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Goodbye summer...hello Christmas

The ice rink at the Pavilion (Photograph: Hugo Philpott)

Tickets went on sale this week, for the Royal Pavilion Ice Rink, which opens in Brighton on November 7 until January 17.

Shella Parkin, CEO of Laine Ltd, creator of the rink, said: “Forecasts for the coldest winter for 50 years might be bad news

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interest of the company, the shareholders, and our clients.” He added: “We still genuinely believe that we must have overpaid one or more of our clients during this period and we are still doing everything we can to identify where this money went so it can be recovered.” At a meeting of Brighton andHoveCityCouncil’saudit and standards committee, councillors were told on Tuesday (September 23): “It

is not possible at this stage to give an indication of the likely success in achieving any funds arising out of the insolvency process. The council will continue to take specialist legal advice at the appropriate stages to decide how best to act in its own interests as a major creditor.”

Jewish Care. As unsecured creditors, none is unlikely to get its money back. For his part, Mr Baker - in a formal statement to administrators - denies any wrongdoing: “I can honestly say that no money has ever been misappropriated by us and that we have always acted in the best

The company that coined it in, until it went bust with £3m of our money, see pages 12 and 13

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1872 | Wednesday, September 25 Brighton born Sir Charles Blake Cochran, was educated at Oxford, became an actor and made his first appearance in NewYork. He produced musical revues and spectaculars in the 1920s, and collaborated regularly with Noël Coward to produce Coward’s famous plays and musical comedies. Cochran was knighted in 1948 and died in January 1951 after being trapped in a bath full of scalding water.

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City is ‘too expensive’ to put up homeless families Families without a home in Brighton and Hove may be forced out of the city, after a new policy on temporary accommodation was set to be agreed by the council this week. This comes as the rising costs of rental properties and the restrictions on housing benefits has put pressure on the need for temporary homes. What’s more - putting families up in the city is becoming more and more expensive. In the last five years, there has been 335% increase in the use of accommodation for homeless households, and the latest figures show that there were 1,449 homeless households in temporary accommodation at the end of the last financial year. Brighton and Hove City Council’s housing and new homes committee met on Wednesday, and was asked to approve a policy that could see families put up in Worthing, Eastbourne, or even as far away as Horsham, Crawley, Redhill, Horley, and Gatwick. The report to the

committee said in the past couple of years it has had to source emergency accommodation from outside of the city, and this is expected to continue. “The local housing marke has become more expensive and projections are tha this trend will continue, the report stated. “As a result affordable temporary accommodation is increasingly difficul to procure within the city boundaries and we are therefore procuring accommodation further away in areas where the cost of housing is less than it is in the city. We need to procure and place households in good quality accommodation and this is increasingly out of the city. It said, however, that in certain cases, families could be prioritised for temporary accommodation in the city This includes carers, those will schoolchildren, and those receiving medica care in the city. Accommodation for homeless families can include hostels, B&Bs annexes, or rented properties.

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Circus Street market: The transformation begins The demolition of the old market building at Circus Street is set to begin, as developers arrive at the site to transform it into a learning, business, and residential hub. Developers say the scheme will regenerate the area, injecting £200 million into the economy and create 400 jobs. The project includes a new University of Brighton library and academic building with a publiclyaccessible exhibition space, 142 new homes (including 28 affordable), 450 student bedrooms, The Dance Space - South East Dance’s new home for dance, and 38,000 sq ft of new office space, plus workshops offering creative businesses start up accommodation and room to grow. Partners in the scheme celebrated on Wednesday, as the first machinery arrived to start the demolition of the old municipal market building. Dorton Group, the demolition contractors, have 30 years of experience in demolition and 40 employees, many of them

local. Demolition will be completed towards end of 2015 and construction will start early in 2016. All timber from the demolition works will be used for board making and bio-mass fuel. All steel will be re-used and all hard core and concrete will be kept on site to be used on the site construction of the new Circus Street development. Any waste will go to a transfer station for further sorting. Cathedral Group and Dorton Group met with neighbours last week to update them on upcoming works and answer questions. Richard Upton, chief executive of Cathedral Group (Holdings) Ltd, said: “Our neighbours are our first priority and we are working with our partners and contractors to be the most considerate builders in the city to date, working to the best possible standards. “We are very excited to start work here - our ambition is to transform the area into a vibrant new quarter of the city, bringing cultural,

economic and educational benefits to an area in need of some love. Our goal is to make Circus Street the go-to place for Brighton’s creative individuals, innovative business startups, students and nearby residents. This will become a reality in just two years.” Cllr Warren Morgan, leader of Brighton and Hove City Council, said: “The council is proud to have played its part in helping to bring regeneration to the Circus Street area. It’s great to see this major project get under way which will deliver much needed homes as well as employment and community benefits, alongside student accommodation that will ease the pressure on the city’s housing stock.” Anne Boddington, from the University of Brighton, said the development will “greatly enhance our educational offer at the university”, and Jamie Watton, artistic director for South East Dance, said it will be, “a sustainable and permanent home for dance in the city”. The council car park on Carlton Hill is now

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permanently closed and all parking bays on the east side of Circus Street will be closed permanently and there will be some temporary parking bay closures at key times during the demolition on Morley Street. Works traffic will access the site by entering from the A23 and onto Circus Street. For more information on the project, visit: www. circusstreetbrighton.com

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Students hold a refugee-awareness event Prime minister visits with leading speakers at Varndean College Shoreham crash site The refugee crisis has brought out the best in Brighton and Hove, with more than 120 people turning out for a Sanctuary on Sea meeting last week, which saw groups come together to talk about a coordinated approach to supporting refugees in Brighton and Hove. And Khem Rogaly, a 17-year-old Varndean student, came away from that meeting inspired to do something positive. He worked with his fellow students Lola Pickford, Maria Andrews, and Jacob Page, to set up a lunchtime event at his college, which was more than 100 students turn up on Wednesday. They signed up three inspirational speakers to talk about the refugee crisis, in the hope of informing young people at Varndean College and beyond. Speaking at the event, was Alex Ntung, head of education at Migrant Help UK, who shared his personal migration story with the students.

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Artist Bern O’Donoghue talked about her project, where she leaves small boats with messages on around cities in the UK. “She makes these little boats, thousands of them, she puts them around cities,” said Khem. “She writes facts about the migrant crisis and correcting misconceptions. “The idea of the project is that someone picks it up and they read it and think ‘I did not see it like that’, or if a refugee picks one up and thinks ‘I am welcome here’.” Janee Sa from City Of

Sanctuary also spoke at the event, about what the organisation does in Brighton and Hove. Khem said: “The speakers said at the end of the day what they want young people to do is inform themselves. “We had some students from BHASVIC there too, and they are now going to do something similar there now. There are now lots of people getting involved with this, and getting involved with City of Sanctuary.”

David Cameron made a special trip to meet emergency services staff who were among the first on the scene of the Shoreham Airshow disaster and to thank them in person. He said: “I wanted to come down and pay my respects and give my condolences

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CCI: The company

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From the official Companies House documents, it’s difficult to identify a particular moment when - and why things began to unravel at Coin Co International (CCI). From council reports and committee meetings, it’s relatively easy - with hindsight, at least - to see how officers could have better safeguarded our cash. On the face of it, the choice of CCI was understandable: a Sussexbased company with a track record stretching across three decades. What is less understandable is how - after CCI went into administration - Brighton and Hove City Council was owed as much as £3.3 million (see table below), more than half the £6.2 million the company owed to its “cash-andvaluables-in-transit” (CVIT) customers. Even though money was collected daily from parking meters - and elsewhere - across the city, it appears only monthly checks were made on the company’s performance and the timeliness of payments. As we reported last

week, it could have been worse. As a result of late payments, the amount of money owed to the council by CCI reached more than £4.7 million. At a meeting on Tuesday (September 22), members of the city council’s audit and standards committee were told there were good reasons for choosing CCI: ■ CCI was procured through the East Sussex Procurement Hub framework for which they had already been independently selected and approved as the successful “single supplier”; ■ CCI had provided cashcollection services for the council since 2008 and was based locally in Sussex with more than 30 years’ trading experience and a range of private and public sector clients; ■ CCI offered greater service flexibility and a considerably better price than bigger national/global companies; ■ A credit rating from an external credit rating agency assessed CCI as “very low risk”. Officers reported: “In line with industry standards, the council’s cash should have been kept separate from the contractor’s business and so kept safe. This, together with the very low risk assessment from the credit agency contributed to the view that risks associated with the

financial viability of the cash-in-transit provider had been mitigated.” It has, however, emerged that Baker Tilley, the insolvency administrator, has found that CCI were - unusually - processing its business transactions and clients’ cash and currency collections through the same bank accounts. In addition, CCI had “complex” business arrangements that are now subject investigation by the National Crime Agency. A council report concluded:“With the benefit

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that coined it in ‘We are doing everything to find out where the money went’

John Baker, the chief executive of the now-defunct Coin Co International, is a former detective sergeant in the Metropolitan Police. In this edited statement to adminstrators, he denies any money was misappropriated. Following the administration of Laker Airways in 1981, I was made redundant and decided to start my own business, trading as Coin Co International. This was a family partnership registered on June 8 1981. Previously, I had identified a problem in disposing of foreign coins, while working at Laker Airways, and decided I could make a living from buying and selling current foreign coins. My wife and I worked from our home address and, although slow to start, [the business] required me to drive all over Europe delivering coins to banks for exchange. Within five years, we had ongoing contracts with British Airways, British Rail, London Underground, and the Post Office - and were employing eight people from a small rented office in Cuckfield. Within 10 years, we had contracts with Deutsche Bundesbank, Deutsche Post, Deutsche Telekom, Allied Irish Bank, British Telecom, and many others - and were employing 14 people, from a small industrial unit at Lindfield. In 1996, our son, Sean Baker, left the army and joined the company as driver/coin-sorter. In the same year, our daughter, Joanne Baker MA, left the Northern Ireland Meat Marketing Board and joined the company as an

administration assistant. Both have worked for the company ever since. In 2001, the company moved to larger premises at 58 Victoria Road, Burgess Hill, and took on additional staff to deal with the increase in work. At this time, the company had a turnover of about £3 million. With the prospect of the introduction of the Euro in 2002 .... we entered into contracts

company was well set to grow. Our approach to cashhandling was going to be different to G4S and other companies, in that we intended selling the coins and notes we collected, and not banking them. It was not our business plan to open “client’s accounts” and keep everyone’s money separate. To explain our approach, all banks charge a percentage fee when you deposit coins and notes,

We intended selling coins and notes we collected, and not banking them. It was not our business plan to keep everyone’s money separate” with many European and world charities or NGOs [Non-governmental organisations], leased seven Mercedes Sprinter vans and three Mercedes Actros trucks and trailers, and employed more than 100 people working shifts 24 hours per day, seven days per week. During the period 2002 to 2005, we collected and processed some 350,000 tons of coins from all over Europe and paid out some £40 million to UK and European charities. A real high point in the company’s history. As expected, in 2006 and 2007, the turnover and profitability of the company dropped back to pre-Euro times of £5 million, but with a much larger client base the

Mr and Mrs Baker live at 45 Wickham Hill in Hurstpierpoint

and a similar fee when they supply coins and notes. Our business plan was to copy this model, but to undercut the banks’ fees. With the consent of our clients, we intended to pay them by bank transfer from our account and use their coins and notes to supply floats and cash to retail clients and other businesses in the southeast. We did not want to be just a cash-collecting business, but wanted to make full use of the sorting and counting facilities we had in Burgess Hill. This was explained to all .... new clients and meant they would make large savings on their bank fees. From 2007 to 2010, the volumes of cash being processed increased, with many new local authority contracts being won. So successful was this division that we were emptying some 1,000 parking/ticket machines per day, 365 days per year, and counting and processing something like £500,000 per day. Also during this period, the foreign coin side of our business was growing and,

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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

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in addition to Germany, we opened branch offices in Australia, Canada, and Ireland. With over 30 overseas bank accounts and a large number of international clients, trying to produce management accounts within 30 days of the month end always proved difficult. On behalf of myself and my fellow directors, I can honestly say that no money has ever been misappropriated by us and that we have always acted in the best interest of the company, the shareholders, and our clients. We still believe the foreign coin part of our business was viable and most creditors were within payment terms of 90 working days. The cash-handling part of our business has collected, processed, banked, and paid correctly over £900 million for coins and notes between 2007 and 2014. We still genuinely believe that we must have overpaid one or more of our clients during this period and we are still doing everything we can to identify where this money went so it can be recovered. The full statement can be accessed via the Brighton & Hove Independent website: www.brightonandhoveindependent.co.uk

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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30 years on: Homeless people need our help more than ever Andy Winter @AndyWinterBHT I saw an advert earlier this week that read “It’s a great time to become a landlord”. It highlighted the fact that rents are up, the availability of buy-to-let mortgages, and the high demand for rental properties. That advert illustrates much that is wrong with housing in our country; housing has increasingly become an investment opportunity rather than a place where people live. The complete distortion of the housing market is the biggest change in the 30 years since I first started working for Brighton Housing Trust. Then there were a small number of people in acute housing need, usually with problems associated with mental health, alcohol, and occasionally drugs. Now it is low- and middle-earners who are increasingly excluded from housing in Brighton and Hove. The average rent for a one-bed flat in the city is more than £850 a month. Less than 2% of rented homes in the private sector are affordable to people on benefits. In Brighton and Hove, people living in private rented accommodation - one third of all households - pay 49% of their income on rent. The housing crisis is the direct consequence of poor policy by governments of all colours. They have refused to reverse the disastrous and economically-illiterate decision taken in the 1980s to move away from public investment into the building of new homes. Social housing

has increasingly relied on private finance, resulting in higher and higher rents. As a result, ever-increasing public funds are used to subsidise rents rather than build new homes, with very few extra homes being built.

Andy Winter is celebrating 30 years with BHT (Brighton Housing Trust)” The Right to Buy - and the betrayal by many of the larger housing associations, which increasingly don’t provide homes with social rents - is just exacerbating the affordability crisis. Of the homes sold through Right to Buy, 40% now rented out in the private rented sector at rents three or four times their former social rents. Extending the Right to Buy will do nothing to improve this crisis. The promised one-for-one replacement of all homes sold through Right to Buy just isn’t a reality. Therefore, it will help only those who are already well-housed with a personal windfall and will take the sale of the good quality council houses to pay for it. That’s two social-rented homes lost with no guarantee of replacement. The question that used to be asked was who will house the poor? The question today is who will house the poor, the middle income, your son, my daughter? But my 30 years at BHT has seen many, many positive advances. Even though we

have more people sleeping on the streets than ever before, BHT’s partnerships with other organisations have prevented twice as many men and women becoming street homeless. Over the years, I have seen an increasing number of men and women move from poverty, exclusion, homelessness, mental ill health, and addictions into housing, improved health and wellbeing, recovery, education, training, and employment.

I am lucky to have the best job in Sussex, working with people in BHT who inspire me, and seeing positive changes in the life of our clients who remain the motivation behind our work. My only regret is that after 30 years the services offered by BHT are still needed, and needed more than ever. Andy Winter is chief executive of (BHT) Brighton Housing Trust.

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What is a “Guaranteed Product” and how can it provide peace of mind? With current stock market volatility taking over the ﬁnancial news on a daily basis, many savers will have concerns as to what to do with their investments. Whilst the majority of investment experts will promote the “ride it out” message, those that are approaching retirement do not necessarily have this option. Those looking to buy an annuity should already be in lower risk funds where exposure to the stock markets are minimal. For those who want to remain invested in equities as they approach retirement and beyond, whilst still locking in a guaranteed income, there are now options to accommodate this.

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There are four main areas to take into account when planning your retirement: - How long will your money last? With life expectancy ever increasing, our money needs to go further. - Markets will go up but they will also go down during turbulent times. - Interest rate risks - We have had a relatively long period of low interest but expect these to rise at some stage. - Inﬂation can have a serious effect on your buying power. Depending on your personal circumstances, a Guaranteed Product could be a worthwhile option as part of your overall investment plan in preparing for your retirement.

A guaranteed product places some of your investment into a “guaranteed” pot, whilst the rest remains in other investments. This way you are protecting a portion of your savings, in order to guarantee an income throughout your retirement. A guaranteed product provides income certainty and flexibility, with a guaranteed minimum income for life that could go up, but will never go down. Imagine that for peace of mind. One of the other major advantages, in contrast to an annuity, is the ability to pass your pension wealth onto loved ones, which many products on the current market don’t have. If you answer yes to any of the questions below, it could be beneficial to speak to your Independent Financial Adviser about how a guaranteed product could work for you. 1.Do you want a guaranteed income for life? 2.Do you want your income to have the potential to increase? 3.Do you want tax-efficient income? 4.Do you want to leave any money left over in your investment/pension to your loved ones when you die? 5.Do you want the flexibility of where to invest, but at the same time retain access to your money in case your circumstances change?

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Older people must have voices heard by Fairness Commission Mike Bojczuk @mikeboj

"It's not fair!" It’s a common cry from the playground or siblings, to be settled most frequently by teachers or parents. But now it should be on the lips of all suffering from deprivation and inequality. Why? The new Fairness Commission at last gives them a single point of contact. It is set up to listen, and - from their voices - to recommend actions that will form part of the city budgets from 2017 onwards. There is never enough money to satisfy everyone, definitely not enough for the services we all want. But if the majority stay silent, as is often the case, a louder minority could advance changes that will make matters worse. Views and opinions will be sought at meetings and online, but the concern is that the housebound, people with mobile difficulty, or those without IT access may be excluded. Let's also facilitate the gathering of views from centres in areas of deprivation - those needing most help. We need their voices as well. We see the young and the very old as the most vulnerable in our society. Parents want access to good schooling, medical treatment, and safety for their children. Those with very old parents want goodquality care and services for them. Common sense tells us the commission will find that we need better-paid and more jobs, affordable childcare and housing, and decent services for the sick and the elderly. There are 5,000 pensioners living in

disability and in receipt of an attendance allowance who will have strong views on good and poor practice, so their comments need to be heard. A high percentage of pensioners have at least one limiting long-term illness. Simple things such as uneven pavements, pedestrian-crossing times, and advertising boards make walking difficult - even with a walking aid. Those with a car find it a struggle walking to the one parking meter if they choose to pay that way. Difficulty getting to shops or events limits their activities and wellbeing. About 9,000 pensioners in poverty claim Pension Credit and 11,000 claim Council Tax credit, but many who were eligible miss out. Why? Perhaps many pensioners are living in information poverty as well as fuel and food poverty. How can we boast of a digital Brighton when a large number of the population are still computer illiterate and unable to go online to access the help provided there? The cynics will say this commission is yet another cost-cutting exercise, a talking shop where the findings are already being rubber-stamped Yet the members are volunteers, independent, and committed to listen, propose changes, and publish their findings. It will be hard for any administration to ignore the results. Let us at least join in, make sure the disadvantaged are consulted, and commit to see what changes would bring us closer to a fairer and more equal city. Mike Bojczuk is chair of the Older People’s Council. For more information, www. olderpeoplescouncil.org

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‘RISE up’ with new choir A choir has been formed by a Brightonbased domestic abuse charity, aptly named “RISE up singing”. Led by Kirsty Martin, a nationally renowned musical director, the RISE choir will run rehearsals from next week, with its first performance booked for December, just in time for Christmas. The choir will be drawn from RISE’s network of service users, staff, volunteers, and the charity’s loyal supporters. RISE offers practical help to people affected by domestic abuse in the form of advice, refuge space, and education, and helps more than 1,800 women in Sussex each year. The choir will be sponsored by digital start-up Guevara, as part of its commitment to supporting tight-knit community groups in Brighton and Hove. Rich Philip, Guevara co-founder, said: “RISE does such brilliant work in the local community, working tirelessly to provide refuge space for those most in need. “Collaboration is what we’re all about, our entire business model is based on communities working together to share both risk and reward. So we jumped at the

Kirsty Martin will lead the RISE up singing group

chance to help a charity that does such amazing work in Brighton.” Ms Martin said: “Singing raises endorphins, builds and bonds community, is good for physical, mental, and emotional health. “It’s brilliant to receive this support from Guevara, their sponsorship will really help get RISE up signing off the ground.” The first rehearsal for RISE up singing, is Tuesday, September 29, from 10.30am to 11.30am, at Theatre Royal, New Road, Brighton. For more information on RISE and the RISE up singing group, visit: www.riseuk. org.uk

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Our challenge to Labour is to dare to live up to what Jeremy Corbyn’s win really means

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attack from the mainstream media - and with few friends in the political establishment - he will need all the support he can get when articulating the bold policies upon which we agree. Our challenge to Labour in Brighton and Hove is to dare to live up to what Corbyn’s win means. When Labour are bold and when they stand up for the voiceless, we will support them. We could start by standing together to safeguard council tax

relief for the poorest. We will stand side by side with Labour in voting to rid our country of nuclear weapons, calling for a fair deal for publicsector workers, and trying to protect people from the spiralling cost of rent. In Brighton, politicians from across the political

must go hand in hand with redistributing power. In the Green Party, we are committed to leadership as the honest sharing of power, to organising locally, and to working co-operatively. To this end, it is encouraging to see that Corbyn has appointed Jon

When Labour are bold and when they stand up for the voiceless, we will support them. We could start by standing together to safeguard council tax relief for the poorest” spectrum should support long-suffering train passengers by calling for the railways to be brought back into public hands. Politics is starting to change from the ground up. To ensure that change is meaningful and longlasting, we need to transform radically our democratic structures - redistributing wealth

Trickett to lead for Labour on constitutional reform and that the trade unions voted last week to support the growing campaign for reform of our antidemocratic electoral system. Greens won’t always agree with Corbyn’s Labour - and when we don’t we will say so. More important, however, is

our role in moving beyond Labour’s policies and calling for the radical overhaul of the political and economic system that lies at the heart of the social and environmental injustices we face. That means working with local communities that are already demonstrating it’s possible and positive to do things very differently, from neighbourhood planning and housing cooperatives to community-owned renewable energy and social enterprises. It means reaffirming our vision of an economy that provides enough for everyone - but doesn’t require people to work all of the hours of the day to stand even a chance of feeding their families. Greens will continue to act on the belief at the heart of our politics: it’s only by tackling climate change and environmental degradation that we will secure our future prosperity, and security

for our children and grandchildren. Recent events, of increasingly-extreme weather events across the globe, flooding in the UK - and the global refugee crisis - show the urgent need for Green policies. The tide of progressive politics and ideas is surging, and it’s refreshing to see policies that many of the ideas Greens have promoted for decades now being articulated by a leader of the Labour Party. The Green Party will continue to show people that we offer a radical alternative to businessas-usual - but that we’re open to working with others to further our shared goals, and we believe politics is better when we do. This could be the beginning of the end of partisan politics and the flourishing of a people’s movement that goes beyond political parties. We must not let this opportunity pass us by.

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Make your voice heard Five must-see events Weighted Companions

September 25-27, 9am: Free Venue: The Skiff

A two-day game jam run by Brighton Queer and Feminist Gamers, with the aim of nurturing the creative expression and ideas of those who identify as female or LGBTQ*. Create a video game, board game, or card game around a set theme, on your own or in a team. BrightonCRO

September 24, 6.30pm-9.30pm: £10 Venue: The Clarendon Centre Meet-up featuring some excellent presentations on Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO) and User Experience (UX). Come along to hear talks from some of the finest CRO and UX industry experts, network with the rapidly growing CRO community and get free pizza and drinks. After the event we’ll have some networking and general chinwag time.

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September 25-27 Venue: The Booth Museum

The artists of WLTM/ake present a digital art exhibition at the Booth Museum. Mixing art and digital tech with natural history, artists will be presenting illustrations, mysterious sounds, location games, storytelling over social media within the museum, and more besides. Includes a weekend of interactive hacks and weeklong exhibit. ..................... Meet Your Mentor!

September 26, 2pm-5.30pm Venue: Brighthelm Centre

A drop-in session with a great mix of tables with senior people from digital companies, who want to mentor or co-mentor. Make some lasting connections and be inspired by the people who make Brighton’s digital industry fabulous. Maybe you’ll meet your future mentor. ..................... Sensacional

September 26-28, 3.45pm-11am: £10 Venue: The Old Market

Watch as your child puts on a white suit and becomes part of a digital world of ladybirds, shapes, squiggles and squarks that won’t keep still, no matter how hard you try to catch them! Bursting with colour and joy, this interactive and immersive digital experience will captivate both you and your child.

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This year’s successful Brighton Digital Festival and more broadly the tech conference season as a whole - has seen positive improvements in the gender balance of their various contributors, including artists, speakers, panellists, and organisers. I think we can be pleased about this. We’ve been vividly shown how aware Brighton’s tech and creative businesses are becoming. Both towards the issues facing women already working in our industries (across all disciplines) and towards young women banging on the door to get in. I’m particularly excited, as organiser of SheSays Brighton, to see many of our fabulous alumni and volunteers stepping into the spotlight to organise their own events and widen the reach of our message. We can be proud of a more responsive, equalised scene. But, such a positive experience doesn’t mean we take our foot off the gas. Even a significant cultural shift towards more thoughtful curation of conferences (which I believe is occurring in Brighton in a real, vibrant way) cannot trigger complacency. If anything the opposite is true: I think we must now work even harder to give as many women as possible access to the support and empowerment offered by our own networks. At least two people have said to me in the past couple of weeks that the gender gap in the Brighton tech industry is “not a problem”. Well, a cursory glance at statistics, or at conference lineups shows that there is still work to do. For our part, at SheSays Brighton this coming winter we’ll continue - and hopefully expand - our programme of networking events for women in tech and creative. We are still regularly oversubscribed, so we need more space, hosts, and sponsors to come forward who believe in equality of opportunity. One key message to women I’d like to share as Brighton Digital Festival draws to a close is this: don’t hesitate to put yourself forward. Take inspiration from the amazing contributions women have made right across the festival.

Rifa-Thorpe Tracey, SheSays Brighton

Daily, we still see the challenge of hesitancy among women to offer to contribute to events, while arguably less qualified men are keen to have their voices heard. And this endemic imbalance can be solved without the guys doing anything at all. We as women must find our confidence and put ourselves forward; whether to organise, give talks, or become panellists. Be unafraid to take lead roles. Let’s keep going.

Brighton Digital Festival Event of the week FlexerandSandiland-Weighting

September 22-26, 8pm-11pm: Free Venue: Brighton Dome Café Bar Weighting attempts to realise what is on the surface, a literal impossibility: How digital representations of people can have an immediate effect in the physical world. This year’s Brighton Digital Festival sees the unveiling of a new choreographic video installation from Brighton-based artist Nic Sandiland commissioned by South East Dance. In the work a number

of performers are presented on two video monitors attached to a three-metre wide set of weighing scales which tilts and falls to their movements as if they were physically present in the space. Nic will be leading a public discussion based on his investigations during the festival.

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Albion in the Community: Helping young p Richard Morris @albioninthecomm Young people have spent more than 4,800 volunteering hours helping an array of projects across the city as part of a National Citizen Service (NCS) programme run by Brighton & Hove Albion FC’s official charity. The NCS is a governmentfunded personal and social development programme - aimed at people aged 15 to 17 - which gives young people the chance to gain new skills for their future. It also encourages them to take a more active role in their local community; earlier this year, Albion in the Community (AITC) secured the exclusive rights to deliver the scheme in Brighton and Hove. The charity began delivering the NCS scheme in 2012 - initially to 30 young people - but winning the exclusive contract for Brighton and Hove has allowed AITC to significantly expand its NCS programme. Within two years, the number expected to take part will reach almost 600 for the summer programme alone. By 2018, that

figure will rise to more than 800. Shortly after AITC landed the £2.4 million three-year deal, 180 young people embarked on their own NCS adventure with the charity. Those teenagers have now graduated from the NCS, having made a genuine difference to their local community - clocking up the impressive 4,800 hours of volunteering time between

them. The young people were split into 12 groups of 15 and enjoyed an action-packed week of outward-bound activities in Wales before returning to Sussex for a week attending skills development workshops. Each team then chose a local project to deliver as part of the volunteering phase of the NCS - project-managing, sourcing materials from generous local companies, and working alongside charities or community groups. These projects varied from befriending

events with local elderly people to revamping community gardens and holding fundraising events for Brighton and Hove charities. And Dan Garrett, NCS programme manager at AITC, said all the young people who took part should be proud of their efforts. He said: “This summer’s projects continued to raise the bar for the quality of the community work our NCS programme delivers. “The level of engagement and commitment I saw from the young people involved was fantastic. Seeing the teams so dedicated to making a difference in our community made me very proud and I was hugely impressed with their enthusiasm to deliver successful projects. “Each community group or charity we worked with really appreciated their efforts and were happy with the outcome. We even had several organisations write letters of commendation or issue certificates in acknowledgment of their hard work. “I hope everyone involved is proud of their achievements.” Richard Morris is media officer for Albion in the Community Squid Squad added a colourful mosaic at Dean’s Youth Club

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people to develop skills as active citizens The projects Squid Squad Dean’s Youth Club, Woodingdean Revamped the neglected rear garden, adding a colourful seagulls mosaic, painting a beach hut, creating a seating area, and weeding and tidying borders all around the site.

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Down’s View School, Woodingdean Transformed several areas. Created a mural of all the class animals, renovated school’s lavender maze, and gave overgrown gardens a much-needed facelift.

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Time to Talk Befriending, St Johns Day Centre and Jasmine Court Sheltered Housing scheme Befriended elderly people at venues across the city - spending time talking to, playing games with, and listening to stories from local elderly people. Also designed a poster campaign to raise awareness about loneliness and urging people to make time for a chat that could make someone’s day.

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Transpride The team built relationships with the Transpride committee, learning lots about the Trans community and got fully involved in raising awareness of - and planning - the annual event in Dorset Gardens. They supported a range of activities, making and sourcing decorations for the event, designing posters and signs, and helping out on the day. The NCS stand at the gardens sold home-baked cakes in aid of Transpride.

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Heads On Charity at Rutland Gardens Made-over front and rear gardens. Laid Astroturf into back garden BBQ area and painted a colourful sunset scene of Brighton behind patio area. Made new flowerbeds from donated wood.

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Albion in the Community Raised over £1,100 for Albion in the Community by baking cakes and rattling tins. The team ran events where local people tried their skills at blind football in Preston Park and at Hangleton Park Open Day.

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Brighthelm Nursery Spruced up the nursery garden by creating flowerbeds and planting new flowers. Painted walls and brightened up the learning environment in the children’s play area.

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Friends of Brighton and Hove Hospitals Fully renovated several overgrown rose gardens in the grounds of St Mary’s Hall. Dug, cleared, pruned, and completely restored a memorial garden planted in memory of Michael Donovan Martin, bursar of St Mary’s Hall, who died in 1959.

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Time to Talk Befriending, Partridge House, Ireland Lodge Care Home The team organised and ran a befriending afternoon at Ireland Lodge Day Centre - entertaining the guests with acoustic performances, pamper sessions, and chats over tea and homemade cakes.

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Friends of Hangleton Park Transformed a neglected end of Hangleton Park by clearing overgrown beds and paths. Created a vibrant and dynamic mural featuring the words “Community” and “NCS” to brighten up the area. The team then ran a stall at a park open day - selling cakes to raise funds for the Friends of Hangleton Park.

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Shoreham Cadets Gave a massive facelift to the area surrounding the cadet huts by clearing a huge overgrown area and making space for BBQs and a patio area. Also painted the cadet emblem inside the huts.

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CLIC Sargent Raised money for children with cancer by enlisting support from local businesses for prizes, selling cakes at a market, holding a sponsored walk and putting on a day of fundraising activities in the park with lucky dip stalls, Kick for CLIC challenge and more.

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Soulful star with top ten hit brings his show to Brighton Soulful singer-songwriter James Bay performs at the Brighton Dome on Monday, October 5. In the past 10 months, the 23-year-old has sold out an astonishing run of shows for an artist yet to release his third EP. In London alone he has filled Hoxton Bar and Kitchen, Dingwalls, two nights at St Stephens Church, Scala and Koko. James’ debut single ‘Hold Back The River’ is playlisted at Radio 1 and the video reached more than a quarter of a million views in a week. The young musician from Hitchin had a lot of success in 2014, becoming one of the most talked about new artists around. As well as a run of sell out tours, he soundtracked the Burberry SS15 show and stepped into the Radio 1 Live Lounge with a memorable performance

of ‘Let It Go’. His EP of the same name reached No. 7 in the iTunes album chart. Doors open at 7pm. Elle King and Samm Henshaw also perform. Tickets cost £21.

Singer-songwriter James Bay

For more information or to book tickets call:01273 709709, email tickets@ brightondome.org or visit brightondome.org.

Watch Beardyman creating a unique album in real time Multi-award winning musical mastermind Beardyman is embarking on a UK tour with his interactive show One Album Per Hour. The British comedian and multivocalist heads to The Old Market, Brighton, on October 21 and 22 (8pm). One Album Per Hour sees Beardyman use a collaborative creative process, gathering song titles and genres from his audience suggestions and turning them into a uniquely stylised album produced live in front of their very eyes, with the use of his custom built Beardytron_5000mkIV. This is a music production space-ship unveiled at TED global that allows him to improvise cutting-edge, studio quality music in real-time, allowing him to do things no other musician can. The past year has been busy for Beardyman. One Album Per Hour was turned into a live web series on YouTube, where guest ‘producers’ included Jack Black, Tim Minchin and Daniel Sloss. He has released an album on Tummy Touch Records, touring throughout Europe and the USA. He has

appeared on BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 2 and performed live at BBC 6 Music’s Festival here in the UK. In 2013, Beardyman beat One Direction in the UK charts with the EDMdefining Eat Sleep Rave repeat in collaboration with Fatboy Slim. He won the UK Beatbox championships consecutively until nobody else dared to enter. Actor, writer and animator Mike Judge was so impressed with his vocal abilities he personally insisted that Beardyman lent his voice to several characters on the latest series of Beavis and Butthead. As well as becoming a regular face at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Beardyman was granted his

Beardyman

own show at the prestigious Montreal Comedy Festival, appeared on Conan (TBS) and stole the show at the BBC Comedy Proms at the Royal Albert Hall. Now One Album Per Hour sees music at its most unique with Beardyman interacting with the audience to a level that few dare, creating a live show, which combines off-beat humour and music into one seamlessly improvised experience. It’s up to the audience what happens and how the album takes shape. Tickets for the show cost £18 (£16 concessions). To book visit theoldmarket. com or call 01273 201801. To find out more visit: www.beardyman.co.uk.

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Dynamic exploration of hip hop and dance Shobana Jeyasingh Dance brings its brand new work Material Men, twinned with the much-acclaimed Strange Blooms (2013), to Brighton Dome this autumn in a special dance doublebill. In Material Men,contrasts in style between classical South Asian dance and hip hop are the starting points for Shobana Jeyasingh’s dynamic exploration of rhythm, location and two dancers’ shared history. Sooraj Subramaniam, is an bharathanatyam soloist and performer in some of Shobana Jeyasingh’s finest work. Shailesh Bahoran, is a phenomenal hip hop dancer and choreographer who made a name for himself with his crew Illusionary Rockaz. Shobana Jeyasingh brings her inimitable choreographic eye to the proceedings. Material Men features a new score by Australian composer Elena KatsChernin, commissioned

with funding from the RPS Drummond Fund, which will be performed live by The Smith Quartet. Additional sound design will also be provided by Leafcutter John. Strange Blooms completes the double bill. This is an ensemble work inspired by the cellular life of plants. It aims to pit the energy of eight dancers against the pulsating music of Gabriel Prokofiev‘s score. Strange Blooms was originally performed as part of the company’s 25th anniversary celebrations. This time, the dancers are Avatâra Ayuso, Antonette Dayrit, Sunbee Han, Jason Mabana, Estela Merlos, Wayne Parsons, Jack Thomson and Hian Ruth Voon. Over the course of her highly individual choreographic career, south Indian-born artistic director Shobana Jeyasingh has created work for a variety of venues and contexts including theatres, outdoor and indoor sites

and on film. What sets the company’s work apart is a refusal to be confined by conventional notions of theatrical form and space. For the Venice Biennale 2012 the company made an atmospheric work (TooMortal) designed to be performed within the pews of historic churches, and in 2010 a dynamic, allfemale piece (Counterpoint), which was danced among the fountains of Somerset House in London. Her work is usually drawn from personal experience and rooted in the complex cultural dialogues that define 21st century urban life, as well as a firm belief in the intellectual, as well as the physical, power of dance. The company’s work draws on Jeyasingh’s south Asian heritage, rooted in India, Sri Lanka and Malaysia, but it is translated in to her trademark aesthetic. This is not to say that the company’s work occupies

Explore race, gender, and class through collection of portraits A frank,funny and provocative look at modern life through the eyes of a young black woman is coming to Brighton Dome. Portrait will be performed in the studio theatre on Wednesday, October 7 (7.30pm). Inspired by her own experiences, writer and performer Racheal Ofori takes the audience on a journey through a series of portraits of different black women to explore themes of race,sexism and class in her debut solo show. The performance uses music, dance, laughter and poetry to challenge cultural perceptions, directed for Edinburgh and its UK tour by Kate Hewitt. Racheal Ofori is a Londonbased writer, performer and rising talent. She trained at Italia Conti graduating in 2013. The first theatre production she performed in was a boisterous modern adaptation of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, which attracted rave reviews. She went on to play Nerissa in The Merchant of Venice at Shakespeare’s Globe and has

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performed her own poetry in London and NewYork. Kate Hewitt is the associate director on Sam Mendes’ production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at the Theatre Royal,Drury Lane.She won the 2014 JMK Directors Award for her production of Caryl Churchill’s Far Away at the Young Vic. Kate will be working with the National Youth Theatre on their Epic Stages project this August. Other theatre credits include a staged reading of Comment is Free by James Fritz (Old Vic

New Voices 2015). She has worked as an associate director on Medea, directed by Mike Bartlett (Headlong Theatre Company UK tour 2012-13), and Electra directed by Carrie Cracknell (Gate and Latitude Festival 2011). Kate has worked as assistant director to Sacha Wares, Dominic Cooke and Michael Attenborough. She was the co-founder and co-creator with You Need Me international theatre company on projects How It Ended (Arcola 2009 and Edinburgh Fringe) and Certain Dark Things (2010 Tobacco Factory and Underbelly, Edinburgh). Fuel, founded in 2004 and led by Louise Blackwell and Kate McGrath, is a producing organisation working in partnership with some of the most exciting theatre artists in the UK to develop, create and present new work for all. Visit www.fueltheatre.com to find out more. Tickets cost £12 (£10 concessions). Call 01273 709709, email tickets@brightondome.org or visit brightondome.org.

Shobanah Jeyasingh Dance

an easily categorised ‘Anglo-Asian fusion niche’. Collaborations with exceptional, inspired choices of composers are the hallmark of the company and central to her work. Composers including Michael Nyman, Kevin Volans, Krishnamoorthy, Orlando Gough and Gabriel Prokofiev are among past collaborators and new music artists have been equally important resulting in work with Scanner, beatboxer Shlomo and DJ and producer Niraj Chag. A fascination with

the crossover between art forms has led to a constant experimentation particularly with film, text and digital technology. Shobana holds an honorary MA from Surrey University and an honorary doctorate from De Montfort University, Leicester. SheisaResearchAssociate at ResCen, the Centre for Research in Creation in the Performing Arts at Middlesex University. Her company is one of three Knowledge Producers at the Cultural Institute at King’s alongside Fuel and

Headlong Theatre. The event starts at 7.45pm on Tuesday, October 6. Tickets for the show cost £17.50, £15 (£12.50 concessions) or £7.50 for schools and student groups. There is a £2 per order charge. Additional postage charges (50p or £1.50) apply. For more information call 01273 709709, email tickets@brightondome.org or visit brightondome.org. Material Men is commissioned by the Southbank Centre.

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Jazz-electronica duo return with thrilling new album

Offbeat Irish music duo Zrazy are back with their first album in ten years. Vocalist Maria Walsh and saxophonist/pianist Carole Nelson combine silky vocals with a stunning musicality of mature soul, pop and jazz-electronica in The Art of Happy Accidents. The record is out on Monday, November 2. The musicians hope to add to their list of accolades, which include the OutMusic USA Award for Best Album with Dream On and an Irish Gold disc for No1 smash hit single

‘Ooh aah Paul McGrath’ (Italia ’90). The duo offer a sophisticated take on the world with hints of Tracey Thorn, Grace Jones and St.Germain. The pair formed in 1992 and, since then, they have tackled social and political issues head-on through their music, from feminism to abortion to gay rights. The Dublin-based jazz-popsters are playing some special shows, including a gig at The Brunswick Pub, Holland Road, Brighton, on October 29 (8pm). Call 01273 733984 or visit www. thebrunswick.net.

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What’s On FRIDAY Krater Comedy Club

7.30pm/8pm, until September 27, £16.50-£37.50. Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton Award-winning comedy with top comedians. Acts include Charlie Baker, Jen Brister, Phil Nichol, Joe Sutherland, George Rigden and MC Stephen Grant (depending on the night).

Bogan Bingo

11pm, £7 Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton Comedy bingo gameshow. Unreserved cabaret seating for people over 18 only. Due to the size of the studio, the maximum group size for a table is four.

Mein Kampervan

8pm (doors 7pm), until September 26, £12.50 (£10.50 concessions) Rialto Theatre, Dyke Road, BN1 3FE 01273 725230 @Rialto_Brighton

We’re Going on a Bear Hunt

10.30am, 12.30pm, 3pm, £7, £5 concessions, £22 family Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG 01273 709709 @brightdome The family puppet adventure is in the studio until September 27.

This debut play from Simon Levenson is a musical comedy featuring Angela Merkel touring Europe in an old Volkswagen Campervan in an attempt to convince her chauffeur that the continent can exist in peace and harmony without the need for war.

Crush

SATURDAY

2.30pm/7.30pm, until September 26 Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD 0844 871 7650 @TheatreRoyalBTN It’s 1963 and Dame Dorothea Dosserdale School for Girls has a proud tradition of fostering free spirits from all walks of life – so it’s a crushing blow when the new Headmistress turns out to be a tyrant with strict Victorian values. This new musical is St. Trinians meets Malory Towers.

Avenue Q

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7.30pm/8.30pm, until September 26 £12.50-£26.50 Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG 01273 709709 @brightdome The award-winning comedy musical Avenue Q will bring a host of fuzzy friends to Brighton Dome. Don’t miss this fabulous show.

STRUM: the ‘Get Down’ guest list gig

10.30pm, £5 on the door Rialto Theatre, Dyke Road, BN1 3FE 01273 725230 @Rialto_Brighton An evening to promote Brighton artists with some surprises thrown in. Ten acts perform their hearts out on the stage at Riallto Theatre.

Motorcity

11pm, £4 advance, £5 on the door Komedia, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton A refreshing mix across all the Motown, soul, Northern, funk and disco greats.

SUNDAY Eddie Izzard Live at Labour 11pm, £21.50

COMING SOON

Brought to you by

The new musical comedy CRUSH, starring Ros

Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG 01273 709709 @brightdome Eddie Izzard will perform at the Brighton Dome for one night only following his world tour where he visited 25 countries throughout Europe, USA, Africa, Russia, Australia, New Zealand, India, Nepal and The Far East. A night of laughs in benefit of the Labour Party.

Jess Green & The Mischief Thieves present.. Burning Books 8pm, £5 Komedia, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton Spoken word poetry

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Discover the timely wit, wisdom and insights of one the foremost thinkers of our age. Shaw is brought to life in this play for our times, recreating scenes and stories of his extraordinary childhood, tempestuous love affairs and controversial politics. from September 18 – 20.

MONDAY

Squeeze with Dr John Cooper Clarke

7pm, £49.50, £34.50 Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG 01273 709709 @brightdome Squeeze, the enduring British pop act whose songs have tenderly and wittily chronicled life and love stretching across four decades, are to play an extensive UK tour in the autumn – their first, as a band, for three years.

osemary Ashe, Sara Crowe and Kirsty Malpass

underscored by a rousing musical soundtrack from The Mischief Thieves. Janine, a tired-out sixty-something fights for her pension on a picket line while Kev, the newly qualified graduate, desperately supports Movember. Meanwhile, Sandra the librarian surreptitiously removes ‘unsuitable’ books and takes them to the tip, secretly watched by her assistant.

Blue Camel Club

7pm, £5 Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG 01273 709709 @brightdome Carousel’s brilliant club night for people with learning disabilities has a stellar lineup with music from The Revs and Dancing Rock Queens, performance from Fan Dance Company and mayhem from

Bernard Shaw Invites YOU

8pm, until September 29, £13 (£10 concessions) Rialto Theatre, Dyke Road, BN1 3FE 01273 725230 @Rialto_Brighton

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the Funky Lama Club.

WEDNESDAY

Stand up for Labour

Chesney Hawkes

7.45pm, £12 Komedia, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton Stand up for Labour holds a special comedy night in the week of its party’s conference, on behalf of Brighton, Hove & District Labour Party featuring three of Stand up for Labour’s favourite comedians plus special guest speakers, liquid prizes and a raffle.

7.30pm, £10 (£12 door) Latest MusicBar, 14-17 Manchester Street, BN2 1TF 01273 687171 @latestmusicbar Born into a musical family (his father is singer Chip Hawkes), Chesney Hawkes’ own career began at 19, when he appeared as the title character in the film Buddy’s Song alongside Roger Daltrey.

In March 1991, he released his biggest single, ‘The One And Only’, from the film’s soundtrack.

THURSDAY Hammer & Tongue

7.30pm, £7 (£5 concessions) Komedia, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton Hip-hop. Tickets only available at the door. Only for over 14s. People under 16 must be

accompanied by an adult.

Cast plus guests

7.30pm, £20 Komedia, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton Originally formed in 1992 from the ashes of The La’s and Shack, Cast released four albums. The second, Mother Nature Calls, went platinum. The band had ten top 10 singles, before disbanding in 2001. Now the original lineup are back.

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TUESDAY

Theatre Royal Rebecca September 28 October 3

Ben Ottewell (Gomez) plus guests

7.30pm, £12.50 Komedia, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton Ben Ottewell, the singersongwriter from Gomez, brings his unmistakable voice and guitar skills to the city of Brighton.

The classic psychological thriller-mystery Rebecca bursts onto the stage at Theatre Royal Brighton from Monday, September 28, to Saturday, October 3. Following the mysterious death of his first wife, Maxim de Winter returns to Manderley with his new young bride. Surrounded by memories of Rebecca, the new Mrs De Winter is consumed by jealousy. She sets out to uncover

Rhodes plus JP Cooper

7.30pm, £10 Komedia, BN1 1UN 0845 293 8480 @KomediaBrighton Lout presents Rhodes at Komedia. Ages 14+ only. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

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the secrets of the house guarded by its sinister housekeeper. Rebecca is presented by David Pugh and Dafydd Rogers, the award winning producers of Art, Brief Encounter, God of Carnage and Calendar Girls in association with Steve and Jenny Wiener and the Theatre Royal Plymouth. The show starts at 7.45pm with 2.30pm matinees on Thursday and Saturday. Ticket Information Tickets cost £10-£34.40. Call 0844 8717627 or visit www.atgtickets.com.

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Double Crossword

Down 1. Not moving from the attics (6) 2. It shows the cost of rings (9,4) 3. Speaker, not the chairman, holds it (5) 5. Colonist who pays up? (7) 6. Natural exuberance shown by beastly ghosts? (6,7) 7. Mental powers that dispel the gloom? (6) 8. Employed partly to train us each week (2,3) 13. Creatures belong to religious bodies (7) 15. Toy with the sweet, perhaps (6) 16. As created by quarrelsome actors? (5) 17. Thinner person resting? (6) 20. Breed to a higher standard, perhaps (5)

counter-claim? (3-3) 4. Attack makes idiot be ill (6) 9. Everything free in vain (3,3,7) 10. Gives out that I am to get thong back (7) 11. The smallest tales (5) 12. Pick-me-up in cot (5) 14. Get over being annoyed? (5) 18. Staggers on film? (5) 19. Red racer at pit (7) 21. Reasonable stipulation as to not bad state (4,9) 22. Sign up (6)

Last week’s solutions:

N R

C L M Z Q X D E T U

Wordsquare

How you rate: 8 words - average; 12 words - good; 16 words - very good; 20 or more - excellent.

23. See art as a difficult puzzle (6)

W Y A P F O J G K V S H B

U L T U O C H N Y

CRYPTIC - Across: 1 Pair of braces; 7 Final; 8 Rider; 9 Won; 10 Closeness; 11 Torero; 12 Estate; 15 Forestall 17 Now; 18 River; 19 Medal; 21 Growing pains. Down: 1 Play with fire; 2 Own; 3 Bellow; 4 Air-vessel; 5 Endue; 6 Crossed wires; 7 Finer; 10 Corkscrew; 13 Annul; 14 Gammon; 16 Rover; 20 Dip. QUICK - Across: 1 Gross neglect; 7 Cleft; 8 Theme; 9 Eye; 10 Generator; 11 Impale; 12 Albion; 15 Eruditely; 17 Tor; 18 China; 19 Baker; 21 In attendance. Down: 1 Give evidence; 2 See; 3 Extend; 4 Laterally; 5 Cheat; 6 Rear entrance; 7 Cheap; 10 Gallivant; 13 Inter; 14 Feeble; 16 Union; 20 Kid.

Cryptic Clues:

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:

Choose either quick or cryptic clues. Across 1. Begin with a

Codeword

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11 7

18 6

1. 4. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14. 18. 19. 21. 22. 23.

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 13. 15. 16. 17. 20.

Seem (6) Suitable (6) Reporter (13) Harbour (7) Happen (5) Decree (5) Collection (5) Contract (5) Blow up (7) Working together (13) Audacious (6) Opportunity (6)

Admission (6) Vertical (13) Representative (5) Spitefulness (7) Absorption (13) Withdraw (6) Extra (5) Sure (7) Flinched (6) Less (5) Alliance (6) Gleam (5)

5 4 3 6

11 10

21 7

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:

7 23

12 27

adit, aged, aide, attend, attending, dang, date, dating, dean, deign, dent, denting, detain, diet, dine, ding, dint, edit, ending, gained, gaited, gated, idea, indent, intend, tainted, tanned, tend, tending, tide, tied, tinged, tinned, tinted.

Down

Scribble pad

Last week’s solutions:

Quick Clues:

Across

Kakuro 13

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

Circlegram

3 5

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

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

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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?

U O L I L W S E M ? I A R A Z E I T N Last week’s solutions: The letter represented by the question mark is N. Johnson, Kennedy, Harding, all former US presidents.

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.

I I D

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

Simple

Intermediate

Difficult

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

E S D C D R D

E E R I A

S I I S I

I L D T P

P I S E E

Last week’s solutions: White, Hydra, Ideas, Trade, Easel.

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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

A commitment to nurturing business SPONSOR’S ANNOUNCEMENT

A COMPANY with a commitment to supporting new local businesses is sponsoring the Start Up category in the Johnston Press South Business Awards. Wannops LLP is a full service law firm providing legal services throughout the UK and Europe, offering a diverse range of legal services to clients as well as having a number of court advocates providing representation in both the lower and higher courts in commercial, civil and criminal matters. During the past 10 years, the company has expanded and now has more than 140 members of staff, including solicitors and barristers based in Chichester, Worthing, Bognor Regis and Brighton following mergers with Marsh Ferriman, NLH Law, Buchell Williams and Ronnie Tremlett & Co. James Brotherton, the senior partner of Wannops LLP said: “We are proud to sponsor the New Business Start Up award – to those just starting out, never forget

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that your greatest asset is your staff, whose dedication and professionalism will be what sets you apart from your competitors.” “Every new business needs to take time to understand what their customers want, and what they want from the business – you need to keep sight of what you are there to do, to provide your customers with a highquality, responsive service that is competitively priced, and in a manner that never forgets that your customers

are at the heart of everything you do.” “As a business that can trace its roots back over 100 years, all of us at Wannops LLP wish all the finalists nominated in the Start Up category the same success that we have enjoyed.” n For more information about Wannops LLP, contact 08453 458 844 or visit www. wannops.com. 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. That means winners from awards run by The News in Portsmouth, the Worthing Herald series, the Chichester Observer series and Littlehampton Gazette, and the Eastbourne Herald are already in line for honours.

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07984795327 BABY GENERAL MOTHERCARE Ascot cot, only used at grandparents a few times, vgc, £45 ovno. Shoreham 07552066045 LEAPFROG my first leap pad learning system with books and cartridges, £10. Shoreham (01273) 455345 FLANNELETTE sheet set, lemon flat sheet, animal fitted bottom sheet for cot bed, £3, vgc. (01903) 724924 CAR SEAT Maxi Cosi Priory XP, good cond., £10. Chichester (01243) 532736

COLEFAX fowler lovely cond peony cartouche design 2x15mx1.96 2 x 3 . 3 0 x 1 . 5 5 1x2.60x2.05. 02392 434295 £100

MOTORCYCLE topbox black with key, £10. (01243) 536897

VELOUR green 168x102cms unlined washable for use with pole £20ono. 07711167419 BLUE /green pretty curtains, W66 x D72, vgc, £5. (01903) 724924

AUDREY HEPBURN picture ’Breakfast at Tiffany’s theme. In acrylic on canvas frame. Painted in silhoetted black with WOOD 8ft 3" x 2" £2.50 grey background. each can deliver Measures 35” square. Tel:01903 230741 Only £14. Bargain. Tel: TRELLIS making Wood 01243 585756 8' x 2" x 1½", £2 each , VANITY UNIT BASIN Tel(01903) 230741 white, All top quality LADDER racks heavy Ideal Standard make. £19 duty 3bars £25 For the lot. Bargain. Tel: 01243 585756. 07941683803 HILKA Torgue wrench ½" TUMBLING MONKEY'S sq drive, £5. (01243) boxed game, £1. Adult drinking games compedi536897 um, £1.50 all complete. FENCE-POSTS 8ft & (01903) 724924 10ft, 3" x 3", £8 each, STEAM cleaner James 01903 230741 Russell multi use, floors, BUILDERS LADDER cookers, garments etc, £60. aluminium extending, unused 07767980911 £20. (01243) 582645

C O M M E M O R AT I V E DOMESTIC PLATE from Royal APPLIANCES Botanic Gardens Kew, fine bone china, £5. GENERAL (01243) 545737 / TUMBLE DRYER Creda 07923926893 Reversair anti-tangle DRINKING glasses energy save dryer, white 700ml x six never used, good cond., £40. Czech Bohemia crystal, Chichester (01243) £30. Worthing (01903) 778292 211396 KENWOOD food CARLTON ware china processor attachments dish leaf shape rouge for model EP555 inc liqroyale made in england uidiser, whisk, plates and VGC £3. 01243 779330 bowl, never used £25. 01243 926893

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CARPETS & RUGS

TOILET/BASIN ideal for LARGE carpets, all cloakroom, £20 ono. unused, new, Bertex, 24 x 13 £175, Supertex 24 x Emma (01243) 779034 13 £195, Wiltex 24 x 13 £250, All free delivery for quick sale to liquidate. BEDDING 07710 911332 SINGLE blue/white duvet COLLECTORS cover& pillow case, CORNER & £3.50. Single girls pretty red/purple duvet & pillow ANTIQUES case, £3.50. (01903) 724924 NEWSPAPER original August 1979 Death of KING SIZE duvet cover Lord Mountbatten. and pillow case, check Murdered Coast Eire £2. vgc, £5 plus cream dou- 01243 779330 Good ble fitted sheet, £2. Condition (01903) 724924 NEWSPAPER original Evening Standard BEDROOM Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II Tuesday June FURNITURE 2nd 1953 £3. 01243 779330 PORTABLE hanging space, light grey plastic, DISPLAY cabinet hexagtwo shelves, dismantles, onal, H6ft x W2ft, three ideal for uni, £10. (01243) round shelves, disman823412 tled, £100. (01243) 814826 TWO solid pine bed units 3 drawers GC £45each KODAK vintage camera, 01243 786790 Brownie flash 4 with case and book, £10. (01243) HEADBOARD for 3'bed, 536897 shabby chic, unused as new, £20. (0759) 4606504 1970'S dial telephones £12 each or 2 for £20. Haslemere 01428 651225

BEDS

COMPUTER ACCESSORIES

SINGLE beds, one goes under or as double, excellent quality and con- DESK with sliding keydition, £60. (01243) board shelf/s £20ono. 839020 07802954932

WOODEN wall clock with lion front, colourful, DOUBLE BED also makes into two singles, £2. (01903) 724924 good condition £65 COOKERS MAMAS & PAPAS 3 in 1 Phone (01243) 863708 Travel system, good conFREE STANDING elecdition £30 01243 552003 CAMPING tric cooker, ceramic hob, FIREGUARD nursery EQUIPMENT double oven, grill, clean type, £10. (01243) good cond.,£45. (0759) 536897 4606504 SUNCAMP Scenic plus awning inc., TABLE TOP cooker, 2AVENT microwave ster- porch sheet, £50. rings, good cond., £40. iliser as new, £8. ground Shoreham 07552066045 (01903) 693289 (0750) 4171373

FOR SALE OFFICE chair black leather as new £20. 01243 576305

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HALOGEN cooker, £10. 3MTR ladder closed (01243) 582645 wooden oak rungs triple extension £50ono 07941683803 eves

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Wood flooring sanding & installation Including Laminate!

DIY TOOLS & MATERIALS

CYCLES

MANS and Womans bikes from £30 (01243) 861961

DIY TOOLS & MATERIALS

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

COFFEE maker used once Russell Hobbs £20 ono. 01243 375373

BUSH digital tv/recorder STAINLESS STEEL sink 500bg twin tuner, live tv unit with chrome mixer £40. 01243 771430 taps and waste, good condition, £12. (01903) FIRES & 905820 ROOFING underlay 5x80ft waterproof breathable tile for pitch roof application undamaged £30 VGC. 01243 773454

FIREPLACES

FAN HEATER 900/2200w oscillating, thermostat, timer, H16", as new £10 ono. (01243) WOOD 4" x 2" various 864957 lengths £3.00 per 8' GAS FIRE modern look, length, can deliver £30 ono. Contact Emma Tel:01903 230741 (01243) 779034 TILE cutter, electric 450w FIREPLACE surround £5. Black & Decker ham- white MDF G.C £40. mer drill 400w bargain £5. 01243 830443 (01903) 724924 ROOF TILES approx. 150 plus, used-all good condition. Please call for details. (01243) 823412

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BEDSIDE TABLE Period style, top quality hand- made, in solid rich mahogany. 28” high x 19” wide x 18” deep. Has one LADDER aluminum single drawer with cupextending 14x9+2 board under.. Bargain. 17rungs as new £60. Only £20. Tel: 01243 585756. 01730 814305 RECORD workshop vacumn cleaner with tools/filter bags £10. 01243 782175

JOISTS 10ft for raised beds, herb gardens etc. £10 each Tel:01903 230741

bike £10.

HUBCAPS x 4 new, 13" still boxed £10. 01243 786418 FIVE photoflood 275w bulbs bc fitting, £15 ono. (01903) 714132 FAT FACE army back pack bag, £3, vgc. (01903) 724924 CAR WHEEL SET 14" new in box, £10. (01243) 828844

WINTER hats, £5 each. FIFTY items, new Scarf £3. (01273) 882242 clothes, shoes, men's, AIR purifier new £80. women's plus delux rack, 01243 787263 £50 the lot. (01243) 827678 DISPLAY stand 6panel FREE TO TAKE AWAY aluminum frame blue nylon fabric with carry case £50. VGC KILNER jars old style 33 07757980911 large 6 small 01243 587443 CREAM KITCHEN, various floor/ wall units, nearly new £38 each FRIDGES & buyer collects ex condition, Tel : 01243 869035 FREEZERS

CIRCULAR tablecloth with napkins, as new, very smart, £10. COFFEE machine black Rustington (01903) with new pkt of 18 pods, 772301 bargain, vgc, £10. (01903) 724924 SEWING BOX concertina type on legs, older type, £25. (01243) 828844 BOOKS

MEN AND WOMENS BIKES from £30 brought, sold and repaired, unwanted bikes collected free must be in reasonable condition (01243) 861961 THE Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Aircraft APOLLO sugar & spice x 18 bound volumes, mint girls bike, yellow cond., £60. (07751) 12"wheels with stabilis- 587767 ers E.C £25 ono. 01243 783578 ROBERT Muchamore Cherub books x 5 ex. LADIES Roadster 26" cond.,. £10. 01243 wheels, rear carrier tool 545737 / 07923926893 bag, little used, as new £45. (01243) 673627

MOTORCYCLE lock with key, (01243) 536897

BOSCH logixx easy access under counter fridge E.C £80ono. 01243 771581 FREEZER hotpoint future under counter EC £50ono. 01243 528957

FURNITURE

MOTORCYLE gloves Akito supersport black, GENERAL brand new, £10. (01243) PARKER Knoll 3 seater 536897 sofa, contemporary MOTORCYCLE water- style/colour, good cond., proof over trousers, like new, £90 ono. Belstaff XL500, £10. Under counter fridge, (01243) 536897 good clean cond., £60. (01903) 266466 MOTORCYCLE boots black pull on, buckle CHESTERFIELD type adjusts size 8, £5. (01243) three seater, ex. condi536897 tion, brocade hardwearing, must be seen, £100. MOTORCYCLE jacket (01243) 267089 black, size XL, machine washable, £10. (01243) M A H O G A N Y 536897 drinks/glass/cutlery cabinet, top half glazed, £60. MOBILE GAS fire, 3 heat (07986) 801325 settings with bottle 4.2kw, £25. (07986) MAHOGANY oval dining 801325 table reduces to round plus six chairs, £40. JAZZ 4 pack box set, (07986) 801325 videos, 100 years of jazz plus other jazz tapes £10 FRENCH prayer chair the lot 01273 607231 needlework seat with turned wood legs/back HEADLIGHT protectors £75. 01243 531667 for Vauxhall Vectra '04 plate, £10. (01903) FOLDING portable table 763956 suitable for pasting wallpaper / car boot sales, BRIEFCASE box type £5. (01243) 860781 black brand new M&S with dividers and lock DINING table and four E.C £10. 01243 779330 chairs E.C £100. 01243 773306 ANTLER green travel case, can fit onto suit- DINING chairs x 6 faux case, used once, £5. black leather and oak. (01903) 724924 GC £60. 02392 476679 40 jigsaw puzzles, Wasgij COFFEE table, cast plus others, 1000, good iron/glass one off design cond., complete, £1 £45. 07966 381801 each. (01903) 730505 BEECH computer/filing SACK trucks heavy duty, desk, £20. (07986) good cond., £10 ono. 801325 (01243) 787263 SOFA and bed, collection ROOF rails for any car only, £50. (01273) 882242 adjustable new strong NEST 3 tables £60 E.C £15. 01243 773454 01243 773306 POANG ikea chair dark Local Media blue washable covers Drives Response & Action £15. 01243 546305

TRAILER with cover, L180cm x W100 x D40, PINE mirror 84x95cms & £100, buyer to collect, table lamp £30 both VGC. (01243) 823442 07966381801

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GREENHOUSE 6'x6', CROSS TRAINER /exer- GREY overcoat large free to collector, to dis- cise bike, Roger Black, as size, vgc, as new, £8. mantle and take away. new, £95. (0750) 4171373 Waterproof trousers, £5 Rustington (01903) vgc. (01903) 724924 785071 KITCHENS BLACK leather jacket, GREENHOUSE aluminisize medium, good lining, um 8' x 8' good cond., £35 ono. (01903) 714132 buyer dismantles, £60. IKEA wall unit glass eves (01243) 527487 doors 27.5 x 43 x 15" SHED 7' x 5', apex roof, £15ono. Buyer removes MIRRORS window & door on side, 01243 788335 £50. (01243) 787263 CHEESE tile portmeirion MINI greenhouse call for pottery wood surround 53" x 41" with 3" pine details £50 18mths old with cutter rose design, surround frame £15. new £3. 01243 779330 01243 787263 01903 723216 TWO wine racks, W30" x Littlehampton H34", £10 each. (01903) GARDENING TOOLS 503292

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KETTLE as new, £5. MOBILITY AIDS (01243) 930914 GARDEN /camping trailer, drop down back, jock- JULIA deck mixer tap ey wheel and lights, ex. £25, new 01730 810075 STROLLER 4wheel cond., £95. (01903) £40.shower chair bed rail 761506 adj table £20. as new. 01243 543816 WELLINGTONS navy LADIES CLOTHES boots size 10, Town & Country new, £20. M&S cords new unworn, CARRIER for 3 wheel walker on back of 8mph (01903) 503292 size 14 short navy and disability scooter £40. COMPOST bins x 2, wine colour, bargain £6 01243 552524 large green used £10pair each. (01903) 724924 Z-Tec £01243 779175 JOB lot older ladies WHEELCHAIR Lite, absolutely brand BOSCH shredder, AXT dresses etc size 18-22 new £100 (01243) 824227 £50. 01428 1600HP, good cond., bargain 707512 Petworth area £60. (01243) 860781 AXE long handle three splitting wedges £15. 01243 786201

LADIES SHOES

GIRLS SHOES

HOTTER beige sandals size 4 worn once £10 with matching handbag £5. 01243 781870

GIRLS BLACK boots size 9, side zip with decorative strap, vgc, £2. (01903) 724924

GOLFING GOLF SHOES Hi-Tec, size 10½, £15. Golf clubs plus bag, suit beginner, £35. (01903) 620291 GOLF BAG approx 35 various clubs, £12 ovno. Shoreham (01273) 455345

LIGHTING LIGHTS for under cupboards in kitchen, set of four, £40 ono. Emma (01243) 779034 CEILING light 5bulbs/ivory shades drop stem, chrome adjus links £42 ono. 01243 869035 BRASS 3-arm centre ceiling light, as new with glass shades, bargain £8. (01903) 724924

PUBLIC NOTICES BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 BRIGHTON & HOVE OUTER AREAS (WAITING, LOADING AND PARKING) AND CYCLE LANES CONSOLIDATION ORDER 2013 AMENDMENT NO. * 201* (TRO-20-2015) NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council (“the Council”) proposes to make the above named Order under the relevant sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, which if it comes into force will introduce the following changes: Melbourne Street:• On the southern arm increase the length of the double yellow lines on the southern side. • On the eastern arm reduce the length of double yellow lines on the western side. A copy of this Notice, the proposed Order, plans showing the lengths of road affected and a statement of the Council’s reasons for proposing to make the Order, may be seen online at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/tro-proposals. These documents together with a copy of the existing Order to be amended may also be examined at the Customer Service Centres at Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Monday to Friday 8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall, Ground Floor, Norton Road, Hove, (Monday to Friday 8.45am-5.00pm). All objections and other representations relating to the proposed Order must be made in writing and all objections must specify the grounds on which they are made and should be sent to the Head of Transport, Brighton & Hove City Council, 2nd Floor Parking Infrastructure, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove, BN3 2LS quoting the TRO reference number shown above or by e-mail to parking.consultation@ brighton-hove.gov.uk or online (see details above) no later than 16th October 2015. Please ensure you include your full name and address. Dated: 25th September 2015 Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, c/o Parking Infrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove BN3 2LS

MUSICAL EQUIPMENT GENERAL

FLUTE Emerson make, good cond., suit begin- TAYLOR ace bowls size ner, service history, case 00, cost £120 accept and cleaning rod, £35. £80. (01903) 266762 (01273) 419230 VIOLIN full size Stentor, ex. cond., Bow with case, suit beginner, £50. (01273) 419230 YAMAHA electric organ with stano great sound £35. 07760419827 PIANO lovely, excellent condition, buyer collects, £45. (01243) 266753.

PONDS & POOLS FISH pond holding tank heavy duty, plastic with wooden frame £100. 01243 787263

PRAMS & PUSHCHAIRS DOUBLE Mammas & Pappas pushchair with rain cover, £20. (01243) 582645

PUBLIC NOTICES PLANNING AND COMPULSORY PURCHASE ACT 2004 (AS AMENDED) TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (LOCAL PLANNING) (ENGLAND) REGULATIONS 2012 BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY PLAN PART ONE NOTICE OF POST SUBMISSION CONSULTATION ON PROPOSED FURTHER MODIFICATIONS The City Council is publishing for consultation proposed further main modifications to the City Plan Part One. The City Plan Part One was submitted to Government in June 2013 and is currently under examination by an independent Planning Inspector appointed by the Government to consider the ‘soundness’ of the Plan. The council is proposing further main modifications to policy CP8 Sustainable Buildings in response to the Inspector’s letter published in 13 August 2015 as part of her examination of the Plan. The Inspector has raised concerns that the previously consulted upon further proposed modifications to policy CP8 (June 2015) cannot be considered effective or consistent given recent government announcements. The Inspector has asked the City Council to undertake public consultation on these proposed further changes. The proposed further changes are focused on ensuring CP8 is consistent with recent changes in national policy and effective. The schedule of proposed further modifications to Policy CP8 Sustainable Buildings and supporting documents can be viewed on the Council’s website at: http://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/ content/planning/local-development-framework/ consultation The documents can also be viewed at the Customer Services Centres at Bartholomew House, Brighton and Hove Town Hall, Hove as well as Jubilee Library, Hove Library and Portslade Library during normal opening hours. Comments can also be made on the Council’s supporting documents published with the further modifications. Guidance on making your representation is also available. How to comment: Public consultation starts Monday 28 September 2015 until 5.00pm Monday 9 November 2015. Comments can be made: Online: via the Council’s Consultation Portal http://consult.brighton-hove.gov.uk/portal Email: ldf@brighton-hove.gov.uk Post: Planning Policy, BHCC, King’s House, Grand Avenue, Hove, BN3 2LS. The representations will be considered by the Planning Inspector conducting the examination. Please note: Comments must be made no later than 5.00pm Monday 9 November 2015. Representations at this stage can only be made on the further modifications to Policy CP8 Sustainable Buildings, and not on the other parts of the Submission City Plan Part One. 25 September 2015 Rob Fraser, Acting Head of City Planning & Development, King’s House, BN3 2LS

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IN the night garden 6 people, £2, Bob the builder 4 people, £1.50. Winnie the pooh 5 people, £1.50. (01903) 724924

MINI MICRO scooter, VGC hardly used, £25. Large nursery rhyme book, new £1. (01903) 724924

FOOTBALL FLOOR puzzle-farm, PROGRAMMES M&S seaside as new, £1. WANTED Large box assorted Cash paid pre-1970. shells, £2. (01903) Large collections, 300+, 724924 after 1970 also considered. 02085607816.

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PUBLIC NOTICES BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of a Conservation Area were registered during week ending 18/09/2015: BH2015/02686 109a-110 Western Road Brighton Advertisement – Display of externally illuminated fascia sign. BH2015/02687 109a-110 Western Road Brighton Full Planning – Alterations to existing shopfront including removal of existing entrance and roller shutter. BH2015/03138 6 Locks Hill Portslade Full Planning – Demolition of existing building (D1) and erection of 5no houses (C3) fronting Locks Hill with car parking and vehicular access from rear. BH2015/03197 The Bungalow 11 Hangleton Lane Hove Removal or Variation of Condition – Application for Variation of Condition 1 of application BH2015/01561 (Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of 1 no single storey five bedroom dwelling. (Part retrospective)) to permit addition of porch to North elevation. BH2015/03232 Land to rear of 45 Brunswick Place Hove Full Planning – Demolition of garages and erection of 1no two bedroom dwelling (C3). BH2015/03244 19 Upper Market Street Hove Full Planning – Change of use from retail (A1) to one bedroom flat (C3). BH2015/03023 21B First Avenue Hove Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing timber patio doors with UPVC, removal of existing raised patio area and other associated alterations.

BH2015/03108 St Aubyns School 76 High Street Rottingdean Brighton Full Planning and Demolition in a Conservation Area – Demolition of rectangular block and associated extensions to north of Field House (main school building), demolition of building to north-east of Field House and other associated structures. Retention of existing sports pavilion, war memorial, water fountain and chapel. Residential conversion and refurbishment works to Field House, terraced cottages and Rumneys building, construction of new residential blocks and dwellings houses to provide a total of 48no residential dwellings (C3). Construction of part 2no, part 3no storey residential care home building providing a total of 62 bedrooms (C2). Revised access and landscaping works, provision of garages, car parking spaces, cycle storage and refuse facilities, alterations to boundary flint wall along Steyning Road and The Twitten and other associated works. BH2015/03110 St Aubyns School 76 High Street Rottingdean Brighton Listed Building Consent – Conversion and refurbishment works to Field House (main school building), terraced cottages and Rumneys building to provide 9no two bedroom and 1no three bedroom dwellings with associated works and alterations to boundary flint wall along Steyning Road and The Twitten. BH2015/03112 St Aubyns School 76 High Street Rottingdean Brighton Listed Building Consent – Demolition of rectangular block and associated extensions to north of Field House (main school building), demolition of building to north-east of Field House and other associated structures.

BH2015/03309 Ground Floor Shop 10 Church Road Hove Full Planning – Erection of single storey rear extension.

BH2015/03186 12C Bedford Towers Kings Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Enclosure of balcony with double glazed UPVC windows. (Part Retrospective)

BH2015/03128 Flat 1 56 Brunswick Square Hove Listed Building Consent – Replacement of existing sash window to front elevation.

BH2015/03000 Cowdray Lodge 60-64 New Church Road Hove Full Planning – Replacment of existing timber windows with UPVC windows.

BH2015/03196 16B Waterloo Street Hove Listed Building Consent – Replacement of existing single glazed timber frame of windows and door with double glazed timber framed units and installation of secondary glazing to front window.

BH2015/03105 191 Kingsway Hove Removal or Variation of Condition – Application for variation of condition 2 of application BH2014/00703 (variation of condition 2 of application BH2011/03956) (Original permission for Demolition of existing building and construction of nine residential flats) to permit amendments to the approved drawings including roof alterations and omission of Juliet balconies on North elevation.

BH2015/03199 Ground Floor Flat 45 Lansdowne Street Hove Full Planning – Replacement of existing windows with double glazed timber windows to front. BH2015/01716 & BH2015/01715 102 Marine Parade Brighton Householder Planning & Listed Building Consent – Erection of storage shed to front garden. BH2015/03169 Flat 2 30 Montpelier Street Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing crittall bay window with double glazed timber sliding sash windows. BH2015/03254 3 Montpelier Crescent Brighton Listed Building Consent – Internal damp proofing works to coal hole area and part entrance hallway. BH2015/03139 Flat 5 Westmoreland Court Goldsmid Road Hove Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing timber windows with UPVC. BH2015/03237 Land to the rear of 28 Medina Villas Hove Full Planning – Demolition of existing garages and erection of 3no bedroom residential dwelling. BH2015/03183 Land to Rear of 14 Devonshire Place Brighton Full Planning – Erection of 1no two bedroom dwelling (C3) on land to rear of 14 Devonshire Place fronting Chapel Street. BH2015/03185 Garden Flat 67 Denmark Villas Hove Full Planning – Erection of conservatory to rear. BH2015/03157 34-35 Trafalgar Street Brighton Full Planning – Installation of replacement window and bi-folding window to front and side elevations. BH2015/03188 15 Bond Street Brighton Listed Building Consent – Insertion of timber door and fixed window to south elevation. BH2015/03003 Portslade Railway Station Portland Road Hove Listed Building Consent – Internal and external alterations including erection of new shelter to platform 1 to house ticket gates, new ticket gates to booking hall, enlarged arched opening onto platform, relocation of cycle shelter, new gate to side entrance, new ticket vending machine and associated works. BH2015/03060 Kingsway Store Kingsway Hove Full Planning – Temporary change of use of site to storage (B8) and erection of temporary structures for a period of 24 months. BH2015/03155 50 Fairfield Gardens Portslade Householder Planning Consent – Erection of two storey side extension and part two, part single storey rear extension with associated roof extensions, front rooflights and rear dormer and rooflight. BH2015/03012 116 & 116A Springfield Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing windows with timber double glazed windows to front elevation. BH2015/03150 40 Grantham Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Extension to existing raised decking with steps to garden level.

BH2015/03036 11A Tongdean Road Hove Full Planning – Erection of single storey rear extension and creation of open front porch. BH2015/03201 45 Cromwell Road Hove Full Planning – Installation of wood pellet heat generation boiler and fuel storage hopper to side elevation. Re-advertisements BH2015/01135 143 Ditchling Road Brighton Full Planning – Conversion of first and second floor maisonette into a two bedroom and a one bedroom flat and the insertion of a rooflight into lean to roof. Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015 NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 13 BH2015/03110 St Aubyns School 76 High Street Rottingdean Brighton I give notice that Linden Homes & The Cothill Educational Trust is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Demolition of rectangular block and associated extensions to north of Field House (main school building), demolition of building to north-east of Field House and other associated structures. Retention of existing sports pavilion, war memorial, water fountain and chapel. Residential conversion and refurbishment works to Field House, terraced cottages and Rumneys building, construction of new residential blocks and dwellings houses to provide a total of 48no residential dwellings (C3). Construction of part 2no, part 3no storey residential care home building providing a total of 62 bedrooms (C2). Revised access and landscaping works, provision of garages, car parking spaces, cycle storage and refuse facilities, alterations to boundary flint wall along Steyning Road and The Twitten and other associated works. The proposed development/use would result in major development affecting a building or buildings where: The number of dwellinghouses to be provided is 10 or more, the floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more and the site area is 1 hectare or more. BH2015/03144 Site of Former William Moon Lodge The Linkway Brighton I give notice that Hazeldene Project Management is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Erection of two storey (plus basement) residential care home providing 75 bedrooms and 18 parking spaces and associated works. The proposed development/use would result in major development affecting a building or buildings where: The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more. You can view the 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 25 September 2015

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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

Friday, September 25, 2015

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The stylish new Fiat 500X Pop delivers the goods – Cruise Control, Manual Air Conditioning and Electronic Parking Brake. And you can drive one away for just £169 per month, with a £500 Fiat deposit contribution towards your total deposit* and 0% APR Representative. It’s a good day to visit your Fiat dealer. Visit Our Showroom Today.

THE NEW ITALIAN CROSSOVER P D H C A R S LT D , L O N D O N R O A D , H A S S O C K S , W E S T S U S S E X B N 6 9 N Z . T E L : 0 1 2 7 3 8 4 5 5 4 4 W W W. P D H C A R S. C O M Fuel consumption figures for Fiat 500X Range in mpg (l/100km): Urban 32.5 (8.7) – 60.1 (4.7); Extra Urban 49.6 (5.7) – 74.3 (3.8); Combined 42.2 (6.7) – 68.9 (4.1). CO2 emissions 157 – 109 g/km. Fuel consumption and CO figures based on standard EU tests for comparative purposes and may not reflect real driving results. *Customer deposit is £3,200. Fiat deposit contribution is £500. Total deposit is £3,700. Optional 2

Final Payment is £7,008. Contract Term is 24 months. Promotion available on new Fiat 500X 1.6 E-Torq Pop registered between 24th July and 30th September 2015. Fiat Deposit Contribution only available in conjunction with Fiat i-Deal PCP. With Fiat i-Deal you have the option to return the vehicle and not pay the final payment, subject to the vehicle not having exceeded an agreed annual mileage (a charge of 6p per mile for exceeding 10,000 miles per annum in this example) and being in good condition. Finance subject to status. Guarantees may be required. Terms and Conditions apply. At participating Dealers only. Fiat Financial Services, PO BOX 4465, Slough, SL1 0RW. We work with a number of creditors including Fiat Financial Services.

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Hyundai Tucson 'always destined to be a game changer' After 36 months and 30,000 miles, Hyundai Motor UK revealed the Tucson 1.7 SE Nav CRDi - the predicted UK bestseller - is set to retain 50% of its original value, helping to make it the most affordable vehicle in its class. Compared to its predecessor, ix35, Tucson buyers benefit from an 11% increase in residual value – the outgoing ix35 SE Nav 1.7 CRDi held 39% of its original cost. After 36 months and 60,000 miles, Tucson will still carry 42% of its value – another best in class figure with the closest competitor holding 40% of its initial price. In addition to strong residual values, PCP customers will only pay £16 per month to cover the cost of Service, Maintenance and Repairs (SMR) – resulting in the lowest Whole Life Cost in the CSUV segment. Tony Whitehorn, president and CEO, Hyundai Motor UK, said: “AllNew Tucson was always destined to be a game changer in the UK, and this is immediately clear in the significant step up from the outgoing model. “Tucson offers both private and fleet buyers low running costs, stylish looks, and value for money. Year to date ix35 is our second bestseller in the UK, so we’re confident that Tucson will continue to increase Hyundai’s presence in the CSUV segment.” Martin Wilson, fleet director, Hyundai Motor UK, said: “ix35 was hugely popular among our fleet customers, and now Tucson is set to present them with an even more attractive package. The 1.7 CRDi offers low running costs combined with a very low Whole Life Cost – making it an easy decision for fleet buyers.” The AllNew Tucson is available to road test and purchase from your local trusted dealer, Brooklyn Hyundai, Claremont Road, Seaford, East Sussex, BN25 2BA. For more information, call: 01323 893040.

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Since its launch in 1970, Range Rover has set an ever-improving benchmark for refinement. A suite of technologies, such as the latest four-corner air suspension, makes sure interior conditions are always extremely comfortable – no matter what’s beneath your wheels. Dynamic Response™ independently regulates the front and rear suspension to control how the body leans, helping it corner with supreme confidence. To enjoy it for yourself, take a look at our latest finance options – from only £799 a month, plus deposit and final payment.

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Range Rover 3.0 TDV6 Vogue Representative Example On-the-Road Price* Customer Deposit Total Amount of Credit Purchase Fee (included in final payment) 36 Monthly Payments Final Payment Total Amount Payable Duration of Agreement Representative APR Interest Rate (Fixed) % Interest Rate (Fixed) %

£74,950.00 £16,440.00 £58,510.00 £10.00 £799.00 £39,952.00 £85,156.00 37 Months 6.9% APR 6.73% 7.66%

* The model pictured is a Range Rover TDV6 Vogue with optional extras of 22” five split-spoke alloy wheels (£2,500) and fog lamps (£140) at an on-theroad price of £77,590.

The figures provided are as a result of official manufacturer’s tests in accordance with EU legislation. A vehicle’s actual fuel consumption may differ from that achieved in such tests and these figures are for comparative purposes only. Representative Example relates to a Range Rover 3.0 TDV6 Vogue 4dr Auto. Representative 6.9% APR available on Range Rover 3.0 TDV6 Vogue 4dr Auto models registered between 1st July 2015 and 30th September 2015 at participating Retailers only. With Land Rover Freedom Personal Contract Purchase you have the option at the end of the agreement to: (1) return the vehicle and not pay the Final Payment. If the vehicle has exceeded the allowed mileage a charge per excess mile will apply. In this example, 14p per excess mile up to 4,999, or for excess mileage of 5,000 or more, a charge of 28p will apply to each excess mile above the allowed mileage. If the vehicle is in good condition and has not exceeded the allowed mileage you will have nothing further to pay; (2) pay the Final Payment to own the vehicle or (3) part exchange the vehicle subject to settlement of your existing credit agreement; new credit agreements are subject to status. Representative example is based upon an annual mileage of 10,000 miles. Credit is subject to status and only available to applicants aged 18 and over resident in Mainland UK and N. Ireland. This credit offer is only available through Black Horse Limited trading as Land Rover Financial Services, St William House, Tresillian Terrace, Cardiff CF10 5BH. We can introduce you to Land Rover Financial Services and a limited number of other lenders to provide funding for your vehicle. We may receive commission or other benefits for introducing you to such lenders.

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Official Fuel Consumption Figures for the Range Rover range in mpg (l/100km): Urban 15.4 (18.3) – 41.5 (6.8), Extra Urban 28.3 (10.0) – 47.9 (5.9), Combined 21.6 (13.1) – 45.6 (6.2). CO2 emissions 299 – 164 g/km.

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Championship Yellow cards: Kazenga LuaLua Joe Garner Sam Hutchinson Sol Bamba Shane Duffy Oliver Norwood Aaron Tshibola David Vaughan Samir Carruthers Adam Clayton David Cotterill Neil Danns Mark Davies Alou Diarra Fabio Da Silva Ryan Fraser Danny Guthrie Grant Hanley Mark Hudson

Yellow cards received by Brighton & Hove Albion’s

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

HOME

Home team: 34 wins

29% 35%

33 draws

36%

Away teams: 27 wins

Goals scored:

126

2015/2016 SEASON

League table:

Game outcomes:

Home goals

HEAD TO HEAD

Away goals

107

Total goals scored

233

PWD Brighton 8 4 0 M’brough 8 3 0 Burnley 8 3 1 Hull 8 3 1 Ipswich 8 2 1 Reading 8 1 2 B’gham 7 2 1 Cardiff 8 2 1 QPR 8 1 2 Leeds 8 0 3 Derby 8 0 3 Nottm F’rt 8 1 1 H’field 8 1 2 Sheff Wed 8 2 1 Charlton 8 2 1 Fulham 7 1 1 Brentford 7 1 1 Wolves 7 1 2 Blackburn 8 1 2 MK Dons 8 1 0 Bolton 8 1 3 Preston 8 0 2 Bristol City8 0 1 Rotherham8 1 1

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

FAW 5 1 2 82 2 84 1 7 2 1 7 5 2 5 2 2 7 5 1 5 3 1 98 2 3 4 2 3 4 2 45 2 64 1 7 6 0 64 0 44 1 56 1 5 5 1 5 3 0 2 5 1 3 2 0 3 5 1 5 10 1 48 0

AWAY

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

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

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

MIDDLESB0RO PRESTON BURNLEY BOLTON W

Fixtures: A 4 3 4 4 8 4 3 6 5 4 2 3 6 6 6 7 7 5 6 5 8 4 7 9

Pts GD 20 6 17 9 15 3 14 5 14 0 12 6 12 4 12 2 12 1 11 1 11 1 11 0 9 -1 9 -2 9 -2 8 0 8 -2 8 -2 7 0 7 -3 7 -6 6 -4 5 -8 5 -8

FRIDAY 25 SEPTEMBER Fulham v QPR

SUNDAY 27 SEPTEMBER Middlesbrough v Leeds

13:15

TUESDAY 29 SEPTEMBER Brentford v Birmingham 19:45 Fulham v Wolves 19:45 FRIDAY 2 OCTOBER Rotherham v Burnley

19:45

8 451 432

WINS DRAWS LOSSES

87 632 532

431

0 321

1.75 0.5 0.6 1.4

1.4 1.1 1.5

GOALS PER GAME LAST LEAGUE CLASH LAST CLASH LAST CLASH

MACRON STADIUM, 28-02-15 MADEJSKI MOLINEUX STAD, 11-01-14 03-05-14 RIVERSIDE 21-02-15 BOLTON RESULT: WOLVES PRESTON RESULT: READING BURNLEY RESULT: BORO1022BRIGHTON LEEDS 1 002

Corners: Wolves 1 14% n 12% n Preston 7 70% 86% 67% n Boro Bolton 18 5 n Leeds Brighton Utd10 3 88% 33% 30%

Kazenga LuaLua

MATCHES

19:45

SATURDAY 26 SEPTEMBER MK Dons v Derby 12.30 Birmingham v Rotherham 15.00 Bolton v Brighton 15.00 Brentford v Sheff Wed 15.00 Burnley v Reading 15.00 Hull City v QPR 15.00 Cardiff v Charlton 15.00 Hull C v Blackburn Rovers 15.00 Ipswich v Bristol City 15.00 Preston v Wolves 15.00

LEEDS UTD WOVES READING BRIGHTON

League goals scored by Reading’s Nick Blackman, fresh in at number 2 and hot on the heels of Austin

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

Red cards: Samir Carruthers Conor Coady Derik 1 Dorian Dervite Luke Freeman

n Reading 7 n Burnley 3

Shots:

n Wolves 20

20% 23%n Preston 5 50%

n Bolton Boro 27 13 n n Brighton Leeds Utd 813 n

50% 32% 80% 77% 68% Fouls:

n Reading 21 n Burnley 10 n Wolves 16

52% 36% n Preston 9 Bolton Boro 136 48% 65% n Leeds Utd1114 35% 35% n Brighton 64% 65%

1 1 1 1

n Reading 7 n Burnley 13 SHOTS BY TEAM: Bolton Middlesbrough ReadingWanderers Wolves

Top scorers:

Austin (QPR) 6 Blackman (Reading ) 5 Hemed (Brighton HA) 5 Kodjia (Bristol C) 4 Martin (Derby County) 4 Orlando Sa (Reading ) 4 Stats exclude Huddersfield v Nottingham Forest fixture

Red card received by Samir

Carruthers

8% 10% 37% n Missed: 9 17 14 12 30% 69% 23% 60% n Saved: 3 10 24% 5 6 63% 66% n Goals: 10 2 10% Brighton Leeds Utd: and Hove Burnley Preston North End Albion 10%

10% 20% 62% 20% 25% 31% 30% 50% 30%80% 12% 60% 69%

Week 6

n Missed: 54 Missed:59 n Saved: Saved:1423 n Goals: 0 12

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