Ditchling Rise Residents’ Association (Drara) – covers the area north of central-ish Brighton bounded by Ditchling Rise to the North, the A23 to the west, Viaduct Road to the South and Ditchling Road to the East. The area includes London Road Station and its community garden, the
@signalman_pub, terraced streets with and without trees, a fire station, a local shop or two and the nations’ oldest continually working cinema the Duke of Yorks.
The residents association is an apolitical group working to improve the area and address issues that arise – whether it’s parking, planning, bins or anything else. We are pleased to be seeing changes ongoing to improve the streetscape in our neighbourhood – many of which Drara have either instigated or been consulted on.
All neighbours are welcome to our bimonthly meetings – which provide an opportunity to discuss current and future issues, meet local councillors and officers. We hold regular community events too. These have included street parties and in 2014 a celebration of the 150th birthday of the train line on our boundary.
NEXT MEETING
TUESDAY March 31st 2020
at 19.30, 147 Ditchling Rise.
Email us at ditchlingrisebrighton@gmail.com if you’d like to know more, or use the form below.
We now have a facebook group to share latest news and events.
London Road station has a defibrillator for public use – see details Defibrillator at London Road Station