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This is the home page for amberleysociety.co.uk providing information about the village and activities of Amberley West Sussex and its history

Latest News

The Amberley Goes Wild calendar is now available for £10.  All proceeds to go towards new audiovisual equipment for the church hall.

Email Catherine on

cunninghampc@gmail.com

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Latest Wildbrooks Parish Magazine

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The Amberley Society has digitised the film produced in 1977 in support of its successful campaign of that year to conserve the Amberley Wildbrooks - to see the film , press here

The new Amberley Society constitution can be found on the Amberley Society pages - we have applied for charitable status

For your diary -  Amberley Open Gardens 2026 is on Sunday June 14th

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It has become a tradition in Amberley for residents to open up their houses for a Living Advent Calendar 

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Amberley,  with its mix of architectural styles is one of the prettiest villages in England

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Save our Sportsman

Campaign to acquire the Sportsman as a Community Pub

Modernise and improve the Amberley Church Hall - being undertaken by the Hallraisers

Amberley Society

The Society, along with its partners, has campaigned and achieved many successes since it was founded in 1977.

Surrounded by so much history and precious countryside an important part of what we do is to increase and share our understanding and appreciation of Amberley through regular meetings, talks and walks.  

We have at least three meetings each year with interesting, relevant topics which regularly fill the Church Hall to capacity. The meetings are enjoyable, relaxed and sociable.

The Society is respected by and regularly works with other agencies including Amberley Parish Council, Horsham District Council, West Sussex County Council , the South Downs National Park Authority, the Environment Agency and Natural England.  Our membership of the South Downs Network has enabled a wide range of partnerships with organisations such as CPRE, the South Downs Society, Sussex Wildlife Trust,  RSPB, National Trust and the Ramblers Association. For details of the community issues that the Society have worked on see Campaigns and Projects.

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Please note that the information on this website is provided in good faith. The Amberley Society does not guarantee the accuracy or otherwise of this information. The Amberley Society will not be liable for any losses or damages as a result of the use of this website and your use of the website shall be deemed as an implied acceptance of this disclaimer.

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