Cutting from 'The Daily Telegraph' about the threats to demolish Terwick Watermill and shut down the animal feed business which the Ayling brothers have been running.

Illustration in the 'West Sussex Gazette and South of England Advertiser' recording the District Council's decision not to take any action to reverse the decay into which Horsham's Town Mill is sinking.

Article in the 'West Sussex Gazette and South of England Advertiser' recording the imminent closure of Terwick Watermill.

Piece in the Brighton 'Evening Argus' recording the end of Terwick Watermill as the ayling brothers can no longer make a profit from it.

Photo with caption in the Brighton 'Evening Argus' suggesting readers should take the opportunity this summer to visit Belloc's old mill at Shipley.

Piece in the 'Sussex Daily News' recording how close West Blatchington windmill came to being destroyed when the barn next door was burnt down.

Piece in the Brighton 'Evening Argus' about how Woods Mill near Henfield has become the HQ for the Sussex Naturalists Trust and may get started up again just to illustrate how the old watermills worked.

Piece in the 'West Sussex Gazette' reporting the discussions by West Sussex County Council about which of their county's windmills should be picked for preservation. They were opposed. however, to preserving the combined wind-and-water mill at West Ashling since it was still lived in by the farmer who owned it.

Letter to the Editor of the 'Sussex County Magazine' from Mr. A. W. Tiffin of Staplehurst, saying that he had co-operated previously in a survey of Kentish windmills with Mr. W. Coles Finch and that gentleman would be most happy if a similar project for Sussex windmills could be set going.

Article from the 'Southern Weekly News' about today's meeting at which West Sussex County Council will consider whether to preserve three of the county's windmills as examples of their type.

Report in the 'Mid Sussex Times' of a talk, given to the Burgess Hill Townswomen's Guild, by Mr Raymond Chandler of Aldbourne, which included the windmill at Shipley which had been renovated by Mr Peter Powell of Coolham.

Photos in 'The Times' recording the restoration of High Salvington Windmill at a cost of £5,000.

Page 3 of R. Thurston Hopkins' article on "Vanishing Windmills" in 'Country Life', illustrated by Shire Mark Smock Mill, Ashurst Mill - the oldest mill in Sussex - and the brass in St. Margaret's Church at King's Lynn showing a medieval post-mill.

Page 2 of R. Thurston Hopkins' article in 'Country Life' about Vanishing Windmills, illustrated by Ockley smock mill in Surrey, Chesterton Mill near Warwick, the smock mill at Sidley in Sussex, and Hilaire Belloc's Kings Mill at Shipley, Sussex.

Page 1 of an article in 'Country Life' by R. Thurston Hopkins, using West Blatchington windmill in its farm yard as an example.

Article in 'The Leader' by Judy Middleton, quoting from her book "Ghosts of Sussex", about the haunting of the Jack and Jill windmills on Duncton Down above Clayton, which is believed to be the ghost of Mrs Anson who had lived there 40 years.