Smile, Think and be Proud of Shoreham
When a new development is announced people often ask how the developers are going make a positive contribution and give back to the local community.
SHOREHAM SOCIETY
Having a Local Say
Voicing concerns and being listened to on development matters that affect us all
PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Voice Your Concerns. Make a Difference.
It is a common view that new buildings could be much better designed and that existing residents’ opinions about future building development should be listened to. But despite the efforts of developers and the council to engage the community in the plans for new developments in Shoreham, many people still feel ignored.
The Shoreham Society is ideally placed to co-ordinate the views of local residents and effectively influence decisions about our town. But only if enough people join.
These are some the big issues we are taking up right now…
Protecting the Historic Environment
What do you know about conservation areas? How are they defined and do they protect the historic environment? What should be protected and what should
Support the Poplar!
The threatened tree outside the Duke of Wellington Pub is fast becoming a rallying point for people in Shoreham who care about our town and
Shoreham – a Town in Transition?
What if we could imagine what we would like Shoreham to be like in say, 10 years time? And then, what if we could actually
The Meads is keeping the grass natural
Adur District Council has just announced that it will support a plan to upgrade The Meads recreation ground using natural turf and significantly improved drainage.
“Over the wall” drainage project extended
New rainfall drainage techniques are being explored for proposed developments in Brighton Road and Shoreham Harbour to reduce the risk of local flooding. An initiative
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