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'''Keep Britain |
'''Keep Britain Tidy''' is a [[United Kingdom|British]] campaign run by the ENCAMS environmental charity, which is part funded by the [[Government of the United Kingdom|U.K. government]]. The majority of their campaigning is around the issue of litter. They have been using 'Keep Britain Tidy' as their slogan for almost fifty years. They describe their mission as being 'To create effective action by our targeted groups to achieve a sustained improvement in local environmental quality and reduce anti-social behaviour'. The organisation's current chief executive is Alan Woods. |
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==History== |
==History== |
Revision as of 23:22, 30 July 2007
Keep Britain Tidy is a British campaign run by the ENCAMS environmental charity, which is part funded by the U.K. government. The majority of their campaigning is around the issue of litter. They have been using 'Keep Britain Tidy' as their slogan for almost fifty years. They describe their mission as being 'To create effective action by our targeted groups to achieve a sustained improvement in local environmental quality and reduce anti-social behaviour'. The organisation's current chief executive is Alan Woods.
History
Keep Britain Tidy was originally set up by a conference of 26 organisations in 1955. The conference was initiated by the NFWI after a resolution was passed at their 1954 AGM to start a national anti-litter campaign. [1]
Other campaigns
ENCAMS runs the Eco-Schools programme and the Blue Flag campaign. ENCAMS also ran the Keep Scotland Beautiful, Keep Wales Tidy and TIDY Northern Ireland campaigns until April 2005, at which point these became the responsibility of their respective devolved organisations.
References
In The Beatles movie, A Hard Day's Night, there are a few mentions of "Keep Britain Tidy".
See also
External links
- ENCAMS
- Eco-Schools
- Blue Flag
- Noise Concern
- Keep Wales Tidy
- Keep Scotland Beautiful
- Toronto, Clean & Beautiful City
- Keep Australia Beautiful
- Eco-Schools