LCCI Annual Beach Clean 2025
The LCCI Annual Beach Clean is back for 2025!
LCCI’s Environment, Sustainability and Green Growth Group invites LCCI Members to join us on Wednesday 24 September for our 2025 Beach Clean.
During the Beach Clean, we will be conducting a litter survey to document the waste collected. This data will help contribute towards the Marine Conservation Society’s campaign for real change. LCCI’s scheduled Beach Clean coincides with the Great British Beach Clean week.
Lace up your trainers, throw on some comfy clothes, and join us in cleaning up Queenhithe Beach to help make the planet a healthier place!
This event also involves substantial walking over uneven terrain and climbing steep stairs, so please consider if this event is suitable for you when booking.
Places are extremely limited, so please only book if you are certain you can attend.
LCCI Annual Beach Clean 2025 Schedule
10.00am – Registration and Refreshments at LCCI HQ
10.15am – Welcome from Mark Jenkinson, Chair LCCI ESGG Committee
Health and Safety Briefing from Recorra
10.45am – Group depart for Queenhithe Beach
11.00am – Beach clean commences
12.00pm – Beach clean concludes and group depart for LCCI HQ
12.15pm – Event concludes, guests to depart
About The Great British Beach Clean
The Great British Beach Clean, organised by the Marine Conservation Society, is a week-long citizen science event, where hundreds of beach cleans take place up and down the UK. Litter data collected drives conservation work and also feeds into the International Coastal Clean-up. 2025’s Great British Beach Clean week runs from Friday 19 to Sunday 28 September.
PRICE GUIDE (INC VAT)
Free for LCCI members
Limited to two places per member company.
Location
This event will take place at LCCI HQ and Queenhithe Beach (near the Millennium Bridge and Trig Lane Stairs)
Enivorment, Sustainability and Green Growth
About LCCI's Enivornment, Sustainability and Green Growth Group
LCCI is committed to supporting members of all sizes reduce their carbon emissions and protect the planet. We provide a wide range of initiatives to help businesses on the road to net zero. The UK economy is legally bound to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and reduce carbon emissions by 60% by 2035 from today’s levels. The Mayor of London has also set ambitious aims for London to be a zero-carbon city by 2030. This means businesses and industry will have to act now to reduce their carbon emissions accordingly.