Youngsters Team Up to Clean Up
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East Grinstead, United Kingdom, April 03, 2006 --( Two bags of rubbish were collected from the alleyway and surrounds of Mount Noddy, including beer cans, cigarette packets and sweet wrappers.The four youngsters – Ed Nunn, Lilla Sebok, Victoria Kovesdy, Alex Re – are from the Church of Scientology in East Grinstead and are working with the Church’s ‘Say No To Drugs, Say Yes to Life’ campaign, and will be continuing to clean up the local areas over the coming weeks.Statistics show that 33% of adults aged 16 to 59 in England and Wales have used illicit drugs and solvents at some point in the past, rising to 50% of 16 to 24 year olds.Drugs rob life of the sensations and joys which are the only reasons for living anyhow.” For further information, contact: Carina Wilson 07749 939 578 carinajoanne@tiscali.co.uk http://www.saynotodrugs.org.uk ### East Grinstead, United Kingdom, April 03, 2006 --( PR.com )-- This weekend four youngsters clubbed together to clean up litter around East Grinstead, starting with Mount Noddy car park and the nearby alleyway and finishing at the East Grinstead Railway Station car park.Two bags of rubbish were collected from the alleyway and surrounds of Mount Noddy, including beer cans, cigarette packets and sweet wrappers.At the Railway Station car park, discarded items included: a kettle, a blender, a doll, a tyre, random car parts and over 60 bottles and cans from Vodka, Beer, Wine and other spirits, and a Wellington boot!The team cleaned up for several hours at the car park, and collected over seven bags of rubbish – with lots more still to do.Statistics show that 33% of adults aged 16 to 59 in England and Wales have used illicit drugs and solvents at some point in the past, rising to 50% of 16 to 24 year olds.