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Horsham District Council

West Sussex County Council

Francis Maude - MP for Horsham
 

The West Sussex County Times is a weekly newspaper (published Fridays) covering the whole of the Horsham district.

The Resident is an excellent free weekly newspaper

horsham.co.uk is a portal site for the Horsham area.

Horsham & Southwater Forum is an online community forum for local residents & businesses.  Current forum topics include: Horsham town tax, Wi-fi hotspot safety and Google Earth.
 

The West Sussex Design Commission was set up by West Sussex County Council as an independent body.  It responds to concerns about the expected type and volume of future building, and the community's reaction to this.  In addition it has a Wider Reference Network (WRN) which includes a great number of people who can offer help, advice and expertise.

Saxon Weald Homes, the main local housing association, owns and manages 4500 homes in the Horsham district.

The Planning Portal offers a wide range of services and guidance on the planning system.
 

Horsham Museum exhibits a wide ranging selection of local history & rural crafts and features a regular programme of changing exhibitions.

West Sussex Past Pictures is the official database of heritage photographs, prints, drawings and paintings provided by local museums and the County Library Service.

Photos on Hidden Horsham reveal architectural and structural detail that the eye normally misses.
 

The English Historic Towns Forum explores the issues impacting on historic towns, offering support and guidance on conservation area management, traffic and visitor management, urban regeneration and design, and other planning issues.

The Open Spaces Society protects common land and public rights of way.

The South Downs National Park Authority is the lead organisation responsible for promoting the purposes of the new South Downs National Park.
 

Civic Voice has replaced the Civic Trust which campaigned and worked in regeneration and urban development since 1957. It is the new umbrella body for Civic Societies across the country.
 

Horsham in Bloom is improving the town by means of floral impact, landscaping, conservation and tackling litter & graffiti, involving as wide a cross-section of the community as possible and contributing to commercial success

The Friends of Warnham Nature Reserve support the reserve wardens in promoting appreciation of the reserve and providing learning opportunities for all ages.

The Horsham Society is a member of the Federation of Sussex Amenity Societies.

Rotary International is the world's first service club organization. Its more than 1.2 million members volunteer their time and talent to further the Rotary motto, Service Above Self.  www.horshamrotary.org.uk

Visit Horsham is the website of Horsham Traders' Guild and contains everything you need to know about eating, drinking & shopping in Horsham.
 

The Blue Flash Music Trust aims to promote, improve, develop, and maintain public education in and appreciation of the art and science of music in all its aspects by presentation of public concerts, workshops etc.

The Horsham & District Horticultural Society was founded in 1945 to promote an interest in horticulture and to encourage gardening in Horsham and the surrounding district.

Horshampub.co.uk recommends country pubs within cycling distance of Horsham.  The Pub Index has a complete listing and you can also search this website to find a pub or a location.
 

The Nuthurst Society website covers events within the village and includes an excellent recipe for pumpkin soup.

Copsale Hall Web provides information on the area around Sedgwick, including Nuthurst, Maplehurst, Copsale, Monks Gate & Mannings Heath.

Sedgwick Park - not exactly a village web but very interesting with a photo gallery and history of the house.

Warnham Online features information on crime reduction, traffic calming and the Warnham Parish Design Statement.

Steyning South Downs includes the towns and villages of, Steyning, Upper Beeding, Bramber, Small Dole, Edburton, Ashurst and Wiston.

Southwater Local History Group is working to amass an archive of material relating to the origins and development of Southwater, from the earliest times to the present day.