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Published Date: 17 April 2009
Find local groups involved in environmental and wildlife issues in Guiseley.
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THE LITTER-FREE GUISELEY CAMPAIGN
An anti-litter pressure group for six years, covering the Guiseley area.
CONTACT: Je
ff Yates
BASE: Guiseley
EMAIL: Yatesjf@aol.com
WEBSITE: www.litteraction.org.uk/the-litter-free-guiseley-campaign
OTHER INFORMATION:
* The group actively augment Leeds City Council's Streetscene Services to keep the streets, lanes and green spaces in and around Guiseley clear of litter.
* The group recognise that the council brushes do not hit all the spots and take a pragmatic approach to getting the job done whenever and wherever required.
* It also campaigns for improved bin facilities for the Guiseley area and work closely with the Guiseley in Bloom group.
* Please check the above website for further information.
* New members are always welcome.

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  • Last Updated: 20 July 2009 3:22 PM
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  • Location: Leeds
 
 
 


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