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Schoolchildren using old Christmas cards to spread the message about recycling
Schoolchildren using old Christmas cards to spread the message about recycling, they handed the cards to members of the Countryside Commission at the Boots store in Huyton, Friday 7th January 1994.
The cards will be recycled and the money raised used to plant trees in the Mersey Forest.
Pupils from St Agnes RC Primary School ad Park View Primary School Huyton, were joined by Knowsley South MP Eddie O Hare and Knowsley councillors Ron Round and Bernard Donnelly
Geoff Roberts
Liverpool Echo
Mirrorpix
Huyton
Merseyside
England
Media ID 21867541
© Mirrorpix
1994 Boots Chemist High Street Huyton Knowsley Merseyside Paper Recycling Schoolchildren Schools Shop Shops
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In this heartwarming photo print, we see schoolchildren from St Agnes RC Primary School and Park View Primary School in Huyton, England, using old Christmas cards to spread an important message about recycling. The young students eagerly handed these cards to members of the Countryside Commission at the Boots store on a chilly Friday morning in January 1994. These resourceful children understood the value of recycling and wanted to make a positive impact on their environment. By collecting and recycling these old Christmas cards, they aimed to raise funds for planting trees in the beautiful Mersey Forest. Their efforts were not only commendable but also inspiring. Joining them in this noble cause were Knowsley South MP Eddie O'Hare and Knowsley councillors Ron Round and Bernard Donnelly. This event showcased how politics could unite people towards a common goal - protecting our planet for future generations. The image captures the innocence and enthusiasm of these schoolchildren as they engage with local politicians while holding stacks of colorful Christmas cards. It serves as a reminder that even small actions can have significant consequences when it comes to preserving our natural resources. This photograph by Geoff Roberts transports us back to the 1990s, reminding us that environmental awareness has always been crucial. It is an enduring testament to community spirit, education, and collective responsibility towards creating a sustainable future.
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