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Is it illegal to take pebbles from the beach? What the law says

Authorities warn beach visitors in the UK that taking natural materials from public shores breaks the law.
The Coastal Protection Act 1949 prohibits removing sand and pebbles from these beaches.
This legislation aims to protect Britain's coastline from erosion and sea encroachment.
Offenders who remove materials face penalties including fines reaching £1,000.
Taking these natural elements damages the environment and weakens crucial natural sea defenses.

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Is it illegal to take pebbles from the beach? What the law says

Removing pebbles from a beach can see offenders fined up to £1,000 as a penalty.

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Dorset Echo broke the news in Weymouth, United Kingdom 8 months ago on Thursday, April 24, 2025.

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