AGM 2010
The 2010 AGM was held on 28th April 2010. Chairman Allan Tyler stepped down after eight years and Philip Baker was appointed in his place. David Heasman was appointed deputy chairman and Christine Tristram was re-elected as secretary and Michael Manning was re-elected as treasure.
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Attempts to relocate East Grinstead Town Football Club and East Grinstead Target Shooting Club continued during the year. Two additional possible sites were identified and negotiations continue. More...
Dates for Ashplats Conservation Group 2009
All meeting are from 10.00am until 3.00pm We meet behind the Pavilion by the blue door In East Court. More...
AGM 2008
Allan Tyler was re-elected as chairman, Philip Baker as vice chairman and Michael Manning as treasurer. More...
AGM 2007: Elections
Allan Tyler was re-elected as Chairman and Philip Baker as Vice Chairman. Mrs Beverly Heasman, Mr P.K.A.Baker and Mr A.Tyler were elected to the Council of Management. More...
AGM 2007: Donations
The Chairman, Allan Tyler, reported that he had written a letter in support of grant applications to the Football Foundation and Mid Sussex District Council by East Grinstead Town Football Club. The club was in the process of upgrading their ground to comply with new Football Association regulations. This was essential if they were to remain in the Sussex League. The members agreed to offer a grant of £8400 towards the upgrading work. It was also decided to seek quotations for the repair and resurfacing of the access road to the club. More...
East Court Estate.
The company owns approximately 100 acres of land including 47.5 acres of Ashplats Wood. It lease some land to, and financially assists, East Grinstead Town Football Club and East Grinstead Target Shooting Club. The remainder of the estate is leased to and maintained by Mid Sussex District Council. More...
Future of the Estate
In 1973 the estate was leased to the then newly formed Mid Sussex District Council to manage and maintain for a period of 21 years. This lease was renewed in 1995 for a further 40 years. It was extended to include Ashplats Wood, which was designated as a local site of nature conservation importance. More...
