Morecambe's West End Wombles thrilled to find their very own 'home sweet home'

Anti-litter campaigners, The West End Wombles, are celebrating after finding their very own ‘burrow’ in Morecambe.

The group – which is committed to keeping the area spruce – was offered a base in a newly modernised shop unit on Regent Road by one of its own volunteers, Neil.

“I'm thrilled to bits,” said Womble Becky Boo. “I still can't quite believe it – what an amazing gesture! I actually don't have words to express my gratitude other than thank you so, so much. How lucky and blessed are we?"

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The move will give the West End Wombles a base as they take to the streets to litter pick – and keep an eagle eye out for the menace of fly-tipping.

West End Wombles at work.West End Wombles at work.
West End Wombles at work.

Their hard work already has the backing of Lancaster City Councillor, David Whitaker, who recently joined them to collect rubbish.

Speaking recently on X he said they were “a nice community group aiming to put some pride into The West End of Morecambe”.

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