Keep Britain Tidy asks us to bend over
19 Jul 2010 | by Jacob Mathias
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The campaign asks: "Can a car change a town?", and follows Claude, an actor from the village of Menton in Cote d Azur, France, who goes to Gisburn in Lancashire. He appears in 'Young', which was first seen during 'Coronation Street' on ITV1 last night. Other spots, planned and bought by OMD ...
on cleaning its streets. If everyone stopped dropping litter, be it a cigarette butt or unwanted receipt ...
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