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William (Bill) Ezekiel B.E.M 1964 - 2021
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Bill Ezekiel who died peacefully on 6th April after a long illness. A founding member, club trustee and Chair for many years, Bill was hugely instrumental in making Southbourne Surf Life Saving Club the club it is today. He was a well known character throughout the Surf Lifesaving community and in the fullness of time, when we can all be together, we will celebrate Bill’s achievements. Our thoughts and sympathies are with his family and loved ones. Trustees of Southbourne SLSC |
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Cleaning our Beach
We encourage our members to pick up litter from the beach and clifftop when they are out training. We are always saddened to see the litter left behind by beach and sea visitors and we want to do our part to keep out beach clean and help the environment and support organisations such as Leave Only Footprints and Sobo Wastebusters and Surfers Against Sewage.
We encourage our members to pick up litter from the beach and clifftop when they are out training. We are always saddened to see the litter left behind by beach and sea visitors and we want to do our part to keep out beach clean and help the environment and support organisations such as Leave Only Footprints and Sobo Wastebusters and Surfers Against Sewage.
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Summer of Restrictions
Who will forget the summer of 202?! September sees the last of our regular beach sessions. We feel truly lucky to have been able to enjoy training in these uncertain times. It was by necessity a short beach season and a full life saving training and sporting programme was not possible. Nonetheless members and organisers embraced the opportunity to be on the beach and in the sea and adapted well to the new normal of training in bubbles using limited equipment and keeping safe distances from each other. We were lucky enough to have some awesome waves and wonderful sunsets.
Who will forget the summer of 202?! September sees the last of our regular beach sessions. We feel truly lucky to have been able to enjoy training in these uncertain times. It was by necessity a short beach season and a full life saving training and sporting programme was not possible. Nonetheless members and organisers embraced the opportunity to be on the beach and in the sea and adapted well to the new normal of training in bubbles using limited equipment and keeping safe distances from each other. We were lucky enough to have some awesome waves and wonderful sunsets.