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Help Keep Hutt City Beautiful – 14-21 September
Help Keep Hutt City Beautiful – 14-21 September
Imagine a city where we all care about and
actively work to restore, enhance and protect our
environment. That’s the vision for Keep New Zealand
Beautiful week and many locals are getting on board to help
make this happen in Hutt City.
Hutt City Council and Keep Hutt City Beautiful are managing a variety of clean-up activities across the city. You can take part in groups or as individuals and even register your own clean-up project.
The public are invited to take part in any of the following activities where you can just turn up on the day:
o Petone Beach clean-up: Sunday 14 September, 10am. Meet the team from Dive and Ski HQ at Petone Wharf car park. (In the event of bad weather it will be postponed until Sunday 21 September, 10am).
o Hutt Riverbank
clean-up: Sunday 21 September, 1pm. Meet at Lower Hutt
Riverbank car park, northern end.
o Hugh Sinclair
Park, Wainuiomata clean-up: Sunday 14 September 2pm - 4pm.
Join volunteers from The Warehouse and meet at The
Strand.
So far 16 schools in Lower Hutt have already registered along with nine other groups.
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