Guernsey's Boxing Day Dip is expected to raise more than £10,000 for charity, organisers say. The annual event raised money for Guernsey Cheshire Home, a charity which provides support for ...

The Deal Boxing Day Dip, seen here in 2019, was first held in 1981. It comes after the water quality off the town’s coast was downgraded to “poor” following investigations by the Environment ...

The Boxing Day Dip began in Deal in 1981 and is only known to have been cancelled twice before. This was in the 1980s because of stormy weather and during the Covid pandemic period of 2020/21.

A Boxing Day swimming tradition that started more than 20 years ago will not continue this year, its organiser said. Hundreds of swimmers have taken part in the annual Boxing Day Dip on Mersea ...

Although it is 'very mild for the time of year', 2024's Boxing Day temperatures are not expected to exceed those of 2011, which became the warmest December 26 on record when 16.1C was measured in ...

Tynemouth Boxing Day dip in photos as crowds brave the chill for fun in the North Sea Fancy dress and f-f-freezing frolics in the water - hardy crowds turn out in Tynemouth and across the North ...

Hundreds of Teessiders brrrr-ave icy sea at Redcar for Boxing Day Dip 2024 The seafront was packed out with well-wishers cheering on the brave souls taking part in the dip. Bookmark.

Folkestone offers a large cold water dip on Boxing Day (Picture: PA) Hayling Island (free) Location and time: 8.30 am, Skate Park, Hayling Island. Dress code: Old swim fashions.

Brave swimmers gathered at Aberdeen Beach today to take on the annual Boxing Day Nippy Dip. And, as per tradition, many of those taking part donned their best costumes as they took to the freezing ...

On Boxing Day, hundreds at Cefn Sidan Beach in Pembrey joined in the tradition, either in fancy dress, or braving it in their swimwear for the Walrus dip. Surf schools and locals alike all joined ...

BOXING DAY 2024. The Cromer Boxing Day Dip in 2023 (Image: Adam Barker) 2. Cromer. This annual event, organised by the North Norfolk Beach Runners, attracts a large crowd every year.