03:20, Tue, May 7, 2024 Updated: 03:23, Tue, May 7, 2024 Beachgoers who pick up a pebble or a shell have been warned they could be fined £1,000. Bosses at Cumberland Council in Cumbria are urging ...

Cumberland Council is warning people not to remove pebbles and shells from beaches People have been warned they could be fined up to £1,000 for removing pebbles or shells from beaches. Cumberland ...

The Coastal Protection Act states it is unlawful in the UK to take any natural materials such as sand, shells and pebbles. Cumberland Council said it wants to educate visitors about the harm caused to ...

When visiting a beach in the UK, you might put a pebble or a shell in your pocket as a souvenir, but one council is saying people could get into trouble for removing these coastal reminders.

Collecting beach pebbles and shells could see UK day trippers and staycationers fined huge sums in a strict crackdown this summer. Cumberland Council is reminding residents and visitors to leave ...

With the weather heating up and a Bank Holiday on the horizon, many Britons will be planning to take a trip to the seaside. But daytrippers have been warned that a common beach activity could lead to ...

Shell work and sea-worn pebble decoration have been used for centuries: In ancient Greece, it was used to make cobbled pathways with geometric designs. In China, pebble mosaic has been a traditional ...

5 tourists ended up in trouble, who had taken them from the beaches of Alghero, Mugoni, Castelsardo, Lu Bagnu and Cala Gonone. The penalties for this type of crime can range from a minimum of 500 to a ...

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In the spring of 2013, Megan Lambert noticed the greater vasa parrots of Lincolnshire Wildlife Park doing something odd. They looked like they were licking the cockle shells that lined the floor of ...

People have been warned they could be fined up to £1,000 for removing pebbles or shells from beaches. Cumberland Council said it is unlawful under the Coast Protection Act to take natural materials ...