A local beach cleaning group claims to have had a “record breaking” session in Ballaugh last weekend.
Beach Buddies volunteers collected 75 bags of rubbish in just over an hour on the Ballaugh Cronk.
That beats a previous record set by PokerStars staff on Gansey Beach last year.
Among the rubbish were 1,600 plastic bottles, tin cans and fishing gear as well as a full barrel of used diesel oil.
The next Beach Buddies session will take place on Sunday at 10.30am at Fisher’s Hill.
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Jurby track days called off
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Rally action continues today
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UK taxman lists Isle of Man tax avoidance schemes and promoters
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