There were originally five pubs in Limpsfield but only one now remains. That is The Bull Inn halfway down the high street on the east side. The Bull was built in the 17th century with 19th century additions. It is timber framed and tile hung. Until the 18th Century, it was called “The Chequers”.
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The little bus stop at Broomlands Lane on A25 has been looking rather sad for a while.
Not sure who’s been removing the limpsfield way and community cycle route discs from the posts around Limpsfield Chart / Common, but we’ll find out. Pretty un-community spirited of you though…
Parish Councillors were busy yesterday at The Pound on Wolf’s Row (by the Parish Office) planting daffodils and a new Mulberry Tree to replace the one we sadly lost in the storms.
PLEASE NOTE – MONDAY 10 OCTOBER LPC meeting – Venue changed to Millennium Room, St Peter’s Church, Limpsfield High Street. 7pm for public attendance, email clerk@limpsfield.org in advance please as space is limited and time is limited to 15 minutes for the public session. Thank you.
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