Readers address their questions to the chief executive of the SDNPA at The Argus. The answers are bland but the questions and comments (scroll down) are interesting.
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Tottington Wood Bluebell Strike
Read the rest of the report here.
Hog Porn
Brought to you by Roger Musselle and Sussex Wildlife Trust:
Bank Holiday Walks
The May bank holiday looms and you face the problem of ensuring that your weekend visitors are kept both entertained and exhausted. Walks provide a tried and tested solution to this problem. Over this past winter, the Local Walks page (in the sidebar, under “About Our Village”) has been greatly expanded. There are links to over forty walks as well as a dozen or so walking maps available for download.
Water Polluted by Nitrates
May 3rd: There’s a rather more informative report up at The Argus today.
New SDNPA Website for Kids
Rampion DIY Guide
If you wish to make representations to the Planning Inspectorate about the Rampion trench, then the Royal Yachting Association offers a handy DIY guide. The deadline is 11th May.
“They are chickens.”
Notice of Appointment of Date for the Exercise of Electors’ Rights
Notice of Appointment of Date for the Exercise of Electors’ Rights
Accounts for the year ending 31st March 2013
Each year the Council’s annual return is audited by an auditor appointed by the Audit Commission.
Any person interested has the right to inspect the accounts and make copies of the annual return and all books, deeds, contracts, bills, vouchers and receipts relating to the accounting statements. For the year ended 31 March 2013 these documents will be available on reasonable notice between 10th May 2013 and 7th June 2013 by application to The Parish Clerk:
Andrea Dickson
Clerk to Fulking Parish Council
01444 451 060
12 Turners Mill Road
Haywards Heath
West Sussex
RH16 1NN
andreadicksonfpc@gmail.com
You can download a copy of the notice here (PDF)
Churches Conservation Trust takes over St. Botolph’s
The West Sussex Gazette reports:
A committee has been set up to oversee St Botolph’s Church, on the South Downs Way.
The meeting organised last Wednesday by the Churches Conservation Trust, which took over the Annington Road church’s care the same day, was attended by 12 people from Botolphs and the surrounding area. ..
The church, a perfect refuge for passers by, will be closed for major repairs this autumn, so those who would like to should visit the church over the next few months, the trust advises. It is currently open daily.