The Big Tidy Up

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A new website has been launched to help residents improve their local area and have more say about the places where they live, work and visit.

The Capital Clean Up campaign is a yearly event aimed at tidying up London and improving the local environment in and around the city.

The Big Dee Day is an annual September clean-up of the River Dee and Dee Estuary in Chester and North Wales...

Local residents take part in a Big Tidy Up at Bournemouth’s Stour Valley nature reserve...

Pupils from King’s Road Primary School in Old Trafford get tidying...

Students from the Isle of Wight’s Clatterford Tuition Centre find another use for the rubbish they collected...

Green-minded volunteers from Friends of the Estuary have collect an impressive 500 bags of rubbish.

The British Trust for Conservation Volunteers’ (BTCV) Green Clubs in Cornwall have a Big Tidy Up...

Residents join the chief executive of Keep Britain Tidy to clean up Brookdale Park, Manchester...

A group of green-minded volunteers successfully cleared 31 bags of rubbish during their Big Tidy Up on the TransPennine Trail...

In spite of heavy rain, 30 volunteers of all ages took part in Operation De-clutter...

Big Tidy Up marks the start of a major project to regenerate Shelley Gardens in Chesham...

Volunteers and staff from the Environment Centre in Leeds give the Centre’s surrounding roads a much-needed tidy up...

Environmentally-friendly students from York St John University took part in a Big Tidy Up in canoes.