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2013 Compliance Report for Bathing Waters in England Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs News release: England’s bathing waters see record improvement 1 2013 mandatory compliance results for bathing waters in the UK Coastal Bathing Waters (results for 2012 are in brackets) Region * Mandatory Pass Fail Total Compliance% North East 54 (47) 0 (7) 54 (54) 100 (87.0) Anglian 40 (40) 0 (0) 40 (40) 100 (100) South East 90 (90) 0 (0) 90 (90) 100 (100) South West 191 (177) 1 (16) 192 (193) 99.5 (91.7) North West 25 (24) 4 (6) 29 (30) 86.2 (80.0) England 400 (378) 5 (29) 405 (407) 98.8 (92.9) Wales 99 (97) 1 (3) 100 (100) 99.0 (97.0) Scotland 80 (74) 0 (2) 80 (80) 100 (97.5) Northern Ireland 23 (22) 0 (1) 23 (23) 100 (95.7) UK COASTAL WATERS 602 (575) 6 (35) 608 (610) 99.0 (94.3) Inland Bathing Waters (results for 2012 are in brackets) Region* Mandatory Pass Fail Total Compliance % Midland 1 (-) 0 (-) 1 (0) 100 (-) South East 6 (6) 0 (0) 6 (6) 100 (100) North West 3 (3) 0 (0) 3 (3) 100 (100) England 10 (9) 0 (0) 10 (9) 100 (100) Scotland 3 (3) 0 (0) 3 (3) 100 (100) UK INLAND WATERS 13 (12) 0 (0) 13 (12) 100 (100) 1 Figures shown are for compliance with the mandatory microbiological standards set by the EC Bathing Water Directive (76/160/EEC) * Environment Agency operational regions. The bathing water in Midlands region has been designated in 2013. 2013 guideline2 compliance results for bathing waters in the UK Coastal Bathing Waters (results for 2012 are in brackets) Region * Guideline Pass Fail Total Compliance % North East 46 (25) 8 (29) 54 (54) 85.2 (46.3) Anglian 34 (33) 6 (7) 40 (40) 85.0 (82.5) South East 78 (62) 12 (28) 90 (90) 86.7 (68.9) South West 174 (117) 18 (76) 192 (193) 90.6 (60.6) North West 6 (3) 23 (27) 29 (30) 20.7 (10.0) England 338 (240) 67(167) 405 (407) 83.5 (59.0) Wales 89 (75) 11 (25) 100 (100) 89.0 (75.0) Scotland 47 (32) 33 (41) 80 (80) 58.8 (40.0) Northern Ireland 20 (16) 3 (4) 23 (23) 87.0 (69.6) UK COASTAL WATERS 494 (363) 114 (247) 608 (610) 81.3 (59.5) Inland Bathing Waters (Results for 2012 are in brackets) Region * Guideline Pass Fail Total Compliance % Midlands 1 (-) 0 (-) 1 (0) 100 (-) South East 1 (2) 5 (4) 6 (6) 16.7 (33.3) North West 2 (1) 1 (2) 3 (3) 66.7 (33.3) England 4 (3) 6 (6) 10 (9) 40.0 (33.3) Scotland 0 (0) 3 (3) 3 (3) 0 (0) UK INLAND WATERS 4 (3) 9 (9) 13 (12) 30.8 (25.0) 2 These figures show compliance with the equivalent single standard that is being used during the transitional period from 2012 - 2014 as the revised Directive (2006/7/EC) is implemented. * Environment Agency operational regions. The bathing water in Midlands region has been designated in 2013 2013 compliance report for bathing waters in England Coastal Bathing Waters Mandatory Compliance Guideline Compliance 2013 2012 2013 2012 North East Spittal Pass Fail (3) Pass Fail (13) (9) Bamburgh Castle Pass Pass Pass Pass Seahouses North Pass Pass Pass Pass Beadnell Pass Pass Pass Pass Low Newton Pass Pass Pass Pass Warkworth Pass Pass Pass Pass Amble Links Pass Pass Pass Pass Druridge Bay North Pass Pass Pass Fail (4) (3) Druridge Bay South Pass Pass Pass Pass Newbiggin North Pass Pass Pass Pass Newbiggin South Pass Pass Pass Pass Blyth South Beach Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (3) Seaton Sluice Pass Fail (2) Pass Fail (6) (4) Whitley Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Tynemouth Cullercoats Pass Pass Pass Fail (9) (5) Tynemouth Long Sands North Pass Pass Pass Pass Tynemouth Long Sands South Pass Pass Pass Pass Tynemouth King Edwards Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass South Shields Pass Pass Pass Pass Marsden Pass Pass Fail (4) (5) Fail (4) (3) Seaburn - Sunderland Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (5) Roker - Sunderland Pass Pass Pass Fail (7) (6) Seaham Hall Beach** Pass Fail (3) Fail (4) (4) Fail (9) (8) Seaham Beach** Pass Pass Fail (4) (3) Fail (10) (7) Crimdon Pass Pass Pass Fail (6) (5) Seaton Carew North Pass Fail (2) Fail (1) (3) Fail (8) (8) Seaton Carew Centre Pass Pass Pass Fail (7) (7) Seaton Carew North Gare Pass Pass Pass Fail (8) (6) Redcar Coatham Pass Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Redcar Lifeboat Station Pass Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Redcar Granville Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (4) Redcar Stray Pass Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Marske Sands Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (3) 1 2013 compliance report for bathing waters in England Coastal Bathing Waters Mandatory Compliance Guideline Compliance 2013 2012 2013 2012 Saltburn Pass Fail (2) Pass Fail (7) (5) Staithes Pass Fail (3) Fail (16) (15) Fail (17) (13) Runswick Bay Pass Pass Fail (2) (3) Pass Sandsend Pass Fail (2) Pass Fail (6) (4) Whitby Pass Pass Pass Pass Robin Hoods Bay Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (2) Scarborough North Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Scarborough South Bay Pass Pass Pass Fail (6) (7) Cayton Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Filey Pass Pass Pass Fail (7) (4) Reighton Pass Pass Fail (4) (5) Pass Flamborough South Landing Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (1) Danes Dyke, Flamborough Pass Pass Pass Pass Bridlington North Beach Pass Pass Pass Pass Bridlington South Beach Pass Pass Fail (5) (3) Fail (5) (4) Wilsthorpe Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (4) Fraisthorpe Pass Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Skipsea Pass Pass Pass Pass Hornsea Pass Pass Pass Pass Tunstall Pass Pass Pass Pass Withernsea Pass Pass Pass Pass Anglian Cleethorpes Pass Pass Pass Pass Humberston Fitties Pass Pass Pass Pass Mablethorpe Town Pass Pass Pass Pass Sutton-on-Sea Pass Pass Pass Pass Moggs Eye Pass Pass Pass Pass Anderby Pass Pass Pass Pass Chapel St Leonards Pass Pass Pass Pass Ingoldmells South Pass Pass Pass Pass Skegness Pass Pass Fail (1) (4) Pass 2 2013 compliance report for bathing waters in England Coastal Bathing Waters Mandatory Compliance Guideline Compliance 2013 2012 2013 2012 Heacham Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Pass Hunstanton Main Beach Pass Pass Pass Fail (3) (4) Hunstanton (Old Hunstanton) Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Pass Wells Pass Pass Pass Pass Sheringham Pass Pass Pass Pass East Runton Pass Pass Pass Pass Cromer Pass Pass Pass Pass Mundesley Pass Pass Pass Pass Sea Palling Pass Pass Pass Pass Hemsby Pass Pass Pass Pass Caister Point Pass Pass Pass Pass Great Yarmouth North Pass Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Great Yarmouth Pier Pass Pass Pass Pass Great Yarmouth South Pass Pass Pass Pass Gorleston Beach Pass Pass Pass Pass Lowestoft (North of Claremont Pier) Pass Pass Pass Pass Lowestoft (South of Claremont Pier) Pass Pass Fail (2) (3) Pass Southwold The Pier Pass Pass Pass Pass Southwold The Denes Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (2) Felixstowe North Pass Pass Pass Pass Felixstowe South Pass Pass Pass Pass Dovercourt Pass Pass Pass Pass Walton Pass Pass Pass Pass Frinton Pass Pass Pass Pass Holland Pass Pass Pass Fail (4) (3) Clacton Pass Pass Pass Pass Clacton (Groyne 41) Pass Pass Fail (4) (7) Fail (12) (8) Jaywick Pass Pass Pass Fail (4) (3) Clacton Beach Martello Tower Pass Pass Fail (0) (3) Fail (2) (3) Brightlingsea Pass Pass Pass Pass West Mersea Pass Pass Pass Pass 3 2013 compliance report for bathing waters in England Coastal Bathing Waters Mandatory Compliance Guideline Compliance 2013 2012 2013 2012 South East Shoebury East Pass Pass Pass Fail (3) (4) Shoeburyness Pass Pass Pass Pass Southend Thorpe Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Southend Jubilee Pass Pass Fail (6) (2) Fail (7) (4) Southend Three Shells Pass Pass Pass Fail (7) (1) Southend Westcliff Bay Pass Pass Pass Fail (6) (2) Southend Chalkwell Pass Pass Pass Fail (7) (4) Leigh Bell Wharf Pass Pass Fail (4) (3) Fail (6) (4) Sheerness Pass Pass Pass Pass Minster Leas Pass Pass Pass Pass Leysdown Pass Pass Pass Pass West Beach, Whitstable Pass Pass Pass Pass Tankerton Pass Pass Pass Pass Herne Bay Central Pass Pass Pass Pass Herne Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Minnis Bay, Birchington Pass Pass Pass Pass West Bay, Westgate Pass Pass Pass Pass St Mildred's Bay, Westgate Pass Pass Pass Pass Westbrook Bay, Margate Pass Pass Pass Pass Margate The Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Margate Fulsam Rock Pass Pass Pass Pass Walpole Bay, Margate Pass Pass Fail (4) (5) Fail (2) (3) Botany Bay, Broadstairs Pass Pass Pass Pass Joss Bay, Broadstairs Pass Pass Pass Fail (1) (3) Broadstairs, Stone Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Broadstairs, Viking Bay Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Fail (6) (4) Ramsgate Sands Pass Pass Pass Pass Ramsgate Western Undercliffe Pass Pass Pass Fail (2) (3) Sandwich Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Deal Castle Pass Pass Pass Pass 4 2013 compliance report for bathing waters in England Coastal Bathing Waters Mandatory Compliance Guideline Compliance 2013 2012 2013 2012 St Margaret`s Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Folkestone Pass Pass Pass Pass Sandgate Pass Pass Pass Pass Hythe Pass Pass Pass Pass Dymchurch Pass Pass Pass Pass St Mary's Bay (Kent) Pass Pass Fail (5) (1) Pass Littlestone Pass Pass Fail (8) (3) Fail (5) (6) Camber Pass Pass Pass Fail (6) (2) Winchelsea Pass Pass Pass Fail (6) (0) Hastings Pass Pass Fail (2) (3) Fail (6) (6) St Leonards Pass Pass Pass Fail (4) (4) Bexhill Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Fail (5) (3) Norman`s Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass Pevensey Bay Pass Pass Pass Fail (5) (5) Eastbourne Pass Pass Pass Pass Birling Gap Pass Pass Pass Pass Seaford Pass Pass Pass Pass Newhaven Access closed Access closed Saltdean Pass Pass Pass Pass Brighton Kemptown Pass Pass Pass Pass Brighton Central Pass Pass Pass Pass Hove Pass Pass Pass Pass Southwick Pass Pass Pass Pass Lancing, Beach Green Pass Pass Fail (3) (4) Fail (6) (5) Worthing Pass Pass Pass Fail (8) (7) Littlehampton Pass Pass Pass Fail (6) (4) Middleton-on-sea Pass Pass Pass Pass Felpham Pass Pass Pass Fail (1) (3) Bognor Regis East Pass Pass Pass Fail (6) (1) Bognor Regis (Aldwick) Pass Pass Fail (0) (4) Fail (6) (3) Pagham Pass Pass Pass Pass Selsey Pass Pass Pass Fail (3) (3) Bracklesham Bay Pass Pass Pass Pass 5 2013 compliance
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