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Sat 25th Jul at 10:00am
Warwick & Leamington Spa Report written by Stacey R (She/Her)
It was a beautiful morning with sunshine from start to finish, but sadly it was also the most shocking clean-up we've seen since helping Leam Trash Trash Friends with their community litter picks.
What greeted us was nothing short of a sea of litter. In places, rubbish was piled deep, making it clear that this area has been neglected for far too long. It was heartbreaking to see, but rather than be put off, our fantastic team got stuck in and started turning the tide.
A huge thank you to the management team from Sainsbury's for rolling up their sleeves and joining in, to the amazing runners from GoodGym Warwick & Leamington Spa for lending their energy, and the regular litter-picking heroes of Leam Trash Friends, who do an amazing job week in week out.
Thanks also to Sainsbury's for providing much-appreciated refreshments during & afterwards.
By the end of the session, we'd made a real dent in the mess.
Mission stats:
๐๏ธ 32 sacks of litter collected ๐ A huge amount of fly-tipped waste removed, including two computers, a sandwich maker, a walking stick and plenty of other discarded rubbish โฃ๏ธ 4 used needles safely recovered ๐ช 4 knives removed from the site
While there's still plenty of work ahead, every bag collected makes a difference to the local environment and helps make this space safer for everyone who uses it.
A massive thank you to everyone who gave up their time to help. Together, we're proving that many hands really do make light workโeven when faced with a mountain of litter. Until next time! ๐๐โโ๏ธ๐งค
Sat 25th Jul at 10:00am
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Sun 21st Jun at 10:00am
Warwick & Leamington Spa Report written by Stacey R (She/Her)
A fantastic turnout in Warwick for the Earls Meadow mission, where GoodGymers teamed up with Leam Trash Friends to give this green space a proper refresh.
Armed with litter pickers, bags, and plenty of enthusiasm, the team spread out across surrounding areas, tackling everything from everyday rubbish to some more stubborn surprises.
๐ฅ What we achieved ๐ด Collected an impressive 27 sacks of litter ๐ด Cleared a wide range of fly-tipped items, including a wheel, shower tray, gas cylinder, two bike wheels, and plenty of other dumped debris โฃ๏ธ Safely removed 3 canisters, helping make the area safer for everyone ๐ฑ Why it matters
Earls Meadow is a valued local space, and this session made a visible difference. From clearing hazardous waste to restoring the natural beauty of the area, every bag filled helped create a cleaner, safer environment for the community.
๐ Community effort
A big shoutout to everyone who joined in to lend a hand. Every contribution counted, and the impact was clear to see by the end.
Great work teamโdoing good and getting it done ๐ช
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