Environment
If you’re looking for information about the environment, you’ve come to the right page!
Everything you read about on this page comes under the banner of the Community and Environment Committee. It’s responsible for all other functions of the Parish Council that are not part of either the Finance Committee or Planning Committee. That includes Easebourne Park, Highways matters, Communications, the Environment and any other special projects that the council may be involved in.
Latest news
West Sussex Climate Change Consultation
County, district, and borough councils across West Sussex are inviting residents to take part in a new climate change consultation. The consultation will gather views on draft plans that aim to make West Sussex a greener, more resilient county where people and nature thrive together. The councils have worked [...]
Could you be a Footpath Warden?
Would you be interested in becoming a voluntary footpath warden for a section of Easebourne's many and beautiful footpaths? Wardens need to walk their section once a year and to make a short annual report to WSCC on any problems, fallen trees, broken stiles which need dealing with. If [...]
Young Voices for Climate and Nature and Youth Climate and Nature Panel
Youth Climate and Nature Panel The Youth Climate and Nature Panel is a new initiative from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) putting young people’s voices at the heart of climate and nature policy. We are looking for passionate young people from across the UK who want to help shape [...]
Greenheal Fruit Tree Scheme Opens for Orders
Following a successful pilot last year, local charity Greenheal are now taking orders for their fruit tree scheme. The project has been expanded this year, with more trees to choose from - peach, plum, pear, cherry and apple - at a subsidised price of £21.50 each. Trees can be [...]
National Trust Proposal for a Perimeter Fence around Woolbeding Common
Our neighbouring Parish Council has asked us to share the following information with you, regarding Woolbeding and Pound Commons - Woolbeding and Pound Commons comprise 425 acres of open access land owned and managed by the National Trust for the benefit of all. It is a valuable local amenity, [...]