Marks and Spencers staff finish off fly-tipping

On April 29th, More than 20 staff from various local Marks and Spencers outlets helped Thames21 volunteers clear old and new fly-tipping and general litter from along the River Cray on By-way 105, and the sewer pipe embankment around Thames Road Wetland. They also extracted a shopping trolley and other junk from the River Wansunt. This was part of an ongoing series of environmental clean-up events that they participate in, covering a variety of locations.

For full details, see:

http://www.bexleywildlife.org/marks-and-spencers-staff-finish-off-fly-tipping/

which also deals with some issues that arose regarding the way Bexley Council handles fly-tipping incidents.

Some of the Marks and Spencers helpers who tackled litter and fly-tipping around Thames Road Wetland and the lower Cray

Some of the Marks and Spencers helpers who tackled litter and fly-tipping around Thames Road Wetland and the lower Cray

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