Time's running out to have your say on how South Tyneside's public spaces are used
The annual ban on dogs on certain South Shields beaches between May 1 and September 30 is an example of a PSPO.
South Tynesiders who would like to have their say on parks, beaches, streets or other public spaces across our borough have just a few days left to be heard.
South Tyneside Council would like to hear all of your views as part of their review of the following Public Spaces Protection Orders: the Anti-Social Behaviour PSPOs and the Dog Control PSPO.
The annual ban on dogs on certain South Shields beaches between May 1 and September 30 is an example of a PSPO.
These orders will help the local authority to deal with issues that can affect local communities and shared spaces. Your feedback will help the council to make future decisions.
Residents can have their say by Friday, October 2 at the council’s website page, Have Your Say: Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) Review 2026 - South Tyneside Council.
The web page also provides further information. Alternatively, you can have your say by emailing your comments to [email protected].