After withdrawal, where to now?
Immediately after the meeting, while chatting in the car park, SUN
representatives were approached by a conciliatory Mark Harold who
urged us to re-consider our decision. We replied that after consulting
with our members we would review our decision. SUN members are urged to
write to the secretary with their comments on these dramatic
developments.
We wish for the re-establishment of the traditional nudist area in
the dunes and insist Heather Walk is better routed behind the tree line
of the Broadleaf Woodland. This proposal has only been met with
opposition from both the National Trust and the CCBN and others.
Until a satisfactory solution emerges we can only advise our members
to continue using the beach and dunes in the normal way - and to the
traditional boundaries.
We will continue to campaign for the re-instatement of this
traditional right of access and use. Meanwhile, we will not be deflected
by arbitrary borders, harassment from officials, threats of injunctions,
warnings, etc.
Remember, nudity is not illegal under U.K. law
Remember, nudity is not illegal under U.K. law, there are no bylaws
forbidding nudity on Studland, and the posts have no standing in law. At
the end of the day they're simply bits of wood stuck in the sand at
irregular intervals.
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