Some dates for your diaries...

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A Series of Lectures Organised by the Sussex Ouse Conservation Society

The formation of the river
At Beechwood Hall, Beechwood Lane, Hamsey
Thursday, 26^th November 2009 starting at 7pm.
Geoff Mead of the University of Sussex will explain how the geology of
The Weald influenced the formation of the river.

The history of the river
The Lecture Room at Lewes Town Hall.
Friday 22^nd January 2010 starting at 7pm.
The eminent historian Dr. Peter Brandon will describe the impact of man throughout history on the structure of the river.

The ecology of the river
Plumpton Village Hall,
Thursday, 18^th  February 2010 starting at 7 pm.
Dr.Martyn Stenning will show how the environment of the river has influenced the plants and animals that live there.

The present day demands on the river
The Lecture Room, Lewes Town Hall
Friday 19th March 2010 starting at 7pm.
John Spence of Southern Water will clarify the Water Framework Directive and its influence on current discharge and abstraction policies.

The presentations will last for approximately one hour followed by questions and refreshments.
Admission to lectures is free but donations will be welcome.
For more information contact Mary Parker  Tel: [phone]

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