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The 50-metre sand drawing being created by Sand In Your Eye for Surfers Against Sewage’s new Million Mile Beach Clean campaign, on Cayton Bay in Yorkshire.
The 50-metre sand drawing being created by Sand In Your Eye for Surfers Against Sewage’s new Million Mile Beach Clean campaign, on Cayton Bay in Yorkshire. Photograph: Richard McCarthy/PA
The 50-metre sand drawing being created by Sand In Your Eye for Surfers Against Sewage’s new Million Mile Beach Clean campaign, on Cayton Bay in Yorkshire. Photograph: Richard McCarthy/PA

Tell us: are you taking part in the Million Mile Beach Clean?

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We would like to hear from those who are signing up to the scheme to help clean their local parks, rivers and beaches

Surfers Against Sewage are asking the public to help clear litter and plastic from their local parks, rivers and beaches as part of their Million Mile Beach Clean scheme.

We would like to hear from people across the UK who are planning on taking part in the clean up and why they are getting involved.

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