Sunken Village of Singleton Thorpe
The sunken village of Singleton Thorpe is said to be just off the coast of Cleveleys. It’s one of the earliest local examples of relocation due to flooding.
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Welcome to Coast Watchers! Help to build a photographic record of how our beaches and shoreline changes over the seasons and over the years.
Your photos will join data from other sources like tide gauges, buoys, radar, weather stations, and others. Together we’ll build up the bigger picture of our beaches.
This is a new project. It’s a partnership between us here at The Rabbit Patch and the engineering team at Wyre Council. Lancaster University are also helping.
Find out more about Coast Watchers here.
The sunken village of Singleton Thorpe is said to be just off the coast of Cleveleys. It’s one of the earliest local examples of relocation due to flooding.
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Please Don’t Take Pebbles from the Beach, they’re VIPs! (That’s Very Important Pebbles!) Here’s why…
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On 31st January 2008 a container ferry ran aground on the beach at Anchorsholme near Cleveleys.
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Storms, sea coming over and flooding are part of life at the coast. See what’s happened over the years in Cleveleys
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Explore Cleveleys seafront and beach and enjoy the Great British Seaside at its best – it’s a perfect place for family time, all year round.
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Have you seen the the remains of the Petrified Forest at low water on Cleveleys Beach?
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