In pictures: Look what this trio achieved during Dunmow tidy-up
Dunmow litter collectors Jamie Kitchingham, Archie Backhouse and Aleks Roberts - Credit: submitted
Three friends put down their iPads and instead picked up litter left strewn around Great Dunmow.
Organiser Jamie Kitchingham, age eight, called on support from Archie Backhouse and Aleks Roberts.
With orange rubbish bags from Jamie's mum, who organises the Barnston litter pick every few months, they collected all sorts of rubbish.
The worst area was behind Flitch Industrial Park.
Jamie's mum Karen Clarke said: "They want to keep their town tidy. I think the storm we had possibly had blown a lot out of bins."
Jamie, who is the organiser of litter picking at his school, felt that gathering up the litter will help wildlife to live longer.
As these images show, their finished efforts gathered up a huge haul of discarded items.
Dunmow litter picking in progress - Credit: submitted
Dunmow litter collectors Jamie Kitchingham, Archie Backhouse and Aleks Roberts - Credit: submitted
Rubbish in Great Dunmow has been picked up by children - Credit: submitted
Some of the rubbish in Great Dunmow - Credit: submitted
The litter collected by the trio in Dunmow. The worst area was behind the Flitch Industrial Park - Credit: submitted
