Worthing Beach House water quality history
Explore historical Environment Agency samples and annual bathing water classifications for Worthing Beach House in Worthing.
The bathing water is a resort beach on the south coast in West Sussex, backed by a mainly urban area with the town centre close by. The bathing water is predominantly a groyned, shingle beach but with gently shelving sand exposed at low water. A promenade sits above the beach with a pier and lido to the west.
- Available sample history
- 2024 to 2026
- Samples
- 68
- Latest official classification
- Poor (2025)
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Annual classification history
Official assessments and historical estimates are labelled separately. Missing years are not filled in.
| Year | Classification | Assessment source |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Poor | Official Environment Agency assessment |
| 2024 | Poor | Official Environment Agency assessment |
Source: Environment Agency / Swimfo. Data retrieved 16 October 2026. Historical trends do not describe conditions today; check Swimfo and local notices for current advice.
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