NEIGHBOURS are joining forces to improve their community with the launch of a group at the weekend.
Residents of Crook's Wheatbottom and Helmington Row areas have formed a community group to work with support workers to boost the ward.
Wheatbottom and Helmington Special Project (WAHSP) aims to provide for young people, address the needs of elderly people and to improve the environment. It also plans to come up with a business or action plan to tackle economical, social and environmental issues in the area.
Chairman Clive Parker said: "We don't want to be political, but hope to work with the local authorities and other community groups for the good of the area."
WAHSP will meet in Esk Gardens Community House, Watergate Estate, Crook, on Wednesday, at 6.30pm.
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