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Search Results for: Ian Everest

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From Sussex Oxen to Fordson Major

Posted on Wednesday 6th November 2019

Ian Everest talks to the Steyning History Society on Wednesday November 13th at 7:45pm in the Saxon Room, Steyning Centre. Ian presented an earlier version of this talk in Upper Beeding four years ago. He was brought up on one … Continue reading →

Posted in Farming, Fauna, Home Page, Local History, Steyning, Talk

The Women’s Land Army

Posted on Wednesday 28th August 2019

A talk by Ian Everest to Beeding & Bramber Local History Society at 7:45pm on Wednesday 4th September 2019 in the Village Hall, Upper Beeding. There is a hard-to-detect car park immediately opposite. The talk covers the role of women … Continue reading →

Posted in Farming, Henfield, Home Page, Local History, Talk

Shepherds of the Sussex Downs — their lives and times

Posted on Wednesday 2nd January 2019

A talk by Ian Everest to the Henfield History Group at 7:45pm on Tuesday 8th January in the Free Church Hall. Strongly recommended by ARB and GJMG (who attended a version of the same talk given in Upper Beeding in … Continue reading →

Posted in Farming, Fauna, Henfield, Home Page, Local History

Sussex in WWI — the Home Front

Posted on Sunday 23rd September 2018

A talk by Ian Everest at 8:00pm on Friday 28th September (corrected) in The Guide Hall, Trinity Road Car Park, Hurstpierpoint

Posted in Home Page, Local History

Flanders and the Somme, then and now

Posted on Tuesday 19th June 2018

A talk by Ian Everest at 7:30pm on Tuesday 26th June in Small Dole Village Hall

Posted in Home Page, Local History, Small Dole

Shepherds of the Sussex Downs — their lives and times

Posted on Thursday 4th January 2018

A talk by Ian Everest to Steyning History Society at 7:45pm on Wednesday 10th January in Steyning Centre. Strongly recommended by ARB and GJMG (who attended a version of the same talk given in Upper Beeding last year).

Posted in Farming, Fauna, Home Page, Local History, Steyning

Shepherds of the South Downs

Posted on Wednesday 27th September 2017

A talk by Ian Everest to Beeding & Bramber Local History Society at 7:45pm on Wednesday 4th October in the Village Hall, Upper Beeding. There is a hard-to-detect car park immediately opposite.

Posted in Beeding & Bramber, Farming, Fauna, Home Page, Local History

The Women’s Land Army — A Sussex Connection

Posted on Tuesday 2nd May 2017

The rescheduled talk by Ian Everest to Henfield History Group at 8:00pm on Tuesday 9th May 2017 in the Free Church Hall, Coopers Way, Henfield. The talk covers the role of women on Sussex farms and their vital contribution to … Continue reading →

Posted in Farming, Henfield, Home Page, Local History, Talk

The Women’s Land Army — A Sussex Connection

Posted on Tuesday 3rd January 2017

CHANGE: Ian Everest has had to postpone his talk to Henfield History Group originally scheduled for 8:00pm on Tuesday 10th January 2017 in the Free Church Hall, Coopers Way, Henfield until May this year. In his place, Professor Douglas Chamberlain, … Continue reading →

Posted in Farming, Henfield, Home Page, Local History, Talk

From the Sussex Ox to the First Tractor

Posted on Friday 2nd October 2015

Ian Everest talks to the Beeding & Bramber Local History Society on Wednesday October 7th at 7:45pm in the Village Hall, Upper Beeding. Oxen were still in use at Chyngton and Exceat Farms in Seaford until the mid-1920s and were … Continue reading →

Posted in Beeding & Bramber, Farming, Fauna, Home Page, Local History, Talk
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Shoreham Dogs Trust

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Boycee
Boycee

Boycee is a charming boy who has stolen the hearts of all his carers at Dogs Trust’s Shoreham Rehoming Centre. At eight-years-old, he may be entering his senior years, but this bouncy Boxer Cross has never let go of his puppy-like ways.

He’s a playful chap who likes keeping active – either when playing a game with his toys or exploring on his walks. Most of all Boycee loves spending time with people and will make for a loyal and loving best friend once he knows you well.

A multi-person household would be ideal so that this affectionate lad always has someone nearby for a cuddle. Boycee is an avid sunbather so his dream home would have a garden of his own to relax in and for off-lead exercise. He will need to be the only pet in the household but can live with older children, aged 12 and over.

This beautiful boy will make a fun new addition to a family who will embrace his exuberant Boxer traits, and who can dedicate lots of time to him.

If you think you could be the perfect companion for Boycee, then please don’t hesitate to contact Dogs Trust Shoreham on 01273 915100. The Rehoming Centre is based at Brighton Road, Shoreham, BN43 5LT or alternatively visit www.dogstrust.org.uk.


Paws & Claws in Sayers Common

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unemployed cats

Rural or outside homes needed

We have several young neutered cats that need rural or outside homes.

They like their own space and enjoy human contact on their own terms. Suitable for homes such as a stables/smallholdings or a house with a large garden. We have successfully homed many similar cats and would be prepared to consider homes outside our normal area within reason. Please contact us if you think you could help.


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