Hendon MP David Pinto-Duschinsky leads Big Hendon Litter Pick
Volunteers collected rubbish from parks and streets across the constituency on Sunday, 25th October.
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Hendon MP David Pinto-Duschinsky expressed his deep appreciation for the community's involvement in a recent litter collection event. The Big Hendon Litter Pick took place on Sunday, 25th October, with residents and local organisations dedicating their time to cleaning up public areas.
Despite windy weather, volunteers gathered rubbish from multiple locations within the constituency. These included Montrose and Silkstream Parks, Rushgrove Park, and the Grahame Park Estate. Clean-up efforts also extended to the vicinity of St Mary’s and Middlesex University, as well as along Edgware High Street.
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The Burnt Oak Nepalese Community offered their support to the initiative. Mr Pinto-Duschinsky highlighted the positive impact of such events, noting that they not only help maintain local spaces but also foster community connections.
“It was fantastic to see so many residents giving up their Sunday to take part in the Big Hendon Litter Pick. I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who came out to contribute to our community and all of those who helped organise the event.”
David Pinto-Duschinsky, Hendon MP
The MP stated that the event demonstrated the community at its best and acknowledged the contribution of inspirational individuals who care about the local area. He added that he looks forward to future events and hopes for increased participation.
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+When did the Big Hendon Litter Pick take place?
The Big Hendon Litter Pick was held on Sunday, 25th October. Volunteers gathered across various locations in Hendon to collect rubbish from parks and streets.
+Which areas were covered during the litter pick?
The clean-up efforts spanned Montrose and Silkstream Parks, Rushgrove Park, the Grahame Park Estate, areas surrounding St Mary’s and Middlesex University, and Edgware High Street.
+Who supported the litter picking event?
Hendon MP David Pinto-Duschinsky led the event, which was supported by local residents and the Burnt Oak Nepalese Community. The MP thanked all participants for their contributions.
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