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Marble Arch London BID has assembled partners, including Westminster City Council and Transport for London (TfL) to undertake a thorough clean of Edgware Road as part of this year’s Great British Spring Clean.
In line with its ongoing commitment to the local community, Marble Arch London BID brought together the council and TfL – along with several contractors, including TfL’s Ringway and Veolia – to undertake gully cleansing, pavement washing, bin replacement, pothole filling, chewing gum removal, and pavement repairs the length and breadth of Edgware Road, from Marble Arch to the Marylebone Flyover. Eight vehicles and 25 crew members participated in over 100 hours of cleaning.
Alongside the widespread clean of the district, the BID’s Street Team worked with the council’s city inspectors to offer helpful tips to local businesses on the best ways to dispose of commercial waste, as well as provide recycling advice.
The BID previously pulled together teams of volunteers and staff from businesses across the district to take part in activities ranging from picking up litter from nearby canals to working in the wildflower meadows in Hyde Park. The Great British Spring Clean, run by Keep Britain Tidy, is the UK’s single biggest environmental mass participation event, and sees volunteers from across the country make more than one million miles of British outdoor spaces cleaner and greener.
Kay Buxton, Chief Executive, Marble Arch London BID, commented: “A safer, cleaner district is one of the BID’s central themes, alongside resilient businesses, a connected community, and a vibrant destination. This is why events such as The Great British Spring Clean which bring the community and our partners together are a regular fixture in our calendar. We would like to thank Westminster City Council, TfL, and all the contractors for supporting an event which is crucial to ensuring the district remains a welcoming, thriving, and hospitable environment for all.”
Councillor Heather Acton, Cabinet Member for Communities and Regeneration and Hyde Park ward member, said: “We want everyone to enjoy clean streets where they live, work and visit and that’s why Westminster City Council is proud to support the Great British Spring Clean.”
Carl Eddleston, TfL's Head of Asset Operations, added: “Ensuring local neighbourhoods are clean makes them safer and more attractive for people in these communities to live, work and play, encouraging more people out of their cars to walk, cycle and use public transport.”
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