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Hemel Conservatives: Taking Pride in Our Environment

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Friday, 25 July, 2025
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Become a Dacorum Street Champion

At Hemel Conservatives, we believe that a clean, safe, and pleasant environment is something every resident deserves, and it’s something we’re proud to champion in our local communities.

Councillors Belinda Williams and Colette Wyatt-Lowe are leading the way when it comes to keeping our streets, parks, and green spaces tidy. They regularly coordinate community litter picks across their division and throughout the wider town, working hand-in-hand with local volunteers to tackle litter hotspots and keep Hemel Hempstead looking its best.

These litter picks aren’t just about cleaning up, they’re about building community spirit and showing that when we all take responsibility, real change happens. Whether it's a handful of neighbours or a larger group effort, every piece of litter collected is a step toward a better environment for everyone.

One great way to get involved is by becoming a Dacorum Street Champion. This initiative supports individuals who want to make a difference on their own streets or in their neighbourhoods. Street Champions are given the tools and support they need, including litter pickers, bags, and gloves, to carry out small clean-ups in their own time. It’s a flexible and empowering way to contribute to your local area.

We’re always here to help if you’d like to organise a litter pick in your part of town. Whether you want to rally a group or just support to get started, get in touch with us. 

Councillor Belinda Williams said:

“Looking after our environment is something we can all take pride in. Whether it’s joining a local litter pick or simply keeping your own street tidy, every small action makes a big difference. It’s been fantastic to see so many residents get involved in previous clean ups.  Together, we’re helping to keep Hemel a place we can all be proud of".

Ward and County Councillor Colette Wyatt-Lowe added:

“Community clean-ups bring people together with a shared goal, to care for the place we all call home. I’m always inspired by the dedication of our volunteers, and I’d encourage anyone who wants to make a difference to get involved. The pride people feel after a litter pick is truly infectious".

Let’s continue to work together to protect and enhance our environment, one street, one park, and one community at a time. Together, we can keep Hemel Hempstead clean and proud.

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