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Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan suggestion form – now online for your convenience!

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Want to let the Parish Council know what’s good, not so good and needed in #Limpsfield?  Find their quick online survey/suggestions form here: https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/G8NSB2F.

You’ve probably seen one of the many suggestions boxes or orange wheelie bins dotted about Limpsfield Parish, but if don’t have the time or inclination to fill in and post an actual suggestion form, or if you can no longer write with a pen (!) then the online version could be for you!
Continue reading “Limpsfield Neighbourhood Plan suggestion form – now online for your convenience!” →

Fancier Dress gears up for Halloween

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Fancier Dress, owned by Limpsfield local and theatre director / playwright, Lucy Linger Moore, is a brilliant fancy dress Aladdin’s Cave in Limpsfield High Street.  This week they’re donning their best scary outfits in preparation for Halloween – the busiest week of the year!  Continue reading “Fancier Dress gears up for Halloween” →

Flashback Friday: Detillens Lane, Limpsfield

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Look at this quiet leafy lane. Not really that long ago, and actually not really that much has changed except for fencing and the lack of parked cars ;)

Ali Thompson reveals her plans for Panda Nursery

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Local nursery and pre-school, Panda Nursery was recently rated OUTSTANDING by Ofsted!  This is an amazing achievement for this brilliant and long-standing, family-run business, based at St Peter’s Church Hall.

Dedicated Panda Director and smart cookie, Ali Thompson, who graduated with a 1st Class (Hons) degree in Management Studies from Brunel University, talks to us about Panda and her plans for the future.  Continue reading “Ali Thompson reveals her plans for Panda Nursery” →

Flashback Friday: The Plumbers Arms

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Recognise this junction? Now the Limpsfield High Street/Pebble Hill/Wolfs Row traffic lights, it used to be the site of The Plumbers Arms.

The Plumbers Arms 1950s
The Plumbers Arms in the 1950s – corner of Wolf’s Row & Pebble Hill (A25).

 

Limpsfield’s new cafe is The Perfect Blend!

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Finally the wait is over! Limpsfield’s much anticipated coffee shop, The Perfect Blend opened today!

Owned and operated by local designer, Victoria Allinson, who has run the bridal shop in the same location for several years, The Perfect Blend is bringing London’s Monmouth Coffee to Limpsfield and is bound to be a huge local success, fulfilling a real need for residents and visitors alike. Continue reading “Limpsfield’s new cafe is The Perfect Blend!” →

Flashback Friday: The Carpenters Arms and Windmill – Limpsfield Chart

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Got old Limpsfield photos? Send them in ;)  People ones are good too…

Love Limpsfield? Get involved with the Neighbourhood Plan!

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If you didn’t already know, the Limpsfield Parish Council is creating a Neighbourhood Plan for Limpsfield and we need your input. This is your opportunity to help shape the future of your community.  It’s your Limpsfield, your future!  Continue reading “Love Limpsfield? Get involved with the Neighbourhood Plan!” →

Clearing out the dead wood

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The great Limpsfield clear up has been going on now for a couple of months with a dedicated army of dedicated National Trust Volunteers meeting every Thursday to help thin out the trees on Limpsfield Common and the High Chart. Continue reading “Clearing out the dead wood” →

Limpsfield in the snow – for a day!

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This winter has been a bit mild to say the least and we’ve not had much in the way of frosts, let alone snow. However yesterday (January 17th) it did snow  – for a day!  And doesn’t Limpsfield look pretty in white! Continue reading “Limpsfield in the snow – for a day!” →