Coronavirus delays Litterpick
Great British Spring Clean postponed until the autumn
Please note that, due to the current coronavirus situation, the Great British Spring Clean 2020 has been rescheduled for 11 - 27 September 2020. We will advise in the What's On
section of the website, once a new date has been set.
Several people in the village already do occasional litter forays so if you do decide to do this - perhaps a good way to get at least a little exercise in the current climate - please be sensible and take precautions such as avoiding groups and always using gloves to handle litter. Also be aware of any restrictions that might be imposed in the coming days or weeks.
If you would like to read more on the Keep Britain Tidy Great British Spring Clean, visit the website.
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