The Turner-Dumbrell Foundation is following up Michael Blencowe’s presentation on the flora and fauna of Lodge Hill with a series of free nature walks there, guided by him.
They are now all fully subscribed, but we are hoping to be able to organise more later in the summer. Anyone wishing to go on the waiting list should contact the secretary via the contact facility on this website.
The Turner Dumbrell Foundation would like to apologise for any disruption along Boddington’s Lane and the adjacent land at the... read more
A £20,000 grant to help fund a complete renewal of the play area at Ditchling Recreation Ground has been awarded... read more
Creating ponds, tree planting and buffer strips of vegetation are all being proposed as ways to improve drainage on Lodge... read more
An exciting new plan to manage Lodge Hill, including action to nurture its rare animals and plants, reintroduction of livestock... read more
The Turner-Dumbrell Foundation is developing long-term plans to revitalise the native wildlife and plants on its land at Lodge Hill... read more
Final details for the launch of the revitalisation of Lodge Hill have been agreed. It will be a pop-in event from... read more
This year saw an exciting nearly year-long collaboration between Turner Dumbrell Workshops occupant Julie Rignell and Ditchling Museum of Art... read more
The Turner Dumbell Foundation has been making progress on its project to revitalise the ecology of Lodge Hill. Cattle have... read more
Grants totalling £20,000 have been awarded to a range of Ditchling organisations by the Turner-Dumbrell Foundation. At its AGM the trustees... read more
Grants totalling £40,000 have been awarded to a range of Ditchling organisations as the Turner-Dumbrell Foundation marks the 40th anniversary... read more
