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Andrew Griffith/Joy Dennis surgeries in Poynings
Our new MP, Andrew Griffith, is holding a surgery at The Royal Oak in Poynings on the morning of Friday 28th February. Joy Dennis, our West Sussex County Councillor is also available for consultation. Both surgeries are by appointment:
Andrew Griffith – via email to Michelle Taylor michelle@andrewgriffithmp.com
Joy Dennis – via email joy.dennis@westsussex.gov.uk
This is an excellent opportunity to raise any concerns you may have with your local representatives in person.
Bar Staff/Waiting Staff required at the Royal Oak
LAMBS Reports
“Despite their promises, it appears that Horsham Planning Officers have not considered evidence provided by anyone other than the developers (including Mayfields) who provided much of the text. In challenges to misleading or wrong statements in the draft we have been told ‘that’s what the promoters say’.”
Hurst Village Cinema
Bobservation No. 65: Eco
The ecological way forward:
‘It’s impossible’ said Pride
‘It’s risky’ said Experience
‘It’s pointless’ said Reason
‘Give it a try’ whispered the Heart!
With thanks to my friend Kirshanda of Itsallgoodeco.co.uk
The recent meeting arranged by Samantha bringing Fulking, Edburton and Poynings villagers together to exchange ideas on how to tackle Climate Change was a great success and will produce many ideas that we can all share and indeed implement.
The very recent upsurge in local parish level concern is very gratifying in spite of the total denial by some world ‘leaders’. I do urge everyone in Fulking to join us in this very rewarding crusade at the next meeting which is scheduled for Sunday 8th of March in the village hall at 7pm (please check this date/time on the village website).
BN5
Many thanks to Emma Osman and her team. Emma is the editor of BN5 magazine which comes through our letter boxes monthly. It is always a fund of local news and advertisements. BN5 is a very good friend of our village when we want some publicity. Periodicals like this are one of the corner stones of protecting village life as we would wish it to be.
Bob’s Cafe reopens
Bob’s café is open again this Friday, 31st January, from 11:00am–2:00pm, and all Fridays for the foreseeable future. Also open for coffee and bacon sandwiches this Sunday so long as the football is not rained off. If you have retained any of the café’s white melamine plates (first used for pizza takeaways), please return them as the café is a bit short of them.