Youngsters do their bit to keep Louth tidy

Groups of pupils from two Louth primary schools took part in the national '˜Great Plastic Pick Up' this afternoon (Friday).
By The Newsroom
Published 11th May 2018, 17:38 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 06:44 BST
Kidgate Primary Academy pupils tidied up the Gatherums area, near Church Street.Kidgate Primary Academy pupils tidied up the Gatherums area, near Church Street.
Kidgate Primary Academy pupils tidied up the Gatherums area, near Church Street.

The groups, from Kidgate Primary Academy and St Michael’s CE Primary School, grabbed their spare bin bags, litter pickers and high-visibility jackets and headed into the town to do their bit.

The team from Kidgate were in charge of tidying up the Gatherums, while the team from St Michael’s tidied up the Railway Walk off Wood Lane, and the playing field next to the Meridian Leisure Centre.

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Between them, the two groups of pupils collected countless bags of plastic waste, aluminium, and other general litter.

The Great Plastic Pick Up, spearheaded by Keep Britain Tidy and the Daily Mail, takes place between May 11-13.

Visit www.keepbritaintidy.org/great-plastic-pick for more information.

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