Icklesham made clean for the Queen by councillors

Icklesham council undertook its latest litter pick at the recreation ground as part of the Clean for the Queen initiative today (Saturday, April 16).
By The Newsroom
Published 16th Apr 2016, 16:50 BST
Updated 16th Apr 2016, 16:59 BST

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Icklesham Parish Councillors braved the rain to litter pick for the Queen's 90th birthdayIcklesham Parish Councillors braved the rain to litter pick for the Queen's 90th birthday
Icklesham Parish Councillors braved the rain to litter pick for the Queen's 90th birthday

Residents led by Icklesham Parish Councillors Jane Austen, Nick Warren and Steve Tollett braved the heavy rain to pick up a large amount of litter from the recreation ground and surrounding area.

People across the country have been tidying up their towns and villages to celebrate the Queen’s 90th birthday next month.

The council would like to thank all those involved.

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