British seaside
Inside the Seaside Ghost Town on a Slow and Steady Decline
"I reached the place where carnivals come to die."
A Huge Tent Serving Ice Cream Tacos Could Redefine British Seaside Food
Temporary restaurant Xiringuito has just pitched up in the Kent seaside town of Margate. Co-founder Jackson Berg was inspired by Barcelona's beachside bars. “They're always fun, they're always boozy,” he says.
Skegness Is a Culinary Wasteland But I Wouldn’t Change It
As a kid in Skegness, I grew up on fish and chips with mushy peas, fish cakes, and greasy doughnuts. The mushy peas were fluorescent green—they must have had so many chemicals in them.
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The English Seaside Town That's Turning into a Right-Wing Stronghold
After years of neglect by London, Clacton-on-Sea has turned toward the anti-immigrant, anti–European Union UK Independence Party.
Portraits of the Diverse People Living in Britain's Run-Down Seaside Towns
They’re simultaneously places where people long to be and long to leave.
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