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The Parish Council office will re-open to the public from Monday 19 April 2021. The normal opening hours are from...
It is with deep sadness that Hurstpierpoint and Sayers Common Parish Council has received the news of the announcement...
The path closure is necessary to protect public safety whilst duct installation works are undertaken. Use is...
In April and May we have several contractors scheduled to carry out work in the Parish. This will be happening in...
Hurstpierpoint & Sayers Common Parish Council are working in partnership with Hurst Rethink to support: NO MOW...
For all the up to date information on the Parish Council, please click on the link below and read pages 46 and 47 in...
The Parish Council is delighted that the return to group exercise outdoors is allowed so residents can enjoy the...
Mid Sussex District Council is urging local businesses to submit their applications for the Government’s Covid-19...
Today the nation marks a year since the first lockdown due to COVID-19 with a minutes silence at midday. It is a day...
The Parish Council are concerned that adequate provision of cash machines in the High Street continues for the...
The South Avenue Cemetery gates are being repaired. The central brick pillar was nudged and needs rebuilding to make...
Hello everyone! My name is George, I am an ecologist and a resident of Hurst and I support the Parish Council in the...
Following a number of recent comments and complaints about increasing dog and cycle access intothe ancient woodland...
The Parish Council are keen to recycle their ‘vintage’ office desks and filing cabinets, having been recipients of...
A group of parents in Hurstpierpoint would like to see facilities for teens and young people in our local area...
