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Come along to Hormare Field on Saturday. It kicks off with a Dog Show at 12:00 (I just want to know how they are going to judge the Best Sausage Catcher) .
Live entertainment starts at 13:00 and continues well into the evening. There is food & drink including Hog Roast and a licensed bar.
Looking forward to Saturday on Hormare Field. A whole range of live entertainment from 13:00 including music, dramatics and Morris Dancers. Not forgetting games, food & drinks and the large number of stalls of local produce and crafts. Come along and join in the fun.
Bring along your best mate and support War Paws.
I just want to know how they are going to judge the Best Sausage Catcher.
Storrington There is a whole range of entertainment from live music to dramatics, games, food & drinks and not forgetting the large number of stalls of local produce and crafts.
See you all there!
Next Friday we’ll be celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with a special themed market and extra fun stalls!
Cllr Kate Rowbottom was elected Chairman of Horsham District Council for the civic year 2022 to 2023. Cllr Ian Stannard was appointed as the Vice Chairman of the Council.
The Glebe Surgery is making some new arrangements for patients: appointment calls, the check-in screen and waiting rooms.
The Stay Up Late charity needs volunteers for their Gig Buddies project in Storrington. The aim is to support people with learning disabilities and/or autism to be less socially isolated and lead healthier, more fulfilled lives.
The District Council’s new layout for the Storrington Mill Lane car park. Facts and figures about the new design to compare with how it is now.
The latest Conservation Society Newsletter emphasizes the importance of gardens for wildlife conservation. The June working party will be at The Glade for its annual path clearance.
Replacement electric vehicle charge points have been installed in the Storrington Library Car Park. These rapid charge points allow electric vehicles to be recharged to 80% in about 40 minutes, depending on the type of vehicle.