A shed got broken into last night at the south end of the village, the 2nd time in 12 months.
It’s alarmed so they ran off after causing lots of damage and stealing nothing.
Make sure yours are secure!
Dec 01
A shed got broken into last night at the south end of the village, the 2nd time in 12 months.
It’s alarmed so they ran off after causing lots of damage and stealing nothing.
Make sure yours are secure!
Dec 01
The Downland Churches
Holy Trinity Poynings, St Andrews, Edburton
St John the Evangelist, Newtimber
The Transfiguration, Pyecombe
December 2015
Sunday 6th December Advent 2
10am Family Service Poynings
followed at 11.15am by Holy Communion
11am Family Communion Edburton
Sunday 13th December Advent 3
10am Holy Communion Newtimber
6pm Carol Service Pyecombe
with the Mid Sussex Brass Band
Saturday 19th December
6pm Carol Service Poynings
Sunday 20th December Advent 4
10am Holy Communion Poynings
11am Holy Communion Edburton
2.30pm Carol Service Newtimber
6pm Carol Service Edburton
Thursday 24th December Christmas Eve
3.30pm Christingle Service Poynings
11.30pm First Communion of Christmas Pyecombe
Edburton
Friday 25th December Christmas Day
8am Holy Communion Poynings
10am Holy Communion Newtimber
Sunday 27th December Christmas 1
10am Holy Communion Pyecombe
Weekday Morning and Evening Prayer
At 6pm: Mondays (Edburton), Wednesdays (Pyecombe).
At 5pm: Tuesdays (Newtimber)
And at 9am on Wednesdays at Poynings
Christmas Evergreens (for the over 60’s)
Monday, 7th December, 3.30 – 5pm at The Cowshed, Pangdean Farm, Pyecombe (Ian Currie’s home)
Other events and dates this month
Box office 01273 495532: £6 for adults, £4 for children.
Refreshments after all our Carol Services: do join us
At Pyecombe on 13th December: mulled wine and mince pies
At Newtimber on 20th December: tea and cakes in church
At Poynings on 19th and Edburton on 20th December:
mulled wine and mince pies in church
Happy Christmas to you all
Clergy contact details:
Revd Dr Caroline Currer, Priest-in-Charge
Tel 01273 857456 c.currer@btinternet.com
Revd Graham Jeffery (mainly Edburton) 01273 494559
Nov 17
Mid Sussex District Council is providing all-day town centre parking for £1 on the weekends leading up to Christmas.
The Council is supporting shoppers and traders with discounted parking on Saturdays in the towns of Burgess Hill, East Grinstead and Haywards Heath. The £1 parking offer will only be available in long stay car parks owned by Mid Sussex District Council.
Parking in Mid Sussex is completely free on Sundays, so that’s a whole weekend of shopping for less than the price of a loaf of bread. The parking discounts will be available from Saturday 5 December at the following locations:
Queens Crescent car park – Burgess Hill
Station Road car park – Burgess Hill
The Vicarage car park – East Grinstead
Norton House car park – East Grinstead
Franklynn Road car park – Haywards Heath
The Council is also encouraging families to visit the town centre Christmas Festivals by making car parking free after 1pm on the day of each event. In Burgess Hill children can meet The Gruffalo, Father Christmas and his real reindeer on 21 November. In Haywards Heath there’s a lantern procession and firework display on 28 November and the offer is available in East Grinstead on 5 December, with the Christmas Festival taking place the following day.
“This is the most important time of the year for local retailers and we’re showing them our support by offering town centre parking all weekend for just £1 in the run up to Christmas,” said Councillor Gary Marsh, Cabinet Member for Economic Development and Property.
“You can join us and show your support for the local economy this Christmas by shopping in your local town. Popping into town is quick and convenient way to pick up gifts for friends or family and with the great range of shops we have in Mid Sussex, there’s no reason to go anywhere else.
“I hope our parking offer encourages even more people to shop locally and attracts shoppers from other areas to spend their money in Mid Sussex.”
For more information about parking across in Mid Sussex visit www.midsussex.gov.uk/parking.
Nov 05
Don’t forget the monthly book sale next Sunday – in the Chapel in Fulking from 11.00am to 4.00pm.
Nov 05
Clerk to the Council Hideaway Cottage
Mr Colin Warburton Poynings Road
Poynings
Tel: 01273 857024
There will be a Poynings Parish Council Meeting in the Village Hall on
Tuesday 10th Nov 2015 at 7pm.
Oct 30
The Downland Churches
Holy Trinity Poynings, St Andrew’s, Edburton
St John the Evangelist, Newtimber
The Transfiguration, Pyecombe
November 2015
Sunday 1st November 4th before Advent
All Souls and All Saints
10am Family Service Poynings
followed at 11.15 by Holy Communion
11am Family Communion Edburton
6pm All Souls service Poynings
Sunday 8th November
Remembrance Sunday
10am Holy Communion Newtimber
6pm Evening Service Pyecombe
Wednesday 11th November
Armistice Day
10.50am Service of Remembrance Poynings
Sunday 15th November 2nd before Advent
10am Holy Communion Poynings
11am Family Communion Edburton
Sunday 22nd November
Christ the King
10am Holy Communion Pyecombe
Sunday 29th November Advent 1
10am Holy Communion Newtimber
Morning and Evening Prayer each week
At 9am on Wednesdays at Poynings
At 6pm: Mondays (Edburton),Wednesdays (Pyecombe)
At 5pm: Tuesdays at Newtimber
Evergreens (for the over 60’s)
Monday 3rd November, 3.30 – 5pm,
Little Knowle, Woodmancote (home of Jane and Chris Warne)
Special events and dates this month
Clergy contact details:
Revd Dr Caroline Currer, Priest-in-Charge
Tel 01273 857456 c.currer@btinternet.com
Revd Graham Jeffery (mainly Edburton) 01273 494559
Oct 30
A Downland Celebration
Pyecombe Church
Saturday 14 November
6pm – 9pm
Come together for a fun community evening
Everyone welcome
– bring your family, friends and neighbours:
Tickets £7.50 per adult (includes first glass of wine and snacks), under 14s free
Tickets in advance and further information from:
Diane Curd: 01273 843797
Louise Anderson: 01273 01273 846563
Jill Munday: 01273 566276 jill.munday@btinternet.com
Karen Lewis: 01273 857013 karenalew1@aol.com
Tricia Robinson: tricia.robinson@sky.com
Sarah Rushton: 01273 857855
Oct 30
The Downland Churches
A Service of
Remembrance and Thanksgiving
for
All Souls Tide
will be held on
Sunday 1st November 2015 at 6pm
at Holy Trinity Church, Poynings
At this service, we read the names of those we have loved and lost, whether recently or long ago. As you come into Church, you will be given a card to write the name(s) of those you specially want to remember, and a small candle to light in memory of them during the service.
Or you may prefer simply to name them before God in silence.
Services of Remembrance
2015
Sunday, 8 November 2015
St John the Evangelist, Newtimber
10am Holy Communion,
followed at
10.50am
by a short Service of Remembrance
At this service, the names of the fallen from the four parishes of Poynings, Edburton, Newtimber and Pyecombe will be read and a two minute silence observed at 11am.
The Transfiguration, Pyecombe
6pm Service of Remembrance, with Mid Sussex Chorus
Wednesday, 11 November 2015
Holy Trinity, Poynings
10.50am Service of Remembrance
The names of the fallen from the four parishes of Poynings, Edburton, Newtimber and Pyecombe will again be read and
a two minute silence observed at 11am
Sunday, 15 November 2015
St Andrew’s Edburton
11am Service of Remembrance with communion
Oct 22
There is a Poynings Parish Council Planning Meeting to be held in the Village Hall on Tuesday 27th October 2015 at 7pm.
Dyke Farmhouse The Street Poynings Brighton West Sussex BN45 7AQ
Wish to remove chimney which lies behind the kitchen and is attached to victorian extension. Would help on the refurbishment of kitchen if we could remove the chimney and therefore remove the breast of the kitchen.
Arden Cottage The Street Poynings Brighton West Sussex BN45 7AQ
New dwelling in rear garden of property in style of chalet bungalows
Rose Cottage Mill Lane Poynings West Sussex BN45 7AE
Application for the demolition of the existing dwelling and proposed replacement dwelling.
http://planningpublicaccess.southdowns.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=NV48OMTUJTC00
Rushfields Plant Centre Henfield Road Poynings West Sussex BN45 7AY
Construction of overflow car park
Oct 22
Movember, the hairiest month of the year, is almost here and the Mid Sussex Wellbeing team is encouraging local men to use the charity event as a time to take stock of their health.
Gender is one of the strongest and most consistent predictors of health and life expectancy. For men, this is not good news because on average men die six years earlier than women.
Each November, men around the world grow moustaches to raise vital funds and awareness for men’s health issues.
Each moustache acts as a walking billboard for men’s health, giving men a constant reminder of how important it is to take their health and wellbeing seriously.
The Movember charity is committed to men living happier, healthier, longer lives; goals that are shared by the Mid Sussex Wellbeing team. To show their support, the Wellbeing team is offering free NHS health checks to men aged 40-74 throughout Movember, helping men in Mid Sussex to get a full picture of their current state of health.
The free NHS health checks take just 20-30, minutes, are run by trained health professionals and can help men get on the right path to a healthy future by spotting potential health problems at an early stage. Everybody who takes part will receive a blood pressure check, a cholesterol measurement, and will have their BMI (Body Mass Index) calculated by measuring height and weight. After the health check there will be an opportunity to discuss the results with a trained Wellbeing Advisor, who will provide personalised advice on how to lower the risk of future problems and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Men who are not eligible for an NHS health check can book a free Wellbeing MOT, a non-medical check that includes everything except the cholesterol and blood pressure test.
“When it comes to their health, too many men don’t talk, don’t take action and die too young,” said Councillor Norman Webster, Cabinet Member for Health and Community.
“To create a relaxed and informal environment, our free NHS health checks take place away from clinics, so you can feel more comfortable discussing any health and wellbeing concerns you may have.
“It’s important to act now because many health conditions that affect men in later life can be prevented or managed by identifying the risk and making small lifestyle changes at an early stage. Making an appointment is simple and a check takes less than 30 minutes to complete so there’s no excuse, book in today and take control of your future.”
For more information about the Wellbeing Service and to book an appointment go to www.midsussexwellbeing.org.uk or telephone 01444 477191.