The royal beach, which, according to eyewitnesses, became "a shelter for swingers and perverts", is again open to naturism

The British nudists have achieved the cancellation of the ban on swim naked on the famous Holkham beach in the National Reserve of the same name belonging to the Royal Property Managements. The ban was introduced this summer, after complaints about the causing behavior of nudists began to enter the competent authorities.

The beach is located on the northern coast of the County of Norfolk, and about 500 thousand people visit it annually. After numerous complaints, officials informed the local branch of the naturists that its members from now on could appear on the beach strictly in swimming trunks and swimsuits and not carry out any obscene actions. The violators were threatened with arrest and judicial persecution, writes The Daily Mail .

However, this decision was outraged by the British Society of Naturism (British Naturism) consisting of 10 thousand participants. They stated that due to several violators of calmness noticed in antisocial behavior, most respectable nudists cannot be deprived of the opportunity. Naturists threatened the court for officials if they urgently do not correct their anti -constitutional ban. Officials from the royal property of the property of Crown Estate did not want to sue and canceled the ban. Meanwhile, some private issues will still be resolved within a month with the local department of Holkham Estate, which is not very enough with this decision from above.

“Many nudists were angry and upset when the ban was introduced, and this should never be repeated again,” comments Malcolm Bur, the representative of the Nadurists Society. He explained that the nudists were expelled from the part of the beach that they use since time immemorial, and believe that they have guaranteed rights to it.

The Daily Mail recalls that the ban was introduced as a result of an activists campaign running in the Facebook in the summer of 2010, demanding severe measures in relation to "sex paces" who occupied coastal dunes. According to eyewitnesses, they had sex in front of the public and offered to join other visitors to the beach.

“Over the past three visits to the beach, I was offered twice to participate in group sex. In addition, I witnessed the gay sex in the dunes and the processions of the masturbation,” wrote one of the participants in the anti -nudist campaign in August 2010. “I informed the guards of the beach and the police, but no measures were not followed. Before the beach was a great place to relax, but earlier the beach was a great place to relax, but earlier the beach for rest for the rest, but earlier. Now it’s just a shelter for swingers and perverts, whom no one wants to hold accountable. ”

Holkham Estate Director David Horton-Fox believes that the existing ban on nudism was quite effective, and he fears that his cancellation will return to the royal beach the former atrocities, shocking other visitors.