Volunteers are wanted to help clear snow and ice from the pavements over the winter months.
Derbyshire County Council wants more snow wardens to help coordinate snow clearing activities in local communities and to provide updates on road conditions.
The council’s deputy cabinet member for jobs, economy and transport, Councillor Dean Collins, said: “Severe winter weather can really damage the local economy.
Surely some mistake - isn't snow a thing of the past?
4 comments:
I read that they are keeping Derbyshire as a "winter heritage centre" where they produce snow in factories and spread it around to give a wintry ambiance which helps the economy.
Our local authority has put in a bid to be "flood misery world", but the word is that we might lose out to Lewes or Uckfield.
There's no business like snow business, like snow business I know...
Do they pay you out of their slush fund?
Sam - "find the dead sheep" competitions are suited to both scenarios too.
Sackers - snow joke though.
Demetrius - yes they do, the one they have salted away for a snowy day.
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