Tides of Change CIC

16/11/2025

Marsden Rock before the arch collapsed in 1996

13/11/2025

What a pleasure it was today to deliver these sessions to the lovely Early Years classes 😀 🔥🍡🍪

13/11/2025

13/11/2025

First of many....think I'd rather have snow ❄️ than this rain 🌧

05/11/2025

🦭 Spot the Seal! 👀

Seals love to haul out (rest) on all sorts of unusual places — from quiet beaches to… rusty old piers like this one!

Hauling out is completely normal behaviour, it’s how seals rest, digest their food, warm up, and take a break from life at sea. Young pups may seek shelter while waiting on their mother, too.

Though in cases like this, the seal may have to wait for the tide to come back! 💙

We couldn’t resist sharing this creative choice of nap spot! Can you spot the seal? 🕵️‍♀️

📷 Charlotte M

04/11/2025

Remember, Remember the 8th of November

We are hosting our first FREE bioblitz event on Saturday 8th November at Beadnell haven hub of

Please pre-resister online -

1. to add the app and link the account.

2. To mark your attendance on the date of 8th November.

3. Find your Wellington boots, wooly hat and waterproof jacket.

You can come alone, bring the family, dogs on leads are welcome too.

This activity is suitable for people who can walk on uneven slippery surfaces safely.

PRE-REGISTER HERE -

https://www.therockpoolproject.co.uk/hubs/beadnell-haven


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03/11/2025

03/11/2025

This is what our 4, 5 and 6 year olds should be doing 💦🌞👌

31/10/2025

One for our sea glass hunters .....very rare, rare, common 🤔 What have you found?

Beautiful sea glass collection

30/10/2025

🎃 THE SOLDIERS OF BLYTH BATTERY 👻

Blyth Battery, on the Northumberland coast, is thought to be haunted by 9 British soldiers who unfortunately drowned here in the First World War!

It is thought that the wooden 'wall' you can see on the beach, to the right of the southern battery gun, is where old WWI soldiers have been seen on occasions filling sand bags and then mysteriously disappear!

So what actually happened!! Well on a hot August day in 1917 (24th) over 600 soldiers of the Royal Warwickshire/ Regiment were on a route march from Horton Camp.

They stopped to rest on Blyth beach and were given permission to cool off in the water. Many had never seen the sea and some could not swim.

Tragically no-one understood the strong undercurrents of an ebb tide and very quickly some of the men got into difficulties. Others went to their aid and also floundered.

Lieutenant Brown organised human chains to attempt a rescue and seven soldiers were saved while eight were swept out to sea.
Sadly Lt Brown lost his footing and despite efforts to hold onto him he too was drowned and was thought to have been found next to this wooden structure!

If you visit the Battery you can see the blue plaque in memory of this event!

Lives unfortunately lost:
Beavon, George Edward Blunn
Jesse Brown
Edmund Kenneth Wallace Fortey
Thomas Henderson
William Harry Noy
Edward Gordon Riled
John Shale
Fred Southern
Harry Blanchard

28/10/2025

🌬CANCELLED Beach session TODAY Tuesday 28th October 🌬

We have made the decision to CANCEL today's beach session due to wind gusts of up to 40mph. With these weather conditions this risks increase dramatically.

FULL REFUNDS will be given. So sorry if this has caused any inconvenience and upset to you and your children.

I will contact everyone today to arrange REFUNDS.

Thank you for your understanding - Sandra and the Team 🙏