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left to right: Cllrs Asif Khan, Richard Smith, Bilqees Mathoor, and Dennis Watling at Harebreaks Recreation Ground. Credit: Watford Labour Councillors took part in the Great British Spring Clean by tidying up their neighbourhood. North Watford Labour members Asif Khan, Richard Smith, Bilqees Mathoor, and Dennis Watling, spent the weekend picking up litter along the busy St Albans Road. They also took their rubbish bags and litter pickers to Callowland, Harebreaks, and Goodwood Recreation Grounds, as well as Orchard Park. Cllr Khan, who organised the event, said: "We litter picked the ...

In the race to rid the country of litter, he is undoubtedly one of the front-runners. Olympic legend Sebastian Coe yesterday spoke of his enthusiasm for the Great British Spring Clean after tidying up a roadside with his children. Litter has always been a bugbear of the double gold medal winner – and he has never been shy in confronting the culprits. Lord Coe, president of governing body World Athletics, is the latest famous figure backing this year's cleaning marathon. Olympic legend Sebastian Coe (pictured with three of his children) yesterday spoke of his enthusiasm for the Great British...

11:57 EDT, 4 June 2021 A politics student who ordered Neo-Nazi flags emblazoned with the logo of a far-right terror group told a court today they were his airsoft team. Andrew Dymock, from Bath, Somerset, allegedly joined white supremacist groups Sonnenkrieg Division and System Resistance Network (SRN) between 2017 and 2018. Both groups are inspired by the bloodthirsty ideology of the book Siege by American neo-Nazi James Mason whose writings Dymock is said to have posted online. Dymock, 24, allegedly created and updated the neo-Nazi website 'The Lion Rises' and posted virulent antisemitic ...

Volunteers spring into action and spruce up Norden for fifth Great British Spring Clean Date published: 01 June 2021 Norden's Great British Spring Clean Volunteers armed with litter pickers spruced up Norden over the Bank Holiday weekend for the annual Keep Britain Tidy Great British Spring Clean. Approximately 50 volunteers cleared 100 bags of rubbish from across Norden village, Greenbooth, Ashworth, Birtle, Rooley Moor and Caldershaw in the space of two hours on Saturday morning (29 May). Volunteers even cleared a fridge freezer, five car tyres and a car door which had been blighting th...

A total of 151,244 people have answered our call, pledging to clean 957,872 miles of Britain - bringing the magic target of cleaning one million miles tantalisingly close.