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Cumbrian dog owners warned of £1,000 fine ahead of beach restrictions and bans

The beach is close to the village of Amble where you can find fish and chip shops and ice cream parlours. The beach is close to the village of Amble where you can find fish and chip shops and ice cream parlours.
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Hidden gem beach under two hours from Carlisle named best in UK

Dog owners could be fined up to £1,000 on a beach from May 1. Dog owners could be fined up to £1,000 on a beach from May 1.
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Dog owners could face £1,000 fine for breaking beach rule from May

The beach at seascale has been named as one of the UK's dirtiest The beach at seascale has been named as one of the UK's dirtiest
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West Cumbrian beach named as one of UK's dirtiest in recent study

Cumbria was ranked as one of the most dog-friendly places (Getty) Cumbria was ranked as one of the most dog-friendly places (Getty)
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Cumbria crowned one of the best coastal places in UK for pet-friendly beaches

The RNIL have shared advice on how to deal with weever fish (Getty) The RNIL have shared advice on how to deal with weever fish (Getty)
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All UK dog owners and swimmers warned about poisonous fish found on beaches

St Bees beach has been named one of the very best in the UK St Bees beach has been named one of the very best in the UK
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Travel experts crown Cumbria beach among the 'best beaches in the UK'

Staying in UK this summer for a beach holiday - did you know we have sharks too? (PA/Canva) Staying in UK this summer for a beach holiday - did you know we have sharks too? (PA/Canva)
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Staying in UK this summer for a beach holiday - did you know we have sharks too?

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