Tuesday, September 2, 2025

Dog zones updated on Lincolnshire beaches

East Lindsey District Council has revised its dog exclusion zones to match the areas of the Lincolnshire coast awarded Blue Flag status.

The update follows a 2024 public consultation on the renewal of the Public Space Protection Order, which asked residents and visitors for feedback.

As part of the changes, clear banners have been installed across the beaches to mark where dogs are and are not allowed. Leaflets with maps of the restricted zones are also available at lifeguard huts and online.

The adjustments aim to make it easier for beachgoers and dog owners to understand the rules while supporting the environmental standards required for Blue Flag recognition.

 

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