PFND hope that any sort of free bus service provided in line with this reasoning in northern Devon would be supported by simple ‘Protect our Playground' educational materials about the environmental importance of some of our local areas and the health and wellbeing impacts they will get from exploring them. They will of course be encouraging them to seek out their designated Free to hire boards so they can enjoy some time riding the ocean waves as well.


The motion has been passed to the cabinet for debate on the 10th March - where Claire Moodie from PFND will have a few minutes to talk about the incredible benefits of such a programme. Claire added “We are so thankful to Frank and Robbie for advocating our cause and for moving this bold idea to the next stage, we are blown away by their passion and we are convinced that the public will get right behind it’’


“In the end we will conserve only what we love. We will love only what we understand. We will understand only what we are taught.” Baba Dioum, Senegalese poet and environmentalist, 1937.


About Plastic Free North Devon - www.plasticfreenorthdevon.org


Plastic Free North Devon (PFND), is a registered charity (Reg No: 1182464) that aims to inspire North Devon residents, tourists and businesses to drastically reduce their consumption of single-use plastic, remove it from the environment and dispose of it properly. We aim to connect people with their natural surroundings through conversations, education and events to ensure residents and visitors alike want to protect what our very existence depends on. We want to see radical transformation towards a healthier and more informed relationship with the environment.


For more information please contact Claire Moodie 07815701684/ claireplasticfreenorthdevon@gmail.com


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