In July, the Prince’s Countryside Fund launched its Village Survival Guide – a guide to help rural villages and communities survive and thrive in challenging times and includes many inspirational examples of villages and local businesses who are determined to keep their unique communities going.
Talented local film-maker and owner of Limpsfield’s Fancier Dress, Lucy Linger Moore, is now well into the production of her… Read more Lucy’s new film tackles tricky theme of domestic violence
In case you didn’t know, on May 2 there are local elections going on. These elections are important to your… Read more On May 2 – make your local votes count
Calling all blossoming photographers! In celebration of its tenth anniversary, the Limpsfield Community Orchard is holding a photo competition with… Read more Glories of Limpsfield Community Orchard – Photography competition
Yesterday it was announced that the much-loved local journalist, Kevin Black, died on New Year’s Eve in hospital, after a… Read more RIP Kevin Black, a local inspiration
The sun was shining for Alison Thompson, manager of Panda Nursery, who celebrated the official launch of her fabulous new… Read more Panda officially launches new home on Glebe Meadow
One of the perfect places to spend a Summer’s afternoon is the Royal British Legion at Grub Street, Limpsfield. This… Read more Cider, Crisps and Cricket at The Royal British Legion, Limpsfield!
Winston Churchill, Jeremy Thorpe, Edward VII, Queen Victoria and Eric The Keys… just some of the famous and infamous who have passed by or through the doors of The Bull Inn, Limpsfield…
Leo Davis moved to Limpsfield from Sydenham four years ago and lives on Pebble Hill. A self-confessed “student of photography”,… Read more Leo Davis – Photographer and Rooftopologist
This Monday, 28th May, 2-6pm the One World Group, Oxted is hosting open gardens in six beautiful locations around Limpsfield… Read more Don’t Miss: One World Group’s Open Gardens tomorrow
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