The community website of the village of Fulking, West Sussex
Sussex Wildlife Trust is currently seeking an experienced individual to undertake practical land management activities on their nature reserves and to support the management of livestock. Prerequisites include:
More information here.
Readers who have the misfortune to be regular users of the road may be interested in one or both of these recent items:
Not the model of Italian scooter that every mod aspired to in the 1960s, but rather an especially unpleasant French resident that is expected in Southern England shortly.
If you see him, contact the authorities.
11th May 2014 — 11:00am till 3:00pm in the Village Hall
Come and buy or swap seedlings, vegetables and flowers and have tea and cakes.
Chris Gildersleeve, 552
Steyning Downland Scheme have a handy two page PDF calendar of their events.
Click on the map to download it.
Sussex Wildlife Trust has launched a (free) app for Apple and Android phones and tablets. Intended eventually to cover all their reserves, the app initially deals with Woods Mill. Click the image to read more about it.
Lots of bargains – Bric-a-Brac, toys, books etc as well as home made cakes.
11am – 4pm
Update 4th May: the West Sussex County Times has elicited some (more) ecowibble from Mayfield Market Towns:
As part of any planning application we would be required to carry out a number of ecological assessments to ensure that development does not pose any threat or danger to protected wildlife. We have already employed ecologists to carry out preliminary studies, and the next stage will carry out in depth ecological studies which will of course include surveying birds and other wildlife in the area. This ensures that the development can be designed so that it protects areas with existing wildlife habitat.
The rest is here.
Well, most of it anyway. You’ll get fields, ponds, a stream, stables, and a small cottage. Oh, and there’s an old rectory thrown in. You’ll have to pay extra for the church.
