Recognising the sad state of repair of the playground area on Lindfield Common and other spaces, the Friends of Lindfield Playgrounds (FLP) formed a registered charity to assess needed repairs, solicit donations, and oversee the repair and replacement of damaged an unsafe equipment. The Lindfield Society provided £1,000 in start-up funding to help FLP cover […]
Lindfield Society Co-Chair’s Newsletter January 2026 While planning issues continued to fill The Lindfield Society’s agenda during 2025, the upturn in local building renovation projects provided ample, excellent candidates for our Conservation and Design awards. The Society’s website continues to improve, becoming a hub for local planning news. We had a few hiccups at the […]
After years of neglect from West Sussex County Council (WSCC), the deterioration of the Lindfield Pond bollards along High Street became a painful eyesore to everyone. With the promised financial support from the Lindfield Society, Lindfield Parish Council (LPC) was able to enter into fruitful negotiations with WSCC in 2025. WSCC required a £10,000 co-payment […]
Lindfield Parish Council supported by its volunteer archivists and the Lindfield Branch of the Royal British Legion will mark the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II by displaying photos and articles about life during the conflict. Refreshments will be served. This event is free to attend, and all are warmly invited to […]
Our next talk will be at KEH on Tuesday 10th February at 2:30pm.“Wilding at the Knepp: The Story So Far” by Matt Phelps. The Knepp Estate was once intensively farmed but is now devoted to a pioneering Rewilding Project. Come along!Our next talk will be at KEH on Tuesday 10th February at 2:30pm.“Wilding at the Knepp: The Story So Far” by Matt Phelps. The Knepp Estate was once intensively farmed but is now devoted to a pioneering Rewilding Project. Come along!
