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Good Beach Guide 2008 Good Beach Guide 2008 Marine Conservation Society Good Beach Guide 2008 - UK Results Key Recommended = MCS Recommended. Highest water quality standard & good treatment of any continuous sewage discharges Guideline = Good water quality standard only Basic Pass = Passed EC Mandatory standard for water quality (statutory minimum) Fail = Failed EC Mandatory standard for water quality (statutory failure) 1 Beach Name County Region Grade 2008 Grade 2007 2 Clevedon Beach North Somerset South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 3 Weston-super-Mare - Uphill Slipway North Somerset South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 4 Weston-super-Mare - Main Beach North Somerset South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 5 Weston super Mare - Sand Bay North Somerset South West Recommended Basic Pass 6 Berrow - North of Unity Farm Somerset South West Basic Pass Recommended 7 Brean Somerset South West Basic Pass Recommended 8 Brean Beach at Brean Farm Somerset South West Basic Pass Recommended 9 Burnham-on-Sea - Jetty Somerset South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 10 Blue Anchor West Somerset South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 11 Dunster North West Somerset South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 12 Minehead - Terminus Somerset South West Recommended Recommended 13 Porlock Weir - Porlock Bay Somerset South West Recommended Recommended 14 Lynmouth Devon South West Basic Pass Recommended 15 Combe Martin Devon South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 16 Ilfracombe - Hele Beach Devon South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 17 Ilfracombe - Capstone Devon South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 18 Ilfracombe - Tunnels Beach Devon South West Recommended Recommended 19 Woolacombe - Barricane Bay Devon South West Recommended Recommended 20 Woolacombe - Village Devon South West Recommended Recommended 21 Putsborough Sands Devon South West Recommended Recommended 22 Croyde Bay Devon South West Basic Pass Recommended 23 Saunton Sands Devon South West Basic Pass Recommended 24 Instow Devon South West Fail Guideline 25 Westward Ho! Devon South West Recommended Recommended 26 Hartland Quay Devon South West Recommended Recommended 27 Bude - Sandymouth Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 28 Bude - Crooklets Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 29 Bude - Summerleaze Cornwall South West Fail Recommended 30 Widemouth Sand Cornwall South West Basic Pass Recommended 31 Crackington Haven Cornwall South West Guideline Recommended 32 Trebarwith Strand Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 33 Polzeath (Hayle Bay) Cornwall South West Recommended Guideline 34 Daymer Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 35 Rock Cornwall South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 36 Trevone Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended Page 1 Good Beach Guide 2008 Beach Name County Region Grade 2008 Grade 2007 37 Harlyn Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Basic Pass 38 Mother Ivey's Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 39 Constantine Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 40 Treyarnon Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 41 Porthcothan Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 42 Mawgan Porth Cornwall South West Basic Pass Recommended 43 Watergate Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 44 Porth Beach Cornwall South West Basic Pass Recommended 45 Lusty Glaze Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 46 Newquay - Great Western Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 47 Newquay - Tolcarne Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 48 Newquay - Towan Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 49 Newquay - Fistral Cornwall South West Not Tested Recommended 50 Crantock Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 51 Holywell Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 52 Perran Sands Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 53 Perranporth - Penhale Sands Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 54 Perranporth - Village Cornwall South West Basic Pass Recommended 55 St Agnes - Trevaunance Cove Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 56 Porthtowan Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 57 Portreath Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 58 The Towans - Godrevy Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 59 The Towans, Hayle Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 60 Carbis Bay - Porth Kidney Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 61 Carbis Bay Beach (Station) Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 62 St Ives - Porthminster Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 63 St Ives - Porth Gwidden Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 64 St Ives - Porthmeor Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 65 Sennen Cove Cornwall South West Recommended Guideline 66 Porthcurno Cornwall South West Recommended Guideline 67 Mounts Bay - Heliport Cornwall South West Recommended Basic Pass 68 Mounts Bay - Wherry Town Cornwall South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 69 Mounts Bay - Penzance Cornwall South West Basic Pass Guideline 70 Mounts Bay - Little Hogus Cornwall South West Guideline Recommended 71 Praa Sands West Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 72 Praa Sands East Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 73 Porthleven - West Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 74 Poldhu Cove Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 75 Pollurian Cove Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 76 Lizard Church Cove Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 77 Kennack Sands Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 78 Coverack Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 79 Porthoustock Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 80 Porthallow Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 81 Maenporth Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 82 Swanpool Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 83 Gyllyngvase Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 84 Porthcurnick Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 85 Pendower Beach Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 86 Porthluney Cove Cornwall South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 87 Gorran Haven - Vault Beach Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 88 Gorran Haven - Little Perhaver Cornwall South West Basic Pass Recommended 89 Port Mellon Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended Page 2 Good Beach Guide 2008 Beach Name County Region Grade 2008 Grade 2007 90 Polstreath Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 91 Pentewan Sands Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 92 Porthpean Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 93 Duporth Beach Cornwall South West Not Tested Recommended 94 Charlestown Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 95 Crinnis Beach - Leisure Centre Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 96 Crinnis Beach - Golf Links Cornwall South West Recommended Basic Pass 97 Par Cornwall South West Basic Pass Recommended 98 Polkerris Cornwall South West Guideline Guideline 99 Readymoney (Fowey) Cornwall South West Basic Pass Recommended 100 Looe - East Cornwall South West Basic Pass Recommended 101 Millendreath Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 102 Seaton Cornwall South West Basic Pass Guideline 103 Downderry Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 104 Portwrinkle Cornwall South West Guideline Recommended 105 Cawsand Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 106 Kingsand Bay Cornwall South West Recommended Recommended 107 Plymouth Hoe - West Plymouth South West Recommended Recommended 108 Plymouth Hoe - East Plymouth South West Guideline Recommended 109 Bovisand Bay Devon South West Recommended Basic Pass 110 Wembury Devon South West Recommended Recommended 111 Mothecombe - Meadowsfoot Devon South West Fail Recommended 112 Challaborough Devon South West Recommended Recommended 113 Bigbury on Sea (North) Devon South West Recommended Recommended 114 Bigbury on Sea (South) Devon South West Basic Pass Recommended 115 Bantham Devon South West Recommended Recommended 116 Thurlestone - North Devon South West Recommended Recommended 117 Thurlestone - South Devon South West Recommended Recommended 118 Mouthwell Sands Devon South West Not Tested Basic Pass 119 Hope Cove Devon South West Guideline Recommended 120 Salcombe - South Sands Devon South West Basic Pass Recommended 121 Salcombe - North Sands Devon South West Recommended Recommended 122 Mill Bay Devon South West Recommended Recommended 123 Slapton Sands - Torcross Devon South West Recommended Recommended 124 Slapton Sands - Monument Devon South West Recommended Recommended 125 Blackpool Sands, Stoke Fleming Devon South West Recommended Recommended 126 Dartmouth Castle and Sugary Cove Devon South West Recommended Recommended 127 St Mary's Bay - Devon Devon South West Recommended Recommended 128 Shoalstone Beach Torbay South West Recommended Recommended 129 Broadsands Beach Torbay South West Recommended Recommended 130 Goodrington Sands Torbay South West Guideline Guideline 131 Paignton - Paignton Sands Torbay South West Recommended Basic Pass 132 Paignton - Preston Sands Torbay South West Recommended Basic Pass 133 Hollicombe Torbay South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 134 Torre Abbey Torbay South West Basic Pass Basic Pass 135 Beacon Cove Torbay South West Recommended Recommended 136 Meadfoot - Torbay Torbay South West Recommended Recommended 137 Anstey's Cove Torbay South West Recommended Recommended 138 Babbacombe Bay, Torquay Torbay South West Recommended Recommended 139 Oddicombe Beach Torbay South West Recommended Recommended 140 Watcombe Torbay South West Guideline Recommended 141 Maidencombe - Torbay Torbay South West Basic Pass Recommended 142 Ness Cove Devon South West Guideline Recommended Page 3 Good Beach Guide 2008 Beach Name County Region Grade 2008 Grade 2007 143 Shaldon Devon South West Basic
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