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Tops Day Nurseries in Pokesdown
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Nursery children and colleagues in Dorset join forces for community litter pick

Keep Britain Tidy is hoping to recruit new Litter Heroes Ambassadors in the South West to help tackle litter pollution and support year-round community clean-up activities. Keep Britain Tidy is hoping to recruit new Litter Heroes Ambassadors in the South West to help tackle litter pollution and support year-round community clean-up activities.
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Charity seeks new recruits from Dorset to join its litter ambassador programme

A beach clean at Kimmeridge as part of the latest Great Dorset Beach Clean. A beach clean at Kimmeridge as part of the latest Great Dorset Beach Clean.
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Communities in Dorset unite for a record-breaking Great Dorset Beach Clean

Sandbanks was praised for its outstanding water quality, environmental standards, and its smoke-free policy, the only one in the top three to have such a ban. Sandbanks was praised for its outstanding water quality, environmental standards, and its smoke-free policy, the only one in the top three to have such a ban.
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Dorset beach crowned the cleanest in the UK

A family litter-picking for the Great British Spring Clean. A family litter-picking for the Great British Spring Clean.
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Thousands of bags of litter pledged to be picked up in South West this year

A new cigarette bin that has been installed around Weymouth Harbour. A new cigarette bin that has been installed around Weymouth Harbour.
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New campaign encourages smokers to bin their butts to protect Weymouth Harbour

National Highways’ new anti-litter signage. National Highways’ new anti-litter signage.
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Drivers urged to stop littering after 5,000 bags of rubbish collected

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