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5th September – Ashbrook Corridor

We had a really productive morning working along the Ashbrook corridor between Downland and the High Street. We cleared around the trees we planted in previous years and undertook a big litter pick, collecting over twelve bags of rubbish ! It was timely to meet up with our local MK Council street cleaning team who took all the rubbish away with them.
It was really upsetting to find a young hedgehog had died in a crisp packet – people who drop rubbish really need to know what damage their actions cause to wildlife !

Pat and Leo busy collecting rubbish,  Simon down in the stream bed collecting yet more rubbish !

     

Nicole, Ben and Chris trimming back around our trees

Lots of activity in the main park area and meeting up with our local council street cleaning team

   

Poor young hedgehog died as a result of someone dropping their crisp packet !

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