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In the bin, that is the message from this Springwood litter task-force taking a pride in
In the bin, that is the message from this Springwood litter task-force taking a pride in keeping Huddersfield streets spick and span. Springwood residents, Spring Grove Primary School pupils and local councillors joined adults with learning difficulties from Huddersfields Social Education Centre on a " litter blitz". More than 40 people including, Kirklees litter prevention officer Dave Smith, took part in the purge to put rubbish where it belongs, in the bin. The campaign to can the litter was the idea of Neil Gelder, who attends the centre in Springwood. He is pictured in the skip! 10th November 1989
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In the bin, that is the message from this Springwood litter task-force taking pride in keeping Huddersfield streets spick and span. In this print from 10th November 1989, we see a group of dedicated individuals coming together for a 'litter blitz' in an effort to keep their community clean. Springwood residents, Spring Grove Primary School pupils, local councillors, and adults with learning difficulties from Huddersfield's Social Education Centre joined forces for this important campaign. Led by Kirklees litter prevention officer Dave Smith, more than 40 people participated in the purge to put rubbish where it belongs - in the bin. The brainchild behind this initiative was Neil Gelder, a member of the Social Education Centre. His passion for cleanliness and environmental preservation inspired others to join him on this mission. In fact, Neil himself can be seen proudly posing inside a skip! This snapshot captures not only a moment in time but also reflects the values of community engagement and environmental consciousness prevalent during the 1980s. It serves as a reminder that even small actions like properly disposing of litter can make a significant difference. This print is part of our 'All Our Yesterdays' collection which aims to preserve memories from West Yorkshire's past. It highlights themes such as children's education, environment conservation efforts, and civic participation.
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