Topic: Fulking Fair 2019
Fulking Social Committee
Topic: Fulking Fair 2019
Author: LocHist
Topic: Fulking Fair 2019
The Last Trip Home
Newtimber Place Gardens
The gardens at Newtimber Place will be open as part of the NGS (National Gardens Scheme) on Sunday 14th April between 2:00pm and 5:30pm. The gardens are lovely at this time of year with stunning daffodils and beautiful fritillaries. Beautiful Grade I listed C16/C17 moated house (not open). Gardens and woods full of bulbs and wild flowers in spring. Herbaceous border and lawns. Moat flanked by water plants. Mature trees. Wild garden, ducks, chickens and fish. Tea and home-made cakes in aid of the church. There are ducks, chickens and guinea fowl wandering around so dogs need to be kept on a lead. Admission £5.00, children free.
On the market
N.B. “No direct approach may be made to the business as staff are not aware of the sale” (from page 8 of the brochure).
Hurst Village Cinema
[These live theatre broadcasts usually sell out quickly.]
Village Hall Action Group
This coming Friday, 5th April, 6:30pm in the hall. On the agenda: finance, relations with St. Andrew’s PCC, garden rota, a maintenance morning. All villagers welcome.
Jen Green
An Anglo-Saxon execution burial
What archaeologists uncovered along the Rampion cable route: after describing the landscape, the talk will turn to the discoveries they made including the Anglo-Saxon execution burial site that was found on Beeding Hill.
A talk by Ed Blinkhorn and Garrett Sheehan to Beeding & Bramber Local History Society at 7:45pm on Wednesday 3rd April 2019 in the Village Hall, Upper Beeding. There is a hard-to-detect car park immediately opposite.
Downland Benefice flyer for April
Poynings road closure
Saddlescombe Farm
Please join us on our working family farm for our annual lambing open days. We open the farm gates for visitors to see us at our busiest time and share with us the hustle and bustle of our farmyard during lambing. Visitors will see newborn lambs and maybe a lamb being born, an amazing experience. We are keen to share the respect and care we give our sheep and the vital role they play in managing the precious species rich chalk downland on the South Downs. Other highlights include bale climbing, pigs, tractor and trailer rides (weather permitting), BBQ, and vegetarian food from the Wildflour Cafe.