Edition: July 2025
In this edition we’re highlighting a packed summer of activities, from live music to peaceful escapes in the countryside, plus lots more!
We’re turning up the volume this season with the return of our much-loved local music events! From our popular Friday Lates and fantastic Big Bands to the best of Sussex Sounds, there’s something for every music lover.
We’ve packed the summer holidays with family-friendly fun to keep everyone smiling. Prefer a peaceful escape? Head to Warnham Local Nature Reserve to stroll across our new recycled bridge and soak up the birdsong.
We’re also spotlighting some exciting projects that need your voice. From Horsham town centre upgrades to the ‘Better Billingshurst’ consultation, the Horsham Town Community Governance review as well as a survey on the future of local government here in Sussex – this is your chance to help shape the future of our community.
Looking to save water and money? We’ve got practical tips and inspiration for individuals and community groups alike. Looking ahead, find out about our new Winter Warm Up events for residents aged 50+ offering free activities, advice and support to help with finances, safety, health and wellbeing later this year.
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