Tidy Wales Week

This year’s Tidy Wales Week was the biggest yet, with a record number of volunteers throughout Wales demonstrating their willingness to do their bit to contribute towards a clean, safe and tidy Wales.
In Pembrokeshire, nearly 700 volunteers took part in litter picks during the week-long event in June. The groups involved ranged from young farmers clubs, schools, youth clubs and Scouts to community associations, the WI, the National Trust and the local Wildlife Trust, as well as ongoing efforts by Coastcare groups.
Over 600 bags of rubbish were collected from towns, villages, woodlands, beaches and divers mounted a clean up along the sea bed. Events were run in conjunction with Pembrokeshire County Council, who supplied equipment and arranged collection and disposal of the waste

If you would like more information on Tidy Towns or would like to get involved with work happening in Pembrokeshire you can contact Mari Williams on 029 2038 1723 or by e-mail on mari.williams@keepwalestidy.org