Volunteers from a Norfolk housing developer have spent a day litter picking around Cromer to mark 50 years since their first partnership development.
The team of 12 from Norwich-based Lovell headed to Warren Woods in the town's east for the litter pick, which was part of a '50-Day Difference' campaign of volunteering for 50 days over the summer.
Natasha Baring, Lovell's field sales manager for East Anglia, said: “We’re delighted to do our bit to help maintain such a beautiful area for everyone's enjoyment.
"The benefits of getting out and about in nature are well known but litter detracts from this, so we wanted to use our Lovell 50-Day Difference event to support the town and help create a cleaner environment for wildlife, locals and visitors too."
Nigel Lloyd, portfolio holder for environmental services, climate change and environment at North Norfolk District Council, thanked the team for their efforts.
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