In the Village Hall on Friday 9th December from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Entry free but please bring a dish of savoury finger food for sharing. Mulled wine, soft drinks, tombola.
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Wood for sale
Saturday 19th November from 10:00am to 4:00pm at Hobbs Cottage, Haresdean Lane, Pyecombe BN45 7EG. Lots of wood — some good to use and some for firewood. All the wood has been kept in a workshop so is bone dry. Come along and see what a bargain you can get.
Downland Calendar 2017 Slideshow
When villagers putting together the Downland Calendar 2017 asked Fulking residents to send in their favourite photos, we received over 250 stunning images of Fulking and the South Downs, including landscapes, flora, fauna and village life. This slideshow video features a selection of those images, a real testament to the beautiful place we live in. You can view it by clicking the play button below (18:47 running time).
Studio Shards Open House
Please come to the Studio Shards Open House (Broadreeds, The Street, Fulking BN5 9LU) this December: mugs, coasters, prints by Lizzie Cornelius; contemporary fused glass artwork by Pauline Findlay; jewellery by Terry Guile; and paintings, prints and cards by Sarah Mitchener.
We will be open on Friday 2nd December from 5:30pm until 7:30pm and on Saturday 3rd December from 11:00am until 4:00pm, with refreshments in support of Macmillan.
Fulking Xmas Fair
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Sunday November 20th, 2016, 11:00am–3:00pm in the Village Hall. Wooden and woollen crafts, textiles, cards, prints, calendars, jewellery, decorations, stocking fillers, etc. Also tea, coffee, cakes and savouries.
Remembrance Sunday
Published earlier this year, this book covers all those listed on the Edburton & Fulking WWI memorial at St. Andrew’s and includes interesting biographical material on James Baker, Samuel Baker, William Baker, Charles Baldey, Arthur W. Brown, James E. Lucas, Elias Luff, Charles E. Sheppard and Richard Wearn.
Messy Church
The Madness of Mayfield
Cones on the line
South East Water will be attempting to set up cones along this section of The Street outside Kent Cottage and the Chimney House in the early evening of Thursday 3rd November. This will allow them to dig up the road on Friday 4th November and replace a failed external stopcock. Last time they attempted this work, a couple of weeks ago, someone moved their cones and the contractors were not able to proceed.