Hundreds of hardy Scots brave the icy water throughout the country during annual New Year’s Day Loony Dook
CHILL-seekers grin and brrrr it as they plunge into icy waters for a New Year’s Day dip. Across the country, punters are ...
Exmouth Journal3d
Devon: Human waste is polluting Exmouth's festive swim spot
A recent poll found that one in three people would prefer to swim in water infested with great white sharks than in sewage contaminated water. South West Water have refused to pro ...
People would rather swim with sharks than in Exmouth due to dumped sewage
MORE Brits would rather swim with sharks than in sewage as human waste is dumped in Devon’s festive swims spots. A recent ...
The science behind Boxing Day and New Year dips which keep people coming back
But far from chucking spare change into the nearest Salvation Army donation tin or spending some time at the local food bank, ...
Guernsey Press3d
Boxing Day Dip raises more than £10,000
MORE than £10,000 is expected to have been raised from this year’s Boxing Day swim, early indications have shown.
Western Telegraph6d
Hundreds take part in annual Aberporth Boxing Day Swim
The hardy souls gathered at Aberporth Beach on Boxing Day morning to take part in the annual tradition which started at a time of freezing winters back in the 1970s. Participants came from far and ...