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Tougher action calls after fire at beach
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|September 13, 2025
COUNCILLORS have called for tougher enforcement on rule breakers at one of Northumberland’s most beloved beaches. It follows a serious wildfire at Druridge Bay last month caused by an out-of-control campfire.
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The blaze left a huge swathe of vegetation blackened and charred despite wildfire warnings from Northumbria Fire and Rescue Service following a spell of very dry weather. Four fire crews had to be deployed to fight the fire.
Speaking at Wednesday's meeting of Northumberland County Council, Labour leader and Druridge Bay councillor Scott Dickinson called for tougher punishments for those who ignore bans on wild camping and fires.
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