A dog enjoys the sea during fine weather (Image: Gareth Fuller/PA)
The annual dog ban on beaches in summer has come to an end.
A range of bathing beaches across Sussex ban dogs from May 1 until September 30 each year to keep the beaches “clean, safe and accessible”.
The ban, which has now been lifted, includes Brighton’s central beach and many other popular sites in the county.
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Dogs are now allowed back on the following beaches until next May 1:
- Bognor – from Park Road to Gloucester Road
- Brighton – central beach
- Eastbourne - main resort beaches from the pier to the Wish Tower
- Felpham – from Canning Road to Felpham Sailing Club
- Goring –between the boat launch ramp in line with Seafield Avenue and the launch ramp at Worthing Sailing Club
- Hastings – from harbour arm to the pier, and from Warrior Square to the Royal Victoria Hotel
- Littlehampton – from East Pier to Norfolk Road
- Seaford - from Edinburgh Road to West View
- Worthing – from Heene Road to Splashpoint
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