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Organisations unite for #binit4beaches campaign

Posted by: Stephanie Wyatt, Posted on: 3 November 2017 - Categories: Cleaner Seas, Cleaner Seas, Water

...has on beaches. Hundreds of bags of dog poo were found on the UK’s beaches according to the Marine Conservations Society’s 2016 research; with 792 bags recorded at 364 beaches...

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Blue Flag Blackpool is turning the tide

Posted by: Neil Jack, Posted on: 4 August 2016 - Categories: Cleaner Seas, Community, Greener business, tourism, Water

Close your eyes. If I tell you to imagine you’re at the British seaside, with the waves lapping at your feet and the sound of seagulls in the distance, then where do you think of? For millions of people across …

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