West Beach was originally called the Hasler Estate and this name remained for many years. Hasler was the name of the company that built the bulk of the houses and bungalows in the 1930s.
There is a mix of properties in West Beach with most houses dating back to the 30s and 40s, we have over 400 properties and enjoy being close to Shoreham Beach and the Wydewater Nature Reserve.
The West Beach Residents Association is active in protecting the interests of our residents, we have a keen interest in local planning development and environmental issues that effect our community.
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- George V Ave during construction 1930s.
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- Canadian Air Force based here during the 2nd WW.
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- Advertisement for the sale of West Beach homes circa 1930 for the company Hasler Estates.
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- How lucky we are to live here, with the beach and woods on our doorstep.
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- Spring West Beach Wood.
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- Walking the dog winter 2014
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- Winter in the woods
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- Our lovely wood
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- Residents during a walk in the woods
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- Taking a break from their bowling to join us for afternoon tea.
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- Every one loves Joan.
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- Just a few of the willing helpers at the over 70s Garden Party.
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- Welcome everyone to the Santa Grotto.
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- Lovely rags dolls made and donated by resident. For our Christmas Raffle.
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- A visitor
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- West Way 2014
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- Fields at the the estate winter 2014.
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- Woods in a wet winter 2014 Our Flood Plain!
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- The steps to Widewater our less able residents can no longer manage.
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- Bridge over Widewater from the steps on the A259 Brighton Rd at West Beach entrance.
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- Widewater.
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- The Broadway. Entrance to West Beach.
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- Residents meeting up for a Sunday walk in the woods.