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stuck on last few. Tips please.thanks in advance.
48. Mail on Sunday Political observer.(8)
51 Grommit, beware the cyber dog.(7)
61. Battle in the mud.(6)
62. Its a bit spartan around here. (5) (Blyth?)
88 Have you stopped thieving at the fortress (8-6)
100 Bugger this for a clue George (6-5)

stop hieving at the fortress may be
Dunrobin Castle,a stately home in Sutherland, in the Highlands of Scotland, not sure if it is on the coast.

I've put Blyth
bugger is bognor regis
I am confused by
69 a pint of ale
and
28 XXXX
Presume one is beer but which one and what is the other one then

XXXX - FOUR CROSSES village on the Shropshire/Welsh border

Sorry XXXX answer is not on the coast

The Joker is quite right. 3 x Four Crosses in the AA book.
Two in Powys and one in Staffs but none near the coast.

Wasn't PRESTON a cyberdog associated with Wallace and Grommit? Lots of PRESTON'S in the UK, one must be on the coast - I'll check.

Preston - Dorset (Near Weymouth)

re: XXXX ...

An Australian beer company has quite a famous brand called "Castlemaine XXXX".

I don't know if answers for this quiz extend as far as the entire British Isles but there is a coastal town in Co.Kerry called Castlemaine.

JimC

Mail on Sunday correspondent is Peter Hitchens, but I can't spot that on or near a coast