Tel: 07342 166188|parishclerk@easebourne.org
FacebookEmailLoginLogin

Headline items on the home page

JUMBLE TRAIL TODAY – 10am to 2pm

So the sun may not quite be shinning this morning, but you can still enjoy the Jumble Trail.
Grab your umbrella and grab a bargain.
Chartwell Mews
41 Bridgefield Cl
3 Fox Rd
32 Cowdray Rd
8 Cowdray Rd
104 Pound Cottages, Egmont Rd
106 Pound Cottages, Egmont Rd
10 Tatchells Forest Rd
The Greyhound
7 Canada Grove
The Cottage, Easebourne Lane
6 Egmont Rd
Little Upton, Carron Lane
4 Southdown Cl
3 Heathfield Cl
7 Heathfield Cl
35 Heathfield Park
69 Taylors Field
Little Haven, Ashfield Road
Cheriton, Ashfield Road
Cranwell, Ashfield Road
29 Ashfield Rd
The Workshop, Oliver’s Yard, Cobden Road
31 Egmont Rd
11 Downsview Dr
Dawslea Cottage
19 June Meadows
105 Pound Cottages Egmont Rd
JUMBLE TRAIL TODAY – 10am to 2pm2023-02-15T11:47:45+00:00

Dodsley Lane Resurfacing Work – 20th to 27th September 2022

Essential resurfacing will soon be carried out on the A286 Dodsley Lane in Easebourne, between Hollist Lane and the A272 Easebourne Lane.

The current surface is showing signs of significant weakening: the new one will be smoother, which will reduce road noise, and will be more resilient to potholes.

Subject to unforeseen factors, such as severe weather, work will take place between 20 September and 27 September and hours of work will generally be between 8pm and 6am.

Dodsley Lane will be closed to through traffic and vehicles diverted via a signed route. Access to properties will be maintained, whenever possible, although there could be delays for operational and/or safety reasons.

A West Sussex County Council spokesperson said: “We don’t decide to carry out night-time resurfacing lightly. We have considered the wider disruption to communities and road users that would be caused through daytime work on these roads.

“Improvement projects of this nature do cause disruption for both residents and businesses, for which we apologise, but will lead to long-term benefits. Every effort will be made to try to minimise the inconvenience: for example, our contractor will try its best to carry out the noisiest operations in the earliest part of the evening and before 11pm.”

 

​

 

For further information please contact the news desk on 0330 222 8090 or email pressoffice@westsussex.gov.uk.

For urgent out-of-hours enquiries please call 07767 098415.

Dodsley Lane Resurfacing Work – 20th to 27th September 20222023-01-25T13:57:14+00:00

The Passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

Easebourne Parish Council

is deeply saddened at the news

of the passing of

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II

The official book of condolence

for Easebourne

will be available in

St Mary’s Church, Easebourne 9am until 7pm during the ten days of mourning

Floral tributes may be laid at the War Memorial in the churchyard or placed initially inside the church

The National Book of Condolence can be found at www.royal.uk

Our thoughts and prayers are with The King and the Royal Family

at this difficult time

The Passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II2023-01-25T13:57:36+00:00

Picnic in the Park success

2022’s Picnic in the Park took place last Saturday and was deemed to be another successful free event for the village.

We were treated to live music from Baby Eleanor and Yukon Bass, teas and coffees by the Church, delicious cakes and bakes from Pinders Patisserie, ice-creams from Deluca’s, Facepainting by the Guides, our Friends of Easebourne Parish, the school PTA, fundraising by the Parish Council and the Scouts.

The weather held out and several hundred parishioners enjoyed a relaxing afternoon. A big thank you to everyone who joined us!

Onto planning now for 2023!

Picnic in the Park success2023-02-15T11:47:55+00:00

New Speedwatch Group

If you’ve not already heard, a new Easebourne Community Speedwatch group has been established in the village and they are looking for volunteers to help increase awareness of speed limits and make our village safer.

To find out more, please find them on Facebook by searching ‘Easebourne Community Speedwatch Group’ or by emailing Michael on easebournespeedwatch@gmail.com.

There’s an introductory meeting this Thursday, 8th September at 7pm in the Primary School, where the local Police Officer responsible for the Speedwatch initiative will be on hand to explain more and demonstrate the latest equipment. Please let Michael know if you would like to attend.

 

New Speedwatch Group2023-01-25T13:58:33+00:00

Midhurst Green Volunteers are BACK!

The Midhurst Green Volunteer team are back in the village for the next TWO Saturdays, the 6th and the 13th August, working their way along the length of Wheelbarrow Castle, trimming verges, cutting back the undergrowth, edging, sweeping and tidying!

They meet from 8am and the tasks are usually finished by 10am. Everything is provided, you just need to bring yourself and if you have them a pair of gloves!

Today they were working their magic at St Ann’s Hill – a lot was achieved with only a handful of helpers. As well as strimming, mowing, raking and sweeping, today saw a very large bag full of rubbish including a lot of empty bottles and even a laptop battery collected from just around the Hill 🙁

More help is always appreciated so please have a look at your diaries and pop along to show your support on these dates if you can. Believe it or not it’s good fun and a very productive way to start your weekend!

 

Midhurst Green Volunteers are BACK!2023-01-25T13:59:08+00:00

Easebourne Park Gets Toilet Facilities

The Parish Council is delighted to announce that a temporary loo has been provided in Easebourne Park for use during the 2022 school holidays.
It will open daily from 7am to 7pm and be cleaned every day.  If you notice any issues with cleaning please contact the cleaning contractor directly, Wettons, on 07775 922 729.
This temporary loo will be replaced by two permanent toilets in 2023, but in the meantime we hope it will be a welcome addition to the park.
Easebourne Park Gets Toilet Facilities2022-07-19T06:47:14+01:00

War Memorial Restoration Work

The work is now underway on the War Memorial. The contractors are using conservation techniques and approved methods, so the Memorial will not appear as ‘brand new’, but will be clean and water tight again. The contractors will return in a week or so, and are currently working on matching the colour of mortar they will use with the colour of the stone.

War Memorial Restoration Work2022-06-28T14:11:49+01:00
Go to Top