Romance might lie at the heart of Valentine's Day, but a Suffolk litter campaigner took a little time to remind everyone to show a little more love to the world around them too.

Sharing a video to the Rubbish Walks social media page, Jason Alexander spelled out the word 'love' with some of the discarded bottles and cans he's collected through Suffolk.

The artwork originally formed part of an art piece made to encourage people to 'love where they live', with each of the words created in the same space out of similar rubbish.

But repurposing the first word of the phrase for Valentine's Day allowed for a nice little reminder to "spread a little love and kindness".

Ipswich Star: The artwork formed part of a larger project about loving where you liveThe artwork formed part of a larger project about loving where you live (Image: Jason Alexander)

In the caption, Jason added: "You don’t need to buy a card or other pointless overpriced tat to show a loved one or the planet how much you care.

"Family, friends, strangers, the planet... it doesn't matter, just do it."