Over 14,000 people have joined the Great British Clean-up in just 48 hours, with support from UK’s Prime Minister and Environment Minister.
The campaign, aiming for half a million participants, encourages litter clean-ups across towns and countryside.
The Environment Minister emphasized the importance of taking pride in cleaning up, not just viewing it as a chore.
Backed by the United Nations and prominent figures like Sir David Attenborough, the campaign aims to tackle litter’s harmful effects on wildlife and improve our surroundings.
Last year saw 370,000 participants, and this year’s target …
