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by GaryFromWirral - 9th Jan 2024 6:30pm
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Consideration of sports pitch restrictions is ongoing, but plans to restrict beach access for dogs in certain areas have been abandoned. Beach restrictions update
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Tricky one to deal with I think. I was at Leasowe at the weekend, saw a few dogs really enjoying playing in the water and having fun.
Then I saw one crap on the beach, which was ignored by the owner because he was some distance in front and never bothered to look behind.
Then there was the one wandering around causing cyclists on the cycle path to swerve out of it's way.
The dog then came to me and tried to eat my sandwich. When I asked the two middle aged women to control their dog I was told to "p*ss off".
If that was you walking towards New Brighton near to the Derby Pool at 2pm on Saturday, its s c u m like you that spoil it for the decent dog owners.
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