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Keep Britain Tidy

Keep Britain Tidy

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Sep 19, 2026

DylanHOST
10:37
despite the general belief that he would not be making an appearance, whose general belief I do not know.
DylanHOST
10:44
The production team took a two-day shoot to Brighton at a nudist beach for the second story, and Bonnie Langford was recently awarded a royal commendation in the Keep Britain Tidy Group's Queen Mother's Birthday Awards for her voluntary support for the group's Keep Croydon Clean campaign.
DylanHOST
11:03
not really a lot of news considering this show had been cancelled but these were the days of Gallifrey Guardian wasn't in every issue of Doctor Who magazine and John Nathan Turner's red pen was all over it so it was basically just like whatever John tells you goes in yeah
Hannah CooperGUEST
11:17
I've got a Morecambe and Wise Keep Britain Tidy poster reproduction because the Keep Britain Tidy campaign still exists.
Hannah CooperGUEST
11:27
And at one point you could buy them.
Hannah CooperGUEST
11:28
So I'm curious whether she
Jen GaleHOST
22:18
Um, I've got a version that has refuse at the very bottom, then reduce, reuse, rehome, repair, recycle, rot.
Jen GaleHOST
22:26
Um, there's a version that Keep Britain Tidy bought out, I think it was last year, because they did some research and they found that people were familiar with the reduce, reuse, recycle, um, concept, but that they, uh, thought that they all meant the same thing and basically they all meant recycle.
Jen GaleHOST
22:43
So they bought out this, this, um, sort of updated version of the waste hierarchy that, um, instead of using kind of one word and lots of Rs, um, it has, um, things, uh, l- like on each level, it'll be, um, kind of, uh, keep things in use for as long as possible or, um, buy things secondhand or, you know, it's much more explicit about the things that we can do.
Jen GaleHOST
23:05
So I will share a link to that if anyone's interested in seeing that one, because they did lots of, uh, work with focus groups and things like that and found that it was the most useful way of helping people to recognize that there were lots of other things that they could do before they got to recycling.

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