Seafront in a sentence

After a quick blink-and-you’ll-miss-it shot of Margate Clock Tower we then return to the seafront and in the direction of the Turner Contemporary art gallery which makes a brief appearance.

After this, he will travel to Daman for the inauguration of the Devka seafront, following which he will go to Surat, covering about 110 km.

A key objective is to find ways to make use of the entire stretch of the seafront as it is usually just the sandy part of the beach near town that gets very busy in summer.

A man suffered serious injuries after being assaulted along the seafront.

An air weapon has been fired at a home on a landmark seafront street.

Approximately 30 Irish, English and Gordon Setters and their owners, took to the seafront for the meet up on Sunday, March 12.

A seafront flat on a Scottish island has been listed for a bargain £10,000.

Civic dignitaries received a salute from the parade of veterans and local community groups at Clacton Town Hall, before it marched to the town’s war memorial in the Seafront Gardens led by an Air Cadet band.

Crowds were standing on walls outside Sinead O’Connor’s Irish home as they packed the Bray seafront in Co Wicklow ahead of her funeral procession.

During the mission the officers from the community policing team questioned locals before issuing a community resolution for possession of cannabis on the seafront.

Elaine is doing her charity swim at Living Well Centre in the Hilton Metropole on Brighton seafront.

From sunrises on the beach to enjoying the hustle and bustle day and night, the vibrant energy of the seafront never fails to impress.

He also notes an alleged "smell of weed in the air" on the seafront and slams the beach's "evil hybrid combination of soft sand and small sharp stones".

Images show the group on rides at Adventure Island and larking around on the seafront with the long lost Golden Hind replica ship in the background.

In a pristine patch of Lebanon's north coast, a rare marine visitor has fuelled opposition to a seafront development, in a country where unchecked construction has obstructed access to beaches.

In a real-life scenario, CPD officers would consult a wave map, which tracks in real-time the seafront of the popular fishing village, which according to officers, is the most vulnerable spot in the case of a tsunami.

In recent years, several dinosaur fossils had been found on the seafront, so a team of experts from the museum had been present at the site even before the three-toed prints were discovered.

Instead the procession followed a route along the seafront and back.

It is claimed that most Clevedon residents are against the changes to the seafront, making it one way and installing a cycle lane 'to nowhere' of just about 400 yards.

Klara said that one client last week had been so impressed by her all-night service that he bought her a 3,000 euro necklace from the Messika jewellery store on Cannes' famous seafront Boulevard de La Croisette which is packed with designer shops.