Due to the success of the Working Horse Day last year - we're running another event on Saturday 24th September. Look out for more details on this site and locally.
17th August 2011 - BBC Radio Sussex - John Carden interviewed again about the wildflowers on the Tye in relation to the new Millenium Seed Bank project. Listen again on BBC iPlayer (next 7 days only) - article starts around 1hr in, John is on around 1:30.
2nd June 2011 - BBC Radio Sussex our very own John Carden spoke about the results of the seeding last year and the swath of flowers that have now appeared where the bunding was. Listen again on BBC iPlayer (for the next 7 days only).
25th September 2010 -
WORKING HORSE DAY on Telscombe Tye, starting at 10.30 am. Follow the horses and help plant the seed. Ice cream and light refreshments will be available. Cart rides are available for children and adults. All are welcome and we look forward to seeing you there.
31st March 2010 - South Downs becomes the tenth designated National Park in the UK. The National Park Authority will officially take over in April 2011. Telscombe Tye is included in the Park area and is one of the few areas where the Downs meets the sea. Map of the SDNP.
April 2009 - Report produced on "The historic issues and management of Telscombe Tye". Now available to read and download from the Telscombe Council website http://www.telscombetowncouncil.gov.uk
31st March 2009 - South Downs National Park announced. The decision for the proposed South Downs National Park is confirmed. This includes the whole of Telscombe Tye within it's boundary - include the strip of land south of the A259 coast road. A detailed map of the proposed boundary can be found on the Natural England website - Peacehaven 1:25000 map.
16th October 2007 - Inaugural meeting of the Tye Commons Committee.As a result of a public meeting held in September, the Tye Commons Committee was created to represent various groups and organisations with an interest in Telscombe Tye to discuss and agree action regarding use, management and protection of the Tye.
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