A meeting has taken place to address antisocial behaviour at a beach in Cornwall.
Residents in the Carlyon Bay area, near St Austell, voiced their concerns to the local parish council after they said they had experienced shouting, screaming, urinating, defecating, litter and damage to their gardens from people leaving Crinnis Beach.
The meeting on 4 June, had local councillor James Mustoe attend, as well as representatives from Carlyon Parish Council, Devon and Cornwall Police and Safer Cornwall.
Locals said that the bad behaviour was caused by both males and females from mixed age ranges, and was particularly bad on Friday evenings when live music took place on the sand.