A STALL celebrating the imminent third anniversary of Camp Titnore will be staged at Holder's Corner in Worthing Town Centre (near the old Woolworth's) on Saturday May 16 from 11am to about 2pm. Supporters are invited to come and support the event and raise public awareness of the ongoing battle.

Sunday April 26 2009

TITNORE campers and nearby residents are joining forces to oppose the plans for the new Tesco Extra hypermarket which threatens to take over a field near the site and the proposed housing development (see below). Leaflets and newsletters are being produced for residents. If you can help spread the word contact the camp or go to www.protectourwoodland.co.uk/update.htm And don't forget Thursday night's meeting at the Beechwood Hall.

Sunday April 12 2009

THE PROTEST camp against the 875-homes development at Titnore Woods, Durrington, Worthing, is now approaching its third birthday and the campaigners are still in good spirits. Visitors are always welcome and help is always needed. At the moment beams of wood for building more tree houses would be particularly useful, plus someone with a van or truck to help bring material to the site. Tinned food provision are always gratefully received.

Saturday April 11 2009

TESCO'S application to go ahead with its massive Tesco Extra store next to the protest camp is currently up before the council. Write in against the new megastore, quoting application number WB/09/0146/ARM and send to the Development Control Manager, Worthing Borough Council, Portland House, Richmond Road, Worthing by 14th May 2009. Opponents are also being urged to write to the Worthing Herald at letters@worthingtoday.co.uk setting out their feelings about the proposal. More info from Protect Our Woodland!. The issue will also be discussed at the next meeting of Worthing Alliance, to be held at Beechwood Hall, Wykeham Road, Worthing, at 8pm on Thursday April 30.