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    Children sweep in to help
    Troy Donovan and Callum Colbeck pick up rubbish in Odsal
    Troy Donovan and Callum Colbeck pick up rubbish in Odsal

    Dozens of children joined police to take part in a community litter pick.

    The two-day event gave people in Odsal the chance to meet their Neighbourhood Policing Team.

    Children were given goody bags as an incentive to take part in the litter pick yesterday.

    PCSO John Greenwood said: "The idea is to engage with the children so they get to know us and realise we're approachable."

    The event was held in partnership with Bradford Council and South Bradford Community Housing Trust.

    9:36am Thursday 27th March 2008

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