Brighton groyne DESTROYED by bad weather Brighton. Hove. By ... A total of 25 of the new recycling bins were torn from their fixings, ...

THE recent report about the partial collapse of the Victorian “Albion Groyne” on Brighton seafront (The Argus, December 18), highlights the… ...

TWO new rock groynes and sand replacement works at Brighton Beach will be discussed at an information meeting on Monday night. The works, which include two new rock groynes and sand replacement ...

A new groyne field designed to prevent flooding and coastal erosion might be built on an East Sussex beach following a council application. Brighton & Hove City Council said it would be between ...

At Brighton & Hove’s cabinet meeting on April 24, ... The next stage involves building new groynes, replenishing shingle and extending the beach between the King Alfred Leisure Centre and Second ...

A 15-year-old girl and her dog were rescued from the rocks at New Brighton waterfront. Emergency services were called to the scene near Fort Perch Rock at 7.39pm on Saturday (August 20) after ...

Lifeguards saved the life of an eleven-year-old boy at New Brighton beach in Wirral. The child was spotted struggling in waist deep water near one of the groynes by lifeguard Mike Murray at about ...

Brighton & Hove City Council initially set aside £6.5m to rebuild sea defences at Southwick beach, and to build new groynes and replenish shingle on the beach between the King Alfred leisure ...

And last year, a new lido opened in Brighton. The outdoor swimming pool Sea Lanes has six lanes right by the beach. There are also lots of food choices, leading to the nickname Boxpark-by-the-Sea.

A new groyne field designed to prevent flooding and coastal erosion might be built on an East Sussex beach following a council application. Brighton & Hove City Council said it would be between ...

Brighton & Hove City Council initially set aside £6.5million to rebuild sea defences on the Southwick and ... The current plans involve the building of five new rock groynes at Anchorsholme ...