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Crick

6 Morrison Park Road ,West Haddon, Northampton,NN6 7BJ

18 Jul 2020

23:00

Meet at Crick Pocket Park 10am 5 pickers today, we covered Cracks Hill, Millennium Wood and Jubilee Wood 3 bags collected.

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Rye hills Nursery

A428 from top roundabout to just passed Ryehills Nursery 8 bags of grot, lots of historic stuff

Yelvertoft/Crick circular

Yelvertoft Village Hall toCrick and back Collected 4 bags of grot, reported flat tipping

WH lower bypass

Pick along the lower West Haddon bypass plus the main road into Winwick 8 bags collected, lots of McLitter, bottles and cans.

Crick Weighbridge

Meet at 10.30am in layby 12 bags collected from 5 Wombles, 2 bags of recycling. The area is looking much better for it but it feels like we have only just scratched the surface!

WH Village

Village litter pick plus lower bypass Reported 2 lots of fly tipping plus 3 bags collected

Guilsborough Rd to roundabout plus footpath by school

Guilsborough Rd MPR junction to roundabout Footpath by school and village hall 3 bags collected, reported 7 abandoned sand bags reported to NCC

Daventry Sports Park and Winwick

Daventry Sports Park - 8.45 to 9.30am (whilst junior parkrun is on) Winwick Road from crossroads 2-3pm 3 bags collected from Daventry Sports Park, lots of rubbish in amongst the hedges in the car park...

Guilsborough Rd Roundabout

Guilsborough Rd roundabout 3 bags collected before the wind and rain got the better of me!

Ryehills to Roundabout

3 bags collected from this relatively short but scruffy looking area!

West Haddon Bypass

Meet at 10.30 Yelvertoft Rd/Bypass junction We will cover the area from the Crick Rd roundabout to Guilsborough Rd roundabout Lovely to have 5 volunteers turn up to do the West Haddon Bypass from Cric...

Slyes Close area clean up

Slyes Close down to bypass area Area covered: Yelvertoft Rd from West End to the bypass then back down to bus stop. West Haddon Football Field Park at Eaglestone Drive 4 bags filled, 1 of clean recycl...

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