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cookies we use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. if you continue without changing your settings, we'll assume that you are happy to receive cookies. however, if you would like to, you can find out more details and change your cookie settings by clicking on 'privacy and cookies' at the very bottom of any page. click/tap this box to dismiss it. toggle navigation fohbac about the campaign latest news press have your say videos photo comp interest group sign the petition! about us (fohbac) was founded on 7th may 2016. our initial campaign was to stop christchurch borough council (cbc) allowing the building of 12 large overnight beach retreats that were to be sited on the cliffs between highcliffe castle and the cliffhanger cafe as part of a competition being run jointly by cbc and channel 4’s george clarke’s amazing spaces, produced by plum pictures ltd. we are pleased to announce this was achieved on monday 8th august 2016 when after extensive pressure from the residents of highcliffe plum pictures ltd ended their agreement with christchurch borough council for the beach retreat competition. fohbac would like to thank everyone for their tremendous support and efforts to help put a stop to the competition. to carry on with the campaign to protect the sssi cliffs at highcliffe from any type of development being located along this beautiful piece of coastline we have now formed the fohbac interest group. the steering group members, nigel brooks, richard chatterton and josephine pollen have filled the three principal offices on the committee together with susan chitty and peter fenning. we are all working tirelessly, on your behalf, to protect our beautiful coastline. we invited author and natural history writer for the guardian, patrick barkham and highcliffe resident and author joy shellard to be our patrons. we are delighted to announce that both have agreed. patrick barkham’s first book ‘the butterfly isles’ was shortlisted for the 2011 royal society of literature ondaatje prize. this was followed by ‘badgerlands’ and was quoted as “a must read for all britain’s naturalists” by chris packham and again shortlisted for both the 2014 rsl ondaatje prize and the inaugural wainwright prize for nature and travel writing. in april 2015 patrick’s book ‘coastlines’ was published to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the national trust’s campaign to save the british coast. our local author joy shellard wrote ‘highcliffe’s pot of gold’ which was published in 2013. this tells about the 120 different species of wild flower to be found on our cliffs. a quote from her book ‘we are indeed extremely fortunate to have an almost unbelievable variety of flowers in such a small area’. joy’s other books include ‘a child of the home front: 1939-1945 published in 2003 and ‘my jurassic playground: from first to second childhood’ published in 2011. if you would like to become a member of the fohbac interest group please sign up to our mailing list. for your information you can read and download fohbac interest group constitution pdf. download interest group constitution subscribe to the fohbac mailing list * indicates required email address * first name * last name contact us to contact us about the campaign, please email [please enable scripting to view email address] the campaign christchurch borough council were proposing to site 12 overnight beach retreats on sssi cliffs at highcliffe. each beach retreat would have accommodated up to 6 people to live in for a week’s holiday at a time. however the beach retreats would have no running water or mains electricity and there were no shower or toilet facilities on site. a competition was being run by cbc who teamed up with the tv production company, plum pictures, channel 4 and celebrity architect george clarke (of programmes such as ‘amazing spaces’ and ‘shed of the year’). the competition was open to all and the winning designers were each to be given a budget of £8000, of tax payers money, to spend on material to build their “innovative and exciting” beach retreats. the competition ended on 1st may, the winners were due to be picked on 13th may and the winning designs completed by 28th august, when the 12 designs were to be transported to highcliffe. the installation process would have taken place during the week beginning 5th september. cbc were and are still adamant that planning consent is not required as overnight beach retreats or day huts can be classed as having ‘permitted development rights’. this has been vigorously contested by experts and residents and we are still contesting this at the highest level. cbc, who own the cliff face site acted with secrecy throughout. cbc’s resources committee agreed the proposal at their meeting on 2nd december 2015 but excluded the public and press from accessing any knowledge of what was going on and the financial implications. highcliffe residents only became aware of this proposal from an article in the bournemouth echo (online) on wednesday 23 march featuring councillor vicki hallam and cbc’s community and open spaces manager matt reeks with a photo of them pointing at the potential cliff face locations. however, the competition was being advertised to those in the know by plum pictures as early as 16th march. the cliff face is part of a sssi which is protected in law for its geology and cbc have been given stark warnings by a professor of geographical and environmental sciences that interference with the cliff face and drainage would give rise to significant long term risks in respect of stability and erosion. cbc failed to answer any of our questions or respond to most emails and we, the residents, were not happy. the conclusion many of us came to was that this was the wrong location for these beach retreats and cbc should bring the proposal to an end straightaway. the council continued to proceed with the plan until monday 8th august when plum pictures served christchurch borough council with notification of termination of the agreement to run a competition for overnight beach retreats at highcliffe cliffs. the campaign has received tremendous support from local residents and public from further afield. we are all delighted with the outcome. please note the campaign continues. at the scrutiny and policy overview committee meeting held on 19th july a scoping group was formed whose purpose is to investigate the project from inception to delivery. fohbac have asked to be kept informed of any meetings that will be taking place and requested that we are invited to attend these meetings. it was agreed that the findings of the scoping group would be presented to a special meeting of the scrutiny & policy overview committee. we believe this is to be held on 19th september 2016. fohbac understands that the council is still considering future developments at highcliffe and this may include day huts. we intend to continue to monitor this with a view to preventing any development of this kind at highcliffe. we feel that the christchurch area already has an abundance of beach huts, many of which are unused even in peak summer season, offering the visitor views of rows of locked huts. highcliffe, with its special flora and fauna and its unique geology, needs to be protected from this kind of creeping development. we at fohbac have many ideas of what is needed at highcliffe to attract visitors and locals alike and we intend to continue to work, hopefully with the support of the council, to implement these. latest news 04 oct 18 progress statement - highcliffe castle zig zag ramp replacement scheme the following has been received from brian nippard, engineer, christchurch and east dorset councils : we have now completed the tender evaluation for the scheme. the contract has been awarded to earlcoate construction and plant hire ltd. the scheme is due to commence on monday 12th november 2018 and is planned to be complete by thursday 18th april 2019. 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