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Village green status gives the public the right to use the beach, which is owned by Newhaven Port and Properties.
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Further work is required to do such an assessment, including a survey of how people use the beach, the report added.
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Cunard put the Queen Mary up for sale and the city of Long Beach bought it to use as a tourist attraction, museum, hotel and event facility.
BBC: A ghostly visit on the RMS Queen Mary hotel
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The defendant said he had gone there to use the beach.
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Their wives say that Oklahoma could use a beach.
ECONOMIST: Not exactly a boom state, but people are returning
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Neither is a beach house reserved for private use.
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Plans have been submitted to use part of North Beach Car Park as a compound during the project, which would involve the loss of about 200 public parking spaces.
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You can even use it on the beach.
ECONOMIST: Pollution detection
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Use the sand on the beach.
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Limited stocks have prompted Scarborough Council to use sand from the town's beach to grit residential areas, after being told to reserve salt for priority routes.
BBC: Cat litter used to combat snow as salt supplies drop
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Some of the vote count was delayed on primary day as voters in Myrtle Beach reported malfunctioning electronic voting machines, and some were forced to use paper ballots.
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Newhaven Town Council had pressed for the beach to be reclassified as part of a campaign to get the sands reopened for public use.
BBC: Newhaven Beach
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The prudent use of coastal development setbacks or establishing a safe distance between buildings and the active beach zone can ensure that space is provided for a beach to move naturally, both during normal events and infrequent hurricanes, thereby ensuring the beach is conserved for all to enjoy and that coastal infrastructure remains intact.
UNESCO: Introduction