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Calcott & Shepherd's Lane

Cruck House,Milford, Baschurch,Shrewsbury,SY4 2JU

23 May 2015

23:00

General litter pick by Sally & Natalie. Only one sack of litter today but Sally & Deirdre did a big start up litter pick and so today was just a general tidy of recent litter. Hopefully we can keep on top of the litter now..

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past Events

Great September Clean 2020

Autumn clean up in Bicton Parish, Shropshire 8 volunteers, 10 sacks of litter, one roll of chicken wire fencing and 2 hub caps.

Calcott Lane

General litter pick 8 black sacks, I booster seat and a roll of carpet

Bicton Lane & Calcott Lane

Sally & Deirdre in the wind and rain. Again! Risk assessment done and adhered to. 6 black bags plus a broken decorative mirror

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