Adele McKinley bagged the £100 prize after submitting photos of herself binning litter via Glasgow's LitterLotto app and plans to treat herself to new walking boots after winning the monthly prize draw.
Adele McKinley bagged the city's LitterLotto prize after downloading the app when she discovered it online while searching for community clean-up events in her area. And after submitting photos of herself binning litter via the app, she was thrilled to become the city’s third £100 winner since the initiative was launched in the city at the end of last year.
READ MORE: Glasgow Low Emission Zone fines total £3m in less than a year since environmental crackdownAdele said: “I am a fan of the Ocean Clean-up project and found the LitterLotto app while looking up litter picking groups and other ways to help. She has joined other lucky Glasgow £100 LitterLotto winners, student Anna-Maria Topouzi, and bar manager, Simon McGinley.
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