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Letter sent to Councillor Tutt, Leader, Easbtbourne Council by the South Downs Network, 14 March 2017.

Friday, 17 March 2017 10:59

Our comments on the draft Joint Minerals Plan

Written by CPRE Sussex

CPRE Sussex has submitted comments on the West Sussex County Council and South Downs National Park draft Joint Minerals Plan.

Letter published by the West Sussex Gazette 1 March 2017

The result of the poll published in the Eastbourne Review asking local residents whether they would prefer the Council to sell the Freehold of the Downland Farms or make cuts to frontline services has resulted in the decision not to sell off the Downland Estate.
So as from now, the potential sale of the Farms is off the table.

We are delighted that Eastbourne Council is listening to its local residents and halting the sale of iconic downland. At CPRE Sussex we believe that public ownership of this land ensures public accountability and a co-ordinated approach to land management and access.

Wednesday, 01 March 2017 17:29

Residents write: The plight of Horsted Keynes

Written by CPRE Sussex

The following article was written by residents of Horsted Keynes. It eloquently explains many of the problems now facing Sussex's rural communities:

I understand that you are launching a campaign to fight for fair and sustainable levels of development in the district and I am writing to let you know about the current situation regarding potential development in our village of Horsted Keynes.

Hundreds of people turned out to protest against the proposed sale of the freehold of the Downland farms in Eastbourne on 25 February.

Letter published by the West Sussex County Times, 23 February 2017:

The following article, including CPRE Sussex's responses, was published in the Mid-Sussex Times on 22 February 2017:

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