In Praise of Shoreham Library
Richard Bingham continues his Shoreham Unlisted series on the unsung heroes of Shoreham’s architecture with a trip to the library. The word today is “orthogonal”.
SHOREHAM SOCIETY
A Vibrant Town Centre
Taking care that the heart of Shoreham is an accessible, inclusive and enjoyable place to go
IN THE TOWN
Shoreham’s focal point. Meet, shop, relax and enjoy.
A vibrant pedestrian-friendly corridor from the railway station to the river and beach is a desirable and achievable objective. People need to be encouraged to walk or cycle into the town, not only for their health, but to reduce the traffic and pressure of parking. We will campaign for more pedestrianisation of the town centre, and an increase in the number of benches, shrubs and trees to make the street environment more welcoming.
We encourage and support independent town-centre traders and venues, on-street community events and markets. You too, can help by joining the Shoreham Society, and getting involved.
Here’s what were involved in today…
Ropetackle – A Second Look
Richard Bingham continues “Unlisted”, his monthly series of articles looking at the unsung heroes of Shoreham’s architecture. Here he takes a deep dive into Ropetackle.
Holding on to the Past?
Richard Bingham continues “Shoreham Unlisted”, his series of articles on the unsung heroes of Shoreham’s architecture. Here he takes a look at a relative newcomer.
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
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
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,
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