A talk to be given at Beeding & Bramber Local History Society by Dr. Janet Pennington of the Sussex School of Archaeology. Dr. Pennington was the archivist at Lancing College for eighteen years and is the author of Chanctonbury Ring: The Story of a Sussex Landmark. At Beeding & Bramber Village Hall, High Street, Upper Beeding at 7.45pm on Wednesday 1st October.
Latest News of Local Interest
It’s good to touch the green, green grass of homes.
Rydon Homes has submitted plans for 65 houses on a greenfield site adjacent to Pound Lane, Upper Beeding. In anticipation of significant public interest in these proposals Upper Beeding Parish Council has called a public meeting in Beeding & Bramber Village Hall, High Street, Upper Beeding on Thursday 25th September. Plans will be on display from 4pm and the meeting will start at 7pm. Representatives of Rydon Homes, Sussex Wildlife Trust, Southern Water and local councillors have been invited.
FPC Planning 6:30pm 1st October
Pimms & Hymns
New Albourne Road roundabouts
Mayfield Market Towns claim that
it is accepted by West Sussex County Council and the Highways Agency that .. proposals are shown and are agreed for how the development will relate to the A23 and to other major roads in the area. In essence, 4,000 dwellings can be serviced from a grade separated new junction at Albourne and closure of the Sayers Common junction, and Mayfield control the land to implement these two proposals.
[Mayfield Market Towns submission to HDC]
Charity coffee morning
At the Shepherd & Dog, Saturday 27th September 10:00am–12:00pm, includes bake-off with prize for the best cake.
Burglary in Small Dole — update
Suusex Police report that their Operation Magpie team has arrested a 28-year-old man on suspicion of the burglaries that took place in New Hall Lane, Small Dole on 1st and 4th September this year. He was bailed until 5th October.
Exhibition in Hurstpierpoint
Fulking artist Pauline Findlay at The Fig Tree on the High Street on Wednesday 24th and Thursday 25th September from 12:30pm–4:00pm as part of Hurst Festival. The exhibition contains paintings from a series called ‘Surf’s Up’, where shards of glass are layered with glass granules.
