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Bungalow plans on steep Sussex hill 'accident waiting to happen' - Vimarsana News

Bungalow plans on steep Sussex hill 'accident waiting to happen'

Plans to demolish a house in Firle Road in Lancing and replace it with three bungalows has caused anger among residents.

Lancing bungalow plan attracts fierce opposition from residents - Vimarsana News

Lancing bungalow plan attracts fierce opposition from residents

Plans to demolish a house in Firle Road in Lancing and replace it with three bungalows has caused anger among residents.

Harvest supermoon spotted above Eastbourne and Lancing - Vimarsana News

Harvest supermoon spotted above Eastbourne and Lancing

A rare “Harvest Moon” has been captured in the Sussex sky as photographers gathered to snap the phenomenon.

Appeal launched to plant 100,000 trees across South Downs National Park - Vimarsana News

Appeal launched to plant 100,000 trees across South Downs National Park

Updated Trees in South Downs National Park The trust’s Trees for the Downs campaign, launched in November 2019, exceeded its £61,500 target, raising £175,000 in 18 months. It has now increased the campaign target to £260,000 with the aim to plant some 100,000 trees – tens of thousands more than planned. In a statement, chair of the trust Julie Fawcett said: “The response to Trees for the Downs has been overwhelming and far exceeded our expectations. South Down National Park Harting Down, in West Sussex. Photograph: Sam Moore/ SDNPA “I think it shows how much we love our trees. â...

Fresh appeal launched to plant 100,000 trees across South Downs - Vimarsana News

Fresh appeal launched to plant 100,000 trees across South Downs

Views of the South Downs National Park at Harting Down in West Sussex. Photo: Sam Moore/SDNPA A mixture of iconic species including black poplar, oak, field maple and disease-resistant elms, will be planted in community spaces and along roads and popular walking routes. Julie Fawcett, chairwoman of the South Downs National Park Trust, the official charity for the National Park, said: “The response to Trees for the Downs has been overwhelming and far exceeded our expectations. "I think it shows how much we love our trees. “I’d like to thank each and every person, community group ...