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Storrington Macular Group is a support group for people with sight loss living in and around Storrington. At this Information Event, on 25th October 2022, Stella Black, Senior Regional Manager will answer any questions and offer information.
Come to Sussex Wildlife Trust’s Environment Day: Guided walks in the morning followed by an afternoon of talks and round-table discussions.
Tapestry Day Club is a warm and caring social club where good food can be enjoyed and a safe place where friendships can be made.
In June, the small Storrington group of recyclers passed the first anniversary of the opening up of our collecting point for Single Use Plastic at the Chanctonbury Leisure Centre.
A new community focussed youth choir is starting in Storrington. Aimed initially at 8-11 year olds the choir is open to all without audition – only enthusiasm needed.
The effects of drought on the history of the agricultural landscape and the details of the next Storrington Conservation Group work activity.
The popular local tearoom will take on the catering service at Parham, making their delicious range of refreshments available to visitors to the Grade-1 listed House and award-winning Gardens.
Fun for kids at Chanctonbury Leisure Centre on Monday, 22nd August! Organised by Storrington Neighbourhood Wardens. Also a “Safe Space”.
Join the “Gadgeteers” Summer Reading Challenge for children during the school summer holidays.
If children complete the challenge by Saturday 10th September, they are rewarded with a medal and certificate. It’s free to take part and children just need a library card to become a Gadgeteer.