Posted: Sun 28th Mar 2021

Clwyd South MP urges residents to take part in Keep Britain Tidy’s new campaign

Wrexham.com for people living in or visiting the Wrexham area
This article is old - Published: Sunday, Mar 28th, 2021

The MP for Clwyd South residents to get involved with Keep Britain Tidy’s ‘Great British Spring Clean’ campaign.

This year’s event, which will take place between May 28 and June 13, aims to help clear Britain’s streets, beaches, parks and countryside from litter.

Simon Baynes MP has praised the campaign which will see members of the public from across the four nations of the UK help create a cleaner and greener Britain, whilst adhering to COVID-19 restrictions.

Litter can have devastating impacts for the environment, our seas, animals and wildlife, which can get injured due to litter.

However, Mr Baynes has praised the campaign for not only helping the environment, but also for the role it will also play in improving people’s physical and mental wellbeing.

Commenting on the campaign, Mr Baynes said: “This last year we have seen the importance of outdoor areas and green spaces.

“Not only is this campaign a great opportunity to get some fresh air and help the environment, but it is also incredibly beneficial for both our physical and mental health.

“We have some beautiful green areas in Clwyd South and I would encourage residents in Clwyd South to take a look at the Keep Britain Tidy website and see if they’re able to pledge some of their time to make our community as clean as it can be.”

More information regarding the #MillionMileMission which is due to take place late spring can be found on the Keep Britain Tidy website, where you’re also able to buy litter picking kits, pledge the amount of time you’re willing to help and also find the latest guidance on how to do this in a COVID secure way.



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