Cubbington children have been litterpicking on daily walks to tackle rubbish left by others during lockdown

A brother and sister from Cubbington have been litterpicking during daily walks with their family throughout lockdown
By Oliver Williams
Published 12th Jun 2020, 12:28 BST
Updated 12th Jun 2020, 12:30 BST
Left: Alfie Claude and his sister Harper from Cubbington have been litter picking on their daily walks during lockdown. Right: some of the litter they have collected.Left: Alfie Claude and his sister Harper from Cubbington have been litter picking on their daily walks during lockdown. Right: some of the litter they have collected.
Left: Alfie Claude and his sister Harper from Cubbington have been litter picking on their daily walks during lockdown. Right: some of the litter they have collected.

Leamington Courier reader Kirsty Webb wanted to highlight the efforts made by her children Alfie Claude, aged ten, and Harper aged six and sent in a photo of the pair with their pickers.

Kirsty said: "We’ve been really enjoying our daily walks.

"But we have been devastated with the amount of rubbish left by people picnicking.

"We got some litter pickers and on every walk we’ve been picking up rubbish and deposing of it.

"I’m so proud of my children for being so enthusiastic about doing this."