article_snippet: the Marine Conservation Society’s also found a sharp rise in litter overall in parts of the UK.
article_snippet: Rubbish on some beaches in South West increased by 89 per cent in 2014 compared with the year before, the Marine Conservation Society’s found.
article_snippet: the Marine Conservation Society’s
article_snippet: Plastic bottles and aluminium cans made up 10 per cent of the litter found in the Marine Conservation Society’s clean-up in September.
article_snippet: The charity called for the introduction of a refund of 10p-30p for containers that are returned for recycling.
article_snippet: Volunteers also came across bizarre items including a plastic hand, a colostomy bag, a piping nozzle, and on one beach, nine pairs of shoes.
article_snippet: the Marine Conservation Society’s found an average of 3,955 bits of litter per mile in 2014, up 6.4 per cent on the year before.
article_snippet: Welsh beaches were the dirtiest with an average of 10,360 rubbish items per mile.
highlights_snippet: Rubbish on some South West beaches increased by 89 per cent in 2014 .
  