By Mike Lavelle We have seen barn owls in the area for many years, but in February 2008 we had a small oak-framed cart-shed erected just next to the garden, […]

District and Parish/Town Council elections are fast approaching, on 4 May. Many of those concerned for the environment and the impacts of climate change have been asking their election candidates

St Augustine’s Church in Scaynes Hill is throwing open its doors to visitors over the weekend of 19th – 21st May with an exhibition and a series of events including

Lindfield Repair Cafe will be holding their ‘May’ event a week early, on Saturday 29th April, to avoid clashing with the Coronation of King Charles. In the Kids’ Room youngsters

Isn’t it just typical – the morning chosen for the village litter pick, organised by the Sustainability Group and supported by the Eco-Church, was one of the few rainy ones

There are two significant housing developments planned for Scaynes Hill that appear either in the revised District Plan (2021-39) currently going through the approval process at Mid Sussex District Council

Bureaucrats in the Boundary Commission are working on plans to reform our parliamentary boundaries. They have come up with a non-sensical plan that would see Scaynes Hill (along with Horsted

St. Augustine’s Church are opening their annexe this winter every Thursday in order to be a safe warm place at a time when many are being challenged by the cost

Thank you to all those who have used the Fruit & Veg stall this year and have left details about what they left or took. It’s been a good year