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Wales

Our regional chapter for Wales

Upcoming cleans

Our regional chapter for Wales

  • Rhyl Beach Clean, Kite Surf Cafe

  • Date: 19 Feb 2026
  • Time: From 14:00 to 16:00
  • Location: Kite Surf Cafe, Rhyl, UK
  • Contact: keithrjones01@gmail.com

  • Newton Beach, Porthcawl

  • Date: 22 Feb 2026
  • Time: From 11:30 to 13:00
  • Location: Newton Beach - Porthcawl, Beach Road, Porthcawl, UK
  • Contact: lucyjones_21@outlook.com

  • Senedd

  • Date: 24 Feb 2026
  • Time: From 10:45 to 12:45
  • Location: Senedd, Pierhead Street, Cardiff, UK
  • Contact: amberkeegan@sas.org.uk
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Regional Reps

Our regional chapter for Wales

Alun Moseley

Baglan

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Alun Moseley

Baglan

wales@sas.org.uk

Anna Strzelecki

Amroth

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Anna Strzelecki

Amroth

www.facebook.com/Pembrokeshirebeachcleans

Becks Gillmore

Y Felinheli

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Becks Gillmore

Y Felinheli

rebeccalaurengillmore@googlemail.com

Carrie Dunn

Tywyn

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Carrie Dunn

Tywyn

07780707807
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