What's On at Woodside (Bolnore village)

Monday

9.30am Sing & Sign
4.30pm Hayley Beeson School of Dance
7pm DDMX Dance Fitness
7pm Pregnancy Yoga
8pm Kickboxing

Tuesday

9.30am Pilates
5pm Beavers/Cubs
7pm Pole Fit

Wednesday

9am Falcon Health Chiropractors
9.45am Yoga
5pm Hayley Beeson School of Dance
7.15pm Scouts

Thursday

10.30am Creation Station
5pm Beavers
7pm Bounce & Burn

Friday

9.30am Saplings
9.30am Stay and Play (2nd Friday)
3.45pm Happy Souls Yoga
7pm Woodies Bar (subject to private hire)
7pm Pole Fit

Saturday

9am Hayley Beeson School of Dance
2pm AFC Bolnore
4pm Post-football Bar (matchdays)

Sunday

9.30am Happy Souls Yoga
3pm Messy Church (last Sunday/month)
4pm Grace Church
4pm Woodside Netball Club

Note: The Hub (out of school club) runs every weekday between 7.30-9am and 3.30-6.30pm. Bolnore Village Preschool is open every weekday starting at 9am (term time only).

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24th February - Bolnore Quiz Night

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17th March - Bolnore Comedy Night – 7.30pm

Featuring comedians: Aaron Simmonds, The Monks & Gary Michaels, plus Tom Balmont will MC the evening. Tickets £25 per person - two course meal included. (Book by email  Alison.events at bolnore.org.uk)

What's On in Cuckfield & Bolnore - Jan/Feb 2018

January 2018

27th Jan Bolnore Quiz Night – 8pm - Woodside

February

3rd Feb - Race Night Fundraiser for Holy Trinity School – Time TBC - Queen's Hall

10th Feb - Mid Sussex Scottish Dancing Group Annual Dance – time TBC - Queen's Hall

23rd & 24th February  - February Frolics – time TBC - Dinner theatre event with comedy sketches and a short farce (Details and tickets from www.cdsweb.co.uk) at Queen's Hall, Cuckfield

24th Feb - Bolnore Quiz Night at Woodside - 8pm

March

2nd March - NSPCC Quiz Night - 7.30pm - Queen's Hall - Tables of six can be booked now, including cold platter and puds – tickets (£12) from Wealden Stores

SAVE THE DATE: Comedy Night at Bolnore's Woodside
Saturday 17th March

Cuckfield Golf Course - remodelling using landfill

(Article taken from Cuckfield Life's Parish Council Newsletter)

Remodelling using inert landfill proposal

Cuckfield Parish Council and Ansty & Staplefield Parish Council hosted a public meeting for the community and all interested parties to discuss the proposed plans for the remodelling of Cuckfield Golf course using Inert landfill. The application has a potential for major impact on both villages and the respective Parish Councils wanted to give the community the opportunity to understand the proposals.

It is important to understand the matter is not a formal planning application at this stage, with the final decision being made by West Sussex County Council. 

Both Parish Councils asked the applicant to share the proposal and to listen to feedback from the community. 

The meeting was held at the Village Hall on Monday 20th November and was well attended by over 150 members of the community putting forward a robust set of questions to the proposals. 

Community concerns were raised over a number of topics, including the quantity and frequency of HGV movements to bring in the landfill required for remodelling, numerous environmental issues on the landscape and the type of material being bought in.

The economic feasibility was also challenged along with the significant disruption to adjacent businesses and neighbours.

The applicant and Golf Club owner, Robert Dickman, explained the golf club needed investment and remodelling of the course to attract new members and attract tournaments and competitions. 

Paul Taylor of PT-CE Limited represented the agents acting on behalf of Cuckfield Golf Course and provided an overview on the plans, landscape and design, ecology and HGV traffic considerations. The meeting concluded after 2½ hours with the applicant taking away the community concerns before they submit a planning application.

All the applicants and WSCC documentation and scoping documentation is available on the Parish Council website and Facebook page. A recording of the public meeting is also available at https://youtu.be/8yIRCT0LlNg

The Parish Council will continue to monitor the situation and provide further updates via the website and newsletter.