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Community Information Day Friday 10th July, 10am – 3pm

We’re holding an information day for anyone looking for more information on care, support and activities for older people in Brighton. Talk to various local groups to get the advice you need and find out more about services to support you. Groups available on the day include: • Standing Tall – a postural programme offered by local physiotherapists

• Brighton & Hove City Libraries – helping you to read some of your favourite books

• Fabrica - a visual arts organisation who organise lots of exciting events in Brighton supporting local older people to get involved in the arts

• Brighton & Hove City Council Access Point – offering advice and support for those with disabilities or needing care

• Home & Company - a home help service supporting you to live independently

• Talk to Maycroft Manor’s team of experts about any care needs you may have and take the opportunity to tour our award-winning facilities

• Time to Talk Befriending – an inter-generational befriending project

Community Information Day: Friday 10th July, 10am – 3pm To confirm your attendance at this special event, please call Lisa, Maycroft Manor’s Customer Relationship Manager, on 01273 859790, or email maycroftmanor@hallmarkcarehomes.co.uk Maycroft Manor Care Home, 2-8 Carden Avenue, Brighton BN1 8NA www.hallmarkcarehomes.co.uk

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Gatwick Airport named as sponsor - as Pride prepares for big take-off iving in Brighton and Hove account for 1.2 million flights out of Gatwick every year, with almost one in 30 passengers at the airport originating from the city. Therefore, the airport plays a big part in getting people to the city for the event, its organisers said. Paul Kemp, managing director of Pride, said: “I’m extremely pleased to have the support of Gatwick in this important milestone as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of

Gatwick Airport has announce its sponsorship of the main stage of Pride in Brighton this year as the festival celebrates its 25th anniversary with the theme of “Carnival of Diversity”. Brighton Pride traditionally attracts more than 250,000 people and an estimated £13.8 million of revenue over Pride weekend which falls on August 1 and 2 this year. According to statistics by the Civil Aviation Authority, peoplel

Bill Randall joins BHT board Bill Randall - who until May’s elections was chair of the housing committee of Brighton and Hove City Council has joined the board of BHT (Brighton Housing Trust), the housing and homelessness charity. Mr Randall (pictured) has been involved in housing as a journalist, board member, and campaigner - for more than 40 years. He was the founding editor of Inside Housing and remains a regular columnist for the magazine. He was also chair

of Shelter’s Housing Aid Trust. Joan Mortimer, chair of the BHT board, said: “We are delighted to welcome Bill to the BHT board. There are few people with his reputation and experience in the housing world.’’ Mr Randall said: “Through BHT I have the opportunity to make a contribution towards meeting the twin challenges of ending homelessness and providing an adequate supply of decent and affordable homes in our city.”

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It’s been a crazy few months for Cloudy2Clear Windows. The company which specialises in repairing windows which are steamed up, broken or damaged by replacing the panes – not the frames has grown rapidly as homeowners take advantage of their services. Managing Director Aaron Smith feels that it’s all about service. ‘Our product is simple. If your double glazing is misted up we can replace the glass at a fraction of the cost of a new window, in any type of frame, and with a new 5 year guarantee. But it’s not just

about saving people money, although that obviously helps. Many tradespeople have struggled since last year and I honestly feel that during the good times a minority perhaps didn’t focus on customer care as much as they should have done. We make sure we turn up when we say we will, do the job the customer requires and leave their house as clean as a whistle. I often get comments back from customers on how they really didn’t expect that sort of service which, in a way, is very sad for the service industry as a whole.’ Cloudy2Clear service Brighton, Hove & the surrounding areas

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Pride in our city. “Brighton Pride is the UK’s biggest Pride festival of its kind and attracts an audience from across our region and the UK, as well as an international market. So it’s great to have our regional hub airport Gatwick supporting us, to deliver a truly international event with a positive community impact.” Hannah Staunton, head of community engagement for Gatwick Airport, said: “Gatwick

has always been proud of our links to Brighton, and this year we were a main sponsor of both the Brighton Festival and Fringe that takes place throughout the whole of May. If the festival marked the beginning of summer, our busiest period, Pride marks its height and we are delighted to join other businesses to support it”. For more information, visit: www.gatwickobviously.com. Twitter: @Gatwick_Airport

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Bursting with flavour and almost as tender as chicken, served with Calamari, savoury herb potatoes, cherry tomatoes, side salad and a lemon mayonnaise dip. Premium Salmon from the North Atlantic skinned & boneless, marinated in sweet chilli sauce, savoury herb potatoes, cherry tomatoes and side salad.

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English Classics, Home Made 7oz Burgers, Stone baked Pizzas. Something for all at The Nevill of Hove The Black Rock Grill is a unique, delicious, healthy interactive in dining experience that allows your meal to be presented cooking on the volcanic rocks at your table. You can enjoy a meal freshly prepared and cook it to your personal taste whether it’s rare, medium or well done. The Black Rock Grill method of dining uses super heated rock that sears in all the natural juices, flavours and nutrients. All our produce is trimmed of fat and no oils are used in the cooking process. This guarantees a taste that is unique to Black Rock Grill dining. For the perfect Black Rock Grill experience, simply cut one or two bite size portions off your chosen meal and l ay them on the rock to sear and cook to your liking.

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In this year’s TAKEPART festival, the Best of Health Event for people with learning disabilities had the best turn out yet - with many people having a go at activities. Bikestock was also a great success, with about 500 people turning up to do laps of the course at Stanmer Park on a lovely sunny day. Organisers said: “It was fantastic to see so many families out on bikes and arriving at the park on the bike train from Brighton.” Other TAKEPART events included more than 200 older people getting active at the Active Forever event at King Alfred Leisure Centre. In addition, many young people got involved in activities and games at Wild Park and hundreds of adults took part in the business tournaments as part of the Active After Work programme.

Visit www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/takepart to find out more

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Crunch Accounting, the country’s first and fastestgrowing online accountant, has signed a lease for another office floor in the Dubarry perfume factory building in Hove. The company will expand this month into the upstairs floor, increasing its total office space by 50%, to 12,000 square feet. The move coincided with the company welcoming its 150th employee, Amelia Barry, who joined as an account manager. Ms Barry joins other new recruits Matt Berry, Michael Knysok, Magdalena Wyrwas, Sam Skae, and Chris Farmer (pictured). Darren Fell, Crunch’s chief executive, said: “As a company, we grew 50% last year and - if

our growth figures to date are anything to go by - 2015 is going to be another massive year for Crunch. “We have some incredible partnerships launching with some exciting brands and institutions, including with the National Association of College and University Entrepreneurs, as well as B&Q, where we will provide an accountancy solution for the 1.8 million members of the tradepoint service. “We are always looking for more new starters, from Java developers to account managers - and, of course, excellent accountants.” For more information, visit: www.crunch.co.uk

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Plans for 32 homes on a rundown site highlight questions that need answers Plans to develop the rundown site of two Victorian villas in extensive grounds at 251-253 Preston Road, Brighton, will soon be considered by city councillors. Southern Housing Group wants to create 32 homes - 25 apartments and seven houses, 40% of them “affordable” - on the site of a former children’s home and resource centre at the corner of Clermont Road. The plans - drawn up by Yelo Architects, the leading Brighton-based firm - include a sensitive refurbishment of the villas and landscaping designed by an award-winning landscape architect. The two four-storey villas, connected by a modern two-storey link, have been empty and neglected since December 2012. With planning officers likely to recommend refusal of planning permission, SELMA MONTFORD, founder of the Brighton Society, explains why she supports the plans and highlights how planning and development can not only support, but also stifle responsible growth in the city. Ms Montford, who lives nearby, examines how what is a small area lacks community and needs more quality family and affordable housing. She concludes the Southern Housing Group plans are a good example of an approach the council should be supporting. What got you to the point now where you’re so influential and so involved in matters of development? Selma Montford: It was in about 1973, in Preston Road, there was a proposal in the grounds of a convent to build flats. We had no objection to flats. When I say we, at that time it was just a group of residents. We had no objection to flats being built there, but the way they were actually arranged meant there would be large-scale culling of mature trees, which were beautiful. So what we did was move the blocks of flats around on the site and managed to preserve about 95% of the trees. It was so ridiculous, to think the architects just plonked these blocks of flats down without any thought of a more acceptable arrangement. That’s what started this off. This group of people then formed “The Preston Society” as it was called at that time. Trees are something that are featured in the development plans for 251-253 Preston Road. Have trees and wildlife always been important to you? Selma Montford: There are lots of

particular wildlife and in this area of Brighton, it is unusual in that we have got a wonderful collection of trees. Most of Brighton is fairly treeless so it is really important that we look after our trees because it is very much part of our townscape. With regards to Southern Housing Group’s proposed development, I’m very supportive of the scheme and welcome the positive way it has been styled and designed. It’s a badly-needed development in an area that could really benefit from a greater sense of community. You have been sympathetic to some developments that have embraced modern techniques and design as well, haven’t you?

An artist’s impression of the finished Clermont Road scheme

possible. As you probably know, the city plan has got to produce 251-253 Preston Road - a children’s home and resource centre - has been empty since 2012 tens of thousands of new houses. We’ve just got to find the best ways of doing that, making not only good looking buildings, but also buildings that are going to produce friendly townscapes or areas. I am beginning to become very interested in what makes an area friendly, in that people talk to each other; they don’t now. It works in some streets but who are comfortably housed it doesn’t work in other streets have got no idea of the conditions and we need to analyse why that some people are having to live is and be careful that we achieve in. I’m sorry to say this, but a lot of landlords are irresponsible in that along with new housing. the sense that they are letting We are looking at lots of buildings that are not really fit for redevelopment and development human habitation. Personally, I in the city, using brownfield sites think there needs to be a lot more as much as possible to try to control. I think that all dwellings protect the green belt. What’s that are let by private landlords necessarily always visit each your take on shared housing and should be inspected. other, but if they meet each other affordable housing? Sites like 251-253 Preston Road in the street they talk to each other. I think that’s something we Selma Montford: There’s a huge are needed then? should think very carefully about need, absolutely huge. People Selma Montford: There’s a huge need for it, absolutely huge.

I’m very supportive of the scheme and welcome the positive way it has been styled and designed. It’s a badlyneeded development”

Selma Montford: I believe in change for the better, not change for its own sake. I think we have to accept that we are going to have to build more houses and flats, because we have a chronic housing shortage. Too many people think that what we’ve got is very nice, which much of it is, and therefore we should not add to it. It isn’t

Across the country, we’ve got to provide up to three million homes. How do you think we’re going to get there locally?

Proposals by Yelo Architects include the sensitive refurbishment of the existing Victorian villas and construction of a new apartment block and seven family houses designed to complement the existing villas

Selma Montford: It’s very difficult. I don’t know quite what happened. I tend to blame the banks. There are quite a few sites in Brighton that have planning permission for housing, and nothing happens. The council, I think, should do a survey of all these sites and should find out exactly why they are not being progressed. You’ll notice there is a lot of student housing being proposed - and the reasons for that is that the banks like student housing.

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Factfile: “ Baloo is an 11 month old male Lurcher. He is still young and has a few more months of growing to do. “ He is a busy boy and wants to be a part of everything you do as he is so inquisitive. New owners need to have lots of time for fun walks and to help with his training every day. “ Baloo can become over excited when meeting people as he didn’t have much input in his previous home. He is a friendly boy and is looking for a home with children aged 16 years and over. “ Baloo needs a garden, it’s a must for him to help with his off lead exercise. He will also need his new owners to own a car, as he will need to be driven to quieter walking areas. He is not able to live with a dog at the moment, but will need the opportunity to socialise with other dogs, he likes playtime with his doggy pals. “ His new family needs to be a multi household, this is because Baloo needs help learning to be left alone. “He is a lovely boy and will make someone a smashing pet.”

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ves and supporting communities across Sussex 1 Kansol, found work through AITC’s Albion Goals scheme: “I’m really enjoying the experience, and it’s largely thanks to the support of Albion goals.”

2 Courtney, has been involved with AITC since the age of four: “I’m happy that I can say I have given back to AITC with coaching after everything they have given me.”

3 Jack, who now coaches at Mini Kicks: “Kicks sessions have made a big difference to my life.”

4 Gabrielle has helped tackle stigma surrounding mental illness with AITC: “If we make it easier even for one person to seek the support they need, it’s worthwhile.”

5 John benefited from an AITC health coach after suffering chest pains: “I am really happy to have had my coach guiding me during what was a difficult time. He helped me understand how to become a healthier person.”

6 Yonas escaped civil war in Eritrea and joined AITC’s Opt Into programme aimed at helping teenagers struggling at school or not in employment: “The course has helped motivate me and my coaches support me 100%.”

7 Nicola is a breast cancer survivor who volunteers with AITC’s cancer

awareness campaign: “AITC are an amazing bunch of people. Together we are spreading the very important word on early detection.”

8 Arlo used to only play football on the X-Box. Now he represents the Albion. His mum said: “Money shouldn’t make the difference between being able to play sport or not, but it does if you have a disability.”

9 Kieran was often left out of PE at school because of his disability: “All my

experiences with AITC have given me the confidence to not only try and play sports but also share my knowledge to teach others.”

10 AITC has helped deputy headteacher Alan inspire his football loving pupils to improve their maths: “AITC has proven to be a real success.”

11 Young James has seen his confidence come on leaps and bounds since starting to join in with AITC sessions.

courses aimed at tackling prejudice. In the last 12 months, 1,200 people have completed disabilityawareness training put on by AITC. While I Can, We Can is a great example of the positive work AITC does in the community, it is far from the only shining light. One programme which has proved successful this year and which has virtually nothing to do with football - has been Code Girls. With schools open about the fact subscription to computer-related GCSE courses is often dominated by boys,

AITC’s education team design a four-week, girls-only course showcasing an array of fun information technology-related pursuits - including building apps and building computers from scratch. The programme is increasingly popular with local schools. Walking football, mental health awareness schemes, free fitness classes at the stadium, football Zumba sessions, wellbeing programmes, and more clubs and teams than could fit on a football pitch - AITC offers them all. And, with the charity

celebrating 25 years of working with the community this coming season, there is much more in the pipeline. Mr Edwards added: “During those 25 years, we’ve worked with communities in a unique way, invested more than £40million and supported tens of thousands of people of all ages. “In every case we have given people the chance to take part in, and enjoy, activities that that may have thought were out of their reach. “We want to build on that success.”

To read the full Albion in the Community annual report, visit: albioninthecommunity.org.uk

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Business Guevara’s P2P model promises revolution in insurance industry Revolutionary by name; revolutionary by nature. Guevara is an innovative digital start-up that has deliberately chosen Brighton as its base, from which it aims at disrupting the way buy insurance. Using what is known as a “peopleto-people” model, Guevara provides a platform for groups to pool their premiums together online. The group then uses that money to pay for any claims the group makes throughout the year. Any money they do not use stays with the group until it is needed. The system is similar to that used by large companies with fleets of vehicles. With Guevara’s

new platform, it will be available to individuals for the first time. The Guevara team has identified Brighton as the ideal home for this new approach; it has the highest density of digital companies in the United Kingdom, with more than three times the national average, and the highest number of start-ups per head of population outside of London. The founders have also noted that Brighton and Hove ranks the highest in the UK for the number of tweets with a positive sentiment, with a sentiment score of 88 - compared with the nationwide average of 78. This, they suggest, makes

Brightonians one of the happiest online communities in the country. Working from their Brighton office, the Guevara team is completely focused on finding the right groups and communities from across the city. They have locked all other parts of the country out of their site, so only local residents can gain access and join. Rich Philip, a co-founder, said: “The people of Brighton aren’t the same as everyone else. They don’t sit around and wait for change. They create it themselves. “We’re seriously excited to be set up in Brighton. We’ll be at events around the city all summer, meeting different communities and finding the perfect groups to join our platform. Brighton is famed for its collaborative attitude, but the strength of the digital scene is also massive for us. With the Digital Catapult Centre, Field BTN, and the Brighton Digital Festival around the corner, it’s an exciting time for the city. We can’t wait to be a part of it.”

The Guevara team want to help groups pool their insurance premiums

For more information, visit: www.heyguevara.com

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New employee benefits to offer more flexibility for all As summer shines over Brighton and Hove, swapping the office for the beach looks more and more appealing. Over the last year decisions have been made that advocate a more adjustable and less traditional approach to the Monday – Friday, 9-5 working week. From June last year, the right to request flexible working was extended from just parents with children under 17 (18 if disabled) to allow all employees with more than 26 weeks service the right to request a malleable work schedule. When the new rules came into force 66% of employees said they would be interested in flexible working opportunities yet 75% were unaware that they could soon apply for them. If you wish to request flexible working from your employer you must write to your employer with the details of how you wish to change your current work pattern and your employer must follow a statutory procedure and make a decision within 3 months of the request. A flexible working request can only be rejected if it breaches any of eight ‘business reasons’. The reasons for rejection can be that

the company cannot afford the cost or there are not sufficient resources to reorganise work or meet customer demand. As well as flexible working, from April this year Shared Parental Leave was made available to all new parents. This means that the 52 weeks of parental leave can be split however the parents wish. Either one taking time off whilst the other works, or together. The only stipulation is that a plan be submitted to their employers in advanced. Research into flexible working suggests that it boosts productivity and can even lower costs for the employer. A study

by pollsters Ipsos MORI found that 63% of managers reported growth of revenue directly linked to flexible working practices. Quartz provides a fully managed payroll and auto enrolment service which can take into account flexible working and variable hours. For more information, visit: www.QuartzPayroll.co.uk

IZC Marketing opens doors in Brighton The digital marketing business, IZC Marketing has recently opened its doors in Brighton. Specialising in helping SMEs and local businesses reach new customers online, IZC Marketing now offers services to Brighton- and Sussex-based businesses. Originally operating in South Wales, IZC Marketing boasts an impressive track record in gaining more sales for local businesses. IZC Marketing offers a range of digital marketing specialities, including search engine optimisation, social media marketing, pay per click, blogging and web copywriting. Owner, Isabel Crouch, who is originally from Sussex, says: “I

am delighted to be back in Brighton and working with businesses in the local area. We can provide digital marketing for businesses of all sizes and within all budgets so I am looking forward to meeting the business owners who put in the hard work to make Brighton such a fantastic city.” For more information, visit: www.izcmarketing.co.uk

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What’s On Guide July 3-9 FRIDAY Richard Durrant: Shoreham To The Isle Of Skye @ropetackleart Fresh from another cycling adventure, virtuoso guitarist Richard Durrant performs the extraordinary finale to his ‘Bach On A Bike’ tour at Ropetackle. 7.30pm, £15 Ropetackle Arts Centre BN43 5EG

8pm, £10 Ropetackle Arts Centre BN43 5EG

Race for Life and Brighton Pretty Muddy

Compiled by:

TOM’s Edinburgh Comedy Previews 2015 @TOMvenue Pat Cahill & Stephen Bailey: Acclaimed and upcoming acts present the best of their new material. 8pm, Free The Old Market Upper Market Street, BN3 1AS

SUNDAY

TUESDAY

@SussexCCC Support the Sussex Sharks in their quest for NatWest T20 Blast glory this year and watch Australian superstar, George Bailey, in action as a Shark. 7pm, £20+ Sussex County Cricket Club Eaton Road, BN3 3AN

Grease Scratch Choir

The Jungle Book

@brightdome Lorraine Bowen gives you tips and tricks to improve your Grease Lightning vocal talents. Reading music not required. 11am, £25 Brighton Dome Church Street, BN1 1UE

@EmporiumBton Mowgli is raised by Wolves and taught the laws of The Jungle by Baloo, The Bear. 7:30pm, £12 Emporium 88 London Road, BN1 4JF

SATURDAY

Brighton Connections concert

Paddle Round The Pier @PRTP Paddle Round The Pier is the world’s biggest free beach and watersports festival, featuring the very best in water, street & urban sports, live music, kids’ entertainment, and much more. All day, Free Kingsway BN3 2JD

African Night Fever: Namvula @ropetackleart African Night Fever presents the spectacular Namvula, fusing the folk and urban traditions of her Zambian homeland with her Scottish roots.

Brighton Philharmonic & Friends present a concert of chamber music with Jeremy Young (piano) featuring the work of local composer Frank Bridge & Haydn. 5pm, £15 Brighton Unitarian Church BN1 1UF

Jazz Breakfast With Mike Hatchard @ropetackleart A delightful Sunday morning Jazz Breakfast with Mike Hatchard joined by sax legend Alan Barnes. 11am, £9 Ropetackle Arts Centre BN43 5EG

Come along to help launch our brand new smart showroom and join in all the fun and freebies 11th - 12th July

MONDAY

Up the challenge and declare war on cancer by taking part in a Race for Life 2015 5k or 10k event. 9am - 2pm Stanmer Park BN1 9SE

Sussex Sharks vs Kent Spitfires

>> We have something to celebrate.

WEDNESDAY Comedy Double Bill @KomediaBrighton Danny Ward and Mark Simmons present their hilarious new shows. 7.30pm, £8 Komedia Brighton 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN

THURSDAY A Night For Nepal @TOMvenue An event to raise money for a worthy cause, hosted by Dolly Rocket, with a line-up of music and cabaret acts. 7:30pm, £10 The Old Market Upper Market Street, BN3 1AS

Saturday 11th July 10am to 3pm and Sunday 12th July 11am to 3pm Lookers smart are proud to announce the launch of the very ﬁrst stand alone smart retailer to open its doors in the UK. · Test yourself with the smart fortwo turning circle challenge · Test drive opportunities in both the new smart fortwo and forfour · Enjoy and sample products from local businesses at your leisure · Exclusive launch weekend offers on the new range of smart cars · Goodybags and giveaways · Live Music and Entertainment · Fun for all the family · Magician and facepainting Lookers Plc smart of Brighton Victoria Road, Portslade, Brighton BN41 1DY 01273 922 994 www.lookers.co.uk/smart

Engineered with Mercedes-Benz

Official government fuel consumption figures in mpg (litres per 100km) for the new smart range: urban: 55.4(5.1)-58.9(4.8), extra-urban: 72.4(3.9)76.4(3.7), combined: 65.7(4.3)-68.9(4.1). CO2 emissions: 99-93g/km. Official EU-regulated test data are provided for camparison purposes and actual performance will depend on driving style, road conditions and other non-technical factors. Mercedes-Benz UK Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales with company number 2248457 and has its registered address at Tongwell, Milton Keynes, MK15 8BA.58346

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Brain Gym

No.229

Double Crossword

Last week’s solutions: CRYPTIC - Across: 3 Protester; 8 Poor; 9 Palatable; 10 Reefer; 11 Harem; 14 Skier; 15 Warm; 16 Sedan; 18 Land; 20 Olive; 21 Souls; 24 Slight; 25 Took place; 26 Shoe; 27 Gradients. Down: 1 Sparks fly; 2 Comedians; 4 Rear; 5 Tiara; 6 Sea-mew; 7 Eels; 9 Peers; 11 Hides; 12 Making the; 13 Amnesties; 17 Noble; 19 Docked; 22 Lille; 23 Moor; 24 Scot. QUICK - Across: 3 Slumbered; 8 Loop; 9 Fabricate; 10 Origin; 11 Chasm; 14 Amiss; 15 Save; 16 Tibia; 18 Cite; 20 Range; 21 Exude; 24 Mentor; 25 Ingenious; 26 Edit; 27 Fertility. Down: 1 Allowance; 2 Novitiate; 4 Lean; 5 March; 6 Excess; 7 Eats; 9 First; 11 Cable; 12 Magnitude; 13 Desecrate; 17 Aries; 19 Expect; 22 Drill; 23 Once; 24 Must.

Choose either quick or cryptic clues.

Cryptic Clues:

Codeword Each number in the grid represents a different letter of the alphabet and every letter of the alphabet is used. Use the given letter(s) to the right of the main grid to start you off.

Last week’s solutions: 1

K T W S Y B A Q J

E D O M P U F G V X

N R H L

L I

Z C

Wordsquare

Across Down 1. It takes over lines 1. Reduced to the lowest level (5) of communication 4. Fruit is when rain’s (7,6) about (7) 8. You might find 2. Wood spirit (5) merit in the 3. Read as a meantime (7) challenge (4) 9. He lives an ordered existence (5) 4. Take out a form (6) 10. A minor drawback 5. It’s not so (4) good, being a 11. Not very bright but in charge of the subordinate (8) players (8) 6. Flatter most 13. Regrets the ways of the French (4) sincerely (7) 14. Fifty-one and 7. He may get carried single (4) away without 16. It’s always torn out with great respect knowing it (9,4) (8) 12. Shrink - and iron? 17. Heavenly arts review (4) (8) 20. Letter comes 13. Certainly given no from a number encouragement to unusually late (5) 21. Country where save up! (7) men burst into 15. Inserts in songs (6) song (7) 18. Singer put right 22. Objects about the French not after the wrong finishing (7) note (5) 23. Make fun of one’s peers (5) 19. A doctor’s name (4)

How you rate:

25 12

14 19

16 12

17 31

entity, eying, gent, gentility, gently, glen, ignite,

Down

1. 4. 8. 9. 10. 11. 13. 14. 16. 17. 20.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 12. 13. 15. 18. 19.

Protect (5) Take prisoner (7) Umpire (7) Deign (5) Moist (4) Gift (8) Lash (4) Dash (4) Amount (8) Dreadful (4) Ethics of a community (5) 21. Train (7) 22. Torture (7) 23. Clothing (5)

Bombastic (13) Set of records (5) Function (4) Box (6) Fairly good (8) Ideal (7) High cost (13) Aversion (8) Climate (7) Road (6) Angry (5) Store (4)

Fill in the white squares with numbers 1 to 9. Each horizontal block must add up to the number in the shaded square to its left, and each vertical block to the number above. Numbers may be used once in each block. Last week’s solutions:

27 15 12

1 4

15 words - average; inlet, legit, lenity, lent, letting, lien, lignite, line, nett, tent, tile, tine, tinge, tingle, title, yeti. 20 words - good; 25 words - very good; 30 or more - excellent.

Last week’s solutions:

Across

Scribble pad

O I I E M T P E S

Quick Clues:

Kakuro 15

Give yourself ten minutes to find as many words as possible using the letters in the grid. Each word must use the central letter and at least 3 others, and letters may be used only once. You cannot use plurals, foreign words or proper nouns, but verb forms ending in ‘s’ are permitted. There is one 9-letter word to be found.

Circlegram

14 1 5

10 21

6 6 26

9 13

7 1

8 1 6 4 3 2 9 9 1 8 7 6 8 7 3 8 2 5 8 7 6 7 1 9 4 3 9 5

7 8 2 3 1 7 3 5 9 7 9 1 2 6 2 9 3 5 4 2 6 3 2 1 6

Replace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within each circle can be arranged to form words on a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark?

I O

A W N O R G ? E R C L D I A E O

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Last week’s solutions: The letter represented by the question mark is H. Whitman, Southey, Hopkins, all poets.

Alphamuddle Rearrange the letters in the grid B to make five words that read both across and down. Five letters have been placed to start you off.

R O P

Sudoku Fill in the grids below so that every column, every row and each of the 3x3 boxes contains all the digits from 1 to 9.

Simple

Intermediate

Difficult

Last week’s solutions: >

From top to bottom Simple, Intermediate, Difficult

P R G G C

A O E A R

P O A L E

P L C L A

A A E E M

Last week’s solutions: Greet, Roach, Eagle, Eclat, Theta.

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Public notices BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL

BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of a Conservation Area were registered during week ending 26/06/2015: BH2015/01789 21-23 and 37-40 Brighton Square Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition – Application for variation of condition 2 of application BH2014/01118 (Demolition of existing buildings at 21, 22, 23 and 37 Brighton Square. Conversion and extension of existing dwellings at 38, 39 and 40 Brighton Square to create additional 8no residential units (C3) and 2no restaurant units (A3) with associated works. Erection of four storey building fronting Brighton Place comprising 1no retail unit (A1) and offices (B1) above, with revised access from Brighton Place to existing underground car park) to permit alterations including enlargement of first floor residential units, relocation of passenger lift and layout alterations to rear. BH2015/01967 Flat 28 Gainsborough House 4 - 6 Eaton Gardens Hove Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing UPVC windows. BH2015/02099 51 Ship Street Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition – Application for removal of condition 4 and variation of condition 9 of application BH2014/03269 (Change of use of ground floor and basement from Post Office (A1) to restaurant (A3) with associated plant and alterations). Condition 4 to be removed relates to noise levels of plant and machinery to be installed. Wording for condition 9 to be amended to state – ‘Before the development is first brought into use the applicant must submit written evidence of the improvements made to the seperating ceilings/floors between the restaurant and the residential uses above, and evidence that airborne testing has been carried out, to the local planning authority for approval. BH2015/02026 Flats 3 & 4 15 First Avenue Hove Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing timber windows with UPVC. BH2015/01976 & BH2015/01977 5 Temple Street Brighton Listed Building & Householder Planning Consent – Erection of single storey rear extension, alterations to layout and rear rooflight. BH2015/02095 & BH2015/02096 1 Clifton Road Brighton Householder Planning & Listed Building Consent – Installation of new canopy to first floor bay window to front elevation to replace existing. BH2015/02044 & BH2015/02045 4 Albany Villas Hove Householder Planning & Listed Building Consent – Replacement of timber bay window, double doors, metal balcony, railings and steps to rear garden and installation of rooflight. (Retrospective). BH2015/01990 Flat 3 Bath Court Kings Esplanade Hove Householder Planning Consent – Installation of replacement UPVC balcony doors. BH2015/01848 8 Alric House 35 Marine Parade Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Installation of replacement timber double glazed front bay window and removal of tiles below. BH2015/01815 15 Bond Street Brighton Full Planning – Insertion of timber door and fixed window to south elevation. BH2015/02107 13-22 North Street 12D Meeting House Lane and 11-14 Brighton Place Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition – Removal of condition 2 of application BH2013/00711 (Demolition of existing building at 11 Brighton Place and demolition of existing stores and first floor structures to rear of North Street shops) which states that the works of demolition hereby permitted shall not be begun until documentary evidence is produced to the Local Planning Authority to show that contracts have been entered into by the developer to ensure that building work on the site is commenced within 6 months following commencement of demolition. BH2015/02030 52 Pembroke Crescent Hove Householder Planning Consent – Erection of single storey rear extension and installation of front rooflights. BH2015/02046 25 Pembroke Avenue Hove Householder Planning Consent – Roof alterations incorporating dormers to side and rear and rooflights to front and addition of ground floor side window. BH2015/01926 18 Beaconsfield Villas Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Erection of single storey rear extension. BH2015/01979 18 Clermont Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Partial reconstruction of existing side extension including installation of a new roof incorporating a rooflight and new timber doors, replacement of timber doors to garage and associated works. BH2015/01993 94 Rugby Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing single glazed timber framed sash windows with double glazed timber framed sash windows. BH2015/02178 146 Waldegrave Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Creation of dormer to rear (Retrospective). BH2015/02126 6 Crescent Road Brighton Full Planning – Erection of rear extension, creation of rear dormer and insertion of front rooflight. BH2015/01925 37 Ditchling Road Brighton Full Planning – Installation of new shop front. BH2015/01031 Ground Floor Flat 33 Wilbury Road Hove Full Planning – Erection of garden room in rear garden. BH2015/01991 11 Cambridge Grove Hove Householder Planning Consent – Alterations to roof incorporating replacement of rear lightwell with balcony and rooflights to front and rear. You can view the applications on the Council website www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/ planning applications. Any representations should be made in writing to the Planning and Building Control Applications Manager, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BQ, or via the website, within 21 days of this notice, quoting the application number. Please note that all representations received will be open for public inspection and late representations may not be considered. Jeanette Walsh, Planning and Building Control Applications Manager 03 July 2015

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council (“the Council”) proposes to make the Orders named below under the relevant sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, which if they come into force will introduce various changes to the waiting or parking restrictions in part or parts of the roads identified: Brighton & Hove Various Controlled Parking Zones Consolidation Order 2015 Amendment Order No.* 201* (ref: TRO-15a-2015) Schedule 1 Amendments: Zone C Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Albion Street, Grand Parade and Richmond Parade Zone E Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Friday – 9am to 8pm – Low Tariff Medium Term – 4 hours (No return within 4 hours) – Amend in:- Matlock Road Doctors Parking Places Monday to Friday – 8am to 7pm – New in:Matlock Road Disabled Badge Holders Parking Places At Any Time – Remove in:Matlock Road

Zone R No Loading/Unloading At Any Time – Amend in:- Portland Road & New in:- Portland Road Part 4.1 Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – Amend in:- Coleridge Street, Montgomery Street & Westbourne Gardens Car Club Parking Places At Any Time – New in:- Coleridge Street Disabled Badge Holders Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 6pm – Maximum Stay 3 hours (No return within 1 hour) – New in:Westbourne Gardens Loading Bays Monday to Sunday – 9am to 6pm – New in:- Portland Road Ambulance Parking Bays At Any Time – Remove in:- Langdale Road Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- New Church Road

Disabled Badge Holders Parking Places Monday to Saturday – 8am to 6pm - Maximum Stay 3 hours (No return within 1 hour) – New in:Matlock Road

Zone U

Zone H

Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Down Terrace

No Waiting Restrictions At Any Time:- Re-establishing in:- Walpole Terrace

Zone W

Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – Amend in:Whitehawk Road (no change on ground), New in:- Walpole Terrace Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm - Low Tariff Short Term – 2 hours (No return within 4 hours) – New in:- Chesham Road Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm - Low Tariff Medium Term – 4 hours (No return within 4 hours) – Amend in:- College Road Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm - Low Tariff Long Term 11 hours – Remove in:Walpole Terrace

Permit Parking Places Monday to Saturday – 10am to 11am & 2pm to 3pm – Amend in:- Dawson Terrace

Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 10am to 11am and 7pm to 8pm - Amend in: Hogarth Road Car Club Parking Places At Any Time – New in:- Hogarth Road Zone Y No Loading/Unloading Monday to Sunday – 7am to 10am and 4pm to 7pm – New in:- Oxford Street Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – Amend in:Clifton Street, Compton Avenue, Guildford Road & Queen’s Gardens. Remove in:- Clifton Street

Doctors Parking Places At Any Time – Remove in:- Chesham Road

Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm - High Tariff Short Term – 2 hours (No return within 4 hours) – Amend in:- Queen’s Gardens

Car Club Parking Places At Any Time – New in:- College Road

Loading Bays At Any Time – Remove:- Baker Street

Zone J

Loading Bays Monday to Sunday – 9am to 6pm – New in:- Baker Street

Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – Amend in:Vere Road

Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Cheapside, New England Street, North Road, Providence Place and Queens Road. New in:- Fenchurch Walk, Fleet Street, Kingscote Way & Stroudley Road

Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm - Low Tariff Medium Term – 4 hours (No return within 4 hours) – Amend in:- Florence Road (no change on ground). New in:Clyde Road (no change on ground) Remove in:- Clyde Road and Florence Road (no change on ground) Car Club Parking Places At Any Time – Remove in:- Vere Road Motorcycle Parking Places At Any Time – New in:- Union Road Remove in:- Grantham Road

Zone Z No Loading/Unloading Monday to Sunday – 8am to 11pm – Remove in:- Dyke Road No Loading/Unloading Monday to Saturday – 8am to 9.30am and 4pm to 6pm – New in:- Dyke Road (no change on ground)

Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Prince’s Road

Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm - High Tariff Medium Term – 4 hours (No return within 4 hours) – Amend in: Norfolk Terrace

Zone M

Car Club Parking Places At Any Time – New in:- Norfolk Terrace

Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Farm Road and Western Road

Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- East Street, Hampton Place, Market Street and Queen Square

Zone N

Brighton & Hove Outer Areas (Waiting, Loading and Parking) And Cycle Lanes Consolidation Order 2013 Amendment Order No.* 201* (Ref: TRO-15b-2015)

No Waiting Restrictions At Any Time:- Re-establishing in:- Kingsway Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – Amend in:St Aubyns South and The Drive (no change on ground), Remove in:Kingsway Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – Low Tariff Long Term 11 hours – Amend in:- Connaught Road and Clarendon Villas (no change on ground except outside No.51 Clarendon Villas) Disabled Badge Holder’s Parking Places At Any Time – Amend in:Connaught Road (no change on ground) Motorcycle only At Any Time – New in:- Denmark Villas and St Aubyns South, Remove in:- Kingsway Loading Bays Monday to Friday – 8am to 6pm - New in:- Connaught Road Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Denmark Villas and Shirley Street Zone O Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Saturday – 9am to 8pm - Low Tariff Medium Term – 4 hours (No return within 4 hours) – Amend in:- Lorna Road and New in:- Highdown Road Exclusive Pay & Display Parking Places Monday to Saturday – 9am to 6pm - Low Tariff Short Term – 2 hours (No return within 4 hours) – Amend in:- Melville Road and Remove in:- Highdown Road Car Club Parking Places At Any Time – New in:- Melville Road Motorcycle Parking Places At Any Time – Remove:- Bigwood Avenue Loading Bays Monday to Friday – 8am to 6pm - Remove:- Lorna Road Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Wilbury Villas Zone Q No Waiting Restrictions Monday to Sunday – 9am to 6pm – Remove in:- York Grove Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – New in:- York Grove Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Lovers Walk Cottages. New in:- New England Road

Schedule 1 Amendments: No Waiting Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm – New in:- Carlton Terrace (Portslade) (no change on ground). Remove in:- Curwen Place No Waiting Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm – New in:- Park Crescent (Rottingdean) (no change on ground) No Waiting Monday to Sunday 8am to 6pm – New in:- Curwen Place (no change on ground) No Loading/Unloading At any Time – Amend in: Wellington Road (Brighton) (no change on ground) Limited Waiting for 1 hour (no return within 1 hour) Monday to Saturday 8am to 6pm – Amend in:- Station Road (Portslade) (no change on ground) A copy of this Notice, the proposed Orders, plans showing the lengths of road affected and a statement of the Council’s reasons for proposing to make the Orders, may be seen online at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/ tro-proposals. These documents together with a copy of the existing Orders to be amended may also be examined at the Customer Service Centres at Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Monday to Friday 8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall, Ground Floor, Norton Road, Hove, (Monday to Friday 8.45am-5.00pm). All objections and other representations relating to any or all of the proposed Orders must be made in writing and all objections must specify the grounds on which they are made and should be sent to the Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, 2nd Floor Kings House, Grand Avenue Hove BN3 2LS (quoting the above references) or by e-mail to parking. consultation@brighton-hove.gov.uk or online (see details above) no later than 24th July 2015. For legal reasons, only correspondence including a full name and address will be considered. Dated: 3rd July 2015. Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, c/o Parking Infrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove BN3 2LS.

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BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE ACT 2004 (AS AMENDED) TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (LOCAL PLANNING) (ENGLAND) REGULATIONS 2012 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY PLAN PART ONE NOTICE OF POST SUBMISSION CONSULTATION ON FURTHER PROPOSED MODIFICATIONS The City Council is publishing for consultation further proposed modifications to the City Plan Part One. The City Plan Part One was submitted to Government in June 2013 and is currently under examination by an independent Planning Inspector appointed by the Government to consider the ‘soundness’ of the Plan. The Inspector held a series of hearing sessions in October 2013. In response to the Inspector’s further Matters and Issues (published April 2015) the City Council is proposing a number of further changes or ‘main modifications’ to the submitted City Plan Part One to address her concerns. The Inspector has asked the City Council to undertake public consultation on these further proposed changes. The further proposed changes are focused on ensuring the City Plan is consistent with recent changes in national policy and reflect the updated objectively assessed housing need figure. The Schedule of Further Proposed Modifications (which includes other proposed further changes resulting from general updates, corrections and responses to consultation at the proposed modification stage) and supporting documents can be viewed on the Council’s website at: http://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/content/ planning/local-development-framework/cityplan-consultation The documents can also be viewed at the Customer Services Centres at Bartholomew House, Brighton and Hove Town Hall, Hove as well as Jubilee Library, Hove Library and Portslade Library during normal opening hours. Comments can also be made on the Council’s supporting documents published with the further proposed modifications. Guidance on making your representation is also available. How to comment: Public consultation starts Monday 29 June 2015 until 5.00pm Monday 10 August 2015. Comments can be made: Online: via the Council’s Consultation Portal http://consult.brighton-hove.gov.uk/portal Email: ldf@brighton-hove.gov.uk Post: Planning Policy, BHCC, King's House, Grand Avenue, Hove, BN3 2LS. The representations will be considered by the Planning Inspector conducting the examination. Please note: Comments must be made no later than 5.00pm Monday 10 August 2015. Representations at this stage can only be made on the further proposed modifications, and not on the other parts of the Submission City Plan Part One. 29 June 2015 Rob Fraser, Acting Head of City Planning & Development, King's House BN3 2LS

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BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL SECTION 116 AND SCHEDULE 12 OF THE HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY TO STOP UP THE HIGHWAY AT LAND BEHIND 46 CHURCH STREET, BRIGHTON NOTICE is given that BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL as Highway Authority for the CITY OF BRIGHTON intends to apply to Eastbourne Magistrates’ Court, sitting at The Law Courts, Old Orchard Road, Eastbourne. ON 7 August 2015 at 10.00am for an Order under section 116 of the Highways Act 1980 authorising the stopping up of an area of the highway being land measuring 7.8 metres in width and 3.15 metres in depth at the back of the property know as 46 CHURCH STREET BRIGHTON outlined in red on the attached Plan on the ground that the highway is unnecessary. [The effect of the Order will be to extinguish all public rights of way over the said land.] A copy of the draft Order and Plan may be inspected free of charge online at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/tro-proposals. These documents may also be examined at the Customer Service Centres at Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Monday to Friday 8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall, Ground Floor, Norton Road, Hove, (Monday to Friday 8.45am-5.00pm). Any person to whom this Notice has been given or who uses the highway specified or who would be aggrieved by the making of the Order may appear before the Magistrates’ Court to raise an objection or make a representation on the application. [Any person intending to appear before the Magistrates’ Court at a hearing of the application is requested to inform KATIE MATTHEWS [solicitor] at Legal Services, Brighton & Hove City Council, Room 218 Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove, BN3 2LS, OR BY Email to: katie.matthews@brightonhove.gov.uk, quoting reference MN41190/ centurion road]. Dated: 30 June 2015 Katie Matthews, Highways Solicitor, Environment Team, Legal Services, Brighton & Hove City Council, Room 218 Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove BN3 2LS, DX 59286, Hove 1

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BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 BRIGHTON & HOVE VARIOUS CONTROLLED PARKING ZONES CONSOLIDATION ORDER 2015 AMENDMENT ORDER NO.X 201X (REF TRO-16-2015) NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council (“the Council”) proposes to make the above named Orders under the relevant sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, which if they come into force will convert a part of the pay and display bay on the west side of Cavendish Street into a loading bay with a restriction of Loading Only Monday to Sunday 9am to 6pm. A copy of this Notice, the proposed Order, plans showing the length of road affected and a statement of the Council’s reasons for proposing to make the Order, may be seen online at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/troproposals. These documents together with a copy of the existing Order to be amended may also be examined at the Customer Service Centres at Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Monday to Friday 8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall, Ground Floor, Norton Road, Hove, (Monday to Friday 8.45am-5.00pm). All objections and other representations relating to the proposed Order must be made in writing and all objections must specify the grounds on which they are made and should be sent to the Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, Parking Infrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Hove, BN3 2LS quoting the TRO reference number or by e-mail to parking. consultation@brighton-hove.gov.uk or online (see details above) no later than 24th July 2015. For legal reasons, only correspondence including a full name and address will be considered. Dated: 3rd July 2015 Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, c/o Parking Infrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove BN3 2LS

THE LICENSING ACT 2003 (PREMISES LICENSES) REGULATIONS 2005 Regulation 25 Notice

To: WHOM IT MAY CONCERN I, Mrs Malarmathy Tharmaseelan do hereby give notice that it is my intention to apply to Brighton & Hove City Council in the county of East Sussex for the grant of a premises licence know as “PREMIER” 6 Upper Bevendean Avenue, Brighton, BN2 4FF for the following licensable activities which it is proposed will be carried on, on or from the premises “New Premises Licence for the Retail Sale of Intoxicating Liquor of all descriptions for consumption off the premises. The opening hours for the sale of retail of alcohol are as follows: Monday - Sunday 06.00 to 23.00 Any person who desires to make a representation to the grant should send to Head of Planning and public protection, Health & Safety and Licensing, Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton, BN1 1JP no later than 27th July 2015 a brief written statement of the grounds of his/ her objection. The register and records of applications may be viewed at the above Council office during normal hours; summaries are available via www.brightonhove.go.uk/licensing. It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make false statement in connection with an application and the maximum fine for which a person is liable on summary conviction for the offence is currently £5000 (level 5).

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