
Don’t let waste become the next fly-tip – Act for ealing (oct 2026)
ActForEaling has three simple steps to ensure an authorised business removes your waste.
Horsenden Hill volunteers tackle rubbish and flytipping – Ealing News (sep 2026)

LAGER Can’s article in Ealing News explains how to deal with litter in parks
Help keep our green spaces and parks clear by reporting a “Problem in a Park” on the Love Clean Streets website or app, so it can be cleared.
Volunteers Undertake Litter Blitz on Horsenden Hill – Ealing today (sep 2026)
EalingToday’s article highlights the ongoing fight to keep our parks in Ealing free from litter and flytipping.
The message is clear: if you see litter or flytipping in a park, report it on the Love Clean Streets website or app as a “Problem in a Park” so the right team can deal with it quickly.
LAGER Can celebrates local Heroes at The Lalas – act for Ealing (Jul 2026)
This ActforEaling article mentions Cathy’s challenge of choosing just 12 recipients from a large volunteer base. She explains that “selection was not just about litter picking; it involved general engagement with LAGER Can, whether by supporting others, promoting our work, helping reduce flytipping, etc.”
The image shows a delighted longtime LAGER Canner, Gail Labib, receiving her award.
Local litter champions celebrated at the 2026 LALA Awards – Ealing today (Jun 2026)
Ealing Today’s article mentions the distinguished guests at our LALA celebrations, including Richard Kornicki CBE, Representative Deputy Lieutenant for Ealing, broadcaster Mel Giedroyc and former MP Steve Pound. Alongside the awards to volunteers, the afternoon also raised more than £700 through an online and in-person raffle, supporting LAGER Can’s ongoing work.
Twelve LAGER Can volunteers honoured for helping keep Ealing clean – Ealing News (Jun 2026)
Ealing News reports how 40 attendees witnessed twelve volunteers being honoured at the inaugural LAGER Can Legends Awards (The LALAs), held at Pear Tree Park Bistro on 21 June 2026. It also quotes volunteer Katy Grant, seen here receiving her LALA.
Big effort, big impact for parks spring clean – About Ealing (May 2026)
Recognition from About Ealing for the mass action clean-up by LAGER Can, which saw local people put in more than 1,300 volunteering hours, and it led to 2,500 bags of rubbish being collected from 146 parks and open spaces across the borough’s seven towns.
LAGER Can volunteers remove over 2,500 bags of litter during Great British Spring Clean 2026 – Act for Ealing (apr 2026)
The amazing achievement of LAGER Can is praised by ActforEaling Climate Action Hub.
Hundreds Join Ealing Great British Spring Clean – Ealing news (Apr 2026)
An article in Ealing News highlights our impressive statistics in collecting waste from Ealing’s parks for the Great British Spring Clean 2026.

LAGer can blitz during the Great British Spring Clean – Ealing today (Mar 2026)

Ealing Today about our second successful year of litter picking in all 146 of the council’s parks and open spaces.
Volunteers spring into action – About Ealing (Mar 2026)
About Ealing recognises our big challenge of clearing the litter from all 146 of the council’s parks and open spaces.
This is the second year this LAGER Can has taken on this challenge for the Great British Spring Clean, organised by Keep Britain Tidy, between 13 and 29 March.
Our members are supported by Ealing Council’s street sweepers and cleaners, as well as other volunteers, including schoolchildren.

Keep Britain Tidy recognises us as Litter Legends (group) award 2025 – MAR-26

We are delighted to have been acknowledged by Keep Britain Tidy for winning the Litter Legend (Group) Award at the Great British Spring Clean Awards 2025.
In just two weeks, more than 300 volunteers united to clean all 146 parks in Ealing, removing an incredible 2,797 bags of litter and donating over 1,500 hours of their time.
Proof that our community is recognised far and wide in keeping Ealing cleaner and greener.
It Takes a Team to Tidy Up – Around Ealing (Feb 2026)
Article in Around Ealing featuring the teamwork between LAGER Can and Ealing Council to tackle fly-tipping and littering, and publicising our Great British Spring Clean project, when we will be litter picking in all of Ealing’s parks.

LAGER Can Values last Year’s Efforts at £300,000 – Ealing today (Feb 2026)

Publicity for our Annual Report with statistics in Ealing Today.
LAGER Can 2025 Annual Report: Community Efforts for a Greener Ealing – Act for ealing (FEb 2026)
Publicity for our Annual Report with statistics in Act for Ealing.

Community litter heroes save Ealing Council £300,000 – Ealing News (Feb 2026)

Publicity for our Annual Report with statistics in Ealing News.
The Women making the world a better place – PRIMA MAGAZINE featuring Cathy Swift (Feb 2026)
The March edition of Prima magazine features LAGER Can’s very own Cathy Swift in a feature highlighting three women who are making the world a better place. In the feature, Cathy recounts how she first got involved with LAGER Can, having already been a lifelong litter picker.
We’re so pleased that Cathy’s tireless commitment to litter picking and leadership of LAGER Can has been recognised in this way.
Read the full article here.
No soft landing for dumpers – around Ealing (winter 2025 issued jan 2026)
As featured in the Winter Edition of Around Ealing (pages 8-9), LAGER Can is pleased to be working with Ealing Council’s environmental enforcement officers at APCOA.
A committed group of LAGER Can members were selected to act as the “eyes and ears” of the borough. They have been reporting incidents of fly-tipping directly to a dedicated mailbox managed by APCOA.
Between June and December, 25 members who regularly report fly-tips where evidence is found were invited to trial sending their reports directly to the council’s enforcement subcontractors to speed processes.
This resulted in:
- 53 reports submitted
- 42 caution questionnaires sent
- 35 Fixed Penalty Notices issued
- £8,200 fines revenue generated













