Flower Walk May 2017
A blustery but sunny day with the threat of rain saw a wonderful turn out of people for our annual flower walk and tea party. The beach was in full display and our guides had plenty to show, find and … Continue reading →
A blustery but sunny day with the threat of rain saw a wonderful turn out of people for our annual flower walk and tea party. The beach was in full display and our guides had plenty to show, find and … Continue reading →
This year our Spring Beach Clean was earlier than usual, but we decided to tie in with the Keep Britain Tidy Big Spring Clean http://www.keepbritaintidy.org/the-great-british-spring-clean-is-coming-in-2017 . We based ourselves at the Shoreham Fort and cleaned the area around the Fort, including … Continue reading →
FoSB held its AGM at The Sussex Yacht Club on the 23rd February and those in attendance were engrossed by Stephen Marsh’s illustrated talk on the work of the British Divers Marine Life Rescue. He shared with us the work … Continue reading →
As usual Friends of Shoreham Beach took part in the Marine Conservation Society’s UK wide beach clean and Survey ( See our report Post http://www.fosbeach.com/news-2016/great-british-beach-clean-fosb-sept-18th-2016/) and the MCS have recently published their findings. The full report can be found on their … Continue reading →
A breezy and cool December day, saw 50 plus old and new friends and families gather at Ferry Rd. Beach entrance for our Annual Winter Beach Clean. There were sufficient volunteers to clean the beach east of Ferry Road as … Continue reading →
On a bright and breezy October 22nd, Tim Loughton MP did us the honour of unveiling the new and refurbished Nature Reserve Information Boards the FoSB have funded through the Lottery. A group of Friends and residents, met at the … Continue reading →
Representing Friends of Shoreham Beach, Steve Savage our supportive Marine Biologist, took a display along to the Shoreham Beach Education Forum Event. The aim of the event was to get views from beach residents about what they would like to … Continue reading →
Tim Holter from SDOS sent us this report of the bird walk which was supported by FoSB Despite or maybe due to the altered route 16 people enjoyed this mornings walk in initially dull and slightly damp conditions which gradually … Continue reading →
On Sunday 18th September, FoSB members and friends met at Shingle Rd Beach entrance to take part in the Great British Beach Clean, a UK wide clean up organised and promoted by the Marine Conservation Society http://www.mcsuk.org/beachwatch/greatbritishbeachclean As in previous years … Continue reading →
FoSB at Riverfest August 2016: Shoreham Beach is connected to the River Adur in many ways; Formed by the action of sea, weather, coastal processes, and the river and tied by maritime history ,there are many natural connections between Shoreham … Continue reading →