Now that the clocks have gone back, thoughts turn to the coming Winter months. It is vital to make sure that you and anyone that you care for are prepared for the effects of adverse weather. Here are some handy tips on how to get “Winter Ready” from the Sussex Resilience Forum.
West Sussex County Council are seeking volunteers to help with school admission appeals, please contact them directly if you would like to sign up.
The Council has been notified that Hollist Lane will be closed for carriageway patching later this week, please see image for more details.
Congratulations to Midhurst Community Hub, who have recently moved into their new home at the Old Library, Knockhundred Row. They are also still holding sessions at the Grange Community & Leisure Centre, but they now have an administrative base which will help them to be even more efficient than they already are. Easebourne residents (and other surrounding villages) are always welcome to make use of their services should they need them and they are always on the lookout for new volunteers.
Arun and Chichester Good Food Fortnight is fast approaching! Run by Arun and Chichester Food Partnership, the event focusses on “celebrating local food and community today, working towards a flourishing food future for tomorrow”.
Starting from 26th September, there is a full programme of events and activities planned, including markets, talks and farm visits. Find out how you can get involved – 2025 Good Food Fortnight Programme FINAL web
Sussex Police are seeking resident’s views on crime in your area, to help them understand the problems at local level. You can access the survey directly via this link https://forms.office.com/e/iXZt8BCssv
Please note that the shared School and Park Car Park will be closed for the day on Friday 22nd August for the road markings to be renewed. The park can still be accessed on foot from either entrance on Wheelbarrow Castle and from the allotments entrance but the gates will be closed to vehicles for the day. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
A service of commemoration is to be held by Midhurst and District RBL at Easebourne war memorial at 10.45am on Friday 15th August, to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan. Wreaths will be laid by Easebourne Parish Council, Midhurst Town Council and Midhurst and District RBL. The service will be conducted by Rev Canon Derek Welsman. Everyone welcome.
