New neighbours | Friends of Chesworth Farm

Posted by: lhct | July 18, 2015

New neighbours

Change is in the air, with new landowners on two of Chesworth Farm’s boundaries.

There are new owners of the fields south-east of the Arun Bridge – on the left as you go up Pedlar’s way/Lovers Lane. On first look, it appears they may be returning the field access to the formal county footpath routes only. The Arun bridge marks Chesworth Farm’s south border.

There are also new owners at Amiesmill Farm in Kerves Lane, over the road from Chesworth Farm’s east border.

Posted in Public | Tags: Amiesmill, Chesworth Farm, River Arun

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