Rubbish Heroes
10 Goodgymers helped their local community in Cardiff
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Sunday 20th June 2021
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As part of the The Great Get Together 10 goodgymers met in the local park for a litter pick. 5 have just taken part in the social run so a nice walk was a lovely change of pace.
The Great Get Together is inspired by the late Jo Cox MP, who was killed on 16th June 2016. In her first speech in Parliament, Jo said: “We have more in common than that which divides us.”
Showing that we have #MoreInCommon we made our way through the park to make it a little better for everyone that uses it. We found a dolls head, tidied up the river bank, cleaned up one of the busiest parts that day.
We stopped for coffee and some snacks, and received a lot of thanks from random strangers this day. It was a great way to celebrate the message #MoreInCommon. With our final helping stranger taking our group photo and giving us the report title. By saying smile you rubbish heroes, i mean Rubbish Heroes, not rubbish......heroes.
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Keep Wales Tidy – the charity working across Wales to protect our environment for now and for the future.
We’re Keep Wales Tidy – the charity working across Wales to protect our environment for now and for the future. We know a good quality environment matters to people and the benefits can have a big impact on our communities, health and well-being and economy. We take action to make a positive difference and our work ranges far and wide! We deliver practical action, environmental education, training, business services and environmental solutions across Wales. We help set the standards high for parks, beaches, marinas and tourism in Wales through our range of internationally-accredited awards as well as being policy and research experts in our field. At Keep Wales Tidy we: Take action to make a positive difference Put people at the heart of everything we do Protect our environment for now and for the future
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