Supporting our Community
Let us entertain you! West Sussex Library Services still available online Struggling with self-isolation? Then the West Sussex Library Service want residents to join them online. Anyone who is currently not a member of their local library, can join for free at www.westsussex.gov.uk/elibrary. Once a welcome …
From Fr Keith…. How are your spirits keeping up? No, not the one’s in the bottle (although I hope they’re ok!) but your own spirit? I have to admit that there are times when I could climb up the walls and scream from the rooftops! It’s …
Please note that all public worship is suspended until further notice To help you to keep in touch with us we have created links to Reflections and Eucharist services on our new facebook page or via youtube using the links below Fr Keith
A message from Gemma, helping to keep their customers safe. Due to Covid 19 Balcombe Stores are only allowing 3 customers in the shop at any one time. Please respect social distancing and leave at least 2 metres apart from others. Thank-you for your cooperation …
You can contact Jemma McCarthy, our Parish Clerk, on 01444 811833 Or email her at: parish.clerk@btconnect.com
During this challenging time, we all need to pull together to help one another, care for the vulnerable and support our vital local businesses. Balcombe residents we can do this!!! This page will be continually updated to try and bring you the most up to …
18th March 2020 By now, I’m sure you will all know that the Archbishops of Canterbury and York have suspended public worship in all our Churches at this present time. The Coronavirus (Covid-19) is now impinging on all our lives and there is a very …
Balcombe Stores is now a a collection point for Amazon packages. If you are not going to be at home when the delivery is due why not have your packages delivered to Balcombe Stores and collect from us when convenient for you. 📦Opening hours Mon- Fri …
The Balcombe Community Bookshelf is now open! Situated in the old shelter on the London train side of Balcombe station platform. Set up by a few residents who wanted to find good use for old books; the idea is to read and pass on. There …
