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    Aberavon Beach retains prestigious Seaside Award for 2026

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryMay 17, 2026No Comments
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    It’s been confirmed Aberavon Beach is keeping its Seaside Award from Keep Wales Tidy.

    The blue and yellow flag is only awarded to coastal stretches which are clean, attractive and well-managed.

    The annual Seaside Awards play a vital role in protecting precious marine environment across Wales and are recognised around the world as a symbol of quality.

    Award-winning beaches must meet and maintain the highest environmental and safety standards.

    Cabinet Member for Climate Change and Tourism, Councillor Cen Phillips said:

    “This is fantastic news for anyone who lives near, or visits, Aberavon Beach. The 3-mile stretch has lots on offer, whether you’re a water-sports fanatic, a keen swimmer or just enjoy a relaxing stroll along the sand.

    “It’s no surprise that Aberavon seafront attracts so many visitors and businesses, who can now continue to be reassured by the quality of their surroundings.

    “A lot of work goes on behind the scenes to achieve this award, including by Neath Port Talbot Council beach cleaners. I hope people enjoy the area responsibly so that it remains safe and fun for all.”

    Keep Wales Tidy’s Chief Executive, Owen Derbyshire said:

    “Wales has some of the best beaches and marinas in the world and one of the most varied coastlines, and we are delighted to see this recognised with another successful year of Wales Coast Awards.

    “These awards recognise high and consistent standards, and we would like to thank staff, volunteers and everyone else at sites across Wales who work so hard to protect and preserve our natural landscape in the face of increasingly challenging circumstances.

    “All of these places are beautiful but seeing that flag flying means visitors can be assured that they are clean, safe and well-managed with excellent facilities, too.”

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