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04 August 2026
Usual route Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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02 August 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home.
Dozens of plastic Lucozade bottles and Coke cans - going to contact the companies again about this - there really should be a deterrent
1 bag collected
2 pickers
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27 July 2026
Usual route - Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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20 July 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One very large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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19 July 2026
Livestock 2026.
It’s always the greatest honour to support the Livestock family to do what they do.
It’s always my aim to leave Forty Hall Farm cleaner than we found it and this year the revellers made it easy work.
12 hour shift yesterday and two further hours this morning equalled 73 sacks of litter now in the skip!
A huge thank you to the public who were seen not only using the bins provided by our lovely friends and supporters at A&R Designs a few years ago but picking up pint glasses dropped by others.
This morning, giving back to Forty Hall estate two of us cleared a horrible mess on Forty Hill and litter picked throughout Forty Hall itself.
Where you can please support the Black Barn events at the farm. We are so blessed to have them and children are welcomed.
73 bags collected
2 pickers
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14 July 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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12 July 2026
25 wonderful Enfieldians came together this morning to collect 13 sacks of rubbish and a barrier.
So lovely to get together and enjoy this gorgeous weather before our Hilly Fields bandstand event this afternoon.
Another 3 bags were collected along the alley and 1 sack of rubbish at the bandstand during the event.
Thank you as ever for all you do. 🙏🩷🙏
16 bags collected
25 pickers
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03 July 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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29 June 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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16 June 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, recycled some and rest was rubbish, into own bins at home
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1 picker
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14 June 2026
A huge thank you to everyone who came today and to little lady who joined us from Ealing. As my Dad would say ‘we are internationally famous in London!’
27 wonderful humans and three dogs came together to collect 17 sacks of rubbish, a shopping basket and fencing.
We celebrated all the men and Dad’s in our group who show the next generation how real men behave. We are so grateful for them and all that they do to keep protecting Mother Earth. You are all inspirational and our heroes.
Thank you, as ever, to Enfield council who surprised us and came along to thank us in person for all the volunteering we do. It is so easy to say, ‘that’s the council’s job’, but in reality working together makes the greatest changes. We are so incredible grateful for the support we get from the council.
So now our beloved Hilly Fields is ready to welcome all our visitors to the Bandstand Concert later today.
🙏
17 bags collected
27 pickers
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12 June 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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09 June 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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05 June 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and mostly rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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04 June 2026
Hillyfields Park to Brodie Road all rubbish one bag put in home bin.
1 bag collected
2 pickers
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02 June 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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21 May 2026
Usual route - Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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14 May 2026
From Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
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10 May 2026
We may have a ‘hung cabinet’ here in Enfield as we wait to hear if The Greens stand by their word and help save our green spaces but still over 30 wonderful humans and two furry friends came together to tidy up Hilly Fields and the surrounding area. 25 sacks of rubbish, a shopping trolley and canisters.
Our green spaces mean more to us than any proposed football academies and New Town and that is why we do our bit to protect Mother Earth and create an environment that Enfield souls can enjoy.
With the arrival of a new ‘Nana’ to the group and a mum with her teenage daughter, our group is blessed to be growing every month.
There are wonderful plans on the horizon here to try and win the battle against those who are unable to dispose of their rubbish correctly, safely and sustainably.
Whilst we look forward to a new political chapter I cannot thank Cllr Rick Jewell for all of his support. He represents everything that old Labour councillors stood for. Honesty, respect, the working classes and most importantly was always the first out there making a real difference on the streets. His lost seat is a reflection of the tactical voting in the borough rather than his dedication. A true gent.
If you would like to be part of our ever increasing community of Earth Angels please do message me. I am more than happy to provide you with advice, support and equipment.
🙏🌍
25 bags collected
30 pickers
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04 May 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
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1 picker
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