Welcome to Your Storrington Online...

This website compliments our monthly community magazine - and is the essential guide to where you live " at the hub of the Storrington Community!

If you live in the Storrington area, this website will keep you informed about what is happening, you can find a local business, contact clubs & societies as well as buy and sell goods.

Aimed at all members of the community, Your Storrington online contains regular features such as the Recipe of the Month, Q&A and Book Reviews. Local businesses, particularly those without a shop front, find Your Storrington to be an excellent platform for getting their service known.

Our magazine is delivered to homes in Storrington every month and you can also find additional copies in many of the shops, restaurants, pubs as well as the Post Office and the Library.

IN THIS MONTH'S ISSUE











   Sandgate Conservation            Minibus Driver Award        Mary How Annual Golf Day Winners

WHAT'S INSIDE - SEPTEMBER 2010

4. Award winning Storrington Minibus man retires
On 31st July, after seven years at the helm Rodger Hunt retired from his voluntary job of Organiser running the Storrington Minibus Service.

5. Barn Owl Success for Pulborough Brooks
The barn owl chicks at RSPB Pulborough Brooks nature reserve have just had identification rings put on their legs, and so came down out of their nest box for the first time in their lives.

8: Books
It’s harvest festival time, so for all the foodies out there, we’ve compiled a list of books to celebrate all that is edible. Enjoy!

20: Q&A
Eddie Wright from Hunt of Goring Soft Furnishings

31. Storrington Museum Update
It’s been a busy summer for Storrington Museum, with the launch of the new temporary exhibition, and fun family activities.

38. Trinity Methodist Church 50th Anniversary
The Methodist Church in Storrington, on Thakeham Road, is celebrating 50 years of Methodist presence in the village.

39. Sandgate Conservations Society
The ‘Society will be recommencing its conservation work this month (September) after the summer break and would be more than pleased to welcome new members.
 
43: Food - Blackberry & Apple Crumble
The blackberry season heralds the end of summer and the beginning of autumn.   They are wonderful eaten simply with a little sugar and cream, or crushed in a cold martini, but as the evenings get shorter what is more delicious than hot pies and puddings.  Combined with the first apples of the season – oh my word!

40: LOCAL WILDLIFE
‘Sussex without the wonderful sound of nightingales drifting over a darkening landscape is too dire to contemplate’

I hope you enjoy reading the magazine and have a good September.

Melanie
Editor.

The contents of Your Storrington is led by the community. If you have something that you would like to share with the community, an idea for a Q&A or an event to publicise then contact Melanie by email (melanie@barawood.co.uk) or telephone (01903 816803).