View towards Lancing Ring at time of Public Enquiry into A27 Lancing - Worthing bypass.
Circa 1993. Copyright Chris D'Santos...
Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Welcome to: GO TO LANCING...
View towards Lancing Ring at time of Public Enquiry into A27 Lancing - Worthing bypass.
Circa 1993. Copyright Chris D'Santos...
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
INTRODUCTION
This is a simple blog which I've called GO TO LANCING and is designed to be a quick search engine for links to websites connected with Lancing, specifically those connected with the regeneration of the village and nearby areas. I thought it would be a good idea to put all the links in one place so that anyone shopping for information about Lancing will just need to go to one site without having to trawl through favourites or Google or search in darkness. All you have to do is type into your favoured search engine or Google: "gotolancing" then select GO TO LANCING which will bring you to this site. Save to 'favourites' and updates will be automatically on site whenever you visit GO TO LANCING....at "gotolancing.blogspot.co.uk"
The list is not exhaustive and will be updated over time but since there is such a profusion of sites I thought it might be good to have them all listed in one place so that anyone new to the regeneration of Lancing, or those who need or want to be kept updated on latest developments simply need to hit one site to gain access to all the others. There is a brief description of each link to make sourcing the information as simple as possible.....
All of the sites are based on those that I have accessed over the past year and those that have been linked from the Lancing Regeneration Facebook page. If anyone requires their listing to be removed or added please let me know....Chris D.
The list is not exhaustive and will be updated over time but since there is such a profusion of sites I thought it might be good to have them all listed in one place so that anyone new to the regeneration of Lancing, or those who need or want to be kept updated on latest developments simply need to hit one site to gain access to all the others. There is a brief description of each link to make sourcing the information as simple as possible.....
All of the sites are based on those that I have accessed over the past year and those that have been linked from the Lancing Regeneration Facebook page. If anyone requires their listing to be removed or added please let me know....Chris D.
LINKS TO LANCING WEBSITES
Lancing Regeneration's on the ball, moment by moment feedback forum for all those interested in improving Lancing. This is a forum for local businesses and community. Take note that comments on this site have an impact for positive change in Lancing...
Click on the link below for up to the minute viewpoints and topical comment from residents past and present who have an interest in the regeneration of the largest village in England.....
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lancing-Regeneration/290228201011402
Click on the link below for up to date information on the regeneration of the areas controlled by Adur district council including the Lancing Vision....
http://www.adur-worthing.gov.uk/regeneration/
Click on the link below for all things Lancing Parish Council....
http://www.lancingparishcouncil.gov.uk/
Clink on the link below for all things North Lancing Community Association....
http://www.northlancing.org/NLCA/North%20Lancing%20Community%20Association.htm
Click on the link below for a website devoted to all things Lancing. Created in 2007 by married couple Keith & Melanie... The forum area will require time and attention to sift through depending on areas of interest....
http://www.lancingindependent.co.uk/forum.html
The newest website yet, specifically devoted to the businesses of Lancing. Click on the link below to find:
http://www.lovelancing.co.uk/
For businesses who have yet to take advantage of a free of charge listing on the above website....please click on this link to register.....
http://localshop.seemysale.co.uk/seller/seemylocalshop/
Here's a good page on the Lancing Sensory Garden from November 2012 via the North Lancing Community website....Click on the link below...
http://www.northlancing.org/web%20pages/Community%20Listings%20files/Lancing%20Sensory%20Garden/Lancing%20Sensory%20Garden.htm
For up to date information regarding the development of the Beach Green building please click on the link below...
http://lancingbeach.com/
For an introduction into a really interesting project and also an invitation to the Lancing community to become involved in a public celebration of light late this year... This maybe for you... the Sea of Lights....Click on the link below to access the Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/theseaoflights
The Sea of Lights website has also recently gone online and can be found by clicking on the link below. Here you can find out about the team behind the project, the inspiration for the project and how you can become involved and more besides. Sea of Lights can also be followed on Twitter. Click on the link below...
http://www.seaoflights.co.uk/
Here is a link to a facebook page called The Lancing Local. It has been set up by Andrea Ballance, also known as Bloomers Macoy. It is designed to be an online diary that advertises events. Andrea has set the page up to allow all internet users know what's going on in Lancing - and when - and for word of mouth to pass on the details. If you want to plan your days ahead in Lancing check out The Lancing Local. And if you have an event to advertise don't forget to add your details....
Here's how it works :
" The way the page works... Lancing Local will post up a date e.g. Saturday 26th January, 2013... then groups, events and sharers can put their event under the right date with the time and place. This way we can think, what is going on on Saturday? Click Saturday and then we will be able to scroll through that days advertisements and shares." (The Lancing Local)....
So click on the link below to get upto date information on Lancing happenings or to add exposure to your own happening please add to :...
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Lancing-Local/322347021218083?fref=ts
For all the latest developments on Lancing Regeneration's inaugural community driven Adur Pot of Gold awarded Lancing Sensory Garden Project please click on the link below.....and become involved on Lancing Regeneration's Headline Project...with more to come...keep clicking...And if it is too late to become involved then be sure to take advantage of a sitdown in a stylish setting - the garden opens in late April 2013 with an official opening in June 2013. By then all the plants will be in place....and there are good food pit-stops nearby...Please dispose of your rubbish via the bin provided.....!
http://www.facebook.com/LRSensoryGarden
For Lancing on Wikipedia click on the link below...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancing,_West_Sussex
For all things about the regenerated New Sussex Hotel ( formerly the Three Horseshoes), click on the link below...
http://www.thenewsussexhotel.co.uk/
For all things Adur Festival 2013 please click on the link below...
http://www.adurfestival.co.uk/
For all things Sompting. For sharing of information, viewpoints and community togetherness please click on the facebook page link below...
http://www.facebook.com/SomptingResidents?filter=1
Sompting Village recently won £1million to go towards the regeneration of their village. This money must be spent by the community and not by any political representatives at local or national platforms. The idea is to galvanise local communities to get together and create projects and ideas that will be of benefit to the whole community. This is a government directive that must be fulfilled by local communities. There should be no interference from any govermental source. It is incumbent on the community area awarded the money to come up with ideas and for those ideas to be put forward for authorisation and release of funds for the projects to become reality. This money is awarded over a ten year period at £100,000 per year.
Click on the link below for further information about the Big Local...
http://www.localtrust.org.uk/big-local/
For information about community voluntary work via Adur Voluntary Action and for more links to lots of other interesting things regarding the Adur district click on the link below which will take you to the AVA homepage...
http://www.adurva.org/#photoshow
For courses on the regeneration of fabrics and furniture and for the purchase of quality reconditioned furniture from beds to mattresses, sofas to wardrobes please click on the link below for the Recycled Goods Company based in Chartwell Road...
http://www.recycledgoodsfactory.co.uk/
This is a vital website for anyone with disability issues. It contains a comprehensive listing of accessability to buildings in the Adur district in multiple categories from accommodation to arts, food & drink to leisure, healthcare to shopping and more. For information about special access by public transport, parking, wheelchair access, help for the partially sighted or blind, hard of hearing or deaf please click on the link below...
http://www.accessadur.com/
To access the British Design Partnership (BDP) website, the organisation tasked with the creation of the Lancing Regeneration Vision, click on the link below. Their printed report can be accessed on the 1st floor of Lancing library in the local studies section...
http://www.bdp.com/
Clicking on the link below will take you to a wonderful blog created by Ray Hamblett called Lancing Village Memories. Ray has accumulated some 32 first person narratives related to their memories of life lived in Lancing. The reminiscences are by past and present residents but the immediacy of the recollections is touching and brings the reader into the spirit of the village and its recent history.
Anyone wishing to add their memories to Ray's collection should either access this site by clicking on the link below or emailing Ray directly at ray.hamblett@gmail.com
http://lancingmemories.blogspot.co.uk/
Electric Storm Youth (ESY) has a vision to build a brand new facility for young people on the former Freshbrook School site off Grinstead Lane which lies close to North Road, Lancing and the A27 Lancing roundabout.
"We want to offer the young people of our community facilities and services that are right at the heart of youth culture. We want to offer them something amazing. We want to give them a home from home. We want to see it staffed with people who are deeply passionate about seeing young people learn for themselves, and lead a life that they find fulfilling, rewarding and above all else, fun." (electricstormyouth.co.uk)...
If you want to find out more information, donate money or become involved in this project please click on the link below:
http://www.electricstormyouth.co.uk/
Click on the link below for up to the minute viewpoints and topical comment from residents past and present who have an interest in the regeneration of the largest village in England.....
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Lancing-Regeneration/290228201011402
Click on the link below for up to date information on the regeneration of the areas controlled by Adur district council including the Lancing Vision....
http://www.adur-worthing.gov.uk/regeneration/
Click on the link below for all things Lancing Parish Council....
http://www.lancingparishcouncil.gov.uk/
Clink on the link below for all things North Lancing Community Association....
http://www.northlancing.org/NLCA/North%20Lancing%20Community%20Association.htm
Click on the link below for a website devoted to all things Lancing. Created in 2007 by married couple Keith & Melanie... The forum area will require time and attention to sift through depending on areas of interest....
http://www.lancingindependent.co.uk/forum.html
The newest website yet, specifically devoted to the businesses of Lancing. Click on the link below to find:
http://www.lovelancing.co.uk/
For businesses who have yet to take advantage of a free of charge listing on the above website....please click on this link to register.....
http://localshop.seemysale.co.uk/seller/seemylocalshop/
Here's a good page on the Lancing Sensory Garden from November 2012 via the North Lancing Community website....Click on the link below...
http://www.northlancing.org/web%20pages/Community%20Listings%20files/Lancing%20Sensory%20Garden/Lancing%20Sensory%20Garden.htm
For up to date information regarding the development of the Beach Green building please click on the link below...
http://lancingbeach.com/
For an introduction into a really interesting project and also an invitation to the Lancing community to become involved in a public celebration of light late this year... This maybe for you... the Sea of Lights....Click on the link below to access the Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/theseaoflights
The Sea of Lights website has also recently gone online and can be found by clicking on the link below. Here you can find out about the team behind the project, the inspiration for the project and how you can become involved and more besides. Sea of Lights can also be followed on Twitter. Click on the link below...
http://www.seaoflights.co.uk/
Here is a link to a facebook page called The Lancing Local. It has been set up by Andrea Ballance, also known as Bloomers Macoy. It is designed to be an online diary that advertises events. Andrea has set the page up to allow all internet users know what's going on in Lancing - and when - and for word of mouth to pass on the details. If you want to plan your days ahead in Lancing check out The Lancing Local. And if you have an event to advertise don't forget to add your details....
Here's how it works :
" The way the page works... Lancing Local will post up a date e.g. Saturday 26th January, 2013... then groups, events and sharers can put their event under the right date with the time and place. This way we can think, what is going on on Saturday? Click Saturday and then we will be able to scroll through that days advertisements and shares." (The Lancing Local)....
So click on the link below to get upto date information on Lancing happenings or to add exposure to your own happening please add to :...
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Lancing-Local/322347021218083?fref=ts
For all the latest developments on Lancing Regeneration's inaugural community driven Adur Pot of Gold awarded Lancing Sensory Garden Project please click on the link below.....and become involved on Lancing Regeneration's Headline Project...with more to come...keep clicking...And if it is too late to become involved then be sure to take advantage of a sitdown in a stylish setting - the garden opens in late April 2013 with an official opening in June 2013. By then all the plants will be in place....and there are good food pit-stops nearby...Please dispose of your rubbish via the bin provided.....!
http://www.facebook.com/LRSensoryGarden
For Lancing on Wikipedia click on the link below...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancing,_West_Sussex
For all things about the regenerated New Sussex Hotel ( formerly the Three Horseshoes), click on the link below...
http://www.thenewsussexhotel.co.uk/
For all things Adur Festival 2013 please click on the link below...
http://www.adurfestival.co.uk/
For all things Sompting. For sharing of information, viewpoints and community togetherness please click on the facebook page link below...
http://www.facebook.com/SomptingResidents?filter=1
Sompting Village recently won £1million to go towards the regeneration of their village. This money must be spent by the community and not by any political representatives at local or national platforms. The idea is to galvanise local communities to get together and create projects and ideas that will be of benefit to the whole community. This is a government directive that must be fulfilled by local communities. There should be no interference from any govermental source. It is incumbent on the community area awarded the money to come up with ideas and for those ideas to be put forward for authorisation and release of funds for the projects to become reality. This money is awarded over a ten year period at £100,000 per year.
Click on the link below for further information about the Big Local...
http://www.localtrust.org.uk/big-local/
For information about community voluntary work via Adur Voluntary Action and for more links to lots of other interesting things regarding the Adur district click on the link below which will take you to the AVA homepage...
http://www.adurva.org/#photoshow
For courses on the regeneration of fabrics and furniture and for the purchase of quality reconditioned furniture from beds to mattresses, sofas to wardrobes please click on the link below for the Recycled Goods Company based in Chartwell Road...
http://www.recycledgoodsfactory.co.uk/
This is a vital website for anyone with disability issues. It contains a comprehensive listing of accessability to buildings in the Adur district in multiple categories from accommodation to arts, food & drink to leisure, healthcare to shopping and more. For information about special access by public transport, parking, wheelchair access, help for the partially sighted or blind, hard of hearing or deaf please click on the link below...
http://www.accessadur.com/
To access the British Design Partnership (BDP) website, the organisation tasked with the creation of the Lancing Regeneration Vision, click on the link below. Their printed report can be accessed on the 1st floor of Lancing library in the local studies section...
http://www.bdp.com/
Clicking on the link below will take you to a wonderful blog created by Ray Hamblett called Lancing Village Memories. Ray has accumulated some 32 first person narratives related to their memories of life lived in Lancing. The reminiscences are by past and present residents but the immediacy of the recollections is touching and brings the reader into the spirit of the village and its recent history.
Anyone wishing to add their memories to Ray's collection should either access this site by clicking on the link below or emailing Ray directly at ray.hamblett@gmail.com
http://lancingmemories.blogspot.co.uk/
Electric Storm Youth (ESY) has a vision to build a brand new facility for young people on the former Freshbrook School site off Grinstead Lane which lies close to North Road, Lancing and the A27 Lancing roundabout.
"We want to offer the young people of our community facilities and services that are right at the heart of youth culture. We want to offer them something amazing. We want to give them a home from home. We want to see it staffed with people who are deeply passionate about seeing young people learn for themselves, and lead a life that they find fulfilling, rewarding and above all else, fun." (electricstormyouth.co.uk)...
If you want to find out more information, donate money or become involved in this project please click on the link below:
http://www.electricstormyouth.co.uk/
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