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in Arundel, West Sussex www.arundelchurchofenglandschool.org.uk www.twitter.com/ArundelCofE

The Bridge Centre at No 6 is located at the bottom of the High Street and offers nine rooms of antiques and collectibles ranging from furniture to pin dollies. Wander through the building and discover all kinds of artifacts from the past that will take you back to those bygone days.

Arundel Cool is where "Heritage is made Hip" ! Providing contemporary souvenirs and gifts that are locally sourced.

19th to 20th October 2013 - A fabulous menu of events is being put together for Arundel’s third annual food festival, to feed the mind and delight the digestion!

Stunning collection of beautiful designer clothing from a selection of Europe's best smaller labels.

CONSTITUTION: A group for the organization and economics of the Edible Forest Garden at Arundel, West Sussex. The Arundel Forest Garden is defined as an example that provides food (medicine), shelter and good company in abundance for free, harmlessly, working in conscious co-creation with the nature intelligences as exemplified here: (easy - www.EdibleForestGardens.com (workbooks) - The Perelandra Garden Workbooks - www.Findhorn.org). The garden is protected by the five Buddhist precepts for harmlessness that made it's coming into being possible. (http://www.accesstoinsight.org/ptf/dhamma/sila/pancasila.html) This is just a facebook group for communication - to become a member of the garden you need to create an account on the Beacon Bank Community Exchange www.Community-Exchange.org under UK exchanges. Add Gardening as your offering and anything else you feel like exchanging. We use this system to sign people up to the principles of the garden and record what is in the garden, what goes in and out of the garden and others so we build up a genetic library and store house of available goods and services that can all be exchanged in mutual credit (not barter). Members of the Exchange are subject to the principles of the exchange and once you have joined the exchange this serves as your contract of agreement to adhere to these principles [] within the garden so we know that there is the most slight opportunity for harm to come to you, to others, that the garden will be as beneficial for children as possible and the most conducive environment is had for the cultivation of our consciousness and thereby connecting and honoring the life in the garden by keeping our vessels clear to recieve the purest water that is naturally offered. This group is where we will be organising the "planties", planting parties and co-operative gardening practices. This will be discussed more at the planties but it combines what we can grow at home, with what good fun is then possible when we come together... A certain percentage of our produce will be left to go to seed so that we can trade in seed in the Beacon Bank Seed Exchange (BBSE) another group on this Exchange. Please use this group to record what you put in and take out of the garden to we can map out how well each aspect is doing. The Garden Journal can be found here and is for people to update what they have been busy with in the garden. A Map & photos of the garden can be seen here Garden constitution discussion here We so look forwards to becoming this all important example with you and welcome your feedback and assistance. Georgina The Duchess of Norfolk Charles Fraser (co-founders of the Arundel Forest Garden) check out the website for more info. We are one One love

We also cater for private functions and the venue is available to hire out 7 days a week, we can provide buffets and entertainment. up stairs we have 3 rooms available at competitive bed and breakfast rates. any further questions please call on 01903 883029

Antique and Vintage Interiors http://arundelgal.blogspot.com/ www.arundeleccentrics.com www.nassinteriors.com

Our members present a varied programme of productions throughout the year, including one for the Arundel Festival, all in the unique Priory Playhouse.

The Swan is located in the historic market town of Arundel, home of the Dukes of Norfolk for over 850 years, overlooking the River Arun. Visitors, either business or leisure, will be enchanted by the cobbled streets, art galleries and many speciality shops. With 14 boutique bedrooms, refurbished in May 2012, and a comfortable restaurant and bar, offering dishes made from the finest local produce and complemented by Fuller's award winning ales.

We are a professional domestic oven cleaning family run business, which has been established for 10 years in the Bournmeouth area. We are now operating in the West Sussex area. Call us now for a free over the phone quote!

Many families enjoyed the best of both worlds in this handsome Georgian mansion. Situated at the end of a private road with a spacious front lawn, it’s well away from the busy traffic of Arundel yet just over a mile from the town centre. If you’re looking to stay in the area, you’ll be pleased to know that the YHA has many hostels in the area including our fan faves of Littlehampton, Burley and Truleigh Hill. Sandy beaches of Clymping, Littlehampton and West Wittering are nearby, where the kids can run riot with buckets and spades. There’s also walking aplenty - the Monarch’s Way will lead you onto the expansive South Downs or, for an evening stroll, follow the riverside path to Arundel. This is a site dedicated to the CLOSED hostel of Arundel, it was a hostel for 66 years and we'd love to hear your stories and see your pictures of this wonderful building.