Don’t like waste plans? Wear an orange ribbon

Sarah Breton, nearest the camera, launches the orange ribbon campaign with Katherine and Stephen Paine. (Picture by Adrian Miller, 0880683)

OPPOSITION to the States’ decision to build a £93.5m. incinerator is becoming more visible.
Islanders are being urged to wear orange ribbons to show that they are unhappy that the Suez Environnement plant got the go-ahead.
The Rethink campaign is not about whether people support any alternative proposal, organisers said.
It is purely a chance for islanders to give deputies a clear message that they want them to do a U-turn on plans to build the facility at Longue Hougue and entering into a 25-year contract with Suez.
‘This is an easy way for people to show the States that they are not happy with the decision that has been made,’ Sarah Breton, one of the organisers, said.
Mrs Breton said people opposed to the Suez plant should wear an orange ribbon, or put one on their car or home, whether their objection was on the grounds of health, cost, length of contract or environmental.

(from thisisguernsey)



mmm Orange ribbons ... no doubt supplied by the company who colour scheme is orange and oppose the States Plan

mmm Orange ribbons ... no doubt supplied by the company who colour scheme is orange and oppose the States Plan


Eh?
Who might that be then?

I hope the ribbons are recyclable.