Mid Sussex Litter Busters

The aim is to remove litter from approach roads' verges to Harleston

We have 26 active litter pickers each one of whom takes responsibility for a stretch of road or an area of green space. We meet occasionally to review tactics and to swop ideas. We have a massive litter pick once a year to shift an area of accumulated rubbish. We have good relations with the Parish Council and the local authority who are great at clearing flytipping when we inform them.

We are a small team of about eight volunteers who look after the planted areas of Uttoxeter Station. We also pick up litter when necessary and monitor the passenger areas. We are organised by the North Staffordshire Community Rail Partnership.

Meets regularly to litter pick around Horsbere Brook and Mill Lane playing field.

Commissioned group of the South Area Council, Barnsley. Working with you to make your community better - we are going to make our community a better place to live for future generations.

Welcome to Riders against Rubbish. A group for cyclists that care about the environment they ride through. A hopeful hub of activity and encouragement to help rid our tracks, trails and rides of the rubbish we all too often see in our hedgerows and more.

The B roads and public walking routes and fields between Corfe Mullen and Wimborne are becoming dropzones for litter impacting on scenery and wildlife. I regularly pick up litter on walks and encourage others to do likewise. Aim...reduce litter in BH21 and surrounds tok eep our area beautiful.

A small but active group trying to keep our beautiful village of Saltwood and its environs looking beautiful. We are always keen to collaborate with all who have a stake in this ambition, including Shepway District Council, Brockhill Performing Arts College, Saltwood Village Society and Saltwood Parish Council. The village looks so much better already, but we would love to find ways to encourage additional helpers to join in. As of March 10, 2012 our fly-tipping haul includes: 1. Fridge freezer, two chairs and table (at Slaybrook); 2. Salmon pink armchair (at top of Sandey Lane); 3. Six bags of turf (at top of Sandling Road); 4. Two sacks of household waste (North Road West); 5. Concrete slabs (at top of Sandey Lane); 5. Two bags of cement (halfway up Sandey Lane); 6. Sofa (on grounds of Brockhill College of Performing Arts); 6. Various paint cans and other household detritus (at top of Sandey Lane); 7. Five bags of household waste (adjacent to Sandling Railway Station); 8. Box of pornographic magazines (adjacent to Sandling Station); 9. Black sack of unused vegetarian food (Sandling Road by Willets House); 10. Four black sacks of waste, three garden, one household (Sandling Road, just on from Humphries Corner); 11. Two black sacks at the corner of Bartholomew Road and St Johns Road; 12. Three black sacks on Bartholomew Road, opposite Elm Lea Nursing Home; 13. Two mattresses on A20, near Highways Agency depot; 13. Countless road signs that the Council has forgotten; 14. Two wet suits and sailing top, all in perfectly good condition; 15. Old bed; 16. Human waste left by lorry drivers who park up overnight on the A20, near Junction 11, M20; 17. Dog waste left in plastic bags in bushes and trees; 18. Small fridge left on A20 near Went's Corner; 19. Two black sacks of waste left by the M20 footbridge near Stone Farm; 20. Ongoing dumping that takes place regularly at the A20 laybys near Went's Corner, and just down from Stone Farm; 21. Four blue sacks, a car seat and various car parts at the top of Sandey Lane, close to the footbridge over the Channel Tunnel Rail line; 22. Two bags of old clothes and shoes.

The Group consists of volunteers who carry out conservation and practical tasks within the Park at Havering-atte-Bower. We hold regular monthly 'litter picks; and encourage all Park users to be responsible for their litter,use the bins provided and aim to increase general awareness of litter,recycling and re-using and composting.

I am a solo litter picker for my area