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Hattie Stewart is a young, London-based illustrator with a vibrant, cheeky style. A self-professed “professional doodler”, her unique and playful illustration extends itself through art and fashion - having worked with designers such as House of Holland, Marc Jacobs, and adidas. In recent years, her notoriety has increased due to a project entitled “doodle-bombing” - in which she draws over the covers of influential publications such as Interview, Vogue, i-D and Playboy. She has become one of the world’s most-sought-after illustrators and has worked with Kylie Minogue, the Oscars, Pepsi Max, MTV, Lovebox, and Poppy Lissiman. Her second solo show opens at 6pm tonight (Friday) at No Walls Gallery 114 Church Street, Brighton. In a larger, renovated gallery space, the show includes a series of 100 new illustrations. The exhibition runs until November 15; admission is free. For more information, visit: www.nogallerys.com. Jeremy Corbyn

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A Sussex University academic has been appointed to a team of seven economists who will advise Jeremy Corbyn, the new leader of the Labour Party. In an article yesterday, Mariana Mazzucato gave some early thoughts on the future direction of Labour policy. She wrote: “We must drop the false dichotomy of governments versus markets and begin to think more clearly about the market outcomes we want. “For starters, we must invest in education, human capital, technology, and research.” She talks about raising wages and the standards of living, and making the tax system more progressive. Ms Mazzucato is a professor in Economics of Innovation at the University of Sussex, and advises policy makers around the world on economic growth.

A meeting at Brighton and Hove City Council will be held at the Brighton Centre for the first time later this month. The decision to change the venue from Brighton Town Hall came after concern from disability campaigners that the town hall was not accessible to all. Campaign leaders Steven Devote and Geraldine Des Moulins, said it was undemocratic to hold meetings that are not open to all. As a result, the next full council meeting, on October 22, will be held at the Brighton Centre. Hove Town Hall, which is accessible to disabled residents, is currently being renovated.

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Celebrating older people in our city Winners of the Brighton and Hove Older People’s Awards - part of Older People’s Day activities across the city were announced yesterday (Thursday) at the Hilton Brighton Metropole. The awards - organised by Impact Initiatives, the Sussex charity, and supported by Brighton & Hove Independent are a celebration of the achievements of people over 50 and the contributions they make, or have made. Winners included: ■ Adele Percival, a 92-yearold Tai Chi instructor who won the “Full of Life” award; ■ Jan Imich, who won the “Bridging the Generational Gap” award for his inspirational school visits to share his experiences of being a prisoner of war; ■ Udita Everett, who runs five singing groups and organised a community singing event during last year’s Older People’s Day activities, won the “Contribution to Creative Arts” category; ■ Cathy Ives, who set up a creative writing group at the St John’s Centre in Hove, won the “Contribution to Education” category;

Joint winners of the “Biggest Contribution to the Community” award were Barbara Fisher and June Stenning, who set up a knitting group in Portslade in 2008, which they have been coordinating until recently; ■ Tree Geeson, 74, won the “Celebrating Grandparents” category. Not only did Ms Geeson personally help to deliver her granddaughter, Jessica, she has also supported her through a number of health problems and has given her daughter additional support, after she was diagnosed with MS; ■ Doris Ndebele, who recently retired as chief officer at Brighton’s Black and Minority Ethnic Community Partnership after 15 years of outstanding service, won the coveted “Duke of Richmond Award”; ■ A “Special Impact Award” was won by Angie Walker, 67, who has been volunteering in the Hangleton and Knoll area for more than five years. ■

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Average price of a home tops £350,000...as two-bed The 10 most expensive homes in August

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The average price of a home in Brighton and Hove is £350,690 - just below the peak reported in June at the start of the summer selling season. According to official Land Registry data, a total of 483 homes with an aggregate value of £169,383,475 - were bought and sold in August; the average price was £350,690, 4.4% higher than the £335,807 average in August last year. The detailed breakdown for each type of property sold was: ■ 49 detached homes, with a total value of £25,888,370 and an average price of £528,334. The most expensive - at £1,000,000 - was 4A Preston Park Avenue, Brighton, BN1 6HJ; ■ 74 semi-detached homes, with a total value of £30,416,744 and an average price

Most expensive: 15A Clifton Terrace sold for £1,325,000

of £411,037. The most expensive - at £930,000 - was 48 Walsingham Road, Hove, BN3 4FF; ■ 123 terrace homes, with a total value of £50,635,055 and an average price of £411,667. The most expensive - at £1,325,000 - was 15A Clifton Terrace, Brighton, BN1 3HA; ■ 238 flats and apartments, with a total value of £62,443,306

and an average price of £263,474. The most expensive - at £810,000 was Flat 82, Argus Lofts, Robert Street, Brighton, BN1 4AY. For all the latest Land Registry data, see the Brighton & Hove Independent website. Visit: brightonandhove independent.co.uk.

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droom apartments at Brighton Marina cost £461,000 >> Continued from page 1 Not everyone is excited; some are downright unhappy. One campaigner worried by the effect on property prices that are already prohibitive to many and concerned by the towering scale of the buildings - has warned about a possible “Abu Dhabi by the Sea”. Robert Powell, who spearheaded a long legal battle aimed at halting the development, quoted Michael El-Kassir, general manager of GRE International, who has reportedly said: “Given that 35% of the demand for the Brighton Marina project is expected to arise from foreign investors, the high value-for-money development presents

a lucrative business opportunity for UAE (United Arab Emirates) investors looking to benefit from the positive momentum dominating the UK’s real estate at this time.” Mr Powell has despaired of planners and politicians of all parties. “Is everyone mesmerised by the prospect of 11 tower blocks rising in the Marina that could come to resemble Abu-Dhabi-by-the-Sea?” The development was a star attraction at the Riyadh Real Estate and Urban Development Exhibition in May. GRE Assets said they have appointed Hamptons International as sales agent, “specifically for their knowledge of the UK market for this particular scheme”.

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Friday, October 9 Opening Night Gala 8pm Brighton Dome Concert Hall

Saturday, October 10 Comedy Club 4 Kids 2pm Komedia Main Space David O’Doherty: We Are All in the Gutter, But Some of us Are Looking at David O’Doherty 7.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange James Acaster: Represent 7.30pm - SOLD OUT Brighton Dome Studio Frisky & Mannish: Just Too Much 9.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Simon Evans: In The Money 9.30pm Brighton Dome Studio

Sunday, October 11 David O’Doherty: We Are All in the Gutter, But Some of us Are Looking at David O’Doherty 5.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Sam Simons: Spaghetti For Breakfast 7.30pm Brighton Dome Studio Jeremy Hardy Live 8pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Felicity Ward: What If There Is No Toilet? 9.15pm Brighton Dome Studio

Wednesday,October 14 Dara O Briain: Crowd Tickler 8pm Brighton Dome Concert Hall Steve Bugeja: Day Release 8.30pm Komedia Studio Bar

Thursday, October 15 Angela Barnes: Come As You Are 7pm Komedia Studio Bar Andrew O’Neill: Mindspiders 7.30pm The Old Market Theatre Goose: KABLAMO 7.30pm Brighton Dome Studio Frankie Boyle: Hurt Like You’ve Never Been Loved

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Tom Allen: Both Worlds 8.30pm Komedia Studio Bar

No Such Thing As A Fish 5pm Brighton Dome Studio

Andy Zaltzman: Satirist For Hire 9.15pm Brighton Dome Studio

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Sarah Kendall: A Day In October 7.30pm Brighton Dome Studio

Rhys James: Remains 7pm Komedia Studio Bar Ed Byrne: Outside, Looking In 7.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Hardeep Singh Kohli: Big Mouth Strikes Again 7.30pm Brighton Dome Studio

Tommy Tiernan: Out of the Whirlwind 8pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Phil Jerrod 8.30pm Komedia Studio Bar

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The Guardian Live: Football Weekly 8pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange

Pippa Evans: There Are No Guilty Pleasures 7pm Komedia Studio Bar

Joanna Neary: Faceful Of Issues 8.30pm Komedia Studio Bar

Patrick Kielty: Help! 8pm Komedia Main Space

Jason Byrne: 20 Years A Clown 9.30pm The Old Market Theatre

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Saturday, October 17 John Lloyd: Emperor of the Prawns 7.30pm The Old Market Theatre Max & Ivan: The End 7.30pm Brighton Dome Studio Sean Kelly: Live! 7.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Best of the Fest 8pm Brighton Dome Concert Hall Boothby Graffoe 9.30pm The Old Market Theatre The Thinking Drinkers Guide to the Legends of Liquor 9.30pm Brighton Dome Studio

Wednesday, October 21 Fred MacAulay: Twenty Fifteen 7.30pm Brighton Dome Studio Beardyman: One Album Per Hour 8pm The Old Market Theatre

BIG CHEER for Amaze! 8pm Komedia Downstairs Lee Nelson: Suited and Booted 9.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Myra DuBois: Self AdMyra 9.30pm Brighton Dome Studio

Friday, October 23 Bridget Christie: A Book For Her 7.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Alfie Moore: The Naked Stun 7.30pm Brighton Dome Studio Richard Herring: Happy Now? 7.30pm The Old Market Theatre Milton Jones and the Temple of Daft 8pm Brighton Dome Concert Hall Joe Lycett: That’s The Way A-Ha, A-Ha, Joe Lycett 9.30pm - SOLD OUT Brighton Dome Studio Rob Beckett: Mouth of the South 9.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange

Saturday, October 24 Festival of The Spoken Nerd: Just For Graphs 7.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Nish Kumar: Long Word, Long Word, Blah Blah Blah… I’m so Clever 7.30pm Brighton Dome Studio

Dara O Briain: Crowd Tickler 8pm Brighton Dome Concert Hall

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Margaret Thatcher: Queen Of Soho 9.30pm Brighton Dome Corn Exchange

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Friday, October 23 One Man Breaking Bad 8pm Brighton Dome Concert Hall

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Goodmoney: A good idea - and your must-have Christmas gift voucher for friends and family Greg Hadfield @BrightonIndy Goodmoney has launched its citywide gift voucher scheme to support independent local businesses. The start-up social enterprise has already attracted more than 140 businesses to take part. It aims to sell £100,000-worth of vouchers in the run-up to Christmas, promoting

them as the perfect present. Participating retailers include HiSbe, Lagoon Watersports, Boulder Brighton, and Kooks restaurant. Inspired by the Lewes Pound and the Bristol Pound, Goodmoney will take advantage of what economists call the “local multiplier effect” increasing prosperity by encouraging money to stay circulating within the city rather than being sucked

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out by big companies and chain stores. The gift voucher industry in the United Kingdom is worth an estimated £5 billion a year. To mark the start of a #SwitchLocal campaign, Caroline Lucas, the Green MP for Brighton Pavilion, presented £25 gift vouchers to winners of a children’s art competition (pictured): Elijah Oakeshott, Daisy Stansfield, Nola Player, and Rio Carroll. Ms Lucas said: “This scheme will keep money in the local economy and help build upon Brighton’s global reputation as a centre for enterprise and creativity.” Dan Webb, Goodmoney’s managing director, said: “Goodmoney gift vouchers are a great example of what Brighton and Hove’s local businesses can achieve when they come together.” For a full list of participating businesses and to purchase gift vouchers, visit: goodmoney.co.uk.

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Looking back and to the future of Brighton Digital Festival Jesse Black Mooney @fruitingbodies It has been an amazing year for Brighton Digital Festival. During September the festival had a recordbreaking 186 events, ranging from conferences and meet-ups, music and comedy, workshops and exhibitions, and a whole lot more. The diversity of events that celebrate digital culture has allowed Brighton Digital Festival and the dedicated community of event organisers to reach out to an audience of thousands - giving them the opportunity to open up to new experiences, ideas, and connections. When I joined as festival manager in 2013, the festival had never internally commissioned education or art programming – now after the second year of programming, and support from Laurence Hill, our arts

coordinator, and Donna Comerford, education coordinator – I can proudly say that the festival is now commissioning new work that resonates with audiences on a global scale. The Waiting Wall by Alan Donohoe and Steven Parker, which was selected as a 2014 newforms commission, has drawn unprecedented coverage and engagement from the public. The project received more than 230,000 page views on its website in September alone, and over 10,000 messages that were shared in the Brighton Station screen installation and online. While The Waiting Wall attracted messages of love, loss, regret, and joy, the message I got from the project is that there is a great desire from the public to reach out, connect, and share. The feedback and coverage that Brighton Digital Festival has had this year points to the festival supporting Brighton’s reputation as a

Celebrity support for hospice art initiative

David Cameron, Frank Skinner, Julian Clary, Alan Titchmarsh, Tony Robinson, and Grayson Perry are some of the celebrities who have produced a piece of art for a Martlets Hospice auction. It is part of the Top Secret Art Project - an exciting exhibition and auction of original A5 sized art produced by celebrities, professional, and amateur artists. The project is “top secret” in that the artists have signed the back of their work - and who has produced which piece of art will not be revealed until after the online auction. There are almost 300 pieces of art in all manner of styles and mediums including oils, watercolours, photographs

and collages. A real eclectic mixture of art and something for all tastes. Elizabeth Baxter, Top Secret Art Project organiser, said: “It's all down to the bidders - they could win a piece by a celebrity or one by a local amateur artist, however we hope that they will bid generously on the art that appeals to them and win something they will love.” All artwork will be displayed in a oneday exhibition which will take place at the Unitarian Church, New Road, Brighton on Sunday, October 11 from 2.30pm – 6pm. The art will then be auctioned online on eBay, until October 15, at www.themartlets.org.uk/ topsecretart

hub of digital excellence. I strongly believe that a thriving digital economy is achievable only when there is considered investment into the cultural landscape of a region - allowing people to engage within an environment that encourages innovation, creativity, and risk-taking. Brighton Digital Festival has worked hard to encourage these values in both our arts and education programming. Highlights from our education strand included working with

the Royal Institution to deliver a series of creative computing masterclasses, to supporting the Spark! Brighton conference, in exploring how technology can enable better educational experiences. These are excellent examples of how the private and public sectors can work together to make amazing things happen. With austerity measures stretching out indefinitely on both a regional and national level, it has been encouraging to see so

many of this year’s festival events arise as a public/ private collaboration - just like the festival itself. This year Brighton Digital Festival was made possible through core funding through Arts Council England and generous support from private enterprises,

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Record total handed out at Community Chest Awards Some of the most inspirational volunteers in Sussex received their share of £21,500 at the Community Chest Awards 2015 last week. The chest is funded by brewer Hall and Woodhouse, which owns a string of pubs in the county, and is supported by Sussex Newspapers, the publisher of the Brighton & Hove Independent. On Friday, September 25, the Hangleton Manor in Hove hosted the eighth annual awards, which were attended by 80 people from across Sussex including dignitaries, volunteers, and representatives from more than 30 charities and good causes. Mark Woodhouse, Hall and Woodhouse chairman, led the proceedings on the night revealing that his company, which has been in his family for

seven generations since its foundation, had decided to aid more groups than ever before. He said: “It was a record night as we have never given away as much money to as many organisations as we have tonight and that record will be in place until next year. “Across our areas in Dorset and Sussex we have gone from a pot of £35,000 to £50,000. ‘‘We have been able to help some really good organisations who are doing some really good work. “It is always nice to see people from these organisations collecting their awards and enjoying good food and drink.” The grants awarded to local groups ranged from £300 to £1,500 with organisations pledging to spend the cash on anything

Award recipients: Clubs and organisations which received awards this year are: 1st Langley Green Scout Group £750 5th/10th Horsham Scouts £300 Adur Special Needs Project £750 The Arundel Players £600 The Base Skatepark CIC £1,000 Bell Tower Drop In £800 Blueprint 22 £1,500 Bognor Regis District Scout Council £700 Bognor Regis Stroke Support Group £500 Cancer United £750 Chichester Down Syndrome Support Group £1,500 Chichester Information Shop for Young People £300 Chichester Stroke Club £500 Contact the Elderly £400 Davison Worthing Youth Concert Band £500 Electric Storm Youth Ltd £400 Epilepsy Lifestyle £700 Friends of Wrenford £300 Horsham & District and Billingshurst Bar Billiards Leagues £500 NASS Bognor Branch £500 Oaktree Farm Care £500 The Point, Scope West Sussex £1,500 Redford Village Hall £1,000 Ripe and Chalvington Village Hall £500 Rudgwick Friendly Club £400 Safe in Sussex £1,000 Sasbah £1,000 Southwater Village Hall £300 Storrington Area Help Scheme £500 Yapton & Ford Village Hall £500 Young At Heart Over 60s Club £500 Youth of Bognor £500

from play equipment to chair trolleys for a village hall. Gary Shipton, editorin-chief of Sussex Newspapers, said: “We have always supported what Mark Woodhouse and his team do with the community chest as it is such a wonderful initiative. “I have met so many people tonight who are genuinely touched by the awards they have received for their organisations. It is us who should be thanking them.”

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Mad scientists of pop bring parody show to the Dome Since 2008, Frisky and Mannish have been peddling their peculiar brand of musical comedy cabaret all over the world. They’ve appeared at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe to great acclaim, the Sydney Opera House, Melbourne Comedy Festival, Adelaide Fringe Festival, New Zealand International Arts Festival, New York, Berlin, Perth, and Singapore. Touring the UK several times, headlining in London’s West End, the pair stormed the Shepherd’s Bush Empire, which was featured on BBC2’s The Culture Show, and performed live to millions on BBC Radio 1. Now Frisky and Mannish are back with a brand-new tour. They’re all grown up and their barely-conscious re-coupling should mark the beginning of a new pop-comedy-mashup-

infotainment era. Celebrated for a style of parody that uses cleverly crafted and well-received observations on pop music, Frisky and Mannish have been called the “mad scientists of pop, mixing unlikely solutions from incompatible artists and distilling entire genres into their separate elements.” The show, which is part of Brighton Comedy Festival will be held at The Corn Exchange on Saturday, October 10 (9.30pm). Tickets for the show cost £16.50. There is a £2 per order charge. Additional postage charges apply. The show is for people aged 15 and over. For more details call 01273

709709,email tickets@ brightondome.org or visit brightondome.org. Follow the Dome on Twitter @brightdome or visit www.facebook.com/ brightondome.

Lose control with Chantel’s new pantheon of rock riffs Brighton’s rock fans, live music lovers and aspiring musicians can look forward to a performance by Chantel McGregor this month. The guitarist and singer-songwriter is set to perform with her band at Komedia, Gardner Street, on Thursday, October 29, as part of her Lose Control Tour. After four years of touring and plenty of festival appearances, Chantel returns with ten new tracks. These aim to salute contemporary rock while showing the songwriter’s transition from conventional blues to a bolder rock sound with progressive influences. Together the songs form Chantel’s latest album, Lose Control, which is released on Friday, October 9. Lose Control sees Chantel channelling her guitar playing and songwriting into an exciting pantheon of rock crescendos and riffs that aim to leave her devout blues rock fan base in awe. The album should also take fans on a sonic journey, moving into new musical territory, while exploring Chantel’s current obsession with all things Southern Gothic.

Chantel McGregor (Photograph: Keith Newhouse)

interpretation of Southern Gothic is the loss of control, either spiritually, physically (through other people or substances), or emotionally. “I drew on this theme a lot throughout the album, hence the title Lose Control. I wanted the sound and emotion of the album to reflect the concept, so I juxtaposed heavy, guitar riff-based, dark tracks with haunting, emotive acoustic tracks, while tying them together with the lyrical themes of desperation and loss so often seen in Southern Gothic fiction.” The album was recorded, mixed and mastered at Livingstone Brown’s studio in Brixton over six months. Livingstone Brown, (Ed Sheeran, Bryan Ferry,

majority of the bass on the album, with Chantel playing small parts, and her touring drummer Keith McPartling, playing drums for the whole album. Chantel said: “I did the vocals, backing vocals, all guitar parts, arrangements and some production. We brought in two amazing string players - Charlie Brown on the violin and Chris Worsey on the cello. I really enjoyed the creativity the studio gave me and loved venturing into the production and arrangement sides of it, which I will definitely be doing more of in the future.” Advance tickets are £14 (plus booking fee) from 01472 349 222 or visit:

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Spectacular Elvis tribute celebrates King’s career Phil Hewitt @BrightonIndy One Night of Elvis starring Lee Memphis King at Brighton’s Theatre Royal on Sunday, October 18, will offer proof positive of Lee’s great belief. “Elvis just had it all!” It’s fast approaching 40 years since Elvis’ death. “But a great song is a great song no matter how long ago, and he just sang great songs,” Lee says. “He was the greatest star. He had everything in spades. He had a great voice, and he looked great. He had great stage presence. He was a real star. “Any song he liked he recorded. I would say there was no formula, but maybe the formula was just liking what he sang. He did rock ’n’ roll and R&B and gospel and country, a great mixture.” Lee was ten when Elvis died. He remembers the day well, his mum calling up with the sad news. Lee was already a fan. “I was always trying to imitate his voice from the

age of about five. I have always been able to imitate people for as long as I can remember. I always wanted to imitate his voice, and I always wanted to go on stage. I’d been trying to do that forever.” But the question was how to achieve that dream – a question answered with

somebody was ill and the opportunity came up. I was asked if I would go and sing at someone’s birthday party in Germany. That was my first-ever performance. Somebody’s sister had wanted an Elvis tribute for her brother’s birthday party. It was scary. It was as scary as you would

I have always been able to imitate people for as long as I can remember” the advent of the internet. “I didn’t have a clue about how to get into show business. There are no manuals. Nobody is going to tell you how, and nobody is going to let you in. But once the internet came along and people started developing websites, then I was able to send off recordings to promoters and to start to make progress. Before that, it was just ‘how the hell do you let people know what you want to do?’ I just had no idea. All I had was this feeling I had to be on stage. “I sent off recordings and

imagine and then ten times that, and then after that I entered a contest, back when I used to think that contests were credible and useful. That was in about 2005. It was at the time the largest contest in the world for Elvis tributes. I won it, and after that I started performing regularly.” He has been touring ever since. Lee hasn’t much time for the tributes and impersonators that turn up for Elvis contests these days: “They are like caricatures of what they think Elvis should be like.”

Dramatic dance piece will explore young man’s dreams and memories Akram Khan’s DESH was an instant hit with audiences and critics alike when it was first presented in 2011. Now,Akram Khan Company and Theatre-Rites director Sue Buckmaster have adapted this much-loved production to create Chotto Desh for children aged seven plus - and it is coming to Brighton. Chotto Desh, meaning “small homeland”, draws on Akram’s unique quality of cross-cultural storytelling, creating a compelling tale of a young man’s dreams and memories from Britain to Bangladesh. Using a magical mix of dance, text, visuals, and sound, Chotto Desh celebrates the resilience of the human spirit in the modern world and promises to be a thrilling and poignant dance theatre experience. Akram Khan Company is one of the foremost innovative dance companies in the world. Inspired by Akram Khan’s early training in the Indian classical dance form Kathak, and the hybrid language that organically emerged when Akram’s kathak training encountered contemporary dance, the company is fuelled

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He did a contest much more recently, and it was an awful experience: “It was just stereotypical Elvis impersonators, fat dads with dyed black hair.” That’s not the way to do it: “You have just got to look at the man, look at the film of him performing.” Lee reckons Elvis was at his peak from ’68 to ’72, the comeback after nine years of awful films. “Elvis hated the films,

and I can’t watch them either.” But he came back at his best, Lee believes: “He looked great. He was singing great.” His decline was only in the last 18 months of his life, the result of a mix of ailments and the prescription drugs he was taking for them: “It was that combination that got him in the end, I think.” But, as Lee says, there

was a TV programme that examined his genes and determined that with his dodgy ticker, he was always likely to die sometime around then anyway… Visit www.leememphisking. com to find out more. The show starts at 7.30pm. Tickets cost £20.50 to £24.90. Call 0844 871 7650 or visit www.atgtickets.com/ brighton.

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and Stratford Circus Arts. Supported by Arts Council England, MOKO Dance is a national dance partnership dedicated to opening the eyes of children and their families to the power of dance. The performance, set to take place at the Brighton Dome Corn Exchange, on Tuesday, October 27, will be accompanied by MOKO Dance workshops and activities. Suitable for an inspiring family day out - it’s a mustsee. Shows start at 2.30pm and 5pm. Tickets from £6. For more information, call 01273 709709, email tickets@brightondome.org or visit brightondome.org.

Ride on the narrow gauge railway and historic bus. Working printshop, crafts, exhibition halls, lime kilns, café and shop. Large free car park, right next to Amberley railway station. Plenty to see in all weathers. Under 4s go free. Museum open Wed to Sun and every day in half term, until 1st November. Full details on our website.

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Sofie tackles taboo subjects with charm and sensibility The winner of this year’s Foster’s Edinburgh Comedy Award (Best Newcomer), Sofie Hagen, brings her new show Bubblewrap to the Brighton Dome on October 21 (9.15pm). The Danish comedian aims to tackle taboo subjects with charm and sensibility, bullet-proof timing and an amiable personality. What is it like to have a winner’s mentality but not a winner’s confidence? To be an insecure but arrogant teenager, living in a bubble and discovering that adults lie? In her debut hour, Bubblewrap, Sofie discusses mental health, body image, fighting the system, a shower cabinet...and Westlife. Revered in her home country, Sofie was chosen to perform at the prestigious 1700+ capacity Royal Opera House for the Danish Comedy Gala in 2012 as ‘The New Hopes of

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What’s On FRIDAY The Easy Speakin’ Speakeasy

7.30pm, £8 on the door Otherplace Brighton, BN1 4AJ @OtherplaceBTN The Easy Speakin’ Speakeasy brings to you some of the freshest live Hip-Hop & Spoken Word that Brighton has to offer.

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2.30pm/7.45pm, £8/£9 New Venture Theatre, BN1 2PT @nvt_brighton Until October 10. A bright and modern adaptation of Molière’s classic French farce. Will the Miser hold on tight to his money or will it be prised out of his grasping hands?

Krater Comedy Club

8pm, £16.50-£29. Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Award-winning comedy with top international and UK comedians. Acts are Joe Rowntree, Mick Ferry, Andy Askins and MC Stephen Grant. Doors 7pm.

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8pm, £10 (£8 concessions) Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Comedy cabaret with unreserved cabaret seating. The maximum group size for a table is four. Doors 7.30pm.

Too Darn Soulful

11pm, £5 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Club night. Too Darn Soulful, the monthly Northern Soul session, returns when ‘Swifty’, The Dancing Master, is joined by The Grandaddy of Northern Soul, Paddy Shevlin. Special guests every month.

SATURDAY Krater Comedy Club

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7pm/10.30pm, £24-£36.50. Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Award-winning comedy with top international and UK comedians. Acts are Joe Rowntree, Mick Ferry, Andy Askins and MC Stephen

8pm, £10 (£12 on door) Rialto Theatre, Dyke Road, BN1 3FE @Rialto_Brighton An event that welcomes polyamorous, open and LGBT+ folk. A night of decadence and dancing with live burlesque acts and the finest jazz, electro swing and queer alternative music.

SUNDAY Paddy McGuinness, Daddy McGuinness

7.30pm, £21.40-£28.90 Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD @TheatreRoyalBTN Starting in September this year, the star of ITV’s Take Me Out will return to his performing roots, with his first stand-up comedy tour since 2011.

Our Brighton Hippodrome benefit: The Golden Years of The Theatre 3pm, £10 (£8 concessions) Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton A talk by Nigel Nevinson about his mother, Nancy Nevinson, who worked as an actress in eight decades with many of the greatest

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Tom Russell

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7.45pm, £21.40-£43.90 Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD @TheatreRoyalBTN Opera & Ballet International presents an Ellen Kent production with international soloists, highly praised chorus and full orchestra.

Goldenvoice presents: GENGAHR

7.30pm, £8 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton An alternative four-piece from London playing melodic psychpop.

Brighton Comedy Festival: Squawker Heats

8pm, £6 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Brighton’s new act competition returns with a series of heats, culminating in the final during Brighton Comedy Festival. In

WEDNESDAY 8pm Otherplace Brighton, BN1 4AJ @OtherplaceBTN New Brighton company Bow and Arrow Theatre in association with Otherplace bring you an adaptation and interpretation of John Fowles cerebral feast: The Magus.

Skip’s After School Club – Horrible Histories

4pm, £6 Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD @TheatreRoyalBTN A fun and informal after school session for 6-10 year olds. Includes warm up games, Horrible Histories themed drama and craft activities, squash and biscuits and a look on stage.

Carmen

7.45pm, £21.40-£43.90 Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD @TheatreRoyalBTN One of the most famous and seductive operas of all time, Bizet’s irresistibly emotional Carmen guarantees an evening of passion and romance.

Portrait

7.30pm, £12 (£10 concessions) Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome A frank, funny and provactive look at the trials and tribulations of modern life, seen through the eyes of a young black woman.

Xiu Xiu plays the music of Twin Peaks

7.30pm, £12 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton

9pm, £13.50 Rialto Theatre, Dyke Road, BN1 3FE @Rialto_Brighton An all new, all blonde evening of true diva style. Marilyn Monroe, Doris Day and Dusty Springfield – this intimate cabaret show takes you through the ’50s, ’60s and ’70s with three of the biggest stars of all time.

The Rat Pack Vegas Spectacular Show

7.45pm, £19.90-£25.90 Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD @TheatreRoyalBTN It’s fun all the way as the Purveyors of Cool swing into town with a sensational show, featuring a live orchestra and

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The Foster’s Golden Jesters Award finalists, Laughing Horse New Act of the Year 2014 semifinalists, and Brighton Fringe Best Comedy Show nominees are presenting their second show, ‘Woof’. Audiences can expect delightfully awkward

characters, endearingly grotesque sketches and memorable songs that they will be singing for days. Kitten Killers are Fran Bushe, Kat Cade and Perdita Stott. They formed in April 2013 after they met at Soho Theatre’s SYC (Soho Young Company) classes. Since then they have enjoyed success on the London circuit, a sell-out Camden Fringe run and two years at the Edinburgh Fringe with Underbelly. Performances start at 9.30pm. Ticket Information Standard £5-9 Call: 01273 987516, or visit: www.otherplacebrighton.co.uk

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Double Crossword

A X O J B Y Q F P L E U W

How you rate:

CRYPTIC - Across: 1 Set-off; 4 Assail; 9 All for nothing; 10 Imparts; 11 Least; 12 Tonic; 14 Cross; 18 Reels; 19 Carmine; 21 Fair condition; 22 Enlist; 23 Teaser. Down: 1 Static; 2 Telephone bill; 3 Floor; 5 Settler; 6 Animal spirits; 7 Lights; 8 In use; 13 Insects; 15 Trifle; 16 Scene; 17 Leaner; 20 Raise. QUICK - Across: 1 Appear; 4 Proper; 9 Correspondent; 10 Shelter; 11 Occur; 12 Edict; 14 Group; 18 Incur; 19 Inflate; 21 Collaborating; 22 Daring; 23 Chance. Down: 1 Access; 2 Perpendicular; 3 Agent; 5 Rancour; 6 Preoccupation; 7 Retire; 8 Spare; 13 Certain; 15 Winced; 16 Minor; 17 League; 20 Flash.

Choose either quick or cryptic clues. Across 1. Makes a joint plan to study architectural features of churches (9) 8. Organised part of 6 Down (3) 9. Just the spot to show a decline in the tide level (4,2,5) 11. Patricia Bird is a model (7) 12. Use some of the water in sea - to do this? (5) 13. About class improvement in organisation (6) 15. Peaceful lovesong without any advertisement (6) 17. Clubs used on naval defaulters (5) 18. As an alternative to being badly stained (7) 20. He attends to cases after dark (5-6) 22. Nothing to the theologian is strange? (3) 23. A gem of a game! (9)

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.

9 15

clot, cloth, clout, cloy, colt, cony, count, county,

8 4

23 23

5 8

10 13

6 words - average; couth, holt, holy, hotly, lout, notch, only, ouch, thou, touch, touchy, uncouth, uncouthly, unholy, 9 words - good; 12 words - very good; unto, youth. 15 or more - excellent.

Circlegram Down 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 10. 11. 14. 16. 19. 21.

Poem (3) Pamphlet (5) Obeyed (6) Go before (7) Worsen (11) Consistency (9) Plight (11) Vast (9) Made certain (7) Turn back (6) Come in (5) Boy (3)

Scribble pad

Last week’s solutions:

Down 2. Blade used for beheading a pig (3) 3. See 21 Down 4. Rig now adopted for going on the river (6) 5. No longer confine the clique without charge (3,4) 6. Disposition modified by great manner (11) 7. Where you’ll find the star before everybody else Quick Clues: (2,3,4) Across 10. Describing the exhausted jumper 1. Wooing (9) beyond the pale! 8. Self (3) (3,2,6) 9. Successor (11) 11. Convert pride into 11. Respire (7) ruin (9) 14. Stays in the office 12. Mistake (5) 13. At one (6) no longer (7) 16. Weapon is used in 15. Fame (6) intricate plot (6) 17. Pulls (5) 19. Porter carrying too 18. Lift up (7) much weight! (5) 20. Sincerity (11) 21 & 3Dn. A heady 22. Iniquity (3) device for picking 23. Resolve (9) up a signal! (3-5)

Kakuro

Wordsquare

X W R A E K O R W

Last week’s solutions:

Cryptic Clues:

Codeword

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12 10

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

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

1 2

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?

E S

L L

✍

I R

Last week’s solutions:

The letter represented by the question mark is M. Williams, Mauresmo, Martinez, all former Wimbledon Ladies’ singles champions.

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.

1 9

1 5

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

A L E N C ? I A I

Intermediate

Difficult

Last week’s solutions: > From top to bottom Simple, Intermediate, Difficult

O A S C D C C

N O O A U

A I S I R

R N I N R

E I C U Y

Last week’s solutions: Trips, Radii, Idled, Piece, Sides.

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Business Awards bring together winners from Johnston Press titles’ own award winners. It is NOT possible to enter these awards – the finalists are companies that have already demonstrated their excellence by winning an award associated with one of our newspaper titles during 2014/2015.

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PUBLIC NOTICES BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL

SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY

AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS

INSPECTION OF STATEMENTS OF ACCOUNTS

ACCOUNTS AND AUDIT REGULATIONS 2011, REG.11

NOTICE is hereby given that:

(1) the audit of accounts of the above named Brighton & Hove City Council for the year ended 31st March 2015 has been concluded;

(1) the audit of accounts of the above named South Downs National Park Authority for the year ended 31st March 2015 has been concluded;

(2) The Statement of Accounts are available for inspection by any local government elector for the area of Brighton & Hove City Council, at Central Financial Services, 3rd Floor Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton, on working days between the hours of 9.30am and 4.00pm when any such elector may make copies of the statements and reports or extracts therefrom;

(2) The Statement of Accounts are available for inspection by any persons interested, at, Brighton & Hove City Council, Central Financial Services, 3rd Floor Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton, on working days between the hours of 9.30am and 4.00pm when any such interested person may make copies of the statements and reports or extracts therefrom;

(3) Copies of the statements of accounts will be delivered to any such elector on payment of a small charge to cover administrative costs.

(3) Copies of the statements of accounts will be delivered on payment of a small charge to cover administrative costs.

(4) The Statement of Accounts are also available to view on the council’s website www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/ accounts

(4) The Statement of Accounts are also available to view on the authority’s website www.southdowns.gov.uk

Rachel Musson, Interim Executive Director Finance & Resources

Nigel Manvell, Assistant Director – Finance & Procurement (Section 151 Officer) 3rd Floor, Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton BN1 1JE.

1st October 2015 October 2015. Notice is hereby given that Brighton PUBLIC NOTICES Marina Company Ltd has applied to the Marine Management Organisation BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 under the Marine and Coastal Access PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 Act 2009, Part 4, for a marine licence The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of a Conservation Area were registered during week ending 25/09/2015: and under the Brighton Marina Act BH2015/03076 BH2015/03341 1968 for a Board of Trade Consent, Former Municipal Market Circus Street Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition – 46 Tongdean Avenue Hove Full Planning – Demolition of existing single dwelling and Application for variation of condition 2 of application BH2013/03461 (Demolition of erection of three storey six bedroom single dwelling. to undertake Phase 2 of the existing buildings and replacement with a mixed use development comprising of: a development of the Outer Harbour in part 5 (6 storey equivalent)/part 7 storey University of Brighton Library and Academic BH2015/03322 Flat 4 10 Cromwell Road Hove Listed Building Consent – Internal alterations to layout Building (Use Class D1); a 3 storey (4 storey equivalent) Dance Space building (Use Brighton Marina. Plans showing the of flat. Class D2); a 7 storey office building, (Use Class B1); student accommodation (Sui position of the works may be BH2015/03260 Generis) providing up to 450 bed spaces in 4 buildings (Student Cluster E and G part 4 Terminus Road Brighton Full Planning – Change of Use from retail (A1) to restaurant/ 6/part 8 storey, Student Cluster F part 6,7 and 8 storey and Student Cluster H part 6/ inspected at the hot food takeaway. (A3/A5) part 13 storey (with recessed top 13th storey)); 142 residential apartments (Class C3) Jubilee Library,Brighton. consisting of 57 x 1 bed, 81 x 2 bed and 4 x 3 bed units in 4 buildings (Building A part BH2015/03372 7/part 10 storey, Building B part 7/part 8 storey and Buildings C and D both 6 storey); Copies of the application and 1 Terminus Road Brighton Full Planning – Alterations to existing shopfront including with ancillary retail (A1) café/restaurant (A3) and/or commercial (B1) within the ground installation of folding windows. associated information may be floor of part of student cluster buildings G and H, part of office building and part of BH2015/03396 residential buildings A, B, C and D; new public realm and associated infrastructure viewed on line in the Public 38 Clifton Street Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Erection of a single storey including provision of 38 undercroft parking spaces below the student cluster rear extension with associated alterations. Installation of railings and gate to front Register at buildings (including 16 on-site disabled parking spaces), on site cycle parking, and

www.gov.uk/check-marine-licence-register.

Representations or objections in respect of the application should be made in writing, giving an address to which correspondence relating to the representation or objection may be sent, to the Marine Management Organisation, Lancaster House, Hampshire Court, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE4 7YH, or alternatively emailed to

highway works including a narrowing in width of Circus Street) to allow for minor material and non-material amendments to all proposed buildings.

BH2015/03015 Flat 1 33 Lansdowne Place Hove Listed Building Consent – Internal alterations to layout of basement flat. External refurbishment works and alterations including installation of replacement windows and new sliding doors to rear courtyard and new rear fire escape doors. BH2015/03016 Flat 1 33 Lansdowne Place Hove Householder Planning Consent – External refurbishment works and alterations including installation of replacement windows and new sliding doors to rear courtyard and new rear fire escape doors. BH2015/03350 12 Cheltenham Place Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing front door.

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BH2015/03264 Flat 6 Courtenay House 1 Courtenay Terrace Hove Listed Building Consent – Internal alterations to layout of flat and installation of replacement aluminium sliding doors to rear terrace.

The Marine Management Organisation will pass to the applicant a copy of any objection or representation we receive.

BH2015/03129 & BH2015/03130 Madeira Terraces Madeira Drive Brighton Council Development (Full Planning) and Council Development (Listed Building) – Installation of steel mesh fencing with vehicular and pedestrian gates to enclose Madeira Terrace, 3m high along Madeira Drive and 2.4m high to steps from Marine Parade.

within 28 days of 29th September 2015, quoting reference - MLA/2015/00349.

GOODS VEHICLE OPERATOR’S LICENCE LESLIE SALVIDGE trading as PRICEWATCH LIMITED Of Unit B, Shortgate Industrial Park, The Broyle, Ringmer, East Sussex, BN8 6PH Is applying for a Licence to use The Shoreham Oil Terminal, Wellington Rd., Shoreham, West Sussex,BN41 1EL as an operating centre for 3 vehicles and 1 Trailer. Owners or occupiers of land (including buildings) near the operating centre who believe that their use and enjoyment of that land would be affected, should make written representations to the Traffic Commissioner at Hillcrest House, 386 Harehills Lane, Leeds, LS9 6NF, stating their reasons, within 21 days of this notice. Representors must at the same time send a copy of their representations to the applicant at the address given at the top of this notice. A guide to making representations is available from the Traffic Commissioners Office

BH2015/03219 2 Royal Crescent Mews Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Installation of aluminium sliding doors to front elevation, replacement of pitched roof slate tiles, installation of PV solar panels to roof and insertion of rooflight and skylight. BH2015/03210 Flat 1 38 Sussex Square Brighton Listed Building Consent – Internal alterations incorporating creation of opening to kitchen and waterproofing works to basement flat. BH2015/03293 10 Gloucester Mews 113-120 Gloucester Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Insertion of 3no rooflights. BH2015/03390 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.

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BH2015/03410 1 Guildford Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing UPVC windows with timber sliding sash windows. Re-advertisements BH2015/01237 Amber Court 38 Salisbury Road Hove Full Planning – Creation of additional floor at fourth floor level to form 2no two bedroom flats with terraces to rear. (Additional submission of daylight/sunlight and overshadowing report) Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015 NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 13 BH2015/03076 Former Municipal Market Circus Street Brighton I give notice that Cathedral (Brighton) Limited is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Application for variation of condition 2 of application BH2013/03461 (Demolition of existing buildings and replacement with a mixed use development comprising of: a part 5 (6 storey equivalent)/part 7 storey University of Brighton Library and Academic Building (Use Class D1); a 3 storey (4 storey equivalent) Dance Space building (Use Class D2); a 7 storey office building, (Use Class B1); student accommodation (Sui Generis) providing up to 450 bed spaces in 4 buildings (Student Cluster E and G part 6/part 8 storey, Student Cluster F part 6,7 and 8 storey and Student Cluster H part 6/part 13 storey (with recessed top 13th storey)); 142 residential apartments (Class C3) consisting of 57 x 1 bed, 81 x 2 bed and 4 x 3 bed units in 4 buildings (Building A part 7/part 10 storey, Building B part 7/ part 8 storey and Buildings C and D both 6 storey); with ancillary retail (A1) café/ restaurant (A3) and/or commercial (B1) within the ground floor of part of student cluster buildings G and H, part of office building and part of residential buildings A, B, C and D; new public realm and associated infrastructure including provision of 38 undercroft parking spaces below the student cluster buildings (including 16 on-site disabled parking spaces), on site cycle parking, and highway works including a narrowing in width of Circus Street) to allow for minor material and non-material amendments to all proposed buildings. The proposed application applies to a Variation of Condition relating to a major application where – The number of dwellinghouses to be provided is 10 or more and The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more.

BH2015/03089 56A Roundhill Crescent & Part of 53 Upper Lewes Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Demolition of shed and erection of detached outbuilding.

Application No: BH2015/03285 Land Adjacent to the American Express Community Stadium Village Way Brighton I give notice that Albion Sports and Leisure Limited is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Construction of a 3no storey plus basement building comprising of a hotel at ground and upper floors (C1) providing total of 150no bedrooms, restaurant, bar, reception, gymnasium, meeting room, lounge and plant facilities and provision of Stereotactic Radiotherapy Unit (D1) at basement level, incorporating hard and soft landscaping, creation of new access, provision of 62no car parking spaces and other associated works. The proposed development/use would result in major development affecting a building or buildings where: The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more. You can view the application 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.

BH2015/03339 64 Crescent Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Installation of rooflight to front.

02 October 2015.

BH2015/03236 Land at 27 to 31 Church Street Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition – Application for removal of conditions 17 & 18 of BH2011/02401 (Erection of mixed use development comprising 9no residential dwellings, retail and offices incorporating basement level parking and associated landscaping). BH2015/03102 4, 6, 7 & 9 Eastwoods 251 Ditchling Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Installation of solar photovoltaic system to roof slopes. BH2015/03292 105B Beaconsfield Villas Brighton Full Planning – Erection of single storey rear extension and raised terrace with balustrade.

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First Drive: Toyota Auris A stalwart of the Toyota range, the company’s refreshed Auris boasts cleaner engines, an exterior refresh and a much improved cabin environment. What’s new? The Auris might be a familiar sight on our roads, but if you look closely you’ll see that this particular generation has been given a light refresh. There wasn’t really anything wrong with its predecessor, but that hasn’t stopped Toyota from embarking on a series of some small and not so small improvements. As a result, the Auris is now powered by a selection of new or improved engines - petrol and diesel. Of note is an all-new 1.2-litre turbo petrol motor, while a new 1.6-litre diesel partners the firm’s refreshed 1.4-litre oil-burner. Hybrid accounts for the bulk of sales and in petrolelectric guise the Auris

has also been tweaked to deliver reduced emissions and fuel consumption. Elsewhere there are small visual changes to the car’s nose and tail, while cabin quality and kit levels have also been raised.

Looks and image A solid performer, it’s popular with its loyal fanbase, and the car’s ace card - the hybrid variant - is a strong seller in both private and business circles. Cabin quality and refinement have been improved, which is always welcome, while the car’s slightly edgy styling goes a long way to challenge the perception that the Auris is a car only for silver-haired owners. Space and practicality In default hatchback guise the Auris offers occupants good levels of space fore and aft. Up front there’s ample room and plenty of oddment storage

options, while those in the back are unlikely to feel compromised as head and legroom is respectable even for-adults. At the back the car’s boot is a reasonable size, plus there’s the added convenience of being able to fold the rear seats to liberate more space for larger loads.

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Where to see the Brighton Belles point along the 60-mile route offers completely free viewing allowing everyone to enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of more than 400 veterans as they ‘put-put’ their way to Brighton. Although the run follows more or less the same route as last year, there have been a few changes to make it even better for participants and spectators alike. The first cars will start at Hyde Park Corner at first light (6.54am) where the route takes them through Wellington Arch and down Constitution Hill to pass Buckingham Palace before they head down The Mall. From The Mall, the cars will turn right onto Horse Guards Road before turning left onto Birdcage Walk, heading towards the Houses of Parliament and We s t m i n s t e r Bridge. Once south of the river, the cars will turn right One of the vintage cars taking part As many as half a million spectators will line the route of the Bonhams London to Brighton Veteran Car Run this November, when the longest running motoring event in the world sets off on its annual adventure from London to Brighton (Sunday, November 1). Like the hardy teams piloting their amazing horseless carriages from the capital to the coast, the spectators brave whatever the weather conjures up to salute motoring’s pioneers: every car taking part was built before 1905. Best of all, every vantage

onto Lambeth Palace Road before turning left by the Palace towards the Imperial War Museum where they join the A23 to head south towards Croydon, Purley, Redhill, Crawley, and on to Brighton. One popular viewing point just south of Redhill is at the A23 Brighton Road crossroads with Hooley Lane. This is a long incline that really tests the cars’ stamina: the first cars are expected here from 7.50am until around 11.30am. Like last year, the participants will benefit from a pit stop in Crawley, courtesy of Harrods and Gatwick Honda. The dealer will clear its forecourt and service bays of modern cars to allow drivers and mechanics to fettle their steeds while passengers enjoy a warming drink. Due to lack of spectator viewing points, the time control checkpoint has been reintroduced into nearby Crawley High Street to allow fans to get up close to the cars. This will be the vantage point for spectators.

A knowledgeable commentary team will be on-hand in the High Street to give spectators some background on each car as it passes through. The first cars are expected to head off from 8.15am with the last leaving at about 1.45pm. As the journey continues, the next popular vantage point is the village of Cuckfield where the pubs open early - for teas, coffees and soft drinks. Cars will be passing through here between 8.45am and 2.30pm before heading through Burgess Hill between 8.55am and 3pm and reaching their destination at Brighton. Another change this year sees the official finish moving to Madeira Drive, the site of the traditional ceremonial finish. The first cars are expected from 9.54am and all will be able to use bus lanes on Brighton’s Grand Parade to ease their passage to the sea front. The event also attracts owners of classic cars who head out in support of the run. MGs, Morgans,

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Rolls-Royces, and Bentleys gather outside The Jolly Tanners and The Victory Inn by the village green in Staplefield as their owners cheer the veterans through. Members of the Panhard Club GB and Lotus 7 Club do the same at Handcross, just south of Crawley. Neil Carr-Jones, clerk of the course, said: “Interest in the Veteran Car Run is higher than ever and the minor changes we have made to the route are designed not just to make life easier for the participants - you’ve got to remember these cars are all over 110 years old - but also to make it even more

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inviting to spectators. “For anyone interested in the history of motoring and how the invention of the horseless carriage has shaped our lives, this is the greatest show on earth.” There will be even greater spectator involvement on the run this year. A social media campaign on the day will encourage spectators to vote for the crew dressed in the best period costume. The crew with the most nominations will win the Best Period Dress award. For more information, visit: www.veterancarrun. com

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ON ALL VEHICLES MPVS

HATCHBACKS

AUTOMATICS

11 (11) PEUGEOT 5008 2.0 DIESEL AUTO EXCLUSIVE, (7 SEATS), 20,000 miles, met silver............£11,599

11 (11) BMW 320 DIESEL SE AUTO 4DR, in champagne gold metallic, only 22,000 miles,1 owner from new.....£14,599

61 (61) HONDA INSIGHT (HYBRID) ONLY 9,000 miles, met bronze, PHENOMENAL CAR ...................£11,999

12 (12) NISSAN QASHQAI DCi ACCENTA, met red, 18,000 miles, 1 owner.......................................£11,499

10 (10) AUDI A3 S LINE TDi 5DR, met black, 28,000 miles.........................................................£11,999

12 (62) NISSAN JUKE ACCENTA, met grey, 17,000 miles.................................................................£10,599

11 (11) PEUGEOT 5008 2.0 DIESEL AUTO EXCLUSIVE, (7 SEATS), 20,000 miles, met silver............£11,599

12 (12) CITROEN DS3 1.6 AIRSTREAM, 30,000 miles, red ........................................................£10,499

11 (11) NISSAN JUKE 1.6 12,000 miles from new, met red................................................................£9,999 11 (11) TOYOTA VERSO 2.0 DIESEL (7 SEATER) 21,000 miles, met grey .................................SOLD £9,999 12 (12) VAUXHALL ZAFIRA 1.6 EXCLUSIVE, blue, 22,000 miles, FSH ................................................£8,699

12 (62) VAUXHALL INSIGNIA SRi CDTi, only 17,000 miles, polar white........................................£9,999 11 (60) MINI COOPER 1.6, charcoal black, 14,000 miles ...............................................................£9,599 61 (61) VAUXHALL INSIGNIA SRi DIESEL, 16,000 miles, met grey..............................................£9,299

12 (12) FORD FIESTA TITANIUM 5DR AUTO, 18,000 miles, 1 owner..................................................£8,999 12 (12) NISSAN NOTE 1.6 AUTO N-TEC, caffe latte, 13,000 miles......................................................£7,999 12 (12) VAUXHALL CORSA 5DR AUTO, roman bronze met, 13,000 miles...........................................£7,999 11 (61) NISSAN NOTE 1.6 TEKNA AUTO, met red, 9,000 miles ..........................................................£7,999

DIESEL

12 (62) FORD FOCUS (NEW SHAPE) 1.6 black,16,000 miles........................................................£8,999

11 (11) BMW 320 DIESEL SE AUTO 4DR, in champagne gold metallic, only 22,000 miles,1 owner from new.....£14,599

13 (13) FORD FIESTA 5DR, DIESEL, red, 9,000 miles, only...........................................................£8,999

10 (10) AUDI A3 S LINE TDi 5DR, met black, 28,000 miles.........................................................£11,999

14 (14) PEUGEOT 208 1.0 ACTIVE, only 6,000 miles,met blue, unbeatable price ..........................£8,599

11 (61) NISSAN MICRA 1.2 5DR AUTO, Ice white, only 6,000 miles...................................................£7,999

11 (11) PEUGEOT 5008 2.0 DIESEL AUTO EXCLUSIVE, (7 SEATS), 20,000 miles, met silver . £11,599

12 (12) HONDA JAZZ 1.2 5DR, red 18,000 miles, 1 owner............................................................£7,999

09 (09) NISSAN NOTE 1.6 TEKNA AUTO, met blue, 39,000 miles.......................................................£5,999

12 (12) CITROEN DS3 1.6 AIRSTREAM, 30,000 miles, red ........................................................£10,499

12 (12) VAUXHALL CORSA 5DR AUTO, roman bronze met, 13,000 miles.....................................£7,999

07 (57) FORD FIESTA 1.6 GHIA AUTO, met silver, 48,000 miles ...............................................SOLD £4,599

11 (11) VW GOLF MATCH 5DR, 43,000 miles, met grey, 1 owner..................................................£9,999 11 (11) TOYOTA VERSO 2.0 DIESEL (7 SEATER) 21,000 miles, met grey......................... SOLD £9,999 12 (62) VAUXHALL INSIGNIA SRi CDTi, only 17,000 miles, polar white .......................................£9,999 61 (61) VAUXHALL INSIGNIA SRi DIESEL, 16,000 miles, met grey..............................................£9,299 11 (62) FORD FOCUS (NEW SHAPE) 1.6, black, 16,000 miles ......................................................£8,999 13 (13) FORD FIESTA (NEW SHAPE) 5DR, DIESEL, red, 9,000 miles, only....................................£8,999 07 (07) AUDI A4 SPORT 2.0 TDi CONVERTIBLE, met red, 58,000 miles......................................£8,699

12 (12) NISSAN NOTE 1.6 AUTO N-TEC, caffe latte, 13,000 miles ...............................................£7,999

12 (61) KIA CEED 1.6 AUTOMATIC ESTATE, 25,000 miles, blue, 1 owner ..........................................£7,999

11 (11) FORD FOCUS 1.6 SPORT 5DR, silver, 20,000 miles (sat nav) ...........................................£7,499

ESTATE

10 (10) MAZDA 3 TS2 1.6 5DR, met grey, 35,000 miles only..........................................................£7499

12 (61) KIA CEED 1.6 AUTOMATIC ESTATE, 25,000 miles, blue, 1 owner ..........................................£7,999

12 (62) VAUXHALL CORSA 1.2 CDTi EXCLUSIVE, in red, 5DR, 20,000 miles ..............................£7,499

10 (60) RENAULT CLIO EXPRESSION, 5DR ESTATE, 41,000 miles, rare opportunity, only...................£5,799

13 (62) HYUNDAI i10 ACTIVE 1.2 5DR, 20,000 miles, blue ..........................................................£5,999 10 (10) MITSUBISHI COLT 1.4 5DR, met blue, 11,000 miles.........................................................£5,999

CONVERTIBLES & EXECUTIVE 12 (62) AUDI TT S LINE 2.0 TFSi, gun metal grey, 9,000 miles, 1 owner, FSH .......................... £18,599

12 (12) CITROEN C4 5DR 1.6 DIESEL, met grey, 19,000 miles.....................................................£7,999

10 (10) TOYOTA IGO 1.0, blue, 5dr, 45,000 miles............................................................................£4,299

12 (62) VAUXHALL CORSA 1.2 CDTi EXCLUSIVE, in red, 5DR, 20,000 miles ..............................£7,499

08 (08) NISSAN NOTE 1.4 ACCENTA, met silver, 36,000 miles .....................................................£4,299

12 (12) CITROEN C4 VTR HDi 5DR, polar white, 22,000 miles......................................................£7,999

08 (58) PEUGEOT 308 1.6 5DR, silver, 52,000 miles..................................................................... £3,999

61 (61) HONDA INSIGHT (HYBRID) ONLY 9,000 miles, met bronze, PHENOMENAL CAR.............£11,999

12 (62) VAUXHALL CORSA 1.2 CDTi EXCLUSIVE, in red, 5dr, 20,000 miles................................£7,499

07 (57) VAUXHALL MERIVA 1.4 5DR, met silver, 15,000 miles.....................................................£3,499

07 (07) AUDI A4 SPORT 2.0 TDi CONVERTIBLE, met red, 58,000 miles ...................................£8,699

11 (11) BMW 320 DIESEL SE AUTO 4DR in bronze, only 22,000 miles, 1 owner from new...............£14,599

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Championship Yellow cards: S Hutchinson K Lua Lua J Garner A McCormack S Bamba S Duffy G Hanley B Kayal E Lichaj O Norwood M Pack A Tshibola D Vaughan J Welsh D Ayala S Carruthers A Clayton D Cotterill N Danns M Davies

Yellow cards received by Sam

6 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3

Home team: 37 wins

31%

34 draws

35%

Away teams: 33 wins

Goals scored: Home goals

2015/2016 SEASON

League table:

Game outcomes:

34%

HEAD TO HEAD

Away goals

145 129 Total goals scored

274

P Brighton 9 M’brough 9 Reading 9 Hull 9 B’gham 9 Cardiff 9 Burnley 9 Ipswich 9 Derby 9 Wolves 9 Nott Frst 9 Sheff Wed 9 QPR 9 Fulham 9 Leeds 9 H’field 9 Charlton 9 Blackburn 9 Brentford 9 R’ham 9 Bolton 9 Preston 9 MK Dons 9 Bristol City9

HOME

WD 4 0 4 0 1 2 3 2 2 1 3 1 3 1 2 2 0 3 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 1 0 3 1 3 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 0 3 1 0 0 1

L FAW 05 1 2 1 11 2 2 1 5 2 3 083 1 2 7 7 2 1 7 4 1 1 96 1 1 9 7 2 1 34 3 1 55 2 2 45 2 1 7 6 1 1 98 2 28 7 1 1 34 2 1 7 5 1 1 64 0 1 5 3 0 36 10 1 1 2 48 1 054 0 2 46 1 438 1 3 5 10 1

AWAY

D 3 2 1 1 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 1 2 1 2 3 2 1 1 1 1 2

L 0 0 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 2 1 2 2 2 1 2 3 2 6 3 3 2 2 2

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

BRIGHTON

Fixtures: A 6 3 5 4 3 6 4 8 3 6 4 7 9 7 7 6 8 7 9 8 4 5 9

Pts GD 21 6 20 12 15 7 15 5 15 4 15 3 15 2 15 0 14 3 12 1 12 0 12 -1 12 -3 11 1 11 -2 10 -1 9 -3 8 0 8 -5 8 -6 8 -6 7 -4 7 -5 6 -8

FRIDAY 2 OCTOBER Rotherham v Burnley

19:45

SATURDAY 3 OCTOBER Wolves v Huddersfield Blackburn v Ipswich Brighton v Cardiff City Bristol City v MK Dons Derby County v Brentford Leeds v Birmingham Nottingham v Hull City QPR v Bolton Reading v Middlesbrough Sheffield Wed v Preston

12.30 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00 15.00

SUNDAY 4 OCTOBER Charlton v Fulham

12.00

FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER Bristol v Nottingham

19.45

CARDIFF

MATCHES 9 6 3

WINS DRAWS LOSSES

9 4 3

1.4

GOALS PER GAME LAST LEAGUE CLASH

FALMER STADIUM, 30-09-14 RESULT: BRIGHTON 1 CARDIFF 1

Corners:

Hutchinson

n Brighton 12 80% 20% n Cardiff 3

League goals scored by Jordan Rhodes new in at number five

goals scored by QPR’s Charlie Austin who still leads the pack

Red cards: T Cairney S Carruthers C Coady Derik D Dervite

Shots:

26% 74%

n Brighton 26 n Cardiff 9

Fouls: 1 1 1 1 1

44%

56%

n Brighton 7 n Cardiff 9

SHOTS BY TEAM: Brighton and Hove Albion

Top scorers:

C Austin N Blackman T Hemed J Kodjia J Rhodes

Red card received by Conor Cody

7 6 5 5 5

4% 27% 69% Cardiff 10% 11% 22% 30% 67% 60%

Week 7

n Missed: 18 n Saved: 7 n Goals: 1

n Missed: 6 n Saved: 2 n Goals: 1

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