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Rye hills Nursery

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

23 Jan 2021

00:00

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

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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!

Crick

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

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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