How's the Water?
1 discharging 63 spills in 24h 0 above typical

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Bridlington North Beach

East Riding of Yorkshire · sewerage by Yorkshire Water

Good · 2025 Out of season Spill nearby in the last 24 hours

Generally good samples over the last four seasons. Heavy rain can lower water quality here.

Latest E. coli
18
per 100 ml, 23 Sep 2026
Latest enterococci
<10
per 100 ml
Overflows within 3 km
10 1 offline
Spills nearby, 30 days
7
  • Excellent or Good
  • Sufficient
  • Poor
  • Overflow discharging
  • Overflow
  • Offline

About this beach

Bridlington North Beach is a large resort beach on the East Yorkshire coast. The beach is approximately 1.5 kilometres in length with a gentle slope and at low tide a large area of the beach is exposed. The beach is backed by tourist establishments on the seafront and the town of Bridlington. It lies to the north of Bridlington Harbour, a commercial shellfish harbour into which The Gypsey Race, a chalk stream, drains after passing through the centre of Bridlington.

From the Environment Agency profile.

Storm overflows within 3 km

Nearest first, straight-line distance.
Monitor Distance Status
YWS01373 North Sea, Gypsey Race 1.9 km Not discharging
YWS01452 North Sea 2.3 km Not discharging

8 more monitors nearby had no spill in the last 30 days.