Promote voluntary ban on flying rings
The council will encourage a voluntary ban on selling and using flying rings, warn about the danger they pose to marine life, and ask that they not be used on council beaches.
Cornwall Council·2025-07-22·Resolved
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Description
Council resolved to promote a voluntary ban on the sale of flying rings, produce publicity on their marine hazard, and discourage their use on Cornwall Council beaches.
Individual Votes
No individual votes recorded.
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