South Downs conservation group seeks new volunteers

Warm sunshine helped to bring out the volunteers to work in Sandgate Park and Sullington Warren near Storrington over the weekend.
Sarah Page
By Sarah Page
Published 30th May 2023, 11:32 BST
Updated 30th May 2023, 11:34 BST
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And members of Sandgate Conservation Society, who work closely with the National Trust, are now looking for more volunteers to boost their ranks.

Spokesman Brian Burns said: “The tasks are many and varied, so if you feel like a bit of exercise in an area of outstanding beauty then this might be just for you, and unlike the gym, this is free.

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“Our band of volunteers meet on the first Saturday of the month on Sullington Warren from 9.30 am till 12noon and on the fourth Saturday in Sandgate Park between 10am till 12noon.

Members of Sandgate Conservation Society take a breather after helping to spruce up Sullington Warren. Photo: Brian BurnsMembers of Sandgate Conservation Society take a breather after helping to spruce up Sullington Warren. Photo: Brian Burns
Members of Sandgate Conservation Society take a breather after helping to spruce up Sullington Warren. Photo: Brian Burns

“All tools, gloves etc are provided, so just turn up at the above mentioned locations on the dates specified.”

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More information is available on the group’s website https://www.sandgate-conservation.org.uk/ or from Brian Burns on 01903 743001.

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