Home > Singapore > Story Poster Power: Diners are neater now 'Although not many returned their trays, more diners ate on their trays. The remains are not splattered all over the table, and it is easier to clear. I find that diners are slightly neater in the way they eat as well, after seeing the poster.' Cleaner Leow Siew Eng, 47, who works at the foodcourt in Hougang Mall and doubles as a table spy for The Straits Times during the Goodness Gracious Me! campaign »Take our poll » Post comments here » View all (30) comments     email

Tray-return drive starts at Zion Road food centre NEA joins drive to clear trays More diners making the effort to return their trays Getting the whole company into the act Colourful path to good table manners Encouraging people to clear up after eating More making an effort to clear trays Mind your table manners 5 Mind your table manners 4 'Clean as you go' cities Mind your table manners 3 Drive tackles tray clearing in a big way Mind your table manners 2 Poster Power: Diners are neater now Drive won't leave cleaners out of jobs No tray-return areas Good start to get people to clear trays Mind your table manners Think about others Eat your fill, leave table clean Want trays cleared? Make it clear What table manners? Now in cinemas: The slobs Good toilets, bad habits RSS

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