Month: May 2015
FPC Planning 6:30 10th June 2015
The next Planning Meeting will be held on Wednesday 10th June 2015 at 6.30pm in the Village Hall when the following planning applications will be discussed:-
Members of the Public and Press are invited to attend.
Members of the public are entitled to speak at the meeting for two minutes, by prior appointment with the Clerk (Mr Derek Blackhall, tel 01273 846186). No more than two speakers for each application and two against.
Silver Lapwing Award?
Poynings Garden Fete
Saturday June 6th at 2.00pm in the Rectory garden. Teas, cakes, stalls, puppets, maypole, live music and a local clairvoyant has predicted that there will be a dastardly murder that day, maybe someone you know? If you’re not there, you won’t find out*. Proceeds in aid of running costs and general repair of our beautiful 14th century Church.
Sheila Marshall
[*And you won’t get murdered either, presumably. Ed.]
Poynings Chilli Competition
The Royal Oak’s annual Chilli Competition to raise funds for the Children’s Christmas Party will take place in the early evening of Saturday 6th June. You can drop off your entry at the pub in the morning (after 11:00) or the day before.
Local property page
The website now has a reference page devoted to local property. To take a look, click the collage above or look for the relevant item in the ‘About Our Village’ menu at the top of the left sidebar. If you notice errors or omissions, please send the details to the webmaster.
LAMBS in The Telegraph
A long report on the people involved in the resistance.
“Villagers like us haven’t been offered huge pay-offs but our homes and the beautiful countryside around us have been left under a huge Mayfield cloud, which shows no signs of dissipating despite universal local opposition. This is the kind of rural community that is becoming rarer and rarer in the South East of England and it should be valued, not destroyed. But apparently it doesn’t matter what we think.”
Pimms and Hymns
Wolstonbury Orchid Safari
An morning walk around one of the best hills on the South Downs to find these fascinating plants. This is a chance to see up to nine species of orchid and discover the ancient history of this enigmatic hill. More details via the NT Devil’s Dyke events page (a direct link to this particular event does not appear to be possible).
Sunday, 7 June 2014 10:00–13:00pm — early booking essential, 01273 857712.
Rampion goes ahead
