Jan 10

POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL

The next Poynings Parish Council meeting is to be held in the Village Hall on
Tuesday 12th Jan 2016 at 7pm.

Agenda

  1. Minutes
  2. Matters Arising
  3. WSCC and MSDC
  4. Public Participation
  5. Expenditure for July to December
  6. Precept for 2016/2017
  7. Church update
  8. Planning applications
    (a)     Dyke View The Street – Rear single storey extension. Etc
    (b) Greenacres The Street. Two storey side extension etc – SDNP decision
    (c) Rose Cottage Mill Lane – proposed replacement dwelling. SDNP Decision.
    (d) Rushfields Plant Centre – SDNP Decision
  9. Safe pathway/parking/traffic calming
  10. Operation Watershed
  11. Old Folks Christmas Party
  12. Broadband
  13. Dates of Next Meetings

Clerk to the Council.

Mr Colin Warburton

Jan 07

BOOKSALE

Sunday 10th Jan

FULKING

11am – 4pm

 

(by the Village Hall – BN5 9LX)

CDs, DVDs, Toys etc

Supporting St Andrew’s Church Edburton

Jan 07

Downland Messy Church

Inviting All Children
in

POYNINGS PYECOMBE NEWTIMBER EDBURTON and FULKING

and their MUMS or DADS and FRIENDS

to join us at

 


Past Present and Future

Please bring a photo of you as a baby

 


Downland Messy Church


 

 

 

Games! Make things! Sticky-back plastic! Songs!

Graham’s drawings – an illustrated story from the Bible.

 

Followed by a special supper

 

ALL WELCOME

on

Friday 15th January 4.30-6.00pm

at Fulking Village Hall

 

Phone Caroline 01273-857456 for more details

All children must be accompanied by an adult

Dec 31

Church News January 2016

The Downland Benefice

Holy Trinity Poynings,

St Andrew’s, Edburton

St John the Evangelist, Newtimber

The Transfiguration, Pyecombe

www.downlandchurches.co.uk

January 2016

There is a united Benefice service
every Sunday morning at 10am.

On most Sundays this is a service of Holy Communion.
On the first Sunday of each month, it is an all age worship service, followed at 11.15 by a short said Communion service.

Location varies according to the pattern below:

    First Sunday      (3rd January)        Poynings

    Second Sunday    (10th January)        Newtimber    

    Third Sunday    (17th January)        Poynings    

    Fourth Sunday    (24th January)        Pyecombe

    Fifth Sunday    (31st January)        Newtimber

 

There is also a Benefice Evening Service at 6pm every second Sunday at Pyecombe.

In addition, at Edburton Church there is:

A service of Family Communion every first and third Sunday at 11am.
(3rd and 17th January 2016)

Morning and Evening Prayer each week

Mondays:     Edburton at 6pm

Tuesdays:     Newtimber at 5pm

Wednesdays: Poynings at 9am; Pyecombe at 6pm

Evergreens (for the over 60’s)

There will be no meeting of Evergreens in January

We resume in February at the Royal Oak, Poynings

 

Special events and dates this month

 

•    Deanery study groups following the course ‘Engaging Christian Spirituality’ resume on Tuesday 5th January and meet on 12th and 19th January. At St Francis Church, Hassocks.

 

•    Monday 11th January from 10-12noon, a meeting for all involved in ‘Messy Church’.

 

•    In January, Messy Church meets on Friday 15th, from 4.30 – 6pm at Fulking Hall.

 

•    Poynings PCC will meet on Wednesday 20th January at the Rectory.

 

•    Deanery Synod will meet on Weds 27th January, at St Andrew’s Church, Burgess Hill.

 

HAPPY NEW YEAR

May 2016 bring you many blessings

 

Clergy contact details:

Revd Dr Caroline Currer, Priest-in-Charge

Tel 01273 857456         c.currer@btinternet.com

Revd Graham Jeffery (Edburton)     01273 494559

Dec 31

Recycle your tree

Be a star this Christmas and recycle your tree

Once the festive fun is over, local residents are reminded that they can recycle their real Christmas tree at a number of convenient locations across Mid Sussex.

Mid Sussex District Council is keen to help get 2016 off to a green start and has set up a number of local collection points so there will always be a place nearby where residents can recycle their real Christmas tree. Simply bring your tree along to the most convenient local site, place it in the marked bay and it will be taken away to be recycled locally.

Residents with a green garden waste collection bin can put their tree directly into it, as long as the lid can still close firmly. Alternatively, people can take their real tree along to one of the Household Waste Recycling Sites at Fairbridge Way in Burgess Hill or Imberhorne Lane in East Grinstead.

There are also a wide variety of local drop off points in towns and villages across the district.

Sites will be open between Thursday 31 December 2015 and Friday 14 January 2016.

Town / village 

Location 

Street / Road

Ardingly 

Ardingly Recreation Ground 

High Street 

Ashurst Wood

John Pears Field 

Wall Hill Road 

Albourne 

Village Hall car park 

The Street 

Bolney 

Recreation Ground 

The Street 

Bolnore 

Woodside Pavilion Car Park 

Woodside Pavilion 

Burgess Hill 

Cyprus Road Car Park 

Cyprus Road 

Burgess Hill 

Football Club 

Maple Drive 

Copthorne 

Humphreys Field 

Borers Arms Road 

Copthorne 

Haskins Garden Centre 

Snowhill Lane 

Crawley Down 

Haven Sports Field 

Hophurst Lane 

Cuckfield 

Whitemans Green Recreation Ground 

Whitemans Green 

East Grinstead 

Imberhorne Lane Car Park 

Imberhorne Lane 

East Grinstead 

Chequer Mead Car Park 

De La Warr Road 

Handcross 

Recreation Ground 

High Street  

Handcross 

Country Garden Centre 

London Road 

Hassocks 

Dale Avenue Car Park 

Dale Avenue

Haywards Heath 

Beechurst Car Park 

Butlers Green Road 

Haywards Heath 

Franklynn Road Car Park 

Franklynn Road 

Horsted Keynes 

Recreation Ground Car Park 

Lewes Road 

Hurstpierpoint 

Trinity Road Car Park 

Trinity Road 

Lindfield  

Lindfield Common, Bowling Green Car Park

Backwoods Lane 

Poynings 

Rushfield Plant Centre 

Henfield Road 

Sayers Common 

Berrylands Field Recreation Ground 

Berrylands Farm 

Scaynes Hill  

Scaynes Hill Common Car Park

Church Road 

Turners Hill  

Recreation Ground 

East Street 

West Hoathly 

Finches Field Car Park

Church Hill 

Dec 18

Re-Cycling Bin

Don’t forget the bin men are coming tomorrow (Saturday) not Monday so get your bin out in the road before you get started on the Christmas drinks this evening!!!

Dec 18

Carol Service

Don’t forget the Carol Service tomorrow (Saturday) at Poynings Church.

6pm followed by Mulled wine and Mince pies J

Also, on Thursday the 24th the Christingle Service at 3.30.

Dec 18

Youth Club

Technology Donations Required Please –

Poynings and neighbouring villages children are keen to start a youth club for 10-15 year olds early in 2016. 

At the first planning meeting, technology featured high on the  children’s ‘wish’ list. We are in search of any unused X Box’s, Playstations, PC’s or other tech gizmos which may be tucked away for a rainy day, that you would like to donate to the children for use at their Club.

All donations would be greatly received.

Thank you. 

Contact: Niki Cannon
email@the-cannons.com, 07973 712120

Dec 02

Christmas waste Collections

The collections crews will place tags on general waste bins w/b 7th & 14th December to let you know about changes in collections over the holidays. Date change information is also on the back page on Mid Sussex Matters.

Full details of changes over the period can be found here http://www.midsussex.gov.uk/waste/8216.htm which includes a subpage covering Xmas tree collection sites and dates.

You can also get their full calendar by inputting their postcode and address into our collection page here – http://www.midsussex.gov.uk/8368.htm

They are promoting the collection of pots, tubs and trays over Christmas as it should produce a lot of recycling that they couldn’t accept on previous Christmases. A poster is currently at print and I will email it out when I have it.

Dec 01

Room to rent in Poynings

House for rent in Poynings. 4 Bedrooms. AVAILABLE NOW!
Contact dawn.booth@btinternet.com

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