Occurring in May!!

! Further Details Coming Soon !

#ProjectTidyRhyl #LoveRhyl #RhylTidyUp

The Surfers against Sewage #BigSpringClean is BACK!

Do you want to help fight plastic pollution in your local area? Also help to tidy our amazing beach here in Rhyl? Read on!

The Surfers against Sewage #BigSpringClean is BACK, and we're inviting you to be a part of our epic impact!

We're trialling an Eventbrite page this year. to try and give us an idea of how many to expect, but it's an optional thing at the moment.

This year, the SAS are scaling up their data collection to build irrefutable evidence. They'll use this to demand change, push vital legislation through the door, and hold the biggest polluters accountable...

Every piece of beach litter / plastic you collect helps fuel their fight to stop pollution at its source. Plus, you'll get to connect with like-minded people, get outside and do something amazing

So, this Friday, 28 March, between 4pm and 6pm, we'll be meeting at the 

Kite Surf Cafe car park.

All equipment can be provided if needed. No experience needed! Just turn up, listen to our safety briefing, then off you go, doing your bit to make the beach and promenade of Rhyl that little bit tidier. Plus some exercise, sunshine and fresh air too!

Family groups are welcome; but please make sure that under 16s are accompanied by a responsible adult. Dogs on leads are allowed on the promenade all year round and at this time of year off the lead on the entire beach.

We'd also like to remind you that we are always happy to organise beach cleans for your business, community group, even maybe a birthday celebration with a difference! What could be better than doing your bit to help our amazing beach and seafront, and then winding down with a few ^refreshments^ at everyone's favourite beachside bar!

* Remember that DCC now charges for parking at the Kite Surf Cafe car park until 11pm everyday; likewise the promenade parking, although the promenade is free for blue badge holders.
If you choose to park on any of the promenade side roads please remember to park responsibly*

Hope to see you on the beach!
#BigSpringClean
#LoveRhylBeach

Cofion Cynnes / Best Wishes
Keith

Event details also available on https://www.facebook.com/events/1606317056752462

We're sorry that you're all missing us

Apologies to all who are expecting a #RhylBeachClean at some point and especially those of you who have emailed in to ask if everything is OK.

It's just work and poor weather which keeps getting in our way!

We hope to be back next week though. Keep watching the blog!

We start the 2024 #LoveRhylBeach beach cleans this week, Tuesday 2 April

We will be meeting in the Kite Surf Cafe car park (DCC parking charges now apply until 11pm) at 4.30pm on Tuesday 2 April, for a quick safety briefing before we start. If you have your own gloves / picker then please bring them. 

But we can also lend out all equipment needed. 

Families are welcome (young beach cleaners under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult) and you are welcome to bring your dog (on a lead on the prom) if you have one.

We aim to finish by 6pm, which will give you time for refreshments in the Kite Surf cafe.

We look forward to seeing you soon! 

And remember, this year, let's all #LoveRhylBeach.

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PS, if you are able to share on social media this message below, we'd be very grateful!

#LoveRhylBeach

#RhylBeachClean alert! Tuesday 2 April, 4.30 to 6pm, meet at Kite Surf Cafe.

See https://www.facebook.com/events/428053156431781

All welcome. Equipment can be lent.

Young beach cleaners under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible older person.

Dogs are welcome, on a lead along the promenade please, although until 1 May you can walk your dog on all the beach too.

#LoveRhylBeach

A great start to our 2024 beach cleans!

We were delighted to welcome 8 volunteers yesterday to our first #RhylBeachClean of 2024. As you can see, plenty of litter and debris was collected from the shore line as well as the promenade. A good start to our contribution to this year's Surfers against Sewage 'Million Mile Beach Clean'!

Many thanks especially to Deeside College students Heather and Tyler, for giving up their time as part of their Welsh Bacc commitment. We're looking forward to them also helping out with some of our social media information

And a big shout to Paula, Lois and John from Balfour Beatty who helped make the beach clean a successful one.

Diolch i bawb!