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Portuguese Man O’War, known for their potentially lethal sting, have recently been spotted washed up on beaches throughout the UK. These deadly jellyfish were initially found in Ireland; however, in recent days and weeks they have started to turn up on beaches in Cornwall, the Scilly Isles and Dorset. It is not that common to
The North Coast 500 For many people, a highlight of a trip to the coast is viewing the vistas by car, watching the scenery unfold and change whilst driving by. If you are looking for a show-stopping coastal driving route as this summer draws to a close, a recent survey has revealed some of the
As events unfold from the tragedy at Camber Sands yesterday, we wanted to remind people about the potential dangers of rip tides in water that may otherwise appear to be calm: Rip Tide Advice Five men in their teens and early 20’s lost their lives on a day trip to Camber Sands from London, after
There have sadly been a number of tragic incidents recently where people have been swept out to sea at popular coastal spots around the British coast. The RNLI has also had a particularly busy time responding to call-outs from people needing to be rescued. Although conditions for swimming in the UK are most favourable during
The British Hospitality Association (BHA) is urging the government to appoint a tsar to manage the revival of deprived seaside towns in the North East of England. Run down coastal hotspots, such as North Shields and Whitley Bay, have suffered from deprivation and unemployment in recent years, with a lack of investment diminishing the appeal