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	Shoreham-by-Sea
		The town centre, which is actually the parish of New Shoreham, is dominated by the River Adur which is a wide expanse of vegetated mud-flats at low water, with the river flow cutting a narrow path, and a tidal inlet at high tide.
		Shoreham is the premier Sussex port serving a hinterland of over 400 thousand people including the city of Brighton and Hove and the larger town of Worthing.
		Shoreham Harbour which was based in the town centre up to the beginning of the 20th century is now mostly to the east of the town boundary.
	www.glaucus.org.uk /Shoreham.html (1447 words)

	Shoreham Airport Update Welcomed (from The Argus)
		Airport manager John Haffenden told The Argus that the site, previously jointly owned by Brighton and Hove City Council and Worthing Borough Council, had to move with the times to survive and compete with other airports.
		Representatives from Erinaceous, which took the airport into private ownership for the first time in its history when it bought it in an £8.6 million deal, will be there to talk about the plans.
		The airport spokesman said: "There will not be a formal presentation but it will be an opportunity for those living and working in the area or with an interest in the airport to discuss the proposals and to provide feedback.
	www.theargus.co.uk /display.var.1144132.0.shoreham_airport_update_welcomed.php (587 words)

	Shoreham-by-Sea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Shoreham Beach, to the south of the town, is a shingle bank thrown up over the centuries by the sea through the process of longshore drift as an extension to Lancing parish in the west.
		Shoreham Airport, is located in Lancing to the west of the main town, is jointly managed by Brighton and Hove Council and Worthing Borough Council.
		Graham Hesketh Aerobatic pilot smuggler and parachutist that ran the "Baron flying club" at Shoreham Airport 1997 to 1999, later to marry Fiona Mont in 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shoreham-by-Sea (750 words)

	Shoreham Airport Location Maps How to Find
		Shoreham Airport is located to the south of the A27 and can be accessed from both the A27 and A259.
		From the Shoreham-by Sea on A259, follow the directions to Worthing and turn right at the roundabout signposted to the Airport, follow this road to the main terminal car park.
		Shoreham Airport is a five minute taxi ride from Shoreham-by-Sea Station.
	www.southernflyingcentre.co.uk /shoreham_airport_Map.htm (219 words)

	Shoreham airport - Icons of England
		The airport at Shoreham may not be everybody’s first-choice departure point for foreign climes (although you can fly to Paris from there), but its place in England’s aviation history is assured.
		For Shoreham was the first commercial airport – or aerodrome, as we called them then – in the country, established in 1911.
		Shoreham airport was the first commercial airport in Britain, and is noted for its original art deco terminal which has been well used as a location for film and tv productions, having been used for Poirot amongst other shows.
	www.icons.org.uk /nom/nominations/shoreham-airport (222 words)

	Conference Venue West Sussex, Corporate Events West Sussex, Conference Venue Shoreham
		Shoreham Airport is at the forefront of general aviation in the UK, and a major base for flying activities on the South Coast.
		Shoreham Airport can provide an exciting, easy to reach location for your conference with full catering facilities, restaurant or buffet, plus equipment hire i.e.
		All of the participants found the airport a fascinating place to visit and learnt a great deal about the history and future of the airport whilst they were here.
	www.chooseyourevent.com /shoreham_airport_conference_venue_west_sussex (561 words)

	Shoreham Airport Air Show 2004 - Headset Services Limited
		Shoreham Airshow is considered to be one of the "Top Ten" events of the airshow season with it unique mix of military and civilian displays backed by exciting and interesting ground events.
		Shoreham Airshow is a fun packed day for all the family with lots to see in the air and plenty to do on the ground.
		Shoreham Airshow is one of the biggest events in Sussex with all proceeds going to the Royal Air Forces Association Charity and with tickets available to Order online it could not be easier to make sure you are part of the action this year!
	www.headsetservices.com /news/newsstory13.html (130 words)

	Shoreham Airport, Brighton
		In sharp contrast to the decayed Embassy Court is Shoreham airport, a few miles west of Brighton.
		Shoreham airport opened in 1910, making it the oldest established airport in the UK, and the current terminal building was opened in 1936, The same year as the fledgling Gatwick Airport was upgraded from being the mere airfield it had been since it opened in 1931.
		As is, Shoreham airport has been beautifully preserved, retaining many of its original Deco features, and is truly a stunning time-warp.
	www.74simon.co.uk /shorehamairport.html (188 words)

	Shoreham-by-Sea real-time weather
		With Shoreham Airport (now called Brighton City Airport) less than 2 miles to the west, the data produced by our weather station is extremely relevant.
		Shoreham Airport is home to a number of fixed wing and helicopter flight training schools.
		From a weather perspective Shoreham offers a number of interesting challenges to pilots because of its proximity to the sea, South Downs and the River Adur.
	www.shorehamweather.info /aviators.html (525 words)

	Shoreham Tourist Information on AboutBritain.com
		A short car ride from Shoreham is Shoreham Airport, officially opened in 1911, was host to the British pioneers of air flight.
		The oldest licensed airport in the world, it played a vital role in both World Wars and is still at the forefront of aviation in this country, hosting European flights.
		Shoreham Airport is also home to the Museum of D-Day Aviation.
	www.aboutbritain.com /towns/shoreham.asp (459 words)

	Shoreham Airport - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In 2006 due to mounting debts the airport was sold by the local authority to a property company on a 150-year lease.
		It is intended that the airport will provide increasing commercial flight activity for the conurbation on the coast nearby, particularly Brighton and Hove.
		The airport has two licensed restaurants; the cafeteria in the main terminal building is open to the public (including those not otherwise involved with the airport or any flight), and sells local real ales.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shoreham_Airport (617 words)

	Shoreham Airport, Sussex, England.
		During World War II, Shoreham Airport was the base for patrol aircraft Lysanders and later as home base for Hurricanes A pair of Beaufighters
		As D-Day approached both the harbour and airport were a constant flurry of activity.
		The railway station serving the airport was originally called Bungalow Town Halt (opened 1910), but renamed Shoreham Airport Station (in 1935), the first station to serve an airport in England, in 1930.
	www.glaucus.org.uk /Airport.htm (572 words)

	SHOREHAM AIRPORT NEWS PAGE2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The need to consider the airport’s future has also been provoked by the Government’s announcement to review and consult on the potential to expand airport capacity in the country and in particular, the South East, to cope with the increase in passenger numbers.
		There has been much speculation about new runways at the airport and from studies carried out it has been proved that it would not be possible to accommodate either a 1,800m nor a 1,500m Code 3 instrument runway.
		It is considered that Shoreham Airport will never be a major contributor to road traffic in the area should any of the proposals be approved.
	www.sangbe.uku.co.uk /Rmonth/Rmonthp2.htm (521 words)

	FlightSim.Com Review: Flying Club
		Shoreham Airport has some real history, in fact, it is Britain’s oldest licensed airport, sporting some fabulous art deco architecture which provides a real feel of those ‘salad days‘ of pioneering aviation.
		Leaping to the current time, the airport provides a wide range of scheduled services to Europe and the UK as well as raft of fixed and rotary aviation activity and servicing/sales and of course flight training.
		All right, it is another entirely separate airport, but, it is only a stones throw away and shares the same heritage, or very near it, and is quite stunning airport location, within the race track of Goodwood.
	www.flightsim.com /cgi/kds?$=main/review/flyclub.htm (2900 words)

	Brighton & Hove City Council - Key site - Shoreham (Brighton City) Airport
		Shoreham Airport is the oldest commercial airport in the UK, established in 1910.
		The airport later developed into the municipal airport for the towns of Brighton, Hove and Worthing, and until now was owned two-thirds by Brighton and Hove City Council and one third by Worthing Borough Council.
		Shoreham Airport was officially transferred to Erinaceous Group PLC on 1st July 2006.
	www.brighton-hove.gov.uk /index.cfm?request=c1151883 (781 words)

	Shoreham Airport
		Shoreham Airport is at the forefront of general aviation in the UK, and a major base for flying activities on the South Coast.
		The airport benefits from direct access from the main A27, and a main line rail station is within easy reach.
		Shoreham being the oldest licensed airfield in the UK, has a beautiful Grade II listed art deco style Terminal Building, the outside viewing areas offer an exciting opportunity to enjoy aviation in a pleasant environment, with the Airport’s Visitor Centre a must for a family outing.
	www.shorehamairport.co.uk (219 words)

	Brighton & Hove Green Party : News > Press Releases > Shoreham Airport - total ...
		The question that should have been asked is what do people want to happen to the airport, but both Brighton & Hove and Worthing councils have dodged the issue, and instead said ‘are there companies out there who’ll take a risk to make money by enlarging this airport, despite what locals want’ ” ends.
		The cash-strapped councils say the airport is £3.6m in debt, and developing it to take mid-size jets could provide jobs and economic salvation at the same time.
		Caroline will be joined on the platform by JOHN STEWART, who is Chair of Airport Watch, an umbrella group of campaigners opposed to airport expansions with a wealth of experience in effective campaigning, and Brighton Councillor KEITH TAYLOR, who is a member of the Shoreham Airport Management Committee.
	www.brightonandhovegreenparty.org.uk /h/n/NEWS/press_releases/ALL/219/EWS/press_releases/ALL/219 (917 words)

	Sussexcoast - Airports and airfields in Sussex
		Dubbed by many as Gatwick city the airport lies within the boundaies of Crawley.
		Located to the East of Worthing and between Lancing and Shoreham by Sea, Shoreham is Britain's oldest licensed airport.
		Shoreham Airport offers everything for a great day out including guided tours, a bar and restaurant and even trial flying lessons.
	www.sussexcoast.co.uk /airports/index.php (197 words)

	Shoreham Fort
		Work began on the fort early in the year of 1857 and in June 1857 the fort was completed and details of cost, armament and accommodation are given in a record drawing of Shoreham Redoubt, drawn from some old plans and measurements by W. Mumford, of The Royal Engineers, on the 1st September, 1886.
		The site that Shoreham fort sits is a shingle spit, 1.6 hect (4 acres) on the west bank, where the river Adur exits to the sea.
		The spit being separated from the mainland for nearly 2 miles (3.2km) by the coarse of the river Adur, until the river then makes it coarse inland, just near Shoreham airport.
	www.shorehamfort.co.uk /shoreham_fort_historypage3.htm (229 words)

	Shoreham Airport
		With the outbreak of war in 1939 international airline operators were removed from London (Croydon) Airport to Shoreham.
		Shoreham Airport is still at the forefront of general aviation in this country.
		Airport Parking - Airport Parking in Gatwick Airport, Heathrow Airport, Manchester Airport, Birmingham Airport, Belfast Airport, Glasgow Airport, Edinburgh Airport and all UK airports parking.
	www.airports-worldwide.com /uk/uk_shoreham.html (645 words)

	All you ever wanted to know About Shoreham Airport, Sussex
		As the oldest established airport in the UK, Shoreham Airport offers everything for a great day out including guided tours, a bar and restaurant and even trial flying lessons.
		During the Second World War, operators based at London (Croydon) Airport (such as Sabena, KLM and the predecessor of British Airways) moved their operations to Shoreham.
		Still very much in use today, Shoreham Airport has many companies dedicated to flight training, a fully licensed bar and restaurant, a D-Day museum, a visitor centre and even the opportunity to take part in a guided tour of the airport.
	www.allaboutsussex.co.uk /index/placestovisit/shorehamairport.htm (267 words)

	Brighton & Hove City Council - shoreham airport plans for future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A company chosen to develop Shoreham Airport has promised sustainable transport, many new jobs and environmental protection for a green belt around the airfield.
		Worthing and Brighton and Hove councils, who jointly own the airport, have appointed regeneration, commercial property and aviation experts Erinaceous Group PLC as private sector partners to develop the 240-acre airport.
		If approved, the airport will transfer to the new operators from April 2006, on a 150-year lease.
	www.brighton-hove.gov.uk /index.cfm?request=c1147463 (320 words)

	Shoreham Airport Historical Association and Archive - 24 Hour Museum - official guide to UK museums, galleries, ...
		Shoreham can boast one of the most comprehensive archives of all general aviation airports.
		We are always delighted to hear from anybody interested in Shoreham, from veteran pilot to general visitor.
		The Flea played an important part of Shoreham's history when the demonstrator model of this peculiar aeroplane was flown by its creator, Henri Mignet, at the Official Opening Day of the Municipal Airport, 13th June 1936.
	www.24hourmuseum.org.uk /museum_gfx_en/AM9536.html (520 words)

	Shoreham Beach House - Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Will help you plan your journey to the airport or just to pop into Brighton or Worthing.
		2 goes to Brighton from Shoreham town centre.
		Shoreham has the oldest airport in the country.
	www.shorehambeachhouse.co.uk /links.htm (196 words)

	Shoreham News - Shoreham Today: News, Sport, Jobs, Property, Cars, Entertainments & More (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The airport's owner, Erinaceous, wants to restore the Art Deco listed terminal building to improve access and provide a restaurant on the ground floor, with an aviation club and a function and conference suite above, writes Michelle Nevell.
		Plans for an aviation square, with two, three-storey, mixed-use buildings flanking the terminal building, with leisure, retail and marketing on the ground floor, offices on the second floor and penthouse flats at third-floor level, are also included, as well as a flight centre, a new hangar and other offices.
		Following comments and ongoing discussions with Adur district and West Sussex county councils, and the Civil Aviation Authority, revised proposals have been prepared and were unveiled at an exhibition at the airport on Thursday.
	www.shorehamtoday.co.uk /ViewArticle2.aspx?SectionID=470&ArticleID=2037390 (581 words)

	Flightline UK 2003 - Shoreham Airshow 2003, Shoreham Airport - 30th-31st August - REVIEW
		The end of August sees the annual Shoreham Airshow at perhaps the most picturesque of all UK airshow venues.
		It is perhaps also one of the best run and organised shows too being a favourite amongst public and pilots alike.
		It is a tribute to all of the Shoreham team that this show is fast becoming a show not to be missed by families and enthisiasts alike for the unique setting and the very, very high quality of the event presented.
	www.ukairshows.info /2003/airshows/shoreham/review.html (321 words)

	Shoreham Baptist Church: Shoreham town
		Shoreham College [private], St. Julians Lane, West Sussex,BN43 6YW.
		There are a number of dentists in Shoreham and one dental technician.
		Shoreham Dental Centre, 29 East Street, BN43 5ZD.
	www.shorehambaptist.co.uk /p80_shoreham.php (403 words)

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