As a pre-cursor to the 1st June 2022: some of The Coastline Runner’s endeavours in Norfolk are shown in a short film here. He has completed running the entire coastline of Norfolk. He is now embarking on the next local authority – running the coastline of Lincolnshire and collecting shoreline plastic. After presenting ‘The Norfolk Chapter Report’ to The Mayor of King's Lynn & West Norfolk, Councillor Lesley Bambridge, using the local bus to get to Sutton Bridge, The Coastline

Before the Lincolnshire chapter begins on the 1st June, we are meeting officials from The House of Lords, House of Commons, Defra and the Crown Estate; presenting them with a draft of the Coastline Runner’s report for Norfolk. The complete Norfolk coastline was completed before the swifts arrived – they now have! (It will be printed on recycled paper, of course.) Any feedback on the report itself and the @TheCoastlinerunner (here) initiative they can give, would be gold dust

The Coastline Runner with Lady Mayor Jenny and Great Yarmouth Mayor Adrian Thomson and staff of the Pier Hotel, Gorleston. During the #TheCoastlineRunner initiative I don’t listen to music as I run, I listen to our environment instead, but in my head this time was 'Born Slippy (by Underworld) and I recommend you click here, start listening and then read on. Why this song? To get to Great Yarmouth, I took the National Express from Victoria, London. A new passenger got on with