Man holding a metal detecting device on a beach (Image: Pixabay)
METAL detector enthusiasts of all levels of ability have been invited to attend a newly formed club this weekend.
The first meeting is being held at the Round House Hub & Café on Walney Island on Sunday (November 26) from 11am to noon.
Poeple will be educated on the importance of obtaining permission from the landowner before using a metal detector on beaches, footpaths, or council-owned land.
A plan will then be put in place for metal-detecting sessions in the future.
Seasoned detectorist Graeme Rushton, who has been a successful metal detector for over 40 years, will be in attendance.
The session is free of charge and will gauge people's interest.
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