Join our Spring Beach Clean. Meet us at Shoreham Fort (BN43 5HY) on Saturday 25 March. Litter pickers will be provided but please do bring your own gloves and wear stout shoes or wellingtons. You’ll be able to buy refreshments … Continue reading →
March 6 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm GMT Everyone is welcome to join us at our AGM Monday 6 March Doors open at 6.30PM for drinks at the bar. There will be an opportunity to renew your membership or join us as a new member. Meet at … Continue reading →
Thank you to the 30 plus volunteers (including children) who braved the wind and came litter picking with us on our Christmas Beach Clean. Gary Baines welcomed us at the Shoreham Fort . He had brought mince pies so every … Continue reading →
Just before Christmas FoSB members were treated to a bird watching master class, enjoying a range of birds using the Adur estuary. Oystercatchers, Redshanks and a Curlew were seen, as well Teal that visit Shoreham in the winter months. There’s … Continue reading →
We are delighted to be holding our 2022 AGM at the Harbour Club on Shoreham Beach on Friday 1st April 2022. The meeting will start at 7pm with doors opening from 6:30pm. Once we have concluded official business, Steve Savage will … Continue reading →
After a weekend of wind and rain, Monday 7th February gave us some brilliant sunshine and clear skies. This was perfect timing for the nine volunteers from the Environment Agency’s Shoreham and Seaford Depots to utilise one of their voluntary … Continue reading →
Friends of Shoreham Beach LNR are looking for an enthusiastic person with a keen interest in wildlife to take on the role of its chair. The chair is a volunteer position and has mainly administrative duties with the support of … Continue reading →
Despite gale force winds many hardy people joined us for our Christmas Beach Clean on the 28th December. Thank you again to everyone who came along. Loads of rubbish was picked up, much of it blown into the grass and … Continue reading →
In December, FoSB members were treated to a birdwatching Master Class, enjoying a range of birds using the Adur estuary. Oystercatchers, Redshanks and a Curlew were seen, as well Teal that visit Shoreham in the winter months. There’s so much … Continue reading →
Summers come and go and this year it never seemed to really arrive. With a combination of Covid-release hesitancy and the unseasonal rain many of us didn’t get as much chance to get together as perhaps we would have wanted. … Continue reading →
