P461 Teletext 461 Mar 2 22:05:09 ———————————————————————————————— HOLIDAYMAKERS HELP CLEAN-UP Regular holidaymakers to Pembrokshiri are doing their bit in the clean-up after the Sea Empress tanker disaster. Hundreds of people who take summer holidays in the county have phoned the tourist board to offer financial help. Tourists have been saying "how upset they are that their favourite coastline has been ruined." A fund raiser is being held in Haverforwest this weekend ——————————————————————————————————1/4—— EVERY MONDAY p464: An eco LETTERS page! TELETEXT HOLIDAY VIEWER OFFERS P539 Feature Interview Go Green" Club 440P461 Teletext 461 Mar 2 22:46:04 ———————————————————————————————— LONDON WOODLAND PLANNED Volunteers are being sought to help plant a 20,000-tree woodland in an area of east London. Environmentalists want to create a wildlife haven on Wick Field, Hackney Marshes, to act as a screen to traffic noise and pollution from the M11 link road when it is completed. Local groups want the area to be a beauty spot with lots of paths. ——————————————————————————————————2/4—— EVERY MONDAY p464: An eco LETTERS page! Letters to: GO GREEN, PO BOX 297 LONDON, SW6 1XT. Fax: 0171 386 5618. Include full address and phone no. Feature Interview Go Green" Club 440P461 Teletext 461 Mar 2 22:47:21 S ———————————————————————————————— A RBGS TO RICHES STORY A former Rolls Royce workjt won first prize at the Cancer Research Campaign's Recycled Fashion Show in London. Graham Thomas, 35, earned a work placement with Vivienne Westwood for his collection which included clothing made from recycled njwspapjrs. Graham turned to designing after being made redundant by Rolls. He's currently studying fashion in Northampton. ——————————————————————————————————3/4—— EVERY MONDAY p464: An eco LETTERS page! Letters to: GO GREEN, PO BOX 297 LONDON, SW6 1XT. Fax: 0171 386 5618. Include full address and phone no. Feature Interview Go Green" Club 440P461 Teletext 461 Mar 2 22:51:18 S ———————————————————————————————— SAD ENDING FOR RBRJ ARCTIC BIRD A rare Arctic white-billed diver that had switchers flocking to the River Witham in Lincolnshire, has died. The large fish-eating bird became entangled in an angler's line as bird watchers looked on said the Bird Information Service. The fisherman hauled the bird into the bank and it was taken into care bz the RSPCA but "unfortunately it died", said a spokesman for the BIS. ——————————————————————————————————4/4—— EVERY MONDAY p464: An eco LETTERS page! TELETEXT HOLIDAY VIEWER OFFERS P539 Feature Interview Go Green! Club 440