What a mixture of summer weather, scorching heatwaves and all of a sudden the autumn season kicks in with timely showers. The village greens have shown their resilience and have been well looked after so a big thank you to the volunteers who make such a difference. The apple and crab apple trees on Langrish Green are full of fruit. The bench by the bus stop has had an upgrade but the plaque seems to be missing. Does anyone know what happened to it?
Ramsdean green and its bench look very inviting.
The summer seems to have been remarkably busy for residents with Italy and Europe being preferred destinations this year. See Vox Cantab in Milan.
2025 marks 80 years since the end of WWII and VJ day, which is covered in the Mayors for Peace article in this issue.
We invite new contributors to the magazine to keep it lively and dynamic so please make sure your achievements and events don’t go unnoticed in the community. More contributors from Ramsdean please. We hope you enjoy this current issue.
This issue will be printed and distributed to homes in Ramsdean and Langrish. Surplus copies will be left in St John’s church.
We are grateful to Chris Hayward for formatting the September Squeaker design.
Electronic copies of The Squeaker are available online since 2000
There is also a library of flyers produced to advertise Friends events
Editor – Langrish and Ramsdean Friends
Electronic copies of The Squeaker are available online since 2000
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10HGuvGX1Kk2PsNrRyNKcA9boP1IygHOO
There is also a library of flyers produced to advertise Friends events
https://squeaker.org.uk/friends-meeting-archive/
Julie Blackwell on behalf of The Friends Committee
The Squeaker 