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Clean Cornwall and Cornwall Council are bringing together Cornwall’s litter‑picking organisations and networks for a collaborative summit. The aim is to develop a more joined‑up approach to tackling litter, understand the main issues and barriers communities face, and work collectively to improve the quality of our local environment across our beautiful county.
Clean Cornwall and Cornwall Council are bringing together Cornwall’s litter‑picking organisations and networks for a collaborative summit. The aim is to develop a more joined‑up approach to tackling litter, understand the main issues and barriers communities face, and work collectively to improve the quality of our local environment across our beautiful county.
Following feedback from the Cornwall Litter Network Summit, we’re looking for a small number of locations to take part in a pilot exploring whether signs highlighting local volunteer involvement can help reduce littering and encourage greater community pride.
The pilot will involve monitoring litter within an agreed area before and after signage is installed. To help us understand the impact of the signs, participating groups will be asked to carry out some simple monitoring and submit data so we can measure any changes over time.
At this stage, we're simply looking to identify groups and locations that may be suitable to take part. If your group is selected, we'll be in touch to arrange a meeting and discuss the pilot in more detail.
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