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WASTE warriors have marked the milestone of removing around 10 tonnes of litter from Inverclydes most scenic spots.

LARGE groups of partying teenagers have left a trail of destruction behind at one of Inverclydes best beauty spots - leaving angry residents to…

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LITTER dumped at the iconic Lyle Hill was tackled by a crowd of determined waste warriors. Last Saturday marked the first meeting of the Lyle Hillbillies - a group of tenacious litter pickers set up to tackle the problem of rubbish at the scenic spot. Led by Martina Franke and Jess McInnes, the group plan to meet every month to rid the area of everything from McDonalds packaging to wet wipes. Martina came up with the idea for the group after being dismayed by the amount of rubbish strew...

A GROUP of environmental activists are waging war on the scourge of litter blighting Inverclyde beauty spots. The Clean Cut crew - a group of 22 volunteers - armed themselves with litter pickers and rubbish bags and headed to Old Largs Road. Over a three hour period they filled 56 bags of rubbish, with the waste collected by Clyde Muirshiel Park senior ranger Mike Holcombe. The merry band of litter lifters were gathered together by Vicky Cookson and her partner Robert Ross. After livi...