Across the country our #LitterHeroes and partners have gone above and beyond to spruce up their communities and clear litter as part of the Great British Spring Clean, and this is your chance - and ours - to say a huge thank you.
Keep Britain Tidy is once again running the Great British Spring Clean Awards - the Golden Globes of the litter-fighting community (one might even call them the Green Globes!) - to officially recognise and reward our volunteers and partners taking part in the 2025 campaign.

We have seven public awards up for grabs, which are detailed below, and you can either nominate on behalf of yourself/your group, or another #LitterHero who has inspired you by clicking the category below and filling in the form.
Please click on our accordion below to learn more about each category and access the correct nomination form..
Our eighth award, the Golden Litter Picker, is chosen by the Keep Britain Tidy Team from the overall public submissions across these categories and so does not have a public nomination form.
To be considered for the 2025 awards, please submit an entry before May 31, 2025. This will be considered by our judging panel over the summer and a winner in each category will be announced at the launch of the 2026 campaign.
Please note that under 18s will need to be nominated by an adult, and the details of their parent or guardian submitted.
*Please make sure your nomination is made in the correct category to avoid disappointment - Keep Britain Tidy reserves the right to move your entry to the correct category if a submission is made in error.*
Litter Legend (Individual)
This category is open to the general public (over 18s) and is for an individual volunteer that has led the way in inspiring others to tackle litter, for example by pledging an extraordinary number of bags or conducting a huge number of litter-picks during the campaign.
CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE A LITTER LEGEND!
The 2024/25 winner of this category is Donna Trethewey of the Selsey Beach Litter Ninjas.
Litter Legend (Group)
This category is open to the general public and is for a volunteer group (over 18s) that has gone above and beyond in tackling litter, for example by holding an extraordinary number of events during the campaign, or growing its litter-picking members.
CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE A GROUP OF LITTER LEGENDS!
The 2024/25 winner of this category is the Dawoodi Bohra community of Bradford..
Young Litter Legend
This category is open to the general public and is for volunteers aged under 18 that have gone above and beyond in protecting their environemnt during the campaign, perhaps even inspiring other young people by their example. It could be an individual or a youth group - but for a school based project please nominate under the Super Student award.
CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE A YOUNG LITTER LEGEND!
The 2024/25 winner of this category is Anastasiia Korochentseva from the South East.
Leading #LitterHero (open to Keep Britain Tidy #LitterHero Ambassadors/Care Group Leaders only)
This award recognises one of our registered #LitterHeroes Ambassador or Care Group Leader who has gone to extraordinary levels to engage their volunteers and communities during the campaign and ramp up support for the cause. As such, this category is only open to registered Keep Britain Tidy #LitterHero Ambassadors and RiverCare/BeachCare Group Leaders.
CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE A #LEADING LITTERHERO!
The 2024/25 winner of this category is #LitterHeroes Ambassador Sam Laywood from Leicestershire.
Best in Business (open to businesses, BIDs, Chambers of Commerce, funding partners or a business partnership)
Has a member of your team had a brilliant idea during the campaign? This is a chance to recognise an individual or team within a business or business partnership who have excelled in engaging their colleagues and communities in tackling litter. This category is only open to businesses, business related partnerships, BIDs, Chambers of Commerce or campaign funding partners.
CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE FOR THE BEST IN BUSINESS!
The 2024/25 winners of this category (joint winners) are Jamie Mason from Clear Channel UK and Claire Thompson from McDonald's in Upper Gornal.
Outstanding Organiser (open to local authorities, town & parish councils or council related partnerships only)
This accolade rewards a passionate local authority, town/parish council, a member of either, or a partnership between a council and another group such as community group - which has pulled all the stops out to ensure people across their area have been able to join together to tackle litter.
CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE AN OUTSTANDING ORGANISER!
The 2024/25 winner of this category is Simon Harris from Buckinghamshire Council.
Super Students (open to pupils, classes, schools, early years settings only)
Do you know an incredible #Little LitterHero or a group of proactive pupils? This is your chance to nominate a young person, class or school (Early Years settings are welcome to apply too) that is inspiring the next generation to protect the environment through Great Big School Clean activities.
Nominations can be made by school/nursery staff or even parents and guardians.
CLICK HERE TO NOMINATE YOUR SUPER STUDENTS!
The 2024/25 winners of this category are Chloe West and Lola Basheer.
Golden Litter Picker
This category is awarded to an exceptional entry from across the previous seven public categories and is only chosen by the Keep Britain Tidy team.
The 2024/25 winner of this category is Georgie May-Tearle from Hemel Hempstead.
DATA NOTICE
Before you begin your nomination, please read the following paragraph about how we collect and process your data during the award process. As part of administering the award scheme, we may need to contact you on the details you provide (e.g if we cannot contact your nominee with the details provided or need to clarify your submission). Your data will not be used for any other purpose and it will only be kept for 14 months. You will be asked for your consent at the beginning of the form.