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Bath businesses rally round for upcoming litter pick along the River Avon

Monday 16th September 2019 Bath Echo News Team Business

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Businesses in Bath are rallying round to support a litter pick organised by law firm Stone King, with ten organisations already pledging their support to spruce up a stretch of the River Avon.

The planned litter pick will take place on Wednesday 25th September, from 5-6pm.

The organisations signed up include St John’s Foundation, Julian House, Buro Happold, Loake, The Business Exchange, Milsted Langdon and Taste of Bath.

Stone King’s Managing Partner Steven Greenwood said he was delighted by the response.

He said: “It is heartening to see so many businesses wanting to join our initiative to keep Bath litter free.

“Commitment to the local community and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) are extremely important to us and we are delighted that so many local businesses feel the same.

“We are grateful to everyone who is giving up an hour of their time to help benefit the city.”

Chartered accountants Milsted Langdon said they were pleased to take part in the event.

Dan Kenyon, Milsted Langdon’s General Practice Manager, said: “The Bath Litter Pick is a great initiative to bring the local business community together to keep our World Heritage City free from litter.

“Hopefully we can encourage people to get involved and ensure Bath is a clean and safe place to live and work.”

Helping to contribute to a nicer environment was one reason why Helen Rich, Director of Taste of Bath, signed up to take part in the litter pick.

“Taste of Bath are delighted to be supporting Stone King’s initiative for a cleaner and better Bath, we are looking forward to getting out there and making an active difference in our community,” she said.

“It’s so important for businesses to engage in their city, we champion local food, but we also want to champion a nicer and better environment for tourists and residents alike.

“Well done Stone King for organising such a fun and proactive event.”

Businesses wanting to take part in the litter pick should email [email protected] or call 01225 478180.

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