Itchingfield, Slinfold & Warnham

Itchingfield, Slinfold & Warnham ward encompasses a largely rural portion of the Horsham district, characterised by farmland, woodland, and scattered settlements. The area is defined by the winding course of the River Arun, which flows northwards through Warnham and provides a focal point for local ecology. Small villages like Slinfold and Itchingfield retain a quiet, residential character, while the larger village of Warnham offers more local services and community facilities.

A significant feature is Warnham Mill, a restored 18th-century watermill with a large nature reserve centred on its mill pond, offering trails and birdwatching. The landscape is intersected by both the A24 and railway lines, connecting the ward to Horsham and London, yet large estates and ancient woodlands like Slinfold Copse preserve a sense of seclusion. Agriculture remains a visible part of the local environment.