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Published: 07 October 2020

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202010 clean up

Palmers Green Action Team are looking for people to help with a litter pick of Bridge Drive next to Morrison's car park.

Meet opposite Travis Perkins at 10.30am on Saturday 17th October.

Numbers are limited, so please contact if you'd like to join in.

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19 Oct 2020 14:40

Volunteers survey the results of their hard work during the Palmers Green Action Team community cleanup on Saturday morning.

Why do people expect others to clear up their mess? Do they just drop rubbish on the floor at home?

And don't say it's because the council are collecting rubbish less often. Littering was just as bad when the bins were emptied every week. They could be emptied every day and it wouldn't make any difference.

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