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East Sussex County Council are undertaking a public consultation on the East Sussex Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP).
The deadline for responses is 11.12.20.
You can see full details on the link below
https://consultation.eastsussex.gov.uk/economy-transport-environment/escc-lcwip-2020/
Should you have any queries, please email –
cyclingandwalking@eastsussex.gov.uk
Due to lockdown, the Dallington Parish Council scheduled for 17.11.20 is cancelled.
If you have any concerns or questions, please contact me on 01424 838414 or email – clerk@dallington.org.uk
Always here to help, Irene (Parish Clerk)
Apologies – the wrong date was typed in my previous post, the DPC Planning Meeting is on 20.10.20
Click on the link below to see the agenda for the Dallington Parish Council Planning Meeting to be held on 20.10.20, to start at 7.00pm in Dallington Village Hall.
DPC AGENDA PLANNING 20.10.20 1
Please note that all Government guidelines on COVID regulations will be observed and masks must be worn.
Click on the link below to see the agenda for the Dallington Parish Council Planning Meeting to be held on 29.10.20, to start at 7.00pm in Dallington Village Hall.
DPC AGENDA PLANNING 20.10.20 1
Please note that all Government guidelines on COVID regulations will be observed and masks must be worn.
We have four new planning applications for Dallington. These will be on the agenda at the Dallington Parish Council Planning Meeting on 20.10.20 – agenda to follow shortly. Deadline for responses is 03.11.20
Click on the highlighted links below to see full details on the RDC planning website, where you can support, object or just leave a general comment.
RR/2020/1661/P – Fullers Barn, Brightling Road – extension to dwelling.
RR/2020/1665/L – Fullers Barn, Brightling Road – variation of conditions 2 and 4 imposed on RR/2020/114/L to substitute larch cladding instead of chestnut, reposition rooflight and use standard low emissivity glass.
RR/2020/1646/P – Pantons, The Street -variation of condition 4 imposed on RR/2016/2696/P to allow the conversion of artist’s studio to annexe accommodation.
RR/2020/1617/L – Padgham, Padgham Lane – removal of existing single-storey rear extension, raising of outbuilding ridge height and refurbishment of outbuilding (LISTED BUILDING CONSENT FOR APPLICATION BELOW)
RR/2020/1616/P -Padgham, Padgham Lane – removal of existing single-storey rear extension, raising of outbuilding ridge height and refurbishment of outbuilding.
Due to the rapidly changing situation and amounts of information coming down from everyone – I thought it might be helpful to list below links with good safe local information. These are:
An information flyer for those wishing to contact the Citizens Advice Bureau – please click on link below.
Click here for information from your local Citizens Advice Bureau
Coronavirus information from East Sussex County Council – please click on the link below.
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKESCC/bulletins/2a3a803
Coronavirus information from Rother District Council – please click on the link below
https://us7.campaign-archive.com/?e=__test_email__&u=d1a5cc81c226a941ecd31d19f&id=c755921943
Hope you find the information helpful – please contact me at –clerk@dallington.org.uk– if I can do anything else.
Irene – Parish Clerk
There is a new planning application for Dallington –
RR/2020/1661/P – Fullers Barn, Brightling Road
Extension to dwelling.
Click on the link below to see full details on the RDC planning website
There will be a Dallington Parish Council meeting on 20.10.20 to consider this application.
Oops! Apologies, I linked the wrong agenda to my post yesterday. Here is the right one.
Click on the link below to see the agenda for the Dallington Parish Council meeting on 29.09.20, to start at 7.00pm in Dallington Village Hall.
Please note that masks must be worn by all attendees.
RR/2020/1532/P – Coldharbour Farm, Battle Road
Variation of condition 2 imposed on RR/2018/480/P to allow for the approval of 4 revised plans proposing amendments to 4 of the approved plans.
Click on the link below for full details on the RDC planning website
RR/2020/1538/P – Pantons, The Street
Single storey rear and side extension and first floor rear extension
Click on the link below for full details on the RDC planning website
These applications will be on the agenda for consideration at the Dallington Parish Council meeting on 29.09.20 (7.00pm start in Dallington Village Hall).
Posted on behalf of Doug Edworthy (Tree Champion, Dallington and Brighton): We may not be able to restart group walks for a while due to COVID-19, so I’ve started putting together self-guided walks in the forest for people to use at their leisure. This is the first of (hopefully) many so I would really value your feedback on content, presentation and whether you found it helpful in guiding your walk.
Dallington Forest Walk No. 1 Ancient Forest Ghyll, Hollow Ways and the PoW Tree
On this walk you will experience one of Dallington Forest’s ancient woodland ghylls full of majestic veteran Beech trees, prehistoric rippled sandstone beds and the Prisoner of War tree, and also hollow ways formed by the feet of many millennia of travellers.
In Spring the ancient woodland ghyll is full of the sight and scent of stunningly beautiful bluebells and ransoms (wild garlic). The starting and finishing point is the end of the metalled surface of Bakers Lane, Dallington. This is also the junction of three footpaths and a bridleway. Unfortunately, there is no car park here or in Dallington Forest and the nearest public parking is the lay-by on the B2096 at Wood Corner.
Download the full walk with map and descriptions: Dallington Forest Walk 1
Length: 3.2 km (2 mi) [includes 1.5 km round-trip from/to car-parking]
Level of difficulty for people in normal health: