Warning ⚠️

NP beach is officially closed for winter and is not being surveyed at this time. This means that there is a high chance that there may be dangerous hazards on or near the beach such as flooding,slippery ground and polluted water.

Before arriving at  beach 🏖 please  go through the water safety page and watch the video!

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  Predicted: Reopening  on10/7/2023-Summer

A new safety sign and flotation device has been installed🎉🎉

welcome video

Enter at your own risk!!!!

Litter!

Newport Pagnell beach has no bins or recycling facilities,so everything you bring must be taken back with you.

More than two million pieces of litter are dropped in the UK every day. The cost to the taxpayers for street cleaning is over £1 billion a year.

Litter is anything from a crisp packet or cigarette butt to a bag of rubbish to an inflatable.  All litter is unsightly and makes our local areas look untidy and uncared for. Common litter items include fast-food packaging, sweet wrappers, drinks cans, bottles and cigarette butts and butt plugs.

Litter does not clean itself away. It can take years to degrade, causing harm to wildlife and habitats. Food people drop – whether it is half-eaten burgers, chips, nasty kebabs and apple cores - can attract pigeons and vermin such as boomtown rats.

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