Eastbourne has welcomed its first Greenseas Trust bin in an effort to clean up the town without suffering any 'bin-cidents'.
The bin was unveiled just outside the entrance of Eastbourne Pier earlier this month.
The event featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony by the Mayor of Eastbourne, Candy Vaughan, accompanied by other councillors.
This iconic bin is the 20th of its kind in the UK and represents a vital addition to Eastbourne symbolising a continued commitment to combating marine plastic pollution, a mission at the heart of GreenSeas Trust's efforts.
Currently, the Trust's bins collectively prevent 9 tonnes of PET plastic bottles from polluting our oceans annually.
Mayor Candy Vaughan comments:
"I am proud to be part of this important step towards preserving our beautiful coastal environment.
"The installation of this new GreenSeas Trust bin demonstrates Eastbourne's dedication to sustainability and marine conservation.
"It is a privilege to support such a worthwhile cause that not only keeps our town clean but also protects marine life."
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