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INTRODUCTION ... Rustington is seen as an attractive
and friendly Village, which appeals
to both residents and visitors alike.
As no community can remain static
our vision is to manage the inevitable
changes in ways that ensure
the atmosphere of the Village is
maintained and, wherever possible,
enhanced for the benefit of all. At
an Open Meeting held in October
2006, it was agreed to produce a
Community Action Plan that would
identify current concerns and ensure
Rustington Community Action Plan 2007
The Rustington Village Design Statement - 2010
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CHAIRMAN
Austin Beard
VICE-CHAIRMAN
Julie Armstrong
TREASURER SECRETARY
Mervyn Wright Maggie Line
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RUSTINGTON COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO HOLD AN AGM ON
SATURDAY 26 NOVEMBER 2011
AT 10 AM
JOHN DE BOHUN ROOM,
WOODLANDS CENTRE, WOODLANDS AVE, RUSTINGTON, BN16 3HB
MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WELCOME
For further information please contact
The Partnership Secretary
communitypartnership@rustingtonpc.org
Telephone Mobile: 07963 577660
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MEETINGS
Below is list of the Community
Partnership's Minutes of
Meetings held - to view the minutes click on the link.
Please note: you will need Adobe Acrobat reader to view these documents - this
is standard on most computers but if you do not have a copy
click here to download it.
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COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP NEWS
June 2011
Rustington Community Partnership continues to work hard to try and achieve a better community atmosphere and environment for the residents of Rustington Parish. It is continuing with its Green Project, headed up by Lynda Leese. A relatively new member to the Committee, she is working extremely hard with help from Deirdre Carolin and all members saw the results of their labours at the Carnival Fete on Saturday 18 June.
The Community Garden is growing nicely, and the perennial plants and shrubs are really starting to establish themselves. At the moment, following the dying off of the spring bulbs, there is not a lot of colour in the Garden, but the delphiniums, ceanothus, hibiscus, rhododendrons, together with the clematis, honeysuckle and wisteria are maturing and will produce a mass of colour later.
The garden was designed to be low maintenance, so that it would not require planting up with new bedding twice every year and could be maintained by a group of volunteers. Unfortunately, the Partnership has very limited funds available for plants, as the grant it received only covered the construction of the Project and not ongoing costs.
The Jobs Vacancy Board still attracts considerable attention and satisfies a definite need in the Village. The Partnership is always looking for new members with new ideas, or just people who want to help keep Rustington special. Please contact Austen Beard on 01903 782366 if you are interested.
If you are a resident or have an interest in our area and wish to offer something to the Partnership, you will be most welcome. Please contact us via email at communitypartnership@rustingtonpc.org and we will be delighted to discuss your involvement.
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Keeping Rustington Special Email: communitypartnership@rustingtonpc.org Telephone: 07963 577660 |
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