Park Avenue Trees
Over two years ago two couples from Park Avenue, Shoreham-by-Sea heard an inspirational talk at a meeting of the Shoreham Society about the planting of
SHOREHAM SOCIETY
Loving Where We Live
Protecting Shoreham’s natural environment of river, beach and Downs now and for the future
ENVIRONMENT
It’s our greatest asset. And our highest priority.
Everyone in Shoreham agrees that the environment of Shoreham is vitally important. Over-development, lack of infrastructure, increased traffic and poor building design all potentially threaten the environment of Shoreham. We need to protect and conserve the green spaces, wildlife, sea and rivers that are part of Shoreham – more plastic free, less cars, wider paths, cycle lanes and recycling bins on the street.
The Shoreham Society will press the Council into considering the wider environmental and social factors when assessing new development plans. If you care about environmental issues in Shoreham-by-Sea, then join up and make your voice heard.
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
Tree hugging, planting and more
Many of us feel intuitively that being near trees is good for our state of mind, but modern life can let us forget that. Lockdown
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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