A team of volunteers has collected 60 bags of rubbish during a recent litter pick.
The clean-up took place at Finsbury Park and was organised by the Barratt Redrow Foundation, with support from CleanupUK and 45 volunteers.
Led by the Barratt Redrow Foundation, the event formed part of the wider Barratt Redrow CleanUp campaign – now in its third year – and aimed to protect green spaces and promote environmental responsibility.
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Daniel Masters, operations director at Barratt London, said: "Supporting our local communities is incredibly important to us, and that includes helping to protect and maintain shared green spaces. Everyone from Barratt London really enjoyed getting involved at Finsbury Park.
"Days like this not only allow us to give something back, but also help strengthen connections with our colleagues and the communities we support."
The volunteers contributed a total of 90 hours to the clean-up effort, collecting 60 bags of rubbish.
The Barratt Redrow CleanUp campaign is delivered in partnership with national charity CleanupUK, which supports community-led litter-picking groups across the country by providing resources, guidance, and equipment.
Andy Button-Stephens, head of the Barratt Redrow Foundation, said: "CleanupUK plays a vital role in tackling litter while bringing people together, and for the third year running we’re proud to partner with such an important charity.
"These clean-ups are about more than collecting litter; they’re about creating a lasting positive impact in the communities where we live and work. This has been our biggest Barratt Redrow Clean-Up to date, with more than 60 events taking place nationwide and hundreds of employee volunteers getting involved this spring.
"A huge thank you to everyone who has taken the time to support cleaner, greener communities across the UK."
The Barratt Redrow Foundation supports programmes that deliver social value across the country through volunteering, community partnerships, and grassroots projects. Since its launch in 2021, the foundation has contributed more than £17 million to over 1,700 local and national charities.
More information is available at www.barrattredrowfoundation.org.uk.
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