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Halloween pick

Sheerwater,Woking,GU21 5QQ

28 Oct 2017

23:00

Litter pick around Sheerwater. Two bags of litter collected from the area around the Recreation Ground. I was dismayed to watch a car drive off in Devonshire Avenue at around midday, leaving a pool of litter around it. I wasn't paying attention until after the car left, but the occupant clearly wend round the car dumping out all the plastic bottles and food wrappers that had accumulated. I'll be keeping an eye open for next time this chap is in the are. Apart from this one chap, the whole area is looking pretty clean and tidy these days. .

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