Hunstanton Town Council have launched 'Slam Dunk the Junk', a positive and fun initiative to address coastal litter and are inviting businesses and residents to participate. HTC hope the campaign will encourage positive social behaviour along our coastline, and result in people using the bins provided or taking home their litter.

Please don't throw flying rings on the beach. Seals get entangled and severely injured by flying rings (and similar frisbees with holes in)

We are blessed in the UK with 40% of the global population of grey seals and between 5- 9% of Common or Harbour seals. Seals travel far and wide around the whole of our coast and can get entangled anywhere in a huge range of debris lost or discarded by us humans be it plastic rings, netting, fishing line even plastic flower pots!

Refill is part of a national, practical tap water campaign that aims to make refilling your water bottle as easy, convenient and cheap as possible by introducing refill points. Refill Hunstanton was set up in 2017 to help keep our beaches clean, help protect our marine life and reduce single use plastic pollution.

Find your nearest Refill Station

Clothing Recycling Bank open at Hunstanton Community Centre
Items of clothing that are not suitable for re-sale at one of Hunstanton's charity shops can be dropped of at The "Action For Children" clothing recycle bank. You can find the bank at the Hunstanton Community Centre (through the main gates turn right). Accepted items are clothes, shoes, belts & handbags.