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25/10/2026

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25/10/2026

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24/10/2026

🌊 Discover the new plan to help heal the Sussex sea

Sussex Bay is bringing people together to discuss part two of its Blueprint for Seascape Recovery, and you’re invited to join the conversation.

On Tuesday 20th October at 7pm, Sussex Bay will be hosting an online webinar, featuring talks from its seascape recovery lead, Sussex Wildlife Trust, Sussex Dolphin Project and Harbour Oysters. The webinar is focused on continuing the conversation about the region's first ever blueprint for seascape recovery.

We’re particularly pleased to see Samantha Smithson from Friends of Adur SSSI joining the line-up to share a community perspective on protecting and restoring the Adur Estuary in Shoreham.

As a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the estuary is recognised for its nationally important saltmarsh habitats and wildlife, and is a vital feeding and resting place for migratory birds.

We are proud to be the host organisation for Sussex Bay, a collaborative project working to help restore our marine ecosystem. Stretching from Selsey Bill to Camber Sands, it’s supported by dozens of organisations, including councils, ecological partners and universities. While supported by the public sector, the project is externally funded.

Sussex Bay is leading or assisting with dozens of projects across the county, including initiatives benefiting our coastline and communities, such as Southwick Reef at Shoreham Port and a net recycling scheme for local fishers.

Together with more than 40 organisations, researchers, practitioners and communities, Sussex Bay has developed part two of the Blueprint, bringing together 126 proposed actions to help nature recover across 100 miles of Sussex coastline.

Register for the free webinar here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/blueprint-for-seascape-recovery-webinar-tickets-2001165080626

You can also read part two of the blueprint and complete the feedback questionnaire. Your views will help shape the final plan and collective priorities for restoring Sussex’s marine environment: https://www.sussexbay.org.uk/blueprint-2

Whether you’re a coastal resident, researcher, fisher, business, community organisation or simply someone who loves the sea, this is your opportunity to be part of the conversation.

24/10/2026

Looking to entertain your little monsters this half term? Come and join us at Shoreham RNLI for our annual pumpkin hunt πŸŽƒ

Running from Saturday 23 October to Sunday 1 November, (10am to 2pm weekdays, 10am to 4pm weekends), the hunt costs just Β£1 per child, with a sweet treat for every entry. Three lucky winners will also get a Β£10 voucher!

All money raised supports our volunteers to save lives at sea.

Thank you to our friends at the Banking Hub in Shoreham that have kindly sponsored this event πŸ’™

Don’t forget to turn your clocks back by one hour tonight. Yes, you get an extra hour in bed, but the trade-off will be ...
24/10/2026

Don’t forget to turn your clocks back by one hour tonight. Yes, you get an extra hour in bed, but the trade-off will be that it gets darker earlier.

This is great news.
24/10/2026

This is great news.

Adur River Recovery reaches a major milestone!

Twenty-seven farms and estates across Sussex are one step closer to a 30-year vision to recover the River Adur and mitigate flooding, following the UK government’s indication that it is willing to allocate Β£42 million to the Adur River Recovery Project.

From Knepp to the Shoreham estuary, the project aims to recover over 25km of river habitat and revive floodplains, wetlands and saltmarsh, creating a resilient corridor within a working, farmed landscape.

By allowing the river to function more naturally, the project will improve water quality, create vital habitats for wildlife and make the landscape more resilient to the growing risks of climate change, including flooding and drought.

After three years coordinating the project’s development, we’re delighted that this milestone brings the project closer to delivery. The team is now working towards a final implementation agreement with government, with delivery works intended to begin in spring 2027, subject to agreement.

24/10/2026

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24/10/2026

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23/10/2026

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