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Alerted, many locals attended a council meeting when the vote for or against the sale was to take place and the sheer weight of public opinion stopped the sale. The consensus was that the freehold was not the Council’s to sell. Read the History of Par Beach for more information on who bought the land originally for £100. Galvanised by that perceived threat to our beach, many of us realised just how much we wanted the beach to be cared for, for ourselves and for future generations. A core group of people worked behind the scenes to set up an organisation to help Par Beach be appropriately managed - supporting stakeholders and users in the conservation and sensitive use of the area.
On the 13th August 2009, on a balmy sunny evening approximately 150 people attended the inaugural meeting of the Friends of Par Beach. A constitution was voted in and then a committee.
Then and there, FoPB began in earnest . . .
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Current Committee Members
The aims of FoPB are:
