📢 TALL SHIP MORGENSTER VISITS SHOREHAM PORT FOR BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND 📢 Click here for more information
It was a sunny bank holiday in May more than 65 years ago when Christine Bull, aged 13, her sister Lynda, aged 11, and her friend Maureen, also 13, set out for the opening ceremony...
On the 5th November 2025 Tom Willis presented alongside Dr Geoffrey Mead at Ropetackle Arts Centre in Shoreham. Sue Royal, our Port Archivist has written a summary of the event,...
There’s nothing like a spot of time travel, all the way back to the 16th century, on board Galeon Andalucia, currently moored at Shoreham Port.
Fresh from a visit to Amsterdam,...
HMS King Alfred was not a ship but a shore base, named in traditional naval fashion. Also in Sussex during the Second World War, HMS Vernon was actually based in the requisitioned...
When Hitler’s death was announced in The Argus on 2nd May 1945, it was only a matter of time before Sussex people, exhausted after six years of war, got to celebrate the end of the...
Eighty years ago today, the tide was turning to favour the Allies as the secret, but much anticipated Normandy landings were being prepared for all over the country. Shoreham Port...
