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Solent Protection Society, formed in 1956, is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, registration number 1154317. The Solent Protection Society exists seeks to ensure the ecological and environmental well being and wise management of the wider Solent area, its natural beauty and amenities, so that these may continue to be enjoyed by present and future generations.

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Marine Licencing Applications – 1 April 2023 update

1 Apr 20233 Apr 2023

Marine Licencing Applications – 1 March 2023 update

2 Mar 2023

Solent Forum News – February 2023

14 Feb 202314 Feb 2023

Marine Licencing Applications – 4 February 2023 update

4 Feb 20238 Feb 2023

Solent Forum News – January 2023

25 Jan 20238 Feb 2023

Solent Protection Society – Members’ webinar evenings

23 Jan 20234 Feb 2023

Maritime salvage article reawakens memories of the Hoegh Osaka

11 Jan 202311 Jan 2023

Brittany’s ‘Green Tides’ – a future threat to the Solent?

9 Jan 2023

Marine Licencing Applications – 4 January 2023

7 Jan 20239 Jan 2023

Solent Forum News – December 2022

22 Dec 20227 Feb 2023

Pollution from the river basins

5 Dec 20225 Dec 2022

Marine Licencing Applications – 2 December 2022

3 Dec 20225 Dec 2022

If you live near the coast, should you be worried by sea-level rise?

19 Nov 20225 Dec 2022

Southern Water’s Beachbuoy scope should be extended to highlight all Solent discharges

17 Nov 202219 Nov 2022

The Solent Protection Society, formed in 1956, is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation, registration number 1154317.

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Our Mission Statement

“The Solent Protection Society seeks to ensure the ecological and environmental well being and wise management of the wider Solent area, its natural beauty and amenities, so that these may continue to be enjoyed by present and future generations. The wider Solent area, including harbours, foreshores and surrounding lands, extends from Selsey Bill in the east to the Needles channel in the west.”

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