Welcome to the new pages for Storrington. Our aim is to provide more information with easy to follow links and we hope you will find the information here useful. Please contact us if you feel that there is something missing and we will do our best to include it as quickly as possible.

The new links at the site of this page will take you on a voyage of discovery. Some of the places will be familiar, others like Sullington Warren are treasures which many well have passed without a second glance. We hope these pages will enable you to enjoy the town of Storrington, whether you are a resident, newcomer or visitor.

In recent years, despite the large number of out of town superstores, Storrington has developed into a thriving town serving the local villages and surrounding areas. The town has it's own sports centre in Spierbridge Road, a Gliding Club on the Pulborough Road and there are several good golf clubs in the area.

The South Downs provide some stunning views of the Sussex Countryside giving Storrington residents never more than a few minutes walk to the peace and quiet offered by the countryside. For those who enjoy the tranquillity that the sound of rippling water brings and the beauty of the sparkling reflections, there are two Village Ponds in Storrington; the old Mill Pond in it's centre and the Village Pond alongside the busy road leading to Pulborough.

Storrington is within the commuting area for London, being serviced by railway stations at Pulborough and Horsham. Gatwick Airport is not more than half an hour away by car. The south's major cities, such as Portsmouth, Brighton and Southampton are also within easy reach by car, using the improved road access provided by the A27. Whilst Storrington has excellent shopping facilites offering virtually everything you could wish to buy, with the A24 just minutes away, there is a very easy route direct to both Horsham and Worthing.

Unlike many of the villages and towns in the immediate area, much has changed in Storrington, new housing estates have seen a dramatic increase in population, yet look closer and you will see traces of the past.