The £27k plan to rid chewing gum from the streets of one Greater Manchester town

A town in Greater Manchester has introduced a £27,000 plan designed to remove chewing gum from its streets. This initiative involves the use of specialist equipment capable of vapourising the gum that has become stuck to the pavements. The project aims to rid the local urban environment of this persistent waste by employing this specific technology to clear the walkways, ensuring the pavements are restored and maintained for the benefit of the local community.