Brighton Surf Life Saving Club

26/09/2026

BSLSC were proud to support this with our volunteer lifeguard service.
If you are organising an event relating to the sea never go it alone - if in doubt get in touch
[email protected] for advice

25/09/2026

Thank you to our volunteer club members for giving up their time for free today to support/lifeguard this worthy event.

Jon Machell and his friends have so far raised a combined £117,000 for the MND Association.

23/09/2026

Now that’s an amazing result from young club members Emma & Teagan who have proudly represented their city and club against a tough UK wide series of Surf Lifesaving Sport competitions across the summer.
Look out for these names in the future as they are kicking down the door with their talent and enthusiasm.
BSLSC and your city are proud of you!

06/09/2026

Amazing team effort today from BSLSC providing safety cover for Brighton Triathlon.
Lots of planning involved, ferrying boards back and forth and a 3am start for our Boat crews!!!
We made 1350 entrants weekend with a safe well managed swim leg or their race. Doing what we do best….

14/08/2026

Huge shout out to our members headed to Holywell Bay for the SLSGB national comp in the coming days!! Shawn Paton (masters), Tegan Oades (youth), Isabella Binns (youth), Edie Critoph Wallach (youth) and Emma Packham who is doing both youth and nippers comps 🌟💪 go team Brighton, you got this! 🌊🏄🏻‍♂️🏊‍♀️🏃‍♀️

08/08/2026

Another terrific Access Beach day hosted by Brighton Surf Life Saving Club. The smiles said it all. Thank you to Victoria Williams-Pope for facilitating this and to Hannah Loach for helping us spread the word.
For further information please contact
[email protected]
Surf life saving club volunteers at the best 😎🤙🏼

31/07/2026

Thank you so much to On The Beach UK for their generous donation 🤙🏼🙏

31/07/2026

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29/07/2026

Why is it so important that Brighton Surf Life Saving club has Pride representation this weekend? Well partly to celebrate our wonderful membership but further to promote that Surf Lifesaving is very much open to all.

Brighton Pride & what it represents is a big deal for the club as it shows that we as a local organisation stand united with the city of Brighton to celebrate everything positive Pride represents but equally against anyone that wishes to repress an equal, fair & caring society.
Saturday may be seen by many as a simple Parade but at its heart it’s very much a march to illustrate unity & solidarity against any in society that feel the need to persecute others predominantly because of their own ignorance & insecurity.
We should never forget how lucky we are to live in a city so accepting of diversity.
One only need watch the recent TV production “Tip Toe” to realise how important the message still is.
So whatever your pronoun, please give us a wave on Saturday & share our love of diversity, as it’s what makes BSLSC & our city so special.
Aloha i Kekahi i Kekahi
(love one another!)
Mahalo
Dave (Club Chair)
Brighton Surf Lifesaving Club