HDC farm user survey: comment by Mon 27 Nov | Friends of Chesworth Farm

Posted by: Tim Thomas | October 16, 2017

HDC farm user survey: comment by Mon 27 Nov

Horsham District Council has launched a Farm User Survey for visitors to Chesworth Farm – as part of its preparation for the farm’s next management plan.

For more details and the survey, please follow the link to the HDC Chesworth Farm page or copy it into your browser: http://www.horsham.gov.uk/chesworthfarm. Please share this link to all the farm users you know.

The deadline for comments is Monday 27 November. We know you will think carefully about your answers. Your interest is much appreciated.

Gravel Pit in full bloom by Steve Knight

Posted in Activities, Nature, Public | Tags: Chesworth Farm, Farm User Survey, Gravel Pit, HDC, Horsham District Council

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I just need to say the Lama lookout is very slippery when wet; it like walking on ice. Perhaps some chicken wire is needed.

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By: Maureen Taylor on November 12, 2017
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- Thank Maureen. We will pass that comment onto the HDC countryside warden team. We hope you have also found five minutes to complete the survey. Friends of Chesworth Farm
  
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  By: laurahct on November 14, 2017
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