Pebbles On The Beach
Richard Bingham continues his Shoreham Unlisted series on the unsung heroes of Shoreham’s architecture by looking at a stylish family house on Shoreham Beach. In
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…
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Shoreham Survey 2025
Every five years the Shoreham Society conducts a survey to find out what matters most about Shoreham to people who live or work here. It’s
Cecil Norris House
Richard Bingham continues “Shoreham Unlisted”, his series of articles on the unsung heroes of Shoreham architecture, by taking a close look at Cecil Norris House.
Modernism by Sea
Richard Bingham continues “Unlisted”, his series of articles on the unsung heroes of Shoreham’s architecture. Here he selects a much-admired house that exemplifies so much
St Mary’s View Development
This is a guest post by Alex Legendre about her project to renovate and restore Chantry House on East Street and some surrounding buildings. I
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