Brief
Our aim is to communicate with all residents within Easebourne parish and to be as transparent as possible. Our primary communication method is still our public parish council meetings held every other month and our annual parish meeting.
Given the significant number of changes taking place within the parish we rely heavily on this website to assist in providing you with updates from our meetings and projects. News stories and updates will also be shared through our Facebook page. Please do follow us on Facebook and share updates with your friends and family to help keep Easebourne parish updated.
We will continue to utilise our notice boards around Easebourne and Henley village for significant updates, updates in the United parish magazine, along with mail drops when necessary to reach out to everyone in the parish.
If you would like to ask your parish council anything please feel free to attend one of our meetings, or contact the parish clerk via eMail, post or phone. Details can be found on our Contact Us page.
Members
Ian Milne
Mike Noble (Chairman)
Trevor Baker
David Pack
Astrid Keeling
Picnic in the Park – Saturday 31st August!
Don’t forget, it’s our Picnic in the Park this coming Saturday, 31st August! The weather is looking lovely so pack your picnic and join the whole village for a chilled afternoon of live music and fun in the Park! We’ll be joined by The White Horse Bar, Dylans Ice-cream and the Cowdray Tuk-tuk, plus the Parish Council will be giving out free home made cakes and cold drinks! We’ll hopefully also be joined by the Midhurst Fire Service! So please join us from 1pm to 5pm this Saturday!
Easebourne Parish Design Statement
Designs on Easebourne Parish
The residents of Easebourne Parish have the opportunity to help influence any future local building development by sharing their views over the next few weeks through the completion of a short survey. If you are a resident of Easebourne Parish you can complete the survey online via link below or you can download it. You have until the 1st September to submit your thoughts.
https://www.surveymonkey.de/r/TDQNSN9
Download it here How Do You Feel About Easebourne (1)
The feedback will be used to help create a vision for the Parish and the development of a Parish Design Statement. The work is being done in response to The South Downs National Park Authority’s request for all communities within the Park to contribute to the area’s planning processes. Others Parishes to have already published their Parish Design Statement include Fernhurst.
The aim is to help influence any development in the Parish so that it is in harmony with the surrounding area and reinforces local character.
A small group of Easebourne Parish residents have taken on the challenge to pull the statement together, but need to get as many views as possible from people in Easebourne, Henley and the King Edward VII development to ensure it reflects what residents want to see.
Homes and businesses in the Parish can expect to receive questionnaires during late July and will have until the end of August to respond. The questionnaire can also be completed online and found on the Easebourne parish website. Once the people of the Parish have identified the things that matter to them then small teams will be dispatched to describe the characteristics of those things.
If you would like to volunteer to support this project or have any questions please feel free to contact the team at:Parishdesign@easebourne.org
Midhurst Vision…
There’s just a week left to share your views about Midhurst via the Midhurst Vision survey. It’s your chance to say what you think, what’s good, what’s bad and what you would like to see happen in the future. It’s totally anonymous so don’t hold back! It’s being supported by local groups and Chichester District Council and being led by an independent organisation who specialist in bringing communities together.
The survey takes just a few minutes and can be found by going to www.midhurstvision.org.
Midhurst Vision…
Midhurst Vision has been launched to find out what we all think about Midhurst, what’s good, what’s bad and what you would like to see happen in the future. It’s being supported by local groups and Chichester District Council and being led by an independent organisation who specialist in bringing communities together.
The survey takes just a few minutes and can be found by going to www.midhurstvision.org.
Easebourne Primary School Summer Fair!
Here’s a date for your diary! The 2019 summer fair at Easebourne Primary School is on Saturday 29th June.. lots of stalls, food and entertainment, plus of course your Parish Council raising funds for Easebourne Park! Hope to see you there!
Easebourne Plant Sale 18th May 2019
A date for your diary…