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Contents

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Comment

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New Date For Marathon Weekend

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Golf Club Raises Huge Charity Sum

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Matthew James Gallagher

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Golf Club’s Great History Comes To An End?

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Specialist Valuation Days

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Grow Your Business Online

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Tax To Pay On Pension Scheme

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The Back Doctor

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A2300 Preparation Work Commences

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Recipe

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The Group

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Show Dates Announced

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Sussex A Cappella

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Community Information Board

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What’s On

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Puzzle Answers, Discounts & Offers

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COMMENT

THE PLANNING DEBATE

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ousing development in Mid Sussex is becoming an increasingly thorny subject.

On page 12 there is a fascinating history of Haywards Heath Golf Club, but as the latest update explains, its future existence is dependent on planning being allowed on the existing course so that it can move to a new site where Lindfield Golf Club sits when the current lease expires on 31st December 2022.

Stop Haywards Heath Golf Club Development (SHHGCD) has been set up help build awareness and support for their campaign to oppose and update local residents of the planned development with a website at www.stophaywardsheathgolfclubdevelopment.co.uk Sarah Munday from SHHGCD commented: “We have received the leaflet and information

that Fairfax is starting a public consultation concerning their proposal to build 725 new homes on the golf course as part of their planned first phase. This is despite the fact the site has not been allocated for residential development in the recent Site Allocation Development Plan process.

We understand Fairfax is planning to submit a planning application in February/March 2020.”

Clearly any proposed development will divide opinions with the need for housing being weighed against the need to protect the countryside and prevent the ever increasing strain on services. Please write to me with your opinions regardless of which side of the arguement you stand?

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NEW DATE FOR MARATHON WEEKEND

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ecause the early May Bank Holiday date will be moved to mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day, the decsion has been made to move the date of the Mid Sussex Marathon Weekend 2020 to the late bank holiday weekend in May. The event will now take place on the following dates; Saturday 23rd May 2020: East Grinstead 10 Mile Sunday 24th May 2020: Haywards Heath 10 Mile Monday 25th May 2020: Burgess Hill 10K The Mid Sussex Family Fun Run and Junior Mile Races will also take place on each day of the event.

Don’t forget our early bird offer is still open until the end of August 2019, so why not enter now? Details at

Staff at Santa's Toy Factory last year in Hassocks.

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lair Parkrun is a 5km run every Saturday at 9am, at Clair Park in Haywards Heath. It’s fun, friendly and

free.

Parkrun is open to everyone, whatever your age or level of fitness – families run together, parents run pushing babies in buggies, people run alone or with friends.

There’s no pressure, it's just you against the clock. It’s sociable too - every week there’s a post parkrun coffee in a local café which you are very welcome to join.

Parkrun is free but you need to register before your first run and take a printed copy of your barcode.

Clair Parkrun is entirely organised by volunteers – if you can help please email clairhelpers@parkrun.com. For further information, visit www.parkrun.org.uk/clair/.

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KANGAROOS

GOLF CLUB RAISES HUGE CHARITY SUM

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ew Year’s Day marked a very special day in the calendar for Kangaroos. At the annual Captain’s Drive event held at Haywards Heath Golf Club on New Year’s Day, our Fundraising Coordinator, Samantha Norgate, was absolutely delighted to be presented with a cheque for a phenomenal £29,600.

It really has been such a great start to 2020 for our charity, which relies significantly on fundraising by local businesses, community organisations and individuals.

Having supported Kangaroos throughout 2019, Haywards Heath Golf Club raised this incredible amount from a variety of fundraising events and generous contributions from the members during the year. The club, which opened in 1922 and has been run by its members since 1974, is a pillar in the community, as is illustrated by their commitment to helping charities in the local area.

Outgoing captains, Les Anderson and Janice Brooks presented Samantha with the cheque at the New Year’s Day event. We are so grateful to Haywards Heath Golf Club for their support and generosity. This will make such a difference to the young people with learning disabilities and their families that we continue to support.

Despite New Year’s Day being a bit of a dull day weather-wise, it was certainly cheerful and bright in spirit. Samantha said, “It was a pleasure to see such a great turn out for the popular Captain’s Drive. I especially loved the Leprechauns!

“We are so grateful to Haywards Heath Golf Club.

It has been a real pleasure to work with such a friendly and committed bunch of people. I would like to give special thanks to Janice for all of her hard work and support.

Here are some of the ways in which Haywards Heath Golf Club supported us in 2019: A hot and sweltering Captains Charity Golf Day last summer, which included an auction, regular raffles, coffee mornings, challenge events and ober January.

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If you or your business are inspired and would like to get involved and support a local charity in 2020, please get in touch with Samantha Norgate on 01444 459108 or email info@kangaroos.org.uk.

There are lots of ways you can fundraise or help us and we would love to work with you. www.kangaroos.org.uk

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OBITUARY

MATTHEW JAMES GALLAGHER

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t is with great sadness that we report the very sudden death of Matthew Gallagher on 29th December 2019 at Kings College Hospital, London aged 46 years. Whose funeral took place on Saturday 18th January 2020 at Holy Trinity Church Cuckfield attended by over 600 people. The funeral was a celebration of his life with music he had selected personally and tributes given by friends from around the world, his fellow professionals within the funeral profession and a family tribute detailing Matthews love of life and all the people within it.

Matthew was born on 12th March 1973 in Richmond upon Thames and moved with his parents Pat & Sandy Gallagher to Cuckfield where he attended Holy Trinity Primary and junior school before moving on to Warden Park completing his GCSE’s before attending Varndean Sixth Form College in Brighton.

Having completed his A levels he graduated from The University of Leeds with a BA Honours degree, Goldsmiths College, University of London gaining a post grad certificate in education.

He taught in London as a supply teacher in many schools in and around London before entering the educational recruitment sector which after several years saw him move to Australia to expand and develop a new operation staying for four years before returning to the UK. He joined the family business in 2007 and became a director joining his parents and other board members at P & S Gallagher Funeral Directors with offices in Haywards Heath and Burgess Hill, Bowley

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Funeral Service in Hassocks and Bowley and Gallagher Funeral Directors in Preston Park, Brighton.

Matthew has been instrumental in developing the business over the last few years expanding the company into Brighton and refurbishing and renovating all the premises throughout the company.

He brought a refreshing and different insight into how he thought the modern day funeral directors premises of today should look and feel, his thought and vision has certainly left its mark within the family business, with bright modern facilities being created using colour and furnishing styles that have complimented the building the company use, being the envy of many other funeral directors premises.

His demands and determination with his fellow directors and contractors alike have now been shown to be the way forward for the company, and it is his vision and creativity that will become his long lasting legacy within the family business.

Alongside his role within the business he became a valued member and part of the governing body in The Independent Funeral Directors College joining in 2007, bringing the experience from an educational background in his previous career to the College and was paramount in his vision within the College, training as an Assessor and then Verifier two valuable positions within the education arm of the profession.

He was also an Executive member of SAIFCharter the pre-paid funeral planning arm of the profession of which he was a staunch supporter sitting on the Executive and chairing one of the committees, he was also a qualified member of the Institute of Cemetery and Crematorium Management being the cemetery registrar for both Cuckfield and Walstead Cemeteries Matthew will be very sadly missed by his parents, family, colleagues and his many fellow professionals and friends around the world.

Matthew legacy is love in his life-long friendships, he was proud of us all, knowing goodness will guide us, if love is inside us.

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GOLF CLUB’S GREAT HISTORY COMING TO AN END? Haywards Heath Club was officially opened on 27th May 1922 and most will not be aware that the Club’s current lease is due to expire on 31st December 2022 after some 100 years.

Here is a fascinating history of the Club up to the present day that requires development of the existing course to secure its long term future at a new location.

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n the years immediately following the First World War, Haywards Heath was little more than a sleepy market town with a population of 5,090. The good rail link to London, however, was starting to attract an influx of new residents City workers who wanted the benefits of living in the countryside.

Horace Finch, a local businessman, recognized the need to provide improved leisure facilities.

Haywards Heath Golf Club was born when Finch bought Round Wood, some surrounding grazing land and two 18th century barns, which rejoiced in the name of Fatting Hovel. The barns became the Clubhouse and a nine-hole course was laid out with the help of Major I.G.H. Stenborough, a keen amateur golfer.

The Club was officially opened on Saturday, 27th May 1922. The annual membership subscription was six guineas (£6.30).

The Eighteen-hole Course James Braid (5 times winner of the Open Championship as well as a renowned golf course architect) was called in to advise on the extension of the course.

It was decided to abandon the three holes to the south of the Clubhouse. Additional land beyond the ridge beside the present 16th hole was leased from Col. G.H. Stephenson Clarke, owner of the Borde Hill estate. The estate retained hunting and shooting rights on the land! Extra space was obtained by renting a small plot of land near the present 5th green from Lord Denman’s Balcombe estate.

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The original nine hole course layout with the final three holes behind the Clubhouse.

Apart from the horses and carts used to move the earth, all the work was done by hand.

The new 18 hole course was opened on 3rd June 1924.

James Braid opened the course by playing in a four-ball exhibition match with the famous Harry Varden as his partner, against the Club Pro, George Stephenson, and Herbert Risborough from Littlehampton.

The latter pair returned a better-ball score of

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68, but it was no match for the 66 recorded by the two stars.

The Limited Company is Formed In order to have a greater say in the running of the Club, members decided to buy it from Horace Finch. Haywards Heath Golf Club Limited was set up, purchasing the Club in 1927 and financing it by the issue of shares and debentures to members. A figure of ÂŁ7,500 was agreed for the Clubhouse and the land originally owned by Finch. Colonel Stephenson Clarke and Lord Denman agreed to extend leases on their land.

Although membership rose steadily through the 1930's and after the end of World War II, the Club's finances remained on a knife edge right up to the 1960's.

Fortunately, the Club had sympathetic landlords. Lady Denman came to rescue with offers of cash to cover urgent expenses, and on occasions agreed to forego rent. Colonel Stephenson Clarke also provided cash aid and further assistance by cutting rent on his land.

Another benefactor was Sir Henry Price, of Wakehurst Place, who frequently made donations and loans to cover the Club's deficiencies.

During World War II part of the course had to be ploughed up for agricultural use - by 1942, only 10 holes were still in play. German prisoners of war were employed to restore the course between 1946 and 1948. By the 1960's the Club's accounts began to show a modest profit. Debentures issued in the early days were redeemed and in 1967 there was sufficient capital for the Club to take the important step to acquire the area of the course previously leased from Colonel Stephenson clarke's Borde Hill Estate.

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The Club featured in the Tatler with this 1938 cartoon.

Company (Haywards Heath Golf Club Limited) handed over operational control to members and granted a 15 year lease of land and buildings at a peppercorn rent.

When the newly formed members Club finally came into operation, subscriptions and entry fees were raised and at last the annual accounts began to look healthier. In 1980 the Club was able to afford to buy additional land from the Borde Hill estate to create what is now the 8th hole.

Former Ryder Cup player, Bill Cox, was brought in to handle the re-design of the course and the construction of the new holes and greens. A completely new hole (the current 8th) was created and the 11th, 12th and 13th holes were lengthened and re-designed.

In addition, further development of the course was made possible when members provided capital through a compulsory loan scheme.

The resulting revised course was brought into play in 1982 with a Charity Pro-Am Tournament.

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A new 15 year lease, again at a peppercorn rent, was granted in May 1990.

In 1996 a General Meeting of the members was held to consider ambitious plans for the development of the Clubhouse. It became clear that members were reluctant to sanction major expenditure without the security of a long term lease. The matter was finally resolved and a new long term lease at a commercial rent was agreed in September 2001. As a result, members agreed to a major extension and refurbishment programme for the Clubhouse, financed by loans from members and a loan from Barclays Bank. This work was completed in May 2003.

The Club has increased its land ownership in recent years. In 1997 it bought the freehold of the land encompassing the 5th green and 6th tees, previously leased from the Denman Estate.

In 1998 the Club purchased 13.5 acres of land to the south of the 8th Green.

2020 And Beyond?

The Club’s current lease with its landlord, Haywards Heath Golf Club Limited (HHGCL), expires on 31st December 2022. The Club has a 21% shareholding in HHGCL and, as mentioned above, owns three parcels of land but the major part of the course is owned by the landlord.

The majority of the shareholders in HHGCL (basically all except the Club) have accepted an offer from property developers to sell their shares, conditional on the developers obtaining planning permission for housing to their satisfaction on the HHGCL land. In addition, the landlord has made it clear he will not extend the lease beyond the end of 2022.

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Exhibition match held on 7th October 1962 (left to right): FCH Edwardson (President), Mrs Edwardson, Peter Allis, Mrs Clay (Ladies' Captain), David Thomas, Glyn Jenkins (HHGC Captain), Mrs Beck, Bernard Hunt, Mrs Jenkins and Dai Rees. Allis, Thomas, Hunt and Rees were all successful tournament players in their day. All were Ryder Cup players and Dai Rees captained the 1957 GB & I team at Lindrick.

developers to conclude a contract whereby the developers would (subject to obtaining satisfactory planning permission) purchase the Club’s shares in HHGCL and the Club’s land. In advance of the sale completing, the developers would fund the acquisition of the land on which the existing Lindfield Golf Club sits, together with some adjoining land, and develop the combined site into an exciting new golf course with extensive practice facilities and a brand new clubhouse.

All the major terms of the contract were agreed by the Spring of 2019, but the developers would not proceed until Mid- Sussex District Council included the landlord’s and Club’s land in its Site Allocation plan. As at January 2020, this has still not happened but the developers continue their efforts to persuade MSDC to approve the development of the course and thus secure the future of the Club at the alternative site just three miles away.

The Club, which currently has over 700 members, will celebrate its centenary in May 2022. It is hoped that, besides celebrating 100 years of golf in the Haywards Heath area, the Club will also be looking forward to a longterm future at its new location.

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he auctioneers, Lockdales, will be holding specialist valuation days for the following types of collectables: Coins, stamps, banknotes, jewellery, watches, silver, gold, documents, books & maps (pre-1900), medals & militaria also including swords, bayonets and deactivated/antique weapons, cigarette-cards, postcards, pre-1960 sports programmes and tickets and scientific instruments. Members of the public will have the option, if they wish, to consign their goods to be sold in a future public auction, or they may request a cash purchase offer from Lockdales themselves. Valuations at these events will be provided entirely free of charge without any obligation to sell. High quality illustrated auction catalogues from previous sales will be given away on a complimentary basis in order for the public to

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We have conducted hundreds of valuation days all over the UK, and we often turn up some very rare and interesting items from the public at these events. One item in particular, a unique gold coin from the Dark Ages, was brought along to a previous event. The owner was not aware of the value of it and we later sold it on its owners’ behalf at auction for over 19 thousand pounds.

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I had frequent headaches but figured that daily pain and discomfort was just due to my lifestyle and that it was something I needed to accept. That was, until my mum visited The Back Doctor in Haywards Heath.

She was two or three visits into their 12 week postural change programme and she said that she was feeling much better already, so I decided to give it a go. I was seen by David Tennison who is one of the chiropractors there.

My immediate feeling when I entered the clinic was how friendly everyone was to each other and the patients. I felt immediately relaxed.

After listening to my story, David explained we would need to do some checks to see what my posture was like and what could be causing the issue. I was shocked to see the results. My head was leaning

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forwards, my spine was twisting and I started to really understand the source of my problems for the first time. The good news, as David explained, was that these issues were solvable, in a short space of time.

David explained to me from the beginning that the process was about me taking responsibility for my own posture and that he was here to help by providing me with a long term solution that I could self manage in the future.

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After seeing David’s portfolio of case studies, it was clear that he was highly professional and could deliver the results he had discussed with me. It was very refreshing considering my situation and that his approach was different from other health professionals I had met before.

I felt immediate relief on the first session and continued to improve throughout the 12 sessions. By about session 6, I was pain free.

Not only that but I also stopped experiencing my usual headaches. I started to really understand how the body is connected and that by solving one issue, it can have a positive effect on something else.

I was apprehensive when we were finished and David took the photos again, however it

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It has been a year since I went through the programme which was a thoroughly positive experience for me. I still get the odd twinge in the shoulder or the occasional headache but they are very mild and pass very quickly. After David’s advice, I am now more aware and am able to identify the triggers that may have set the problems off and then work to correct them myself.

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A2300 PREPARATION WORK COMMENCES The second phase of essential preparation work starts soon along the A2300 in Burgess Hill, clearing the way for a major highway improvement scheme

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he clearance of trees and vegetation, and site-enabling works, started on 10 February. None of the trees are subject to Tree Preservation Orders and an ecologist was at the site, which is between the A23 at Hickstead and the proposed Northern Arc site access roundabout (west of the junction with the A273 Jane Murray Way). There should be little impact on traffic.

The construction phase of the A2300 improvements scheme is expected to start later this year and will widen around 2.5km of single-lane road to a dual carriageway.

Pookbourne Lane/Stairbridge Lane junction will be amended to become a left-in/left-out only junction and Bishopstone Lane junction will turn into a left-out only junction. Minor alterations will also be made to the A23 roundabout at Hickstead and Cuckfield Road roundabout to accommodate the new dual carriageway.

A new off-road shared footpath and cycle path will be provided to the north of the dual carriageway.

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The first phase of preparation works was in September/October 2019.

Background The A2300 links Burgess Hill to the A23/M23 strategic road corridor and is an important route for people commuting to and from Burgess Hill.

In 2011, Mid Sussex District Council’s Transport Study identified that the A2300 would require improvements to increase its capacity to support the planned development in Burgess Hill. West Sussex County Council (WSCC) subsequently commissioned a feasibility study to explore possible improvement options.

Coast to Capital Local Enterprise Partnership (C2C LEP) identified Burgess Hill as a priority in its 2014 Strategic Economic Plan with the objective of generating economic growth through housing and employment.

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£17m was allocated by central government through the C2CLEP Local Growth Deal as a contribution to the A2300 corridor improvements scheme, conditional on delivering the business case and value for money. WSCC is the scheme promoter and responsible for delivering the scheme.

Proposed scheme The proposed scheme, based on the outcomes of the options assessment process, traffic forecasting and economic assessment, is the upgrade of the existing single carriageway to a dual carriageway between the A23 and the proposed Northern Arc roundabout. It will involve the construction of a two lane new carriageway immediately north of the existing road and: • to the existing carriageway to form the new westbound carriageway • modifications to the existing roundabouts with the A23 at Hickstead and Cuckfield Road to allow for the dualling • closure of the central reserve at the Pookbourne Lane/Stairbridge Lane junction and • conversion to a ‘left-in/left-out’ arrangement • left-out only arrangement at Bishopstone Lane junction • a 2.5m wide central reservation with vehicle restraint barrier • improvement to access arrangements on the south side of the A2300 • associated surface water drainage and planting measures.

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Scheme aim The primary aim of the proposed scheme is to support delivery of the C2C’s Strategic Economic Plan and the Mid Sussex District Plan by enabling the delivery of new homes and jobs in Burgess Hill.

Scheme cost The estimated cost for the proposed scheme is £23m and it is jointly funded by the Department for Transport, WSCC and developer’s contributions.

Public engagement A public engagement was completed in autumn 2018.

Programme update West Sussex County Council are currently waiting for the Department for Transport to approve the full business case for the scheme.

Now that further vegetation clearance and site enabling works has started mid-February 2020, it clears the way for commencement of the construction later this year. The works are expected to take approximately 18-21 months to complete.

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jbqela= Heat the oven to 150C/fan 130C/gas 2.

Heat a little of the oil in a large oven-proof pan.

Lightly flour the pieces of braising steak and fry in small batches until well browned.

Remove them with a slotted spoon and place them on a plate.

Add the onions to the pan and fry on a fairly high heat until they soften and tinge brown at the edges.

Pour the Guinness into the pan, letting it bubble up, then return the meat to the pan along with the thyme. Cover the pan and transfer to the oven for 2-2 1/2 hours or until tender. The sauce will sweeten and thicken during the cooking time.

Make the dumplings (towards the end of the cooking time by mixing the grated butter or suet, flour, onion and thyme together and season well.

Gradually add water to the dry ingredients until you have a soft dough.

Divide into 12 balls. Place the dumplings on top of the casserole and return it to the oven, uncovered, for 25 minutes. Serve with shredded Savoy cabbage.

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C A N TAT R I C E VO I C E S

SPRINGTIME CLASSICAL CONCERT

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ocal ladies choir Cantatrice Voices are loving the music for their forthcoming concerts and have been working hard on their all classical programme which we are sure our audiences will enjoy. You will be enthralled, moved, excited and entertained on many levels as the music is so varied.

Cantatrice Voices is the name given to two award winning choirs directed by Zoe Peate and accompanied by her husband Gary Prior but based in two areas â&#x20AC;&#x201C; one in Horsham and the other in Steyning. They frequently join forces for concerts, competitions and socials and this year is no different.

This is their programme which includes some wellknown and some new contemporary composers.

They are joined by violinist Rob Campkin from Worthing; an excellent player who will play solo pieces by Piazzolla and Vivaldi as well as joining the

ladies in several songs.

Saturday 7 March, 4.00pm St Andrew & St Cuthman Church, Steyning BN44 3YL Friday 20 March 11.45am St Pauls Church, Churchside, Chichester PO19 6FT Saturday 21 March, 4.00pm St Nicholas Church, Church lane, Worth RH10 7RT Tickets are ÂŁ5 and you can get them on the door.

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THE GROUP

ARE YOU UNATTACHED?

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any people find that spring is a time to reflect and make decisions about changes they would like in their lives.

The Group, a Sussex club for unattached men and women aged 50+, has venues in Burgess Hill, Horsham, Lewes, Worthing and Brighton. It’s not a dating agency but it does offer a great opportunity to meet new friends of both sexes in a welcoming atmosphere.

Says Tricia Bentley, co-founder of The Group, “Organisations like ours attract more women than men. We’re not really sure why that is except that women generally tend to enjoy networking. The men who are our members would confirm, though, that it’s a very enjoyable club to be in and, once they’ve crossed the threshold, they all become actively

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involved with events.” says Tricia, “And we have a great time. So come on guys! Push open that door, come in and join us. You’ll be very welcome.”

There are walks, pub evenings, theatre trips, golf, lunches and dinners, holidays, and much more.

The Group has been going for 14 years and now has over 300 members. They’ve created a website, www.thegroup.org.uk, which tells you everything you need to know. Going into a room full of people you don’t know can be difficult, but not with The Group. You’ll get a good welcome. Where do they meet? The Group meet in Burgess Hill on the 2nd Monday of the month - take a look at www.thegroup.org.uk

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SOUTH OF ENGLAND SHOWGROUND

SHOW DATES ANNOUNCED Spring Live!

• Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd May 2020 • 9am - 5pm • South of England Showground, Ardingly, West Sussex elebrate the great British outdoors with the arrival of spring at the iconic South of England Showground. Spring Live! features live and interactive entertainment, inspirational gardening demonstrations, over 200 shopping stalls, and a food hall jam-packed with mouth-watering artisan treats from local producers.

Tickets are available from seas.org.uk and cost £11.70 for adults, £9.90 for senior citizens/students (inclusive of 10% online discount until 01.05.20) under 16s go free.

South of England Show 2020 • Thursday 11th, Friday 12th & Sat 13th June 2020 • 9am - 6.30pm • South of England Showground, Ardingly, West Sussex ffering every generation the chance to reconnect with the countryside and have a great day out, the South of England Show features a non-stop programme of agricultural and equestrian competitions and displays, live entertainment, rural crafts, and an abundance of food, drink and shopping opportunities.

Tickets are available from seas.org.uk and cost £19.80 for adults, £18 for senior citizens/students (inclusive of 10% online discount until 10.06.20) under 16s go free.

Autumn Show & Game Fair 2020 • Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th October 2020 • 9am - 5pm • South of England Showground, Ardingly, West Sussex perfect autumnal day out for all ages (and canine companions), the Autumn Show & Game Fair features a plethora of ‘have a go’ countryside sports, displays and activities, and

mouth-watering food and drink stalls - all designed to celebrate the joys of agriculture, countryside pursuits and 2020’s harvest.

Tickets are available from seas.org.uk and cost £11.70 for adults, £9.90 for senior citizens/students (inclusive of 10% online discount until 02.10.20) under 16s go free.

Winter Fair 2020 • Saturday 21st & Sunday 22nd November 2020 • 9am - 5pm on 21st and 9am - 4pm on 22nd • South of England Showground, Ardingly t the Winter Fair, visitors can shop till they drop with a plethora of artisan produce and gifts as well as food and drink on offer from local and independent traders.

It’s not just about the shopping though; families are sure to enjoy the giant snow globe that they can step inside to capture the perfect Christmascard-worthy picture. There’s also festive street entertainment, street food area with live music, funfair, and of course Santa’s grotto.

If that weren’t enough, there’s various festive workshops and demonstrations available covering everything from wreath making and cake decorating to decorating festive chocolates.

Tickets are available from seas.org.uk and cost £6.75 for adults, £5.85 for senior citizens/students (inclusive of 10% online discount until 20.11.20) under 16s go free.

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series of free events for parents and carers to

sessions and the opportunity to ask any questions you

learn how to keep their children safe online

may have about your child’s internet safety.

starts next month to raise awareness for Safer

Internet Day (Tuesday 11 February).

Duncan Crow, Cabinet Member for Fire and Rescue and Communities, said: “Safer Internet Day is a great

West Sussex County Council’s Community Safety and

reminder that we all need to be more aware of our

Wellbeing Staying Safe Online team are delivering the

safety online, but it can be hard for parents and carers

‘digital online safety sessions’ for parents and carers in

to keep track of what their children are doing on the

schools across the county throughout February and

internet.

March.

“These events are a great way for anyone who has

The sessions will offer invaluable tips and advice on

children to learn more about how they can encourage

how to keep children safe online, including: What

positive use of the internet and, ultimately, how their

children are doing online; Identifying some of the risks

children can navigate any online risks.”

children may face online; Looking at how you can

The nearest session is 6.00pm-7.30pm at CofE

support your children to protect themselves; Showing

Primary School, Church Lane, Twineham, RH17 5QP on

you the help, support and resources available and How

Thursday 19 March 2020. To register for a ticket visit

to report any concerns.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/primary-parentcarer-digital-

There will be useful resources to take away from the

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1 Deactivate, neutralise (6)

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1 Tinker, play at (6)

9 Sturdy, powerful canine

2 Frivolous, nonsensical (5)

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10 Disinterested (5)

5 Curved path around a

11 Devoted, faithful (5)

planet (5)

12 Before the court (2,5)

6 Gin cocktail (7)

13 Dinner jacket and white

7 Snuggle, caress (6)

shirt (coll) (7,4)

8 Humiliating (11)

18 Kenyan capital (7)

14 Personification (7)

20 Seraph (5)

15 Crate used as a makeshift

22 Perch (at night) (5)

stand for a speaker (7)

23 Displeasure, chagrin (7)

16 Implicate, seduce (6)

24 Expressive verse (6)

17 Sheep's woolly coat (6)

25 Breathe out (6)

19 Exterior (5)

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SUSSEX A CAPPELLA

NAME CHANGE SUCCESS

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fter it launched a new chorus for female voices – Sussex A Cappella - in early 2018, The Sussex Harmonisers club needed to rename its male-

voice chorus and chose the name Sussex Kings of Harmony. The name change seemed to work as the chorus was awarded the Most Improved Chorus and was placed 14th at a national competition in May 2019.

The chorus sings a cappella (without instrumental

the ladies of Sussex A Cappella rehearse on Mondays at The King’s Centre, RH15 9LR.

accompaniment), in four-part harmony, mainly in the

Experience is not necessary and you don’t need to

barbershop style. It has fun at weekly rehearsals and

read music because recorded teach tracks are used to

lovesproviding entertainment at events such as parties

help with the learning process. Taster sessions are held

anddinners. It hosts an annual show with five rehearsals

at the first rehearsal every month so you are welcome

followed by a concert at St John’s Church in Burgess

to have a go and find out how making music can be so

Hill.

enjoyable.

Both of the club’s friendly choruses are based in

Visit www.sussexharmonisers.org.uk or email

Burgess Hill and are always on the lookout for new

info@sussexkings.org.uk for more information about

members so get in touch if you want to know more.

how to sing with the choruses or hire them for your

The men of Sussex Kings of Harmony rehearse on

event. You can also find the groups on Facebook and

Tuesday evenings at St Paul’s College, RH15 8GA whilst

Twitter.

SINGING COURSE FOR MEN

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ver wanted to sing? Well now’s your chance as a new Learn to Sing Course started on January 15th to encourage men to sing, make new

friends and experience all the fantastic health benefits that singing can bring.

The course is being run by the Award Winning Chorus Vocal Fusion Acapella with their Director Zoe Peate on Wednesdays at the Steyning Centre 7.15 – 8.15. It offers the opportunity to sing close-harmony songs in the acapella & barbershop style, but we’ll also provide you with skills, including breathing exercises and vocal support, which will help you to sing well in

easy learning of the song. As well, we have an excellent

any style.

music team and experienced members ready to teach

You will learn a song within the group, which makes

and support all members of the chorus. So don't be shy,

it less daunting. And, very importantly, you do not have

come out and give it a try! You may just find an

to be able to read music. The chorus provides high

exciting and fun thing to add to your week. So book

quality digital learning tracks that are separated into

your place by contacting: vocalfusionacapella@gmail.com

the 4 parts (Tenor, Lead, Baritone, Bass) to facilitate

or call John Higgins on 01444 482183.

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HAYWARDS HEATH Community Information Board Adventurers Art Club We welcome artists of all abilities, from absolute beginners to professional artists. www.adventurersart.co.uk AFC Haywards Est. in 2010 by a group of mates. 8 years later, 2 teams, 12 trophies, 10 cup finals, 18 divisions of promotions and a bagful of memories! www.twitter.com/afchaywards Clair Parkrun 5km run every Saturday at 9:00am. www.parkrun.org.uk/clair Cuckfield Archers Our shooting sessions are every Sunday afternoon at Warden Park Academy, Cuckfield and we hope to be adding a weekday outdoor evening session next season. In Summer we shoot on the playing field with beautiful views of the South Downs and in Winter we shoot indoors in the school gym. contact cuckfield.archers@gmail.com www.cuckfieldarchers.org.uk Cuckfield & Lindfield Probus Club.

Part of the Probus Club network locally and nationally we welcome retired men from all walks of life. We meet every month at the Lindfield Golf course for lunch and generally a specialist presentation. Contact the Secretary; Ken Watts at kjdwatts@btinternet.com Haywards Heath & Beech Hurst Bowls Club The Haywards Heath & Beech Hurst Bowls Club extends a warm welcome to new and experienced bowlers.

Email: hhbhbc@hotmail.com.uk Haywards Heath & District Fishing Club A Fishing club in Sussex and Founded over 100 years ago in 1912, Haywards Heath and District Angling Society has grown to become one of the leading angling clubs in Sussex.

Contact: info@hhdas.com www.hhdas.com Haywards Heath District & Business Association The Haywards Heath District and Business Association promotes co-operation between

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businesses in the area. It has free social networking events to enable you to meet and share ideas and experiences with other businesses in Haywards Heath. Call us on: 01444 882381 or email enquiries@blackmanterry.co.uk www.blackmanterry.co.uk Haywards Heath & District Probus Club The Club, whose members are retired and semi-retired men whose career was in business, the professions, civil service, local government or similar occupations, is friendly and convivial, and welcomes enquiries from prospective members please contact Brian Bridges on 01273 400686 or email rojofar@btinternet.com Haywards Heath Chess Club The Club has been established in the community for over a century. Our playing season runs from mid-September to the end of April. We are a friendly crowd, and welcome members of all ages and abilities. www.haywardsheathchessclub.wordpress.com Haywards Heath Concert Band We are a friendly group of approximately 25 adults who meet on a Tuesday evening from 8-9.30pm in the hall behind the United Reform Church in South Road, Haywards Heath. www.hhcb.org.uk Haywards Heath Cricket Club Situated in the heart of Mid Sussex, Haywards Heath CC was founded in 1897 and is arguably one of the best cricket grounds in the county.

For more information about Haywards Heath Cricket Club then please contact Gary on Garyhoneysett@hotmail.com or telephone 07736 926693. www.haywardsheath.play-cricket.com Haywards Heath Girl Guiding Offers Rainbows, Brownies and Guides units including the surrounding villages. For more information look at the Website If you live in one of our districts and you or your daughter would like to join us, please register her/yourself on our main girlguiding website www.girlguiding.org.uk/get-involved or email ccgirlguidingsussexcentral@gmail.com

Haywards Heath Lions Club The Haywards Heath Lions Club's Swimarathon is an annual charity fundraising event held at the Dolphin Leisure Centre on Good Friday. Teams of six swimmers are invited to swim in a 55-minute-long relay to raise money for a good cause of their own choice and for the Lions' selected good cause.

Please email swim@hhlionsswim.co.uk or telephone 01444 451157. www.hhlionsswim.co.uk Haywards Heath District Table Tennis League League Practice occurs most Sundays through the season which runs September April.

Email: enquiries@haywardsheathttl.co.uk www.haywardsheathttl.org.uk Haywards Heath Harriers We are the largest athletics club in Mid Sussex with around 300 members. From county or elite athletes to those just beginning to run, we pride ourselves on helping everyone. membership@haywardsheathharriers.co.uk www.haywardsheathharriers.co.uk Haywards Heath Horticultural Society The Haywards Heath Horticultural Society holds evening meetings on the third Thursday of each month, from September to May, with illustrated talks, films demonstrations etc, on a wide variety of horticultural and associated subjects. Email: alan.colgate@talktalk.net www.hhhs.org.uk Haywards Heath Junior Parkrun It is a 2k event for juniors only (4-14 year olds). It is held every Sunday at 9:00am. haywardsheath-juniors@parkrun.com www.parkrun.org.uk/haywardsheath-juniors Haywards Heath Movie Makers Whether you're interested in making movies using a digital camcorder, a DSLR or an iPhone, Haywards Heath Movie Makers are here to help. www.haywardsheathmoviemakers.org.uk Mid Sussex Marlins Formed in 2007 following the merger of Burgess Hill SC and Haywards Heath SC, Mid Sussex Marlins now has over 900 active

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swimmers, of all ages (from 5 to 80) and all abilities. Contact info@midsussexmarlins.org www.midsussexmarlins.org

friendships by being part of this vibrant organisation. www.haywardsheathu3a.org.uk

Harlequin Bridge Club Sessions are on Wednesdays at Haywards Heath Town Hall. Play begins at 7.15 p.m. Email andrew@harlequinbridge.co.uk www.bridgewebs.com/harlequin

Lindfield Badminton Club The friendly badminton club in Haywards Heath, Mid Sussex, for women and men, offering competitive badminton club nights and matches in local leagues. Club night is at the Dolphin Leisure Centre, Haywards Heath on Monday nights 8pm-10pm. www.lindfieldbadmintonclubs.co.uk

Haywards Heath Music Society For over 75 years the Society has brought the best of new professional musical talent, plus more established performers, from around the world to Mid Sussex. www.haywardsheathmusicsociety.org.uk Haywards Heath RFC We welcome players of all ages and all levels of experience. Our senior squad trains on Tuesday and Thursdays from 7pm and all youth teams train or play on Sundays.

All ages and levels of experience welcome.

For more information email rugby@hhrfc.co.uk www.hhrfc.co.uk Haywards Heath Rotary We meet twice a month on the first and third Mondays evenings (except Bank Holidays) at 18:00 for 18;30, Birch Hotel, Lewes Road, Haywards Heath. www.rotary-ribi.org Haywards Heath Tennis Club We are a small and friendly Club who offer a warm welcome to players of all ages and standards. For Information on facilities, membership, coaching etc. please contact our Membership Secretary, Lynda on 01444 450883 for a friendly and welcoming chat or email her at lynda.jeyes@sky.com Haywards Heath Tuesday Club Held the second Tuesday of every month.

Interesting talks and demonstrations for all.

New members welcome: 10am -12pm tea/coffree & biscuits £2.00 Ladies only but all welcome.

Haywards Heath Town Hall, 40 Boltro Road, Haywards Heath.

Haywards Heath U3A Join over 1,000 like-minded members who enjoy being able to participate in new hobbies, learn new things and develop

Mid Sussex Choir Mid Sussex Choir has existed for over 70 years. Come along any Wednesday evening at 7.45 pm, at the Methodist Church, Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath RH16 3DN between September and May. Email: contact@midsussexchoir.org.uk www.midsussexchoir.org.uk Mid Sussex District Scouts Offers Beavers, Cubs and Scouts at various locations – look at the Website for information and contact details www.midsussexdistrictscouts.com Mid Sussex Ramblers We offer a varied programme of walks throughout the year to suit all ages and walking abilities. Walks are arranged on most Saturdays and Sundays, Tuesdays and Bank Holidays, with half day walks of 3 to 6 miles and, for the more energetic, all day walks of 10 to 12 miles. During summer months members enjoy Wednesday evening walks of 3 to 5 miles. www.midsussexramblers.co.uk Mumpreneurs Networking Club Business networking events for entrepreneurial women, business parents and those that want to reach them.

01273 681484 info@mumpreneursnetworkingclub.co.uk www.mumpreneursnetworkingclub.co.uk Relax with Colouring Adult Relax with Colouring Sessions at the Haywards Heath Library - Every 2nd Wednesday of the month from 2.00-3pm, just dop-in (all materials provided).

Haywards Heath Library, 34 Boltro Road, RH16 1BN. Tel 01444 255444.

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Sussex Mineral & Lapidary Society Meetings are normally held on the first Friday of the month in the Methodist Church in Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath RH16 3DN from 7.30 - 10.30 p.m. www.smls.online Sussex Mountaineering Federation We meet on the first Wednesday of each month at the Swan in Falmer at 8pm. Please come along and meet us. info2@sussexmountaineeringfederation.org.uk www.sussexmountaineeringfederation.org.uk Sussex Pathfinders We usually have an all-day circular walk, typically of 9 - 11 miles, every Sunday all year round and shorter half day walks on most summer Saturdays and some winter Saturdays. Tel: 07842 792962 www.sussex-pathfinders.co.uk The Art Society Mid Sussex Our membership fee is currently £38 per annum for which it is possible to enjoy 10 lectures with coffee and biscuits beforehand.

Visits and Special Interest Days are also available at a separate charge. info@theartssocietymidsussex.org.uk www.theartssocietymidsussex.org.uk The Group A club for unattached men and women aged 50+. Loads of events: walks, lunches & dinners, golf, theatre, quizzes, holidays. Meet in Burgess Hill on the 2nd Monday of the month. Take a look. www.thegroup.org.uk HAYWARDS HEATH USEFUL NUMBERS Citizens Advice Bureau 0844 4771171 MSDC 01444 458166 Out of Hours 01444 257298 Pest & Control 07762 239847 Parking Office 01444 257298 NHS Direct 0845 4647 Princess Royal Hospital 01444 441881 Sussex Police 101 Gas Leaks 0800 111999 Travel Line 0870 6082608 Help Point 01444 247726 Haywards Heath Town Council 455694

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Ranked as one of the best musicals of all time, this

Broadway star Don Hewes’ (Fred Astaire) dancing

1933 film tells the tale of a new Broadway show

partner goes solo, so Don declares that he can

Downton Abbey

and the naked ambitions of aspiring young chorus

make a hit performer out of the next dance he

Saturday 28th March 7pm

girls waiting for their big break.

sees, which turns out to be the naïve and

Judy

Cyrano de Bergerac

inexperienced chorus girl, Hannah (Judy Garland).

Saturday 23rd May 7pm

Thursday 12th March at 7:00pm

Rocketman

Ashenground Community Centre, Southdown

James McAvoy (X-Men, Atonement) returns to

Wednesday 1st April at 7:30pm

Close, Haywards Heath

the stage in an inventive new adaptation of

An epic musical fantasy about the incredible story

Tickets: £5 in advance, £6 on the door. Children

Cyrano de Bergerac, broadcast to screens from

of Elton John and his breakthrough years.

(under 17) £2.50 in advance, £3 on the door.

the West End in London.

Lisa Stanley, in Concert

Tel: 01444 447050

Billy Connolly – The Sex Life of Bandages

Friday 3rd April at 7:30pm

Email: ashenground@talktalk.net

Friday 13th March at 7:30pm

Lisa Stanley is undoubtedly one of Irelands top

www.ashengroundcc.org

A big screen tribute to an iconic funny man!

female vocalists.

Elvis in Vegas

East Grinstead Music & Arts Festival

Saturday 14th March at 7:30pm

Saturday 4th April to Sunday 10th May

Don't miss this professionally produced stage

East Grinstead Music & Arts Festival (EGMAF)

Lets Face The Music

show celebrating the Vegas Years of the King,

encourages and promotes Performing Arts

Sunday 1st March at 2:00pm

Elvis Presley.

throughout the South of England.

The ConChord Big Band is back and bringing us

Red Joan

Dance: 25th, 26th April, 2nd, 3rd, 9th & 10th May

another afternoon filled with memorable music

Wednesday 18th March at 7:30pm

The Wizard Of Oz

from the big band era, featuring unforgettable

Inspired by an extraordinary true story of Joan

Thursday 9th April to Friday 10th April

sounds from the 1930s, the war years and

Stanley who, living in contented retirement in a

Come and meet Dorothy as she goes on a magical

beyond.

picturesque village in England, was shockingly

adventure to the Land Of Oz!

Giselle

arrested by MI5 and exposed as one of the most

Back to Bacharach

Wednesday 4th March at 7:30pm

influential spies in living history.

Friday 17th April at 7:30pm and 7:30pm

Join Ballet Theatre UK in one of the greatest

Billy Mitchell & Bob Fox

The critically-acclaimed show with their West End

ballets of all time, Giselle.

Thursday 19th March at 7:30pm

cast combine with the amazing musicianship of

Sarah and Duck

It has been a decade since their last tour but

the Magic Moments Orchestra to proudly present

Thursday 5th March at 12:30pm

finally Billy Mitchell (Lindisfarne, Jack the Lad,

the very best of Burt Bacharach.

The enchanting world of Sarah and Duck is

Pitmen Poets) and Bob Fox (Warhorse Songman,

Only Fools and Boycie

brought to life featuring the wonderful characters

Fox & Luckley, Pitmen Poets) are reunited again

Thursday 23rd April at 7:30pm

from the BAFTA award-winning CBeebies show.

with their Water of Tyne, to Fog on the Tyne

Enjoy an intimate evening with one of the

GO NOW! The music of The Moody Blues

Tour.

nation's greatest comedy actors, John Challis, best

Friday 6th March at 7:30pm

Aladdin

known as Boycie in BBC1's Only Fools and Horses.

The music of The Moody Blues is an opportunity

Saturday 21st March at 2:00pm

Yesterday

for fans to experience this timeless music live, in a

Lovable street rat, Aladdin, frees a powerful,

Wednesday 29th April at 7:30pm

tribute to... The Greatest Classic Rock Band of a

wisecracking, larger-than-life genie from a lamp

Jack, a struggling singer-songwriter whose dreams

Generation.

and requests a wish to transform himself into a

of fame are rapidly fading has a freak accident

Country Superstars – Dolly Parton and Friends

charming prince in order to marry Princess

during a mysterious global blackout only to wake

Saturday 7th March at 7:30pm

Jasmine, the beautiful daughter of the sultan of

up to discover that The Beatles never existed, and

Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Dolly Parton

Agrabah.

Jack is the only one to remember them.

being a Member of the Grand Ole Opry this truly

East Grinstead Spring Comedy Gala

Cara Dillon

unique show is hosted by Sarah Jayne who has

Saturday 21st March at 8:00pm

Thursday 30th April at 7:30pm

been performing as Dolly Parton for over 25

Another smashing night of comedy....guaranteed!

Cara Dillon occupies an enviable position at the

years.

The Chronicles of Cora

very top of her genre.

Evolution - Talent Showcase

Saturday 28th March to Sunday 29th March

www.chequermead.org.uk

Sunday 8th March at 2:00pm

*Tickets go on sale on 1st February 2020*

Dreamcatcher Productions proudly present their

Join the talented students from Cora Theatre Arts

show, Evolution, for 2020 which will be

as they perform their annual performance,

showcasing their pupils talent.

showcasing their skills and talent.

Seriously Funny Comedy Club

42nd Street

Afternoon Tea at the Movies: Easter Parade

Friday 28th February 7.30pm Show 8pm Acts: TBC

Wednesday 11th March at 2:00pm

Wednesday 1st April at 2:00pm

£10.00. There is nothing like LIVE stand up

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comedy! Back for its 13th season, the Clair Hall has

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played host to some fantastic acts before they

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reached their giddy stadium heights, including

14 Apr 2020

Michael McIntyre, Rhod Gilbert and Micky

Work with an award-winning team to create your

Thursday 12 March at 2.30pm in the Main Hall

Flannigan!

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of Clair Hall Perrymount Road Haywards Heath

The Treason Show

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Brighton's smash hit Satirical comedy show

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created by award-winning artistic director, Mark

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Thrace and Italy’.

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writers and performed by a multi-talented pool of

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wow it's audiences with its fast-paced, slick and

Thursday 9 April at 2.30pm in the Main Hall of Clair Hall Perrymount Road Haywards Heath

sketch comedians. The Treason Show continues to DARTS MARATHON

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hilarious topical comedy show that is always up to date and is a Brighton institution.

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Title Of ‘Chichester – Romans To

Mark Steel: Every Little Thing's Gonna Be

Join in the Fun and Throw Darts for Charity.

Counterculture.’

Alright

The Rotary Club of Cuckfield & Lindfield invite

Friday 20th March 8pm £15

you to take part, have fun and raise money for

Thursday 14 May at 2.30pm In The Main Hall Of

Mark’s sell-out show Who Do I Think I Am,

charity. No experience necessary!

Clair Hall Perrymount Road Haywards Heath RH16

revealed his natural father was a world

The darts matches are umpired by members

3BN.

backgammon champion. Now the star of Radio

of Cuckfield and Lindfield Rotary, you chose

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4’s Mark Steel’s in Town, and newspaper

the venue.

Entitled King Charles I and King Charles II As

columnist of the year is touring a show which is

Individual sponsorship proceeds to Rotary

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guaranteed to make the world seem even more

supported charities, or shared with your

mental than it is.

nominated charity .

Thursday 11 June at 2.30 pm In The Main Hall Of

Superstars of Wrestling

For more information please contact

Clair Hall Perrymount Road Haywards Heath RH16

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After last year’s huge sell out show at the Clair

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Talk To Be Presented By Gary Enstone - Entitled

show. For one night only the Superstars of

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Wrestling will transform Clair Hall into a superb

CATHERINE’S HOSPICE

Rudyard Kipling And Batemans.

Hall we return with an even bigger and better

Sunday 1st March

Wrestling arena to capture the live atmosphere that you would normally only see on your TV

Annual Bridge Drive

Wiggonholt 5mi / 8km. Moderate.

screens. Wrestlers from all over the world team up

Friday 13th March 2020 2.00 – 5.00pm

Tuesday 3rd March

to take on the very best of Great Britain. Come

Wivelsfield Village Hall, Eastern Road, Wivelsfield

Views towards Cissbury and Chanctonbury 11.3mi

and see live what the rest of the world see on

Green RH17 7QH

/ 18.2km. Moderate.

television!

Join the Haywards Heath Friends of St Catherine’s

Saturday, 7th March

Whole Lotta Led: Setting the Standard

Hospice for an entertaining afternoon of Bridge.

Ashdown Forest - home to Winnie the Pooh,

Friday 27th March 7:30pm £20 General Admission

£40 per table, which includes a delicious

8.5mi / 13.7km. Moderate.

£18 Concession

Afternoon Tea. Free parking and Raffle.

Sunday 8th March

Now in their twenty-fourth year they are the

To book a table, please contact Gaynor on 01444

Winter Tea Stop Wander, 1mi / 1.6km. Easy.

longest running, professional tribute to the music

440452.

Tuesday 10th March Cissbury Ring and Findon, 7.5mi / 12.1km.

of Led Zeppelin with their customary two and half hour shows receiving acclaim from Zeppelin

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Moderate..

Wednesday 11th March

lovers the length and breadth of the UK and abroad.

Saturday 21st March 2020 7:30pm

"The work of the Monday Group". Easy access.

Seriously Funny Comedy Club

Local concert pianist, Caroline Tyler plays

Saturday 14th March

31 Jan 2020 — 18 Dec 2020

Chopin’s Polonaise-Fantasie Op. 61, Ravel’s

A different Plumpton Circular, 3.2mi / 5.1km.

There is nothing like LIVE stand up comedy! Back

Jeux d’eau and Trios by Rachmaninov and

Moderate.

for its 13th season, the Clair Hall has played host

Shostakovich. St Wilfrid’s Church, Haywards

Sunday 15th March

to some fantastic acts before they reached their

Heath. Tickets Adults £15 and under 18 £5 on

Newick & Fletching Circular, 6mi / 9.7km.

giddy stadium heights, including Michael McIntyre,

the door or 01444 417654

Moderate.

Rhod Gilbert and Micky Flannigan!

www.haywardsheathmusicsociety.org.uk

Tuesday 17th March

Catch a laughter-packed comedy night once a

Bolney, Cuckfield Circular, 9mi / 14.5km.

month, with over 2 hours of the latest stand up

Moderate.

acts to hit the UK comedy circuit. Acts: TBC. *Over

Saturday 21st March

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Lecture: The Avant-Garden of the GPO Film

Tuesday 24th March

Unit. Lecturer: John Francis Free Live Music every Saturday (except where

Hever, Chiddingstone & Penshurst, 11mi / 17.7km.

Moderate.

HAYWARDS HEATH SOCIAL CLUB

HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN COUNCIL

ticketed) Sat 7 Mar - Avarice

Saturday 28th March Duncton Circular, 5mi / 8km. Leisurely.

Spring Festival – Around the world!

Sat 14 Mar - Taller Than Jane

Sunday 29th March

Sunday 26th April – 1.30pm – 4.30pm

20 Mar (ticketed) - The Gangsters

Arlington & Abbots Wood, 9mi / 14.5km.

Haywards Heath Spring Festival is expected to

Sat 21 Mar - Far Cry

Moderate.

be even bigger and better for 2020. This

Sat 28 Mar - No Mustang

www.midsussexramblers.co.uk

fantastic annual community event will be

Sat 4 Apr - Widhoney

publicity@midsussexramblers.co.uk

taking place on our beautiful Muster Green.

Sat 11 Apr - The Firetones

Everyone can look forward to seeing all the

Sat 18 Apr - The Revivals

stalls, funfair, performances, donkey rides and

Sat 25 Apr - Dead 70's

competitions as usual as well as some new

6-8 Wivelsfield Road,

Clair Hall, Haywards Heath.

attractions! Why not come along to meet

Haywards Heath RH16 4EG

Lecture; 10.00 to 11.50am coffee from 10.00am

Bonnie the Easter Bunny and have some

www.hhusc.co.uk

Non members welcome

photos taken with her. Bonnie will even

THE ARTS SOCIETY MID SUSSEX

Fri

£7 on the door

entertain you with her dance show as other

Wednesday 18th March 2020

dancers join in the fun.

Lecture: Celebrating Raphael’s Quincentenary

Annual Town Meeting

Citizens Advice Bureau

0844 4771171

Lecturer: Jo Walton

Monday 27th April 2020 Time: 7pm for 7.30pm

MSDC

01444 458166

Wednesday 15th April 2020

start. The annual Town Meeting will be held

Out of Hours

Lecture: Field of Cloth of Gold, 1520: How did

at Council Chamber, Town Hall, 40 Boltro Road,

Pest & Control 07762 239847

they do it?

Haywards Heath, RH16 1BA

Parking Office 01444 257298

Lecturer: Joanna Mabbutt

VE Day 75th Anniversary

NHS Direct

0845 4647

Wednesday 20 May 2020

Friday 8th May, 3pm

Princess Royal Hospital

01444 441881

Lecture: Ravilious, Piper and English Romantic

The Town Council, in partnership with the

Sussex Police

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Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity, would

Gas Leaks

0800 111999

Lecturer: Dr Suzanne Fagence Cooper

warmly like to invite everyone to join in the VE

Travel Line

0870 6082608

Wednesday 17th June 2020

Day Celebrations on Friday 8th May. Events to

Burgess Hill Town Council

01444 247726

Lecture: Packing up the Nation

mark the occasion will be held from 3pm with

Help Point

01444 247726

Lecturer: Dr Caroline Shenton

a Picnic on Muster Green commencing late

Haywards H. Town Council

01444 455694

Wednesday 16th September 2020

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