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s the new editor of Horsham Pages North I would like to welcome you to the first issue under my ownership. There has been no change in the personnel running the magazine because Dee Ryder, Gemma Gray and Clare West will continue to deal with client liaison, sales and distribution respectively. I have been working in media and publishing for over 30 years since my first job at Reed Publications in Sutton, Surrey and have been publishing 5 local magazines in Banstead, Tadworth and Epsom. And, since I have family in Horsham, I am very excited to be publishing the only magazines in Horsham and Southwater to be delivered door-to-door and will be keen to maintain the community
feel of Horsham Pages South, Horsham Pages North and Southwater Life. I would like to thank Julie Maxted for all her hard work in ensuring a smooth transition of the business and congratulate her for growing the publications from one magazine to three and increasing circulation from 4,000 to over 28,000 homes and businesses. The magazines will continue to have no political affiliations and are open to anyone in the locality to contribute news, views and articles. There will be gradual improvements in design and content and I welcome any feedback, comments and suggestions. I look forward to serving the community of Horsham. Richard Milbourn, Editor E: editor@horshampublications.com
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NORTH HORSHAM PARISH COUNCIL
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orth Horsham Parish Council wishes you a Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. Is your new year resolution to get out and meet more people? If you are over 60, then there is an opportunity to attend North Horsham Friendship Club which meets every other Thursday afternoon from 2pm to 4pm at Roffey Millennium Hall. Over the past few weeks the group has enjoyed a lively ‘Oomph’ music and exercise session with Sarah from Glen Arun, produced some spectacular handmade Christmas Crackers thanks to the team from the Repair Café in Horsham and been wonderfully entertained by Tania Rodd who was so good that she received a standing ovation (a first for the group!) and has been invited back next year. The programme of events is available from the Parish Office at Roffey Millennium Hall or on the Parish Council website. A working group of Councillors and residents are exploring setting up a Community Land Trust in North Horsham Parish. ‘Community Land Trusts are a form of community-led housing, set up and run by ordinary people to develop and manage homes as well as other assets. CLTs act as long-term stewards of housing, ensuring that it remains genuinely affordable, based on what people actually earn in their area, not just for now but for every future occupier.’ (National Community Land Trust Network 2018) More information is available on www.communitylandtrusts.org.uk. If you are interesting in joining the group, please let us know. The Parish Council has recruited two new Tree Wardens in the last couple of months. Tree Wardens take a general interest in the trees in the parish and offer valuable local knowledge. The Tree Wardens have started to
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make a log of Parish Council trees and monitor specific trees as required. Finally, if your new year resolution is to make a difference in your community in 2019, then remember that being a Parish Councillor is a great way to give something back to your community, to help have a say on its future and to represent the views of local people. There are currently two vacancies on North Horsham Parish Council, but the Council’s 4 year term ends in May 2019. If there are more than 19 candidates an election will be held. Please keep an eye out for more information in the coming months in Horsham Pages, the Council’s website and its Facebook page. More information about North Horsham Parish Council can be found on the Parish Council website www.northhorsham-pc.gov.uk, or contact the Parish Council through the Clerk on 01403 750786, e-mail parish.clerk@northhorsham-pc.gov.uk
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HORSHAM DISTRICT YEAR OF CULTURE 2019
HORSHAM PUT ON THE CULTURAL MAP
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he Horsham District Year of Culture 2019 has now begun and are delighted to say that we can look forward to a fantastic celebration of culture and heritage across the District. Within the Horsham District you can find world-class musicians, multimillion-selling authors, video games developers and incredibly high-profile actors and artists. We have independent brewers holding barnstorming music nights, digital creatives taking their work across the world, a heritage spanning 5,000 years, world renowned wine producers, sculptors and photographers. There’s a hidden well of talent and quality which is sometimes unexpected and often overlooked. Join us in this Year of Culture 2019 and discover, enjoy, and above all celebrate the wonderful and amazing things and people we have in the area as we begin to put the Horsham District on the cultural map to gain the recognition it deserves. Look out for the new events programme now available at venues across the District that gives you just a taster and flavour of what’s planned for the first half of 2019 from January to June – our second programme covering July to December will be coming soon. Some events are free, others paid for and a few are ongoing events and projects. Some are small with an audience of 12 and others will be big with audiences of 600 or more – check online for details: www.hdculture2019.co.uk We hope you take the chance in 2019 to explore and experience what the District has to offer and discover what a wonderful place it is.
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orsham Music Circle holds a fund raising concert at St Mary’s Parish Church (19 January) when a spendid array of musicians will come together to perform a varied programme as a contribution to Horsham’s Year of Culture celebrating music and welcoming the new year 2019. Those taking part include St Mary’s Church Choir, organist Edward Dean, sopranos Jill Elsworthy and Valerie Lintott, the Handbell Ringers KIPHRA, and Will Duerden, double bass, strings finalist in the BBC Young Musician of the Year. Two other concerts supported by the Year of Culture’s funding scheme are a return visit by the critically acclaimed pianist Jeremy Young (22 March) ‘a player of natural ebullience, he was stylish all evening’, and for the Music Circle’s 77th anniversary concert (11 May) we have drawn together some of our busiest musicians, involved with performance and education, to form a chamber ensemble. The Sharpenhurst Quartet, named after the ‘peak’ that overlooks Christ’s Hospital which is well known as a rural landmark in that area, will be led by Rachel Ellis
Edward Dean and Will Duerden (inset).
and joined by harpist Heather Wrighton and clarinettist Steve Dummer. All concerts are open to the public and individual tickets are available in advance or on the door. Come and join us to experience the rewards of hearing live music performance. To obtain a brochure giving full details contact the Hon. Secretary on 01403 252602, email horshammusiccircle@gmail.com or visit the website www.horsham-music-circle.org.uk
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he Ironing Shop are collecting for the homeless over Christmas. If you have any of the following could you please drop off at The Ironing Shop, Old Guildford Road, Nr Horsham, West Sussex RH12 3SU or ring us on 01403 276444 and we will try and arrange collection. We require new or old warm clothes, jumpers, coats, hats, scarves, gloves, hats, socks, sleeping bags, rucksacks, blankets, sleeping bags, dog food, dog blankets.and dog coats. The collections will be given to Horsham Matters who are running a shelter for the homeless until March 2020.
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FAIRTRADE HORSHAM
MARKET PROMOTES FAIRTRADE
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were donated by Sainsbury’s, Coco Loco, Fairkind Child and The Co-op.
Horsham shoppers about the effect of their
The 93 year old mechanical organ is lovingly
purchasing choice on third world producers.
maintained by Andrew Leach and provided high
Father Christmas was kind enough to pop in
volume musical attraction to the market.
and draw the raffle tickets for the magnificent
The raffle made £450 enabling the Christmas
Fairtrade Raffle prizes which were donated by
Market to make a net profit of £400, which will
Sainsbury’s and The Co-op.
be used to fund the activities of Fairtrade
Fairkind Child is one of Horsham’s Local Fairtrade businesses displaying delightful
Horsham in 2019. Recycling, ethical and Amnesty stalls are
children’s toys. A larger range of fairtrade
aligned with Fairtrade in their objectives of
products are available from the Fairkind Child
improving the world we share. Ethical trading
shop in Pires Place and online. Coco Loco was also
emphasises the effect our spending has on the
a very popular local Fairtrade chocolate based stall
producing communities and environment.
on the market. Coco Loco has a unit in Swan walk
Recycling helps us consider alternatives to
with a relaxing Fairtrade café and chocolate shop.
consuming the world’s scarce raw resources.
The market had a huge range of Fairtrade and
Amnesty International highlights the appalling
recycled products. The fairtrade producers in
methods used to suppress fair and just treatment
poorer countries benefit from the strict Fairtrade
of groups and individuals.
Foundation rules which ensure a sustainable price
Horsham Fairtrade is one of the 600 Fairtrade
and social premium is provided for their local
towns in the UK, which promote fairtrade, so that
community. The Market was a great place to get
our third world suppliers are provided with
unusual Christmas presents, which benefit the
sustainable incomes and their communities are
producers, as well as delighting the recipients.
supported with community funds, which they can
The Fairtrade cakes were baked and donated by supporters of the market. This year the café and cake sales made £200 which will be donated to
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STUNNING LINES A recent major donation of art work by the family of Vincent Lines, a leading 20th century British artist, has gone on display at Horsham Museum and Art Gallery.
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he skilful pen and ink drawings portray the places and people of the Horsham area in the 1930s when Vincent was the popular head of Horsham Art School. Marking the 50th anniversary of his death, the family of Vincent Lines have made the generous decision to gift Horsham Museum some 20 works of art, including 10 drawings of Horsham and its area. Featuring key local landmarks such as St Mary’s Church, Chesworth Farm, Park House, and Market Square illustrate Horsham in a bygone era. The generous donation has inspired Horsham Museum’s 2019 calendar Stunning Lines which features all of his district images given to the Museum, which is now available to purchase. The exhibition Stunning Lines is on display in the Museum’s Watercolour Gallery, a fitting place to display one of the leading watercolour artists of the 20th century, who later
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became Vice President of The Royal Watercolour Society. The family have also given the museum two oils including a brilliant selfportrait with paint pallet in hand and two watercolours of Le Havre, a medium for which he had national recognition. Reflecting his other career as an illustrator of books, Horsham District Council’s Horsham Museum have also been given a rare lithographic stone. Vincent Lines came to Horsham in his 20s to take up the position of Principal at the Horsham School of Art and under his leadership, the school flourished throughout the 1930s. It was Vincent who appointed the renowned stone letter carver and typeface designer and artist David Kindersley to teach at the school. During World War Two Vincent, who was living in Horsham at the time, was asked by Sir Kenneth Clark to join the team of 97
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watercolour artists to record Britain that was most likely to be destroyed by bombing and then by progress. So starting in the South East, they moved across the country using watercolours because Clark hoped that the scheme would help preserve this characteristic medium. Over 1,500 watercolours were produced with Vincent painting local scenes including The Causeway. After the war, Vincent moved to Hastings where he became principal of the Hastings School of Art inspiring other pupils. He also continued to draw and illustrate books including The English Windmill published in the 1950s. Stunning Lines by Vincent Lines at Horsham Museum & Art Gallery opens on 9 November until 9 February 2019. Admission is free of charge. Horsham Museum and Art Gallery is open Monday-Saturday 10am -5pm. Details at www.horshammuseum.org.
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HORSHAM MUSEUM & ART GALLERY
THE STORY OF ROFFEY CAMP
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o mark the centenary of the signing of the Armistice on 11th November 1918, Horsham Museum & Art Gallery have chosen to highlight the story of Roffey Camp. Using contemporary photography, film footage, the camp newspaper, and locally-produced posters, the display aims to highlight the life of the camp and its relationship to the local area. The outbreak of war saw around 1,500 young soldiers from London arriving in Horsham. The population of Horsham in 1914 was a mere 11,500, and therefore the addition of 1,500 young men would have been a major event. By early March 1915, work was completed at the new Roffey Camp and the battalion were moved into new, purpose-built accommodation. Roffey Camp stretched from the Norfolk Arms to Forest Road, with the main entrance on Crawley Road.
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The camp was home to numerous groups of soldiers and remained in use until 1919. The human cost of the First World War was enormous, and is still felt to this day. The photographs and ephemera in the exhibition demonstrate the duality of the war. Lively, active young men signed up to do their bit for King and Country, with the support of the nation. Gradually, as the reality of the brutal conflict became clear, the joy and national pride so visible in these images began to fade. The First World War serves as a reminder of the devastating impact of war, and the tragedy of these young lives cut short in their prime. Home from Home: Life at Roffey Camp in WWI runs from 6 November to 19 January 2019. Admission is free of charge. Horsham Museum and Art Gallery is open Monday-Saturday 10am 5pm. For more information see www.horshammuseum.org.
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vineyards in the UK and South Africa, bought the Leonardslee estate in 2017. She has opened the restaurant (October 19th 2018) after 18 months’ intensive restoration of the gardens and Grade II Listed mansion house. The gardens will open in early 2019. Diners can feast on the multiple courses that include for example: estate rabbit, winter purslane, hogweed cider and charcoal; also fallow deer with local braai and sour raspberry; and oyster, foraged greens and juniper. Penny Streeter brought Executive Chef Jean
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Interlude Restaurant.
Delport from his native South Africa 8 months ago to plan and prepare for the launch - from recruiting his team, which includes Chef Ruan Pretorius, to designing new kitchens, creating original tasting menus and sourcing the finest ingredients from the estate and selected local farmers. Jean has particular experience from South Africa of how to complement extraordinary tasting menus with fine wines. Guests at Interlude can enjoy a selection of wines from the owner’s vineyard at Benguela Cove, Hermanus in South Africa. In Sussex, Penny Streeter has planted 40 acres of vineyards at Leonardslee and at a second site, three miles away at Mannings Heath, where she has created the UK’s first golf and wine estate. Guests arriving at the mansion house, built in 1855, are greeted in the grand hallway with music from a self-playing piano and drinks in the bar. They are then seated together at around 7pm in the restaurant, enjoying views across acres of gardens in the steep valley below, and east and south across to the South Downs. Penny Streeter OBE is the owner of the Benguela Collection vineyards and hospitality group. It includes the 400 acre Mannings Heath Golf and Wine Estate, located three miles from Leonardslee, and Benguela Cove vineyard in South Africa, as well as four restaurants and a hotel on the Garden Route.
Chef Jean Delport.
Executive Chef Jean Delport has worked with owner Penny Streeter at her restaurant in Somerset West, Cape Town for several years. Jean trained and won awards at the prestigious Zevenwacht Chef School in South Africa. With a background in classical French and English cooking, including several seasons in Ireland, he is noted as an innovator, changing and improving upon his own menus and selection of ingredients regularly. Chef Ruan Pretorius began his career, and was finally head chef at restaurant Terroir in the Cape winelands in South Africa. Terroir is one of South Africa’s most decorated restaurants, in the top 20 of the country for 19 years running. He decided to join Jean Delport in the UK to meet an exciting new challenge at Restaurant Interlude. #restaurantinterlude Facebook: www.facebook.com/InterludeSussex Twitter: www.twitter.com/InterludeSussex Instagram: www.instagram.com/interludesussex The 200 acre Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens, attracted some 50,000 visitors a year until it closed in 2010 as a result of financial difficulties. It was a favourite destination for families drawn by the outstanding displays of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, magnolias and bluebells. From March 2019 visitors can again enjoy the gardens and the 19th-century Italianate style house, listed Grade II for architectural merit, and C O N T I N U E D O N PA G E 2 2
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a unique doll’s house exhibition on site. A rare colony of wallabies, wildfowl and huge carp in the seven ponds are a further attraction. The garden restoration project has been described as the largest of its kind since Heligan in the 1990s. With no maintenance work carried out for eight years, it has required a team of up to 20 gardeners working since the summer of 2017 to restore the gardens, including clearing nearly 10 miles of pathways along the steep valley landscape. Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens and Mannings Heath Golf & Wine Estate are divisions of The Benguela Collection, a wine producer and hospitality group that Penny Streeter started in 2013 with the acquisition of the Benguela Cove Wine Estate, at the edge of South Africa’s southern coast. The group now includes four restaurants and a hotel on the Garden Route.
Penny Streeter owner of Interlude, CEO Leonardslee.
A new Pinotage planting in 2018 brings the total of vines under cultivation to 66,000 across 16 hectares at Leonardslee and a second site, three miles away at Mannings Heath, where a vineyard was planted in 2017 to create the UK’s first golf and wine estate. Total production is projected at some 100 tonnes, 75,000 bottles of sparkling wine annually: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier - and now a non-sparkling Pinotage. The first crop is due in 2020 and first release of wine in 2023.
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ST MARK’S CHURCH HOLBROOK
CHURCH WINS SILVER ECO AWARD
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t. Mark’s Church, Parish of Holbrook, has won a Silver Eco Church Award, in recognition of efforts to care for God’s earth
in each of these areas: worship and teaching, management of buildings and land, community and global engagement and lifestyle. Eco Church is the Christian charity A Rocha UK’s award scheme for churches in England and Wales, run in partnership with Christian Aid, Tearfund, The Church of England, The Methodist Church
including washing up instead of using disposable
and The United Reformed Church. The Eco Church
items, recycling and caring for St Mark’s gardens,
vision is for churches of all denominations to care
buildings, congregation and community. St Mark’s
for creation, as an integral part of loving their
worship and teaching is already Eco Church Gold
neighbours and following God faithfully. The free
standard. The next step towards an Eco Church
online Eco Church survey and supporting
Gold Award was setting up three hedgehog
resources equip churches to express their care for
hotels in St Mark’s gardens, a response to the UK’s
God’s world. Actions count towards a prestigious
hedgehog population halving since the year 2000.
Eco Church Award at Bronze, Silver or Gold level.
More information about St Mark’s Eco Church
www.ecochurch.arocha.org.uk Revd Dr Mark Betson, Rural and Environment
journey: www.stmarksholbrook.org.uk/ecochurch.html
Officer for the Diocese of Chichester and
Revd Dr Richard Coldicott congratulated
Vicar of Lower Beeding, presented the
Brighton Road Baptist Church in
Eco Church Silver Award plaque to
Horsham on recently also achieving a
Reverend Dr Richard Coldicott, Vicar of
Silver Eco Church Award. He also
St Mark’s and the certificate to Revd
congratulated Revd Dr Mark Betson as
Mike Nelson, Assistant Curate of St
he takes up his new role as National Rural Officer for the Church of England
Mark’s. Revd Dr Richard Coldicott said: “At St. Mark’s we believe it is really important that we
in January 2019. The Revd Dr Mark Betson said: “The Eco Church
are good custodians of the environment and
program has enabled St Mark’s to recognize some of
stewards of this earth, and it has been really
the excellent work they have been doing already in
exciting to engage with the Eco Church Award
teaching and acting out care for our environment,
Scheme. At a time when British wildlife and
plus has identified new directions to do more. They
countryside is under many threats, it has been
have joined with Brighton Road Baptist Church in
really rewarding to feel that we can make a
reaching the fantastic level of a Silver Award,
contribution to redress that balance in our own
showing the Churches commitment in this area. The
community of Holbrook, particularly when we’ve
issue of our environment is something that,
realised what appear to be small steps can make a
particularly through Climate Change, is impacting
real difference.”
on people’s lives across the world now more than
Karen Park, St Mark’s Eco Church Champion, thanked everyone who helped achieve this award
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Until recently, veganism was considered extreme and mainstream media comments were often negative. However with an estimated 3.5 million vegans in the UK, all that is changing as more plant-based options are becoming available in supermarkets, shops and restaurants. For many, the transition to veganism is triggered by awareness of the cruelty to animals in both the meat and dairy industry. For others it may be for health reasons, as it now generally accepted that a well-planned plant-based diet can bring many long-term health benefits. And for most, the decision to follow a vegan lifestyle goes hand in hand with knowing that overall it is considered a more environmentally friendly way of living. So whether you are a fully-fledged vegan or just need some ideas or a bit of inspiration for a vegan friend or relative, do come along and take a look! Vegan Fest Horsham will be at the Drill Hall in Denne Road, Horsham on Saturday 23rd February 2019 from 10.30am till 4.30pm. The entrance fee is £2.00 per person (under 16’s free) and all profits will be going jointly to The Born Free Foundation and Animals Asia (UK registered charities). For further details visit Vegan Fest Horsham’s Facebook page or email veganfesthorsham@gmail.com.
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S U S TA I N A B L E M E N S W E A R Óisín CollisheI talks to Horsham Pages North about the business, based in Horsham, he has set up to sell his Óisín clothing brand. He plans to build up a fully ethical and sustainable menswear range and has started off with two striped t-shirts so far, both made in Portugal, out of GOTS organic cotton yarn.
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requires me to weave in both elements of design
balance this sustainability with creative
and environmental consideration throughout the
designs that don't stay relevant for just one season,
process. For instance, my initial venture into t-shirts
but do so for years on end. Everything within the
isn’t just a case of incorporating organic cotton into
design has been considered; the t-shirt's labels are
the mix and then settling for it being sustainable...
organic, the swing tags are made out of fully
trying to get everything as eco-friendly as possible
recycled card, the 'plastic' packaging is made out of
can create a lot of barriers, especially when working
a biodegradable bio-plastic and even my business
on a small batch.
he idea is that all of the garments will use the
cards are made out of recycled t-shirt cotton offcuts.
It's really stimulating to design clothing that
A key reason I decided to set my brand up with
I'm currently looking to get a banner made out of
ethical and sustainable intentions is because of how
hemp for my market stall up at Portobello Road,
much pollution and waste the fashion industry
where I plan to continue selling every Friday and
causes. I remember the first time that I heard
Saturday. Come and visit me there if you want to
fashion was the 2nd most polluting industry... it
see and feel the garments yourself and have a chat.
turned me off wanting to create a fashion brand
Equally, my online store is www.oisinclo.com and
altogether. After a while, I thought 'I could still
Instagram is @oisinclo.
create clothing and pursue a design-lead path if I
I am creating the brand with a holistic approach
look to counter this issue by setting up something
to sustainability and ethics, trying to communicate
sustainable that uses organic and recycled
these aspects as clearly as possible so that
materials'. I also believe that fashion can be an
consumers have a better understanding of why the
amazing platform to promote better values and
t-shirt is more valuable than the standard
positive ideals, so this is something I aim to
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That’s how much you, as a West Sussex resident, could expect to pay for your care in a residential or nursing care home. Choosing care for yourself, or supporting a family member to do so, is a lifechanging and important decision to take. It’s vital that you seek trusted independent specialist financial advice. Don’t leave it to chance that your finances will meet the cost of your care.
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They will inform you of the available options and discuss products and services from across the whole market. Your first consultation with a care fees specialist is free, and they will explain the cost of any further advice. As part of this scheme, you can also access a free money advice service from Age UK West Sussex.
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Rose’s story by a Carewise care fees specialist I first met 83-year-old Rose in 2005. She was in good mental and physical health, but she had lost confidence about living on her own and wanted to move into a care home. Once her house was sold, Rose had around £218,000 in available capital. Together, we
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@HOME WIN BEST AGENCY AGAIN
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Home Estate Agents have been named as the best estate and lettings agency in West Sussex by the Best Estate Agent Guide for the second year running. And they’ve also bagged 8th place for the whole of the UK, which is the best in the South East region (excluding London)! @Home were also the only local company to be rated as Exceptional in both Estate Agency and Lettings Agency services and were only one of 4 UK branches to be rated as Exceptional in all 3 judging areas. This builds on last year’s success when they came 28th in the UK as the best performing branch in West Sussex. The Best Estate Agent Guide is the most rigorous estate agency performance review undertaken, assessing over 25,000 estate and letting agency branches in the UK using independent experts and scoring against a set of performance and customer service criteria. It marks the start of an exciting month for @Home as they are also the only UK based agency to be shortlisted for 3 categories in The Negotiator Awards. The Best Estate Agent Guide and Negotiator Awards really are the pinnacle of estate agency recognition and have been described as ‘The Oscars’ of estate agency. Director Paul Davies says: “I’m absolutely thrilled with yet another recognition of how hard we work as a team and am thankful for our clients that support us. The team deserves the credit here and it’s hard to believe that in just 3 years of trading, the Best Estate Agent Guide has rated us each year as the best estate and lettings agency locally. We can add that to the British Property Awards rating us as the best in the Horsham District for 2 years running and All Agents recognising us as the best locally for 3 years running and the forthcoming Negotiator Awards shortlisting in 3 categories. As a team, we have a real passion for property
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and our expertise in online property marketing, coupled with sales excellence and a team that are willing to go above and beyond the call of duty has proved to be a winning formula and helped us grow into 2 branches in Southwater and Horsham. We do things differently and it’s nice to see that the overwhelming majority of our 5* reviews mention honesty, communication and trustworthiness as part of our strengths. Estate agency doesn’t always have the best reputation but were changing that 1 client at a time. @Home Estate and lettings Agency are a local, independently run company. Their marketing reach is wider than any other local agency which helps them achieve better sales prices. They are the only company to advertise property on all of the online property portals and in all of the local newspapers. They also run as a co-operative in that the team have a 25% profit share and is the reason they get such great reviews. Pop in to one of their branches, either in Beeson House, Southwater or on Caterways (just off Merryfield Drive) in Horsham to find out more about what makes them different.” If you’d like to know more visit www.athomeestates.co.uk
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SUSSEX KITCHEN DESIGNS Q & A The faces behind the scenes. Who are the people behind your local businesses? Here's your chance to find out! Name & business: Sussex Kitchen Designs Website address: sussexkitchendesigns.co.uk Facebook or Twitter? We have a facebook page that is regularly updated with recent work done! Any pets? Do guitars count as pets? What's your favourite shop?
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Debbie: Local farm shops and cafes that sell local
musical tastes are similar!
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olice are investigating six burglaries at homes in Horsham and Southwater which happened on the same day. Intruders broke into properties in Blackbridge Lane, Duchell Copse and Spencers Place, Horsham, and Millfields, Nutham Lane, Cedar Lane in Southwater on Thursday (8 November). They made an untidy search of each house and jewellery was stolen from all apart from the one in Nutham Lane, where the burglars were disturbed. Detective Constable Simon Goulding said: "We believe this series of burglaries are linked and we are urging anyone with information or any witnesses to contact us. "We are also advising householders to lock all doors and windows even if you are in the back garden, consider installing an intruder alarm, mark your valuables by using your postcode, leave some lights on if it will be dark before you get home and fit security lighting." If you witnessed any suspicious behaviour or have any information about the burglaries please contact police online or ring 101 quoting serial 490 of 08/11. A burglary in your own home is a devastating experience that can affect you and your family long after the incident has occurred. The good news is that the risk of becoming a victim of burglary in Sussex is low. By applying a few prevention methods you can make your home less attractive to burglars - see below. If you see any suspicious activity please contact us at www.sussex.police.uk/contact-us/
DAILY SECURITY • Keep all wallets, purses, credit cards and car keys out of sight and out of reach. • If you leave your house empty, even if you are in the back garden, lock all the doors and windows.
• An intruder alarm can be an effective deterrent against burglars, seek advice to ensure it is the most suitable for your needs. • Make it a habit to mark your valuables by using your postcode and house number or name. • Some articles are unsuitable for marking so photograph them next to a ruler. • Register your property at www.immobilise.com, it's free of charge and can increase your chances of being reunited with your property. DURING SUMMER • Remember to close all windows, especially those on the ground floor, when you go out. • If you are in your garden, remember to lock your front door and close windows. • Consider fitting window restrictors to keep you cool when you are asleep. AFTER DARK • Leave some lights on if it will be dark before you get home. • When you go out in the evening, always leave a light on in a room that can not be peered into from the road. • Fit security lighting - either dusk to dawn energy efficient lighting that will come on automatically as dusk sets in, or infrared activated lighting which draws attention to movement. IN THE GARDEN • Ensure that gates or access to the rear of the house are locked and secure. • Trim overgrown plants - don't give burglars a hiding place. • Secure garden tools and ladders in a locked shed or garage to prevent them being used to break into your home. Fit outside security lighting and a visible burglar alarm to help deter burglars.
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THE KITCHEN STORE Come and visit us in our Horsham showroom where Cat and the team will be happy to welcome you and discuss your exciting new kitchen project
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ere at The Kitchen Store, you’ll
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immediately feel at ease and be sure to
with your designer who will continue to work
receive a warm welcome from our friendly
with you right through to final completion of
team, who will be more than happy and willing to
your kitchen. We have a team of experienced and
answer any questions you may have from the
dedicated installers whose knowledge of our
moment you set foot in the showroom. We have a
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Horsham, Brighton & Hove and Lancing, where the
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LOCAL AUTHOR
THE FAITHFUL BY JULIET WEST
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he paperback edition of the latest novel by local writer Juliet West (above) has just been published. Set in the Sussex village of Aldwick in the 1930s, ‘The Faithful’ follows 16-year-old Hazel as she is drawn in to the dark world of Oswald Mosley’s blackshirts. When the blackshirts set up a seaside camp near her home, she finds herself befriended by two very different people: Lucia, who is fiercely loyal to the party, and Tom, who is desperate to break away. Hazel and Tom fall in love, but as Britain is pulled towards war, Hazel’s life goes into freefall. A tangle of secrets threatens to snare her, and she must decide where to place her trust. Juliet West grew up in Worthing and studied history at Cambridge University. She worked as a journalist before taking an MA in Creative Writing at Chichester University, where she graduated with distinction and won the Kate Betts’ Memorial Prize. Juliet is also the author of ‘Before the Fall’ published by Mantle/Macmillan in 2014 In addition to writing novels, Juliet is also a copywriter for local marketing agency PMW Communications, where she uses her writing
skills on a wide range of projects. Juliet says, “For many years fiction-writing was only a hobby, and to be honest I still pinch myself when I see my books in the shops. “I just love writing in all its forms, and I feel very lucky to be able to work with words and tell stories for a living.” Peter Sutton, Managing Director at PMW Communications added, “Congratulations to Juliet on the launch of her latest novel in paperback. We’re delighted to have someone with her writing ability working with us, and I do wonder how many of our clients realise the copy for their website, or press advert, or their latest blog has been written by a successful and published novelist!” The Faithful is published by Pan Macmillan and is available to buy from leading book stores and online platforms. Further information can be found by visiting www.julietwest.co.uk.
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HORSHAM LIONS CLUB
SWIMARATHON PLANNED FOR 2019
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he Swimarathon is one of Horsham Lions biggest annual events and next year will be their eighth year running the event at The Pavilions in the Park Leisure Centre. Over the last seven years the Swimarathon has raised over £50,000 for Horsham Lions Club which has been donated to a number of local schools, organisations and charities. The event takes place on Sunday 19 March 2019 and the closing date for entries is 4th February 2019. In 2017 and 2018 the event supported Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice which provides a wide range of services for children with life-shortening conditions and their families. Over the two years the event raised an amazing amount totalling £18,192.29 for the hospice. In 2019, we are supporting Jigsaw Trust which provides specialist education and support for children and adults with autism, based on Dunsfold Park in Surrey. The aims of Jigsaw Trust are to improve the lives of those affected by an autism spectrum disorder and to promote a greater knowledge and understanding of autism. Founded on the principle of excellence through continual learning, the Trust aspires to provide the highest quality of education and lifelong learning possible. Set up in 1999 by a group of local parents of children with autism, Jigsaw CABAS School now provides specialist education for 65 children
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aged 4-19 years. A separate Life Skills Centre has been established in Guildford which provides a home environment for students to increase their levels of independence by learning and practicing essential life skills. JigsawPlus, established in 2012, has recently opened its new Centre for Lifelong Learning where it provides support for 31 adults with autism aged 18+, developing their independence and essential life skills. Additionally, the Trust has been operating a number of Social Enterprises; including, GARDENworks, ARTWorks and Cafe on the Park. Cafe on the Park provides a unique environment in which Jigsaw Plus adult learners can undertake a wide variety of work experience tasks within a safe and supportive environment. Jigsaw relies on the fundraising efforts and support of the local community to ensure that they can provide the best resources and learning opportunities for their pupils and adult learners. As Jigsaw is continually expanding, the school is now in need of a new early year’s play area for the younger pupils to enjoy during their break times. The funds raised from this event will help Jigsaw to provide a fun and safe play area to help their pupils explore and develop their motor skills, imagination, balance and sensory stimulation through play. This is essential for all children to develop and understand their surroundings. In addition the staff and students at the school new lap top computers and I pads
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as they are crucial to record behavioural information and regularly update individual progress for the students. This equipment is not covered by local authority grants. Horsham Lions are delighted to announce that our 2019 Swimarathon is being sponsored by P T C Systems who are a Nationwide company working in the underground cabling field. Horsham Lions Club wish to help the play area development and the provision of new I T Equipment by donating its share of monies raised from the 2019 Swimarathon and one half of all received will be donated to this cause, including tax recovered under Gift Aid. Swimarathon teams can consist of people aged eight to 70 inclusive: • The team needs to include up to six swimmers plus an adult non-swimming team captain. • The first team member swims one length of the pool and then rests while the other members
take turns to swim a length of 25 metres. • The first swimmer then swims again and so on, for 55 minutes. • The team start swimming at 1pm with other teams starting –on the hour- until 5pm when the last teams start their swim. Eighty teams can be accommodated each hour. You can enter our team today by e-mailing Lion Tom Osborne tomosborne1947@gmail.com or phone 01403 241167 for an Entry Form and Information Pack. Alternatively you may visit: www.horshamlions.freeuk.com.
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PSYCHOTHERAPY & COUNSELLING
NO SHAME IN MENTAL ILLNESS
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rom time to time we all face difficulties in our lives but how much these affect us and how we overcome them, differs from person to person. This is often because in addition to obvious suffering, there can be other events that seem â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;normalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; or minor. These can all trigger, usually unconsciously, a past trauma. It has been reported that this is the underlying cause of post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, and that people suffering with this debilitating condition have been retraumatised. Of course, the sufferer is usually unaware of past suffering as the immediate symptoms are prevalent and sometimes allconsuming. This is also relevant to other mental health conditions and illnesses. In my experience, I
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have not met anyone coping with mental health difficulties who has not experienced trauma of some kind in their background. This may be because those people are more vulnerable to abuse for example, but I believe that trauma has contributed to their lack of well-being. Mental illness is not restricted to a few. Members of the royal family, particularly Prince Harry, have highlighted their own difficulties and there should be no shame in any of us acknowledging and sharing our suffering and seeking help to overcome it. Contact Debbie Moore on 07526 388631 or visit www.psychotherapywestsussex.co.uk
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S T C AT H E R I N E ’ S H O S P I C E
PULLING INTO HORSHAM STATION Are you looking for an extra special gift this season? Then St Catherine’s Hospice can help you!
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he local hospice has chartered the famous Belmond British Pullman, the sister train to the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, to take people on an unforgettable trip next spring. Pulling into Horsham station on Saturday 18 May 2019, the impressive train will whisk guests through stunning Sussex countryside as it travels towards Windsor. During your outbound journey, you can sit back and relax as you indulge in a Bellini Brunch accompanied by live music. You’ll then have time to explore historic Windsor, including the Queen’s favourite weekend home, Windsor Castle (entry fee included) before heading back to Horsham. On your return journey, you’ll be welcomed back on board with a glass of champagne before enjoying an exquisite three course dinner and wine in your opulent surroundings. This bespoke trip has never been available locally before and offers people a truly extraordinary Christmas treat. Travelling on the Belmond British Pullman is a genuine, vintage pleasure. Carriages have been restored to the former glory of their 1920’s heyday. Over a century ago, George Mortimer Pullman, the father of luxury train travel, instructed the finest craftsman of the time to create in his words, “A Palace on Wheels.” And today, the Pullman train and its carriages continue to be just that. Give someone you love an exclusive chance to travel back in time to an age of glamour and luxury this Christmas. And help raise vital funds for local terminally ill people in your community. Tickets for this incredible trip are £420 per person. To book your tickets, or for more information, contact Hannah Shorter at St Catherine’s on 01293 447364.
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ebruary 4th the year of the Earth Pig 2019 is nearly upon us, what has it got in store for you. Here is a brief over view if you would like to know more pop over JLO Feng Shui Group where I share more insights. Rat – A great year for advancement in your career. Ox – You will need extra patient this year and look at your internal choices carefully. Tiger – You have auspicious stars in your chart this year, it all looking rosy career wise. Rabbit- Set your goals and they are achievable this year, look forward to a fantastic time. Dragon – It’s all about relationships this year all set to prosper in 2019. Snake – This Chinese animal is the clash for the year, so expect the unexpected. Horse – Plan, plan, plan and this could be an amazing year for you both career wise and personally. Goat – You need to make communication crystal clear, to ensure no hurdles. Monkey – You have five auspicious stars this year, invest in yourself. Rooster – Time to learn a new skill. Be smart with your money though. Dog – You need to be flexible this year, as things don’t always go to plan. Pig – Do not let your emotions get in the way, use others for guidance and support Tel: 01903 787888 and email Janine@janinelowe.co.uk Website www.janinelowe.com or on Facebook and Twitter.
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TRAY-BAKED CHICKEN & ROOT VEG Preparation time: 20 minutes Cooking time: 1 hour Serves 4 INGREDIENTS 1 small celeriac, peeled and cut into 2½ cm/1in chunks 1 small swede, peeled and cut into 2½ cm/1in chunks 2 large sweet potatoes, scrubbed and cut into 2½ cm/1in chunks 2 medium parsnips, scrubbed and quartered lengthways 2 large garlic cloves, thinly sliced 2 tbsp olive oil and olive oil ½ tsp cumin seeds a few sprigs of sage 8 chicken thighs or drumsticks (skin on) METHOD
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reheat the oven to 200C / gas 6 / fan 180C. Put the chunks of celeriac, swede, sweet potato,
parsnips and garlic in a large roasting tin. Sprinkle liberally with the olive oil and cumin, and season well with salt and pepper. Toss the vegetables together so they are lightly coated in oil. Put in the oven towards the top and roast for 30 minutes. Meanwhile, lightly oil then season the chicken skins, and lay a couple of sage leaves over each thigh or drumstick. Remove the roasting pan from the oven and turn the vegetables over. Lay the chicken pieces on top. Roast for 30- 35 minutes more, until the vegetables are tender, and the chicken skin is nice and crispy. Serve with creamy mash and lightly cooked Savoy cabbage.
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MAKE A DIFFERENCE 2018 was an interesting year for the environment.
here were lots of upsetting images and
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and we’re delighted they’ve agreed to join us for the
frightening predictions on our screens. For
whole weekend of the March show. Together with
those promoting sustainable living, it was both
Kinder Tech, we’ll have our biggest Repair section yet.
scary and encouraging at the same time, as
Please check the website or our social media for a
programmes like ‘Blue Planet’ and others seemed to
complete list and to book a repair slot.
act as a wake up call to the public. Suddenly plastic
3) Avoid single use plastic. Trying to live totally ‘plastic
was all over the news and every day brought a new
free’ is almost impossible for most of us and likely to
petition.
end in failure. Reducing our dependence on single use
Petitions and Facebook posts are great - but far
plastic is much easier, and very effective.
more important is what each of us do on a day to day
4) Review your energy use at home.
basis. That’s exactly what Kinder Living is about, and
5) Avoid food waste.
we’re not the only ones. There are some amazing
6) Think about the clothes you buy - at the show
groups and individuals in this area, doing different
there will be textile repairs and a stylish clothes
things, but all with the same intention - protecting
‘swish’!
this beautiful planet we live on.
7) Be open to new materials and technologies - there are some amazing innovations out there.
On Saturday March 2nd and Sunday March 3rd 2019 the fourth Kinder Living Home Show will take
8) Support local - the number of trucks, trains, boats
place in Horsham. This will be the biggest show yet,
and planes moving stuff around the globe can be
and we’re gathering together local businesses,
reduced if we all buy local more often. (It’s great for
environmental groups, charities and public services to
the local economy too.)
bring you as much information and inspiration as
9) Eat less meat. Being vegan or vegetarian is not for
possible.
everyone, but eating less meat is something we can all
Not sure where to start in your home? Pick one of
do and it can be very tasty!
these and just try to do a little - every bit really helps.
10) Grow your own, or if you don’t have a garden,
1) Use less, re-use & up-cycle. Recycling is fine, but
join an allotment group.
what we really need to do is cut down what we use in
If last year made you think a bit harder about the
the first place, and find new ways to use
plastic you use and the clothes you own,
stuff again and again.
make this year the time for action. For
2) Repair stuff. Horsham Repair Cafe takes
more information see
place on the first Saturday of each month,
www.kinderliving.co.uk.
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e understand how difficult it can be to get all the information and advice you need to support you in your day to day activities. That’s why we created West Sussex Connect to Support – a website which brings together a wealth of information and resources that you can access with just a few clicks. You’ll see on the homepage that the website is split into different sections to help you find what you’re looking for. • I want some information and advice – advice and information on health and well-being, money matters, being a carer, different conditions and disabilities and much more. • I want to find things to do locally – clubs, support groups and activities where you can learn a new skill, meet likeminded people in your community, and keep active. • I want to buy products and services – equipment or services to help you stay safe around your home and support you day-to-day. Take a look around our Equipment House where you can go from room to room and discover the help that’s available. • I want to find out about social care support – you can complete an online assessment which you can use to help you plan and buy your support.
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HOLBROOK FOR SMALL CHILDREN
Community Information Board various days, venues and times. Please add your
Contact Bill King 253752
daughter’s details to the Girlguiding web-site – Holbrook Community Pre-School
www.girlguiding.org.uk and use the register
St Mark’s, Parish of Holbrook
Sessional day care for children
your interest tab. Someone from Horsham will
Every Sunday 8.30am for Holy Communion
between 2 and 5
then contact you.
Sunday 10.30am Morning Worship with Holy
Place North Heath Hall
Communion every third Sunday. Wednesday
Contact Jacky Tee
FOR WOMEN
hcp.registrar@gmail.com
9:45am Traditional Service Café Praise 7.30pm every 1st and 3rd Sunday;
01403 265793 / 07925 576391
North Heath WI
informal service with refreshments
Horsham North Heath WI meet at The Tythe
Place St Mark’s
Mini Marks
Barn, Pondtail Road on the 1st Tuesday of the
Contact Jo Allen and Brenda Harwood
Activities for under 5s and their carers on the
month. 10.00am-12 noon. Visitors very welcome.
St Mark’s Church Office - 261380
3rd Wednesday of each month 12.30pm
Contact Mrs E. Ghinn. Tel: 267510
www.stmarksholbrook.org.uk
Contact Jo Allen and Brenda Harwood
Holbrook Horsham WI
HDC Health Walks
St Mark’s Church Office - 261380
A friendly group of ladies meets on third
Two mile circular walk around riverside at
www.stmarksholbrook.org.uk
Tuesday of every month,
10.45am every Monday. Suitable for new
except August for guest speakers
walkers.
Holbrook Hoglets
and activities. 7.45 – 10.00pm.
Meet at Sussex Barn car park
A parent, baby and toddler group open to all
Place: Tythe Barn, Pondtail Road
Contact Ann & John 268885
children under school age. Running every
Contact: Anita 01403 272120.
One and a half mile walk around Horsham Park
Place St Mark’s
Wednesday afternoon during term time from 1:30 to 3:00. £1 per family with tea and cake for
at 10.30am every Wednesday. Suitable for the FOR ALL
the parents and snacks for the children.
elderly and people recovering from illness, operation or accident.
Place: Holbrook Youth Centre
Icebreakers Singles Dining Club
Meet at the bandstand in the Carfax
Contact: 07517 196884
Are you single and looking to meet new
Contact Wyn 256630, Sue 255710 or Emmy
people? If so why not contact Icebreakers – a
255517
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
local dining club for the single over 40s.
Gentle walk from St Mary’s Church in The
Junior Pay-As-You-Go Football Sessions
We meet every few weeks for a meal at a
every Friday. Wheelchairs can be taken if
Fridays 5.00-6.30pm in term-time. School holiday
number of different venues in West Sussex and
advance notice provided.
day camps too
Surrey. There is always a friendly atmosphere
Contact Peter 260783
Place Holbrook Tythe Barn
and new people are welcomed into the group
Contact David Groom 07860 461982
by the organiser and existing members. There’s
Holbrook Community Centre
no membership or joining fee so members feel
Hire our centre for your event, or join one of
Chesworth Rovers Football Club
free to attend as often as they would like to.
the groups running sessions at our centre. See
Under 9s (School year 4)
See www.icebreakersclub.co.uk for more
our website for further details and availability
Train at the Holbrook Tythe Barn on Mondays
information or call Jacquie on
calendar at
from 6-7pm.
01403 273480.
www.holbrookcc.co.uk,
Causeway including Chesworth Farm.10.30am
Match days : Saturdays.
email admin@holbrookcc.co.uk or Contact 01403
Wednesday evening training.
Horsham Speakers Club
Under 12s (School year 7) are looking for new
Improve your speaking skills in friendly, relaxed
players for their team.
atmosphere. Meet second and last Tuesday of
Junior Club & Senior Club
Training-Monday evenings 6-7pm (Hurst Road)
month 7.45-10.30pm
Pool table, table tennis, TV, coffee bar and tuck
Match days will be Saturday mornings at the
Place Tythe Barn
shop, football and basketball in the floodlit
Holbrook Club. Interested? T: 07765240821 -
Contact Barry 01903 246546
outdoor court, topical discussions, air hockey,
Angelo Penge - Team Manager
www.horshamspeakers.org.uk
games consoles and arts and crafts available
RAINBOWS, BROWNIES & GUIDES
Compton Bowls Club
activities.
meets every Thursday 7.30-9.45pm. New
Junior Club - Wednesdays 6.30pm to 8.30pm for
Rainbows, Brownies and Guides
members welcome.
ages 8 to 12.
There are many units throughout Horsham,
Place North Heath Hall
Senior Club - Tuesdays 7.00pm to 9.00pm for
210550.
each week in addition to programme specific
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ages 13 to 16. Run by 4 The Youth on behalf of
North Heath Hall, St Marks Lane, Horsham,
Holbrook Community Centre.
RH12 5PU.
Place Holbrook Community Centre, Holbrook
Visitors ÂŁ4.00
School Lane
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Contact www.horshamyouth.org.uk/holbrook-
www.facebook.com/Sugarcrystalshorsham
Dentist
juniors / dean.sweet@4theyouth.org.uk, or
Contact 01403 261881 for further details.
Holbrook School
272500
North Heath School
254790
All Saints School
270460
telephone 01403 800142. FOR OVER 50s Horsham Flower Club
HOLBROOK USEFUL NUMBERS Holbrook Surgery Enquiries/Appts 08448 151 072 259717
Holbrook Club
751150 258532
2nd Tuesday of the month @ 2pm.
50+ Wednesday Activity Club
St Markâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hall Bookings
(no meeting in August)
9.30am onwards Wednesday mornings ÂŁ2.50
Tythe Barn Hall Bookings
260228
Place North Heath Hall, North Heath Lane
members ÂŁ4.50 non members.
North Heath Hall Bookings
260228
Contact Helen Macklearn 01403 790368,
The activity available is Table Tennis.
Tennis Courts at Tythe Barn
260228
macklearn@hotmail.com
Place Holbrook Club
St Markâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church
261380
Tea at Three
Wednesday mornings
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Every third Sunday afternoon of the month â&#x20AC;&#x201C; an
Contact 01403 751150
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tea and cake at St Markâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church.
Young at Heart
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
Contact Jo Allen and Brenda Harwood
A weekly club for people aged 50+. Enjoy
St Markâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church Office - 261380
activities such as tennis, table tennis, badminton,
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Horsham Sugarcrystals Club -
short mat bowls, yoga and snooker.
0800 3163 105 or 0333 3232 105
Sugarcraft Demonstrations
The weekly cost is ÂŁ4.50.
from a mobile (24hrs)
The club meets on the first Friday
Place Holbrook Club on Monday
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ROFFEY
Community Information Board
FOR SMALL CHILDREN
Contact: Andy 01403 255220 Cubs
afchantrill@aol.com
Noah’s Ark
for boys and girls aged 8-10½ yrs
Church Service and refreshments for
1st Roffey Cub Scout Pack
parents and toddlers
Meet on Tuesdays from 6.30-8.00pm
Fridays 10.00am - 11.30am term time
Contact: Martin Richardson 211448
Rainbows, Brownies and Guides
Place: All Saints Parish Hall
Scouts
There are many units throughout
Contact: Fr Russell Stagg 274297
for boys and girls aged 10½ - 14 yrs
Horsham, various days, venues and times.
1st Roffey Scout Troop
Please add your daughter’s details to the
Jack and Jill Pre-School
Meet on Thursdays from 7.00-9.00pm
Girlguiding web-site –
Littlehaven Infant School
Contact: Martin Richardson 211448
www.girlguiding.org.uk and use the
Hawkesbourne Rd, Horsham RH12 4EH
RAINBOWS, BROWNIES & GUIDES
register your interest tab. Someone from
Pre-school sessions for children aged 2-5,
Explorer Scouts
Stay-and-play session on second Saturday
for boys and girls aged 14-18 yrs. 1st
each month
Roffey Explorer Scouts. Meet on Tuesdays
Contact: 01403 258994
from 7.30-9.30pm
jack.jillps@hotmail.co.uk
Contact: Martin Richardson 211448
Little Stars
The 1st Roffey Boys’ Brigade and Girls’
10am-12 noon
Parent/Carer and Toddler Group
Association Company
Place: All Saints Parish Hall
Tuesdays during term time
Friday evenings in term time: 5.30-6.30
Contact: 274297
9.15-11 am
pm for Anchors (5-8 years)
Place: St Andrews Methodist Church,
6.30-8 pm for Juniors (8 -11 years) and 7-
The Cafe@StAndrews
Crawley Road, Roffey
8.30 pm for Company Section (11+)
Community Cafe - drinks, homemade
Contact: 01403 268994
Place: St Andrews Methodist Church Hall,
cakes and friendship on Wednesdays at
rosemaryjstandrews@gmail.com
Crawley Road, Roffey
10am - 12 noon
Contact: Rosemary Johnston
Place: St Andrews Methodist Church
rosemaryjstandrews@gmail.com
Contact: 01403 275456
(0-6s). £1 per family.
The Roffey Children & Family Centre
Horsham and District Citizens Advice
Loads of toys laid out for fun, and
Godwin Way For 13-18 year olds
Roffey Branch, Mondays 10.00am -
refreshments incl. bacon butties!
Contact: 754511
1.00pm By appointment unless not busy
Horsham will then contact you. FOR ALL Open Door Coffee, tea and friendship every Thursday,
Who Let The Dads Out? For Dads/male carers and their children
Place: Millennium Hall
2nd Saturday of the month, from 10am12noon.
Duke of Edinburgh
Place: St Andrews Methodist Church,
Open Award Centre
Horsham Scottish Country Dancing
Crawley Road, Roffey
Meet at Roffey Youth Centre
Club
Contact: rosemaryjstandrews@gmail.com
Tuesdays from 7.30-9.00pm
Meeting every Monday 8-10pm
Contact: Kate Hall 754511
Place: Millennium Hall, Crawley Road, Roffey RH12 4DT
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS Rangers
Contact: 01403 269439
Roffey Fun Club
for girls 14+ , Wednesdays 7.00-9.00pm.
www.horshamscdc.org.uk
Breakfast, After School and Holiday
Place: Millenium Hall, Crawley Road
Childcare Services for 4-11 yrs.
Contact: 260018
Contact: Karen or Adrian Compton
Horsham French Club We are a group of francophiles and
260909 or 07512 985700
Roffey Robins Football Club
francophones who meet once a month.
roffeyfunclub@hotmail.co.uk
Under 7’s - Under 16’s
We have a common interest in French
Contact: For players of all age groups,
language, culture and history and offer a
Beavers
please email
programme of varied activities (talks,
for boys and girls aged 6-8
WeAreRoffeyRobins@gmail.com
news, games etc), designed to entertain
yrs, 1st Roffey Beaver Colony
Under 14’s (School year 9)
and inform all those who are interested
Meet on Thursdays from 5.30-6.30pm
Match Day: Saturday morning
in France, whether French, British or
Contact: Martin Richardson 211448
Train: Wednesday 7:30-9pm
another nationality by origin. New
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members are always welcome.
Contact: 01403 275456
St Robert Southwell School 252357
Meet on the second Friday of every
susanhstandrews@gmail.com
Littlehaven Infants School 260608
month at 8pm.
For dates and times visit our blog:
Northolmes Junior School 261822
Place: Millenium Hall,Crawley Road,
https://taketimehorsham.blogspot.com
Roffey Sports and Social Club210223 Roffey Cricket Club
Roffey. Visitors £7 including refreshments.
260775
FOR WOMEN
North Horsham Parish C’cil 750786
Roffey Greenfields WI
Emergency Numbers
A friendly welcome awaits visitors and
NHS Direct
0845 46 47
Taketime Meditations
new members. We meet on the 2nd
Meals on Wheels
265280
30 minutes of guided meditations include
Thursday of each month (except August)
Horsham Hospital
227 000
a relaxation exercise and a guided time of
from 7.45 – 10pm.
East Surrey A&E
01737 768 511
silence inspired by the stories of Jesus. No
Place: St Andrews Methodist Church Hall,
Gas Leaks Transco
0800 111 999
religious knowledge or experience
Crawley Road, Roffey RH12 4DX
South East Water
0845 602 1724
needed.
We also meet informally at various
Horsham Council
01403 215 100
Every 2nd Sunday of the month – 6-7pm
locations during the 4th week of the
National Rail Enqs
08457 48 49 50
(includes an optional additional 30
month for different activities.
Public Transport Helpline 0870 608 2608
minutes for those who wish to listen to
Contact: Maj-Britt 01403 263961 or Sue
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members of the group share their
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HORSHAM TIME WELL SPENT EVENTS Thursday 21st February Horsham Charity Pancake Races Up to 30 Business and Charity teams of four compete in fancy dress along with mascots for coveted trophies. Carfax Organised by Horsham Rotary supported by HDC, Food Rocks and partners Sunday 24th March Horsham District Showcase Tour Around 30 Piazza Italia/American/English/VW air cooled cars, vans and bikes tour special events in 6 towns throughout Horsham District. Start from CH (TBC) ends at Leonardslee Organised by HDC E Dev With partners across District Saturday & Sunday 1st/2nd April Sussex Guild Craft Show Members of the Guild will be exhibiting their fine crafts. Parkside Organised by Sussex Guild Easter Holiday 6th to 22nd April The Bunny Hunt Town Trail Up to 30 businesses apply to be in the Easter trail for children and their parents Town Centre Organised by Horsham Rotary Supported by HDC E Dev Good Friday 19th April Horsham Piazza Italia 2019 14th Easter Italian Festival. Celebration of fast cars, Italian Food and Culture. Town Centre Windows Organised by HDC E Dev With commercial and voluntary partners Easter Saturday 20th April Horsham Easter Festival New Easter themed market day Carfax TBC Easter Monday 22nd April Horsham Piazza Italia 2019 14th Easter Italian Festival.
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Celebration of fast cars, Italian Food and Culture. Town Centre Windows Organised by HDC E Dev With commercial and voluntary partners Sunday 28th April Horsham Scouts St. Georges Day Parade Thousands of scouts and their parents from across the town early afternoon. Carfax Bandstand Organised by Horsham Weald and Horsham West District Scouts HORSHAM CHIDREN’S PARADES Voyages to the Pacific 30 November 2018 - 26 January 2019 To reflect the 250th anniversary of the departure of Captain James Cook’s first voyage, Horsham Museum & Art Gallery will be drawing together a display of objects that originated from Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands. Picturing the District 5 January 2019 - 25 March 2019 Over 200 years artists have flocked to Horsham district inspired by the peoples and places to create a varied canvas that portrays a district of great personality and colour. Picturing the district is a masterpiece created out of local scenes that has many surprises. From George Robertson to Roxby Bott artists have revealed the district to be an amazing place. The Beautiful Game: A History of Football in Horsham District 12 January 2019 - 30 March 2019 To mark the start of Horsham District’s Year of Culture the Museum is producing an exhibition looking at the history of football across Horsham District. The exhibition will include objects and images from the Museum’s collections, along with a range of writing, stories, footage, images and objects contributed by some of Horsham District’s own football clubs. Brangwyn in Horsham 9 February 2019 - 23 March 2019 Sir Frank Brangwyn RA, one of the leading 20th century artists, came to Christ’s Hospital School in 1913 to
design and paint 16 wall murals depicting incidents in the history of the Christian church. Due to World War One they took 10 years to complete. Brangwyn gave the school 7 cartoons, or preparatory designs for the murals which carry signs of their use. The Written Word: a Literary Life of Horsham District 30 March 2019 - 22 June 2019 Shelley, Conan Doyle, Belloc, Hornung, Brown, Pope, Lintott – this area of West Sussex has proved to be birthplace, host and inspiration (as well as tomb) of many writers spanning the last 400 years. This exhibition tells the brief stories of these and many others, illustrated with examples of their work to celebrate the literature of the district along with objects and photographs to provide a sense of place. Accents on the Landscape - Ancient Churches of West Sussex by Gordon Rushmer 30 March 2019 - 1 June 2019 Gordon described this exhibition as: “A painter's rural rides in search of the hidden delights and details”. After 18 months of cycling across West Sussex capturing the essence of the ancient churches that populate the Sussex countryside, Gordon has created an artistic monument and record. Contact Museum & Art Gallery, 9 Causeway, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1HE Tel: 01403 254959 or visit www.horshammuseum.org
CATS PROTECTION HORSHAM Sat 19th Jan Fundraiser St Andrew’s Methodist Church, Roffey 12 pm – 2 pm Sun 3rd Feb Homing Show Broadbridge Heath Village Centre 11 am – 2 pm Wed 20th Feb Fundraiser x 2 tables Pavilions, Horsham Park 10 am – 2 pm Sat 13th April Fundraiser Roffey Millenium Hall
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2 pm – 4 pm Sun 12th May Homing Show Broadbridge Heath Village Centre 11 am – 2 pm Sat 18th May Fundraiser Horsham Hospital Fete 1 pm – 4 pm Sat 8th June Fundraiser Barns Green Village Hall 1 pm – 3 pm Details on 01403 854464 or visit www.horsham.cats.org.uk HORSHAM NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY Are you interested in nature? Then the Horsham Natural History Society is perfect for you. Our members enjoy all aspects of natural history, and the more experienced and knowledgeable members are pleased to share their expertise with others. We welcome new members. You do not need to be an expert, just have a keen interest in the countryside and the wildlife that is in it. We are a very friendly organisation with lively meetings, but the emphasis is on enjoyment and gaining knowledge, whether it is from lectures, courses, or field trips. If you would like to find out more, please come along to our Monday evening meetings, which always include fascinating talks on a wide range of subjects, many with an international appeal. Monday meetings at 7.30pm in Wesley Hall, London Road, Horsham, RH12 1AN. Free car parking behind the hall. 7 January – Lesvos a Kaleidoscope of Colour – Bernie Forbes 14 January – Fascinating Fungi – Jonathan Simons 21 January – Topic to be confirmed Josie Allen 28 January – The Natural History of Crete – Bruce Middleton 4 February – The Scillies and More – Angela Sexton 11 February – Churchyards and Verges, Unlikely Nature Reserves – Su Reed 18 February – The Two Rogers 2018 – Roger Mason and Roger Patterson 25 February – Members Evening – Short presentations from members 4 March – Birds of the Long White Cloud: Some birds of New Zealand and observations on their conservation – Tim Thomas 11 March – A Few Observations of Sussex – Roger Patterson
Everyone is welcome. www.hnhs.org.uk HORSHAM CHIDREN’S PARADES Horsham Children's Parade 2019 is a fun, joyous and creative event, which will take place on Sunday 7th July 2019 as an official part of Horsham District Year of Culture 2019 and the Rotary Club of Horsham's annual family event, Funday Sunday. You may have recently seen the event featured as an “Upcoming Highlight” in the HDYOC programme Share and/or pledge from as little as £2 at www.spacehive.com/horshamchildrens-parade. Find out more, share and retweet from: Facebook: www.facebook.com/horshamchildrens parade Facebook event: www.facebook.com/events/183475734 3237726 Twitter: https://twitter.com/HappyAccts / @HappyAccts THE CAPITOL HORSHAM The Bluejays: Rock and Roll Revolution Sat 12 Jan 2019 , 7:30pm HFS The Bookshop (PG) Mon 14 Jan 2019 , 8pm NT Live: The Tragedy of King Richard The Second (12A) Tue 15 Jan 2019 , 7pm Sir Ranulph Fiennes - Living Dangerously Thu 17 Jan 2019 , 7:30pm Nicholas Parsons: Just A Laugh A Minute Fri 18 Jan 2019 , 7:30pm Dr Simon Stewart: Culture and Taste in the 21st Century The Magic of Motown Sat 19 Jan 2019 , 7:30pm Barnstormers Comedy Sun 20 Jan , Sun 17 Feb , Sun 17 Mar & Sun 21 Apr 2019 , Various Times Keith James: The Songs of Leonard Cohen Thu 24 Jan 2019 , 7:30pm The Supersonic 70s Show Sat 26 Jan 2019 , 7:30pm Sherlock Holmes: The Sign of Four Mon 28 - Tue 29 Jan 2019 , Various Times Ramin Karimloo - From Now On Tour Wed 30 Jan 2019 , 7:30pm NT Live: I'm Not Running (12A) Thu 31 Jan 2019 , 7pm
The Little Mix Experience Fri 1 Feb 2019 , 6pm Metropolitan Opera Live: Carmen (Bizet) Sat 2 Feb 2019 , 5:55pm UK Pink Floyd Experience Sat 2 Feb 2019 , 7:30pm Exhibition on Screen: Young Picasso Tue 5 & Tue 12 Feb 2019 , Various Times HFS Closely Observed Trains (15) Mon 11 Feb 2019 , 8pm Tom Gates Live On Stage Thu 14 - Sun 17 Feb 2019 , Various Times Robert White - The Tank Top Tour Tue 19 Feb 2019 , 7:30pm NT Encore: The Tragedy of King Richard The Second (12A) Wed 20 Feb 2019 , 7pm Ollie Heath - Let's Make Music! Thu 21 Feb 2019 , 2:30pm Kast Off Kinks Fri 22 Feb 2019 , 7:30pm Los Endos: Ultimate Genesis Sat 23 Feb 2019 , 7:30pm The Best of Queen Thu 28 Feb 2019 , 7:30pm Go Now: The Music of The Moody Blues Fri 1 Mar 2019 , 7:30pm Sooty's Magic Show Sat 2 Mar 2019 , Various Times Metropolitan Opera Live: La Fille Du Regiment Sat 2 Mar 2019 , 5:55pm Juan Martin in Concert Sun 10 Mar 2019 , 7:30pm www.thecapitolhorsham.com VEGAN FEST HORSHAM Vegan Fest Horsham will be at the Drill Hall in Denne Road, Horsham on Saturday 23rd February 2019 from 10.30am till 4.30pm. The entrance fee is £2.00 per person (under 16’s free) and all profits will be going jointly to The Born Free Foundation and Animals Asia (UK registered charities). For further details visit Vegan Fest Horsham’s Facebook page or email veganfesthorsham@gmail.com KINDER LIVING SHOW Saturday 2 March 10am-4pm & Sunday 3 March 10am-3pm. County Hall North (Parkside), Chart Way, Horsham RH12 1XH. www.kinderliving.co.uk
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