Wirework and fused glass jewellery; fabric creations; woodturning; handmade wooden toys; garden sculptures; hand weaving and felted bags; revamped painted furniture; embroidered bags, towels and flannels; decoupage with vintage mapping; photographic prints and cards; canvas art and prints; domestic pottery and ceramic sculptures; crocheted creations; handmade soaps; crochet/knitted hats, scarves and bags; handmade ceramics; handmade jewellery; mosaics; glass flowers and fusing; patchwork quilting applique and embellishment; traditional upholstery; wood carving; barometers and clocks. Saturday 22nd November 2014, 10:00am–4:00pm in Henfield Hall.
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South Downs visible from West Midlands
More poor, please.
A licence to cone
FPC Planning 6:30pm 19th November
Cat AWOL
Has anyone lost a cat? We have had one move in on us much to Lola’s interest. We will be happy to return it to the owner(s) if they can describe it to us.
Bob & Pam (271)
[24 hours of Lola was sufficient — the cat has departed.]
The edge of a bridal path
Panto in Poynings
Note: The cast includes a well known local celebrity. When his or her identity becomes known in December it will attract attention in the local press and tickets will sell out rapidly. If you want to attend, you should probably purchase tickets before the end of November (on sale at the Royal Oak from this weekend and via poynings.net soon thereafter).
St. Mary’s bazaar
A Christmas bazaar is scheduled for this Saturday in the Victorian Music Room (see above) at St Mary’s House, Bramber. It will run from 10:30am to 12:30pm with lots of stalls, including home-made cakes, preserves, books and bric-a-brac. Admission is £2 for adults and includes a mince pie and cup of coffee or tea. Children free.
Water feature in Clappers Lane
