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09 November 2026
With Archie dog 🐾💙, 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
So many empty beer bottles! 😫
1 bag collected
1 picker
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06 November 2026
With Archie dog 💙🐾. 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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03 November 2026
Usual route with Archie dog 💙🐾 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 November 2026
Hillyfields Park circuit with Archie 🐾, then 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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30 October 2026
A large bag full of McDonalds drive-thru empty packaging was dumped on the roadside at the end of Brodie Road EN2. Brought it home and disposed of in own bin.
1 bag collected
1 picker
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29 October 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. Loads of disposable vapes found chucked into a hedge, brought home and will take to local Sainsbury’s vape disposal location.
1 bag collected
1 picker
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26 October 2026
Wet walk in Hillyfields park with Archie 🐾💙
One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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22 October 2026
Usual route with Archie 🐾
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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18 October 2026
‘If there's something strange
In your neighborhood
Who you gonna call?
Hilly Fields Neighbourhood Community Litter Picking Busters!
If there's something dropped on the floor
And it don't look good
Who you gonna call?
Your local litter picking group!
We ain't 'fraid of no dumper
We ain't 'fraid of no litter dropper’
Over 50 people came together for our seventh ‘Trick or Treat’ Halloween special litter pick. Whitewebbs and Hilly Fields was this morning filled with ghosts, ghouls, witches and cats as these ‘monsters’ cleaned up after the real monsters!
So lovely to see so many new people joining us which included visitors from Ealing and Surrey (we are officially nationally known!)
Only 23 sacks of rubbish, a children’s kitchen, M&S basket and traffic cones were collected.
The smaller ghouls took part in CleanupUK litter bingo and were gifted Halloween bags which were donated by a local business (who wish not to be named).
As ever a huge thank you to The Rose and Crown, EN2 9AJ for hosting once again and providing warm treats after. We are so grateful for your support.
If you would like to join us in our fight against the less considerate members of our borough we are always looking for new vampires and fairies!
23 bags collected
50 pickers
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12 October 2026
Usual route (with Archie 🐾)
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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10 October 2026
Hilly Fields Neighbourhood Community Litter Picking joined Enfield Council and the police for a Joint Community Safety Operation of Hilly Fields and Forty Hall.
This occurred as a result of the machete that was found on our litter pick in September.
What did we find this time barring the usual litter, dumped items? A SWORD! To think that a child could have found it is just sickening. The council have a number of arms bins across the borough. They have been installed with no CCTV to ensure that the community can discreetly drop weapons to them anomalously. I just pray that people use them rather than bushes where children play and animals walk.
3 bags collected
4 pickers
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08 October 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 October 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.
(Large number of empty water bottles 500ml found)
1 bag collected
1 picker
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02 October 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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28 September 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. Also picked up loads of vapes which I’ll recycle at Sainsbury’s on Lancaster Road
1 bag collected
1 picker
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22 September 2026
Brodie Road - Tuckers Park - Clay Hill - Gough Park path - Hillyfields Park back to Brodie Road. Usual route. One large bag, separated into recycling and rubbish into own bins at home
1 bag collected
1 picker
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15 September 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
Far too many disposable vapes found, all taken and placed in Sainsbury’s vape recycling bin
1 bag collected
1 picker
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11 September 2026
Our litter pickers never stop. From April to today 16 random sacks of rubbish on individual picks.
Thank you for all you do.
16 bags collected
4 pickers
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11 September 2026
One of our Duke of Edinburgh participants has been undergoing monthly picks with us. He has also collected 7 bags whilst completing picks in his own time. We are so grateful for what you have done Gabriel thank you.
7 bags collected
1 picker
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06 September 2026
Suns out, litter pickers out!
15 wonderful people came together yesterday to enjoy the September sun and clean up Hilly Fields before the final bandstand event of the year.
We may have only picked 9 bags of rubbish but kitchen units, a tyre and a broken fan was collected.
Most importantly a 41cm machete was found, thankfully not by any children, and is now with the police. That’s the second knife we have sadly found over the years.
As ever, I am so grateful for everyone who gives up their time with me to ensure we have a greener, cleaner and safer Enfield.
10 bags collected
15 pickers
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