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The Council has a number of focus groups and committees on which the Chairman and Vice Chairman are ex-officio.
Finance: Mrs D Thomas (Clerk), Mr H Threlfall, Mrs A Moir
Emergency Plan, Police and Neighbourhood watch: Mr T Steer and Mr H Threlfall
Planning: Mr K Berggreen (Chairman), Mr T Steer, Mrs A Moir, Mrs V Hawken, Mr H Threlfall
Volunteers and Community Payback Focus Group: Mr T Steer and M Spragg and Baron Von Thunderclap
Housing and Development Land: Mrs A Moir and Mr K Berggreen
Roads and Highways Focus Group: Mr T Steer, Mr M Spragg
Footpaths: Mr K Berggreen and Mr H Threlfall
Communications Focus Group: (Website, Facebook, emails, TV), Mrs V Hawken and Mrs A Moir
Action Plan Focus Group: Mrs V Hawken
Interests:
Rawson Hall: currently vacant
Bolney Volunteers: Mr T Steer, Mr M Spragg, Baron Von Thunderclap
Neighbourhood watch liaison: Mr. T.Steer and Mr H Threlfall
Rampion Wind Farm: Mr K Berggreen
Village Society: currently vacant
Police Liaison: Mr. T.Steer.
South Mid Sussex County Local Committee: Mr T Steer and Mr H Threlfall
West Sussex Association of Local Councils: Mr K Berggreen, Mrs A Moir and Mr T Steer
(WSALC organises training courses for Councillors and Clerks, issues circulars and gives advice to local authorities on good practice, procedure and management, and on legal issues. It also takes forward views on behalf of Local Authorities to the National Association of Local Councils (NALC) who make representations to Government bodies etc.)
Mid Sussex Association of Local Councils: Mrs A.Moir and Mr K Berggreen
(MSALC is a group forum for all Local Authorities in Mid Sussex to enable the pooling of ideas, discussing items of mutual interest and, where necessary, making representations to District and County authorities.)
Action in Rural Sussex: Ad Hoc
(AIRS gives help and advice to Local Authorities and Residents Associations on Local Action Plans, Village Appraisals and surveys. It highlights problems specific to rural areas and tries to create a climate in which rural businesses and communities can prosper.)
South Mid Sussex
