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Oct 2019

Outside of Beach Tavern cleared, pushing for something to be done: Pevensey Parish Council statement

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image credit, Pevensey Parish Council

Update on Litter Pick 5th October 2019
Outside of Beach Tavern cleared

On behalf of the Parish Council we would like to thank the 7 volunteers who attended the litter pick on Saturday. It proved to be successful with 10 incidents of dog fouling found and collected.

The Parish Council will be arranging another 4 litter pick throughout next year.

The Parish Council has also been very successful with getting the outside of Beach Tavern cleared, which also took place on 5th October. This would not have happened without the hard work and efforts of PPC Cllr Withey and the Community Warden, Environmental Health Service for Rother and Wealden Councils, pushing for something to be done.
—Pevensey Parish Council, 10 October 2019

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