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Tidy Britain APPG

We still strive for a litter free Britain. Our work with MPs that are part of the Tidy Britain APPG is a vital piece of our mission.

The Tidy Britain All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG), for which Keep Britain Tidy provides the secretariat, brings together parliamentarians, industry experts and key stakeholders to discuss solutions to resource and waste issues including litter, plastic pollution and fly-tipping. The APPG was established in 2016 and provides a unique platform for members to discuss and develop solutions to these urgent issues, protecting our environment through policy drivers and legislative change.

The Tidy Britain APPG is chaired by Kim Leadbeater MP. 

Current Members

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  • Kim Leadbeater MP (Chair)
  • Sharon Hodgson MP (Vice Chair)
  • Mark Pawsey MP (Vice Chair)
  • Mark Logan MP (Vice Chair)
  • Simon Fell MP (Vice Chair)
  • Peter Kyle MP (Vice Chair)
  • Baroness  Pinnock (Vice Chair)
  • Steve Reed MP (Vice Chair)
  • Greg Smith MP
  • Stephen Double MP
  • Philip Dunne MP
  • Sir Graham Brady MP
  • Jonathan Gullis MP
  • Vicky Ford MP
  • Scott Mann MP
  • Cherilyn Mackrory MP
  • James Davies MP
  • Sarah Dines MP
  • James Daly MP
  • Ian levy MP
  • Lee Anderson MP
  • Jane Hunt MP
  • Royston Smith MP
  • Jo Gideon MP
  • Darren Henry MP
  • Mark Jenkinson MP
  • Stephen Timms MP
  • Caroline Nokes MP
  • Bim Afolami MP
  • Lilian Greenwood MP
  • Virginia Crosbie MP
  • Stuart Anderson MP
  • John Spellar MP
  • Alexander Stafford MP
  • Julia Lopez MP
  • Peter Dowd MP
  • Flick Drummond MP
  • Selaine Saxby MP
  • Neil O'Brien MP
  • Ruth Edwards MP
  • William Wragg MP
  • Gary Sambrook MP
  • Barbara Keeley MP
  • Maria Miller MP
  • Patrick Grady MP
  • Elliot Colburn MP
  • Jessica Morden MP
  • Pat McFadden MP
  • Yvonne Fovargue MP
  • Gill Furniss MP
  • Carolyn Harris MP
  • Alan Whitehead MP
  • Abena Oppong-Asare MP
  • Andrew Gwynne MP
  • Alison Thewliss MP
  • John Whittingdale MP
  • Fleur Anderson MP
  • Munira Wilson MP
  • Alex Davies-Jones MP
  • Harriett Baldwin MP
  • Nick Smith MP
  • Pauline Latham MP
  • Julie Marson MP
  • Theo Clarke MP
  • Jason McCartney MP
  • Karen Bradley MP
  • Kate Osborne MP
  • Jim Shannon MP
  • Nigel Evans MP
  • Tonia Antoniazzi MP
  • Wera Hobhouse MP
  • Mims Davies MP
  • Matthew Offord MP
  • Dr Liam Fox MP
  • Kim Johnson MP
  • Rachel Maskell MP
  • Jeff Smith MP
  • Aaron Bell MP
  • Robbie Moore MP
  • Mike Wood MP
  • Sheryll Murray MP
  • Navendu Mishra MP
  • Rebecca Harris MP
  • Andrew Jones MP
  • Mark Pritchard MP
  • Craig Williams MP
  • Ranil Jayawardena MP
  • Rachel Hopkins MP
  • Gerald Jones MP
  • Mark Fletcher MP
  • Wendy Chamberlain MP
  • Andrew Bridgen MP
  • Amanda Solloway MP
  • Sarah Dines MP
  • Robin Walker MP
  • Julian Sturdy MP
  • Anne McLaughlin MP
  • Matt Vickers MP
  • Scott Mann MP
  • Rob Butler MP
  • Baroness Thornton
  • Fiona Bruce MP
  • Mark Menzies MP
  • Seema Malhotra MP
  • Rupa Huq MP
  • Olivia Blake MP
  • Liz Twist MP
  • Ruth Cadbury MP
  • Dean Russell MP
  • Lisa Cameron MP
  • Craig Mackinlay MP
  • Geraint Davies MP
  • Karen Buck MP
  • Tim Loughton MP
  • Robert Goodwill MP
  • James Duddridge MP
  • Lord Curry of Kirkdale
  • Shabana Mahmood MP
  • Lord Bates
  • Ben Lake MP
  • Kieran Mullen MP
  • Simon Baynes MP
  • Andrew Sealous MP
  • Christian Wakeford MP
  • Paul Girvan MP
  • James Wild MP
  • Mark Pritchard MP
  • Philip Hollobone MP
  • John McNally MP

 

Upcoming Meetings

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Previous Meetings

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Every School an Eco-School: At the Tidy Britain APPG meeting on 24 November 2021, we discussed how we can embed climate change in education and harness the size of the schools network to achieve carbon reductions at scale. The expert panel included representatives from Keep Britain Tidy, the Foundation for Environmental Education, the National Association of Head Teachers and Shadow Education Minister Peter Kyle MP. The panel highlighted Eco-Schools as a proven framework to achieve a range of goals including reducing carbon emissions at scale, reducing eco-anxiety, educating young people about climate change and preparing them for jobs and lifestyles that will provide solutions to the problem. On the question of whether the national curriculum needs to change to include climate change, the consensus amongst panellists was that it does not need to change as Eco-Schools is a proven framework that sits within the existing curriculum, as evidenced in Scotland and Wales.  A highlights video is available to watch here

World leading Deposit Return Scheme (DRS): At the Tidy Britain APPG meeting on 26th May 2021, we brought together soft drink manufacturers, retailers and expert environmental consultants to break down what a world leading Deposit Return Scheme (DRS) could and should look like in the UK. . Our panellists included Jim Fox, Head of Public Affairs at Coca Cola Partners GB, Samantha Harding, Executive Director of Reloop Platform, Ed Woodall, Government Relations Director at Association of Convenience Stores, and Orla Woods, Senior Consultant at Eunomia. The message from the panel was clear that a comprehensive, “all-in” DRS for drinks containers of all materials and sizes could be ground-breaking. You can watch a 5 minute highlights video of the meeting here and read more about why a Deposit Return Scheme is vital here.

The True Solutions to Plastic Pollution: At the Tidy Britain APPG meeting on 18th November 2020, we brought together expert speakers and youth activists to discuss the true solutions to plastic pollution. Our expert panellists included the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Rt Hon George Eustice MP, writer and broadcaster, Lucy Siegle, and Professor Richard Thompson, Director of the Marine Institute at Plymouth University. You can watch the full recording of this meeting here.

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