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Cosi fan tutte
A talk with musical illustrations by retired Glyndebourne Principal Coach Jonathan Hinden. At Newtimber Place on Saturday 1st November at 7:00pm. Tickets £15 in aid of Newtimber Church, to include a glass of wine and refreshments in the interval. Cheques, made payable to “Newtimber PCC”, to Shirley Murrell (shirleymurrell@btinternet.com 01273 857353) or Lucy Dalrymple (lucy@arboreaters.co.uk 01273 832009).
Plans & Promises
Nick Herbert reports:
If party conferences can seem remote affairs to most people, this one had direct relevance to us in West Sussex when the Transport Secretary, in his speech, said: ‘Soon we’ll set out plans to improve vital congested roads like .. the A27’. The only other major roads he mentioned were the A1 in the north and the A303.
Harvest Festival & Picnic
October 19th — a traditional Harvest Festival Service at 11.00am will be followed by our ever popular harvest picnic — bundles of harvest/ploughman’s food tied up in a knapsack and eaten inside or if fine in our grounds, allowing us to take a little ‘time out’ and relax and enjoy our surroundings.
Picnics (£6.50) should be ordered in advance — phone Chris on 01273-857322 or Jane on 07812-465-559.
Workshop for rent at Truleigh Manor Farm
Buy art, support LAMBS
Parish Council 9th October 7:30pm Village Hall
The Fulking Parish Council will gather for their quarterly meeting at 7:30 on Thursday October 9th in the Village Hall — agenda. Guest speaker: Matt Roberts from the BlueBird Community Partnership. Members of the Press and Public are welcome to attend.
Andrea Dickson
Clerk to Fulking Parish Council
01444 451060/andreadicksonfpc@gmail.com
Third lane to open next week
The BBC to film Mayfield — update
Look out for the story on LAMBS’ battle against Mayfield Market Towns to be broadcast on The One Show tomorrow evening from 7:00pm.
The One Show was filming in the locality yesterday looking at Mayfields’ proposals and the wall of opposition from local people. Andy Kershaw and the film crew began at The Royal Oak in Wineham just after breakfast where they spoke to leafleting volunteers before moving to Twineham to interview a local land owner. By lunchtime they were up on Devil’s Dyke talking to LAMBS and the CPRE and then on to Haywards Heath for comments from Mid Sussex District Council and a spokesman from Mayfields.