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Lady Brook Handover Meeting

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The design for Lady Brook Spring, Fulking

A meeting will be held on Tuesday 3rd March at 7.30pm in the Village Hall, to discuss the handing over of the Lady Brook Spring project to the community. Planting and on-going maintenance of the area will also be discussed.

The PC was instrumental in obtaining a grant to improve Lady Brook Spring when there was a public outcry about the structure that highways had created. As the structural work has been completed by WSCC Community Volunteers and local residents it is now time think about planting and putting the finishing touches to the project.

Please contact Michael Trist at perching@btinternet.com if you are interested in becoming involved in this project.

FPC Planning 6:30 4th March 2015

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The next Planning Meeting will be held on Wednesday 4th March 2015 at 6.30pm in the Village Hall when the following planning applications will be discussed:-


SDNP/15/00563/LIS Customary Cottage The Street Fulking West Sussex BN5 9LU – Side extension

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SDNP/15/00562/HOUS Customary Cottage The Street Fulking West Sussex BN5 9LU -Side extension

Andrea Dickson
Clerk to Fulking Parish Council
01444 451 060
12 Turners Mill Road
Haywards Heath
West Sussex
RH16 1NN
andreadicksonfpc@gmail.com

St. Andrew’s Edburton

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St. Andrew' s Edburton Church plan
St. Andrew’s is the oldest building in the parish and the only one to be Grade I listed. Its history is also better documented than the farms and cottages that it has served. Over the following months there will be a series of posts about the history of the church and its rectors. We begin today with three that deal with the building itself: a report by F.A. Howe on the installation of the Keith Memorial Window written in 1951; an essay by Hugh B. Simeon (Rector of Edburton from 1928 until 1936) entitled Saxon Relics — Mass-Clocks (the church has four of these ancient time-keepers); and a very welcome guest post by John Allen, author and editor of Sussex Parish Churches which surveys the known Architectural History of the building.