Beach Buddies is having its first clean up of 2022 tomorrow and is welcoming volunteers.
From 10:30am the charity will be at The Lhen, on the northwest coast of the Island, to remove any rubbish from the shore.
Anyone is welcome to join, with no need to register, and Beach Buddies will provide all the equipment needed and get rid of any rubbish collected.
If the weather is bad the event may be rescheduled - updates will be posted on the charity's social media pages.
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