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Brighton & Hove City Council: dog rules
Council-wide dog rules, beaches and named places
Rules added
- No dogs at any time in fenced children's play areas with play equipment.
- No dogs in seven council cemeteries (Lewes Road, Bear Road, Old Shoreham Road and Victoria Road sites), except when attending a funeral or visiting a grave, on a lead.
- No dogs at any time in named squares and gardens, including Brunswick, Norfolk, Regency and Pelham Squares, Steine Gardens, Kipling Gardens, The Rockery, William Clarke Park and Saunders Park (apart from its fenced dog area). They are the red pins.
- Beaches: no dogs May to September except on beaches signed dog friendly (Beaches layer).
- Pick up after your dog on all council land.
The council has proposed adding Blakers Park fenced area and parts of Preston Park.
Assistance dogs: most council dog orders and beach bans exempt assistance dogs, such as guide and hearing dogs. Check the source if you are unsure.
Beaches with dog rules
- Brighton central beachesDogs banned 1 May to 30 September
Named parks, paths and places
- Brunswick Square, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Norfolk Square, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Regency Square, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Russell Square, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Bedford Square, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Clarence Square, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Powis Square, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Pelham Square, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- New Steine, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Steine memorial gardens, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Kipling Gardens, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- The Rockery, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- William Clarke Park, Brighton & HoveNo dogs
- Saunders Park, BrightonNo dogs
- Woodvale and Lewes Road cemeteries, BrightonNo dogs
- Bear Road cemetery, BrightonNo dogs
- Hove Cemetery, HoveNo dogs