
sheds to temporary (summer) bar with external decking.


Change of use of land to private gypsy and traveller caravan site consisting of two pitches each of which to contain one mobile home, one touring caravan and one amenity building, including hardstanding and associated development.
Agenda updated 3:30pm, 3rd July (one additional item).


Colin Langridge of Rushfields, who donated the bench, cuts the ribbon for the formal opening of the restored Village Hall garden on Sunday 11th May. From left to right, Peter Jones, who carved the inscription, Michael Trist, Vice Chair of the Parish Council, Gill Milner, Colin, Jen Green and Chris Gildersleeve. Unable to attend, Helen Zeilinger designed and implemented the garden restoration. In addition to Rushfields in Poynings, local sponsorship was provided by AVS Fencing in Woodmancote, who assisted with the fencing, Swains Farm in Henfield, who offered turf, and Hamfelds of Henfield, who supplied many of the plants.

Agenda
This is then followed by the Annual Parish meeting
Agenda
The evening will be rounded off with refreshments.
Andrea Dickson, Clerk to Fulking Parish Council
01444 451 060 / andreadicksonfpc@gmail.com

As an official body, the Parish Council has been asked to comment on the options, and is therefore holding a public meeting on Wednesday 30th April at 7:15pm in the Village Hall to hear the views of the local community. Click on the image if you want to download the consultation documents.