News, social media and books
Read all about what’s going on in Graffham and its past.
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Graffham Parish News: The award-winning monthly full-colour news magazine for Graffham and neighbouring East Lavington, reporting on everything that has happened and is coming up in the village, with a handy contacts directory and adverts from local tradespeople and other suppliers.
Distributed free to every household in the village, with copies also available to pick up from Graffham Village Shop or St Giles Church or, on subscription, via Royal Mail – and available to read online, too.
Published by the Parochial Church Council of Graffham with Woolavington as part of its service to the community.
Graffham Parish Council news updates: For key Graffham Parish Council announcements.
Facebook: The social media platform has a number of sites dedicated to Graffham, including:
- Graffham Noticeboard: An open blogsite exchanging topical information.
- Beautiful sights in and around Graffham: A private group exchange pictures of local nature and wildlife.
- Greener Graffham: A private group exchanging eco information relevant to the village.
Midhurst and Petworth Observer: The local newspaper covering the Graffham area.
Graffham: Memories, Articles, Photographs: This 296-page book, published in 2015, includes many articles and images about Graffham and its people over the years. Available until recently from Amazon, you can browse its contents at Graffham Archive.
Graffham Through a Thousand Years: Written by local historian Frederick Barrett to mark the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953, this 44-page booklet traces the history of the village and its surroundings since early times to then present days.