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Plumpton & East Chiltington News September 2020 Z. R. LANDSCAPES Landscaping Fencing Hedge Cutting and Treework Turf Laying DRIVER TRAINING Driveways CAR, LGV, PCV, FLT, HIAB Patios 40 East View Fields And More Plumpton Green BN7 3EF Zac Robins 07949 220721 Tel: 01273 890410 [email protected] www.hillsofplumpton.co.uk CONTACT FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Plumpton Stores & Post Office Your local village store is now open: 5.45am to 7.30pm Monday to Friday 7.00am to 7.30pm Saturday 7.00am to 1.00pm Sunday 01273 890229 R. A. Brooks & Son Y F D M M Advertise Here !! P -P F P Contact 35 Wivelsfiel Roa , Ravenoa,, [email protected] Haywar s Heath Allin.ton Roa , Newic, Or 01444 454391 01825 722895 Phone 01273 891427 email: [email protected] www.brooksfunerals.co.uk PLUMPTON & EAST CHILTINGTON NEWS May Page It is wonderful to see, in these Plumpton Parish Council 2 difficult times, that our villages can East Chiltington Parish Council 5 come together and organise events. Sarah Osbourne 6 In this magazine we have reports of Rob Banks 9 the successful Village Market and the VJ Commemorations. We look Maria Caufield 10 forward to the Apple Fair in October DR’s Diary 12 and hopefully the Festive fair in Bird Watch 13 November. Chailey School results 15 As ever if you have any events you VJ Day Commemoration 15 would like us to cover or details of clubs re-opening please let us know... Church Services 16 Events Calendar 17 This is your magazine.. Plumpton Village Society 18 [email protected] Apple Fair 20 Prescription Pickup Service 22 Footpath Detective 24 Plumpton & East Chiltington Wildlife 27 Chailey Commons Society 28 Citizens Advice 31 1 Plumpton Parish Council they could help. One meeting on-site with College staff was held. www.plumptonpc.co.uk Unfortunately, the Virus crisis put a stop to further progress, but the council will restart conversations with the college as The council does not meet in August, soon as possible. Some urgent tree but any urgent business is dealt with as surgery has taken place along the usual via e-mail which has now become twitten between Station Road and the norm since lockdown started in Westgate and more is needed. Council March. Council business has been able will discuss at the next meeting. to continue seamlessly and as Chair I would like to take the opportunity to The Village Hall can now be used for thank all councillors, plus of course certain events. Government guidelines Anita and Jane for their flexibility and on the permitted event type and continued commitment over the past number of people allowed are not months. We have recently welcomed straightforward – and are of course two new councillors, Ron Jury and subject to change. If you want to hire Alison Gardiner, to the team. We still the village hall please contact Jane need to fill an additional 2 vacancies to Donovan who will let you know if the bring us up to full strength, so if you required type of event is possible and, if are interested in helping your so, guide you through the process. community by becoming a Parish Councillor please contact Anita or Finally, please be reminded that since myself. April the Parish Council monthly meetings have been held successfully The (mostly) good weather over on-line via Zoom. Resident are very lockdown has brought a surge of welcome to join - just email Anita Emery unwelcome visitors to Statons Farm ([email protected] ) to Quarry, Plumpton. I would like to thank receive the login details which will be Rob Banks for liaising with the Police on issued on the day of the meeting. this matter and for his assistance in trying to get the landowners, Dudmans, The next meeting is on the 8 th to take more responsibility for the site September and at the time of writing security. Of course, recognition must go continues to be online via Zoom. We do to the many long-suffering residents on intend to revert to face to face meetings that section of Plumpton Lane who as soon as the Government guidance have had to put up with the extra allows. littering and anti-social behaviour. Many have written to PPC, LDC, Dudmans and the Police and direct action by some residents has on more than one occasion resulted in the Police attending the site to evict trespassers. The land around the village pond needs attention and at the beginning of the year the Parish Council were starting to engage with Plumpton College to see if 2 A clean carpet FLORAL ART isn’t all we guarantee…… Mobile Florist - Wide Delivery Service NICHOLA MASSINGALE • Carpet Cleaning & Repairs, retufting & reweaving Phone: Plumpton (01273) 891301 • Mobile: 07970 462337 Upholstery Cleaning • . • Weddings • Funerals• Rug Cleaning including Wool & Silk •Special Occasions• •Contract • Dried• • Curtain Dry Cleaning on-site-at- the-window • Carpet Moth Treatment Service Rupert Thacker • Fire & Flood Clean-Up Service st Furniture Restoration Services Now celebrating 24 years of providing 1 class service Including Furniture repairs, Polishing etc. of in Plumpton, Plumpton Green, East Chiltington, Antique, Contemporary, and Reproduction Furniture Lewes & Brighton. Fletching, E Sussex, TN22 3TQ Call Paul or Liz on 01273 733339 Tel : 01825-713111 (Workshop) For a free no-obligation quotation Mobile: 07950-035044 Or email [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.rupert-thacker.com See our website for special offers www.servicemasterbrighton.co.uk Robert Symes The Hairdressers TREE SURGEON Sarah And Mandy East Chiltington Tel: Plumpton South Road Wivelsfield Green (01273) 890080 01444 471224 Free Esmates 3 Starflower Arts & Massage Creative Art Workshops Collage, Felting, Papermaking etc. Holistic Massage & Aromatherapy Home Visits for Women Sarah Holloway BA(Hons) PGCE MIPTI E. Chiltington, 07751 986790 www.starflowerarts.weebly.com www.starflowermassage.weebly.com A club for unattached Men and women, aged 50+ Plumpton Pilates Eating out, quizzes, music, Morning and evening group classes Walking, golf, theatre, in Plumpton Village Hall. sport, Arts & holidays Regular club meetings in Brighton & Hove, 1:1 Pilates at home also available. Lewes, Mid-Sussex and Horsham For further information visit our website: Please contact Charis 07881 825007 www.thegroup.org.uk [email protected] ALLEN UPTON PLUMBING & HEATING SERVICESERVICESSSS • Member of the Institute of Plumbing • Registered Plumber • General Plumbing Installaon & Repairs Free Esmates and Advice Tel: Plumpton (01273) 890668 or 07711 712 477 Email: [email protected] 4 grass in the winter months thus preserving the verge. The field used by network rail has now been restored and has attracted a large number of visitors who have come to marvel at the beautiful show of The parish council has responded to sunflowers and other wildflowers that the East Sussex Minerals and waste have been sown by the farmer revised plan consultation to express concern over the decision to further safeguard the site for sand extraction. Whilst understanding the need to safeguard valuable minerals to prevent development that would impede future extraction, at this site very little sand has been extracted in over 28 years, and none in the 10 year period of the extension granted in 2016. This would seem to indicate that commercially the sand is not worth extracting. In the meantime the site remains a magnet for people wanting to get together in the countryside, camp, swim in the lakes and generally cause a nuisance for the local community, leaving litter and excrement. The East Chiltington children's playground in Hollycroft has re- . opened with gov.guidelines in place. Please do enjoy the facilities whilst The parish council will continue to following advice about hand washing monitor government advice regarding and keeping a safe distance. meetings. Please refer to the parish Parish councillor Mark Durham has website: www.eastchiltington.net for kindly made sturdy new shelves for details of any upcoming council meetings. the community book swap housed in TECT the restored telephone kiosk in The date for the harvest supper is Chapel Lane. Residents are invited to Saturday 19 th Sept. and the 10 th of bring a book and leave a book. October has been earmarked for the Parish councillors Paddy David and Apple pressing on Saturday 10 th October Mark Durham spent an extremely hot As with all public events this will be day installing wooden posts around wholly dependent on government the grassed area at the top of guidelines at the time. Please check on Hollycroft. It is hoped that this will the website or East Chiltington Facebook solve the issue of parking on the page for timings and any updates. 5 County Council deliver 445 new jobs and safeguard a Report July 2020 further 177 across East Sussex, as well as creating an additional 177 jobs during - Councillor Sarah the construction period. The money is Osborne part of £85 million secured by the Local Enterprise Partnership, SELEP, for a total New Funding for Businesses of 34 projects across East Sussex, Kent East Sussex County Council has and Essex. More information at https:// secured £500,000 which it is hoped www.southeastlep.com/ will support up to 250 businesses to grow, and create more than 100 new [email protected] jobs. 07986 776 105 The project will also offer assistance to new enterprises and support local women and BAME entrepreneurs. The project is designed for small and PLUMPTON & EAST medium enterprises, which covers the CHILTINGTON GOOD majority of businesses in the county, NEIGHBOURS wanting to grow and increase their productivity. Supporting anyone in need Support, which will be available for Assisting with shopping existing businesses and around 60 newly started businesses, will include Helping after an illness or injury coaching, workshops and specialist Even a small job like changing a light bulb support.
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