During these troubling times the most important thing is the safety and welfare of staff, volunteers, supporters and the wider public. At CPRE Sussex we have been continuously monitoring the situation and making plans for business continuity and staff/volunteer welfare. We remain open for business but we are taking steps to reduce risks.

10 July 2014

Campaigners from the Sussex branch of the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE Sussex) have today [Thursday 10 July] launched their ‘Sussex Countryside Charter’, which calls on MPs and Councillors to ensure better protection for the countryside. The Charter will be launched as part of the CPRE Sussex AGM, which takes place at Plumpton College. With increasing development pressures being forced upon our open countryside, CPRE Sussex has produced the Charter to send a strong message to local and national politicians that the countryside is vital to the health and wellbeing of people in Sussex.

Download the DRAFT CPRE Sussex Strategy Action Plan January 2016 – January 2019 below. 

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Mayfield Market Town; ANOBs, the National Park and unprotected countryside under the hammer, and more.

The CPRE Review is sent out as a magazine to members of CPRE Sussex. Download a free PDF copy here.

Futureproofing Conference report, Bexhill Link update, Help protect your area, Eric Ravilious and the CPRE and more. 

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CPRE Sussex Review Summer 2018. Download your PDF copy below

• Keeping Sussex Green
• Our missing affordable homes
• Annual report 2017
• Is it time for a transport revolution
• Agricultural education in a changing farming landscape
• Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre

See also Goodbye Mr Nice Guy insert on Strategic Land industry lobbying and how we should respond

National Planning Policy Framework, Fracking, the Bexhill-Hastings Link Road, Gatwick Airport... all this and more discussed in depth in the Winter Edition of the CPRE Sussex Review Winter 2012.

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Download your copy of the Winter Review 2015

• Let’s get the environment back on the agenda
• Why we need a Nature and Wellbeing Act
• Stand up for the countryside: the CPRE manifesto
• Housing in Horsham: the latest update
• A27 risks scarring Arundel countryside

Download your copy of the Sussex Review below, featuring:

• Nick Herbert MP on his real concerns for countyside surrounding the National Park
• The Mid Sussex Local Plan and battle we can't afford to lose
• How Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty are not providing the protection they should
• Sussex Wildlife Trust on protection for natural spaces after Brexit
• Our ancient woodlands
• The latest on Eastbourne's plans to sell of Downland
• Help save the sparrows!

And more. Download your copy now!