Updated: 18/05/2011 16:19 | By Annabelle Thorpe, contributor, MSN Travel
England's cleanest beaches

Seaburn, Tyne & Wear

Seaburn, Tyne & Wear (© Owen Humphreys_PA)
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The painter LS Lowry had a soft spot for Seaburn, which prides itself on its Blue Flag beach and the agreeably bustling promenade that lies behind it. Munch hot chips, lose a fortune in the penny arcades and don't forget to pick up the essential (but usually inedible) beach souvenir: a stick of rock.

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