Links

These links are provided as a service to visitors of the CVA Web site. The CVA is not responsible for the content of these sites and it should not be implied that we necessarily endorse or approve of any of the content at the linked site(s)

We are a thriving group with strong attendance in each section. We currently have one Beaver Scout colony with about twenty four Beavers, two Cub packs with about sixty Cubs in total, two Scout troops with around thirty Scouts and an Explorer unit with about ten Explorer Scouts.

Copthorne Neighbourhood Watch.
All the latest crime updates and other useful crime prevention links and information.

The Copthorne Preservation Society is a separate organisation to the CVA and mainly dedicated to Clay Hall Lane issues.

A new website for the community living in and around Copthorne, located on border of West Sussex and Surrey, the idea of the site is to provide a focal point for all your needs in the local area, whether you're looking for a local garage, your nearest takeaway, or you have something to sell, Copthornevillage.co.uk is the place to come.

Crawley Down Village website

RH10 Uncovered is an established community magazine and business directory for the residents and businesses within the RH10 area. It is a high quality A5 glossy magazine which offers a large range of benefits to both its readers and advertisers.
It is full of information, reviews, editorials, community pages, puzzles, as well as being a one-stop-shop for all local businesses to advertise their products and services.

Worth Parish Council site is designed to keep local residents informed about the Parish Council's activities. (After all, it is your money the Council is spending !).

Responsible for planning matters, refuse disposal, housing, street cleaning, licensing, benefits administration and some leisure facilities this could well be your first port of call if you have questions on most issues affecting your locality. Recent government surveys placed Mid Sussex first in the south east for clean streets and third in the whole country for efficiency savings which have been achieved without any loss of services. Another survey found 85% of Mid Sussex residents satisified with this area as a place to live.

The major authority for our area, responsible for roads, schools and libraries as well as overarching planning, development and economic growth strategies and policies.