-
Spitbank Fort or
Spitsand Fort or Spit Sand Fort or
simply Spit Fort is a sea fort
built as a
result of the 1859
Royal Commission. The fort is one of four...
- 2009. In
March 2012, it was
purchased by
Clarenco LLP who also
purchased Spitbank Fort and
Horse Sand Fort, with the
intention of
refurbishing it as a hotel...
- 5-inch 38-ton RML gun to seaward. The
other sea forts, all larger, are
Spitbank Fort,
Horse Sand Fort and No Man's Land Fort. The
Solent Forts - often...
- for
Spitbank Fort and No Man's Land Fort, both
hotels at the time, but not for
Horse Sand Fort. In 2020, the
three were
listed for sale.
Spitbank Fort...
- (previously
known as
Amazing Retreats) (which also
owned No Man's Land Fort and
Spitbank Fort) and was to be
converted into a museum. In 2015, it was
reported that...
- Fort, No Mans Land and St
Helens Forts which were
built 1865–1880 and
Spitbank Fort,
built during the 1880s, the
Humber Forts on Bull &
Haile Sands, completed...
-
south coast of the
Thames Estuary Fort Burgoyne,
overlooking Dover's
coast Spitbank Fort,
outside Portsmouth Harbour Fort Albert, on the Isle of
Wight Drake's...
- the ship
straight due
north as a
failed attempt to
reach the
shallows at
Spitbank only a few
hundred metres away. This
theory has been
given partial support...
-
November 2009.
Retrieved 23
February 2016. Jane
Wales (April 2010). "
Spitbank Lighthouse".
History Ireland. 18 (2).
Retrieved 23
February 2016. Shea...
- COVID-19 pandemic. On 14
September 2020, the band
recorded a
concert at
Spitbank Fort to
promote their new
music which was
streamed live on
YouTube on 2...
