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Cocking's website and the Cocking History Column were both unveiled on 15th April 2005. The site both celebrates history and looks to the future while reflecting and promoting village life.
 

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New South Downs Boundary may run through Cocking
Saturday, 30 June 2007
New proposed boundaries have been published that exclude Midhurst, Petworth, Fernhurst, Milland, Northchapel, Petersfield and Liss from the plans for a South Downs National Park. The revised boundary, based on the inspector's recommendation, runs south around Midhurst crossing the A286 less than 200 metres north of the turning to Heyshott (Bex Lane).

Maps can be viewed on the Natural England website - click here for a link . The revised boundary is only 'indicative and will be subject to a further period of consultation assuming that the Minister decides to reopen the South Downs public inquiry in late 2007. The consultation period on that decision runs from 2nd July to 13th August 2007.
 
Parish Meeting 2007
Wednesday, 23 May 2007

Juliet Kay anf Frances RussellThe annual Parish Meeting was held in Cocking Church on the evening of 24th May.

In addition to the main business, the retirement of Aubrey Marks and Juliet Kay as councillors was marked and they were thanked for their work on the Parish Council by Chair, Frances Russell.

Aubrey Marks & Frances Russell 

 
Police Trap Catches Speeding Motorists
Saturday, 19 May 2007
Speed TrapThe Sussex Police set up a speed trap on the corner of the A286 opposite the Post Office this weekend. Before long they were flagging down motorists caught breaking the 30 m.p.h limit that applies through the village.

It will be no surprise to local residents that these drivers had driven past the speed sensitive warning sign and were still over the limit.

One of the first cars stopped was a powerful red Ferrari, but this was swiftly followed by an old red Volvo estate. No pattern there except perhaps the colour, but it was good to see some positive action from the Police.
 
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