Tsunami of rubbish - Barbarians

It’s almost a year since a seaside community pleaded for help to tackle a tsunami of litter.

Tsunami of rubbish - Barbarians
Wed, 06 Jun, 2018 - 01:00

It’s almost a year since a seaside community pleaded for help to tackle a tsunami of litter.

Crowds using a strand to enjoy the June 2017 weekend heatwave carpeted their local beach with rubbish.

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