Good or Bad Conservation
– in a Conservation Area?
With the ‘urgent’ need for housing, Shoreham-by-Sea has become a building site. The developments on the Western Harbour Arm and the riverside make themselves known
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…
Good or Bad Conservation
Regeneration, Planning and the Future of our Places
For some years now the Shoreham Society has argued for a more holistic view of the wider impact of development and growth when individual large-scale
Retrofit and Your Home
Is the cost- of-living crisis making you yearn for lower bills, but struggling to choose what to do? Perhaps you are thinking of extending or
Sussex Yacht Club Award
With the Sussex Regatta in full swing, representatives from the Shoreham Society headed over to the Sussex Yacht Club to present the club and architects,
What’s the Future for
the Cement Works?
The old Shoreham cement works and quarry along the Steyning Road have been disused for over 30 years. Various ideas, plans and projects have been
Rampion 2: Essential
or Spoiling the View?
Living in Shoreham, we have quickly become used to seeing Rampion 1 and even judging what the weather will be from what we can or
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