‘I visited one of the UK’s worst seaside towns – what I saw left me furious’ | UK | News

Which one of the Liverpool -based journalist fired? Seeing a coastal town in the region, the survey took place in the lower 20 of the country. The survey conducted by the consumer champion saw that New Brighton was one of the worst options in the country when it came to visit a coastal target. Last year, more than 3,800 people were asked about their experiences about the British Coast’s destinations, which gave an idea of ​​what the visited people think about the coastal settlements.

The study asked their views on the quality of the beaches, landscapes, food and beverage offers, accommodation, tourist places and various criteria, including money. Which one did this result? He saw that he was among the worst of New Brighton, which creates the top 20 lists and sub-20 lists, with Southend-on-Sea and Blackpool. Liverpool Echo content editor Emilia Bona, in the face of the Mersey River Wirral -based town and I spent the day there To control himself before defending New Brighton, who just got 52%points.

Emlia explained with passion: “To be honest, my visit to New Brighton this week left me very badly – especially in the categories of landscapes, food and drinks and shopping options. The landscapes are a classic coastal town with a great, traditional British coastal target.

“When I visited the Tide town, the landscapes were dramatic, industrial and the sea view I enjoyed.

“The new Brighton’s perspective may not have everyone’s tastes, but I think it is provided with a real character in addition to the lighthouse and the colliding waves, thanks to the presence of the landscape, the ship that forms a part of the landscape and the cargo ships.”

The journalist added that he had visited the place several times and reduced the findings of the survey.

Emilia praised the region: “I saw my fair share of fading, fighter and against the coastal towns – New Brightton is not one of them. Every shop, cafes and restaurant people I went in, had a humming and a warm familiarity after entering.”

He also defended the number of independent stores, street art, local pubs and events presented in the new Brighton community. The journalist’s last consensus at the coast arrival point was one of the Fury because it was unjustly listed.