Train to Trail
This is a guest article by Whistlestop Arts about a community involvement proposal Whistlestop Arts have been commissioned by Southeast Communities Partnership to create a
SHOREHAM SOCIETY
Bringing People Together
Preserving Shoreham’s strong sense of community through changing times
COMMUNITY
Together, we can make change happen for the better.
Most people in Shoreham feel a part of the community, value its friendliness and enjoy its varied events and activities. But Shoreham is growing and changing. We should embrace change for the better and make everyone welcome in Shoreham.
The strong community spirit already here can be fostered and harnessed, with the Council’s support, for the benefit of everyone in Shoreham to share and enjoy. To ensure that Shoreham’s ‘heart’ beats strongly, we all need to focus on bringing diverse groups of people together.
Whether you’re young or old, new to Shoreham or have lived here a long time, join the Shoreham Society
40 Years of Change and Community
The Shoreham Society was formed in response to concerns over the lack of meaningful planning control in the town. Since then, and in response to
Friends of Old Shoreham – Two Years On
A guest article by the Friends of Old Shoreham about the progress they have made in the two years since they were founded. Two years
The Shoreham Society’s 40th Anniversary
This article by Gerard Rosenberg, Vice Chair of the Shoreham Society, first appeared in the May 2026 edition of Inside Shoreham and Southwick Magazine. We
Apron Creative
This is a guest article by Lis Long, CEO of Apron Creative CIC. Lis will be the guest speaker at the Shoreham Society’s Annual General
Shaping Adur & Worthing
How far along the coast should a new Unitary Authority comprising Adur extend? That is one of the questions that Steve Reed, the Secretary of
