JUNE 2018 | News WEST END COMES TO HENFIELD The Arts Society Henfield is thrilled to present Ferris and Milne’s, musical duo extraordinaire, at our July meeting in the Henfield Hall on the 5 July at 7pm for 7.30pm. This duo combine comedy, music and vocals in a cocktail of glamour and fun – music for everyone! Hailed as ‘brilliant’ (The Theatre) and ‘hilarious’ (The Telegraph). The evening includes wine and cheese buffet. This event is open to non-members and members © David Plummer guests. For further details about this special evening please contact Stephen Wyman, 01273 494633 or email sjwyman@hotmail.co.uk. Why go COME TO THE PARKINSON’S UK to London or New York when the Henfield Hall is GARDEN GATHERING on your doorstep! Sussex Wildlife Trust photographer David Plummer is opening his naturalistic wildlife garden Stephen Wyman with a combined photographic exhibition at 8 Orchard Close, Small Dole (off Tottington Drive) on Saturday 9 and Sunday 10 June to raise money for a charity close to his heart, Parkinson’s UK. David’s stunning photography featured in BN5 five years ago and we will be interviewing him again this autumn. David is the author of best-selling book ‘Seven Years with Camera Shake’ about his life as a photographer who has Parkinson’s. Local artist Will Green is also exhibiting and Courtesy Roger Goodyear photography and artwork will be available to purchase, with a percentage going to Parkinson’s UK. The garden will be open from 10am-4pm. Free entry to the garden, with tea, coffee and cake ADUR BRIDGE REPLACEMENT available. Works to install a replacement footbridge across If you’re visiting Henfield for Gardens and Arts the River Adur by West Sussex County Council weekend, then please do pop into David’s has commenced. Work is expected to take place wonderful garden which doesn’t appear on the for approximately 7 weeks, weather and ground official trail. The garden has evolved with nature in conditions permitting. mind and has frequent visits from badgers, foxes The new bridge will be a fibreglass reinforced and owls as well as being home to many wild flora polymer (FRP) footbridge, with a single span and fauna often missing from more intensively between the riverbanks and without the need cultivated gardens. for two piers in the channel, unlike the existing structure. Emma Osman Kevin Wright, Henfield Parish Council
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