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Silver Gilt for St Mary’s Storrington churchyard
South and South East In Bloom – St Mary’s Church Storrington South and South East in Bloom covers a very extensive area, with entries coming from Bournemouth in the West and Dover to the east, and many towns and villages […]
New Storrington Gents Meeting Club
Neighbourhood Plan Referendum
“Do you want Horsham District Council and South Downs National Park Authority to use the Neighbourhood Plan for Storrington and Sullington Parish, and Washington Parish to help it decide planning applications in the neighbourhood area?” On 18 July 2019, there […]
Let’s team up to clean our streets
Let Rotary re-cycle your Christmas Tree
For a minimum Donation of £5, the Rotary Club of Storrington & Pulborough District will Collect and Re-Cycle your tree. If you live within 3 miles radius of Storrington & Pulborough, or within Ashington Village then just e-mail Pippa at […]
Join Fittleworth Flyers for Storrington runs
The Fittleworth Flyers, your local running club, meets every Tuesday evening in the Storrington Library car park at 7pm . We then train around the streets & outskirts of the Town – indeed you may have seen us, with me […]
Travis Perkins fitness challenge raises money for charity
Customers at Travis Perkins branch in Pulborough got down to some serious fundraising activity last week. For one day, the branch’s regular clientele of tradespeople tried their hand at The Travis Perkins Planking challenge – by holding the horizontal ‘plank’ […]
Labradoodle Maple wins sponsor’s prize at the Duck Race
Storrington Duck Race Sponsors, Arun Veterinary Group, congratulate local labradoodle Maple, who won a year long membership to their comprehensive Pet Health Plan during the annual event on 7th May. Arun Veterinary Group topped up their sponsorship to the Friends […]
Chanctonbury Chorus: a fine May evening’s concert
A fine May evening, a glorious Norman church, and an unusually varied programme of choral and instrumental music, this was Steyning for the Summer Concert of the Chanctonbury Chorus and Orchestra on 13th May. From Schubert to Korngold, Mendelssohn to […]