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Beach reopens after bomb disposal team operation

by Jacob Colley
01/01/2022
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St Bees beach prior to the callout of bomb disposal
St Bees beach prior to the callout of bomb disposal. Picture: Ethan Halligan

A beach in West Cumbria has reopened after an operation was carried out by a bomb disposal team.

The area between Sea Mill Lane and the cafe at St Bees was closed to allow HM Coastguard teams and a bomb disposal team to make the area safe.

A statement from Whitehaven Coastguard said: “The beach and surrounding area are now open and safe to use. Thank you for your patience while the job was dealt with.”

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