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Full of life: Celebrating older people and valuing their contributions Impact Initiatives, the Sussex charity, is partnering with other organisations and community groups across Brighton and Hove to put on a number of events for the over-50s from September 28 to October 4. One of the highlights will be the Brighton and Hove Older People’s Awards, held to mark Older People’s Day on Thursday, October 1. The United Nations International Day of Older Persons is a celebration of being “Full of Life” and of the valued contributions that older people make to our society. Unfortunately, the lives of older people are not always full. According to Age UK, about one million older people in the United Kingdom regularly go an entire month without speaking to anyone. As well as organising a series of one-off events and taster sessions, to encourage older people to live a more active and fulfilling life, Impact Initiatives manages a

number of services to improve the health and wellbeing of the over-50s and to combat the issue of isolation and loneliness. St John’s Centre and Café is a vibrant space in the centre of Hove offering regular classes, interest groups, organised trips, and free health promotion/ advice alongside hairdressing, chiropody, and seated massage. Seven days a week, its doors are always open to those over 50, which for some can take the edge off feeling isolated. Stjohn Childs, 78, was one of these people. He said that going to the centre changed his life: “I didn’t realise at the time but I was getting more and more depressed at home. I’d shut myself away and mainly focus on my art. Looking back, I probably wasn’t eating properly or taking care of myself: I felt quite low.“ Stjohn’s daughter suggested he go along the centre to meet people and to have a good

Going to St John’s Centre and Café changed the life of 78-year-old Stjohn Childs

meal, which has had a profoundly positive affect on his health. “I still do the creative things I love, but I mainly do them with other people now at the centre creative writing classes, pottery, painting… I’m always busy and I’ve made new friends. My daughter can’t believe how happy I am and how much better I look.” For those in Coldean, Impact Initiatives runs The Larches community café, which provides a

space for all ages to meet over a coffee, take part in a number of special events, or join one of the many community groups.

Brighton & Hove is media partner for Impact Initiatives. For further details about Older People’s Day, visit: www. impact-initiatives.org.uk

Blue plaque in honour of pioneer GP A pioneer of mental health treatment in Brighton and Hove has been honoured with a commemorative blue plaque. Councillor Lynda Hyde, the mayor of Brighton, unveiled the plaque dedicated to Dr Helen Boyle (1869-1957) at Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s Aldrington House on New Church Road, Hove. Dr Boyle was Brighton’s first woman GP and her ground-breaking approach to treating mental illness changed the lives of countless working class women in the area. As well as working in general practice Dr Boyle founded the Lewes Road Dispensary for Women and Children in Hanover, and later opened the Lewes Road Hospital in Roundhill Crescent, specifically for the treatment of working class women with early stage mental illness. This hospital later became known as the Lady Chichester Hospital and transferred to Aldrington House in 1919. Attending the unveiling were members of the Boyle family – niece and nephew

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Richard and Ursula Boyle, and great nephew David Boyle - and the Ambassador of Serbia, in recognition of the time Dr Boyle spent working in Serbia during World War One. On unveiling the plaque, Councillor Hyde said: “Dr Boyle’s work to transform the treatment of working class women with early stage mental illness was ground-breaking and transformative, and it’s only right that the city should celebrate the achievements of this remarkable woman. “Hers was, by anyone’s standards, quite a remarkable life, full of achievement, ambition and strength. A life worthy of recognition and celebration, and with her achievements and determination in mind it is my absolute pleasure to unveil this plaque.”

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A Week in the City Fund

Shoreham Airshow Donations to the official Shoreham Airshow Fund have topped £50,000 in the first ten days. The fund was launched in the wake of the tragedy that claimed the lives of 11 men at this year’s event. The money will go to help the bereaved families and communities affected by the disaster. It was set up by the Sussex Community Foundation, which is working closely with police family liaison officers and the local authorities to identify the immediate, short, and long-term needs of the people affected so that money can go out to support them. Visit: www.justgiving. com/sussexgiving.

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Soccer school Eyesite Opticians has donated money to Albion in the Community (AITC) to fund places on a summer soccer school for children who might otherwise not be able to afford a place. AITC, the official charity of Brighton and Hove Albion, runs the sessions throughout Sussex and prices start from as little as £18 a day. And thanks to Eyesite’s donation, the charity was able to offer free places to ten children in Brighton and Hove. The opticians agreed a long-term partnership with AITC and will donate further funds for similar programmes over the next two seasons.

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The 7.24am Brighton to Bedford railway service is one of the most overcrowded in the UK, government figures show. The department for transport released details of the ten most overcrowded services, and said the BrightonBedford service, run by Govia Thameslink Rail (GTR), was at 161% capacity. It was named the seventh worst service for overcrowding. The service is, on average, 434 passengers in excess of its capacity of 716. As part of the Thameslink Programme, GTR will increase the number of trains running through the Brighton to Bedford route - between East Croydon, Blackfriars and other London Thameslink stations. Currently only two trains - 16 coaches in total - arrive at London Blackfriars from Brighton via East Croydon between 8am and 8.49am. Once the Thameslink Programme is completed from December 2018, this will be increased to 48 coaches from four trains from Brighton with many more coaches from East Croydon in trains from other routes.

Two Brighton police officers are under investigation for gross misconduct over a message sent from the scene of the Shoreham Airshow disaster. The investigation relates to a private message sent by two Brighton-based officers to a colleague, who immediately reported the pair to the force’s Professional Standards Department. The two officers have not been suspended but have been assigned to duties away from the public while they are being investigated.

The Roundhill Society, a Brighton residents’ association, is trialling a novel way to highlight the issue of people not clearing up after their dogs. The group has purchased speciallydesigned stencils, which will be sprayed with high-visibility paint on pavements in areas where dog fouling is a problem. Councillor Gill Mitchell, chair of the city’s environment committee, said: ”I hope that we will be able to use the experience of this pilot as we work to improve other areas of the city.”

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Glass pod The glass pod set to grace the Brighton i360 is being constructed in France, by the same company which built the London Eye pods. The first glimpse of the pod was revealed, after architects visited the Poma-Sigma factory near Lyon, where it is being created. David Marks, architect and chairman of Brighton i360 Ltd said: “Poma’s glazed pod looks remarkably light, and although still being trial assembled at the factory, you can already see that it will soon become a perfect liquid bubble that 200 people will be able to inhabit as it slowly rises in the sky over Brighton and Hove. The glass is so good, and the assembly so skillful, you have to pinch yourself to realise it is all handmade.” The futuristic viewing pod is ten times the size of a London Eye capsule and has the capacity to hold up to 200 people at a time. When complete, the 48 pod segments will be delivered to the city in approximately 30 lorry loads.

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The vision of the Martlets Hospice is to provide those dying in our community with the best possible care.

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Do you have the passion, skills and time available to be a Trustee? The Martlets is looking for Trustees to join its Board. Just as we wish to expand our reach to patients and families we also want to expand our Board to enhance our knowledge, breadth and vision. These posts are voluntary and will focus on the strategic direction and governance of the Hospice, as well as being “ambassadors”. Ideally, we are keen to hear from anyone who wishes to represent our diverse community area of Brighton and Hove and the Havens who can bring relevant and current expertise and experience to our team. You don’t have to have experience of running a hospice to be a Trustee – skills you have gained from other sectors or roles will be just as useful and you can be sure that you’ll learn new skills as a member of our Board. In addition to the six Board meetings each year there are a number of sub-committees overseeing specific aspects of our work. Each Trustee will be expected to participate in at least one, possibly two, committees and also to represent the Martlets at fundraising and awards events, both external and internal. If you can give us approximately 2 days per month (most meetings are in the afternoon/early evening) and it sounds like something you would like to pursue, please read on. We are holding two Open Events in October 2015. These are opportunities to talk to current Trustees and staff to find out what is involved and to hear about their experience. Information packs, including an application form, will be available at each event and if you are interested please do come along. The dates and times are:- 12th & 15th October between 5.30 - 7.00pm

If you plan to attend, please register your interest with Peri Golds. Registering doesn’t commit you to anything other than coming along. Peri is the Executive Assistant to the Leadership Team and will be happy to answer any questions you may have in advance. You can contact her on 01273 273447 or at peri.golds@martlets.org.uk

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Costume Games The world’s first Costume Games is set to take place in Brighton - a five-day festival encouraging people to “dress up and play”. The festival is the brainchild of MOSHIMO, the Japanese restaurant in Bartholomew Square. The Costume Games will make its home in the prestigious Old Steine Pleasure Gardens, where a number of themed events will take place over the five days. On Wednesday (September 16), residents will be invited to join local set designers and artists for a “flashmob” arts project, transforming the Old Steine into The Costume Gardens. Lady Aiko, a leading Japanese street artist, will be on hand, creating art to set the scene for the evening’s Japanese theme, with a MOSHIMO supper club, live music, and screenings of Japanese anime films. Thursday sees the Costume Gardens transformed into a Las Vegas Casino where people will be invited to dress up as Elvis to raise funds for the Martlets Charity. On Friday, there will be a 1980s theme with screenings of two iconic movies, Fame and Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure.

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Lou Lou’s Vintage Fair returns to Brighton, with more than 40 stalls of vintage fashion and homeware, live entertainment, a tea party, and the vintage beauty salon. Pick up classic treasures, or enjoy music from Diamond Diva, a vintage jazz and swing singer. The fair will be held on Sunday, September 20, at The Corn Exchange from 10am until 4pm. The entry fee is £2, and under-12s go free. To find out more, visit: www.thevintagefair.com.

Step Back in Time (36 Queen’s Road) and Brighton & Hove Stuff (28 Western Road) - with Sussex Postcard Club - are holding an auction of postcards, books, photographs, ephemera, and maps on Tuesday, September 22, with viewing starting at 6.30pm at St Leonard’s Church Hall, Glebe Villas, Hove. Robert Jeeves, of Step Back in Time, is pictured holding Lot 60: 1896 Towner’s Brighton and Suburban Directory, which is expected to sell for about £110.

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Saturday will see the Costume Gardens become a base camp for Rugby World Cup 2015’s Costume Carnival – a hive of action where people can visit the Costume Clinic to prepare their costumes for “flash mob” performances and stunts taking place all over the city. Creatives at the Costume Clinic include Graham Churchyard (the costume special effects supervisor of Chris Nolan’s Batman trilogy, Avengers Assemble, and Guardians of the Galaxy), Academy Award winner Lindy Hemming (Topsy Turvy), Vin Burnham (Batman, The Fifth Element), and Day Murch (Batman, Star Wars). A costume awards party – free for all in costume – is planned for the evening. And the festival will close with Sing-a-long-Sunday, with screenings of Mary Poppins, The Sound of Music, and Frozen. The Batsuit, worn by Christian Bale in The Dark Knight, is also being displayed at the Brighton Museum as part of the festival. For more information about the festival, visit: www.thecostumegames.com.

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Looking west along Western Road in Hove, in or about 1908, you can see Banfields hardware store on the right. Now the site is occupied by the new Co-operative store, while the old Dyers public house is a nail bar.

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Come and ‘have-a-go’! We’ve teamed up with the South of England Agricultural Society to give readers the chance to win one of ﬁve pairs of tickets (worth £20) to the Autumn Show & Game Fair, where people of all ages can come along and have a go at some of the UK’s most popular country pursuits.

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What is digital art? Five must-see events [data]Storm

September 13, 6.30pm: £8 Venue: The Old Market

Arts Council funded digital performance where classical ballet and computing collide. The visuals and choreography use MET Office Storm data to interpret computer science concepts relating to Internet, networks, signal processing and encryption. The performance will incorporate the use of wearable technology, data visualisation and video projections on 3D objects.

Inside The Magic

September 16, 2pm: £5 Venue: Theatre Royal Brighton

The team at the Theatre Royal Brighton have created an iPad app that adds a whole new dimension to guided tours. This exciting, funny and informative app enables everyone to access all parts of the Theatre Royal building, talk to key figures in the theatre’s long and colourful history, and find out all you need to know about one of the oldest theatres in the country. Investigating Blockchain Technologies

September 16, 10am: Free Venue: The FuseBox

An exploration of technologies such as Cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, Blockchain, Ethereum, and Decentralised Apps, and what the terms mean and how they can be applied to solving real-world business and organisational problems. There are two morning sessions and an afternoon workshop. The Secret Life of Your Mobile Phone

September 19, 7pm: £8 Venue: 68 Middle St

A unique journey into the private life of mobile phones, a gadget thought to be trustworthy. This one-hour live stage performance uses cutting edge interception technology to reveal the people, places, and companies mobile phones talk to secretly – and what it’s telling them. Pop Up Arcade

September 19-21, Various Times: Free Venue: The Basement

Two days of open arcade at The Basement – featuring interesting games for everyone to play, talks, and workshops by games creators and designers. All open and free to the public. Games will include: Rain World, Push Me Pull You, HACKER, The Movie Hacker Simulator Game, and more.

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This is the second year that we have been able to commission artists to make new work for Brighton Digital Festival, and in that time, I have often been asked: “What is digital art?” Truth be told, I don’t have an answer. You might have said 20 or 30 years ago that art generated on a computer was purely digital. But what is it now? One of the key features of digital art is its interactivity– most digital art is nothing without an audience to bring it to life. A painting or a sculpture will exist whether someone is there to look at it or not (I’m sure there are some philosophers out there who might disagree), but like a live performance that goes unseen, digital art without human input is the sum of its parts, and no more. As the festival’s arts coordinator, I have the responsibility of helping to select the work that we commission, and then support the artists through the process of getting that work done, talked about, and seen. You can find full details of the selected works on the Brighton Digital Festival website, but here are a couple of ideas that unite these works, and make them a strong and very exciting collection. First, there are works that insert themselves into the everyday environment. White Noise Boutique and Mood Vendor appear as a shop and a wellness centre in the heart of the city, and function both as art installations and as recognisable public spaces, in which you might buy something or get your mood checked. The Waiting Wall infiltrates the giant advertising board at Brighton Station to display secrets and confessions from your fellow travellers, real human voices emerging from a highly regulated space. Then there are works that consider what it is to be human in an increasingly digital world. Finding Fanon 2 takes place entirely within the world of Grand Theft Auto V, an open world action video game, with avatars of the artists discussing, among other things, the idea of the post-human.

How to Live Forever, an immersive and interactive experience, will explore ideas of how technology might be used to extend life. Familiars is an installation that will use cutting edge digital technology to intercept data and create an environment in which we can experience the physical infrastructure that surrounds us and is so vital to our way of life. Of course this only scratches the surface of

Laurence Hill, Brighton Digital Festival arts coordinator

these complex works, and I still haven’t fully answered the question of what digital art is – so I’m hoping that you’ll come and see the work, share the experiences and decide for yourselves.

Brighton Digital Festival Event of the week Bring Your Own Beamer

September 20, 7.30pm – 10.30pm Venue: Brighton Dome Corn Exchange Bring Your Own Beamer is back for its fourth annual event at the Brighton Dome as part of Brighton Digital Festival 2015. Expect a night of collaborative moving image, projection, live visuals, projection-mapping, participation, and experimentation. The idea is simple: find a space, invite artists, ask them to bring a projector, but the outcome is a creative free-forall of light and colour.

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Over the next few weeks Brighton will become quieter. Cue …sigh of relief. The children return to school, teenagers leave home for University and the tourists finally start to thin out.A ‘kind of’ calm will return once more. However as a Collaborative Family Lawyer and Mediator I am gearing up for one of my busiest periods of the year. Every year post holiday separations are to be expected. September and October being one of the busiest times of the year for family lawyers with a sharp rise in the number of couples filing for divorce. Regular readers of my column will know that unfortunately these break-ups should really come as no surprise. Many a pre-booked holiday will have become a make-or-break for a relationship and may have been a reason sticking it out through July and August. However come September many couples returning to work after spending more time together will find themselves questioning if they want to continue their relationship. Moreover with the shops around Brighton filled with ‘back to school’ posters and parents busy buying children new uniforms and kitting teenagers out for leaving home many a couple will be planning their own new start. Couples I have seen over the years say that because of having difficulties they tried taking a holiday together but unfortunately this rarely works. So then when in September couples return to their old routines they will question if this life is still what they want. They have spent more time together

over the summer and this will have either clarified long held fears that their relationship no longer works or something has happened over summer to make them think long and hard about separating. When couples come and see me after the summer break I tell them that separation will have a major impact on ‘all’ the family. But the good news is the Collaborative process is built on fairness and putting any children first; we ensure where children are involved the process goes as smoothly as is possible. The process unlike the adversarial route ensures sensitivity from the start

and seeks to minimise the disruption to children. Like this working together makes a huge difference in the longer term to how parenting relationships function in years to come. In my experience September is almost like a second new year as children go back to school, or leave home for University.With the right support and advice it can be a good time for a new beginning. It gives families a few months before the Christmas to gain a bit of clarity about their particular situation before the next holiday period arrives.

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Young blues sensation brings skills to seafront Guitarist Laurence Jones is playing with his band at Komedia, Brighton, on Wednesday, September 16 (7.30pm). Laurence was voted Young Artist of the Year in the British Blues Awards 2014 and, in the same year, he won the first UK Blues Challenge, which lead to him representing the UK at the fifth European Blues Challenge in Brussels. Spokesman John Smith said: “At only 23, Laurence has clocked up some serious road miles touring throughout the UK and Europe. In 2013 Walter Trout invited Laurence and his band to play as support on their UK tour. “In April, Laurence released his third album, What’s it Gonna Be, with Ruf Records, featuring guests Sandi Thom and Dana Fuchs.” John added: “Voted Best New UK Act by Blues Matters Magazine

in September 2014, Red Butler will be stepping on stage earlier in the evening. By harnessing a raw, dynamic energy, combined with passion, feeling and creativity, they are sure to

excite the audience.” Ticket information Laurence Jones + Red Butler Price: £11 www.komedia.co.uk/brighton Call: 0845 293 8480

Film festival celebrates the power and beauty of ocean Phil Hewitt @BrightonIndy The Ocean Film Festival world tour takes in Brighton Dome Corn Exchange on Monday, September 14. Tour coordinator Hilary O’Connor said: “Audiences will be able to immerse themselves in the wonders of the ocean without getting their feet wet as the Ocean Film Festival World Tour returns to theatres after a highly-successful first tour in 2014. “The festival, which originates in Australia, will feature a brand-new selection of the world’s most captivating oceanthemed short films and will be shown in 24 towns and cities across the UK. “Designed to mesmerise and enthral, the Ocean Film Festival World Tour showcases more than two hours of sublime footage taken above and below the water’s surface. The films document the beauty and power of the ocean, and celebrate the divers, surfers, swimmers and oceanographers who live for the sea’s salt spray; who chase the crests of waves; and who marvel at the mysteries of the big blue.

“Heart-stopping shots of big wave surfing and adrenalin-inducing scenes of divers swimming with white sharks will leave audiences on the edges of their seats.” Hilary continued: “Each of the festival’s films conveys a deep respect and appreciation for the world’s oceans and the creatures that call them home. “2015 highlights include Devocean. South Africanborn Bruno spent the majority of his life in or on the water. However in 1998 a tragic event left him a paraplegic. In an instant he plunged from carefree surf guide, sailor, scuba diver and traveller to the depths of despair. A chance wave and the restorative powers of the ocean showed Bruno

a new path in life, one that would be rich, full, diverse and salty. Devocean is an inspirational story of life’s lessons as taught by the sea.” Another highlight will be Oceanminded. “The film follows champion freediver Hanli Prinsloo along the coast of South Africa and Mozambique. Her underwater journey takes her into the realm of the ocean’s most feared predator – the shark. “The often-feared creatures are portrayed in a very different light, one of beauty and respect. It’s an adventure full of risks and passions - on one breath!” For more information, visit: www.oceanfilmfestival.co.uk

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Inspirational women honoured with two weeks of concerts Phil Hewitt @BrightonIndy Tickets for the UK’s biggest celebration of women composers of the past are on sale now. The Brighton Early Music Festival runs from Friday, October 23, to Sunday, November 8. Festival producer Cathy Boyes said: “Brighton Early Music Festival, now in its 13th year, is planning its biggest festival ever, including a fully-staged opera production of the earliest opera written by a woman. “This year’s festival is celebrating women as composers, performers, inspirational characters, muses and symbols, and includes the largest UK celebration of historical women composers. “The main festival runs from Friday, October 23 to Sunday, November 8 in an eclectic range of venues spread across Brighton and Hove, but before that

“The second weekend production of the earliest pre-festival events and by a woman workshops run from mid- (Oct 30-Nov 1) opens with opera the Orlando Consort’s composer – Francesca September. “Participatory events Voices Appeared, which Caccini’s La Liberazione Ruggiero dall’Isola have always been an marries the classic 1928 di important part of BREMF, Carl Theodor Dreyer silent d’Alcina (1625), directed and this year members of film The Passion of Joan by Susannah Waters, with the public have the chance of Arc with live medieval a cast headed by Anna to take part in an open music from the period of Devin, Denis Lakey and Nick Pritchard. workshop with Belinda Joan’s life. “The final week also “The music continues Sykes of Joglaresa, listen to young vocal ensembles with the London Handel includes an appearance by being coached by Eamonn Players, with Laurence the Festival’s patron Emma Dougan of The Sixteen or Cummings (director) and Kirkby and lutenist Jakob attend an event featuring Ruby Hughes (soprano) in Lindberg; and The Carnival female singer-songwriters a concert featuring works Band in a raucous evening by baroque composer on women as depicted past and present. in broadsheet “The festival ballads of the 17th mainly runs across Pre-festival events Century, followed three weekends, and workshops run the next morning and highlights of by two concerts the first weekend from mid-September” for families.” (October 23-25) Cathy added: include women’s songs from ancient Arabic, Elisabeth Jacquet de La “The festival is committed Jewish and Christian Guerre, before finishing to widening access, and traditions with Joglaresa; with a programme in which for the second year is newly-discovered music Clare Wilkinson joins the offering restricted view attributed to Suor Leonora BREMF Consort of Voices or standing prom tickets d’Este, the daughter of for 17th Century works to most events for just Lucrezia Borgia; and a by Margarita Cozzolani, £5. Under-12s attend for dramatic retelling of the Francesca Caccini and free when accompanied by an adult, and anyone life and music of Hildegard Barbara Strozzi. “The Festival culminates aged 12-25, over-60 or in of Bingen, with Niamh (Nov 4-8) with a new receipt of state benefits is Cusack as Hildegard.

Musical treasures and indestructible rhythms Seun Kuti – described as the reigning prince of Afrobeat – brings his funk orchestra Egypt 80 to Brighton, joined on stage by London-born, MOBO-winning rapper, poet and journalist Akala. The gig takes place at Brighton Dome Concert Hall on Saturday, September 19 (8pm). Spokesman Chris Challis said: “With songs filled with the corruption, ignorance, malady, sadness, pollution and the many other ills that ravage contemporary Africa, Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 create veritable musical treasures, flamboyant, jubilatory songs that make you want to get up and dance. “The illustrious Ransome Kuti family come from the Yoruba people, the largest ethno-linguistic group in Nigeria. “Said to be descended from Oduduwa, the demigod who founded the Ife kingdom in the 12th century, the Yoruba people have always maintained a particular esteem for the youngest family member. “It’s no different for Seun Kuti, the third son to

Seun Kuti and Akala

be recognised by musical and political revolutionary Fela Kuti. Aged eight, Seun (pronounced Shehoun) found himself backstage at the Harlem Apollo watching his father sing and said to himself ‘I want to sing too.’ Fela laughed but let him try anyway...with success, taking control of his father’s orchestra Egypt 80 aged just 14, following Fela’s death in 1997. “Hailed as continuing Fela’s musical legacy, he has been laying down a potent version of those indestructible rhythms ever since. “Now Seun firmly sets the classic Egypt 80 sound in the modern era, fuelled by call-and-response hooks, break-neck tempos and

combative, topical lyricism. With the same energetic and booming voice as Fela, there’s no doubt that Seun is the worthy heir of his father’s hard-line militancy. His songs are arrows that never miss their targets; the corrupt, bribers and oppressors. Seun’s own raging rhythm clearly influenced by rap, citing the likes of Chuck D, Dr Dre and Eminem among his heroes.” Tickets cost £19.50. £2 per order charge. Additional postage charges (50p or £1.50) apply. Both standing and seated tickets are available. Visit: brightondome.org, call 01273 709709, or email: tickets@brightondome.org

Niamh Cusack (Photograph: Catherine Ashmore)

entitled to the discounted concessionary price.” For full concert listings, and tickets, visit: www.bremf.org.uk

Tickets also availbale via the Brighton Dome ticket office, call: 01273 709709. To request a brochure or to join the mailing list, call: 01273 833746

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The Beat Komedia September 15

Family Ents present The Beat at Komedia, Brighton on Tuesday, September 15. Spokeswoman Kairen Kemp said: “The Beat, known incidentally in North America as The English Beat and in Australia as The British Beat, were founded in Birmingham in 1978. “Their songs fuse ska, pop, soul, reggae and punk rock. “The Beat line up, headed up by Dave Wakeling and including Ranking Roger, Andy Cox, David Steele, Everett Morton and Saxa, released three studio albums in the

early 1980s: I Just Can’t Stop It (1980), Wha’ppen? (1981) and Special Beat Service (1982).” The Beat broke up in 1983 but in 2003, The Beat’s original line-up, minus Cox and Steele, played a sold-out oneoff gig at the Royal Festival Hall. There were both UK and US versions of the band who continued to tour frequently. In 2014 The English Beat announced they would be releasing a new studio album, Here We Go Love, in 2015. The gig starts at 7.30pm. Tickets are available by calling: 0845 293 8480

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What’s On FRIDAY Dirty Weekend

7pm, £12.50 Latest MusicBar, 14-17 Manchester Street, BN2 1TF @latestmusicbar Brighton Unsigned presents a good, rockin’ dirty weekend in Brighton. Two bands: Dirty Weekend and Dirt Royal.

Krater Comedy Club

8pm, £16.50 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Award-winning comedy with top comedians. Nathan Caton, John Hastings, Kerry Godliman and MC Stephen Grant.

Spin It

Ranking Roger, The Beats

11pm, £5 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Are you bored of club nights serving up the same music week after week? At the brand-new monthly club night ‘Spin It!’ you determine how the night runs by spinning the wheel of genres once every half an hour.

Fake It ‘Til You Make It

8pm, £14 (£12 conc) Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome Bryony is a fearless performance artist from London and Tim is a hilarious account manager from a top advertising agency. Six months into their relationship, Bryony found out that Tim suffers from severe clinical depression. Fake it ‘til you Make it is Edinburgh Fringe First Winner, Bryony Kimmings’ new work about clinical depression and men from two people who know all about it. Expect home-made music, dancing and onstage arguments.

The Shawshank Redemption

7.45pm, until Sept 12 Theatre Royal Brighton, BN1 1SD @TheatreRoyalBTN Celebrating the 21st anniversary of the nation’s favourite movie, Bill Kenwright presents a new stage production inspired by the classic film The Shawshank Redemption. Starring Ian Kelsey and Patrick Robinson.

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SATURDAY Motorcity

11pm, £4 advance, £5 on door Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton A refreshing but classic mix across all the Motown, soul, Northern, funk and disco greats.

Tormenta Flamenca

8pm, £17.50 (£15.50 conc) Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome One artist, two lifelong loves – Tormenta Flamenca delivers a tender tribute to both blues and flamenco.

Herbie Flowers’ Jazz Breakfast

11am, £7.50 Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome Rise and shine for the best way to spend your weekend mornings. Herbie will be joined by a host of special guests over the season, so you can mix these popular sessions of jazz with a tea on arrival.

Synthology

11pm, £5 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton DJs Jack Jones and Andy X

This weekend is the last chance to visit this

(Requiem) bring together synth, techno, EBM, industrial, electro and some classic race tunes.

SUNDAY Racing Minds

8pm, £8 (£6 conc) Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Racing Minds are a UKbased long-form improv quintet, formed in 2010. They are at Brighton Komedia every Sunday for a double bill of the smash-hit Aaaand Now For Something Completely Improvised show.

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MONDAY Bleeding Hearts Club

8pm, £3 advance, £4 on door Rialto Theatre, Dyke Road, BN1 3FE @Rialto_Brighton Bleeding Hearts Club are back with their regular monthly music event at the Rialto.

Flexer & Sandliand: Digital Festival Workshop

year’s Big Screen on Brighton beach

Brighton’s Big Screen

All day, free entry (£3 after 5pm) Brighton seafront, (Beach adjacent to Brighton Wheel) @BrightonsScreen The new gigantic 40 square metre screen will showcase over 90 movie screenings including: Interstellar, The Goonies, Frozen Sing-Along, Paddington, Guardians of the Galaxy, Dirty Dancing & Blade Runner, to name a few, plus live coverage from the Grand Prix. Brighton’s Big Screen is also excited to announce that the venue will host this year’s Rugby World Cup Fan Zone from September 18 – 20.

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@DigitalBrighton Hosted by South East Dance - and part of the hundreds of events showcasing at this year’s Brighton Digital Festival - this course will embrace video projection in live performance, sound interactivity and the ways in which this can enhance student choreography and develop digital and dance skills. For full event listings and more information on Brighton Digital Festival 2015, visit: www. brightondigitalfestival.co.uk.

TUESDAY 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 throughout September, culminating in the final during Brighton Comedy Festival. In association with The Jill Edwards Comedy Workshop. For details visit www. brightoncomedyfestival.com.

Free lunchtime concerts

9.30am to 5pm, Outside Pavilion Café, Pavilion Gardens, BN1 1UG Free lunchtime concerts to mark the county’s musical success. TV Doctor Dr Hilary Jones will present the Mayor with an award on behalf of the county. Free hearing screenings at the mobile hearing unit on concert site. A donation of £1 per every hearing test will be donated to Music and the Deaf charity. Rock Choir will perform from 1pm to 1.30pm. The award ceremony will take place at 1.45pm.

The Beat starring Dave Wakeling,

8.30pm, £16 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton The Beat (known in the US

as The English Beat) are a 2 Tone Ska revival band founded in Birmingham in 1978. Their songs fuse ska, pop, soul, reggae and punk rock, and their lyrics deal with themes of love, unity and socio-political topics.

WEDNESDAY The Dark Room

7.30pm, £4 Latest MusicBar, 14-17 Manchester Street, BN2 1TF @latestmusicbar A house set from Lloyd Tate.

Lawrence Jones

7.30pm, £11 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Laurence was voted “Young Artist of the Year,” in the British Blues Awards 2014 and in the same year, won the final of the first UK European Blues Challenge. Well before the release of his debut album in 2012 “Thunder In The Sky”, a buzz rapidly built around Laurence. Voted ‘Best New UK Act’ by Blues Matters Magazine in September 2014.

THURSDAY Resonators and Much More

8pm, £8 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton From hosting colourful carnivals in cathedrals to raucous parties in Palm Houses, Liverpool collective Fiesta Bombarda has been rejoicing in over two years of dance-fueled mini-festivals. On September 17 they bring the Fiesta to Brighton for their launch party.

Featured Listing Krater Comedy Club Komedia September 11-13

Comedy fans can eat, drink and laugh as a group of top stand-ups and one MC entertain audiences at Krater Comedy Club on September 11, 12 and 13 (7.30pm/8pm). These events take place every Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Brighton’s Komedia in Gardner Street. Freshly prepared food is available at all shows. Kerry Godliman, John

Hastings and Nathan Caton perform on Friday and Saturday. The lineup for Sunday is John Hastings, Daniel Nicholas, Aaron Twitchen and Nathan Caton. The MC for all three evenings is Stephen Grant. Tickets cost £16.50£37.50. Choose a Meal Deal ticket when you book to save £1 on a main course from the full menu. Choose a Meal Deal Plus ticket and save £3 on a main course and a dessert or starter.

Kerry Godliman

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Brain Gym

No.239

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: 2

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S B E T Y A D R N How you rate:

Double Crossword

Last week’s solutions:

CRYPTIC - Across: 1 Dying breath; 9 Ham; 10 Signature; 11 Rocks; 13 Another; 14 Strata; 16 Ararat; 18 Prairie; 19 Sugar; 20 Long after; 21 Rye; 22 Appointment. Down: 2 Yam; 3 Nests; 4 Beggar; 5 Enamour; 6 Truth drug; 7 Short supply; 8 Secretaries; 12 Curtain up; 15 Tornado; 17 Beaten; 19 Strum; 21 Ran. QUICK - Across: 1 Indifferent; 9 Out; 10 Simpleton; 11 Knave; 13 Skittle; 14 Enrage; 16 Escort; 18 Pygmies; 19 Fleck; 20 Nonentity; 21 Inn; 22 Leading role. Down: 2 Not; 3 Issue; 4 Famish; 5 Rallies; 6 Not at home; 7 Bookkeeping; 8 Undertaking; 12 Arrogance; 15 Grinned; 17 Assign; 19 Foyer; 21 Ill.

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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.

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1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 19.

Stick out (7) Transient (7) Drinking-cup (6) Disparage (8) Advancing (6) Whirlpool (6) Suffocation (8) Offspring (7) Marriage (7) Savage (6) Small (6) Vein (6)

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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?

Down

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:

deed, deer, dress, dressed, dresser, erred, errs,

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Circlegram

Scribble pad

Last week’s solutions:

15 words - average; redder, redress, redressed, reed, seed, seeded, seeder, seeds, seer, sees. 25 words - good; 35 words - very good; 40 or more - excellent.

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Last week’s solutions: The letter represented by the question mark is U. Lithium, rubidium, francium, all alkali metals.

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.

S R L

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

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Cryptic Clues:

Codeword

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Intermediate

Difficult

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From top to bottom Simple, Intermediate, Difficult

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Last week’s solutions: Halls, Await, Larva, Liver, Stars.

The Johnston Press Business Awards 2015

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Our gala night on October 2 celebrates the overall winners from all the JP Business Awards trophy winners in the south

We’re celebrating a year of success SPONSOR’S ANNOUNCEMENT

P.A.Windsor & Sons, the Rustington-based kitchen, bathroomand bedroom specialist, is pleased to sponsor the Team Of The Year award for the second year. It is one of a number of prestigious backers for this year’s Johnston Press South Business Awards, which celebrate the best of enterprise in the south. In the past year P.A. Windsor has undergone a significant transformation, opening a custom furnished showroom in Churchill Parade, Rustington. Visitors can see examples of kitchen, bathroom and bedroom ranges as fitted room settings to a level synonymous with the company’s very high standards of finishing plus a broad depth of appliances. All are just a taster of the wide and comprehensive range available. In addition to the opening of the new showroom the company has achieved

How to get involved

The new Windsor showroom in Rustington

another great milestone, being accredited as an Arun ‘Buy with Confidence’ member. Paul Windsor, managing director, said: “Achieving Arun ‘Buy With Confidence’ accreditation was a major step forward for the company and recognises all the team’s hard work to deliver excellence in all areas of the business. “From initial design, planning and installation or our ‘supply only’ service, customers know they are guaranteed the highest level of product and service and can relax in the knowledge they have had real value for

money”. P.A. Windsor has been a family-run business for more than 26 years, now operating throughout Sussex and beyond on special commissions. Paul said: “Having opened up the new showrooms and achieving Arun ‘Buy with Confidence’ membership in the same year just goes to show what a great team I have – that is why I’m very pleased to sponsor the Team Of The Year Award – I empathise with other companies and businesses that strive to put the customer first and deliver outstanding service.

“Peace of mind begins from the moment you contact us for a FREE no-obligation quotation or to discuss the viability of your plans. And as an independent kitchen, bathroom and bedroom supplier and installer we can source from any manufacturer and any appliance provider very competitively because of our size and reputation. All of our work is fully guaranteed, and the company is supported by a comprehensive Public Liability Insurance”. n For more information or a free no-obligation quotation/consultation visit the Windsor showroom, 9 Churchill Parade, The Street, Rustington BN16 3DJ or Free Phone 0800 999 2626. Email: office@pawindsor. co.uk or visit the website: www.pawindsor.co.uk or www.checkatrade.com/ paulwindsor/ The Johnston Press 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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The finalists Lifetime Achievement sponsored by JSPC Computer Services Ltd n Ray Groves (PRG) (Eastbourne) n Andrew Swayne (Ricardo UK Ltd) (Worthing) n Cheryl Buggy (Portsmouth) n Roger Elsmere (Woods Travel Ltd) (Bognor Regis) n Marion Ward (Crawley) n Peter Boyse MBE (Lewes & Wealden) Overall Business sponsored by Coffin Mew n HT White & Co Ltd (Eastbourne) n ETI Ltd (Worthing) n Just Develop It (Portsmouth) n Krowmark Ltd (Chichester) n Little Barn Owls Nursery & Farm School (Horsham) n Neva Consultants (Lewes & Wealden) n The Source Hastings Ltd (Hastings) Training and Development sponsored by Rewards Training Ltd n Jurgen Matthes Student Organization (Eastbourne) n The Health & Beauty lounge (Worthing) n L Guess Jewellers (Littlehampton) n 1st Central Insurance (Haywards Heath) n Furniture Now (Lewes & Wealden) n Sussex Coast College (Hastings) Start Up sponsored by Wannops LLP n The Wandering Goose (Worthing) n Seagrass Communications Ltd (Portsmouth) n Officeflex (Chichester) n Happyscamps (Horsham) n The True Crime Museum (Hastings) Business Personality n Neil Kirby of the Langham Hotel (Eastbourne) n Darren Crabb Wealth Management (Worthing) n Chris Phillips, Just Develop It (Portsmouth) n David Wride (Regis Removals Ltd) (Bognor Regis) n Paul Bate (Haywards Heath) n Marc Koska (Lewes & Wealden) n Tim Pearce of Kurt J Lesker Co (Hastings) Small Business sponsored by The Martlet Partnership LLP

n Fusciardi Ice Cream Parlour (Eastbourne) n Pixel by Pixel (Worthing) n Applemoon Interiors (Bognor Regis) n Juno Wealth Management (Bolney) n The Dental Barn (Lewes & Wealden) n Invest & Fund Ltd (Hastings) Medium Business sponsored by Krowmark n Clarke Roofing (Eastbourne) n Assystem UK Limited (Worthing) n Treat Your Skin (Portsmouth) n Regis Removals Ltd (Bognor Regis) n Sussex Uniforms (Burgess Hill) n Neva Consultants (Lewes & Wealden) n Hastings Printing Co (Hastings) Large Business n HT White & Co Ltd (Eastbourne) n ETI Ltd (Worthing) Lucketts Travel Group (Portsmouth) n Millstone Landscapes Ltd (Chichester) n Hilton London Gatwick Airport Hotel (Gatwick) n CJ Thorne (Lewes & Wealden) n Gaby Hardwicke Solicitors (Hastings) n Marshall-Tuffllex (Hastings) Hospitality, Tourism and Leisure Sponsored by Fontwell Racing & Events n The Old Oak Inn (Eastbourne) n Worthing Piers Southern Pavilion (Worthing) n Mary Rose Trust (Portsmouth) n Kiddie Coupons (Rustington) n Cisswood House Hotel (Horsham) n Pelham House (Lewes & Wealden) n Bluebell Railway (Lewes & Wealden) n Swan House (Hastings) Manufacturing and Construction n Ellis Builders (Eastbourne)

n Silcotec Europe UK Ltd (Worthing) n Newlife Paints (Littlehampton) n Cocoa Loco (Horsham) n Levick Jorgensen (Lewes & Wealden) Green Business n Furniture Now (Eastbourne) n Littlehampton Book Services Ltd (Worthing) n The Woodhorn Group (Chichester) n Meercat Associates Ltd (Burgess Hill) n Firefly Clean Energy Ltd (Lewes & Wealden) Place to Eat n Tosca Restorante (Worthing) n Southsea Coffee Company (Portsmouth) n The Exclusive Cake Shop & Vintage Tearoom (Chichester) n Wabi Restaurant & Cocktail Bar (Horsham) n The Crown (Hastings) Retailer n Chatfields Jewellers (Eastbourne) n Mrs Robinsons Store (Worthing) n Creatiques Bridal Boutique (Portsmouth) n Andrew McDowall (Chichester) n Sakakini Jewellers (Horsham) n Carvills (Lewes & Wealden) n The Source Hastings Ltd (Hastings) Customer Service sponsored by Regis Removals n Reid & Dean (Eastbourne) n Panic Plumbing & Electrics (Worthing) n Headromance (Portsmouth) n Krowmark Ltd (Bognor Regis) n C&T Radmall Funeral Services (Horsham) n Richard Soan Roofing Services (Lewes & Wealden) n Click4Reg (Hastings) n Fresh Financials (Lewes & Wealden) n Paperlane (Eastbourne) Innovation n Flare Audio (Worthing) n Silver Lining Convergence (Portsmouth) n Access by Design (Chichester) n Little Barn Owls Nursery & Farm School (Horsham) n Neva Consultants (Lewes & Wealden) n The Source Hastings Ltd (Hastings) Employee/Team of the Year sponsored by P A Windsor n Penny Mitchell-Hamlin (Eastbourne) n Mercator Cargo Systems (Portsmouth) n Tracy Yelland (Nicholas Coppin Ltd) (Ford) n Sussex Mortgage Centre (Burgess Hill) n Chris Davis of Cleankil Enviromental Services (Lewes & Wealden) n Toby Carter of Levick Jorgensen (Lewes & Wealden) n Alfie Bilsby of Hastings Direct Employer of the Year n Ellis Building Contractors (Eastbourne) n Just Develop It (Portsmouth) n Best Western Beachcroft Hotel (Bognor Regis) n Cash Bases (Lewes & Wealden) Young Achiever n Gabriella Hill (Essential Beauty Salon & Spa) (Eastbourne) n Gregory Hills (ETI Ltd) (Worthing) n Emily Bell (Coffin Mew) (Portsmouth) n Sian Panton (Sussex Transport) (Worthing) n Jack Keywood & Sam Shury (Luvcarpets) (Chichester) n Jack Dunckley (Henfield) n Emily Derbyshire (Horsham) n Solomon Curtis (Hastings) Outstanding Contribution to the Community n Northbrook College (Worthing) n Amey (Portsmouth) n Brad Ainsworth (Cathedral Wealth Management) (Chichester) n Dark Star Brewery (Partridge Green) n Deeday White & John Hamilton (Hastings)

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FURNITURE GENERAL COFFEE table, cream marble top, centre shelf and legs brown, 109cmL x 53cm W. £35 01903 242449

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GOLF flight bag for set of clubs, good condition, pocket for shoes, bargain, £19 01273 463270

MODEL unmade kits, never opened, Queen Elizabeth 2 and Queen Mary 2, mint £15 01903 75 golf balls mixed 609119 BOOKS some new TWO seater settee, brands, cream, leather, good con- £12.50. 07989875409 PONDS & POOLS dition £60 Tel: (01903) UK NO:1 GCSE Revision 726198 Guide including Maths, GUITARS English, Biology. SOLID oak hall consort FISHPOND storage tank Chemistry. French and dressing table, two draw6Lx4Wx 20 black heavy Physics, £ 20 Tel: ers one shelf £75. 02392 BEHRINGER ultra shifter duty plastic, with wooden 450117 as new (01903) 201542 £100. 01243 Harmonist guitar pedal, frame BEANO Dandy books, 26 PINE chest of drawers, 2 loads of pitch shift 787263 effects, £35 ono, Tel: for £25 Tel: (01903) over 4, 33"wide x 37" high x 16" deep, £40 Tel: (01903) 714132 754714 (01903) 246227 RECORDS

DINING chairs (4), HI FI & MUSIC beech, cloth seats, cream CENTRES LP record, Bobbt Crush, G.C. £45ono Tel: (01903) good condition £2 Tel: 816002 Steyning SONY surround sound (01903) 609119 MINI oven from VENETIAN blind, white, CATERING table 4ft system, 10 years old, BATHROOM cabinet, new, not used, 1 x 60" Lakeland, never used still diameter circular seats 6, seldom used, mint condiunder warranty, boxed white with pair bevelled drop x 24"wide, £4 Tel: collapsible £30. 01428 tion, looks great, £75 . SPORTS & LEISURE £75. 01243 512919 door mirror, 20" x 14" x (01903) 243879 01903 417051 741242 GOODS GENERAL 4½" VGC, £10 L'ton, 01903 722553 VENETIAN blinds, white, FASHION BLACK TV stand, new, not used, 4 x 60" smoked glass shelves, KITCHENS GUNCASE sheepskin drop x 47" wide, £6 each ACCESSORIES 36" wide, £50, Tel: leather slip case fleece Tel: (01903) 243879 (01903) 417051 lined 120cm £20. 01428 BEDS HAIRDRYER 200W 741242 QUANTITY of cotton net Boots Sirocco 2spd £10. INTERLOCKING tables SENSES coffee machine, curtains, lots of sizes, sell set of three £10. 01730 black VGC with new pkt TWIN stacking pine beds singly or all, £10 Tel: 01730 812052 18 pods, works out to 813830 with mattresses, 6'3" X (01903) 367815 50p per cup £10 Tel: SPORTS WEAR 2'6", good condition £70 DESK & a unit perfect for (01903) 724924 Tel: (01903) 246227 PAIR maroon curtains, FOR SALE study immaculate BUSH deep fat fryer, as each 46" x 9", new still in £60pair 07966381801 DOUBLE BED also packing, nice design £5 new, £15 Tel: (01903) BOWLING white wet weather trousers, large, makes into two singles, Tel: (01903) 367815 507980 evenings TV stand, good condiDESK chair, fully VGC £5 Tel: (01903) good condition £65 tion, £35 01903 609119 adjustable with arm sup724924 Phone (01243) 863708 NAVY blue tab top cur- ports, comfortable, very tains, nice design, 46" x heavy with wheels so not LADIES CLOTHES GAMES CONSOLES & 84" drop, £5 Tel: (01903) to topple over, CAMPING ideal 367815 ACCESSORIES TELEPHONES study chair for student, EQUIPMENT ONE strap blue prom good condition bargain £10.ono Tel: (01903) PSP for sale, not work- dress, selling due to it PORCH awning, CYCLES 201542 ing. Comes with Grand being too long. Never TELEPHONE dial type, Dorema, 6' 6"long xx Theft Auto & Crash of the worn only to try it on, Size cream, £15 01903 6'wide x 6' high, ANTLER green travel Titans (no case). Comes 10/12, bought for £70 sell 816002 grey/green £55 SPECIALISED bicycle bag, only used once, as with a multi charger and for £40, Tel:(01903) Tel:(01903) 814756 aged 9-12yrs cost £385 new, can fit on to suitcase car charger. Hence £15. 201542 handle if wanted, £5 ono It may only need new AWNING 850cm ext bargain £100. EC 01243 01903 724924 BRAND new prom / battery. Screen is not bridal pink strapless TELEVISIONS 880cm Isabella 527090 damaged Tel: (01903) dress, size 8-10 . Never Ambassador lightweight RIDGEBACK SUITCASE small on Hybrid poles burgundy grey cur- men's cycle, VGC, 21 wheels retractable handle 201542 been worn due to it being BT VISION powerline tains £75. 01730 812052 gear Shimano, silver grey, 13x24x6" too long. Worthing £60 black £5. adapters to provide wired 01730 812052 GARAGES, SHEDS & 2 pairs Marks and broadband to different CARAVAN wastemaster £45 01903 709058 38ltr £20 ono. Spencer new, unworn, rooms simply plug in from ROOF rack for roof-rail GREENHOUSES 07845410059 cords, navy & wine, size router to adapter to elecDIY TOOLS & cars, never used £25. tric socket then other 01243 773317 7X5 shed apex win- 14 short, £10 Tel: (01903) adapter to another elecMATERIALS dow/door on side £65. 724924 tric socket then to pc or COPPER warming pan CARPETS & RUGS 01243 787263 VINTAGE Clothes, ladies vision box . NEW, never TALL steel cabinet/cup- with wooden handle GC and gents, very reason- been used with box & board. 2 x opening doors, £15. 01730 812052 GARDENING TOOLS able Phone (01243) instructions If your wireLARGE carpets, all 4 x movable steel less reception is poor 863708 unused, new, Bertex, 24 x shelves, 6x1½x3', ideal & EQUIPMENT then this is ideal , what a 13 £175, Supertex 24 x storage £25 Tel: (01903) FREE TO TAKE AWAY LONG Tall Sally dressing bargain Worthing 13 £195, Wiltex 24 x 13 831081 gown, size L, purple with £25.ono Tel: (01903) BLACK & Decker grass £250, All free delivery for hood, never worn, £5 Tel: 201542 trimmer edging GL652SB SOCKET set, AF quick sale to liquidate. Whitworth and metric SONY colour TV 22inch 400W green adjustable (01903) 367815 07710 911332 SONY 14" portable includes torque wrench, FREE to collector 01730 handle £20 or D623 colour TV with phillips 230W £10. 01730 812052 bars and universal joints 813830 digital freeview box GWO COLLECTORS LIGHTING £40 Tel: (01903) 787626 £35. 07989875409 MOUNTFIELD Princess, CORNER & 14" lawnmower, electric LADDER aluminium FRIDGES & with cable £15.00 Tel: Clima, approx 3.9m 13' x FREEZERS BRASS 3 arm centre ceilANTIQUES (01903) 210426 1½, do, double, extending light, as new, with 3 TOYS & GAMES JAGUAR MKII chrome ing sections, 14 rungs, HOTPOINT larder fridge, FLYMO contour electric white glass shades, brilmascot on gloss £25 (01903) 831081 VGC £75 Tel: (01903) strimmer G.W.O. spare liant condition, £10 01903 mahogany stand, greatly FRANKE Tri-flow swan 715975 Littlehampton spool £15ono. 01243 724924 FLOOR PUZZLES ideal admired £50. 01243 neck chrome taps with 787263 FLOOR lamp, chrome for bad weather, Farm, 555673 Walberton water filter, new, never FURNITURE base, cream shade, 147 h Princesses Ball, M&S GARDEN shredder hardy x 38 dia. £15 01903 Seaside, only £1 each, WATERSHIP DOWN fig- used, £40 Tel: (01903) impact GWO, hardly used 242449 GENERAL big box assorted shells, urines, five in total, 243879 £35. 01243 512919 £2 Tel 01903 724924 boxed, VGC, £15 01903 CAR trailer, wooden 787626 VICTORIAN pine cupFORK spade and edging body, lights, jockey BOYS scooter, Raleigh, board H48 x W48 x D12, shears VGC £25. MENS CLOTHES blue, two wheels at back, SELECTION kitchen- wheel, excellent. condi- glass fronted doors, 3 07989875409 excellent condition, alia.and three twoman tion £95 Tel: (01903) shelves £75. 01798 height adjuster, age 3+, saws £28 the lot 01903 761506 869328 MANS M & S brown hardly used £20 Tel: 761506 YALE BS3621, 5 lever leather jacket, size 38/40, (01903) 730505 TABLE drop leaf. gate GOLFING mint condition, £80, Tel: BRASS old ship's clock deadlock, new, boxed, leg, dark oak, open 50" x (01903) 417051 with second hand, VGC, 76mm only £10 Tel: 42", closed 16" x 42", Ht BEANIE Buddies, Fuzz, £85 no offers 01903 (01903) 506692 30". GC. £20 Tel: (01903) 2 sets of golf clubs plus BEN Sherman overcoat, Snowboy, Halo,Teddy, 262073 Millennium and Diana. Al extra 26 clubs in total, SELECTION brass ceil- 722553 L'ton size large, perfect condialso comes with auto tion, modern, as new, £10 as new £5 Tel: (01903) MODEL Rolls Royce, ing lights and door han787626 £20, SWIVEL office chair, pale stand titleist bag and over 01903 724924 Darling Buds of May dles etc. worth blue/grey tweed effect, 100 golf balls and 3 learn £4.50 Tel: (01903) 609119 01903 417051 TY bears, 9 in total, £1.50 fice castors, good condi- to play books and pegs, each, all for £10, as new BLACK and Decker tion £15 Tel: (01903) ideal for beginner, BARMIRRORS and tagged Tel: (01903) COMPUTER GAIN at only £40.the lot BD551 hammer drill, 243879 787626 Tel: (01903) 201542. 400w, £5 Tel: (01903) ACCESSORIES KITCHEN table 724924 42x27x1¼, detachable 4 PING baseball caps, all LARGE mirror, gold CHILDRENS swing, suit DESK & comfortable MITRE saw, god condi- legs, strong, VGC, ideal good condition, eleven in cream frame, 43"W x 3-8yr old. GC, easy to adjustable chair £30. tion £10 Tel: (01903) for gargae, D. Room, £12 total, £5 each Tel: (01903) 36"Happrox, £15 Tel: assemble £25. 01243 Tel: (01903) 831081 787626 (01903) 726198 787291 01428 741242 Midhurst 243879

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VACUUM CLEANERS DYSON DC04 upright £15, Panasonic 1200w lightweight upright cleaner £10 bot GWO Tel: (01903) 772572 PANASONIC upright hoover as new with spare bags £40. 01730 814305

WANTED LAWN bowls wanted, smaller sizes preferred. Tel: (01903) 201345 or 07741 491951

AQUATIC FISH tank, 24" x 8" x 8" with fluval no1 power filter, £5 Tel: (01903) 722553 L'ton 400LTR fish tank with cupboard aquamanta with filter + many extras GC £90. 01243 931622

PET ACCESSORIES WICKER cat carrier basket, top opening, excellen condition £5 01903 722553 Littlehampton EXTRA large bags wood shavings for animal use, bargain £3 bag Tel: (01903) 724924 CAT scratching post hardly used £5. 01243 784190 CARRIER for small dog used once £25. 01243 602919 Selsey

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PUBLIC NOTICES BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL

BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984

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 04/09/2015:

NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council (“the Council”) has on 9th September 2015 made the Orders named below under the relevant sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 as amended which when they come into operation on 21st September 2015 will introduce the following changes: Brighton & Hove Various Controlled Parking Zones Consolidation Order 2015 Amendment Order No.7 2015 (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 4hours) – 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 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 H No Waiting Restrictions At Any Time:- Re-establishing in:- Walpole Terrace 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 Doctors Parking Places At Any Time – Remove in:Chesham Road Car Club Parking Places At Any Time – New in:- College Road Zone J Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – Amend in:- Vere 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). 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 – Remove in:Grantham Road Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:Prince’s Road Zone M Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Farm Road and Western Road Zone N Permit Parking Places Monday to Sunday – 9am to 8pm – Amend in:- The Drive (no change on ground) 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 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 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

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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 Zone U Permit Parking Places Monday to Saturday – 10am to 11am & 2pm to 3pm – Amend in:- Dawson Terrace Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- Down Terrace Zone W 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 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 Loading Bays At Any Time – Remove:- Baker Street Loading Bays Monday to Sunday – 9am to 6pm – New in:- Baker Street 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 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) 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 Car Club Parking Places At Any Time – New in:- Norfolk Terrace Streets eligible for Resident’s Permit – Amend in:- East Street, Hampton Place, Market Street and Queen Square Brighton & Hove Outer Areas (Waiting, Loading and Parking) And Cycle Lanes Consolidation Order 2013 Amendment Order No.11 2015 (Ref: TRO-15b-2015) 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 Waiting or Loading 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) Modifications Some changes to the orders as originally proposed and advertised on 3rd July 2015 are as follows:Brighton & Hove Various Controlled Parking Zones Consolidation Order 2015 Amendment Order No.7 2015 • Proposed motorcycle bay in Union Road (Zone J) – This has been withdrawn • Proposed removal of residents parking bays, relocation of motorcycle bay (to St Aubyn’s South) and proposed double yellow lines in Kingsway (Zone N) – This has been withdrawn A copy of this Notice, the Orders as made, plans showing the lengths of road affected and a statement of the Council’s reasons for making the Orders may be seen online at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/tro-finalised These documents plus a copy of the existing Orders that have been 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). Any person who wishes to question the validity of either or both of the Orders or of any of their provisions on the grounds that it or they are not within the powers conferred by the Act, or that any requirements of the Act or of any instrument made under it have not been complied with may, within six weeks from the date on which the Order was made, apply to the High Court for that purpose. Dated: 11th September 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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BH2015/02990 5-8 St James Street Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition – Application for variation of condition 5 of application BN84/222/F (Erection of supermarket complex comprising of one floor of retail space with one level of open car parking for 96 cars (amendment to scheme approved under reference BN80/1682)) to allow for delivery hours to be extended to between 05:00 to 23:00 on Monday to Saturday and 07:00 to 23:00 on Sundays. BH2015/03051 Sussex County Cricket Club Eaton Road Hove Removal or Variation of Condition – Variation of condition 2 of application BH2014/03701 (Erection of single storey buildings and conversion of existing kiosk to create 6no office units (B1) in North-East corner of ground) to permit amendments to the approved drawings to allow units 2 and 3 to be linked by a common entrance lobby with associated floor level change to unit 3. BH2015/02699 Ground Floor Flat 32 York Road Hove Householder Planning Consent – Erection of single storey rear extension. BH2015/02950 & BH2015/02951 Flat 4 61 Brunswick Place Hove Listed Building & Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing timber window with double glazed timber sash window. BH2015/03037 Basement Flat 58 Montpelier Road Brighton Listed Building Consent – Installation of glass roof over existing courtyard and damp-proofing works to existing alcoves.

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BH2015/02961 5 St Marys Square Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Installation of glazed panels to garage doors. BH2015/03070 24 Vallance Gardens Hove Householder Planning Consent – Erection of single storey side extension and conversion of garage into habitable living space. BH2015/03005 40 Duke Street Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition – Application for variation of condition 2 of application BH2014/04333 (Erection of three storey extension to replace existing single storey extension with new flat roof to existing corridor extension. Installation of new shop front and external alterations) to permit material alterations to approved scheme. BH2015/03020 Garden Flat 6 Florence Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Erection of single storey rear extension and associated alterations. BH2015/03013 28 and Land Rear of including 28B, 28C & 28D Crescent Road Brighton Full Planning – Part demolition and conversion of existing commercial buildings and erection of 3no two bedroom houses, 1no two bedroom flat and 1no one bedroom flat. BH2015/03049 72 Richmond Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing aluminium windows with timber sash windows to front elevation. BH2015/03059 47 Richmond Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Installation of rooflights to front and rear roof slopes. BH2015/03001 Flat 3 76 Walsingham Road Hove Householder Planning Consent – Installation of extractor fan and flue to side elevation of rear ground floor flat. BH2015/03053 1 Selborne Road Hove Householder Planning Consent – Demolition of existing rear extension and erection of single storey rear extension. 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

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ADMIN & SECRETARIAL

Residential Caretaker with DIY skills

Progress your career in care in Hants & Surrey

Our Reablement team works with Hampshire County Council with their REACT service, supporting individuals to regain their independence in their own home. We offer contracted hours for contact time delivering care, paid travel time at your hourly rate, up to £9.44 per hour and £250 welcome bonus.

To ﬁnd out more, or to apply visit:

www.careinhampshire.co.uk Appointments are subject to a satisfactory certiﬁcate from the DBS. We are an equal opportunities employer.

www.somersetcare.co.uk ADMIN & SECRETARIAL GS WINDOWS LIMITED have job a opportunity for an Office Junior. Must be confident using a computer and answering telephones. Please email your cv to vicky@gswindows.co.uk or call 02392 525553

PART TIME PART TIME Merchandiser Required in Crawley to service displays in varied accounts. 10 hours per week M-W- Fr Apply including CV to: Bernadette Hird. Merchandising Department. Hallmark Cards. Bingley Road. Bradford BD9 4BR Email bhird2@hallmark-uk.com

EDUCATION/TEACHING

required for the Fort Widley Equestrian Centre which is part of the Peter Ashley Activity Centres Trust situated on portsdowbn Hill, Portsmouth. This is a live in position for a person who is capable of a variety of building maintenance skills. Applicants should be prepared to work outside all year round. Salary Negotiable includes a 2 bed flat and all utility bills package. Applications and further details please contact the General Manager on 02392321223 or CV to; receptionpaac@hotmail.co.uk Application closing date 30th September 2015. www.peterashleyactivitycentres.co.uk

Full Time Receptionist

Required for the Peter Ashley Activity Centre at Fort Purbrook. Main Duties to include answering enquiries over the phone or from the reception, typing letters, invoicing, petty cash, filling, ordering stationery and coordinating the booking system. Ability to use Computer/Internet systems essential. Monday - Friday 8:30pm - 4:30pm. Salaru circa £13,000 pa Please apply in writing with CV to: The General Manager, Peter Ashley Activity Centre, Portsdown Hill Road By 21st Septemeber 2015 www.peterashleyactivitycentre.co.uk

GENERAL VACANCIES

Following a restructure we now have some exciting new opportunities within our Estates & Facilities service: Corporate Estates & Facilities Business Unit Leader ref: LDMA045 Salary: Up to £50,864 pa + £5K market supplement

We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced leader to be the Council’s technical advisor, as well heading up our dedicated Estates and Facilities Management team. You will be responsible for making the Council aware of all aspects of its landed estate and ensuring it is run efficiently and cost effectively. You will be an enthusiastic, committed individual with proven experience of working corporately at a senior management level, as well as dealing with capital projects, investment and effective in-house estates and facilties management.

Facilities & Services Surveyor

ref: COTD092

Salary: Up to £33,857 pa + £5K market supplement

We are looking for an experienced, dedicated surveyor to work on our current and planned new build and improvement projects, from the initial design to final on site completion. Preference will be given to full Members of the RICS or BIFM. You will be working with a team of five staff, as well as external consultants (when required), and be the Business Unit’s technical advisor and first point of contact for relevant issues, so sound knowledge and good communication skills are key requirements.

Building Surveyor & Team Leader

ref: COTD089

Salary: Up to £38,405 pa + £5K market supplement

We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Building Surveyor and Team Leader whose responsibilities will include identifying opportunities and projects to maximise income from the Councils’ property portfolio, as well as investigating the delivery of development sites and opportunities to secure capital receipts. We require a motivated and committed individual with excellent communication skills, solid project management skills and the ability to think strategically.

FULLER DETAILS ABOUT THE RESPONSIBILITIES & QUALITIES REQUIRED FOR EACH ROLE, TOGETHER WITH DETAILS RE BENEFITS, CAN BE FOUND ONLINE AT: www.midsussex.gov.uk (working at MSDC)

For a recruitment pack, apply online by visiting www.midsussex. gov.uk - click on Working at MSDC Alternatively email recruit@midsussex. gov.uk or call our Recruitment Hotline on 01444 477506 or write to Personnel Division, Mid Sussex District Council, Oaklands Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex RH16 1SS. No CVs or agency applications Any job offer is subject to Basic Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) clearance.

Close date for all roles: 24 Sept 2015 Interview dates: w/c 5 & 12 Oct 2015

For an informal discussion regarding these positions, please call Lucy Mason on 01444 477202. MSDC is an employer of fir st c hoice - valuing diver sity and equal oppor tunity

Can You Be Firm But Fair Whilst Keeping Our Streets and Car Parks Free of Illegally Parked Cars...?

Civil Enforcement Officers ref: COTD055

We are looking for individuals who are able to communicate tactfully and effectively with the public, often in difficult and challenging circumstances. You will be required to work as part of a team, patrolling Council car parks and highways throughout the district to enforce the parking regulations in accordance with the Traffic Management Act 2004 and to assist the public with their enquiries, in a helpful and sensitive manner. The hours of work will be an average 37-hour week, which will include early morning, evening and Saturday work by a rota basis. You will be provided with a uniform and have use of pool cars for Council business - therefore you will need to hold a current manual driving licence.

Parking Officer ref: COTD049

We are looking for an organised, flexible and efficient person to work within our Parking Services Department in an office based admin role connected with parking enforcement e.g. the processing of penalty charge notices including appeals, payments and debt recovery of any outstanding charges. Your responsibilities will also include being involved with the administration of a residents’ parking scheme and the Council’s car parks. You must be able to communicate tactfully and effectively with the public, have the aptitude to use your own initiative and possess computer proficiency with good IT familiarity.

No CVs or agency applications BOTH ROLES ATTRACT A SALARY OF £16,969 - £18,376 pa. And for both roles you Any job offer is subject will find fuller details on our website at: www.midsussex.gov.uk > Working at MSDC to Basic Disclosure and We greatly value our employees and in return offer the following attractive benefits: Barring Service (DBS) ● Generous holiday entitlement ● Personal & professional training opportunities ● Significant clearance. savings to membership of our 3 superb Health & Fitness Clubs ● Local Government Pension Scheme ● Commitment to work-life balance and Family Friendly working practices ● Childcare voucher scheme ● Flexible working hours Close date: 25th Sept 2015. Interview dates: 8th Oct or 9th Oct 2015. MSDC is an employer of fir st c hoice - valuing diver sity and equal oppor tunity

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Exclusive and secure apartment with two double bedrooms in a luxury development with excellent leisure facilities, backing onto the South Downs national park .The apartment is tastefully decorated with a neutral palette and has the benefit of a balcony accessed from the living room and both bedrooms.

Marine Parade, Brighton £300,000 A one bedroom ground floor flat forming part of this attractive period seafront building. The spacious living room has a high ceiling and a direct sea view. Also has a front garden, modern bathroom and kitchen. Would make an ideal second home or first time purchase.

High Street, Brighton £265,000 Windsor Lodge is a converted chapel, built in 1895. This flat is on the top floor at the rear of the building and benefits from the original wooden vaulted roof and large round window. With two bedrooms and a spacious light sitting room, there is potential here to create an exciting unique home.

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With interest rates still at an all time low, have you considered purchasing property and entering the rental market? We can guide you into buying in the right locations and point you in the right direction with local financial advisors. Please contact us today! All rents quoted exclude other charges/fees which may be payable. For more information please contact us on 01273 208020

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Motors

Magical CarFest shines at Laverstoke CarFest returned to its spiritual home of Laverstoke Park Farm in Hampshire over the August Bank Holiday Weekend (August 28-30) for the second of this year’s two sell-out family festivals. It was back in 2012 that Laverstoke, owned by 1979 F1 World Champion Jody Scheckter, was home to the very first of these entertainment-fuelled, fund-raising weekends conceived and hosted by

Radio 2 broadcaster Chris Evans. Between then and the start of this year, the six CarFests had raised more than £3.5m for BBC Children in Need – a figure that is expected to rise significantly once donations from 2015’s two events are taken into account. As tradition now dictates, CarFest South again combined the magical worlds of eye-catching

cars, pulsating live music and mouth-watering food with heaps and heaps of fabulous fun for all the family… and, this time, with some typical festival mud thrown in following all the recent torrential rain in southern England. Scheckter’s personal collection of Grand Prix racers topped the daily Track Sprints alongside Evans’ own ‘Dirty Dozen’ classics, while chartidols Take That joined Paloma Faith, Texas, Jools Holland and Seasick Steve – a regular at CarFests – among the many crowdfavourites on three memorable evenings of live music. Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood, too, were luminaries on stage at Laverstoke. The Great British Bake Off pair switched their judging skills to the now customary Sunday afternoon ‘Cakes versus Pies’ competition. Car-loving Hollywood was also one of the many celebrities taking part

in the hill climb show alongside a host of other famous faces from television, music and motor sport including Ross Brawn, James Martin, Nick Mason and, of course, Scheckter himself who was blasting several of his own F1 icons up and down what is the Laverstoke Park Farm drive for 362 days a year. The busy track show also featured a selection of rally cars, supercars, hot rods and even a road-legal powered sofa driven by Edd China, another of the numerous TV personalities present. Evans quite literally kicked off proceedings by opening the new GoalFest feature at lunchtime on Friday and bought the curtain down on memorable weekend when lauding chart legends Take That off stage on Sunday evening. In between, Evans found time to host his final edition of The One Show live from the CarFest main stage on Friday evening

Entertaiment-fuelled CarFest raises funds for BBC Children in Need

and to say farewell to his own ‘Dirty Dozen’ – 12 eyecatching classics from his personal collection that are due to be auctioned next month by Bonhams at the Goodwood Revival. “It’s been the best CarFest ever,” said Evans. “We’ve got to do it again, we’ve no choice. It’s too much fun that’s got to be had!” Following recent tragic events, there was no air display programme. A fly-

past by the Gnat Display team honouring Kevin Whyman who lost his life during a display at CarFest North did go ahead as planned on Saturday afternoon and was accompanied by a minute’s silence in honour of Kevin and the victims of the Shoreham Air Show crash. More information on CarFest South can be found on the official website at www.carfest.org

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Official fuel consumption for the Volvo XC60 D4 SE (manual) in MPG (l/100km): Urban 57.6 (4.9), Extra Urban 67.3 (4.2), Combined 62.8 (4.5). CO₂ Emissions 117g/km. MPG figures are obtained from laboratory testing intended for comparisons between vehicles and may not reflect real driving results. * Important information: Dinnages Garages Ltd is acting as introducer. Contract hire provided by Lex Autolease Limited trading as Volvo Car Leasing, SK3 0RB. 18’s & over, subject to status. You will not own this vehicle. Vehicle must be returned in good condition to avoid further charges. Excess mileage charges 16.74p per mile. Subject to availability at participating dealers for vehicles registered 01/07/15 to 30/09/15. Not available with other promotions. 20” alloy wheels normally available as a cost option only, but are included as part of this offer.

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First Drive: Smart ForFour Does buying the biggest Smart make you the smartest? Matt Kimberley jumps behind the wheel of the ForFour to find out. What’s new? Given that the ForTwo is Smart’s "really small" car, you’d be forgiven for thinking the ForFour was practically a family wagon. But no, it’s only the same size as a Skoda Citigo – albeit a very different sort of attack on the city car sector. You get four doors, four seats and a tiny boot that can be cleverly expanded in several different ways. Looks and image Even if you choose the basic model and the least colourful interior, the Smart is still a bit "look at me!". You just get to choose how bright and funky you want it, and thanks to multiple options for the fabric-covered dashboard and trim inserts, you’re never going to be short of something to brighten your day.

Who would buy one? There’s a very valid case for buying the biggest Smart. It’s got the quirk factor, as well as solid and safe engineering under the skin. There is no It rides and denying it’s a drives like a fashion statement that eclipses most bigger car thanks of its more sober to new suspension confederates and stands out in a way tech inspired by the that plenty of people Mercedes C-Class” are likely to engage with. It rides and drives like a bigger car thanks to new This car summed up in a suspension tech inspired single word: Clever by the Mercedes C-Class. If this car was a popular There’s more suspension DIY product it would be a travel and greater control multi-tool. It’s small but it's than in the old model, although the steering stays surprisingly practical in loads of unexpected ways. very light even at speed. Behind the wheel The big selling point is a super-tight turning circle. Parallel parking becomes a mere trifle in the daily grind of commuting.

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Smart ForFour Proxy 90, from £12,910 Engine: Turbocharged three-cylinder petrol producing 89bhp and 100lb/ft. ■ Transmission: Five-speed manual, driving the rear wheels. ■ Performance: Top speed 103mph, 0-62mph in 11.2s. ■ Fuel economy: Approx 65mpg (TBC). ■ Emissions: 99g/km. ■

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Pick up your free copy, available 28th August 2015 To advertise contact the motors team on 01903 282345 or motors@motorstoday.co.uk

£10.00 £0.00 £13,538.25 6.3% 6.11%

Lookers Plc smart of Brighton Victoria Road, Portslade, Brighton, East Sussex BN41 1DY 0844 6593320 smart of Eastbourne Eastbourne Road, Westham, Eastbourne, East Sussex BN24 5NH 0844 6593320 smart of Gatwick 78 Gatwick Road, Crawley, West Sussex RH10 9AW 0844 6593320 Engineered with Mercedes-Benz www.lookers.co.uk/smart 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)-78.5(3.6), combined 65.7(4.3)-68.9(4.1). CO2 emissions 99-93g/km. Official EU‑regulated test data are provided for comparison purposes and actual performance will depend on driving style, road conditions and other non-technical factors. Model featured is a new smart forfour passion 71hp (52 kW) at £11,620 on-the-road (on-the-road price includes VAT, delivery, 12 months‘ Road Fund Licence, number plates, first registration fee and fuel). Whilst this offer is only available through Mercedes-Benz Finance, we do arrange finance on behalf of other finance companies as well. *Based on a new smart forfour passion 71hp (52 kW) on a 48-month Personal Contract Hire agreement. Advance payment £149. 7,000 miles per annum. Mileage and damage charges apply. No ownership option. †Payable if you exercise the option to purchase the car. ††Includes optional purchase payment, purchase activation fee and Retailer deposit contribution.Orders/credit approvals on selected new smart forfour models between 1 July and 30 September 2015, registered by 31 December 2015. Subject to availability, offers cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer. Some combinations of features/options may not be available. Credit provided subject to status by Mercedes-Benz Financial Services UK Limited, MK15 8BA. Însurance underwritten by Allianz Insurance Plc. Minimum age 21. Insurance for 12 months only. Offer available until 30 September 2015. Eligibility conditions apply. Insurance varies in Northern Ireland. Mercedes-Benz UK Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales with company number 2448457 and has its registered address at Tongwell, Milton Keynes, MK15 8BA. Prices, fuel consumption and CO2 emissions correct at time of going to print. 58747

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Model shown is Yaris Hybrid Icon 5 door 1.5 VVT-i Auto at £16,195. Price excludes Pure White paint at £250. Prices correct at time of going to press. *0% APR Representative available on new retail orders of Yaris (excluding Active) when ordered between 1st July and 30th September 2015 and registered and financed through Toyota Financial Services by 31st December 2015 on a 42 month AccessToyota (PCP) plan with 0-32% deposit. ^Payment shown is based on a 42 month AccessToyota contract with £2,196 customer deposit, £900 Finance Deposit Allowance and Guaranteed Future Value/Optional Final Payment. Toyota Financial Services (UK) PLC; registered office Great Burgh, Burgh Heath, Epsom, Surrey, KT18 5UZ. Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Indemnities may be required. Finance subject to status to over 18s. Other finance offers are available but cannot be used in conjunction with this offer. Excess miles over contracted charged at 8p per mile. Toyota Centres are independent of Toyota Financial Services. Terms and conditions apply. Affordable finance through AccessToyota. 5 year/100,000 mile manufacturer warranty subject to terms and conditions.

Yaris Hybrid Icon 5 door 1.5 VVT-i Auto. Official Fuel Consumption Figures in mpg (l/100km): Urban 91.1 (3.1), Extra Urban 85.6(3.3), Combined 85.6 (3.3). CO2 Emissions 75g/km. The mpg & CO2 figures quoted are sourced from official EU regulated test results. These are provided for comparability purposes and may not reflect your actual driving experience.

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Final payment ........................... £3,807.60 Total amount payable by customer ............................ £10,195.28 Rate of interest ................................3.55%

REPRESENTATIVE APR 6.9%

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MICRA

Deposit paid by customer .......... £2,000 Deposit contribution by Nissan .. £3,500 36 monthly payments of.............£153.11 Price.................................................£14,175 Amount of credit............................ £8,675

6.9% APR

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FINANCE EXAMPLE FOR PULSAR 1.2DIG-T ACENTA 5DR Deposit paid by customer .......... £3,000 Deposit contribution by Nissan .. £3,000 36 monthly payments of.............£170.91 Price................................................ £18,495 Amount of credit.......................... £12,495

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Final payment ........................... £4,537.20 Total amount payable by customer ............................ £12,049.16 Rate of interest ................................3.55% APR........................................................6.9%

Final payment ........................... £7,838.40 Total amount payable by customer .............................£16,991.16 Rate of interest ...................................2.5% APR.....................................................4.86%

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may be required. You must be at least 18 and a UK resident (excluding the Isle of Man and Channel Islands). Terms and conditions apply, please visit www.nissan-offers.co.uk/termsandconditions or your local dealer for full details. Offers not available in conjunction with any schemes or other offers. Vehicle price includes first registration fee and 12 months’ road fund licence. Vehicles are shown for illustration purposes only. These offers supersede all previously advertised offers. Prices correct at time of going to press. Offers are subject to availability. Licenced credit brokers, written details available on request, finance is subject to status. E&OE.

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Fuel economy figures for the NISSAN RANGE mpg (l/100km). Urban 56.5 - 15.5 (5.0 - 18.2), Extra Urban 76.5 - 30.7 (3.6 - 9.2), Combined 68.9 - 22.6 (4.1 - 12.5). CO2 emissions 95 - 295 g/km. Offer valid until 30th September 2015 at participating dealers only and subject to vehicle availability. Finance provided by RCI Financial Services Limited, PO Box 149, Watford WD17 1FJ. Subject to status. Guarantees and indemnities

The new Jazz. Surprising in every way. See it for yourself at Brighton Honda.

£750* deposit contribution. 5.9% APR Representative. 5 Years’ servicing for £555. Representative Example

OTR

Deposit

Deposit %

HUK Contribution

Amount of Credit

36 Monthly Payments of

Final Payment inc Option Fee

Total Amount Payable

APR Representative

Option to Purchase Fee

Annual Contracted Mileage

Excess Mileage Charge

Interest Rate pa Fixed

Jazz 1.3 i-VTEC SE (Honda Connect) Manual

£14,595

£2,764.02

24%

£750

£11,080.98

£179

£6,156.18

£16,124.20

5.9%

£10

10,000

5.68%

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1 Stoney Lane, Holmbush Roundabout, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex BN43 6LA Call 01273 592929 or visit www.brighton-honda.co.uk Fuel consumption figures for the Jazz SE 1.3 i-V TEC Manual in mpg (l/100km): Urban 46.3 (6.1), Extra Urban 65.7 (4.3), Combined 56.5 (5.0). CO 2 emissions: 116g/km. Fuel consumption figures sourced from official EU-regulated laborator y test results, are provided for comparison purposes and may not reflect real-life driving experience Model Shown: Jazz SE 1.3 i-VTEC Manual in Sunset Orange II at £14,595 On The Road (OTR). Terms and Conditions: New retail Jazz ordered from 01 August 2015 to 30 September 2015 and registered by 30 September 2015. Subject to model and colour availability. Offers applicable at participating dealers and are at the promoter’s absolute discretion. Not to be used along with any other offers currently available. *Honda deposit contribution: £750 Honda deposit contribution on new Jazz models purchased through Honda Aspirations. Jazz SE 1.3 i-VTEC Manual Honda Aspirations (PCP): 5.9% APR Representative example shown based on Jazz 1.3 i-VTEC Manual in Sunset Orange II at £14,595 total cash price with 37 months 5.9% APR Representative PCP (interest rate per annum 5.68% fixed). Minimum customer deposit 0%, maximum customer deposit 30%. You do not have to pay the Final Payment if you return the car at the end of the agreement and you have paid all other amounts due, the vehicle is in good condition and has been serviced in accordance with the Honda service book and the maximum annual mileage has not been exceeded. Indemnities may be required in certain circumstances. Finance is only available to persons aged 18 or over, subject to status. All figures are correct at time of publication but may be subject to change. Honda Franchise Dealers are credit brokers, not lenders. Credit provided by Honda Finance Europe Plc. Cain Road, Bracknell, Berkshire RG12 1HL. Honda Finance Europe plc is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, Financial Services Register number 312541. 5 Years Servicing includes: All scheduled servicing, as detailed in the vehicles service book, will be covered for 5 years or 62,500 miles, whichever comes first. 5 Years Servicing is optional. It is being offered for £555 including VAT (usual value £1,200 including VAT, resulting in a £645 saving for the customer) and is available to finance or non-finance customers. Please note, should you sell the vehicle during the period of cover, the package remains with the vehicle.

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Championship Yellow cards: Kazenga LuaLua Sol Bamba Mark Hudson Sam Hutchinson Kazenga LuaLua Aaron Tshibola David Vaughan Chris Maguire Joe Garner John Welsh Kyle John McFadzean Shane Duffy El-Hadj Ba Nikolay Bodurov Michael Hector Tom Adeyemi Scott Arfield Conor Coady

Yellow cards received by Leeds United’s Sol Bamba

4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2

Home team: 18wins

29% 41%

24 draws

31%

Away teams: 17 wins

Goals scored:

2015/2016 SEASON

League table:

Game outcomes:

Home goals

HEAD TO HEAD

Away goals

Total goals scored

141

PW Brighton 5 2 Hull 5 3 Ipswich 5 2 QPR 5 1 Cardiff 5 1 Mbrough 5 1 Birminghm 4 1 Charlton 5 2 Burnley 5 1 Leeds 5 0 M K Dons 5 1 Wolverhptn5 1 Reading 5 0 Fulham 5 0 Sheff Wed 5 1 Nottm Frst 5 1 Preston 5 0 Brentford 4 0 Derby 5 0 Bristol City5 0 Blackburn 5 0 Huddersfld5 0 Bolton 5 0 Rotherham 5 0

HOME

D 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 2 0 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 2 1

L 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 2

F 2 6 6 6 3 3 3 4 3 2 1 5 0 2 4 3 1 3 3 5 2 2 1 2

AW 0 2 1 0 4 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 2 1 2 1 3 1 5 1 0 1 3 1 4 0 3 0 2 1 5 1 4 0 8 1 3 0 3 0 1 0 7 0

AWAY

D 1 1 1 0 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 2 0 1 1 1 0

L 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 2 2

F 6 2 4 4 5 4 4 2 3 4 4 2 5 5 2 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 0 3

BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION

Fixtures: A 4 3 3 4 4 2 2 3 4 3 1 3 4 4 3 2 2 3 1 2 2 3 4 6

Pts GD 13 4 10 4 10 3 10 2 9 3 8 4 8 3 8 2 8 0 7 1 7 1 7 -1 6 1 5 0 5 -1 5 -1 5 -2 4 -1 4 -1 4 -4 3 -2 3 -3 3 -4 1 -8

FRIDAY 11 SEPTEMBER Reading v Ipswich Town

SUNDAY 13 SEPTEMBER Fulham v Blackburn Rv

12.00

TUESDAY 15 SEPTEMBER Birmingham v Nottingham 19:45 Brighton HA v Rotherham 19:45 BurnleyvMiltonKeynesDons 19:45 Cardiff v Hull City 19:45 Charlton v Huddersfield 19:45 Leeds v Ipswich 19:45 Middlesbrough vBrentford19:45 Preston v Bristol City 19:45 Bolton v Sheffield Wed 20:00 Reading - Derby 20:00 WEDNESDAY 16 SEPTEMBER QPR - Blackburn 19:45

MATCHES

20.00

SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER QPR v Nottingham Frst 12.30 Birmingham v Bristol City 15.00 Bolton v Wolves 15.00 BrightonHA vHullCity 15.00 Burnley v Sheff Wed 15.00 Cardiff City v Hudderfield 15.00 Charlton Ath v Rotherham 15.00 Leeds Utd v Brentford 15.00 Middlesborough v MK Dons15.00 Preston NE v Derby County15.00

HULL CITY

WINS

DRAWS

LOSSES

5 3 1

1.6

GOALS PER GAME LAST LEAGUE CLASH

FALMER STADIUM, 09-02-13 RESULT: BRIGHTON 1 HULL 0 Corners:

36%

64%

n Brighton 4 n Hull 7

Shots:

League goals scored by QPR’s Charlie Austin

goals scored by Ipswich’s FreddieSears

67% 33%

n Brighton 8 n Hull 16

Fouls:

Red cards: Luke Freeman 1 Jordan Hugill 1 Dorian Dervite 1

n Brighton 12

57% 43% n Hull 9 SHOTS BY TEAM: Brighton and Hove Albion:

Top 10 scorers:

Austin (QPR) 4 Sears (Ipswich) 3 LuaLua (Brighton HA) 3 Kike (Middlesbrough)3 Keane (Burnley) 3 Blackman (Reading ) 3 Chery (QPR) 3 Hemed (Brighton HA) 3 Philips (QPR) 2 Edwards(Wolverhampton) 2

12% n Missed: 3

n Saved: 4 50% 38% n Goals: 1

Red card received

Luke Freeman

Hull City: 10%

19% 30%

Week 4

60% 81%

n Missed: 1 3 n Saved: 3 n Goals: 0

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Sport

Brighton and Hove Albion v Hull City in the Championship on Saturday, September 12, kick-off 3pm Tickets available online at www.seagullstickets.com or by calling 0844 327 1901

Hemed and Kayal enjoy positive results on international duty Bradley Stratton @BradStrat Of the six Albion firstteam players away on international duty during the two-week break from domestic football, it’s fair to say the Israeli duo of Tomer Hemed and Beram Kayal would have come away best pleased from their time away from Brighton playing for their countries. With qualifying for the 2016 European Championships coming to a close, Hemed helped give the Blue and Whites a realistic chance of at least securing a play-off place for the tournament in France next year. The 28-year-old slotted home from the penalty spot in the first half as Israel sealed a 4-0 win over Andorra, with Kayal coming on in his place for the remaining 15 minutes. The pair also played a

half each in Cardiff as they prevented Wales from confirming their place at Euro 2016, holding Chris Coleman’s side to a 0-0 draw. There was also a positive run-out for two of the Seagulls younger players, as Jake Forster-Caskey and Solly March both featured for Gareth Southgate’s England under-21 side. The duo came on in the second half during the 1-0 friendly win over USA under-23s in Preston, with March going close to scoring in his first international appearance. The 21-year-old’s deft chip looked to be heading into the back of the net, but it bounced off the base of the goalpost and away to safety. Forster-Caskey also came on as a second-half substitute as the Three Lions beat Norway in their first qualifier for the 2017 European under-21 Championships. Albion skipper Gordon

The Albion Roar Alan Wares @albionroar

Hemed congratulates Kayal on his wonder strike at Sheffield Wednesday (Photograph: Paul Hazelwood, BHAFC)

Greer and Niki Maenpaa were both unused substitutes in games for Scotland and Finland,

Sussex edge closer to safety Mark Grantham @markagrantham Sussex edged one step closer to LV=County Championship Division One safety after an emphatic victory, by an innings and 63 runs, at relegation rivals Worcestershire. In what promised to be a rain-interrupted match, Worcester won the toss and elected to bat first and Sussex got right down to business dismissing the home side for just 210 in 80 overs. Chris Jordan, who has been sorely missed through injury for most of the season, was back to his very best claiming five for 68 from his 22 overs. All the other bowlers chipped in with a wicket apiece. Sussex got off to a slow start in their first innings and when Chris Nash retired hurt with the score on 94 the game was firmly

in the balance. Step up Luke Wright and Ben Brown who then put on an outstanding batting display to make a partnership of 282, which is a record high for any wicket against Worcestershire. Wright scored his first-ever double century with his unbeaten 226, and passed 1,000 championship runs for the season in the process. Brown was dismissed for 103 just before the declaration Chris Jordan was back to his very came from Sussex on best (Photograph: Derek Martin) 510 for 5, a lead of Ashar Zaidi’s three for 55. exactly 300. Victory for Sussex lifts Despite several interruptions for rain, them out of the bottom Sussex bowled very two but it is by no means well again in the second comfortable. Hampshire innings and dismissed and Somerset play each the hosts for 237, which other this week and will included a very good pick up points. Sussex welcome maiden century for Joe Somerset to Hove for four Clarke. The wickets were days of crucial cricket shared with the pick from Monday (September 14).

respectively, with both countries facing an uphill struggle if they want to make the finals next

year. However, with two qualifiers still to come next month, both sides have something to play for.

Seeing Albion’s internationals return from European Championships duty in one piece - mostly - is a good sign for upcoming matches at the Amex. This weekend, I will be joining the many hundreds taking part in the Jacob Schilt Memorial Walk from Shoreham to Worthing. As I write, almost £9,000 has been raised to go towards grassroots football development at Worthing United. On the Roar this week, we are delighted to have Matt Francis, Jadey Yesilada, and Nikki Richardson from Albion in the Community, who will be talking about their work and their participation with the Albion’s Powerchair football team. On air at noon on 97.2FM, online at radioreverb.com, or on DAB

Racing George Hill @BrightonRace The weather was bright and sunny, though cloud gathered later in the day. The going was Good, Good to Firm in places. Heartsong (6/4 favourite) followed up last week's Chepstow success when taking the 6 furlong fillies' handicap in the hands of Michael Murphy, who scored by half a length for trainer John Gallagher. The form of Brian Meehan's Perkunas entitled him to be 8/15 favourite for the 7 furlong maiden for two-year-olds. Impeded two out, Jimmy Fortune had to work hard to get him to overhaul the hanging Bluebeard with a furlong left, but once he got going he ran on well and the outcome was soon in no doubt. Song Of Norway (9/4) was well backed on this, her first run for Chris Wall in the 7 furlong handicap, and

came from the rear to win comfortably. Ridden out in the penultimate furlong to take the lead off Starlight Symphony, she then coasted to a two and a quarter length success under Jim Crowley. Equity Risk (4/1) is one of the lesser lights in the Roger Charlton stable but managed his first win for two years in the 1m2f handicap. He was brought with a steady run on the outside by George Baker to hit the front with a hundred yards to go. Charlotte Jenner landed the spoils on Safira Menina (10/1), who showed a good attitude and drew away from King's Concerto for a three and a halflength victory for Alison Hutchinson's Newmarket yard. Silvestre de Sousa made all on the grey Rosie Royale (5/1), despite running with

one front shoe missing for Epsom-based trainer, Roger Teal. A one mile race for apprentices ended the card. Jane Elliott's first ride at Brighton was a winning one on Icanboogie (28/1), who returned from a 607 day absence to furnish his new trainer John Gallagher, who recorded a double. Keen in the early stages, he was driven into the lead a furlong out and responded well to pressure to hold Hawk Moth at bay by a neck. The next race meeting at Brighton is Monday, September 14. Gates open at midday with the first race scheduled for 2pm. For more information tweet us @BrightonRace, www. brighton-racecourse.co.uk or 01273 603580 For other offers, visit: brighton-racecourse.co.uk

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NEXT AT THE AMEX

HULL CITY

Saturday 12 September Kick-off 3.00pm

Buy tickets now at www.seagullstickets.com Or call the Albion Booking Line 0844 327 1901

Tributes to Matt Grimstone, Jacob Schilt and the victims of the Shoreham air crash will commence at 2.30pm.