Clean up begins after Himley fireworks following mass littering

Masses of litter were left at the site.

Himley Hall has begun its clean up operation this morning (November 8) after mass littering from attendees of the Himley 2026 fireworks.

Crowds flocked to the hall’s grounds in Dudley for its 50th-anniversary event, however masses of litter were left at the site.

A sea of food wrappers, plastic bottles, cups and yoghurt pots have been left on the premises.

Workers struggle in the fog to clean up the large amount of litter after the fireworks event at Himley Park.
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Workers struggle in the fog to clean up the large amount of litter after the fireworks event at Himley Park. Tim Thursfield/Iconic Media Group | Iconic Media Resell
Workers struggle in the fog to clean up the large amount of litter after the fireworks event at Himley Park.
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Workers struggle in the fog to clean up the large amount of litter after the fireworks event at Himley Park. Tim Thursfield/Iconic Media Group | Iconic Media Resell

Clean up crews have begun their major operation to remove all litter whilst battling the fog.

Dudley Council has been contacted for a comment regarding the clean up.

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