• Home
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • History
    • Past BCC Chairman
  • Members
  • The Voice
  • Grants
    • How to apply for a BCC Grant
    • Grant Success Stories
  • London and Manchester Cleaning Shows
  • Contact Us
  • News
twitter

News

15
SEP
2016

Westminster launch for KBT Spring Clean campaign

by : admin
comment : 0

Keep Britain Tidy launched its GB Spring Clean campaign in the Houses of Parliament, where it was joined by  TV presenter and naturalist Steve Backshall and Olympian Helen Glover.

The event was well attended by a range of Local Authorities, schools, businesses, charities and many other organisations, with the campaign’s aim to get as many potential partners on board as possible.

Steve spoke passionately about his love for the natural world and his frustration at the litter that harms our wonderful wildlife. He was followed by government ministers Marcus Jones MP from DCLG and Lord Gardiner from Defra, both of whom spoke about their desire to see a cultural shift in behaviour and an end to littering.

The evening was hosted by Victoria Prentis MP, who is a passionate anti-litter advocate. She gave a rallying call to all present to get stuck in throughout March and in particular over the long weekend of 3 to 5 March 2017.

KBT now intends to build a network of partners who can help bring the campaign to life, with the #GBSpringClean campaign having its public launch  in October.

Social Share

  • google-share

News

  • Latest BCC columns in the news February 15, 2021
  • New dates for the Cleaning Show 2021 announced February 4, 2021
  • A new All-Party Parliamentary Group for the cleaning and hygiene industry has been inaugurated February 2, 2021
  • Proposed APPG ‘should call for key worker status and vaccines for cleaning and hygiene personnel’ January 25, 2021
  • Proud to support the Living Wage – hard work deserves to be rewarded with a fair day’s pay January 20, 2021

Information

  • BCC News Archive
  • Our Manifesto
  • Frequently Asked Questions
  • The Voice Magazine Archive

Contact Us

  1. Name *
    * Please enter your name
  2. Email *
    * Please enter a valid email address
  3. Message *
    * Please enter message