Hightown community group given helping hand in beach cleaning efforts @unitedutilities
Hightown community group given helping hand in beach cleaning efforts  @unitedutilities
Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We’re proud to have supported a community group with their beach cleaning efforts. The Hightown beach cleaners, based in Merseyside, now have a large wheelbarrow, buckets, bin bag holders, sharps boxes, shovels, throw lines, clothing and footwear which is helping to make the hard work of beach cleaning a whole lot easier.

Our river ranger Ashleigh handed over the equipment, donated via the United Utilities Better Rivers Community Fund, and joined their litter-pick near Blundell Sands.

The Better Rivers Community Fund supports community groups whose activities:

benefit local watercourses and riverside environments
act as catalyst for improved community and environmental wellbeing
reconnect communities to riverside environments
promote sustainable drainage

Groups can apply to the fund for up to £2,500 worth of support by emailing Stakeholderrelations@uuplc.co.uk with details of their request.
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Hightown community group given helping hand in beach cleaning efforts

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