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Singleton Parish Council


This website provides information about the activities of the Parish Council in the villages of Singleton and Charlton - pretty villages situated in the Lavant Valley, a few miles north of Chichester in West Sussex, on the edge of The Goodwood Estate.


We want to work closely with our community and encourage residents to get in touch with us and attend meetings, join our mailing list, please email singletonparishcouncil1@gmail.com or phone 01243 811810 

18 March 2026

Full Parish Council Meeting

Singleton Village Hall Wednesday 7:00 pm View Details



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There will not be any further updates as the work in Singleton and Charlton is now complete. 

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'Love Your Lavant' Event - Friday 20th March

'Love Your Lavant' Event - Friday 20th March

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Love Your Lavant

Friday 20th March, 18.45 – 20.45 @ Lavant Memorial Hall

A talk about the River Lavant and how you can help it thrive - with wine and canap?s!

We would love it if you can join us and also share the details about this event with your contacts, via social media, WhatsApp groups, on local noticeboards and newsletters, etc. Please see attached poster.

Overview

Find out about the beautiful River Lavant, what is being done to protect & restore it, how you can help, and what exactly is a chalk stream

A talk about the River Lavant - with wine and canapes! - by Kate Whitton and Louise Barnetson from the Western Sussex Rivers Trust.

  • Book your place via EventBrite.
  • ?10 per person to be paid at the door.
  • Proceeds going to Western Sussex Rivers Trust and Lavant Environment Team.

The River Lavant is one of only 200 chalk streams left in the UK, it flows through the beautiful villages of East Dean, Singleton, West Dean, and Lavant at the foot of the South Downs, through the historic city of Chichester, and out to sea at Chichester Harbour.

In recent years, the quality of this habitat has been destroyed due to sewage being pumped into the river and pollution washing into the water from the adjacent farmland and roads. We need to act now to help prevent this precious wildlife haven from being lost completely.

Chalk Stream Resilience Officer, Kate Whitton, will explain how a chalk stream functions and what a healthy chalk stream looks like. Kate will tell you what the Western Sussex Rivers Trust is doing to restore and protect this precious chalk stream, what projects we have planned, and what it means for the wider countryside.

Louise Barnetson, Water Champion for Parishes & Communities, will focus on what individuals and communities can do and how they can be water-wise, how everyday products we use at home can cause pollution, what our volunteers are up to, and how we can all be part of the solution.

Many thanks!

Louise Barnetson

Water Champion – Parishes and Communities

07421127331

Western Sussex Rivers Trust / Downs to the Sea

My working days are Mon – Thurs

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West Sussex Residents eNewsletter

West Sussex Residents eNewsletter

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