The volunteers are back this weekend with their annual round the clock tidy up, and they need your help.
The Big Clean gets underway at 10am on Saturday morning (7/6) and follows a route round Aylesbury until 10am on Sunday morning (you can see the route and times below).
You can help at anytime in any location on the way, for as little or long as you can. All equipment will be provided, and the Wombles are also raising money for Mini-Beasts Rescue, a small, locally run, foster based rescue covering Aylesbury and the surrounding areas. A £20 donation would pay for parasite treatment for a cat (there's a link donate below).
The Wombles are a voluntary group and celebrated their 6th birthday this week. Co-founder Richard Walker is one of the team who will little pick for the full 24 hours.
He told Bucks Radio he's still amazed at what folk leave behind:
Le Womble 24hr 2025
10am Fairford Leys Football pitches
1130am Hannon Road (Doc Surgery)
1pm St Anne’s
2.30pm Berryfields (Sainsbury’s)
4pm JACKSON ROAD (Cotton Wheel carpark)
6pm Oliffe way
7.30pm Coppice (Meadow Way)
9pm Broadfields Tesco
11pm Martin Dalby Way (both ends)
1am College Road North
3am Bedgrove lights
4.30am Oakfield Park
530am Meadowcroft (astroturf pitches)
7am Griffin Lane/Gatehouse (ATS TYRES)
830am Hampden Gardens (Edinburgh playing fields)
10am finish Breakfast at Rococo Lounge
You can donate to the challenge here (EXTERNAL LINK)
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