Paul Whitney, a dedicated resident of Lymm, has recently retired after an impressive 20 years of service as a weekend litter picker in the village. Starting his voluntary clean-up efforts back in March 2001, Paul has been a consistent and familiar presence in Lymm, regardless of the weather conditions.
Born and raised in Warrington, Paul Whitney’s commitment to keeping Lymm tidy has not gone unnoticed. He began his journey as a litter picker after joining the parish council in 2001, dedicating his weekends throughout the year to this noble cause.
Paul followed a regular route through the village, meticulously cleaning up areas such as car parks and the Lower Dam. Along the way, he would often come across various items that needed proper disposal or reporting to the authorities. Despite the hard work, Paul enjoyed interacting with residents and was often treated to cups of tea by appreciative villagers.
After two decades of selfless service, Paul Whitney has decided to retire and focus on spending quality time with his family and beloved pets. The parish council, recognizing his invaluable contribution to the community, has expressed their gratitude to Paul and wished him all the best in his well-deserved retirement.
Paul’s dedication to keeping Lymm clean and tidy for over 20 years serves as an inspiration to us all. His commitment to the well-being of the village and his willingness to go above and beyond for the community is truly commendable. As he embarks on this new chapter in his life, let us take a moment to appreciate and honor Paul Whitney for his tireless efforts in making Lymm a better place for everyone.