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Summer Sweep Litterpick - July 2015

Durham,DH7 7AG

24 Jul 2015

23:00

Bearpark's Summer Sweep Litterpick will be held on SATURDAY 25 JULY 2015 at 10.00 a.m. Attendees are to meet at Beaurepaire Communal Hall for 10 a.m. Refreshments in the Communal Hall afterwards (around 11 a.m.) Residents of all ages, along with your local parish councillors armed themselves with gloves, hi-viz vests, litter picks and rubbish sacks on Saturday 22 July. We covered the area around Beaurepaire Communal Hall. One elderly local resident said it was nice to see the parish council taking some positive action and know that people DO care about the village. It was really heartening to see the kids making a difference to where they live..

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Bearpark Summer Sweep - July 2016

Our July litterpick was held on Sunday 17th. This was our annual summer sweep. We picked the entire front street from the village gateway upto the Aged Miners Homes, the Community Centre play area an...

Bearpark Big Spring Clean - March 2016

The Bearpark Big Spring Clean will tie in with Durham County Council's Big Spring Clean initiative. Volunteers and Parish Council representatives will meet outside the Primary School at 10 a.m. where...

May 2015 Litterpick

Litterpick will commence at 10.00 a.m. Unfortunately, the litterpick was cancelled owing to bad weather

Big Spring Clean - March 2015

Litterpick around the Colliery Road, Bearpark Primary School and play area. Meet at the Primary School at 10.00 a.m. Residents of all ages from Bearpark, along with Councillors from Bearpark Parish Co...

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