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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 State for Housing, Communities and Local Government posed on 25 March in his statement about local government reorganisation. Should it go as far as the boundary with Hampshire and include …...

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Environment

Eco Open Houses 2026

The annual Eco Open Houses event comes to Shoreham-by-Sea this April. Since 2014 it has been run by some of the team from Transition Town Worthing. This year it has been extended to Shoreham with support from Transition Town Shoreham, and also Steyning with help from Greening Steyning. It runs from Tuesday 7 April to …...

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Mill Hill Grassland Restoration

Last September we reported a new nature recovery project by local conservation volunteers to reverse a dramatic decline in butterfly populations on Mill Hill local nature reserve. Mill Hill: grassland restoration is gathering pace Four months ago, the central slope was largely carpeted with invading scrub. Since then, the change has been...

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Heritage

Saving Shoreham’s History

The role of your local history website and the challenges for the future Our guest speaker for the January 2026 Shoreham Society talk is Paul Osborne, co-founder of www.Shorehambysea.com. He will present a richly illustrated guide to recent discoveries of local interest and discuss the future challenges of preserving Shoreham’s past....

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Marching Off To School

Richard Bingham continues the “Shoreham Unlisted” series by looking at the architecture of one of Shoreham’s Victorian schools. This striking block of flats stands opposite the Co-op in Ham Road. The building dates back to 1875. For the most part, it is a sympathetic conversion. The east and west ranges are much as they...

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More About Local Government Reorganisation

Just when we thought it was all done and dusted – the future of Adur District Council being to merge into one big Unitary Authority with Worthing, Arun and Chichester – another option has popped up for us to think about. As you may recall it was announced two months ago that Adur had thrown …...

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Creating a Community Banner

A Local Textile Art Project Celebrating Heritage and Community Would you like to be part of a local community project creating a new piece of textile art that represents the heritage, landscape and community within Old Shoreham and the surrounding area? The Community Banner is currently being created with people from across the...

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Update on Local Government Reorganisation

Adur District Council has just taken a big decision that may profoundly affect the future of local government in and around Shoreham for many years to come. At a full Council meeting on 23 September it agreed a proposal on the reorganisation of local government to be submitted a few days later to the government’s …...

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Mill Hill Local Nature Reserve

Local volunteers are leading a restoration project above Shoreham to reverse decades of ecological decline and revive butterfly and wildflower populations. Mill Hill: restoring a precious chalk grassland A community-led effort is underway to bring Mill Hill Local Nature Reserve back to life. Once world-famous for its butterflies and...

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Powering our Local Community

A guest article by Chris Hannon, Transition Town Shoreham We’re using more energy than ever, and we will need more. The National Grid is anticipating an increase in electricity demand of 50% by 2035. There’s a mix of factors driving this, such as energy-hungry new tech like AI, the transition to a low-carbon economy (EV …...

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