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EASTBOURNE Old Town Crier Issue 29

Aug & Sept 2014

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August and September 2014 – Issue 29

Hello...

...and welcome to the August and September issue...the summer holidays at last (for some anyway!). In this issue we have a variety of health and wellbeing articles throughout the magazine, keeping us in tip-top condition over the summer. There are events and articles that recognise both World War One, page 19 and World War Two on page 6. The Underground Theatre is celebrating 25 years this year – take a look on page 16 for more details. Girl guiding is alive and kicking on page 13, whilst a new drama school is being launched in Eastbourne page 22. There’s news from the Towner Art Gallery on page 21, Community Wise on page 9 and more gardening tips with ‘A View from the Potting Shed’ on page 32. Thanks again to everyone who has emailed articles for this issue – if you would like to publish details of your clubs, organisations and events in the next issue, please email your articles and details to me by Wednesday 10th September! Happy holidays... Fran Tegg Editor

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5 Private Bowen Therapy Treatment at the DGH! How does that work? 6 Front Line Eastbourne –WWII Exhibition, Book & talk 9 Latest News From Community Wise Centre 13 Girlguiding Alive and Kicking in Old Town 16 Under Ground Theatre 25th Anniversary Celebrations 18 St Elisabeth’s Church & Community Centre 19 Remember – The Great War 21 Towner Becomes Independent Charitable Trust 22 Award Winning Drama School Launches in Eastbourne 24 Fit and Healthy for Summer 26 Focus on Health 28 Your Local Neighbourhood Officers 28 Important Local Numbers 30 Understanding Mental Health 32 A View From The Potting Shed 34 Cohub – The Startup BBQ 37 What’s On in August & September? 40 What’s On Weekly? 42 Index of Advertisers Cover photo by Mark Jarvis www.facebook.com/MarkJarvisPhotography Fran Tegg, Eastbourne Old Town Crier, Publishing Partners, 4th Floor, Intergen House, 65-67 Western Road, Hove, East Sussex BN3 2JQ.

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The summer-spoiling symptoms of hay fever are caused by inflammation of the sinuses due to an allergic reaction to pollen. Your immune system thinks it has come into contact with So a harmful it overreacts produces with us. And I’m not suggesting that is not right, only that Nikki, howagent, come meaning you treat your clients and in many there are alternatives that can be explored. immunoglobulins which release the chemicals thatcases, irritate privately at an NHS hospital? It will take a long time for us to accept that although your nose, throat and eyes.

I use a treatment room in the Michelham Private medicine brings help to millions of sufferers, pharmaceutical Patients’ Unit, where the facilities are second to none. companies don’t have all the answers. I read recently that Even Olympic gold-medal The concept is truly amazing. I think we’d all agree that more GPs are looking towards holistic remedies for certain winner Denise Lewis can’t beat for various reasons there will always be some people complaints, imply because the alternative of a lifetime on the effects of hay fever, and the who choose to pay for treatment privately. The beauty of medication can be unacceptable; sometimes the side effects amount UK sufferers losing in the hay fever race is s Michelham is that any profits that are made go back of to help are worse than the original complaint. within the next 20 years. More organic and less medicina fund the DGH, so it’s a win win situation for everybody.

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to introduce funding forthe therapies like mine, although I doBowen asks the body to recognise the ailment Rather than forcing body to change, another problem which they see as secondary. They often have a number of clients who have health insurance that changes it requires. During the 30-60 minute treatment, Bowen practitioner makes return for the nextthe session and tell me that both problems accept someover Alternative Therapies.tendons, ligamentshave movements muscles, and soft tissue at precise points on the bo improved. the amount pressure foris?that individual. No hard-tissue manipulation or Can you of explain whatappropriate Bowen Therapy Can you giveclothing. me an example of that? needed or used. The treatment is applied light It’s a very gentle muscle release therapy that can be through Yes, a client came to me suffering from acute shoulder applied through light clothing. It is non-invasive and can be

pain. I to treated as normal, the following to week she it to Between setconditions of moves, the body is allowed restherfor a fewandminutes, allow used toeach treat many including arthritis, respiratory came for her next treatment and told me that not only was information it joint haspain. received and initiate the healing process. The treatment acts as lymp problems and there a big improvement in her shoulder movement, but which helps with the breathing and sensory difficulties associated with hay fever. Do you think Alternative Therapies will ever the pain in her knee that she had learned to live with over a number of years had gone. I had not been aware of her So although resolving bad backs, creaky knees and be taken Bowen seriously?Therapy is well known for knee problem, but that is the nature of Bowen Therapy, it shoulders, it can also have a dramatic effect on hay fever. A course of three treatments Absolutely. It wasn’t that long ago that Osteopaths treats the whole body. Although are specific moves consecutive weeks should see you through the sneezy season, andthere hopefully, you really were in the same boat that I’m in today. Nobody had for some complaints, I always treat the whole body, so that to wake up and smell the roses! heard of them. Now they are part of the establishment, and there’s at least one in every town. We are conditioned from cradle to grave to go to the GPwhatever is wrong

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Yes they do. And that’s how it should be, but I would like them not to see Bowen as a last resort. I feel that I can often improve a client’s quality of life by helping to reduce pain levels without the use of drugs.

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Front Line Eastbourne – WWII exhibition, book and talk Front Line Eastbourne – Exhibition

Visit Eastbourne Heritage Centre’s new Front Line Eastbourne exhibition commemorating 75 years since WWII began. On now until end of 2014, Front Line Eastbourne draws on the book of the same title published in 1945 by Beckett Newspapers. The exhibition shows WWII Eastbourne one of the most heavily bombed towns on the south coast, the endurance of the people who stayed, and the evacuation of the children, destruction by enemy bombing, and now and then photographs of the town. As part of Hitler’s invasion plan, “Operation Sea Lion” to land invading German forces at Pevensey Bay and Cuckmere Haven, Eastbourne was seen as an important communications centre in the area’s coastal defence system. The town became the target of repeated aerial

bombardment, designed to subdue potential local resistance to the planned German invasion force.

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Eastbourne Heritage Centre has reprinted a replica of Front Line Eastbourne, the 1945 commemorative book packed with WWII press photographs from the Eastbourne Herald and Gazette newspapers. Available from the Heritage Centre shop, price £5.99

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The displays show east of the pier around Seaside Road, the seafront beyond the pier and Queens Hotel, which was originally constructed as the dividing line to screen the upper class, who lived west side from the pier. Discover the past and present buildings of the east, the Marine Seawater Baths, Leaf Hall and Charles Jewell clubs, fishermen’s cottages, a steam laundry, Christ Church, the Crumbles, Sovereign Harbour and beyond. Eastbourne Heritage Centre is open Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 2– 5pm, Friday 10am –1pm, Saturday 10am – 4pm (closed Wednesday, Sunday). Admission to the Centre, cinema and Front Line Eastbourne: Adult £2.50, Senior/Student £2, Child £1 Family £5 (up to 2 adults/3 children). Tickets include one free second visit within 28 days. Eastbourne Heritage Centre, 2 Carlisle Road, Eastbourne BN21 4BT. Tel 01323 411189. Website: www.eastbourneheritagecentre.co.uk

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Our popular Farmers Market takes place on the last Saturday of every month: 31st August and 27th September. Open from 10am until 12.30pm, we have a great many different stalls offering a large variety of locally grown foods and locally produced craft or gift items. New for the autumn we have an Indian foods stall whose curry pastes and ready-made meals are just delicious; another new stall sees a comeback for Loose Leaf Tea! Refreshments are on sale throughout the morning and entrance to the market is free.

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Girlguiding alive and kicking in Old Town Girlguiding is the leading charity for girls and young women in the UK, providing them with a space where they can be themselves, have fun, build brilliant friendships, gain valuable life skills and make a positive difference to their lives and their communities. Guiding builds girls’ confidence and raises their aspirations, giving them the chance to discover their full potential and encouraging them to be a powerful force for good. Girlguiding is thriving in Old Town with the 24th Eastbourne Rainbows and the 24th Eastbourne Brownies who meet weekly at St Elisabeth’s church hall, and also the 10th Eastbourne Brownies and a new, much longed for Guide unit who meet at St Mary’s church hall. Each unit follows a vibrant and lively program of events, with the girls working towards badges, and gaining experiences and confidence along the way. This year the Brownies celebrate their 100th Birthday with many exciting events taking place. The 10th Eastbourne Brownies recently took part in “Star Quest” at the Herstmonceux Observatory and also walked alongside other Brownie units from East Sussex in

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UNDER GROUND THEATRE 25th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS The walls have been newly decorated, the coffeebar has been redesigned, a new silver brochure has been produced and the autumn season has been packed full of exciting new events: now let the celebrations begin. From September through to December the Under Ground Theatre will be hosting several events to mark its 25th year as the home of the Eastbourne Arts Centre Trust, and it will be doing it in style. The theatre has gone through many changes over the last few years: weekend festivals, open stage nights, young band nights, film and art events, society talks and children’s shows; as well as maintaining the established events such as jazz and classical music and the fantastic Saturday morning live music and coffee events. It continues on its quest to appeal to, and make the arts accessible to, all sections of society. To mark its 25th year the UGT has strived to fulfil its aim to provide events for as many sections of society as possible. The latest gap now filled on the UGT line up is for young adults. The UGT has teamed up with Promotorhead; a group of young professionals who actively seek out new vibrant bands and stage live band nights. These nights will consist of two to three talented bands and are at 7.30pm on 19th September, 31st October and 28th November. A special acoustic open stage night has been introduced alongside the regular open stage nights, to entice acoustic musicians and poets into the UGT for more relaxed performances and in a cabaret style layout. Drinks will be sold at special 25th anniversary “promotional” prices at these events throughout this season. They all start at 7.30pm on 25th September, 23rd October and 27th November.

The UGT has also introduced a ‘meet the author’ event this season. A local author will talk about their current novel and answer questions in an informal atmosphere. The first event will be held on November 14th at 7.30pm and the author will be crime writer Elly Griffiths. The founder of the UGT chamber music series, Robert Milnes, will be presenting a special celebratory talk at 2pm on Saturday 18th October, about how he turned his ideas for the series into the successful classical event that it is today. On Sunday 26th October he will return to perform an anniversary recital at 2.45pm. The UGT has linked up with Little Chelsea to become part of the increasingly popular family Little Christmas Market and Music event. The UGT will be packed with high quality craft stalls and festive food and drink. Several local musicians and a choir will take to the stage during the evening and will be performing contemporary and traditional festive tunes. There will be street performers stilt-walking, juggling and breathing fire, and children’s workshops. Hunters Moon Morris dancers will open the market. The streets in the area will be closed and filled with stalls and other events, and it all happens on 5th December from 5.30pm until 10pm. This newly revamped and unique theatre has become the home of the arts at the centre of Eastbourne Town Centre, and the heart of the local community. Staffed by volunteers who are dedicated to providing professional dramas, music and art events whilst keeping costs low; the theatre is now enjoying it’s coming of age. With the ongoing help and support of the local community, the Arts Centre will continue to thrive, evolve and touch local lives. www.facebook.com/UGTheatre Twitter: @UnderGroundThr www.undergroundtheatre.co.uk

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On Saturday 25th October 2014 St Elisabeth’s Church and Community Centre will be open for prayer from 10am to 4pm. In the main hall we have a prayer labyrinth. A labyrinth is not like a maze with dead ends and confusion. There is a clear way into the centre and back out. It provides opportunities to stop and reflect, and to pray if you wish. As you go round there are helpful guides and visual images to assist you. You have time to unload your burdens and to give thanks for good things that have happened to you. There will also be authorised prayer ministers throughout the day to listen to you in private and to pray for you. (Please note that we do not offer formal counselling, but we are very willing to listen to you and to pray). Light refreshments will be freely available throughout the day. Why not pop in for a while and experience the peace of the place. Photo ©www.sussexparishchurches.org: St Elisabeths church and community centre.

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Remember – The Great War The Redoubt Fortress, Royal Parade, Eastbourne 12 – 14th September Reception 6.30pm Concert 7pm

The Redoubt Fortress, Eastbourne, is hosting “Remember – The Great War”, which will be a community event to mark the centenary of World War One. It will be a commemorative evening directed by Peter Pyemont and will bring together the whole community. Local Choirs, choral societies and schools have been invited to participate and the occasion will form the focal point of Eastbourne Borough Council’s World War One programme of commemorative events.

The event will take place on 12th, 13th and 14th September, and will be a spectacular evening of music, songs, dance, poetry, commentary and film footage. Special participating guests will be David Dimbleby in the Saturday Gala Evening, and Dame Felicity Lott in the Sunday Gala Evening. There will be a champagne reception on the Gala Evenings at 6.30pm, and each concert will start at 7.30pm and will last one hour. Please note: Disabled access is severely limited, so if this is needed, please state it clearly on your application. To purchase tickets, please complete the application form below and post it to: Fran Feek, Sunkist Cottage, Chyngton Lane, Seaford BN25 4BS. For further information contact Keith Ross by telephone on 01323 846584 or email: keithross44@gmail.com

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Towner becomes independent charitable Trust Towner is delighted to announce that from 1 July 2014 it begins to operate as an independent charitable Trust (reg charity number 1156762), with David Dimbleby as Chairman, a new Board of nine Trustees (see below for list) and Duke of Devonshire as Towner’s new Patron. Emma Morris, Towner’s Executive Director, leads the visual arts organisation during an exciting and dynamic phase: its move to independence from Eastbourne Borough Council means that Towner will have a greater range of fundraising opportunities at its disposal. With Eastbourne Borough Council as a major stakeholder, the Trust is also supported by funding from Arts Council England, who announced its National portfolio programme for 2015 – 2018, of which Towner has been selected through a highly competitive application process.

Towner will be celebrating the official launch of the Trust with a special weekend of activity taking place on 12th – 14th September 2014. This will include the Peggy Angus exhibition, which is Towner’s major summer show, plus another major milestone for the gallery: the opening of a new room devoted to the work of Eric Ravilious. The Towner Collection is best known for its modern British art – including the largest and most significant body of work by Eric Ravilious (1903 – 1942) – and a growing collection of international contemporary art. The move to Trust is a major milestone for an organisation with a long and rich heritage spanning nearly a century. Sparked by Alderman John Chisholm Towner’s painting bequest, the organisation began as Towner Art Gallery in 1923, which saw its new Collection housed in a Georgian manor house. As the demand for Towner’s work and Collection expanded, so did the need for bigger premises. A new

purpose-built modernist gallery was designed by award-winning Rick Mather Architects and opened in 2009 as the permanent home for the organisation. Today, Towner is recognised as a major cultural leader in Eastbourne, East Sussex and the South East region with its award-winning programme of contemporary and historic visual arts, realised through its major exhibitions, education and learning, and an internationally renowned 4,000 work Collection. Emma Morris, Executive Director, says, “We are thrilled to become an independent charitable Trust. I would like to thank Eastbourne Borough Council and Arts Council England for their continued support. This is a significant milestone for Towner, and being a Trust should enable us to raise more money to do more great art for all. “We know first-hand that art enriches the lives of the people we work with, from the very old to the very young, and inspires the next generation of leaders. Thousands flock to our gallery every month, generating income in Eastbourne and East Sussex. We know we can continue to achieve great things by working with our local partners and agencies. “We are delighted that Arts Council England has renewed its commitment to Eastbourne Borough Council and reinforces Towner as a new charitable independent Trust. We look forward to working with them to deliver their mission of great art for everyone regionally and nationally.”

Towner, Devonshire Park, College Road, Eastbourne BN21 4JJ, free entry. Open Tues – Sun, and Bank Holidays, 10am – 6pm. For more information see townereastbourne.org.uk Photos left: Tiles by Peggy Angus, above: Chairman David Dimbleby and The Towner Contemporary Art Museum.

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Award Winning Drama School launches in Eastbourne Brighton’s award winning Academy of Creative Training (ACT) is launching a stage and film summer school program for 7 – 18 year olds in Eastbourne. Act Kids Theatre (AKT) will offer two week-long age specific classes in drama and acting from 11th – 15th and 18th – 22nd August in their new Station Street premises. Eastbourne based actor and head of the new school Aaron Tonks, 26, says AKT will provide local youngsters with a “relaxed environment” to “have fun and build friendships. It’s not just training. It’s about building friendships and learning from our tutors who are all industry professionals too. We run on a non- profit making basis so we can offer quality actor training at affordable prices.” Each summer school week culminates in a short performance for students’ families. AKT after-school clubs will begin from 22nd September and offer children the chance to take Trinity exams that can be turned into UCAS points for university. ACT has been running acting courses for children and adults since 1997. Its patrons include television presenter Lionel Blair, actor Nickolas Grace and West End star Patricia Hodge.

For more information or to book your child a place in the summer school please email: Eastbourne@actbrighton.org or phone 01273 818266 and quote “NEWS” to receive 10% off.

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Fit and Healthy for Summer? Are you making the most of the summer in Sussex by being outdoors, enjoying a country walk, game of tennis or a round of golf? Many of us try to get a bit healthier in the Summer by exercising and watching what we eat.

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FOCUS ON HEALTH Is the heat getting to you? Or the high pollen count...? We should feel energised in summer but heatwaves and hayfever can seriously affect our energy levels. Acupuncture can help alleviate symptoms and improve energy levels as it treats the whole person by working with Qi (the life energy) to maintain a natural balance within, and correct ill health. When the body is in balance, the Qi flows freely bringing balance to the whole body. Fine single use sterile needles are inserted into specific points over the body. These points are specifically chosen to stimulate the body’s own natural healing process, by either dispersing blockages or nourishing the body to promote Qi. This helps to treat the root cause of disease and improve wellbeing by dispersing blockages and by accessing reservoirs to replenish exhausted energy, helping to treat and prevent disease.

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Acupuncture’s major benefit is the treatment and alleviation of symptoms. However acupuncture may also: l Be safely used alongside conventional medicine. l Increase vitality and improve energy levels l Reduce stress levels. l Promote relaxation and improve sleep. l Promote feeling of well being.

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IMPORTANT LOCAL NUMBERS Police & Fire Non Emergency Eastbourne Police Station 101 Crimestoppers 0800 555111 East Sussex Fire & Rescue (free safety checks) 0845 1308855 Community Centres & Churches Community Wise & Living Stones Community Church 01323 722924 Old Town Community Centre (hall bookings) 07719 369483 Old Town Community Church 01323 470653 Edgmond Evangelical Church 01323 430571 Greenfield Methodist 01323 725420 St Elisabeths Church & Centre for Community 01323 649728 St Marys Church 01323 725722 St Michael & All Angels 01323 729142 St Gregory’s RC 01323 723222 Victoria Baptist Church 01323 737974 Upperton URC 01323 726092

Animal Care RSPCA Travel National Rail (train) Eastbourne Railway Station Council Eastbourne Borough Council Stephen Lloyd – Member of Parliament for Old Town C Heaps – County & Borough Councillor Local Facilities Motcombe Swimming Pool Cavendish Sports Old Town Community Library Eastbourne Library Health NHS Direct (24 hours) Doctor – Green Street Clinic Samaritans Eastbourne General Hospital British Red Cross (Sussex)

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Your Local Neighbourhood Officers For Old Town PCSO Andrew Harlow Mobile: 07827 954577 Tel: 101 or 01273 470 101 andrew.harlow@sussex.pnn.police.uk PC Lisa Cousins Mobile: 07787 685802 Tel: 101 or 01273 470 101 lisa.cousins@sussex.pnn.police.uk

Old Town comes under Eastbourne District Neighbourhood Policing Team. We work closely with local people to identify neighbourhood priorities and work on solutions and actions to address these priorities. If you would like to get involved in priority setting for your community please contact your PC or PCSO.Your officers are readily available at local meetings and events, via phone, email or by visiting the.Eastbourne Public Contact Point at 1 Grove Road which is open Monday to Saturday from 9am to 5pm. To report nonurgent crimes or incidents please call 101.You should always call 999 in an emergency. If you would like to report a crime anonymously you can contact Crimestoppers on: 0800 555 111.

The priorities and meetings for the Old Town area can be found on the follwing link: www.sussex.police.uk/help-centre/your-local-district/eastbourne//local-team/EE2NH4

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THE ENGLISH WINE CENTRE Enjoy lunch, Tuesday to Sunday or Dinner, Friday or Saturday at Flint Barn Restaurant, The English Wine Centre, Alfriston. Our two chefs will be delighted to present our latest fresh, local sourced foods, made to delicious English recipes with a culinary twist. We are very proud of our Michelin awards and also proud of our unique range of over 140 English wines to accompany your meal.

Our atmosphere is relaxed, stylish but with a ‘come as you are’ feeling. Why not eat and drink English food and wine for a birthday or an anniversary celebration? You will be very welcome. Flint Barn at The English Wine Centre, Alfriston Rd (just off the A27), Berwick, BN26 5QS.

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UNDERSTANDING MENTAL HEALTH DEPRESSION

our emotions are aroused we can’t think rationally, so this is why people

Contrary to common belief, depression is not

deep in the grip

primarily a biological illness, inherited through the

of depression

genes. Nor is it the setbacks, crises or tragedies in

can’t concentrate

our lives that cause depression. It is our response

well or even

to adverse events that determines whether we get

make simple decisions. Learning simple relaxation

depressed or not. Research shows that people most

techniques to calm them-selves down will start

likely to suffer depression are those who react to

reducing those cortisol levels.

adversity by taking it personally, seeing all areas of

The main reason that depressed people are so

their lives as blighted by it, and the misery as going

emotionally aroused is that they spend a vast

on forever. Depression is always a second and

amount of time worrying about the future or beating

unnecessary problem, and just makes problematic

themselves up about past events. Perhaps they still

circumstances worse. This is good to know because

feel guilty about something that happened recently –

it means that, instead of feeling helpless or hopeless,

or years ago; perhaps they are frightening themselves

people can learn to take back control over their

with dire “what if?” scenarios (likely or unlikely),

lives. They may not be able to change certain

in which loved ones encounter dangers or they

circumstances but they always have options about

themselves lose their jobs or their homes; perhaps

how they react to them.

they feel beaten down by chronic pain or anger

The symptoms of depression include low mood, loss of interest or pleasure in usual activities, loss of appetite and energy, sleep disturbance, feeling agitated or lethargic, worthless or guilty, difficulty in thinking straight and having repeated thoughts about suicide. Antidepressant drugs may help some people because they lift levels of a “feel-good” chemical in the brain; unfortunately, they do nothing to change

(“Why did this have to happen to me?”; “How could he have been so cruel?”); or maybe they experience a combination. They also have a huge tendency towards negative thinking – “I’ll never be good enough”; “I’ll never cope”; “nothing ever goes right”; “the pain will only get worse”. All this kind of negative imagining and thinking saps an enormous amount of energy – and makes people utterly miserable.

the underlying circumstances or thinking patterns that

Far from feeling more refreshed after a night’s sleep,

led to the depression. Depression is always related

most people with depression wake up next day still

to unmet essential emotional needs and that is why

exhausted and feeling totally unmotivated. It is hard

the human givens approach, which focuses on helping

for them to get out of bed and do anything at all.

people in distress find healthy ways to meet their

Next month I will explain how and why this happens.

emotional needs, is so successful.

Lynda Bryer (GHGI, MSc, BA Hons) runs her own

Depressed people may seem deflated and flat but,

private practice as a Human Givens therapist.

in actual fact, they have raised levels of a stress

Contact Lynda on 01323 897287 or email:

hormone called cortisol, which means that they are

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in a state of constant high emotional arousal. When

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A view from the Potting Shed

ith a huge array of colourful plants available from garden centres, expertly sourced from around the globe, we are continuously spoiled when it comes to choosing new plants for our gardens. Fabulous flowers and tropical foliage can bring an incredibly lush feel to a garden, but don’t overlook the natural beauty of our native plants, just because they’re right outside your door.

Many of the plants native to the UK flower in spring, such as the sweetly but delicately scented primroses. Then there are the striking red poppies which adorn the fields mid-way through the year. Wild, hardy Geraniums grow in the most unlikely places and are very happy naturalised in grasses, proudly showing off their “Chelsea purple” flowers. The stunning blooms of Pulsatilla vulgaris (pasque flower) are perfectly displayed over foamy foliage, and are low growing and very well behaved (perfect for the modern gardener). Their hairy seed heads also look fun long after the flowers have faded. May and June is showtime for the foxgloves, whose tall slender stems carry beautiful purple and white spires of flowers which will seed prolifically and brighten a dull corner. Take care if you have small children though as foxgloves are poisonous if ingested.

Using native plants can also mean a higher rate of success, even in our variable climate, so if your fingers are not so green, it’s harder to kill these plants – they’re born survivors! Happy summer gardening! Lee Bestall to

The most obvious British wonders are the beautiful old Oak trees, flowering cherries and mixed hedgerows, even the invasive cow parsley (Anthriscus sylvestris) looks great en-masse in spring, but when it comes to plants deemed “garden worthy”, consider the traditional (and modern) use of tightly clipped Yew, Holly and Box, which have been favoured for generations. Beech (Fagus) is another popular hedging variety, often selected for its beautiful autumn and winter colour, and again, it’s one of our natives!

The Asian moth orchids (Phalaenopsis) are popular houseplants, but our wild orchid is a plant to treasure. Often found in woodland settings, the purple flowers lurk around on the cool and shady forest floor. For a similar native, more easily available to buy and worth planting this month, look for Colchicums or naked ladies – so called as they produce their flowers well before the leaves appear. The bulbs are quite expensive individually, but quickly bulk up if happy, and will very soon provide you with a flower that will become an interesting talking point. Commonly known as the Autumn Crocus, it does seem strange to see it in flower in September, but it has to be one of my favourite native bulbs.

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Native, but nice!

JOBS TO DO IN AUG & Sept

3 Finish harvesting what’s left of any “early” potatoes and start to dig up the first of your “main” crop. 3 Onions are ready for harvesting when the foliage collapses and the neck is not soft and sappy. Lift the bulbs with a fork. Leave on the surface to dry. Take under cover if the weather is wet. 3 Slip a tile or something flat under courgettes, marrows and squashes to keep off the soil. Try training courgettes up a pole, tie plant carefully so as not to damage it. 3 Start deadheading fuchsias and remove all seedpods. If left on these pods will sap the energy of the plant and it will stop flowering. 3 Remove the growing tips of tomatoes after four or five trusses. At the end of August cease feeding and start to reduce watering which will stop fruit from splitting. Mike Parker (RHS Seaford)

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Speaking at the even…we have Dan King from Urban Industry! Local entrepreneur Dan will share the story of how a small shop, opened in 2002 on South Street, Eastbourne, grew into a business that combines a local bricks and mortar store with an international business, shipping over 2,500 product lines from 90 global street wear and urban brands to more than 50 countries worldwide on a daily basis. Hear Dan’s startup story and question him on his experiences along the way whilst enjoying a BBQ (bring your own meat/veg) and a drink from the cash bar on Cohub’s suntrap balcony. For more information and to register to attend…

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Saturday 1st Feb - Sunday 16th November Eastbourne Ancestors in The Pavilion Redoubt Fortress & Military Museum 10am-5pm. Free. Ground-breaking exhibition, a brand new feature for 2014, follows the biggest project of its kind, which saw scientific analysis of human remains dating back to the Bronze Age. Tel: 01323 410300. www.eastbournemuseums.co.uk Tuesday 1st April - Sun 16th November McGill’s War - Humorous Postcards Redoubt Fortress & Military Museum 10am-5pm. During the First World War he produced anti-German propaganda in the form of humourous postcards. Tel: 01323 410300. www.eastbournemuseums.co.uk Saturday 17th May - Sunday 31st August Designing the Everyday: from Bloomsbury and Ravilious to the present day Towner, Devonshire Park, College Road FREE. Towner celebrates the anniversary of the Modern Art for the Table exhibition at Harrods in 1934, with a display featuring some of the greatest names of British art including Paul Nash, Graham Sutherland, Laura Knight and Duncan Grant, and a wider survey of artists working in British industry during the 20th century. Tel: 01323 434670 www.townereastbourne.org.uk Thursday 24th May - Fri 31st October Front Line Eastbourne Eastbourne Heritage Centre, 2 Carlisle Rd Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 2-5pm, Friday 10am-1pm, Saturday 10am-4pm (closed Wednesday, Sunday). Adults £2.50, Seniors/ Students £2, Children under 15 £1.00. Admission tickets are valid for one month. The exhibition shows WWII Eastbourne. www.eastbourneheritagecentre.co.uk Saturday 14th June - Sunday 16 November Edmund Blunden - Undertones of War Redoubt Fortress Military Museum, Royal Parade 10am-5pm. Explores the WWI poet in this fascinating exhibition in commemoration of the outbreak of World War I. Tel: 01323 410300 www.eastbournemuseums.co.uk Friday 4th July - Sunday 14th September East Sussex Open 2014 Towner, Devonshire Park, College Road FREE.The return of our popular open exhibition showcasing the exceptional breadth of artistic talent on our doorstep.This exhibition showcases the best of artists and makers from across the East Sussex region – from Rye to Brighton and Hove.Tel: 01323 434670 www.townereastbourne.org.uk

Saturday 5th July - Mon 24th August Eastbourne Group of Artist Birley Centre, Silverdale Road 10am-5pm. Free. Weekends and bank holidays only. Artists’ visual response to aspects of our town. Tel: 01323 645365 www.eastbournegroupartists.co.uk Thursday 10 July - Thursday 28 August Simon Roberts: Pierdom Towner, Devonshire Park, College Road 10am-6pm (Closed Mon). Free. Photographer Simon Roberts has spent the last 3 years travelling the coastline of Britain photographing the last remaining pleasure piers for Pierdom. www.townereastbourne.org.uk Saturday 12th July - Sunday 21st September Peggy Angus: Designer, Painter, Teacher Towner, Devonshire Park, College Road 10am - 6pm. Tues - Sun and Bank Holidays. A wide range of work to include illustrations, portraits, landscape paintings and Modernist design work, with wallpapers and tiles. £7/£5 conc./ £3.50. Art Fund members 01323 434670 www.townereastbourne.org.uk Saturday 19th July - Sun 18th August Quartet The Coach House Gallery, Alfriston 10am-5.30pm. Four local artist comes together to exhibit their work of paintings, drawings and sculpture. Tel: Maggie 07507 939047 www.facebook.com/ thecoachhousegallery Tuesdays from 29th July - 2nd September Kids Party Night Eastbourne Bandstand, Grand Parade 7pm. Every Tuesday. £4 adults, £5 Child in advance. Live band kids concert., different acts playing each week. Tel: 01323 410611 or visit www.eastbournebandstand.co.uk

August

Friday 1st Business Startup BBQ Event Cohub, 1 Commercial Road 5:30pm-8:30pm. Free but you must register. A special event for startups in Eastbourne, with guest speaker Dan King of Urban Industry. www.cohub.co.uk Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd Women’s 35 Vets Tennis Devonshire Park, College Road Free. Inter-County Championships. www.seniorstennisgb.org Saturday 2nd Military Ancestry Road Show Redoubt Fortress & Military Museum 10am-5pm. Free. Bring along your historic items and have them valued by our great historians, and find out more about each piece. Children welcome. Tel: 01323 410300. www.eastbournemuseums.co.uk Sunday 3rd Classic Bus Rally Eastbourne Train Station (start) 10am to 4pm. Frequent shuttle service to the Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway

Centre on Lottbridge Drove. Bus rides free however please help by purchasing a brochure with timetables, photos and historical information for £8. from the CBR stand in the station, Terminus Road. www.eastbourne-classicbus.co.uk Guided Walks in Historic Old Town Part 1 Meet at The Lamb Inn 2.30pm. ‘To the Manor Bourne’ A series of walks to find out about the history and stories of the people who lived here and founded our community. Adults £5, children under 16 free if accompanied by an adult. Groups of 8+ by arrangement. Email: dlegg80@gmail.com or tel: 01323 735970 Oi Oi Comedy Club The Counting House, Croft Lodge, Moat Croft Road 8pm. Free entry. To book your act tel: 07773 147986. www.oioicomedy.com Monday 4th – (5 week course) Summer holiday art classes for children 38 Motcombe Road 10am-2.30pm. £80 for 5 weeks, includes materials and refreshments. Book early as places are limited. www.thedrawingroom.eu Commemoration of Outbreak of World War 1 Redoubt Fortress & Military Museum Free. Commemoration of the First World War Outbreak on 4 August 1914.The mark of respect will include bugler calls.Tel: 01323 410300. www.eastbournemuseums.co.uk Monday 4th - Thursday 7th Kiddi Tennis/Active Summer Camp Old Town Rec, Longland Road Cost is £16 per course or if participating in both Kiddi Tennis and Kiddi Active courses the cost is £28. Contact emma@ kidditennis.co.uk or 07811544771. Monday 4th, Tuesday 5th & Thursday 7th Holiday Stuff – Children’s Play Scheme Hampden Park Community Centre 10am-12pm. Free drop in. Children 8+, arts & crafts, play drumming, cooking and much more. Wear suitable clothing as you may get dirty. Tel: 07503670323 Tuesday 5th - Sunday 10th Billy Smart’s Circus Princes Park A household name with a reputation built on performance quality and Big Top magic. Dazzling combination of theatre, music and dance. www.billy-smarts-circus.co.uk Wednesday 6th Printing with natural items Willingdon Trees Community Centre 1pm – 3pm. Compass Community Arts event. www.compasscommunityarts.me.uk Thursday 7th Family Roots, Eastbourne & District Family History Society Ocklynge School,Victoria Drive 7pm. Kathy Chater talks about ‘Coroners’ Inquest’. Members £1, visitors, £1.50 including refreshments, new members welcome. Tel: 01323 731792 www.eastbournefhs.org.uk continued over... 37

Friday 8th St Mary’s Parish Church Mothers’ Union Old Parsonage, Church Street 11.30am. Mary Sumner Day Service at St Peter’s Church, Bexhill. Bring your own lunch. Tel: Kathryn 01323 370403 Friday 8th - Sunday 10th Men’s 35 Inter-County Tennis Championships Devonshire Park, College Road Free. Four counties divided into 11 groups of four teams for a superb battle on grass. www.seniorstennisgb.org Saturday 9th St Mary’s Parish Church Mothers’ Union Old Parsonage, Church Street 10.30am. Mary Smith’s Coffee Morning. Tel: Kathryn 01323 370403 Secret Italian Garden Party Kind Edwards Parade 12 noon. Kicking off with Punch and Judy. Exciting lineup of the highest quality performers from the UK, Africa and Australia, for the whole family to enjoy. Plus stalls and refreshments Contact: anthony@ upstagemusic.co.uk or tel: 07540 379292. Saturday 9th - Sunday 10th GPC British Powerlifting Finals Eastbourne Sports Park The event will see over 120 lifters come to the centre in a battle to be crowned the British Powerlifting Champion. Tel: 01323 412498 www.gbpowerlifting.co.uk Sunday 10th Eastbourne Dog Show Gildredge Park 10am-4pm. There will be 4 pedigree classes and 9 for all dogs, also agility classes, flyball etc. A variety of stalls and raffle. Proceeds in aid of Basil Memorial Fund which provides veterinary care for abandoned or rescued dogs in the Eastbourne area. Guided Walks in Historic Old Town Part 2 Meet at The Lamb Inn 2.30pm. ‘Where the Bourne Springs’ A series of walks to find out more about the history and stories of some of the people who lived here and founded our community. £5 per person, children under 16 free if accompanied by an adult. Groups of 8+ by arrangement. Email: dlegg80@ gmail.com or tel: 01323 735970. Wednesday 13th Hands On With Clay Willingdon Trees Community Centre 1pm – 3pm. Decorate ceramic items. www.compasscommunityarts.me.uk Thursday 14th to Sunday 17th Airbourne International Airshow Eastbourne Seafront Free. Returns once more with what is sure to be a thrilling line-up, including military fast jets, helicopters, parachutists and incredible displays from aerobatics teams, including the Red Arrows. Tel: 0871 663 0031

Sunday 17th Guided Walks in Historic Old Town Part 3 Meet at Counting House 2.30pm. ‘Farms and Mills’ A series of walks to find out more about the history and stories of some of the people who lived here and founded our community. £5 per person, children under 16 free if accompanied by an adult. Groups of 8+ by arrangement. Email: dlegg80@gmail.com or tel: 01323 735970 Monday 18th - Saturday 23rd Open Tennis Devonshire Park, College Road Free. Singles and doubles events for adults, juniors and mini tennis players. Includes Mens 21&U and Mens 35 & Over events. www.tennisuk.net Wednesday 20th The Teenage Brain Bibendum, 1 Grange Road 8pm. Talk the term ‘teenager’ is a 20thcentury invention, but conceptions of adolescence as a time of emotional upheaval, peer influence and risk-taking can be found throughout history. www.eastbourne.skepticsinthepub.org Thursday 21st Upcycling T-shirts Shinewater Community Hub 1pm – 3pm. Learn and try lots of different methods to decorate your old garments. Please bring along your old t-shirts. www.compasscommunityarts.me.uk Wednesday 27th St Mary’s Parish Church Mothers’ Union Old Parsonage, Church Street 12.30pm. Ploughman’s Lunches and ice cream desserts (£5 minimum donation) in the Old Parsonage in aid of AFIA - Away from It All Holidays.Tel: Kathryn 01323 370403. Wednesday 27th – Friday 29th Kiddi Tennis/Active Summer Camp Old Town Rec, Longland Road Cost is £12 per course or if participating in both Kiddi Tennis and Kiddi Active courses the cost is £21. Contact emma@ kidditennis.co.uk or 07811544771. Thursday 28th Junk Modelling Shinewater Community Hub 1pm – 3pm. Create an interesting insect out of recycled materials to hang in your garden. www.compasscommunityarts.me.uk Friday 29th to Saturday 30th Ouse Valley Quilters’ Biennial Exhibition Ringmer Community College, Lewes Road 10am–4pm. £3 Display of work, refreshments, traders, tombola, sales tables and raffle in aid of Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice and Macmillan Cancer Support. Free parking. Tel: Penny 01323 890925 or visit www.ousevalleyquilters.org

Saturday 30th Farmers’ Market Community Wise, Ocklynge Road 10am-12.30pm Popular farmers’ market selling crafts and produce from local suppliers. FREE. Join us! Last Saturday of the month. Contact 01323 722924 or visit www.communitywise.org.uk Sunday 31st Guided Walks in Historic Old Town Part 4 Meet inside St Mary’s Church 2.30pm. ‘The Church and its people’ A series of walks to find out more about the history and stories of some of the people who lived here and founded our community. £5 per person, children under 16 free if accompanied by an adult. Groups of 8+ by arrangement. Email: dlegg80@ gmail.com or tel: 01323 735970.

September

Monday 1st St Mary’s Parish Church Mothers’ Union Old Parsonage, Church Street 7.30pm. Wine tasting and light supper in the Old Parsonage. Cost to be advised. For more information please tel: Kathryn 01323 370403. Tuesday 2nd Learning from the Masters- Toulouse Lautrec: Catalyst Arts St Elisabeth’s Church Centre,Victoria Dr 10am-1pm. With Ben Ecclestone. Details on www.catalyst-arts.co.uk or tel 01323 737839 Half Term Drama Workshop Community Wise, Ocklynge Road 10am–12noon. 5 to 10 year olds. Book early to avoid disappointment as space is limited. www.communitywise.org.uk Thursday 4th Family Roots, Eastbourne & District Family History Society Ocklynge School,Victoria Drive 7pm. Judith Kinnison-Bourke talks about. ‘The unsinkable Molly Brown’. Members £1, visitors, £1.50 including refreshments, new members welcome. Tel: 01323 731792 www.eastbournefhs.org.uk Thursday 4th Aug - Sun 7th Continental Market Eastbourne Seafront Professional traders from France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Holland, Poland and many more countries, wearing traditional costumes, selling Brittany biscuits, olives, Italian nougat, cheeses, sausages, tartiflette, charcuterie, bread, croissants and freshly made crêpes! www.traditionalmarket.co.uk Saturday 6th - Sunday 7th Eastbourne Ancestors Presents... Murderous Games Redoubt Fortress & Military Museum 10am-5pm. Free. Gladiatorial combat and Roman soldiers step out of the mists of time to take over the Redoubt in celebration of our Ancestors exhibition.Tel: 01323 410300 www.eastbournemuseums.co.uk

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Sunday 7th Oi Oi Comedy Club The Counting House, Croft Lodge, Moat Croft Road 8pm. Free entry. To book your act tel: 07773 147986. www.oioicomedy.com

Thursday 18th St Mary’s Parish Church Mothers’ Union Old Parsonage, Church Street 2.30pm. Opening service in Church followed by refreshments. For more information and transport tel: Kathryn 01323 370403

Tuesday 9th Mixed Media: Catalyst Arts St Elisabeth’s Church Centre,Victoria Dr 10am-1pm. Advanced techniques with Liz Brown. Details on www.catalyst-arts.co.uk or tel 01323 737839

Friday 19th Under Ground Theatre 25th Celebration Grove Road (below the library) 7.30pm. New, vibrant bands performing. www.undergroundtheatre.co.uk

Friday 12th - Sun 14th September Remember... The Great War – WW1 Performance Redoubt Fortress & Military Museum 10am-5pm. Free. Pupils from schools from all over Eastbourne – music, spoken word and choirs will be telling the story of WWI in a performance in aid of the Redoubt Canon Appeal and the Army Benevolent Fund. Tel: 01323 410300. www.eastbournemuseums.co.uk Saturday 13th Watercolours with oil pastels: Catalyst Arts St Elisabeth’s Church Centre,Victoria Dr 10am-1pm. With Tracey King . Details on www.catalyst-arts.co.uk or tel 01323 737839 Saturday 13th - Sunday 14th Steampunk Festival Eastbourne Bandstand Come one, come all! Marvel at the curiosities, revel in the entertainment, indulge in the delights! Spanning from the Wishtower slopes to the pier, this event aims to astound, dazzle, entertain and delight visitors of all ages. Tel: 0871 663 0031 or visit www.steampunkfestival.co.uk Wish Tower Tour King Edwards Parade 10.30am, 12.30pm, 2.30pm & 4.30pm. Free. Max 15 people. One-hour tour. Booking is advisable. www.wishtower.org.uk Monday 15th Guild of Friendship Upperton United Reformed Church, corner of Watts Lane & Upperton Road 2.30pm. An Afternoon with Rev Jenny Yule. All are welcome. Tel: 01323 726092. Lindyhop (for absolute beginners) Community Wise, Ocklynge Road 7.45pm. £7 on the door; free refreshments, no need to bring a partner or book, just turn up! Tel: Lena on 01323 502224 www.communitywise.org.uk Tuesday 16th St Mary’s Parish Church Mothers’ Union Old Parsonage, Church Street 10.30am. District Prayers at St Peter and St Paul, Hellingly. For more information and transport tel: Kathryn 01323 370403. Experimental water-based media: Catalyst Arts St Elisabeth’s Church Centre,Victoria Dr 10am-1pm. With Bill Savidge . Details on www.catalyst-arts.co.uk or tel 01323 737839

Saturday 20th to 7th October Tight Modern Towner, Devonshire Park Tight Modern is a miniature replica (9ft x 5ft with a 12ft high chimney) of London’s iconic Tate Modern, showcasing outstanding work by 60 marginalised and disabled artists. Free. www.townereastbourne.org.uk Sunday 21st Craft & Gift Fair Albany (Lions) Hotel, Grand Parade 10am-6pm. Free entry. 22 stallholders from Eastbourne and surrounding villages selling unique handmade items or interesting gifts. Monday 22nd Guild of Friendship Upperton United Reformed Church, corner of Watts Lane & Upperton Road 2.30pm. Annual General Meeting. Tel: 01323 726092. Tuesday 23rd Life drawing with model, session one: Catalyst Arts St Elisabeth’s Church Centre,Victoria Dr 10am-1pm. With Lindy Dunbar. Details on www.catalyst-arts.co.uk or tel 01323 737839 WEA: Some Key Thinkers of the European Enlightenment Friends Meeting House, Lewes 10am-12noon. £180. A two-term course starts: the first term on established philosophers 17th - 19th Century, second term on literary artists. www.wea.org.uk Wednesday 24th WEA:Art in Britain & France During 18th Century Friends Meeting House, Lewes 10am-12noon. £180. A two-term course starts with tutor Kay Blackburn. Enrol online for this course. www.wea.org.uk WEA: Fiction in the New Millennium Friends Meeting House, Lewes 2pm-4pm. £88. This course starts with tutor Elizabeth Allen. Enrol online for this course. www.wea.org.uk Thursday 25th Under Ground Theatre 25th Celebration Grove Road (below the library) 7.30pm. Special accoustic open stage night in a cabaret style. Drinks at ‘promotional prices’ www.undergroundtheatre.co.uk

Thursday 25th - Tuesday 30th LTA South of England Tennis Championships Devonshire Park, College Road Over 35s tennis championships featuring players from all over the UK. All age groups are catered for up to 75 for Women and 80 for Men. www.seniorstennisgb.org WEA:Turkey: How the Legacy of the Ottoman Empire Unfolds in the World Today Friends Meeting House, Lewes 10am-12noon. £56. This course starts with tutor Kim Ashcroft. Enrol online for this course. www.wea.org.uk St Mary’s Parish Church Mothers’ Union Old Parsonage, Church Street 6pm. Evening reception in St John’s Church Hall, Meads to meet the MU World Wide President, Lynne Tembey For more info and transport tel: Kathryn 01323 370403. Friday 26th WEA: Dreamworks:The Magical World of Cinema Friends Meeting House, Lewes 10am-12noon. £88. This course starts with tutor Kim Richard Cupidi. Enrol online for this course. www.wea.org.uk Saturday 27th Farmers’ Market Community Wise, Ocklynge Road 10am-12.30pm Popular farmers’ market selling crafts and produce from local suppliers. FREE. Join us! Last Saturday of the month. Contact 01323 722924 or visit www.communitywise.org.uk Follow up to David Armitage Visit, Session 1: Catalyst Arts St Elisabeth’s Church Centre,Victoria Dr 10am-1pm. Using gouache, pastel and acrylic ink in mono imaging with Ben Ecclestone. www.catalyst-arts.co.uk or tel 01323 737839. St Mary’s Parish Church Mothers’ Union St Pauls Church, Chichester 10am till 3pm. Meet at Old Parsonage, Church Street. Chichester Diocese MU Overseas Day - Silent Biblical auction, tombola, cake stall, Prayer Tree, children’s activities - mask decorating, jungle picture making, MUe Stall. Eucharist at 10.30am. Lunch £5 - to be pre-booked. Coach £10 return from Eastbourne. For more info and to book lunch and coach by 7th Sep tel: Kathryn 01323 370403. Monday 29th Guild of Friendship Upperton United Reformed Church, corner of Watts Lane & Upperton Road 2.30pm. Members’ Afternoon. Tel: 01323 726092. Tuesday 30th Follow up to David Armitage Visit, Session 2: Catalyst Arts St Elisabeth’s Church Centre,Victoria Dr 10am-1pm. Using gouache, pastel and acrylic ink in mono imaging with Ben Ecclestone. www.catalyst-arts.co.uk or tel 01323 737839. catalyst-arts.co.uk or tel 01323 737839.

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WHAT’S ON WEEKLY? ARTS & CRAFTS

Art and Drawing Classes No. 1 Green Street (behind Tally-Ho pub) Find your artistic talent and make friends in a relaxed, creative environment. Basic materials and refreshments included. Wed: 9.30 - 11.30am & 7 - 9pm. £10. Thur: 9.30 - 11.30am. £10. Sat: 9.30am - 12.30pm. £15. Tel: 07885 262968, email: ktgart@gmail.com www.thedrawingroom.eu

£20, 3 meetings £50, 6 meetings £90. facebook.com/CuriousBerClub twitter.com/CuriousBeerClub. Tickets http:// goo.gl/yLdRPn Drop-in for members of Cavendish School Victoria Baptist Church, Eldon Road Weds: 3 - 5pm. Term time only. Games and other activities. Tel: 01323 737974 Eastbourne Fairtrade Meeting Bibendum, Eastbourne 4th Tues of the month: 7.30-9pm. Eastbourne residents supporting and promoting fairtrade in the town. FREE entry. Contact 01323 722256

Catalyst Arts St Elisabeth’s Church Centre,Victoria Dr Tues: 10am - 1pm. Come and paint together with other painters. £4 per morning inc tea or coffee. Tel: 01323 737839 www.catalyst-arts.co.uk

Eastbourne RNLI Members’ meeting Langham Hotel Eastbourne 2nd Fri: 10.00am-12.30pm. A social chat with tea and coffee. 10.30m Guest speaker Judith Kinnison-Bourke “Dorothy in the workplace”

Eastbourne Calligraphers Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Weds: 1 - 4pm. For more information phone Bridget on 01323 894640.

Eastbourne & District Cardiac Support Grp Victoria Baptist Church, Eldon Road 4th Weds of the month: 2.30pm. Social group giving support to people who have had heart problems, with guest speakers on all subjects, and lunches and outings during the year.Tel: 01323 733306 or 01323 731942

Oil Painting Class Oneart Studio, Old Printworks, Commercial Road Tues: 7 - 9.30pm. led by acclaimed figurative artist and tutor, Catriona Millar. Email: catriona@catrionamillar.com. Tel: 07758 367479. www.catrionamillar.com Textiles Group Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Fri: 2 - 4pm. Just turn up to experiment with art and textiles. £2 per person, per week. Tel: Emma on 07912 435592. Watercolour Art Class Elim Family Church Wed: 10am-12pm. Artsbourne fortnightly classes. £8.Two hours. Complete beginners welcome. Contact hannah@helenowen.me.uk

CLUBS & ORGANISATIONS Boys’ Brigade Victoria Baptist Church, Eldon Road Wed: 5.15 - 8pm. Term time only. Tel: 01323 737974

By The Way Old Town Community Church, Old Town Community Centre Wed: 9.45am - 12.30pm. Community drop-in meeting. Do come in for coffee and a chat!

Genie Tutors Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Sat: Morning. Specialist tutors in English, maths and science for 5 to 18 year olds. Tel: Teresa on 01323 700777 Girls’ Brigade Victoria Baptist Church, Eldon Road Mon: 6 - 8pm. Term time only. Tel: 01323 737974 Guild of Friendship Upperton United Reformed Church, Corner of Watts Lane & Upperton Road Mon (except in Feb): 2.30pm. Please come and join us, all are welcome. Enquiries to Gillian Grimmond on 01323 726092 Ladies’ Club Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Tue: 2.30 - 4pm. Tel: 01323 722924 www.communitywise.org.uk Old Town Cubs & Scouts Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Thur: 6 - 9pm Tel: 01323 507391. www. communitywise.org.uk

Coffee, Cake & Computers Elim Family Church Thur: 1.30pm-3.30pm. Come and learn how to get the most out of your computer in a fun a friendly atmosphere.Tel: Helen 07720 084185. www.elimfamilychurch-eastbourne. org.uk

Social Circles Sussex Monthly Meet-up The Dolphin, 14 South Street 1st Mon of the month: 7.30pm. Friendly and inclusive social group for couples and singles of all ages who want to have fun and socialise. All new members welcome. Tel: Gill 07530 064573 www.socialcirclessussex.webs.com

Curious Beer Club The Dolphin, South Street 1st Wed: of the month 7.30pm. A quiet celebration of craft brewing with guest brewers and their beer, tastings, edible accompaniments and Q&As. 1 meeting

Supper Club Evenings The Cookshelf, North Street Last Saturday of the month. 8pm £24.50. Come and join us for a wonderful themed evening. Tel: 01323 732280 www. thecookshelf.co.uk

COMMUNITY

Community Wise Wise Buys Shop Ocklynge Road Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri:10am - 4pm, closed 1 - 2pm. Weds & Sat:10am - 1pm. Browsers welcome, snap up bargains! Contact 01323 722924. www.communitywise.org.uk Here4U 1A Albert Parade, Green Street Mon, Tue, Thur, Fri: 9.30am - 1.30pm Sat: 10am - 12 noon. Old Town Community Church local enquiry and advice centre. Offers a friendly face, a listening ear and introduces you to the local agencies to address your needs. Eastbourne Street Market 192 Terminus Road Weds: 9.30am - 3pm. www.facebook.com/ eastbournestreetmarket East Sussex Haering Resource Centre Community Wise, Ocklynge Road First Monday of the month: Drop-in for hearing aid service and batteries. Tel: 01323 722924 Quiz Night The Red Lion, 99 Wish Hill 3rd Thurs of the month: 7.30 - 11pm. Six people max in a team, £2 per person inc. half-time chip butty. Half of proceeds donated to charity. Old Town Community Church Old Town Community Centre Sun: 10.30am - 12 noon. Everyone invited, children’s programmes too! Pevensey Castle Ghost Walk Castle Road, Pevensey Sat: 7.30pm. Meet at the castle car park. 90 min walk by lantern light. Suitable for all ages. Adults £7, under 14s £3.50 www.sussexguidedwalks.co.uk

MUSIC & DRAMA

80s Disco Lamb Inn, High Street (upstairs) 1st Fri of the month. DJ Dazzer, playing your favourite 80s disco hits. Free entry. Open to all over-18s, groups, couples or come on your own! Tel: 01323 720545, email: info@thelamb.eu Archway Contemporary & Gospelish Choirs Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Tue: Gospelish Choir 6 - 7.30pm. Contemporary Choir 8-9.30pm. Open to all no audition required. £7 per session. Tel: 01323 897590. www.archwaygroup.com New Singing Group with a French Twist The Lamb Inn, 36 High Street Tues: 6-8pm. Free. Quirky songs with a French twist! Upstairs at the Lamb Inn. Harmony singing. The Lamb Folk Club Lamb Inn, High Street 1st and 3rd Weds: 7.30pm. A wide range of professional folk singers and players as well as floor spots for visiting musicians. Everyone welcome. Tel: 01323 728268 or 638811. www.lambfolkclub@freeuk.com

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Open Mic Nite for 14 - 18 Year Olds The Leaf Hall Community Arts Centre, 51 Seaside 3rd Fri of the month: 7.30 - 9.30pm. Too young to play in pubs but want somewhere to show off your talent? Here’s what you’re looking for! Solo/duo musicians, vocalists and bands – just turn up and sign for your slot. First come first served. Audience £3 on the door. Non-alcohol bar. www.leafhall.co.uk Saturday Morning Music The Under Ground Theatre, 1 Grove Rd Sat: 10am - 12noon. Free live music with our regular coffee morning. Tel: 01323 411906. www.undergroundtheatre.co.uk Simply Singing Community Wise Centre, Ocklynge Rd Fri: Starting after Easter. 2-3pm adults, 3.45 - 4.45pm childen. Details from 01323 460098. www.communitywise.org.uk Sovereign Singers Eastbourne Blind Society Hall, 124 Longstone Road Wed: 9am. Female harmony choir for enthusiastic singers - if you like the Military Wives concept, you’ll enjoy this. Tuneful voice required, music-reading ability not necessary. sovereignpolyphony@uwclub.net The Voiceworks Company of Singers JPK Project, Church Street, Old Town Tues: 10.45am-12.15pm and 7.158.45pm. Joyful, friendly choir singing folk, classical, world, pop, musicals etc. for all types of voices. New members welcome, first session free and 20% off fee. www.voiceworkshops.co.uk The Warehouse Under 18s Nightclub Unit 5, 16A Maple Road Sat: 7 - 11pm. tel: 01323 738288 VOICES Choir Christ Church, Seaside Weds: 7 - 9pm. Baptist Church, Pevensy Bay Thurs: 12.30 - 2pm and 7 - 9pm. Rocking, swinging choir for all. No experience necessary. £5 per session.Tel: 01323 766994. voiceschoir@hotmail.com

BABY & PRE-SCHOOL

Buddies Storytelling with Puppets The Leaf Hall Community Arts Centre, 51 Seaside Tue: 9.30-10.30am. For mums and toddlers. £2.50 per family inc. refreshments. C.A.C.L Kwik-Tots & Ball Play The Meads Parish Hall, Meads Street Mon: 10-10.45 (term time). For boys and girls 2-4years. To book tel 01323 730467. www.caclsports.co.uk Little Bear Soft Play for under 5s Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Mon & Thur: Mornings from 9.30am. Cost £1+ depending on age. Just drop in. www. communitywise.org.uk

Little Stones Toddlers run by Living Stones Church Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Tue & Fri: from 9.45 - 11.30am. Term time. Just drop in. www. communitywise.org.uk

Hampden Park Heathy Walk Hampden Park, Hampden Park Drive Tues: 10.30am. Meet outside the Lakeside Tea Chalet. Free. Tel: 07740 899559 www.walkingforhealth.org.uk

Little Treasures Salvation Army Hall, Royal Sussex Drive Tue: 10am - 12 noon, term time only. For parents and babies/toddlers. Come along for a chat with other local parents while the children play, craft, sing, have lunch and much more! £1.50 per family, under-1s free.

Kiddi Active Old Town Rec, Longland Rd Sat: 12 noon for 4-7 year olds. Free taster session. Tel: 07811 447711. or email emma@kidditennis.co.uk

Kiddi Active Old Town Rec, Longland Road Mon & Wed: From 9.40am for 3-4 year olds. Free taster session. Tel: 07811 447711. emma@kidditennis.co.uk Kiddi Tennis Old Town Rec, Longland Road Tues & Fri: From 9.40am for 2-4 year olds. Free taster session. Tel: 07811 447711. emma@kidditennis.co.uk Vicky Bees Parent & Toddler Group Victoria Baptist Church, Eldon Road Mon, Wed, Fri: 10 - 11.45am, term time only. Coffee/tea and chat for adults, little ones can enjoy toys, crafts, songs and stories. Tel: 01323 737974

SPORT & DANCE

Boxercise Sussex Old Town Community Centre, Central Avenue Tues 9.30 - 10.30am. Fun fitness, weight loss and body shaping workout. First class free. Also eves in Eastbourne, Wannock, Pevensey Bay. Tel: 01323 896600 or 07711 890956. www.abspersonaltraining.co.uk

Kiddi Tennis Old Town Rec, Longland Rd Fri: 4-4.45pm for 4-7 year olds. Sat: 10am for 3-7 year olds. Ladies’ Movement to Music St Elisabeth’s Church Hall,Victoria Drive Mon: 7.30 - 8.30pm. Nominal charge. Tel: Margaret on 01323 723870 Musical Theatre Group singing, dancing and stagecraft for ages 5+ Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Thur: Afternoons. Tel: 01323 731762 www. communitywise.org.uk Neurofit Bowls Club,Victoria Drive Mon: 2.30 - 3.30pm. Training programme, empowering people with a neurological condition to challenge their physical fitness. Tel: 01323 648202/07742 544897 or 01323 729959/07803 004002 Old Town Dance for ages 2½ upwards Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Mon and Fri Tel: 01323 438697 www. communitywise.org.uk

Community Run Tempo, 67 Susans Road Mon 6pm. A fun, sociable 5k run for all abilities and experience with the option to run further. Tel: 01323 723152. www.temposhop.co.uk

Pilates Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Six-week courses for all abilities. Mon: 5.15pm. Foundation level mat work. 6.30pm. Improvers mat work, for those who have a full understanding of the basic principles of the pilates method and have previously attended the Foundation course. Email: andreaastley@hotmail.co.uk

Dance Yourself Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Sat once a month Tel: 01323 502224 www. communitywise.org.uk

Qi Gong in the Park Old Town Rec, Longland Road Thurs: 9.15 - 9.45am on fine days. Just turn up, no charge (no sessions on 7th/14th Aug).

Eastbourne Folk Dance Club United Reformed Church Hall,Watts Lane Thurs: 7.45 - 9.45pm. Come and enjoy all aspects of English Folk dancing. Beginners welcome. No partners needed. £2 on the night. Refreshments inc. Tel: 01323 732948

Shinewater Healthy Walk Shinewater BN23 8EJ Fri: 10.30am. Meet outside the Co-op on Milfoil Drive. Free. Tel: 07740 899559 www.walkingforhealth.org.uk

Eastbourne Parkrun Shinewater BN23 8EJ Sat: 9am. A 5k run, it’s you against the clock. Register beforehand at www.parkrun.org.uk/eastbourne Eastbourne Scottish Dance Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Wed: 7.30 - 9.30pm. Tel: 01323 735097 www. communitywise.org.uk Extend – Easy Exercise to Music Community Wise, Ocklynge Road Thur: 2 - 3pm. Tel: 01323 514152 www. communitywise.org.uk

Skate World Unit 5, 16A Maple Road Mon - Thurs: 3.30 - 6pm. After school workshop (12 -5pm during school hols) £3. Fri: 5 - 10pm and Sun: 3 - 7pm Family Roller Disco. Sat: 1 - 6pm Fun Skate. Tel: 07807 087674 Zumba Fitness Classes Get fit and burn calories! Suitable for all abilities. First class £3. St Elisabeth’s Church Hall, 268 Victoria Dr. Mon: 9.30am. Ocklynge Junior School,Victoria Drive Wed: 6.30pm. Tel: 07877 956721 or for more info visit: www.zumbaforall.co.uk

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