PICS: Families flock to Worksop-on-sea

The seaside comes to WorksopThe seaside comes to Worksop
The seaside comes to Worksop
Worksop families are enjoying all all the fun of the seaside without having to travel after an 'urban beach' arrived in the heart of town.

The beach, located at Old Market Square outside the Savoy Cinema, will be available for sandcastle-making and sunbathing until Friday (August 18).

Last year’s Worksop by the Sea event was so successful Bassetlaw District Council and the Worksop Business Forum decided it would return for Summer 2017.

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Philip Jackson, chair of the Worksop Business Forum, said: “We are delighted to be able to bring Worksop by the Sea back to the town centre after the success of last year’s event.

The seaside comes to Worksop, pictured are Charlie Humphries, seven and Jack Humphries, fiveThe seaside comes to Worksop, pictured are Charlie Humphries, seven and Jack Humphries, five
The seaside comes to Worksop, pictured are Charlie Humphries, seven and Jack Humphries, five

“The beach offers a great family day out, just much closer to home.

“If you want to build a sandcastle or take the weight off in one of our deckchairs, then Worksop by the Sea is for you.”

The seaside comes to Worksop, pictured is Theo Knowles, five on the bouncy castleThe seaside comes to Worksop, pictured is Theo Knowles, five on the bouncy castle
The seaside comes to Worksop, pictured is Theo Knowles, five on the bouncy castle
The seaside comes to Worksop, eight month old Reggie TongueThe seaside comes to Worksop, eight month old Reggie Tongue
The seaside comes to Worksop, eight month old Reggie Tongue
The seaside comes to Worksop, pictured are Tilly Naylor, seven and Regan Naylor, fiveThe seaside comes to Worksop, pictured are Tilly Naylor, seven and Regan Naylor, five
The seaside comes to Worksop, pictured are Tilly Naylor, seven and Regan Naylor, five
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