Divers spend six hours clearing river of waste
The event on Saturday 19 September was organised alongside Northampton Active and Northampton Rowing Club, with the aim of clearing as much rubbish from the river as possible. Organisers at Northampton Scuba School said they are committed to removing waste from the River Nene on a regular basis and plan to return in the coming months. Anyone not diving was invited to join the litter-picking team along the riverbank, where waste was also collected.
- ▪The event on Saturday 19 September was organised alongside Northampton Active and Northampton Rowing Club, with the aim of clearing as much rubbish from the river as possible.
- ▪Organisers at Northampton Scuba School said they are committed to removing waste from the River Nene on a regular basis and plan to return in the coming months.
- ▪Anyone not diving was invited to join the litter-picking team along the riverbank, where waste was also collected.
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Divers spend six hours clearing river of wasteImage source, Northampton Scuba SchoolImage caption, A team of divers from Northampton Scuba School with their haul from the River NeneBySarah-Jane MuddimanReporting fromNorthamptonshirePublished1 minute agoA team of divers from Northampton Scuba School arranged a six-hour clean-up of the River Nene in Northampton.They collected two old shopping trolleys, a milk churn, a number of car tyres, an old bike, a drill and charger. The event on Saturday 19 September was organised alongside Northampton Active and Northampton Rowing Club, with the aim of clearing as much rubbish from the river as possible.
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