Keep Britain Tidy

Volunteers from Anglian Water joined in the Great British Beach Clean.

Poor turnout for litter pick in spite of Skegness being named dirtiest beach

Skegness Central Beach looking relatively clean - with Phil Gaskell (right). of Coastal Access for All, and John Byford.

‘Dirtiest beach in UK’ claims ‘rubbish’ says Skegness

Litter on a beach in Skegness.

Skegness revealed at 'dirtiest beach' in the UK in new survey

Mablethorpe beach. Photo: ELDC

Sutton on Sea, Mablethorpe, and Skegness receive Blue Flag and Seaside Awards

North Kesteven residents were more wasteful than the average person across England last year

Average North Kesteven resident produces equivalent of 109 family-sized turkeys ...

River Slea Clean-up volunteers.

Six bags of rubbish, traffic cones, and a bowl of baked beans – River Slea Clean...

Lianne receiving her award

Prestigious ‘citizen award’ for Lianne

Volunteers at Horncastle RiverCare Group. EMN-210528-120534001

Horncastle RiverCare out ‘testing the water’

Louth RiverCare volunteers met on May 22.

‘Litter heroes’ reunite for post-lockdown river clean in Louth

Volunteers cleared hundreds of pieces of litter from the Railway Walk in Louth.

Volunteers clear hundreds of pieces of litter from Louth’s Railway Walk

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Research by environmental charity shows just what the nation is dropping

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Keep Britain Tidy urges visitors to take their rubbish home

Some of the Louth RiverCare volunteers on Saturday, September 28.

Canal clean-up thanks to Louth RiverCare team

Time to tidy up North Kesteven. EMN-180802-094913001

Join in the Great British Spring Clean and tidy up North Kesteven

A close up of some of the plastic bottles and tin cans pulled from the rivers during the clean-up. EMN-171127-162340001

If you go down to the river today you might just get a surprise!

The haul from the latest Rivercare session EMN-170210-001144001

River clean up in Horncastle

Louth Civic Trust volunteers.

Litter pickers do their bit to keep Louth tidy

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Step into spring: help with a a big clean-up

TV presenter and adventurer Steve Backshall. (160943-6596) EMN-170602-161243001

TV star says it's time to tidy up your local area

The Canch has received a Green Flag Award

The Canch is awarded Green Flag for third year running

Andrew Rayner of Sleaford Town with some of the bags of litter collected by Sleaford schoolchildren on Friday and the skip loaned by Mountains skip hire. EMN-160503-091628001

VIDEO: Army of volunteers join in Sleaford's Clean For The Queen

Get ready to Clean for the Queen. Sleaford Town Team members, from left - Bev and Eddie Jenkins, Andrew Rayner and Ruth Philp. EMN-160119-094743001

Get cleaning for Queen and country! - Sleaford needs you! Individuals, groups an...

Worksop: Canch is named one of UK’s best parks after scooping second Green Flag ...

Worksop: New campaign to clear streets of dog mess

Coun Simon Greaves

Bassetlaw: Council leader Coun Simon Greaves gives his views on the local issues...

Worksop: The Canch collects Green Flag Award

Kings Park in Retford has been awarded the Green Flag for the sixth year in a row (w120730-1)

Video: Kings’ Park gets Green Flag award for sixth consecutive year

Coun Julie Leigh pictured with local scouts, cubs and beavers who held a litter pick in the Canch

Youngsters scout for litter in the Canch