Welcome to the homepage for Clymping Parish Council. Please see the information below or use the sidebar menu to move to different pages. NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING: Future Dates: 28 January 2020 Emergency Plan and Community Resilience Council is part of the Yapton, Ford, Climping & Walberton Joint Emergency & Resilience Group. The Group will be holding an event at the Yapton & Ford Village Hall on the 11th January 2020 from 10am to 1pm for existing and potential new Volunteers. This will be based on the “What If” programme and entitled “An Introduction to Emergencies” - Delivered by the West Sussex Resilience & Emergencies Team. Please do come along to find out more - Poster What IF Allotments available Go to the allotments page to find out more Allotments Vacancies for Councillors and how to apply to be co-opted. From time to time when vacancies arise for a councillor, Council will fill the vacancy by co-option (unless an election is called for) . There is currently 1 vacancy to be filled by co-option Co-option information Reporting problems to County and District Council If you encounter a problem e.g. with roads, footpaths or planning have other concerns to raise, please do not wait to report these at a Parish Council meeting as it is quicker to report them direct to the authority responsible for them. Here is a list of what and how to report something Report it Direct. There is more information here about Travellers District and County information on Travellers Traffic Incidents and SID data Council would like to keep a record of 'near misses' on our local roads to supplement the information collected by County and Sussex Police on road accidents. To report a near miss please email Clympingpc@gmail.com with your contact details and the following information: Date and location of incident and details of what happened (pictures if at all possible). See the SID data here Speed Indicator Device Data November 2019 To see information on Planning matters please visit the Planning page: Planning Clymping Beach - Meeting with the Environment Agency We thought you might be interested to see the notes from meetings with the Environment Agency: Notes of a meeting with the Environment Agency 26 January 2018 , Notes of a meeting with the EA August 2018 Notes of a meeting with the EA April 2019 Notes of a meeting with the EA May 2019 ABOUT CLYMPING: Clymping is a parish of 690 hectares on the south coast to the west of Littlehampton. It is in West Sussex County Council area and within Arun District Council. While the parish council prefers the more traditional spelling used on this website the name is often spelt "Climping" and this is the way it usually appears on maps. In the 2001 census it had a population of 600. It is crossed roughly east to west by the A259 Littlehampton to Bognor Road. The other main routes in the parish are the B2233 and the B2132 going from their junctions with the A259 north-west to Yapton and northward to Ford and Arundel respectively. Clymping has a long and interesting history. Fortunately the Victoria County History for Sussex Volume 5 part 1 was issued in 1997 covering the Rape of Arundel and this is available on the web. Therefore if you click here you will be taken to the section on the parish. You are asked to check out particularly the Meeting page for the latest information on future meetings. Val Knight Clerk of the Council 33 The Ridings East Preston West Sussex BN16 2TW Tel: 01903 771922 email: clympingpc@gmail.com The VILLAGE HALL is at the social heart of the community and can be booked for a range of events at competitive rates. Visit the Village Hall website: link to website. For Bookings ring 01903 725311 or email clympingvh@gmail.com  |
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