The Unregistered charity, Save Our Sand (S.O.S), Hayle, was wound up in the autumn of 2021. It was decided by the Trustees that, to ensure the continuance of Save Our Sand, it would be best to merge with the newly formed registered charity, The Friends of the Towans (https://friendsofthetowans.co.uk/). S.O.S. will from now on be a working party of the Friends of the Towans. Both organisations have a similar focus of looking to protect and maintaining the beaches and dunes of the St Ives Bay from the Hayle Estuary to Godrevy. S.O.S. will maintain its monthly beach cleans from Spring to early Autumn and data will still be collated on behalf of the Marine Conservation Society. The S.O.S. website will, for the time being, remain open for historical reference. A link has been set up on the F.O.T.T. website.

Friends of the Towans Charity Number: 1196124

Welcome to the home of Save Our Sand Hayle, St Ives Bay. Please take your time to browse through the website to get an understanding of the campaign and our overall goal. Show your valuable support in an anyway you can, however small, can help us. Make a donation to help fund the cost of maintaining the website hosting and other expenses that have to met on a monthly basis.

Save Our Sand, St Ives Bay is run purely by volunteers, giving up there personal time throughout the year by either attending meetings, setting up and covering events, designing promotional literature and up keeping the website, blog and social networks. 

Our Vision:

“Save our Sand Hayle, St Ives Bay is committed to a vibrant and successful harbour while protecting the environment of the beach, estuary and St Ives Bay” 

For the latest information, please check out our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/Save-Our-Sands-Hayle-130860600311648/

This website is wholly owned by SOS Hayle, St Ives Bay and designed by dpi St. Ives. Articles that appear are published on behalf of the membership with the consent of the committee or their nominated authorised representative. Anyone wishing to discuss any issue on this site must do so by writing to the chairman of SOS Hayle, St Ives Bay.