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Interesting stuff here about trespass and ownership of waterways
14th July 2023
Shore Road 23:35 (522 mins)
Evening Hill 17:53 (162 mins)
9th May 2023
Evening Hill 02:11 (346 mins)
Shore Road 07:04 (650 mins)
6th May 2023
Evening Hill 16:24 (399 mins)
Shore Road 21:44 (735 mins)
28th April 2023
Shore Road 01:11 (572 mins)
27th Apr 2023
Evening Hill 19:00 (56 mins)
12th Apr 2023
Shore Road 05:42 (673 mins)
Evening Hill 00:50 (361 mins)
26th Mar 2023
Shore Road 07:26 (318 mins)
Evening Hill 03:51 (80 mins)
17th Jan 2023
Shore Road 04:53 (1744 mins)
16th Jan 2023
Shore Road 04:12 (1463 mins)
15th Jan 2023
Cabot Lane 06:22 (1382 mins)
14th Jan 2023
Evening Hill 20:20 (976 mins)
8th Jan 2023
Shore Road 22:16 (709 mins)
4th Jan 2023
Cabot Lane 00:27 (159)
Shore Road 04:55 (701 mins)
3rd Jan 2023
Elgin Road 22:55 (240 mins)
1st Jan 2023
Shore Road 01:27 (1014 mins)
See Sewage discharges into Poole Harbour for more detail.
BeachPeople Tests
14:00 Tues 14th June 2022:
NHYC, Whitley Lake, Sandbanks
15:00 Tues 15th June 2022:
EDYC-Salterns, Whitley Lake, Sandbanks
‘The Crown owns the water you swim in, while the person who owns the property up to the bank is also said to own the bed of the river up to the middle.
"Therefore, if you are paddling - or swimming - over their land, not even touching it - you can still be said to be trespassing, because the law of trespass applies to airspace and waterspace above the land owned’ 3 years ago