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The organisers of the Henfield Festival of Gardens & Arts are delighted the event went so well over the weekend of 8-9 th June. It’s a big ‘thankyou’ from them…

Following the success of last year’s Skate Jam, it was now the turn of Henfield’s scooter riders, and on Saturday 11th May eighteen enthusiastic riders took…

The Lost Woods of the Low Weald and Downs is a landscape project which will bring back to life the neglected ancient woods of the Low Weald. We will boost…

I have been given another unique opportunity to revisit Antarctica with a trip organised by The Scott Polar Research Institute in Cambridge. I will be visiting…

Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the Henfield Haven, we welcome customers living with dementia and other conditions to spend the day with us. Our…

With central government cut-backs, local authority budgets have been eroded over the past few years, meaning that some of the less crucial services (and sadly…

If you’re looking for ways to become more sustainable this year, tiny changes can have a big impact. One way to improve your carbon footprint is by shopping…

The following is taken from a review by Susanne Crosby of the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) who reviewed Henfield Theatre Company’s recent…

Last month we were fascinated to hear about Danni Kaelin’s channel swim to raise money for Mencap and here she tell us more about her inspirations and the…

If you’ve ever been to see one of the fabulous Henfield Theatre Company (HTC) productions, you’ll know just how professional their costumes are. From the…

On January 5th, 2024, in Henfield, Jack Burton was 100 years old. Jack proudly served in the RAF during World War II as a navigator, flying Liberators and B-25…

After 35 years as Caretaker / Steward of the Henfield Hall, David Phillipson has decided to take a well-deserved retirement. Over the years David with his wife…