Welcome to Newick Village

Big Barn

British Legion National Website

Campaign for the Protection of Rural Sussex

Overall Aim of CPRE Sussex To promote the beauty, tranquility and diversity of the Sussex Countryside by encouraging the sustainable use of land and other natural resources in town and country.

Chailey's contribution to the First World War

Changes in the Planning System

This is an interactive website that provides pop-up information(by clicking on the part of the house concerned)that gives a wide range of potential alterations to existing houses and how the new rules have changed. Generally more things are allowed without planning permission needed.

Conservative Party's National Website

Country Markets

National Website

Countryliner Bus Timetable for Bus No 121

service 121 - Lewes to Newick (Sheffield Park on Sat only) via Chailey - Monday to Saturday

Countryliner Bus Timetable for Bus No 31

Service 31 - Bolnore to Uckfield via Haywards Heath, Beech Hill and Newick - Monday to Saturday

Countryliner service 134

Countryliner service 134 - Fletching and Newick to Brighton (Shoppers Service) Wednesdays only

East Sussex Federation of Women's Institutes

Lewes Conservative Prospective Parliamentary Candidate

Catch up with Jason Sugarman's news on his website

Lewes District Council

Lewes District Council Planning Website

Lewes's new public access website to track planning applications.

Lewes Liberal Democrats

Norman Baker our local MP is organising a petition against the Raised Land Fill.

Neighbourhoodwatch.net - newsletter

The latest newsletter

Newick Amateur Dramatic Society

An amateur theatre group open to everyone of all ages. On joining you can help us either by acting or helping with one of the many backstage duties. We put on two adult NADS and one youth NADYS productions each year in the Village Hall. Experience the the thrill of live theatre!

Newick Bonfire Society

Probably the village's largest and most popular society, N.B.S. put a spectacular fireworks display on The Green each November and take part in bonfire celebrations all over Sussex to commemorate the 'Gunpowder Plot' against Parliament in 1605. In addition, throughout the year they hold a variety of fundraising events and also help support the Village Hall.

Newick page - Wikipedia

A page containing information about our village on this internationally recognised online encyclopaedia.

Newick Twinning Association

Newick Twinning Association was established in 1992. Our aim is to foster good relations with other countries in Europe, and to establish warm personal friendships between the people of our village and our European counterparts. As well as these serious objectives, we also have a lot of fun! N.T.A. members use the Village Hall Committee room for french lessons

Newick Village Society

We are an environmental group in Newick, East Sussex, concerned about issues such as planning, traffic, waste management and other similar matters which affect our village. The Village Society organise the highly popular 'Gardens Open Day' in June. The Village Hall will be one of five charities to benefit from the proceeds this year.

No Land Raise Group

The Ten Parish Action Group comprises representatives from The PARISHES of: Chiddingly, Chalvington w Ripe, Laughton, East Hoathly, Hellingly, Selmeston, Fletching, Ringmer, Arlington, Hailsham This was co-ordinated Wealden District Cllr, Barby Dashwood-Hall. Note that it includes Fletching in whose parish is the Piltdown site Every parish is free to send in their own page to the website but we are anxious to campaign against the Whole landraise strategy at this stage

Royal Horticultural Society

Save Newick Facebook Page

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Save Newick Group

SaveNewick.com aims to gather information relating to the proposals to locate a land raise waste facility next to Newick. We want to help local residents and businesses to learn more about the issues, and discuss them online, so that they can offer a valid defence to the council’s proposals. Our objective is to stop a waste facility being built next to Newick.

St Peter & St James Hospice

Hospice and Continuing Care Centre

The Local Neighbourhood Watch Association

Lewes Town and Rural Neighbourhood Watch Association

Vale of Sussex

The Vale of Sussex is a name that for decades has been given to the rolling lands that lie between the South Downs and the High Weald. They contain many areas of outstanding natural beauty and many features of historic and scientific interest. Indeed, much of the unique beauty of the South Downs themselves derives from the unspoilt views north across the Vale with its fields, woods, meadows and streams. The essential character of both the Downs and the Vale must be preserved and protected.