Cleveleys

United Kingdom Coastal 2 - Good

Cleveleys is a sandy bathing water with small areas of rocks and pebbles. Groynes stretch for several kilometres up and down the coastline on either side of the bathing water. The beach is slightly sloping with some undulations caused by the tide.

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Water

Coastal bathing water

Location

Wyre, Lancashire, Wyre District

Season

Designated bathing water since 1988. Official monitoring season runs from May to September.

Water Quality

Good (2025). Assessed under rBWD

Risks

Anchorsholme pumping station discharges via a sea outfall, appropriately 3.5 km off the coast, south of Fleetwood.

Chatsworth Avenue Pumping Station discharges via a sea outfall approximately 1 km off the coast, south of Fleetwood.

Manchester Square Pumping Station discharges via a sea outfall approximately 1 km off the coast, south of Fleetwood.

Harrowside Pumping Station discharges via a sea outfall approximately 1 km off the coast, south of Fleetwood.

This bathing water is included in the Surfers Against Sewage “Safer Seas Service”. This service can alert you to Combined Storm Sewer Overflow discharges via a phone App and in addition, it includes the Environment Agency Pollution Risk Forecast warnings where they are available. Further details of the service can be found at - http://www.sas.org.uk/safer-seas-service/ and via United Utilities website at http://www.unitedutilities.com/Bathing-Waters-Map.aspx.