A MANGLED mass of shopping trolleys are littering a Seacombe beach.

The glistening glow on the waterfront is the rotting wire of submerged Kwik Save trolleys that seem to be breeding on the sand.

Beach user Ann Michelle Ruddock from Wallasey said: "When I went for a walk along the beach in Seacombe, drawn by the still low tide and tranquillity of the view, I forgot for a moment where I was.

"That was until I counted 15 Kwik Save shopping trolleys during my five minute walk."

"Dog walkers fear for their pets' safety as the trolleys sink until they're hidden traps that could break a dog's legs - and they could easily become death traps for children out paddling."

"I can't understand the mentality of the people who do it, but if they're going to be so irresponsible it needs to be stopped at source. If most of these trolleys are coming from Kwik Save, then Kwik Save should make sure that they aren't taken off premises in the first place, or get out there and retrieve them instead of leaving council tax payers to foot the bill."

"However, we would urge the public to respect the beautiful and stunning coastline that we are so proud of."

A Kwik Save spokesman said: "Kwik Save was unaware of the problem of trolleys littering the beach in Seacombe.

there was some kind of oap day there.

(as i passed)