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Hendon Park clean-up

london,NW4 4XS

12 Sep 2015

23:00

Meet 10am by the Hendon Park Cafe, approximate postcode NW4 2TL, for a litter pick around the park.Finishing 12pm. No experience necessary, all equipment will be provided. Just wear old clothes, sturdy shoes, and come with enthusiasm! Refreshments will be provided. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult. Well behaved dogs welcome. 6 troupers volunteered. 17 bags of rubbish removed, a bike, a duvet, and other larger items..

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