Once the Plan is approved, who will manage the funding of community projects? If you'd like to join a group to manage Forum funding and fundraise for community projects after the Plan is complete, please click here to share ideas and join the discussion: https://www.shorehambeachforum.com/group/funding-group

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Some members have long argued that the Plan should include measures to protect existing trees and plant more on the Beach. The 2020 West Sussex Tree Plan recognises that trees have a significantly positive impact on the economy, society, mental health, physical health and the environment. However, some residents say: "if you want trees, go live in the town". Do you think the Plan should do more to protect and/or enhance tree growth on the Beach?