SCOTLAND RUGBY STAR SIGNS THE CLEAN UP EDINBURGH PLEDGE
Scotland Rubgy squad member Ross Rennie took time out from training for this weekend’s Autumn Test match against South Africa to pledge his support for the Clean Up Edinburgh campaign.
He signed the pledge not to drop litter on behalf of his team-mates and the Scottish Rugby Union (SRU) next to Murrayfield stadium in Roseburn Park.
The Council’s most significant anti-litter campaign for several years is supported by Keep Scotland Beautiful and is a call to action to residents, businesses and community groups to play their part in changing behaviour and attitudes about litter. One of the main aims will be to get as many signatures as possible on the pledge to either bin or recycle litter, which can be signed here or at #CleanUpEdinburgh.
Clean Up Edinburgh organisers want to encourage as many people as possible to join the campaign’s first event, a host of mass community clean-ups taking place across the city, on November 29th. Find out where you can join in at www.edinburgh.gov.uk/litter, or get advice and support such as litter picking equipment for organising further clean-ups on the same day.
