What’s On?
Your guide to what’s on in and around Storrington. There are many community groups, organisations, societies and sports clubs which meet regularly and hold public events. These listings are created by them and include film shows, markets, live music, and other community events.
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Regular bingo evening in aid of the Mary How Trust for Cancer Prevention
On the 2nd Thursday of every month.
Great prizes; raffle & refreshments – and fun for everyone
Doors open 7 pm Play starts at 7:30 pm
Saturday 12 Oct 9:00 am Three Woods and Sullington Hill 8 miles 4 hrsaturday 31st August 2:00pm Rackham Hill 2.7 miles 1 hour 15 mins
Walk 3138. After walking through our three lovely woods Sullington Warren, Sandgate Park and Warren Hill, we climb up to the South Downs Way and Sullington Hill. From Chantry Post we drop back down to the village via Coldharbour. Stile(s). Great views. Please bring hydration and snack(s). Meet at Storrington Recreation Ground car park RH20 4BG. Refreshments provided at the end of the walk. Mick 01903 745971.
Would you like to come out and help look after Sullington Warren?
Our conservation volunteer group will be meeting to carry out invaluable work around the site to improve habitats and conserve wildlife. We meet at Sullington Warren or Warren Hill at 10.00am have tea and coffee at 11.00 and finish at 12.00 noon.
The work is varied and includes: thinning and planting trees; coppicing; clearing footpaths, tending the heather along with many other interesting tasks. We welcome newcomers and whatever the weather the more the merrier. We supply the tools and safety equipment and the all important tea, coffee and cake!
Please look on our website for ongoing information about work parties and special projects that we undertake from time to time. www.sandgate-conservation.org.uk
Future Plans
We go in to the next phase of our Higher Level Stewardship scheme, in which we will look to expand the heathland element of both Warren Hill and Sullington Warren, and to change the age structure of the heather on Sullington Warren to make it more resilient to environmental threats such as the heather beetle.
We will continue to graze Old Washington Common and the Rough Land with Belted Galloway cattle and with sheep. Via the path network we will create stronger links between Warren Hill and Sullington Warren.
Exhibition: “BUSES STOP HERE” – public transport through the 20th century – particularly Southdown Buses.
Saturday, 28th September to Wednesday, 11th December at Storrington Museum.
Bus travel has long played a part in Storrington’s transport, from the early days of the horse and motor buses to the present – we are on Route No 1 and Storrington’s old bus garage has been re-erected nearby at Amberley Industrial Museum.
Note that the Museum is open every Wednesday and Saturday between 10 am and 4 pm, and on Sunday between 10 am and 1 pm.
Later Life Planning Event – Storrington
Do not miss this opportunity to meet and talk to professionals who can help you plan for later life be it financial, legal, social or health care; as well practical things you never even considered.
The event offers expert advice from a solicitor and the local funeral director. Local authorities officers will advise on types of care in later life, and the roles of the Registrar, and the specialists. Age UK and St Barnabas Hospice,who welcome the opportunity to explain what hospices can do for you. The local surgery in Storrington will also be represented by one of the doctors.
The event will be held on Saturday 12th October, 10am to 1pm, at the Old School Community Centre, School Lane, Storrington. It is free and there is a small car park at this location.
We hope a leisurely and relaxed atmosphere will prevail, enabling visitors to mull over the advice and information they have found, over free refreshments, before deciding on courses of future planning.
Saturday 12 Oct 2 pm Chanctonbury Ring (1) 3 miles 1 hr 15 min
Walk 3016. Meet in the Washington South Downs Way Car Park (TQ120119). Chanctonbury Ring dates to the Bronze Age and is a significant landscape feature for many of us living in Horsham District. The walk is an opportunity to visit this special site and enjoy extensive views into the bargain. Dogs welcome. Refreshments provided. Mick 01903 745971.
Exhibition: “BUSES STOP HERE” – public transport through the 20th century – particularly Southdown Buses.
Saturday, 28th September to Wednesday, 11th December at Storrington Museum.
Bus travel has long played a part in Storrington’s transport, from the early days of the horse and motor buses to the present – we are on Route No 1 and Storrington’s old bus garage has been re-erected nearby at Amberley Industrial Museum.
Note that the Museum is open every Wednesday and Saturday between 10 am and 4 pm, and on Sunday between 10 am and 1 pm.
Sunday 13 Oct 10:00am The Burgh 4.5 miles 1 hr 45 mins
Walk 3023. Meet at Kithurst Hill car park (TQ070124). A pleasant walk which takes us into the very heart of the South Downs. The Car Park is off the Storrington to Amberley Road (B2139). It is a left turn 1.3 miles from Tesco’s roundabout in Storrington. After taking the turning, drive to the Car Park at the very top of the hill. The walk includes a long gentle incline. Dogs welcome. Refreshments provided. Mick 01903 745971.
Storrington Job Club or Employment Hub
Drop in or contact SETAS
We would love to meet customers who need additional help to find a new role, change career path or who find it difficult to connect with the right employer.
Our staff are experienced employability professionals and are well connected with other partners and employers who can help you access the right job for you.
WISH provides the following services:
• Group work sessions, such as CV, letting writing and application form advice
• Connections with local employers and signposting to services across the district
• Workshops on interview skills, confidence and motivation building
• Free access to computers and internet, with on-hand support for those who need it
• Specialist one-to-one advice and guidance if required.
Exhibition: “BUSES STOP HERE” – public transport through the 20th century – particularly Southdown Buses.
Saturday, 28th September to Wednesday, 11th December at Storrington Museum.
Bus travel has long played a part in Storrington’s transport, from the early days of the horse and motor buses to the present – we are on Route No 1 and Storrington’s old bus garage has been re-erected nearby at Amberley Industrial Museum.
Note that the Museum is open every Wednesday and Saturday between 10 am and 4 pm, and on Sunday between 10 am and 1 pm.