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    Litter heroes joining forces for Spring Clean Cymru

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryFebruary 12, 2019Updated:February 12, 2019No Comments
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    Keep Wales Tidy is calling on people across Wales to help improve the environment on our doorstep by getting involved in its annual Spring Clean Cymru campaign.

    The charity is aiming to inspire thousands of people to join forces to collect and safely dispose of litter from our streets, parks and beaches, recycling as much as possible. Community groups, schools and businesses will all be taking part in a month of action from 22 March to 23 April.

    Lesley Jones, Chief Executive for Keep Wales Tidy, said:

    “The value of a good quality environment can’t be underestimated. It not only affects the look and feel of a place but has a significant and far-reaching impact on our health and wellbeing and the local economy. That’s why we’re encouraging the people of Wales to get outdoors, be proud and help care for where they live. In 2019, our goal is to make spring clean bigger and better than ever!” 

    To find out more about Spring Clean Cymru visit www.keepwalestidy.cymru

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