Seagulls take the blame after bunting damaged in Dunbar

Seagulls have taken the blame for damage to bunting in Dunbar
Seagulls have taken the blame for damage to bunting in Dunbar
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SEAGULLS have been blamed for damaging bunting in Dunbar.

Flags line the town’s High Street each year during Civic Week celebrations.

The annual event – which was due to take place in June and mark 50 years of the celebrations, as well as 650 years of the granting of the Royal Charter to the town – was scaled back due to the coronavirus, although the flags were still in place.

Graham Adams, vice-chairman of the town’s community council and chairman of the town’s Christmas lights committee, said there had been an issue relating to the feathered foes.

He added: “Seagulls are eating the bunting again.”

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