As Pulborough’s own community news hub, Pulborough Post is delighted to be the main sponsor of the Pulborough Harvest Fair — a celebration that captures the very heart
Short answer: Pulborough’s mobile and broadband provision is better than it was five years ago, but it is not yet fully fit for purpose for a rural community
The South Downs Light Railway (SDLR) is one of Pulborough’s most charming and quietly remarkable attractions — a volunteer‑run, coal‑fired miniature railway set within the grounds
Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), the world’s most influential tabletop role‑playing game, is enjoying a remarkable surge in popularity across the UK — and Pulborough is
Pulborough sits quietly in the Arun Valley, framed by the South Downs and shaped by ancient geology. Yet this landscape—its chalk, greensand, river terraces and rolling slopes&mdash
Statement from Horsham District Council
Joint Response – Government Pauses LGR Programme
Today the Government has announced that it is pausing the LGR programme whilst it reviews if decisions already
A Pulborough Post Explainer Q&A
A major reorganisation of councils across Sussex has been put on hold by the Government, creating uncertainty for residents, councillors and local services
This month sees the much-anticipated return of the Pulborough Harvest Fair, proudly sponsored by Pulborough Post.
The Pulborough Community Partnership (PCP) is delighted to bring back this much cherished
Pulborough’s long-running A29 disruption continues despite a Magistrates’ Court ruling in January 2026 dismissing appeals by the landowners responsible for the unstable embankments at Church Hill
The Future of Music Programme, aimed at local young people aged 5 to 18 years-old, run by music and performing arts coach, Bev Macklin and supported by Pulborough Parish
If you have recently commented on the Horsham Local Plan 2023 – 2040, you may be wondering what happens next.
Local Plan examination | Horsham District Council use this link
Littering may seem like a small act, but its impact on Pulborough’s streets, green spaces and wildlife is anything but. Across West Sussex and Horsham District, councils and
Next year, Pulborough celebrates 20 years as a Fairtrade village.
Over the previous two decades our community including local traders, churches, schools, and cafes have supported small-scale farmers and
“Beating the Bounds for 1 Million Pounds”.
Residents, businesses and community organisations are being invited to take part in a unique day of celebration as Pulborough Parish Church
With the prolonged dry spell continuing across West Sussex, local landscapes are now at very high risk of wildfire. Grassland, heath, farmland edges, and riverside vegetation around Pulborough — including
A cross‑community meeting held on 28th July 2026 brought together representatives from Our Place — the organisation behind the proposed Kingswood development — and local voices from Pulborough, Nutbourne
The proposed Kingswood development east of the A29 — opposite Brinsbury College and near Adversane — is one of the largest strategic developments ever considered in this part of West
Lower Street is one of Pulborough’s busiest and most characterful areas — home to independent traders, cafés, services, and daily footfall from residents and visitors.
To
Lower Street has long been one of Pulborough’s most characterful and community‑minded areas — a place where independent traders, familiar faces, residents and local heritage meet.
The
Shaping Pulborough’s Future: The Story Behind The Pulborough Community Land Trust's New Low-Cost Housing Plan
Have you ever wondered if you’ll be able to
Pulborough’s Multi‑Use Games Area (MUGA) is taking another big step forward with new LED floodlights now fully operational. The upgrade, thanks to a grant from Horsham District
Pulborough Parish Council is delighted to announce that it has secured £1.5 million in Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding from Horsham District Council to support the delivery of
Pulborough Shedders Celebrate the Opening of Their New Thakeham Workshop
Pulborough Shedders marked a major milestone this month with the official opening of their new, purpose‑built shed in Thakeham
Willmer’s Electrical Store closes after 150 years on Pulborough high street
A mainstay of Pulborough’s Lower Street, Willmer’s Electrical Store has closed after 150
The new countywide programme will tackle the everyday issues that can make an area look untidy, helping to keep local streets looking cleaner, safer and more welcoming.
Cllr Erika
