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AS summer begins to descend on us and more freedoms await, many people will be flocking to the beaches to enjoy the better weather.

AS summer begins to descend on us and more freedoms await, many people will be flocking to the beaches to enjoy the better weather. Fish and chips, ice cream and amusements typically define a Great British seaside trip, while many opt for a paddle in the sea. However, is the water in Essex’s beaches considered safe to swim in? We've assessed the water quality ratings from the past three years for the county's beaches to find out where it is safe to swim – and where you should be looking to swerve. Clacton (opposite the Gardens) This section of the beach, found opposite the Garde...

Five Irish beaches under swimming restrictions after water quality report Irish beaches are rated under an annual water quality rating by the Environmental Protection Agency The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want the latest political news and analysis delivered straight to your inbox? Sign up to our FREE newsletter Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more new...

Council is recommending people stay out of the water at Platypus Beach almost a fortnight after dangerous bacteria was detected there. A Mackay Regional Council statement issued on Friday said ongoing tests showed little change to moderate E.coli and Intestinal Enterococci levels. “Council recommends that members of the public don’t swim in the area,” the statement said. “Anyone swimming in the area does so at their own risk.” Platypus Beach, a popular swimming spot under the bridge at Mirani. Picture: Mackay Regional Council “(It) will outline an approach on how to best ma...

Swimming was banned at bathing spots across Ireland for over 350 days this year Noteworthy analysis of EPA data shows that “do not swim” notices are an all too common occurrence at beaches across the country. By Niall Sargent Monday 28 Dec 2020, 12:05 AM Dec 28th 2020, 12:05 AM 21,136 Views 11 Comments SWIMMING WAS BANNED at bathing spots across Ireland this year for a combined total of over 350 days, a Noteworthy analysis shows. Local...