

Reinstate James Galley as full-time road sweeper in Castletown


Reinstate James Galley as full-time road sweeper in Castletown
The Issue
The character and dedication of James Galley have been a pillar for our Castletown community. I have witnessed James on countless occasions out there tidying up our streets, regardless of the weather—come rain, hail, wind, or storm—always with a smile, even when it’s blowing an absolute hoolie. His work goes beyond merely maintaining our town's cleanliness; it epitomizes the spirit of resilience and the essence of community service.
James was employed as a road sweeper with Castletown commissioners under a fixed-term contract that has unfortunately expired. Despite his consistent dedication and unparalleled work ethic, he has not been rehired for a full-time position. This is not just a loss for James, but a significant loss for the entire Castletown community that benefits daily from his commitment to keeping our streets spotless and our community beautiful.
Street cleanliness is more than aesthetics; it touches on health, safety, and the overall quality of life. A clean environment deters pests and reduces litter-related accidents, and it is crucial to maintaining the pride we have in our home.
James’s ability to work effectively, even during the harshest weather, and his motivation to keep our streets pristine, is a quality that Castletown dearly needs. Now, more than ever, it is essential to support individuals like James, who contribute positively to our society, uphold community values, and enhance our public spaces through committed service.
Reinstating James Galley to a full-time position with the Castletown commissioners will not only recognize his relentless efforts and service but will also ensure that the standards of cleanliness he upholds are continued. Let’s rally behind James and secure his future with Castletown.
Sign this petition to urge Castletown commissioners to reinstate James Galley as a full-time road sweeper, ensuring the ongoing benefit of his invaluable service to our community.
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The Issue
The character and dedication of James Galley have been a pillar for our Castletown community. I have witnessed James on countless occasions out there tidying up our streets, regardless of the weather—come rain, hail, wind, or storm—always with a smile, even when it’s blowing an absolute hoolie. His work goes beyond merely maintaining our town's cleanliness; it epitomizes the spirit of resilience and the essence of community service.
James was employed as a road sweeper with Castletown commissioners under a fixed-term contract that has unfortunately expired. Despite his consistent dedication and unparalleled work ethic, he has not been rehired for a full-time position. This is not just a loss for James, but a significant loss for the entire Castletown community that benefits daily from his commitment to keeping our streets spotless and our community beautiful.
Street cleanliness is more than aesthetics; it touches on health, safety, and the overall quality of life. A clean environment deters pests and reduces litter-related accidents, and it is crucial to maintaining the pride we have in our home.
James’s ability to work effectively, even during the harshest weather, and his motivation to keep our streets pristine, is a quality that Castletown dearly needs. Now, more than ever, it is essential to support individuals like James, who contribute positively to our society, uphold community values, and enhance our public spaces through committed service.
Reinstating James Galley to a full-time position with the Castletown commissioners will not only recognize his relentless efforts and service but will also ensure that the standards of cleanliness he upholds are continued. Let’s rally behind James and secure his future with Castletown.
Sign this petition to urge Castletown commissioners to reinstate James Galley as a full-time road sweeper, ensuring the ongoing benefit of his invaluable service to our community.
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DHxQVVdB7/

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Petition created on 13 June 2026