TWELVE keen volunteers braved the weather to join the Malvern Hills Trust for a spring litterpick in town.
A total of 18 bags of rubbish were collected from the verges along Townsend Way and from the Townsend Way Community Woodland.
Malvern Hills Trust were joined by 12 keen volunteers on Saturday morning for a spring litter pick in Malvern.
Beck Baker, of the Malvern Hills Trust, said: “We’d like to say a huge thank you to those who helped us clean up this green space and the quiet, little-known woodland on the edge of Malvern.
“Our volunteers have greatly improved this area for local residents, visitors and for those who work in the nearby retail park and other businesses, as well as for wildlife.”
The event was organised as part of the Great British Spring Clean campaign, led by the charity Keep Britain Tidy.
Further litter picking events are being held on Friday, April 20 by Malvern Hills District Council.
