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Due to the pandemic and the latest lockdown restrictions, the Parish Office remains closed to visitors. However, staff are contactable by using this website’s ‘Contact’ form, e-mail the Clerk direct parishclerk@ferringparishcouncil.org.uk or on 01903 249449.

Public Information from Ferring Parish Council –

West Sussex County Council (WSCC) are aware of a broken pipe at the north end of Sea Lane with the junction of Goring Way.

There are planned works to repair this broken pipe between the dates of 18th to 20th January 2021.

Due to Coronavirus (Covid-19), and adhering to National Lockdown Government Guidelines introduced on 5th January 2021, the above dates are provisional and may be subject to change.

FERRING PARISH COUNCIL HAS A NEW FACEBOOK PAGE

As part of a programme of improvement to the way in which the Parish Council communicate with the community, we have set up this Facebook Page. It is intended to be used to promote the Parish Council’s activities and as a message board to inform the village of events, planned road works and general information, and as a sign post to other sites of interest or of relevant official information.

The Parish Council Website will continue to be the main source of information. Sending a message/comment via Facebook will not be considered as contacting the Parish Council for official purposes and the Parish Council is not obliged to monitor or respond to requests for information made through Facebook. Therefore any questions or requests for information, etc, should continue to be made in the usual way to the Office by email, phone or letter.

To access the page, click on the link on our ‘Community / Ferring On-line’ page or search for Ferring Parish Council on Facebook and select the “Pages” filter on the left and the link should appear, otherwise you can access via this link:
(https://www.facebook.com/Ferring-Parish-Council-101591741884593)

Ferring Parish Council Supports the Fight Against Development of the North Goring ‘Gap’ .