19 May 2013 | 02:08
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Employees and representatives of Bay Street Shopping Complex, St. Julian’s, took part
in the Clean up the World initiative, organised by Pembroke Local Council on Saturday,
30 June.
The clean-up extended along the shore and garigue from the Pembroke Athleta sports
facilities up to the Pembroke Reverse Osmosis Plant. This is one of the activities
organised by the Local Council as part of Pembroke Day on 4 July.
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