Heavyweight Anti-Litter Campaign launches across the country with full weight of Huge Media mobile advertising.
Huge Media was called in to support Clean Up Britain’s latest campaign ‘Don’t Trash Our Future’. The campaign gained widespread media coverage and you can see some of the coverage from London, Cardiff, Manchester and Edinburgh below.
JB Gill Joins The Campaign
JB Gill, of X Factor band JLS launched the initiative in association with InYourArea.co.uk. Ed Walker, Editor In Chief at In Your Area, said:
‘We are looking to achieve behavioural change on litter. Everyone’s experience has been that this is a massive issue during lockdown and even before lockdown. On In Your Area we find that people get irate about litter. Clean ups are brilliant and we are encouraging people to do them but we want to achieve real change and stop littering.’
Huge Media’s digital ad vans were on the roads of London and other major cities taking the message to the streets. A raft of stars backed the campaign and JB Gill said:
‘Litter is a real issue all over the country. From a social perspective we want to be able to enjoy the green spaces we have. We want to be in those spaces and find them litter free. And there really is no excuse.’
The nationwide campaign publicised The Don’t Trash Our Future petition here.
https://www.facebook.com/mylondonnews/videos/291673302286459/?v=291673302286459
Ad Vans Carried a Range of Messages
The pressure group is calling for a litter fine to be implemented that will see offenders paying £1000, similar to the fines for littering in parts of the USA and Australia.
Huge media ad vans switched between details of the campaign, the online petition and the Don’t Trash Our Future graphics like the one shown below.
The campaign attracted widespread media attention and great exposure on social media.
Catch JLS star and farmer @JBGill on @itvnews shortly discussing the new @InYourArea_UK and @cleanupbritain campaign https://t.co/33KpHJBu3L #DTOF pic.twitter.com/fg9JpaAXMF
— Reach Press Office (@ReachPress) July 28, 2020
Arms folded, straight down the lens. Nailed it. Thanks @robgbrowne 📸 @brontehoward 🗒️ @WalesOnline 📰 for the support. Please sign the petition, we need loads of support 🙏 https://t.co/7AwvqThk8P #DTOF https://t.co/M81WheUQE7
— Tom Gibbon (@TomGibbon_) July 30, 2020
Coverage also appeared in My London, Surrey Live, Cornwall Live, The Manchester Evening News, Wales Online and MSN.com.
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