Surfers Against Sewage

Surfers Against Sewage is a passionate, practical-minded movement of people just like you.
Weโ€™re a community dedicated to the protection of oceans, waves, beaches and wildlife. We fight long and hard to protect what we love and we wonโ€™t stop until itโ€™s completely clean, safe and protected for everyone, forever.

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James C.Emma RJankaRubenOlivia EddenTom Edden

Yazzing up the plastic pollution

Saturday 22nd June

Written by David Head

A beautiful day greeted us on the banks of the Avon for out monthly surfers against sewage. The grass was long but we used our pickers to wade through to discover a host of litter. So much large hard plastic was collected today. We did the 2 barrow load rubbish trek back to the drop off point and then after a final snap we were of to the Waterside cafe for some home made goodies. Did Emma buy another rose? Great work everyone it makes such a difference ๐Ÿ‘

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David HeadEmma R

Frigonometry

Wednesday 22nd May

Written by David Head

A strange sighting of 4 people with a large chest fridge spotted along the peel path. Not a typical story line for the GG standard but our biggest white good collected from the Avon to date as part of surfers against sewage. Awesome effort by Mark our host and the GG crew to get it all the way back to the council collection site. We could have froze at the dauting task ahead. But took a chilled approach. We also bagged loads of rubbish too. Awesome work๐Ÿ‘

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Emma RSarah MaunderJankaJason ThorneJakub AminAlexis Wiseman

Doggy paddel is not a rubbish stroke

Saturday 27th April

Written by David Head

The rain kept off as we gathered under the suspension bridge. The tide was high but we did not want to go home. Armed with pickers we made great progress clearing the grassy verges and the sidewalk. Finds of the day were a very small plastic dog, a paddle and funnel. We gathered the rubbish near the collection area. Then off to the garden centre cafe to sample the lovely home made food. A great morning with amazing GG and Mark to really help keep this iconic area clean. ๐Ÿ‘

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LauraEmma RAlice WhaleJason ThorneJankaNadia Vaenerberg

Going coco in aquapulco

Saturday 2nd March

Written by David Head

A fantastic turnout today to help Mark at surfers against sewage in these wet conditions. Thanks to everyone as you made a real difference. Meeting under the skate park we paddled our way and even did a spot of boldering to keep our tootsies dry as we walked along the peel path to meet Mark and his 2 barrows. We then climbed down into the grassy verge and scanned the plain collecting as much pesky litter as possible in the hour. We handed 5 general waste and 3 recycling bag fulls. Key finds of the day was a coconut with a happy facial expression. We then barrowed our way back to the rubbish drop of point and a final photo with the fab team and Mark. We then had a lovely coffee and bite at the Garden centre. Awesome place. Great job ๐Ÿ‘

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David HeadJason ThorneArron

Never Rubbish @ surfers against sewage

Saturday 10th February

Written by David Head

A lovely morning greeted Aaron, Jason and David with our host Mark and special guest Mervyn. Meeting 2 barrow Mark at the bottom of Nightingale Valley, we started to clear rubbish on the verge by the lighthouse. With clear and green council bags we cleared a 100M region in the hour. So nice to look behind to see only green. Bagging up the wheel barrows and tying them down with rope, we took turns to push them all the way ๐Ÿ’ช back to the skate park. Great work everyone

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David HeadDash MartinJames C.Jason Thorne

We were on fire extinguisher ing the litter

Saturday 16th December 2023

Written by David Head

Meeting at the groovy skate Park, Jason, James and David headed to meet Mark our host with his 2 barrows from surfers against sewage on the banks of the Avon under the suspension bridge. On the Pill side by the light house we started to scan the bank rapidly filling our green and clear recycling bags.
Two fire extinguishers, our favourite traffic cone and plastic seahorse amongst our finds. We then took turns to barrow all the rubbish back to the skate park drop off point. We celebrated with vegan mince pies and hot chocolate and departed on our merry ways. Great work ๐Ÿ‘

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