Peak volunteers rewarded for litter pick

More than 50 big-hearted volunteers filled four trucks full of rubbish recently, by collecting other people’s litter in the Peak District National Park.
Volunteer litter pickers with their haul at Burbage plantation. Photo contributed.Volunteer litter pickers with their haul at Burbage plantation. Photo contributed.
Volunteer litter pickers with their haul at Burbage plantation. Photo contributed.

As a reward for their good work, the authority treated them to a go at climbing, high ropes or abseiling.

The Pick and Play event was organised by the Peak Park Conservation Volunteers and Castleton-based outdoor activity company Peak Mountaineering.

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Litter picks were organised at Burbage Plantation, Tideswell Dale and Pindale near Castleton. Among the rubbish they collected were old tyres, a TV, a duvet, tarpaulin shelters and a multitude of cans, bottles and food-wrappers.

For information on volunteering in the national park go to peakdistrict.gov.uk/volunteering.