Mid Downland Parish Walk is on Saturday

3rd July 2021 – 11am

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1. Go down the lane from Edburton Church, turn L and follow the road east for approx 25m.

2. Turn left up track/drive. (bridleway sign)

3 After 900m turn R onto footpath across field.

4. Go through two overgrown hedges/gates/bridges and, at the corner of the wood, fork left onto path across the field (long grass) go through another overgrown hedge and follow path.

5. Cross two tracks and follow the path to Clappers lane

6. Turn R onto the road (CARE)

7. Follow the road for approx 150m. Turn L over style onto path across field.

8. Follow path across fields, (ignore path on R) past sewage treatment plant and along Mill Lane.

9. Just before the end of Mill Lane turn R onto path behind cottages

10. After about 50m a path joins from the left – turn right

11. As you reach the open area fork left on the grass path rather than the concrete one.

12. At the road turn left to Poynings Church.

13. Leave the Church and turn R up the road for approx. 20m.

14. Turn into the farmyard, take path to the left through the plant hire and across the field.

15. At the roundabout take the path directly opposite across the fields.

16. Turn L onto Newtimber lane to the Church.

17. Take the path out the back of the churchyard.

18. At the road turn right and join the cycle path along the side of the A23.

(ALTERNATIVE ROUTE – cross under the A23 and turn right just before the quarry onto the concrete road by New Barn. Take the path on the L just after New Barn (very steep). At the top take the sharp right path (down) to Pyecombe. Rejoin main route at 21.

19. Cross the road by the garage and continue to follow the cycle path towards Brighton.

20. At the top of the hill cross the A23 by the footbridge.

21. At the end of the footbridge turn R along the road (alternative route rejoins)

22. Follow the road for approx. 500m and turn L up road signed London, Henfield Newtimber.

23. Take the path (old road) on the left after approx. 30m to Pyecombe Church.

Brighton Festival Chorus

 

 

 

Brighton Festival Chorus is one of the UK’s leading symphony choruses, with an annual varied programme of concerts in Sussex and London.

WE’RE ACTIVELY REHEARSING FOR THIS YEAR’S PROGRAMME OF CONCERTS AND
WE’RE LOOKING TO RECRUIT MORE SINGERS.

 
 

We’re looking for singers across all voice parts but could be particularly interested if you are a tenor!

  • Do you have a love of choral music and have previously sung in a choir or played an instrument?
  • Are you able to commit to the Chorus rehearsals and performances?
  • Perhaps you now have time to sing again?

Come to a Guest Rehearsal on Mon 21 June or Mon 5 July at All Saints Church, Hove.  All socially-distanced Covid-secure.  Meet some of the Chorus members, enjoy an evening’s rehearsal and see if you would be interested in joining us.  You can even do our straightforward audition on the same night if you wish. 

 
 

Go to BFC.ORG.UK/JOIN to sign up and we’ll reserve a place and some music for you.  We’ll look forward to meeting you!

 
 

Please feel free to forward this to your singing friends!..

 

 

 

 

Message from South Downs National Park Authority

Design Guide Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) Consultation – opportunity to comment on draft SPD

The South Downs National Park Authority (SDNPA) is consulting on a draft Design Guide Supplementary Planning Document (SPD).

We would like to hear your views on this document. Further details of how to respond to the consultation are given below.

The aim of the Design Guide SPD is to raise design standards in the National Park and to provide best practice guidance regarding the design of new development. The Design Guide SPD applies to both residential and non-residential development and will be a material consideration in the determination of relevant planning applications once adopted.

Responding to the Consultation

The Design Guide SPD and related documents are available to view on the SDNPA website.

The consultation will run for a period of ten weeks, starting on Monday 28 June 2021.

All comments must be received by 11.59pm on Monday 6 September 2021.

If you have no means of access to the internet, please contact the SDNPA on 01730 814810 to arrange an appointment to view the consultation documents at the South Downs Centre.  Please note that this service requires officer time to come into the South Downs Centre and is strictly for those who have no other means of accessing the documents.

Please respond by email to planningpolicy@southdowns.gov.uk or in writing to Planning Policy, South Downs National Park Authority, South Downs Centre, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9DH.

After the end of the consultation period, any comments received will be considered in reviewing the amended draft SPD prior to adoption.

POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

The next meeting of Poynings Parish Council to be held on the Village Hall on Wednesday 30th June 2021 at 7pm.

Agenda

  1. Apologies for absence
  2. Minutes
  3. Matters Arising
  4. MSDC and WSDC
  5. Public Participation
  6. Expenditure for May 2021 and June 2021
  7. Planning applications
    a) Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of single replacement 3 bed dwelling. Replacement of existing detached garages and workshop and consolidation into a single garage and home office building | Orchard Cottage Dyke Lane Poynings BN45 7AA
    Decision
    b) SDNP/21/01631/TCA | Common Ash tree REF: 09MN – Section fell down to close to ground level. Tree canopy appears to be at least 50% dead. Ivy removal from around stem base revealed bark coming away with ease. | Holy Trinity Church Poynings Road Poynings West Sussex
    Decision
  8. Financial Report – Clerk
    a. Annual Governance Statement
    b. Accounting Statement
  9. Church Wall and Bank
  10. Cora’s Corner
  11. Finger post
  12. Passing place
  13. Winter plan
  14. Defibrillator training
  15. Item’s for next month’s Agenda
  16. Dates of Next month’s Meeting


Clerk to the Council
Mr Colin Warburton
clerk@poyningsparishcouncil.com

Fulking Book Sale

BOOK SALE

 

Village Hall FULKING

BN5 9LX

 

11am – 4pm

Sunday

 

13th June

Supporting St Andrew’s Church Edburton, Mid Downland Parish

 


Mid Downland Parish Walk

Please join us for a walk from Edburton to Pyecombe via Poynings and Newtimber.
Saturday 3rd July from 11am.
 

POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL EXTRAORDINARY MEETING

An Extraordinary meeting of Poynings Parish Council is to be held in the Village Hall on Wednesday 2nd June 2021 at 7pm.

Agenda

Social Distancing to be observed.

Mr John Digby
Chair of the Council

Pycombe Village Breakout

Sunday 23rd May at Pyecombe Church. 2.30 – 4.30

VE DAY reminder – Saturday 8th May 2021

You are invited to join with the Parish Council and the Church for a brief celebration of VE Day at Cora’s Corner

It is the anniversary of VE Day on Saturday May 8th (Victory in Europe Day).
VE Day celebrates the Allied Forces accepting the German unconditional surrender from World War 2. The final document was signed on May 8th 1945. The war was not yet fully over, as Japan had yet to surrender – which they did on Sept 2nd 1945.
For many people, VE Day signalled an end. It gave millions of people a glimpse of a future not entirely governed by global war. And for families who were lucky enough to be reunited with loved ones, it was a day worth celebrating.

2.45pm. Gather at Cora’s Corner, subject to Covid restrictions, by our “Two Tommies” from Royal British Legion Industries.

Welcome from Tim Harford the Vicar

3pm.  2 minutes silence, giving us the chance to remember the sacrifice made by those who lost their lives, and to reflect on the unimaginable pain and suffering caused by the war.

Poem: Flanders Field (John McCrae)  – read by Rene Reynolds

Moonlight Serenade – played by James Bell

Poem  for VE Day, Victory in Europe (John Carter Brown) – read by Rob Delacour

Last Post – played by Nick Andrews

3.30.  End of programme.

Bell Ringers – led by Keith Chittenden, with Alice Day, Sophia and Emelia Miarkowska

Tea and cakes will be served  – donations welcome.

Book Nook

The Book Nook doors will be open on Sunday from 11am to 4pm.

It is in the middle of Fulking right by the village hall

Loads of books to browse through.

Social distancing – two at a time

Masks must be worn

Sanitiser available

Please come and visit

Many thanks

Jane

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