BBH Mag April 2018

April 2018

Your community magazine for

Broadbridge Heath PUB QUIZ, EASTER EGG HUNT, SUMMER FETE Events planned by the BBH GALA SOCIETY.

Details on page 3

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TRAFFIC CALMING IN THE VILLAGE: your views on pages 6 & 7.

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Muntham House School’s Local Offer to the Community

Muntham House School, Barns Green, Horsham, West Sussex.

Is a specialist boarding and day school for boys aged 8-18 with emotional and social difficulties which affect their learning and behaviour.

The School has an excellent reputation and has been judged by OFSTED as Outstanding or Good for the last 15 years. Muntham has also picked up international awards from the British Council.

Muntham House has a history of successful partnership working with local schools, Care services, other public services and Further Education colleges.

Muntham House School has an excellent reputation with local and national employers, Further Education colleges and universities where our young people continue to thrive and become successful citizens and taxpayers.

Muntham House is a non-maintained boarding and day specialist school set up by the Ministry of Education in 1953 and has a long tradition of partnership working with all of the local authorities in the South and South East of England. We welcome the New Children and Families Act and the attendant SEND Code of Practice and in particular the new development of a Local Offer to Parents and others for the support of young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.

Please call us for free advice on any challenging behaviour you may be experiencing with your child.

Muntham House School, Barns Green, Horsham, West Sussex, RH13 0NJ Tel: 01403 730302 Email: office@muntham.org.uk Web: www.muntham.org.uk

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Upcoming Events from BBH Gala Association

Come along to our first Pub quiz at The Shelley Arms on Sunday 29th April from 7pm. ÂŁ5 per team (maximum of 6 per team). More details to follow but save the date!

Join us over the Easter weekend for your chance to win some Easter treats! The maps and clues will be available for download very soon. The clues will lead you to a location, find the egg, write down the answer on the answer sheet and it will reveal a hidden word. All correct entries will be entered into the draw to win some goodies! More details to follow but save the date!

Roll up, Roll up! It's soon time to dig out the bunting, bake a cake, grow wonky veg, make jam and save those pennies for the beer tent! Saturday 23rd June will see the return of the highly anticipated BBH Village Fete on The Common (Ducky). If you are interested in selling your creations, advertising your local business, running a stall, performing in our arena or volunteering please message us via Facebook or email bbhgalateam@gmail.com

You can stay up to date with all events by liking our Facebook page: just search for BBH Gala Association or Email: bbhgalateam@gmail.com.

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BBH Mag Editorial column.

Published by “BBH Community Publications” a non-profit making society run by local volunteers for the benefit of Broadbridge Heath.

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We asked you to pop along on the 19th February if you'd be interested in an evening WI and, despite the nasty weather, there was an amazing turnout.

Broadbridge Heath WI President, Wendy Griffin, welcomed everyone and introduced Yvonne Bee, who is a WI adviser. Yvonne explained how WIs work and what needs to be done to set up a new one. She then answered questions before we took a break for refreshments.

As we relaxed over a cup of tea or a glass of wine and some home-made nibbles, regular WI members answered some more questions and chatted about some of the activities we enjoy.

Last month, for example, we had a lovely time scoffing popcorn and ice cream at our film afternoon. And we’ll soon be off to the theatre to see ‘Lilies on the Land’, a play about four women who join the Women's Land Army – determined to work endless backbreaking hours on farms across the country to do their bit for the war effort.

When the National Federation of WIs was formed in 1917, Lady Denman (pictured wearing her Land Army uniform) was elected the first National Chairman – a role she held until 1946. At the outbreak of the Second World War, she became the Director of the Women's Land Army. For which work she was awarded the Grand Cross of the British Empire in 1951.

It was great to see such enthusiasm for another local WI and we’ll be offering our support by following up last month’s meeting, so watch this space.....

Broadbridge Heath WI contact: wi.broadbridgeheath@talktalk.net Wendy Griffin, 01403 217152 or Gill Axby, 01403 266525 5

Letters to the Editor.

Email: bbh.mag@gmail.com On the front page of last month’s edition we pictured the new traffic calming measures installed in the village. We asked you to tell us if you thought these would actually slow the traffic down. We received a large number of emails about it, so it seems that many villagers feel very strongly. Some are in favour; others think it's a waste of money.

Here’s a selection of some of your comments….

TH says: “….. regarding the new ‘calming’ measures being installed near One-Stop, why on earth make the pavement as wide as it is?! How are buses and cars heading in the opposite direction going to pass each other now? If they wished to slow the traffic a proper roundabout (at Shelley Drive) would have been more suitable, not a painted spot! All they have done is made it harder to manoeuvre out of Shelley drive”. ============ AS says: “The new mini roundabout and cycle lane (Shelley Drive) is a ridiculous creation. It will not reduce traffic flow and it's layout and signage is causing all sorts of confusion”. ============= DW says: “The 20mph speed limit is a waste of time and money. No-one respects or abides by it and we know it will not be policed”. ============= DS says: “The layout (at Shelley Drive) still means that you can simply drive straight over (the roundabout) as we all did before. All it is, is a white circle in the tarmac”. ======== MH says: “..the road works outside the village shop ..will only make the junction even more dangerous as one will not be able to see around the corner when/if there are cars parked there. Now there is less parking available …..It will mean the death of the shop / P.O and we will lose it”. ========= LM says: “If people cannot be relied upon to respect these 20mph signs, they should be physically made to slow down and speed humps and restricted 'give way' calming installed such as in Southwater and Roffey”.

But other villagers are more in favour of the new traffic calming measures.

Some told us that they had noticed that traffic is much slower through the village. And others say they will “wait and see” how it works after all the roadworks are finished. For instance, PD says: “It is a bit early to know if the work will have any affect on the amount of traffic passing through the village, or the speed of the traffic. The real test will come once the changes in the village are complete and the changes to the old BBH by-pass are complete (the single carriageway section). This is meant to encourage vehicles to use the new by-pass, but it may also encourage more vehicles to try cutting through the village. ….. we shall need to monitor once both pieces of work are complete”.

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The traffic calming scheme is the responsibility of West Sussex County Council so comments and complaints can be addressed to them.

We asked Broadbridge Heath Parish Council what they thought of the traffic calming scheme. They have sent us this statement: “Until all the measures are in place and the bypass downgraded, it is not possible to

say if the traffic calming has been effective although it has already been commented that generally traffic going through the village seems to have slowed down.

Traffic calming was discussed at the Parish Council meetings in February and March and councillors identified issues and concerns with some of the work that has already been completed. These have been passed onto West Sussex County Council (who is responsible for the scheme) and our County Councillor, Christian Mitchell.”

Broadbridge Heath Parish Council

Tell us your views and your news on any matter concerning the village. Write to “Letters to the Editor” by emailing bbh.mag@gmail.com

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St John’s Church, Broadbridge Heath Children, families and people of all ages are welcome.

WHATS ON AT THE CHURCH Sunday 1 April Tuesday 17 & 24 April

EASTER DAY Family Celebration Service at 10.30 am Early Bird Café 8.45 – 10.00 am.

Come along for ‘free’ Fair Trade coffee/ tea, toast, biscuits, read the papers and have a chat. All ages welcome. Toys for toddlers.

Contact Val 01403 260179

Wednesday 4 April

Craft Social 9.30 – 12.00 am. Bring along any craft you have and enjoy the refreshments and fellowship.

Cost: £2. Contact Charlotte 01403 267673

Wednesday 11 April

Tea & Fellowship 2.30 pm. Open to all elderly folk in Broadbridge Heath. Outing to Garden Centre. Contact Heather 01403 210996

Wednesday 18 April

Village Lunch 12 for 12.30 pm. Menu Sausage Casserole followed by Bread & Butter Pudding. Cost £4.

To book please call Charlotte on 01403 267673

Sunday 6 May

Cafe@Church. Open from 10.30 am. For all the family.

Coffee served all morning, papers, chill, craft activities, games for children, worship and short talk.

KINDEROO: Baby & Toddler Group at St John’s Church Hall.

Come and join us at the Kinderoo baby and toddler group, every Thursday morning during term time from 10 to 11.30 at St Johns Church, where your little ones can enjoy toys, crafts, snacks, music and much more! Keep an eye out for our new sensory room... coming soon!

We have health visitors every first and third week, so bring your red book.

Only £2 per family, a lovely place for your little ones to have fun and for you to catch up on a natter, have a cuppa and make new friends.

Please take a look at our Facebook page : https://www.facebook.com/search/top/? q=kinderoo%20baby%20%26%20toddler%20group 8

Parish Point Of View Brian New, Assistant Priest, St John’s Church, Broadbridge Heath, Church Road, RH12 3LD 01403 274114 info@stjohnsbbh.org.uk www.stjohnsbbh.org.uk Children, families and people of all ages are welcome.

One of my favourite groups was the Eurythmics – which I guess dates me a bit – and one of their best songs includes the line “Peace is just a word.” Which made me think – what do we mean when we say things like “just give me a little peace” or “why can’t we have more peace here?”

In general, what we’re asking for is that whatever is breaking our peace would be taken away – whether it’s noise, conflict, worry or the general pace of life. For many people peace means an absence – just take away whatever it is and leave me in a space where it is quiet and then everything will be OK. For Christians, peace is not an absence but it is a presence. It is the presence of God living within us. It is the knowledge that we are loved by him without question, accepted without question and that, come what may, nothing can change that.

Because that is what Easter is all about – Jesus making all this possible through his dying and rising again to life. True peace comes from being able to trust that this is true.

So, “peace” is not just a word – it is the reality which we have through Jesus. And all you have to do is ask.

If you would like to know more, just come and see us at St John’s.

Praying for Our Local Streets.

During 2018 at St John’s Church, we are praying every month for a set of roads in the village. If you would like something prayed for, email us at office@stjohnsbbh.org.uk For April the roads are: Newbridge Close, Shelley Drive, Ellis Road, Thompson Road, Scholars Walk.

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BBH Mag Sport

News from local sports clubs.

If you would like to publish your sports news in this magazine please contact the Editor by email: bbh.mag@gmail.com FOOTBALL Broadbridge Heath Football Club Why does it always seem to rain on weekends and on the rare occasion when it's not raining it snows, as a result the clubs fixtures have been decimated, just two first team games have been played in the past month a midweek 4-1 win over Littlehampton Town followed a few days later by a disappointing 0-2 defeat at home to East Preston.

The Reserve team did manage to get one game played but lost 2-0 at Mile Oak, that was only their 3rd match in 15 weeks and they've only played one home game since the 28th October and now have a major fixture backlog to contend with.

The Under 18s are in a similar position having not played a home game since the 3rd December and time for all teams is fast running out with all matches having to be complete by the end of April.

It's a similar story for the juniors but the Under 13s did manage to get their league cup semi-final played on the 3G at Lewis FC but despite a valiant effort from the boys they lost narrowly to probably the best Under 13 team in the county, Hove Park Colts.

Despite the dreadful weather Sunninghill the developers constructing the new pavilion seem to be making good progress. The steel roof is in place and masonry work on the external and internal walls is coming along nicely. District Council Officers are doing an excellent job keeping us updated on a regular basis and we're still hoping for a completion date of early August, that will allow us to complete some internal work ourselves and hopefully be ready to start using the new ground from September onward.

The clubs aim is to make as much use of the pavilion during the day for the local community, so if any groups would like to use the facility during week-days then please give us a call. Alternatively if you're looking for a venue to host a special birthday, anniversary or any other occasion then please do get in touch.

First Team Fixtures: 31 Mat Away v Peacehaven & Telscombe, K.O. 3.00 03 Apr Home v Horsham YMCA, K.O. 7.45 07 Apr Away v Lancing, K.O. 3.00 10 Apr Away v Pagham, K.O. 7.30

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CRICKET

Broadbridge Heath Cricket Club

Byfleets Lane Broadbridge Heath West Sussex RH12 3PB www. broadbridgeheath.play-cricket.com

Broadbridge Heath Cricket Club welcomes new players for the coming season.

We are a very friendly Club playing a good level of local Cricket.

Juniors from 9 to 14 years and Senior players interested in Saturday League Cricket and Sunday non-league cricket.

Indoor nets now up and running – held at the indoor school at the Hove County Ground on Friday evenings Contact Tim Wells 07740 101983 or timbo66@btinternet.com ————————————————————————————————————— PROGRESS REPORT: BUILDING “THE BRIDGE”: NEW LIESURE CENTRE

You have probably noticed that work is well underway to build the new £12.3 million sports and leisure centre in Broadbridge Heath.

Horsham district council approved plans in October 2016 to build a new state-of-theart complex next to the current centre.

It will have a 6 court sports hall, gym, studios, changing facilities, clip and climb area, sensory room and a café. About half of the previous centre’s indoor running track (known as The Tube) is to be retained.

Construction began in July 2017 and the council say works are progressing well. The structural steel frame has been completed and work on the external cladding to the roof is underway. Underfloor heating has been installed in the main foyer sales area and cafe and internal decoration was begun last month.

The new multi-use games areas where completed in January and have been opened.

However they will be closed to complete the drainage works, install new netting and finish off the floodlights.

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News from

BROADBRIDGE HEATH PARISH COUNCIL Contact: The Clerk of the Parish Council PO Box 1009, Cowfold, West Sussex, RH12 9RX e-mail: clerk@broadbridgeheath-pc.gov.uk Telephone: 07716 130103

Broadbridge Heath Flagpole To commemorate the 100 year anniversary of the end of the First World War, the Parish Council will be erecting a flagpole next to the village War Memorial. A plaque will be added to the flagpole as part of the Remembrance Day ceremonies on Sunday 11th November.

The fibre-glass flagpole will be 6m tall and cost just under £1,000 to purchase and install. Within the purchase price will be two flags: the Union Jack and the Cross of St. George. The erection of the flagpole will enable Broadbridge Heath to also recognise other significant dates throughout the year and in years to come.

If you have any comments on this initiative, please email clerk@broadbridgeheath-pc.gov.uk

Advance warning - Road Resurfacing in May From the 12th to the 20th of May, between the hours of 8.00 – 20.00, West Sussex County Council will be carrying out much needed road resurfacing works in the following locations: 10th – 14th Swann Way 12th – 16th Corsletts Avenue 15th – 19th Findon Way 14th – 18th Shelley Drive 16th – 20th Kingsmead Road 16th – 20th Pinewood Close The roads listed will be closed between 08.00 and 20.00 on these dates to enable the works to take place.

The Parish Council is checking with Horsham District Council regarding the bin collection on during this period and will update in the next edition of the magazine.

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Toasties Youth Club is looking for 4 more volunteers Due to the large number of young people attending each week, we have increased the number of volunteers for each session which is why we're desperate for more volunteers.

Our team meet at 6pm on Fridays to set up, ready to open our doors to our young people at 6.30pm, during the evenings our volunteers supervise ensuring that there's no bullying, play board games, do Arts & Crafts, chat to our young people or play group games. The choice is yours throughout the session.

Once the young people leave at 8pm, our volunteers clear away and then evaluate the sessions for any issues that have occurred during the session, also see if any improvement can be made for next time. We finish at 8.30pm.

Toasties Youth Club is open term time only and is for Y6 to Y8 (10yrs to 13yrs).

An application form and DBS check needs to be completed, followed by a meeting with our Community Youth Work Team Leader to complete the process.

We operate a rota for volunteering at Toasties which is completed before each term.

This is emailed around to everyone and then I do my utmost to give everyone the dates they prefer.

Contact me on: 07867 387 466 or donna.puttick@horsham-matters.org.uk Donna Puttick, Lead Youth Worker, Toasties Youth Club, Broadbridge Heath.

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Friends of Shelley School (FOSS): the school's Parent Teacher Association.

Thank you to all the parents who supported our recent Shelley School Discos; an amazing sum of £645 was raised, every single penny of which will benefit the school, and a good, if very noisy and active time was had by all!.

Our current pushes include a) raffle prizes and sponsorship for our Summer Fete (Friday, 6th July; PLEASE contact us if you can help!), and b) encouraging available and potentially very profitable methods of support from those who wish to help, through both Payroll Giving, and Match Funding. Payroll Giving requires just two minutes of your time speaking to employers (and has tax benefits too!), Match Funding requires those who volunteer for FOSS at any time to check if their employer offers it, and if so, to apply. Currently very underutilised free money for our lovely local school!

If you wish to know more about anything we do, including the ways you can help, please drop us a line at fosspta17@gmail.com. We also accept straightforward donations; our children deserve everything we can do to counteract the shameful lack of education funding in West Sussex.

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2nd Broadbridge Heath Guides At the beginning of March we took three teams of guides to take part in Monopoly Run Live in London. We left the snowy landscape in Broadbridge Heath very early on Saturday morning to travel to London for the start at Waterloo Station. The aim was to visit as many of the sites on the Monopoly Board as possible and completing challenges like having our photo taken with a police officer whilst competing against the other seven teams in our game. There were 33 games competing all at the same time. If we were the first team in our game to reach a property we could buy it via the app or if we were not the first we paid rent. It was very exciting to buy our first property! We used public transport to get around London as quickly as possible and try to find all the properties by 5pm. We are already looking forward to attending again next year.

To join Girlguiding please visit girlguiding.org.uk or contact: Sharon Newman District Commissioner ggclemsfold@gmail.com First Broadbridge Heath Beavers, Cubs and Scouts have had another busy month, celebrating those young members who have achieved their awards at the District Scout Awards on 25 February. At the awards, Beavers received their Bronze Awards, Cubs received their Silver Awards and Scouts received their Gold Awards.

Each set of awards represents a set of achievements for each age group. To gain an award, each individual must complete a set of challenge awards during their time at Beavers, Cubs or Scouts. These include skills challenges, creative challenges, adventure challenges and teamwork challenges appropriate for each age group. Of course our wonderful young people couldn't achieve their awards without the varied and engaging curriculum provided by the group leaders, who arrange activities that support their members in working towards various badges and awards.

The Cubs and Scouts also enjoyed a joint evening at the Colgate camp grounds earlier this month, joining in with games, challenges and the all-important camp fire.

If you could spare the time to support this valuable local group, please contact Chairman, Paula Flack by emailing cub1bbh@horshamscouts.com 14

ADVERTISING RATES. This magazine is distributed every month to every home in Broadbridge Heath; that’s 2,400 homes.

Quarter page: £20 per edition.

Half page: £35 per edition.

Full page: £55 per edition.

We also offer a discount rate to advertisers who pay for a full year up-front.

Email the Editor for details:

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Christ’s Hospital School Performing Arts Events Thurs 19th April – The War of the Worlds Funny, yet faithful new adaptation of HG. Wells’ science fiction classic.

Thurs 26th April – Stories from the Set: Making Magical Movies. An evening with Chris Rankin, the actor behind Wizard Percy Weasley from the Harry Potter movies, plus three special guests involved in creating everyone’s favourite magical world.

Tues 8th May – Refugee Tales. Poets Patience Agbabi and David Herd raise awareness and funds for the Gatwick Detainees Welfare Group, as part of the literary and cultural project that campaigns for an end to the indefinite detention of migrants.

BOOTCAMP PERSONAL TRAINING SPORTS & HOLISTIC MASSAGE YOGALATES & DANCE AEROBICS AVAILABLE

Fri 11th May – Classic Concert – Organ Recital.

Peter Dutton (School Organist) and Alex Hodgkinson (Director of Music) entertain on the beautiful and rarelyheard instrument in the Dining Hall at CH.

BOOTCAMP CLASSES AT: St. John’s Community Hall, Broadbridge Heath.

Tuesdays 6.30pm

For tickets, pricing or information please visit our website or call the

Box Office 01403 247434

Village Hall by St Peters Church, Slinfold Thursdays 7.00pm

For more information contact: Holly Spence 07867 433211

LAWN MOWING & HEDGE CUTTING Please call for a free quotation.

Only the best equipment used.

Weekly or fortnightly service available.

Fully insured.

Ben Allen Garden Services Ltd. 07783 072314 or 01403 730347 16

(Mon–Fri 9.30am-12pm, Term Time Only) Website: www.christs-hospital.org.uk Email: boxoffice@christs-hospital.org.uk

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Village Contacts.

Cut out this page and keep it by your phone.

1st Broadbridge Heath Beavers/Cubs/Scouts Paula Flack (GSL) 01403 791453 or paulaflack63@gmail.com 1st BBH Rainbows Sally Carver geordiecarver@aol.com 2nd BBH Brownies Jo Pratt jopratt2011@gmail.com

2nd BBH Guides and Rangers Sharon Newman bbhguides@gmail.com St Johns Church office@stjohnsbbh.org.uk vicar@stjohnsbbh.org.uk Broadbridge Heath Parish Council Chairman – Mrs Viv Edwards 01403 240414 Clerk – Jo Ball 07716 130103 Broadbridge Heath District Councillor Matthew French 01403 730040 Broadbridge Heath Cricket Club 07740 101983 Broadbridge Heath Football Club 01403 252273 Broadbridge Heath Tennis Club Ann Lines 01403 790503 Horsham District Indoor Bowls Club 01403 268346 Broadbridge Heath Stoolball Club (Ladies) Sally Booker 01403 260036

Kelly Brook Montessori Nursery School 01403 251221 Skylarks Pre-School

07825 603601

Kinderoo Parent & Toddler Group Meets on Thursday mornings at St Johns Church Hall Broadbridge Heath Village Social Club Phil Farrelly 01403 217177 The Shelley Arms

01403 253406

Broadbridge Heath W.I. Gill Axby 01403 266525 Wendy Griffin 01403 217152 wi.broadbridgeheath@talktalk.net Horsham & District Cats Protection: Report lost or found cat 01403 854464

Horsham Arun Badminton Club Ian Wood 01403 250337 Website: www.habc-badminton.com Citizens Advice consumer helpline 03454 04 05 06 NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH CO-ORDINATOR – David Trangmar bbhnhw@gmail.com

BBC RADIO SUSSEX Phone-in : 0800 232 1045 Switchboard: 01273 320428 Email: sussexnews@bbc.co.uk Toasties Youth Club donna.dwyer@horsham-matters.org.uk 07867 387466 or 01403 581962

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Karen

MacDonald

The Financial Fairy Godmother of Broadbridge Heath

Pension contributions You might be wondering whether you should top up your pension before the end of this tax year. Here are some of the benefits.

While interest rates on savings are still very low, the tax relief a Pension can attract adds to its growth.

Example If you earn £55,000 and want to add £10,000 to your pension fund, you would only need to pay £8,000 yourself, with the other £2,000 being added in the form of tax relief. (This example assumes you are making no other pension contributions.) You could then claim a further £2,000 tax relief via your tax assessment, meaning it costs you only £6,000 to put £10,000 into your Pension.

Pensions can be valuable for inheritance tax planning, and are also attractive to businesses, as they can claim tax relief on employer pension contributions.

However, there are restrictions on how much you can pay in each year as well as the total you can accumulate over the lifetime of a pension. There are penalties if you exceed these limits so, as always, it's wise to seek professional advice.

For a free initial consultation, please call me on 01403 288078.

Karen MacDonald. Monetary Solutions Ltd A Pension is a long term investment. The fund value may fluctuate and can go down which would have an impact on the level of pension benefits available.

Levels, bases and relief from taxation may be subject to change and the value depends on the individual circumstances of the investor.

Website: www.monetarysolutions.co.uk

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