‘I have had several complaints from concerned parishioners about the impact this seaweed is having on the beach during the prime holiday month for St Helier,’ Mr Crowcroft said.
‘I understand from the Transport and Technical Services Department that they are willing to clear the beach regularly of seaweed but that at present they are only allowed to push the sea lettuce down the beach.
‘This is clearly not a practical solution to the problem, as the sea lettuce is merely brought back up the beach by the next tide.’
