Sunday 24th July 2022 12 till 5 pm….
Jul 12
WEST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL – TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
Poynings road, Poynings
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of the provisions of Section 14(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act, 1984, as amended, the use of Poynings Road, Poynings from junction with Henfield Road to junction with The Street is temporarily prohibited from 12/07/22.
The restriction will be in place 24hrs.
This emergency closure is necessary to allow South East Water to repair a leak.
It is anticipated the works will be completed by 15/07/22.
Emergency vehicle, Residential and Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times
The alternative route for traffic will be signed on site
This notice will be effective for a maximum of 21 days from the date given above
Any queries about the effect of the closure on traffic using the highway please contact the West Sussex Contact Centre on 01243 642105
Any queries about the nature of works please contact South East Water on 01634 276765.
Dated 12 July 2022
Matt Davey
Director of Highways, Transport and Planning
Jul 01
POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL MEETING 5th July
PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
The next meeting of Poynings Parish Council is to be held on the Village Hall on Tuesday 5th July 2022 at 7pm.
Agenda
- Apologies for absence
- Minutes
- Matters Arising
- MSDC and WSCC
- Public Participation
- Expenditure for April 2022 and May 2022
- Planning applications
a) SDNP/22/03060/PRE | PRE PLANNING
Erection of a marquee to be used for hosting weddings | Land at Devils Dyke Farm Devils Dyke Road Poynings BN1 8YJ
https://planningpublicaccess.southdowns.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=RE6IOUTU0OQ00&activeTab=summary
b) SDNP/22/02252/FUL |Installation of 30 solar panels on ground mounted consoles | Rushfield Paddock Henfield Road Poynings BN45 7AY
https://planningpublicaccess.southdowns.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=RBLUO1TUKNE00&activeTab=summary
c) SDNP/22/02963/HOUS | Retrospective Application – Removal of existing half glazed lean to conservatory to the west elevation and the construction of single storey timer framed annex. Construction of open swimming pool in rear garden | 16 Mill Close Poynings BN45 7AF
https://planningpublicaccess.southdowns.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=RDVBI8TU0OQ00
d) SDNP/21/05652/HOUS | Erection of single storey extension to east elevation, creation of new doorway to western elevation, and internal remodelling. | Shepherds Hey The Street Poynings BN45 7AQ
Decision - Fireworks night
- Remembrance Day (13th November)
- Cemetery waste
- Beacon
- Winter plan
- Item’s for next month’s Agenda
- Dates of Next month’s Meeting
Jun 23
POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL – EXTRAORDINARY PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
The next EO meeting of Poynings Parish Council is to be held in the Village Hall on Wednesday 29th June 2022 at 7pm.
Agenda
1) Apologies for absence
2) Minutes
3) Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2021/22
a. Certificate of Exemption
b. Annual governance Statement – section 1
c. Accounting Statement – Section 2
John Digby – Chairman
Tel: 01273 857024
Jun 20
Remember our Village Fete
Saturday 2nd July – 2 – 4.30pm
We will be collecting bottles from around the village for our BOTTLE TOMBOLA on Friday 24th from 6pm.
Please leave your bottle on the doorstep if you are going to be out or don’t want to be disturbed!
We also need chutney, jam, marmalade, freshly baked cakes and any young plants you have spare for our cake and plant stall!
If you have old children’s book, we would love them on the bookstall! Please drop them in the church porch between now and 2nd July.
Do you need a hand? … these things come in a bottle!
shampoo ~ sun screen ~ glass cleaner ~ wine ~ ketchup ~ hand soap ~ perfume ~ hair conditioner ~ nail varnish remover ~ room spray ~ salad dressing ~ sauce ~ olive oil ~ nail varnish ~ hand cream ~ lemonade ~ room diffuser ~ spirits ~ fairy liquid ~ beer ~ car wax ~ tonic water ~ shower gel ~ wood floor cleaner ~ body lotion ~ car wash ~ fabric softener ~ gin ~ soy sauce ~ cordial ~ vanilla essence ~ coke a cola ~ pesto sauce ~ baby bio oil ~ letter ~ bubble bath ~ iced tea ~ men’s shampoo ~ mouth wash ~ hand gel ~ hair oil ~ hot dogs ~ kitchen cleaning spray ~ bleach ~ screen wash ~ mist face spray ~ sparkling water ~ cider ~ ribena ~ Pimm’s ~ mango chutney ~ jalapeno peppers ~ passata ~ hp sauce ~ Caesar dressing ~ runny honey ~ etc
May 31
The Queens Platinum Jubilee
Thursday 2nd June 2022 from 7pm.
With funding from Mid Sussex District Council
May 09
ANNUAL PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
You are invited to the Annual Parish Council Meeting at Poynings Village Hall on Wednesday 11th May 2022 at 7pm.
Agenda
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Apologies for absence
- Minutes
- Queens Jubilee
- Matters Arising
- Expenditure for Feb 2022 and Mar 2022
- Planning applications
a) SDNP/22/02183/SCREEN | Screening opinion as to whether an EIA is required regarding proposals to upgrade existing wastewater treatment works | Poynings Sewage Treatment Works Mill Lane Poynings
https://planningpublicaccess.southdowns.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=RBCK3GTU08600
b) SDNP/22/02218/ADJAUT | Licensing Application Consultation – Mid Sussex District Council LI/22/0611 – For a variation of the existing licence, to enable the selling of alcohol at a secondary location | The Royal Oak The Street Poynings BN45 7AQ
https://planningpublicaccess.southdowns.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=RBEJOQTU08600&activeTab=summary
c) SDNP/22/01946/HOUS | Conversion of garage into habitable room (retrospective) | 2 Park Cottages Henfield Road Poynings BN45 7BA
https://planningpublicaccess.southdowns.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?keyVal=RAL8SPTUK6W00&activeTab=summary
d) SDNP/22/01111/ADJAUT | Adjoining Authority Consultation – LI/22/0271 Premises Licence. | Poynings Grange Wines Poynings Grange Farm and Vineyard Henfield Road Poyning BN45 7AW – Decision
8. Insurance
9. Chairman’s Allowance
10. Item’s for next month’s Agenda
11. Dates of Next month’s Meeting
POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL
Clerk to the Council
Mr Colin Warburton
May 09
ANNUAL PARISH MEETING
You are invited to the Annual Parish Meeting at Poynings Village Hall on Wednesday 11th May 2022 at 7.30pm.
Agenda
- Outgoing Chairman’s report
- MSDC and WSCC
- Speakers
Dan Oakley – South Downs National Park – Dark Skies
Charlie Cain – National Trust – Update - Open Forum
- Refreshments
POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL
Clerk to the Council
Mr Colin Warburton
Apr 11
POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL – EXTRAORNIARY PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
The next EO meeting of Poynings Parish Council is to be held in the Village Hall on Wednesday 13th April 2022 at 7pm.
Agenda
- Apologies for absence
- Minutes
- FTTP Broadband Openreach Contract
John Digby – Chairman
Tel: 01273 857024
10th April 2022
Apr 08
FTTP Broadband Update
I just thought I would keep you up to date about the Openreach Superfast Broadband.
Openreach say the missing vouchers have now been issued. If you registered and you still haven’t received your voucher by email (check your spam folder) can you let me know.
If you have received it, please sign up.
To confirm, you are committing to signing up to fast broadband for one year only, The only cost is whatever it costs over and above what you are paying now, for one year. The project costs include an allowance to get fibre to the door of all the properties. So there should be no further infrastructure cost. The service providers may levy a nominal connection or set-up fee, but Openreach are not in control of that. I thought that is would always be underground, but it is more likely they will use the route of existing telephone lines to avoid disruption to the property. Openreach will take it to the door once it’s ordered. They will complete the cable run to the property once the order is placed with the service provider. Initially it will go to the pole or underground chamber in the road. They will follow the same routes that are already there, so if a property is served via a pole, they follow that route, if it’s via underground duct they’ll follow that route. The fibre can run over or underground. For properties that are served underground, there should be ducting (plastic tubing), that they feed the new fibre through. If there is no ducting (just armoured cable buried in the ground), they’ll need to dig to remove the old cable and put in ducting for the new cable. They may also need to dig if there is ducting but it is blocked (this is less common). But they will re-instate any digging works on concrete / paved drives. If this happens at any properties that have a specialist surface such as resin, the re-instatement works will need to be made good and repaired by the owners of the properties.
This is a list of providers you can use, links
FTTP providers (openreach.com)
Broadband package search from UK broadband providers | thinkbroadband
The work that MSDC are doing through the village is complementary to this. They are putting in more junction boxes, wider trunking and cleaning existing ducts if re-used. Openreach will then be able to use these. I’m sure I have forgotten something!