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

  • UK law prohibits taking natural material like sand and pebbles from public beaches.
  • The Coastal Protection Act 1949 established this rule to protect beaches from erosion.
  • Removing these materials damages the environment and natural sea defences.
  • Offenders caught taking material face penalties up to a £1,000 fine.
  • Authorities warn beachgoers they may break the law unknowingly.
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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 on Thursday, April 24, 2025.
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