An innovative ‘green’ scheme which is helping traders, shoppers and the environment has been given a big boost.
Jim Percival, volunteer with Wellington e-bike delivery service, Keli King of The Little Green Pantry, Cllr Jim McGinn, Cllr Julie Pearce, Cllr Graham Cook, Mayor Cllr Paul Davis, all of Wellington Town Council, and David Staniforth of the bike delivery service.
“As this has now been returned we are extremely pleased to be able to continue our valued service to local shoppers and shopkeepers on a new e-cargo bike provided by Wellington Town Council," he said. Customers of The Little Green Pantry, a zero-waste shop in Crown Street, were amongst the first to take advantage of the service and owner Keli King said that this was a something she was particularly passionate about.
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