Trees on Daisyfields site in Littlehampton saved after council sells land

Trees at the Daisyfields site in Littlehampton under threat of being chopped down have been given some respite by Arun District Council.
Daisyfields Camping and Caravan site. Littlehampton. Picture : Liz PearceDaisyfields Camping and Caravan site. Littlehampton. Picture : Liz Pearce
Daisyfields Camping and Caravan site. Littlehampton. Picture : Liz Pearce

According to Littlehampton town councillor Derrick Chester, after Arun District Council sold the land of the former campsite in Cornfield Close, Littlehampton, he asked them to ‘assess the site and its surrounds to see what trees could be protected’.

On Monday morning, he noticed a queue of vehicles waiting to access the site equipped for clearance, so he contacted Arun to see if they had made any tree protection orders.

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He said: “I was delighted to see that by this evening a provisional notice, but one that provides immediate protection, had been posted by Arun. I urge those responsible for the site now to engage fully with local residents and councillors on whatever plans they may have for it.”