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D-DAY FOR INCINERATOR FIGHT

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n page 12 you can read all about the long awaited public enquiry into the building of an incinerator at the former Wealden Brickworks. No Incinerator 4 Horsham (Ni4H) have worked tirelessly building a case for dismissing the appeal with a large number of fund raising events during October. North Horsham Parish Council has supported the case (see page 10) by raising concerns about the detrimental effect the incinerator on the former brickworks on Langhurstwood Road would have on the landscape, the traffic and the nearby residential development. The appeal starts on Tuesday 29 October and is expected to continue for 12 days over 3 weeks (excluding Mondays) at Horsham Sports Club, Cricketfield Road, Horsham, RH12 1TE. Members of the public are welcome to observe, request to speak

for a few minutes representing themselves, someone else or an organisation. To assist the Inspector, Ni4H is collating names of local residents and organisations who wish to speak at the Inquiry. The Inspector is considering an evening session for those unable to otherwise attend. So do contact Ni4H if you are prepared to do a 3-minute talk about your views at the inquiry. Or failing that, on page 67 of the What’s On pages you can find out about attending ‘Rock Off 2’ on 22nd November at Warnham Comrades Club to raise much needed funds for the campaign. Ni4H has galvanised a huge community effort to fight the incinerator and they need all your help and support now that ‘D-Day’ has arrived. Richard Milbourn, Editor E: editor@horshampublications.com

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N O R T H H O R S H A M PA R I S H C O U N C I L

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implications for traffic congestion throughout Horsham should

place on 7th September 2019. Those who attended

the planning application for 300 houses on the former Novartis

took a walk down memory lane remembering the

site on Parsonage Road go ahead. It has also raised concerns

Leechpool Lane clinic, a round building where children were

about the detrimental effect the incinerator on the former

taken to receive their immunisations and vitamins; the Base

brickworks on Langhurstwood Road would have on the

hospital on Crawley Road which was where Canadian soldiers

landscape, the traffic and the nearby residential development.

were billeted during the Second World War and the

The Planning Committee made comments regarding the

slaughterhouse on Littlehaven Lane. Information from the

Bohunt School proposed for the development north of

morning will be put onto the Parish Council website in due

Horsham, highlighting concerns regarding children crossing the A264 safely and inadequate parking and dropping

course. The Parish Council has written to West Sussex County Council (WSCC) recently urging them to take

off provision on the site. Applications for reserved matters on the north of Horsham development are

action about several concerns. The lack of weed

now filtering through and the Parish Council is taking

control in North Horsham is beginning to affect the

a proactive role in discussing concerns directly

road surfaces and obscure road markings and signs.

through a Parish Liaison Group which includes key

There are examples of road signs that are dirty and

stakeholders. The notes of the meetings are available

difficult to read and feint road markings which are considered dangerous, especially in wet conditions. Residents

on the Parish Council website. More information about North Horsham Parish Council can

can report their concerns direct to WSCC and make their voices

be found on the Parish Council website www.northhorsham-

heard using the Love West Sussex website

pc.gov.uk, or contact the Parish Council through the Clerk on

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SUSSEX GREEN LIVING

REPAIR CAFE LEADING THE WAY

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ith climate change in the news daily, heatwaves, the hottest July date ever recorded, wettest August and now the Amazon ablaze, who would blame people to despair. Help is at hand to Horsham District residents, on the first Saturday of every month at the Horsham Repair Café. Not only do the volunteers offer repairs, refills and recycling advice but they give clean energy advice and switching and climate change solutions. Governments have been talking about climate change since the early 90s, it is only now in 2019 that we are seeing fast escalating action, with more than half the UK’s principal local authorities having declared a climate emergency in the last eight months. The Horsham Repair Café run by Sussex Green Living with the help of the Horsham Quakers and lots of volunteers are stepping up to this climate crisis. Carrie the co-founder of the Horsham Repair Café and founder of Sussex Green Living says “Switching to clean energy is part of the solution within everyone’s grasp and is the biggest action anyone can take in the fight against climate change”. At the Repair Café she helps people switch to clean energy providers at the Repair Café. She adds “Everyone (bar one household) I have helped to switch has saved between £90 and £366 in their first year. So surely it is a no brainer to change”. Catherine Edminson one of the volunteers added “What many people do not realise is wind turbines and solar farms, as well as power stations all feed their energy into the National Grid, like rivers running into a big pond. When you switch to clean energy, your supplier guarantees that however much electricity you take out of the ‘pond’, the same amount of clean energy will be put in”. In just 5 minutes you can see a cost comparison with eight clean renewable energy by visiting https://bigcleanswitch.org/SussexGreen.

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People can do this from the comfort of their home or if make an appointment at the Horsham Repair Café, taking a recent energy bill and you will be helped through the process. For lots of other ideas on how you can help in this climate crisis and reduce your carbon footprint then download our guide ’22 Pledges to the Planet – action plan’ here www.sussexgreenliving.co.uk

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N O I N C I N E R ATO R 4 H O R S H A M C O M M U N I T Y G RO U P

PUBLIC ENQUIRY STARTS 29TH OCT

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he long awaited public enquiry into the building

the Public Inquiry start date of the 29th October, to be

of an incinerator in the Horsham area starts

held at Horsham Sports Club. Ni4H members are

10am Tuesday 29 October and is expected to

working full time with Experts and Barristers to pull

continue for 12 days over 3 weeks (excluding Mondays)

together a compelling case and reasons that the

at Horsham Sports Club, Cricketfield Road, Horsham,

building of an incinerator in the Horsham area should be

RH12 1TE. There is a car park and disabled access plus

refused. Alongside building the legal case, awareness

refreshments can be purchased.

campaigns and fundraising activities also continue over

Members of the public are welcome to observe, request to speak for a few minutes representing

the coming weeks. On top of Ni4H activity, the winds of change are

themselves, someone else or an organisation. To assist

becoming more apparent and the clear message that

the Inspector, Ni4H is collating names of local residents

the environment must come before business profit

and organisations who wish to speak at the Inquiry. The

when it comes to air quality and climate change. Be

Inspector is considering an evening session for those

under no illusion that incineration does add to climate

unable to otherwise attend.

change – Climate Change Strikes on Friday were widely

Ni4H vice-chairman, Kevin Slatter said,

attended Globally, it was announced at the Labour party

“The activity levels surrounding the No Incinerator 4

conference that NO incinerators would be approved

Horsham Community Group intensifies as we approach

under a Labour Government and there is now an open letter to and discussions with the European Commission as more than 50 NGOS condemn waste incineration. Ni4H are also continuing to work with local Parish Councils and other groups interested in protecting the local environment. All of these people can’t be wrong and gives us great support and the incentive for Ni4H to

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HORSHAM DISTRICT COMMUNITY LOTTERY

LOTTERY BENEFITS GOOD CAUSES

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Cllr Tricia Youtan,

community

Horsham District

lottery for

Council’s Cabinet

the Horsham District

member for

got off to a flying

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start with over 660

Wellbeing, said,

supporters signed

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brought in time for

community lottery

the inaugural prize

has been supported

draw.

so widely by our

Tickets are priced

local community

at £1 each, with 60p in each pound going to support local good causes. Thanks to this level of interest the lottery will have

groups and Horsham District Council Chairman Cllr Kate Rowbottom and Chief Executive Glen Chipp are joined by some of the community groups who have signed up to join the new Horsham District Community Lottery. Members in the photograph include the Horsham Tigers Football Club, Pulborough Cricket Club, Henfield Youth Club, Horsham and Shipley Community project and Horsham Division Girl Guides and the 1st Springfield Rainbows, and Horsham Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society (HAODS) who are promoting their new show Romeo and Juliet at The Capitol Theatre Horsham.

raised at least

residents, reflecting the real enthusiasm our residents have to help support those causes that are close to their hearts. To have sold

£39,000 for good causes over the first year. There were 24 winners at this week’s draw including three winners of the £25 prize and one lucky

over 1200 tickets after just one month of ticket sales is a fantastic achievement for our community groups. “Over 80 community groups have signed up so far

winner, Catherine Pritchard of Horsham, who won the

to receive a share of the funds. I would encourage

family meal voucher at The Crown in Horsham.

more to get involved – it’s free to join, easy to sign

Catherine commented,

up and every group has the potential to raise vital

“I was so surprised to hear that I had won the

funds for their work. All groups involved are also

bonus prize at this week’s lottery draw. I think the idea

given marketing support to help them reach out to

of a Community Lottery to support local community

their supporters.

groups is a great idea and I was happy to buy a ticket

“Groups were encouraged to try to sell at least 50

for the local charity Know Dementia because this

tickets from their supporters; those who do will raise

disease affects so many people. I am looking forward

£1300 per year. We have five groups who have

now to spending my prize voucher and enjoying a

already reached this target, which is an amazing

meal with my family at the Crown pub.”

start.”

Everyone buying a ticket can choose which

The lottery is run on behalf of Horsham District

community group they want to support. There are

Council by external provider Gatherwell, which

many different types of organisations to support when

already runs a similar scheme for many other local

buying a ticket, from sports clubs, school associations

councils. Community groups and those wanting to

and amateur dramatic societies, to local environmental

buy tickets should visit

groups, community projects and those giving support

www.horshamdistrictcommunity

to the vulnerable members of our community.

lottery.co.uk Tel: 01403 434010.

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AMERICARNA FESTIVAL A ROARING SUCCESS Visitors to Horsham’s AmeriCARna festival on Sunday 29th September enjoyed an amazing spectacle of American themed car and bike displays, food and drink, and song and dance.

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Carfax and North Street, appreciated by hundreds of onlookers lining the streets in the now time honoured Horsham car festival tradition. Afterwards the party continued indoors with Odyssey featuring at The REC Rooms and an Elvis act at The Crown Pub. Organisers Horsham District Council would like to thank all of their partners and sponsors who worked together to make the event happen including; Oddballs Car Club, Pilgrim Motorsports of Small Dole, Guildford Harley Davidson, Horsham JEEP, Food Rocks and Coden Events, Corvette Club UK, Mid-Surrey Roadsters, Motion Picture Motors, Berkeley Homes, Freeman Brothers, Sussex Thunder AFC, Super Hero Parties, The Almost Elvis Band, Blueprint Blues Brothers, The Rec Rooms, The Crown and all of the musicians and performers, the event traders and food concessions. The event was being run in aid Of St.

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THE CAPITOL

NEW VERSION OF CLASSIC STORY

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here were smiles all round at The Capitol’s Peter Pan Press Launch when this year’s cast and staff from The Capitol started to feel festive in the build up to their fantastic family pantomime. Nick Mowat, General Manager and Pantomime Director welcomed local media contacts and sponsors and introduced the cast at The Capitol, Horsham. Anthony Sahota stars as Peter Pan “the boy who never grew up” and will appear alongside Nicola Hume, well known for presenting the breakfast radio show for 6 years on Heart FM. Nicholas Collier and Rebecca Lafferty, who have both appeared in West End shows play Captain Hook/Mr Darling and Wendy Darling respectively and their “on stage” sons John and Michael will be played by four local rising stars Daniel Kendon, Oscar Ward-Dutton, Dexter LamleyGrinstead and Theo Ranganathan. Following pantomime tradition, there will be a welcome return from Hywel Dowsell who plays the Dame, Mrs Smee and together with “her” son Mini Smee played by James Fletcher, the two will make the perfect double-act. Complemented by a juvenile ensemble of 26 lost boys and girls who were selected at the theatre’s summer auditions and all of whom attend local schools, this brand NEW version of the classic story is kindly sponsored by

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Independent Estate Agents Brock Taylor and Horsham Bedding Centre and opens on Friday 13th December running until Sunday 5 January 2020. 2019 marks the 90th Anniversary that JM Barrie gifted the rights to Great Ormond Street Hospital and The Capitol will be organising bucket collections after every performance with the donations going to the Charity. Tickets available on line: www.thecapitolhorsham.com or call their Box Office 01403 750220.

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HORSHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL

PIRIES PLACE CAR PARK NOW OPEN

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New Piries Place car park declared open by HDC Chairman Cllr Kate Rowbottom.

orsham District Council was delighted to announce the opening of its new Horsham Town Centre car park at Piries Place on Wednesday 9 October. The new five-level multi-storey car park is larger than the previous car park and has 516 spaces, 189 more than previously, which have both wider and deeper bays than before. There are 12 disability bays, 11 parent and child bays and eight electric vehicle charging bays. New toilets and a full Changing Places facility are also new features. The 14.5 metre high “living wall” is the car park's most iconic feature. The design is based upon the form of a tree and reflects the tree designs in the metal screens along the sides of the car park. The plants living on the wall will increase biodiversity in the area acting as a place for insects and wildlife to live. They will also provide several environmental benefits including the absorption and capture of air pollution, particulate matter and carbon dioxide. The new car park is positioned alongside Horsham’s recently completed multimillion pound Piries Place redevelopment which has transformed the area. Piries Place is now a vibrant and important town centre location for both day time and evening visitors. The regeneration has created a high quality shopping and leisure offer for residents, visitors and businesses which enhances the existing town centre with the development of a new three screen

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Everyman cinema, a 92-bed Premier Inn hotel and a range of new restaurant and retail outlets. As parking demand is set to grow in the town centre in the coming years, Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for the Local Economy Cllr Paul Clarke said: “I am delighted that we are now in a position to accommodate future parking demand with the opening of this new larger and more modern car park. “This considerable investment by the Council is great news for the town centre on many fronts. “Improving the overall motorist experience was at the centre of the decision to refurbish the existing car park and this new parking facility greatly enhances both access and overall usability for everyone. “We fully expect that the opening of the car park will give a real boost for local businesses, particularly those in the Piries Place and East Street areas and we thank local traders and shoppers for bearing with us during the construction phase of the car park. “We are also committed to making Horsham a clean, green, sustainable and successful town. The “living wall” is an exciting way to make our public spaces more attractive whilst at the same time having a beneficial effect on the environment. Investing in greening projects like this will play an important part in safeguarding our local environment for future generations.”

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LEGAL ADVICE

PRESERVING FAMILY WEALTH

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ost couples hope that their estate will pass to their children and grandchildren eventually. But for many this will not happen, unless careful arrangements have been made to protect their assets from being taken towards the end of their life to pay care home fees. To help protect a couple’s estate, the solution may be a Will incorporating a Trust. A testamentary Trust can only be executed whilst both partners remain alive. Upon death of one partner, their Will specifies that their share of the estate is placed in Trust and names the ultimate beneficiary of this share, normally the children and grandchildren. But under the terms of the Trust the surviving partner has the unequivocal right to remain living in the property and to enjoy the other assets, for the rest of

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their life. On the death of the other partner the Trust comes to an end and the estate passes to the beneficiaries. As the surviving partner does not own the deceased's share of the estate it is fully protected for the beneficiaries, so if the surviving partner requires care, or even remarries, this share of the beneficiary's inheritance is protected. If the surviving partner wants to move they can still sell the property and the proceeds be used to purchase a new property; the terms of the trust remain over the new property. Westminster Law assesses the circumstances of couples and arranges the trust that will provide the best protection for them, their family and their assets. Tel: 01483 256625 or visit www.westminster-law.co.uk

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KITCHENS

KITCHEN RENOVATION ADVICE Alexander have been designing and installing stunning kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms since 1976. With showrooms in Horsham and Worthing they are ideally located for renovations in the West Sussex area.

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or this edition we’ve caught up with Alexander managing director Phil Beechinor who has over 35 years industry experience. Phil (pictured right) has shared with us some of the most frequently asked questions for anyone considering a kitchen renovation. Do you offer a complete service? At Alexander we offer a free design and quotation service with one of our experienced designers who will also visit you at your home. They will discuss with you your personal requirements and preferences before presenting you with a 3D design and fully itemised quotation. This will include all ancillary work and installation to be carried out by our fully employed installation and project management teams. How much do your kitchens cost? Obviously clients have varying budgets for their projects. At Alexander we can usually come up with a package to suit most budgets, although we usually suggest that 5% of the value of your home is a suitable figure. This of course is dependent on the appliances chosen, number of units, worktop choice and installation. What about the quality of your kitchens? All our British and German kitchens are rigid built and made from the best quality materials and offer comprehensive guarantees. When complemented with durable German appliances and accessories you can be sure that your kitchen will stand the test of time. What is on trend at the moment? A really popular concept at the moment is handleless kitchens. There is a huge variety of

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door colours, textures as well as different handrail colours to complement different shades. For an ultra-modern look add quartz worktops, vibrant glass splashbacks and the latest specification of appliances and storage solutions. What is the most important thing for customers to remember when buying a new kitchen? Go to an independent kitchen retailer instead of a larger national company. Independent retailers are certainly more customer focused and offer a better service as their reputation depends upon it. They can also be more price competitive than you think as well as offering a better service, employing local tradesmen and offering more choice. If you require further information regarding a kitchen renovation visit one of their showrooms in either Horsham or Worthing. Call 01403 721086 or visit www.alexanderhorsham.co.uk

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HORSHAM LIONS CLUB

SWIMARATHON SUPPORTS CHARITY

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orsham Lions Club biggest annual event, the Swimarathon, will be the ninth next year to be run at The Pavilions in the Park Leisure Centre. Over the last eight years the Swimarathon has raised over £56,000 which has been donated to a number of local schools, organisations and charities. The 2020 Swimarathon takes place on Sunday 15th March 2020 starting at 12 noon and the closing date for entries is 3rd February 2020. 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 last two years the event has raised an amazing £18,192.29 for the hospice. In 2019, the Swimarathon suported 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. The event raise £5,500 was used to refurbish the childrens play area. In 2020 the Swimarathon is supporting Horsham Matters which is a small charity making a big impact on the local community in Horsham. Formed in 2006, Horsham Matters works to relieve hardship through the provision of essential services (food, fuel, shelter) in order to make a positive, long-lasting impact on people’s lives.

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Crucial to this support in the community is providing emergency food for individuals and families through the Horsham District Foodbank and running the Horsham Night Shelter which provides homeless people with a bed and food for the winter months. Along with these services, the charity provides starter furniture for single people and couples being housed into accommodation with no possessions. Horsham Matters would like to develop a Community Hub, in which we will work together with other organisations and partner agencies to provide a ‘one stop shop’ for vulnerable residents. Part of this vision includes The Hub Café, where those that can pay do so and those that are facing financial difficulties are subsidised or eat free. The money which is raised through the Horsham Lions Club Swimarathon 2020 will go towards setting up this café and will contribute to creating a strong, safe and healthy community. Horsham Lions Club will be donating the majority of its share of monies raised from the 2020 Swimarathon and the remaining balance will be used for helping local good causes supported by Horsham Lions Club. The amount donated will include, tax recovered under Gift Aid. Swimarathon teams can consist of people aged eight to 70 upwards: • The team can include up to six swimmers plus an adult non-swimming team captain. • The first team member swims on length of the pool and then rests while the other members take turns to swim a length of 25 metres.

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• The first swimmer then swims again and so on, for 55 minutes. • The first teams start swimming at 12 noon with other teams starting –on the hour- until 4pm when the last teams start their swim. Eight teams can be accommodated each hour. You can enter our team today by e-mailing Lion David Trowbridge at david@trowbridge.me.uk to request an entry form and information pack. Alternatively you may visit Horsham Lions Website:

www.horshamlions.freeuk.com. Why not ask your friends, families or colleagues to come and have a go. Its great fun, good healthy exercise and not least, you will be helping your local community. If any reader of this article would like to learn more about Horsham Lions Club or is willing to give some time to benefit your local community, please contact via our website or Lion David Trowbridge at: david@trowbridge.me.uk.

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COMPUTERS

THE SCREEN TIME DEBATE

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or many parents battles over screen time and

Unfortunately it’s not clear whether “consistent limits”

devices have become a frustrating part of family

means four hours playing a video game on a Sunday

life. So how much screen time is too much for

every week, or whether three 20-minute sessions on an

kids? Well, it’s complicated. For some years parents have been advised to limit media consumption, but new

iPad is preferable to one hour-long session. What is clear is that for young children one of the

research suggests it’s the quality not the quantity that

most important things is whether parents and kids play,

matters.

watch or browse together. The nature of screen time

Until quite recently parenting advice centred around

matters. Passive TV is potentially more harmful than

the concept of screen time quotas with a Goldilocks-style

game-playing, socialising, or using creative apps.

sweet spot of two or so hours of screens a day, beyond

Psychologists are likening our media diets to what we

which media use could become harmful. But now the

put on our plates. It’s not just about digital junk-food, it’s

advice is more conflicting. There seems to be a general

about the relationship we have with technology and the

consensus that under the age of six there should be no

role it plays in our family life. We need to avoid using

more than one hour of “high-quality programming” per

screens to distract teens or younger children from

day, but for older kids the advice is simply to “place

uncomfortable emotions, in the same way we wouldn’t

consistent limits on the time spent using media” and to

encourage the use junk food to soothe them.

designate some screen-free time as a family.

Interestingly a recent study of 20,000 parents published by the Oxford Internet Institute and Cardiff University determined that there was no correlation between limiting device use and children’s wellbeing. Another study by the University of Michigan on children aged four to 11 similarly found that it was how children use devices, not how much time they spend on them, which is the strongest predictor of emotional or social problems connected with screen addiction. Although specific screen time limits are out of date, there is evidence that excessive use has negative impacts, affecting sleep, health and mood. Screen time, in and of itself, is not harmful – but reasonable restrictions vary greatly, depending on your child’s behaviour and personality. A useful strategy for parents is to ensure that what they’re watching, playing and reading is high-quality, age-appropriate and safe – and to join in wherever possible. Balancing the online and offline world seems to be key, and that may vary greatly from family to family. Research shows that not having access to the digital world has a negative impact on kids too – so it’s all about finding the right amount for your family, with an holistic approach. There’s a lot to be said for knowing your child and using your common sense!

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LOCAL FIRM NOMINATED FOR AWARD Horsham-based Indigo Tax & Accountancy are flying the flag for the town, having been shortlisted for the prestigious British Accountancy Awards to be held at the end of September, in the ‘Small Practice Innovation of the Year’ category.

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ndigo provides accountancy and taxation advice and support for individuals and small to midsized businesses from all industries, from all over the Teresa Noon. UK and even abroad, but they are perhaps best-known for the specialist service they offer for clients working within the entertainment industry. The firm was born with a view to moving accounting away from the formal and business-like and making it more approachable. Managing director and founder Teresa Noon recognised a need for a transparent, clear and jargon-free accounting service for everyone in business, including those that generally had a limited interest in numbers and figures, but whose financial success in their chosen field required that they kept on top of their accounts. From the get-go, Indigo flipped traditional accountancy on its head and, as a practice that has always been ready to embrace technology, Indigo is eager and ready to welcome the new ‘Making Tax Digital for Vat’ initiative, having been diligently establishing processes ahead-of-the-curve in preparation for the changes it will bring, to ensure a seamless transition for their clients. Indigo has increased their focus on cloudbased software and apps and have undertaken extensive training to become experts in their chosen system, Kashflow, who have rewarded their efforts by awarding them Gold Partner status – Indigo is also involved in the Making Tax Digital for VAT pilot initiative between Kashflow and HMRC.

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Indigo has grown to a firm of 15 staff and has been trading now for almost 20 years. They hold Chartered status for both taxation and accountancy. Indigo looks after around 600 individual tax clients and 300 company clients, including many that have switched to them from the larger London firms, following personal recommendation. Indigo prides themselves on clear communication and transparency. As such, all work is conducted on a fixed-fee basis, which includes all support and ongoing advice throughout the year. To find out more, to speak to Indigo about accountancy or taxation, or to enquire about company formation and company secretarial services, please visit www.indigotax.com, call 01403 892683 or email info@indigotax.com.

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C H R I S T ’ S H O S P I TA L C H O R A L S O C I E T Y

MUSIC OF FREEDOM AND DESTINY

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hrist’s Hospital Choral Society are delighted to invite you to their autumn concert. Titled Music of Freedom and Destiny, the performance will feature three main pieces. The combination of his seaside holiday location and a poem inspired Brahms to compose the beautiful Schicksalslied (‘Song of Destiny’) but it took three years before he found the perfect ending. It is considered to be amongst Brahms’ best choral works. John Rutter’s Feel the Spirit is quite different in style, but this contemporary composer/conductor/producer gives a dynamic swing to the seven brilliant spirituals in this piece. Finally, Verdi. Many readers will know, if not love, Verdi’s rousing Va Pensiero, perhaps better known as The Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves. In

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November you will have the opportunity to enjoy it in Horsham! Tickets from Choir members or CH Box Office, 01403 247434, or at the door. Refreshments available, supporting Chestnut Tree House. Saturday 2 November, 7.30 PM at St. Mary’s Church, The Causeway..

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CAGNE

WE WANT TO KNOW YOUR VIEWS

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AGNE, with the support of a co-operative of environmental groups coming together to work as the Gatwick Environment Group, is providing a survey to gauge residents’ views on what they think of the Gatwick Airport Master Plan for a 3 runway airport. The survey takes 5 minutes and has 11 questions covering runway expansion, night flights, noise, rail, roads, green spaces, climate emergency, emissions, and more. The survey is being randomly circulated throughout Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex and Surrey. The survey will also be available at over 20 roadshow and pop up events during October and November. Take part in the survey at the following link www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/R9N2WTV

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The Gatwick Environmental Group is a cooperative of environmental and noise groups from Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex and Surrey, working together to oppose Gatwick expansion plans. Stop Gatwick Expansion Roadshow and pop up events continue on the following dates: 26th October Rusper 10am – 11am Outside village shop 2nd November 9.30am – 11am – Warnham Pop Up Event outside village shop 9th November Horsham Event – All day stall on the Carfax 30th November Slinfold Pop Up Event 10am-12pm Outside Red Lion Public house

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S T C AT H E R I N E ’ S H O S P I C E

FROM TWICKENHAM TO TOKYO

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fter more than 4 months, 8 countries and 7,200 miles, intrepid cyclist and triple cancer survivor Patrick McIntosh has arrived home to Surrey on 1st October following his epic Lifecycle challenge. Patrick (pictured right) set himself the ultimate test of endurance, cycling from Twickenham to Tokyo in time for the opening game of the Rugby World Cup on 20 September to raise money to build a new home for his local hospice. So far, Patrick has raised over £50,000, with this being split between St Catherine’s Hospice and World Cancer Research. The total is expected to climb as further pledges are fulfilled. The 62-year-old has survived bowel, prostate and skin cancer and is now determined to raise awareness of the fight against cancer. In May, Patrick set off from St Catherine’s Hospice in Malthouse Road, cycling towards Pease Pottage, which will be the site of a new, larger hospice building in years to come. From there he headed to Twickenham Stadium before cycling across Europe. As June approached, Patrick began a successful attempt to cross Russia in 90 days, following the historic line of the trans-siberian railway and finally arriving by ferry in southern Japan to cycle the final 1000km to reach Tokyo on 18 September. Talking about the ride, Patrick said: “I am delighted to have reached Tokyo. It’s been a bit hairy at times but I’ve beaten three cancers and had major surgery. So I was jolly well going to get to Tokyo come hell or high water. I am proud to have been able to do this and prove what’s possible after cancer.” Generally physically I’ve been absolutely amazed by how well my body kept up. I think the more challenging thing was the mental side of it. Having to get up whether it’s raining or boiling hot and cycle another 70 to 100 miles a day. It was really difficult. But it was fantastic seeing all the different

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cultures as we were riding up through Europe and into Russia, seeing the different parts and being greeted by people was absolutely fabulous. It’s an honour to support St Catherine’s as part of my big adventure. As a cancer survivor I know the importance of their vital care. And I want more people to be able to have hospice care in the future so I’m raising money for St Catherine’s new larger hospice. When you’re seriously ill you need all the support you can get. Having the support of St Catherine’s expert nurses, doctors and wider teams really helps people to stay positive and live well for as long as they can. Staying positive and living well were things I found crucial to my own survival. Despite being told the most depressing news I tried not to let it get me down and believed that I could still make the most of life. Now I hope I’ll inspire and motivate others to do the same.” Along the way, Patrick has been supported by a myriad of people, including Glenn Fisher who drove his support vehicle and his neighbour, Dame Judi Dench, who met with Patrick to wish him good luck before he left and to give him a lucky charm in the form of a silver four-leaved clover, which Patrick had attached to his bicycle throughout his Lifecycle. To donate to support Patrick and St Catherine’s Hospice please visit: www.uk.virginmoneygiving.com /PatrickMcIntoshLifeCycle NOV/DEC 2019

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SUSSEX CONNECTIONS

EXCITING NEW NETWORKING CLUB

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ith so many networking meetings and events in the Horsham area, do we really need yet another one? Well, yes, we felt there was room for a group that offered something slightly different from all the other fantastic groups in the area, and from the response so far, it looks like we were right! Welcome to Sussex Connections in Horsham! A fresh, dynamic networking club for sole traders, business owners and local enterprises, all looking to thrive from long-term relationships and generate long-term results in the local community. The Structure We’ve created a structure that encompasses the heart of networking in an informal yet productive manner. Our focus is to build trust quickly and

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effectively, whilst also meeting contacts that can enable you and/or your business to elevate to the next level. The community doesn’t just stop in the room! Via social media networks, we encourage you make time for regular meet-ups and one-toones with your Sussex Connections peers! Our Values We adhere to Four Values, which are key to the group’s growth: Accountability – Embrace opportunities to contribute to the group’s success. Integrity – Honesty is always the best policy. Trust must be earned. Community – Help others grow their business. Success is never a solo act. Leadership – Our businesses will grow to the extent we grow.

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Where are the meetings? Generally, the meetings are held on the first Thursday of every month at the Holbrook Club. Arrive for 9am for open networking ready for a 9.30am start. Our meetings conclude at around 11am but you are always welcome to stick around a bit longer! Meetings cost - £7 per visit – Includes a hot drink and/or food

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BOOK REVIEW

HORSHAM DISTRICT IN 100 OBJECTS

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land of castles, lakes and a dragon demands an amazing book to tell its story. And that is what has been crafted. Using over 230 photographs and 100,000 words, The Heritage of Horsham District in 100 objects, explores and celebrates the land that lies between Gatwick and Brighton. Using 100 objects as signposts, the book by Horsham Museum Curator Jeremy Knight and edited by Michael Burt, Chairman of the Horsham District Heritage Forum, draws on objects put forward by the Forum to tell a 100 million year old story through 13 themes and so creates a real eye opener. Very few towns in the world have a dinosaur named after it, but Horsham does, the Horshamosaurus, so that became object 1 in the list of 100. But then the story explored the telling of the other dinosaur finds in the District including the Great Horsham Iguanodon,(no 2) the inspiration for the Crystal Palace/Sydenham Park Victorian creation. However, the biggest surprise was the discovery made by the Horsham Archaeological Group of a Mural Crown Pot, (no 8) not well known in the world of Roman archaeology, but an amazing pot that combines both Roman architectural prowess and religious beliefs. This complements the Wiggonholt water cistern or water tank (no 9) bearing the Christian symbol, now on display at Parham House, which itself is one of the 100 objects. One decision made early on was that the objects did not have to be small, portable affairs, but could be man-made structures. Therefore, the Wey and Arun canal that pops in and out of the District features as no 17 in the 100 objects. The creation of a waterway from London to Portsmouth to avoid the French fleet during the Napoleonic Wars made a fascinating story and the fact that today the heritage item has been “re-purposed” as a leisure resource, provides an added

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dimension. The canal did not feature in the Transport chapter, but in Warfare along with the cannons (no 16) that were the gateposts to the Napoleonic military depot in Horsham. Obviously in a land of castles, lakes and a dragon, the castles of Knepp (14) and Bramber (13) are included, Bramber being the most prominent, Knepp, because of its military history, the stone of part of which was used to build the A24 which is another interesting story. Some stories are poignant, covering themes which resonate with the world today; such as the posters for the abolition of slavery (33), over 200 years old and yet still a contemporary issue; back then as an emotive a subject as Brexit is today. Last year the nation marked Women’s Suffrage, which was celebrated in Henfield with two mosaics; they feature in the book at number 36 along with the barely known stories of Henfield ladies’ involvement in the movement, a story that involved an American actress who settled in Henfield and entertained noted guests, as shown in the Backsettown Visitor book (37). The book, published by Horsham Museum as part of the Horsham District Council’s Year of Culture, also covers themes such as Work, from the Wealden iron firebacks (no 63) which act as a signpost to tell the heritage of the iron industry, to a poster for Walter Wood’s mower (67), a paper record of an important local industry, whilst the Patriot Engineers, a Horsham based company, established only for the duration of WWII is recorded through a commemorative brochure (68).

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As opposed to work, the chapter on Play includes cricket, the sport of the District, with over a 300 year old legacy from the earliest known local match recorded in 1719 at Henfield; the story of cricket is highlighted by an unusual shop sign (pictured right) , a set of cricket stumps (82). Its ancestor, stoolball is illustrated with a rare postcard (83) of an early 20th century match at Cowfold, and football a photograph of an amateur side, Carfax United (pictured left) from 1902-3 (84). The sport that died out, bull baiting, which in Horsham went out of fashion in 1813 is recounted using the bull ring (87). Agriculture has always been a feature of the District’s life. Therefore, from Bramber the book includes a charming portrait of George Bailey (61), whose life story stands for the life of the shepherd and farmworker. From Cowfold Capons Farm ( 55) is used to illustrate the yeoman farmer, while the Tithe Barn from Sullington Manor (57) illustrates another aspect of agricultural and farming life.

The Heritage of Horsham District in 100 Objects is a culmination of over 30 years working with the District’s heritage. It is a fascinating account and will hopefully encourage people to discover more about the area they live or work in. The book is available from 8 October from local bookshops and from Horsham Museum & Art Gallery priced £19.99. Horsham Museum is open Monday-Saturday 10am – 5pm. Admission is free.

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I M AG E C O N S U LTA N T & P E R S O NA L S T Y L I S T

HOW DOES COLOUR AFFECT YOU?

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o you tend to always wear the same safe colours? You could be missing out on making yourself feel great! We are heavily influenced by the psychology of colour too. For example, Green strikes the eye in a way that requires no adjustment and is, therefore, restful. Using shades of green in bedrooms will aid sleep and calmness. It is the colour of balance. Orange is stimulating - it focuses our minds on issues of physical comfort – food, warmth etc, and sensuality. It’s fun! Whereas Blue is the colour of the mind and is essentially soothing; it affects us mentally, rather than physically as red does. Strong blues will stimulate clear thought and lighter soft blues will calm the mind and aid concentration. Not only do the colours we wear effect how we look and feel, but how others perceive us. The colours we like they may not necessarily be those that suit us. Colour analysis determines which colours of clothing and makeup harmonise with a person’s skin complexion, eye and hair colour. Colour is a clever way to instantly transform your look positively. Wearing shades that harmonise and balance with your natural colouring, will add radiance to your skin, making you look younger, fresher and healthier. Knowing your colours when shopping will save time and money too!. You’ll be able to build a wardrobe of outfits you love, always ensuring you can easily mix and match, and look your best! Kathy Aldridge Website: www.coloursbykathy.co.uk Email: kathy@coloursbykathy.co.uk

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’ve known (and loved) Mandy for 17 years next May. In

that time I’ve learned a lot about the wonderful world of hairdressing (amongst other things). I confess that prior to our meeting I suspect, like most men, I had a pretty fixed view of the world of female hairdressing which was based largely around “archetypal” discussions around holidays, failing men and yo-yo dieting. Wrong! So, my wife cuts hair for a living - but the truth of the matter is that this occupies only some of her time in the salon - she is in parts a psychologist, mother, counsellor, carer, life coach, mediator, teacher, confidant and friend. Invariably after a day in the salon, she’ll arrive home with the emotion of the day writ large on her lovely face. These emotions range from the extraordinary feeling of helping someone restore their dignity whilst recovering from cancer to the joy of nurturing young talent as they emerge from shy apprentices to confident stylists. It turns out that hairdressing performs a very wide range of functions for guests and my eyes have been opened not just by the technical skill involved in cutting, styling and colouring hair, but how vital the relationship between hairdresser and guest can be in terms of emotional support. As one of her clients once said to me in town, “a session with Mandy should be prescribed on the NHS!”. So gentlemen, when your wife/husband/lover/best friend takes her/his next trip to the salon, remember it’s not just about looking good, it’s about feeling better. You can book an appointment at Studio2 by calling 01403 25555.

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HORSHAM SHIPLEY COMMUNITY PROJECT

OAK BENCH TO HONOUR AIRMEN

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n June this year , the service and sacrifices of servicemen based at Coolham airfield was remembered and commemorated with the D-Day 75

year anniversary commemorative walk around the airfield. Over the same weekend, two commemorative information boards were erected, one on the airfield itself, and the other by the Memorial, adjacent to the Selsey Arms pub at Coolham crossroads. The information boards were built and erected by

the bench. We hope it will be used by walkers who will

the Shipley Men's Shed. The Shedders have since then

walk the two miles of runway perimeter, read our

continued to maintain the information boards and the

information boards and sit, and contemplate the service

site of the fifteen oak trees planted 25 years ago. The

and sacrifice of those young men all those years ago.”

oak trees were planted in memory of the fifteen

Visitors may park at The Selsey Arms, Coolham, visit

servicemen who lost their lives in the few months,

the memorial, then walk 100 yards down the Thakeham

before and after D-day, that the airfield was

Road and access the site using the signposted footpath.

operational.

www.horshamshipleycommunityproject.org

Local man, Bob Phillips remembers the excitement as a young lad of watching the bustling activities of this temporary airfield as it went about its vital business supporting the Allied invasion of France. Bob still lives on the edge of what was the airfield,and when one of his oak trees was brought down in the great storm of 1997 he stored the timber, donating recently the very last two planks to the Shipley Men's Shed . From this oak, the Shedders have now fashioned a rustic bench which has been placed next to the fifteen oak trees and facing south across the airfield towards the Normandy landing grounds. Walkers and visitors may now sit in quiet contemplation at this tranquil spot and take in the beautiful Sussex countryside. Richard Harris is a Trustee of the Horsham and Shipley Community Project which includes, among many activities, the Shipley Men's Shed. “We wanted to create a resting place for walkers to read the information board and then take a moment. And when Bob came forward with this timber from one of only a few oak trees that survived the construction of the airfield, we had to use it. I wish to thank Bob for the timber and

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THE OLIVE TREE SUPPORT CENTRE

INFORMATION HUB LAUNCHED

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or more than 25 years the Olive Tree Cancer

increasing range of complementary therapies,

Support Centre, located in the grounds of

support groups, emotional support, wellness

Crawley Hospital, has been providing much

activities and workshops on offer at the Olive

needed support services to local people affected by cancer. We have attended a number of

Tree in Crawley will also be available. Many cancer patients from Horsham and the

community events in Horsham in recent years

surrounding area have benefited from the services

including a “pop-up� shop in Swan Walk and the

at the Olive Tree in Crawley over the years and

wonderful Funday Sunday community event in

will continue to be welcome in Crawley until such

Horsham Park and have enjoyed talking to many

time as we are able to provide services in

Horsham residents all of whom were very keen to

Horsham. You can access help from the Hub team

hear that we planned to expand into Horsham. So,

by calling 01403 627240 or emailing

in order to reach more cancer patients and their

horsham@olivetreecancersupport.org.uk

families, we are delighted to announce the

The newly appointed Olive Tree Fundraising

opening of an Information Hub at Horsham

Manager, Ava Harding, will also be based at the

Hospital from September.

Hub. The Olive Tree relies almost entirely on

Receiving a diagnosis of cancer is a difficult,

fundraising and donations in order to provide its

stressful and emotional time for both the patient

valuable services to local people affected by

and those around them. Worrying about

cancer. We are grateful to the many wonderful

treatment, surgery, work, family and many other

people who have donated money or raised funds

issues can be overwhelming and sometimes it is

for us in all sorts of ways over the years to enable

difficult to know where to turn to turn to for

us to continue our work. If you are interested in

support and information.

fundraising for the Olive Tree, please contact Ava.

The Olive Tree Information Hub will provide a

We would very much like to recruit two

central point for cancer patients and their families

volunteers from the Horsham area to represent

to access information about local and national

the Horsham Information Hub on the Olive Tree

cancer services and will also offer an opportunity

Trustees Committee. If you would like further

to discuss any help needed with our friendly,

information about this, please contact the Centre

caring staff and volunteers. The Hub will be

Office 01293 534465. To find out more about the

staffed by Olive Tree Support Worker, Harpinder

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H O R S H A M A M AT E U R O P E R AT I C & D R A M AT I C S O C I E T Y

MY FAIR LADY COMING SOON

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ance all night as the timeless musical ‘My Fair Lady’ graces the stage of The Capitol, Horsham this November.

Based on George Bernard Shaw’s play,

Pygmalion, My Fair Lady tells the beloved tale of Eliza; a high-spirted and gutsy flower girl from Lisson Grove, who wants to better herself by working in a flower shop and not on the kerbside and her lessons from the tenacious, professional bachelor Henry Higgins who, along with his colleague and fellow phoneticist Colonel Pickering, challenges himself to turn her into a lady in just six months. Set in the contrasting worlds of cockney and upper class London fall in love with the diverse and dynamic characters, stunning dance routines, comedy moments and beautiful storytelling in this award winning musical which promises to delight and dazzle you. HAODS are delighted to perform this classic musical, embracing the challenge of bringing some of the most well-known characters in the world of musicals to laugh and adding their own flair and personality. Find yourself rehearsing vowels with Eliza, falling in love with the smitten Freddie, cheering along with the upper class elite at Ascot and experiencing the hustle and bustle of the Covent Garden flower market. Featuring memorable favourite songs including ‘Wouldn’t It Be Loverly’, ‘With a Little Bit of Luck’, ‘I Could Have Danced All Night’, ‘Get Me to the

The Capitol main stage from Tuesday 12th until

Church on Time’ and ‘On the Street Where You

Saturday 16th November with performances

Live’ all accompanied by a stunning live band, find

Tuesday – Friday evenings at 7:30pm, a Saturday

out for yourself why My Fair Lady has been

matinee at 2:00pm and Saturday evening at

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have been trading as a contract cleaning company since July 2018. My company breached the VAT registration limit early this month. Unfortunately, I have some health problems and will be looking to sell the business at the beginning of 2020. Does the company still need to VAT register, knowing that the turnover will be below the deregistration limit in the next 12 months? I seem to recall that HMRC will accept this as a basis for not registering. ^kptboW

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he policy you are thinking about is known as exception from registration. HMRC have discretion to except a business from VAT registration but only if the business can demonstrate that: • taxable turnover has exceeded the VAT registration limit under the backward test (85k of sales in the last 12 months) rather than the forward test (85k of sales in the next 30 days), and • at the time of exceeding, that there are reasons why the turnover will drop below the deregistration limit (currently £83K) in the next 12 months. Further information regarding exception from VAT registration and details on how to apply can be found in the Revenue manuals, try searching the internet for vatreg19000. HMRC’s policy regarding exceptions from VAT registration is to apply the general deregistration rules held within paragraph 4(1) Schedule 1 VAT Act 1994 (paraphrased here):

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• a person who has become liable to be VAT registered shall cease to be so liable if the Commissioners are satisfied that the value of his taxable supplies in the 12 months ahead will not exceed £83k. • the above exception will not apply in cases where taxable supplies cease or are suspended for 30 days or more. If your business is being sold as a company, trade will not cease and the business turnover would not then be affected by any health problem you might be experiencing. If you are trading as a sole trader, you might transfer the VAT registration to the new owner which again would mean trade is not ceasing. Alternatively, a sole trade business might cease at the point of business sale. However, cessation of trade is specifically mentioned above as not being eligible for an exception. Therefore, it is highly unlikely HMRC will agree an exception from VAT registration solely on the basis that you intend to sell the business, unless you can demonstrate a palpable downturn in turnover and that this will continue to be the case for the next 12 months. Tax Adept offers a range of services which are specifically designed to help you and your business. You can find further information on tax-saving measures in the Resources section of our website: www.taxadept.co.uk. Please contact via telephone on 01403 750046, or visit our website.

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CHURCH CELEBRATES 80TH BIRTHDAY

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he congregation and friends of St Leonard’s Church, Cambridge Road gathered together recently to celebrate the church’s 80th birthday. Built in 1939, just as war was starting, St Leonard’s Church was, at the time, an innovative building, with the hall and church under one roof; it also has aspects of Art-Deco built into its design. Having been substantially refurbished in 2008, St Leonard’s is a thriving church, serving its local community. The hall is used by many community groups and individuals for a variety of activities – Indian and other dancing, indoor bowls, choir groups, a slimming group, keep fit, to name but a selection. Church services are attended by young and old, with a pattern of worship that caters for both families and those who like a more formal service. The service was led by the Team Vicar, Rev Natalie

Loveless, and the Rev David Evans (a friend of St Leonard’s and formerly Vicar of Nuthurst) gave an address. Two delightful girls from the Indian dancing class performed, a member of the congregation baked the cake and a longstanding member blew out the candles! Services are at 9.30am Sundays and all welcome. Details at www.stleonardshorsham.org.uk

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BUSINESS

BUSINESSES LIGHT UP TOWN!

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orsham based businesses have backed a month long light and projections spectacular to mark the finale of the Horsham District Year of Culture 2019. Light Up Horsham is due to take place from Saturday 30 November until Tuesday 31 December where a 10-minute projected show will be focused on the front of Bills Restaurant, the Old Town Hall, in the Market Square of Horsham Town Centre. The show will take place every 15 minutes from 4pm until 8pm throughout December and will be a celebration of the Year of Culture, with a huge dose of festive cheer sprinkled on top. The content will be created by RMV Productions, an award-winning creative agency based in Horsham, with a huge amount of project support coming from Creative Technology, a world leading Crawley based business. Wakefields Jewellers based in West Street in the town has come on board as headline sponsor of the event. The jewellers are working with RMV to create bespoke projection content which will appear within the ten-minute show. Melanie and Dominic Wakefield, joint owners of the jewellery store, which has been in the town since 1911, said: “We are both absolutely thrilled to be the headline sponsor for Light Up Horsham. We’re excited to be supporting such a creative new venture, that we hope the entire community will enjoy. We truly think it’s going to give Horsham Town Centre a real festive buzz this Christmas!” Five further businesses are supporting the event as show sponsors: Impact Specialist Finance, The Horsham Cellar, Barratt Homes, Doodie Stark and The Café at No.4 and The Giggling Squid. Dale Jannells from Impact Specialist Finance, based in the Carfax, said, ‘We’re thrilled as a longterm Horsham business to be involved with Light Up and what it will bring to the local community.’ Alannah France, Marketing Manager at Barratt

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Front row: Headline sponsor Melanie Wakefield from Wakefield Jewellers and Dale Jannells from Impact Specialist Finance. Back row: Luke Smith, The Horsham Cellar, Liz Jefferson from Doodie Stark, Cllr Jonathan Chowen HDC Cabinet Member for Leisure and Culture,a representative from Bill’s and Yvonne Laing from The Café at No. 42.

Homes said: ‘At Barratt Homes we are delighted to support Light Up Horsham which will be a brilliant event for the local community. Wherever we are building our new homes, we are always keen to support existing events to help the local economy.’ Luke Smith from The Horsham Cellar, based in the Carfax, said: “We will be putting on some interesting wine and spirit experiences throughout December at The Horsham Cellar to match, right around the corner from Bill’s, at 51 Carfax! Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for Leisure and Culture Cllr Jonathan Chowen said: “Light Up Horsham will be a real stand out event for the town and will act as a magnet for people to come and visit Horsham and all it has to offer. It will also be a real boost to local retailers at this crucial time of year when they are facing such challenging times. Follow all the latest updates and behind the scene creativity for Light Up Horsham by following @HDculture2019 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, don’t forget to use #LightUpHorsham to get involved. Please mention HORSHAM PAGES North when responding to adverts

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RECIPE

PARSNIP SOUP An easy luxurious autumnal soup Preparation time: Less than 30 mins Cooking time: 30 mins. Serves 4 fkdobafbkqp=

1 tbsp olive oil 2 garlic cloves, finely chopped 600g/1lb 5oz parsnips, cut into 1cm/½-inch cubes ½ tsp dried red chilli flakes, plus extra to serve 1 litre/1¾ pints hot vegetable stock 200ml/7fl oz double cream salt and freshly ground black pepper For the croutons 3 thick slices good bread, such as sourdough, cut into 2.5cm/1-inch pieces 1 tbsp olive oil 55g/2oz Gruyere cheese, finely grated

through gently. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Serve the soup topped with the croutons and a sprinkling of chilli flakes for a little more kick.

jbqela Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6. Heat the oil in a heavy-based saucepan over a medium heat. Add the chopped garlic and cubed parsnips and fry for 4–5 minutes, stirring occasionally. When they are golden add the chilli flakes and fry for one more minute. Pour in the stock, stir and bring everything to a simmer. Cover with the lid and cook for 12–15 minutes, or until the parsnips are tender. Meanwhile, for the croutons, place the pieces of bread on a baking tray in a single layer and drizzle with the olive oil. Sprinkle over the cheese, and season with salt and pepper. Bake for 5–10 minutes until crisp and golden. Remove the soup from the heat and blitz with a stick blender until smooth. Return to the heat, stir in the cream and heat

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RUN FIT CELEBRATES 1ST BIRTHDAY

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orsham Run Fit, is delighted to be celebrating its first birthday, as its promise to encourage social running ‘where no-one gets left behind’, has been embraced by those looking to get fit in Horsham. Success is down to the clubs ‘open to anyone approach’ where regardless of size, shape, fitness level, age or ability, everyone is invited to join the twice weekly runs that commence at 7pm from the Conservatory Café in Horsham Park. The evening sessions vary between a social run on a Tuesday night that covers a distance of between 2 and 5 miles depending on ability and circuits fitness training on a Thursday. And, committed to make running a fun and social event for all, the Horsham Run Fit members challenge themselves to better their own running performances whilst providing support and encouragement for each other. So whether you are just starting out and can run but a few paces before you have to walk, are a lapsed runner that is looking to get ‘back into it,’ or are an experienced runner requiring support whilst training, Horsham Run Fit can help you achieve your fitness goals. For further information please contact Dan Please mention HORSHAM PAGES North when responding to adverts

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COLOURFUL PLACES

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017 saw Steyning based artist Sarah Duffield have a near sell out show of her bright, uplifting and unique take on the landscape that inspires her. Now two years later she returns to Horsham Museum & Art Gallery with stunning new work that reveals how Sarah continues to develop her pallet and craft. At the heart of the exhibition, Colourful Places are four views of Horsham district, drawn from conversations had with local people about their favourite scene. Commissioned by Horsham District Council as part of the Year of Culture, the paintings are the culmination of months of work, and importantly, a first, the exhibition will focus on the steps Sarah took in creating the modern masterpieces. So as well admiring the views of; Knepp Estate and Ruin, Chesworth Farm, view from Beeding Hill and the River Arun and Chalk Pit at Amberley, the visitor can get a feel of the creative processes, the pallet selection and what to include, or leave out. It adds a real depth and interest to an exhibition that will make you see Horsham district in another light. The four original views are the District are part of a larger exhibition where Sarah showcases her recent work including Into the Arboretum, Adur Sunset, Autumn Sentinels, paintings inspired by her travels across the heart of Sussex. In 2017 one of the surprises of the exhibition were the beautifully crafted charcoal drawings, the preparatory

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sketches that stood in their own terms as works of art. Horsham Museum & Art Gallery are delighted that Sarah has agreed to display some of her drawings again, monochrome images as powerful and rewarding as her colourful masterpieces. The exhibition Colourful Places – The MultiColoured District is an opportunity to admire works by a highly talented artist who has created her own vision of the world around her. Knowing only too well how popular the four views of the District will be, a limited signed print of each of the view has been produced. These will be on sale along with original works of art, in an exhibition that is one of the highlights of Horsham District Year of Culture. Colourful Places - The Multi-Coloured District by Sarah Duffield, opens on Saturday 28 September and runs till 14 December 2019. Sarah is holding a meet the artist on 5th October at 12pm – 5pm at Horsham District Council’s Horsham Museum & Art Gallery. Horsham Museum & Art Gallery is open Monday- Saturday 10am – 5pm, free admission. www.horshammuseum.org.

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hristmas is the perfect time of year to treat our pets but can also result in an increase in potential toxins around the house. Christmas plants like mistletoe and poinsettia can cause drooling, vomiting and diarrhoea if ingested and in large amounts, mistletoe may result in weakness, heart disturbances and seizures. Ensure these plants are kept out of reach of our furry friends. With lots of yummy food we can be tempted to overindulge our pets, however fatty foods can result in vomiting, diarrhoea or even pancreatitis. Chocolate contains theobromine, a chemical similar to caffeine, which stimulates the nervous system and can cause agitation, seizures and heart disturbances. Christmas cake or pudding containing raisins, currants and sultanas can result in kidney failure. The toxic mechanism is unknown but even very small quantities can be a problem. Macadamia nuts can cause vomiting, weakness and a high temperature but again the toxic mechanism is unknown. Our pets must not be allowed to scavenge these Christmas foods. As we all know, some animals will eat anything and gut obstruction as a result of consumption of tree and cake decorations, tinsel, wrapping ribbons, toys or cooked meat bones can result in the need for surgical removal. If you are concerned your pet has eaten anything discussed in this article, please contact your vet immediately. We wish you and your pets a very Merry Christmas! Tel: 01403 791011. www.maltmancosham.co.uk

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HEALTH & WELLBEING

YOUR LOCAL “SUPERFOODS”

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ot a week goes by without a report appearing online

• Try replacing acai berries with blueberries. Blueberries are full

telling us we need to be eating a new “superfood” to

of antioxidants called anthocyanidins, which give them their

keep us healthy. The term “superfood” is commonly

colour. They’re also linked to a reduction of cardiovascular

used and although it has no official definition, it often refers to foods that have uncommonly high nutrient content. Goji berries, baobab powder, chia seeds, wheatgrass, quinoa

disease and protect against age-related macular degeneration – a loss of vision condition. • Use blackcurrants instead of goji berries. Blackcurrants tend to

and acai berry powder are just some of the “superfoods” you

be cheaper than goji berries and even blueberries, and they’re

may have heard of that possess wonderful health benefits.

much higher in vitamin C and antioxidants than their more

They’re often promised to boost vitality, improve your mood,

exotic counterparts.

increase libido, burn fat, lengthen your life and so on. Indeed,

• Don’t forget your green vegetables such as broccoli and kale

these foods can be beneficial to your health, but they are not

instead which are an alternative to wheatgrass. Green veggies

a cure for all ills. And just as worryingly, they can come with a

are low in calories, are a good source of vitamins such as A, C,

price tag that can break the bank. But here’s the good news. There are a number of excellent

E, and K, magnesium, potassium and are high in fibre. • Quinoa is great but millet and buckwheat can be used

alternatives that might not be as ‘exotic’ but can be found

instead. Millet is a source of magnesium, copper, fibre, is gluten

much closer to home, and that don’t have to cost a small

free and easily digestible. Buckwheat is also gluten free, rich in

fortune. Some of the most nutritious foods can, indeed, be

fibre and protein, and can help prevent a sudden spike in

found in your local supermarket and they should, if they’re not

blood sugar.

already, be part of your diet. Below are some local, seasonal alternatives to your

Expensive exotic superfoods can (but don’t have to be) part of a healthy diet. Eating simple seasonal whole foods in the

“conventional” superfoods.

form of local vegetables, fruits and whole grains, as well as

• Flaxseed (or linseeds) can be used instead of the more

good quality organic eggs, free range meats and wild fish, will

expensive chia seeds. Flaxseeds, when ground, are a great

give you a lot of the “super” benefits and will provide plenty of

source of vegan Omega 3 and fibre, which helps keep the

nutrients for your body to thrive and feel good.

body regular, and can be helpful in lowering cholesterol.

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• Raspberries and blackberries can replace pomegranate seeds. Raspberries and blackberries are low in sugar, and a source of folic acid, potassium and fibre. Blackberries are also especially high in vitamin C.

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s days get darker and colder it’s tempting to huddle up, turn up the heating and hibernate until the winter is over. But that really is a waste, so here are some of our favourite ways to beat the winter blues. Make sure your home is efficiently heated. Being cold is miserable but sitting in t-shirts in December with the heating blazing is ridiculous. Check out the Energy Saving Trust website for tips on saving energy, money and reducing your carbon footprint. Their section on Thermostats and Controls is especially useful www.energysavingtrust.org.uk Modern heating controls, especially the digital kind you can operate from an app on your mobile, give you the ability to ‘tweak’ the heating in your home, allowing you to reduce the heat if it’s unseasonably warm, or you’re going away for a long weekend for example. Sleep soundly On a cold, grey winter’s morning getting out of bed is effort enough, but it’s even worse if you’ve had a bad night’s sleep. Overheated rooms affect quality of sleep, so a bedroom that is too warm is both wasting energy and affecting your ability to rest properly. According to The Sleep Council the ideal temperature is about 1618 degrees C. See their website for lots more tips on creating the best environment for sleep www.sleepcouncil.org.uk Snuggle up Winter months in the UK are not one consistent temperature, so flexibility is the key to getting the heat levels just right. Have an extra layer available for the bed for the coldest nights and try to buy good quality, sustainable products. You can now even get duvets filled with recycled plastic bottles, and having slept under one

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recently and matching pillows, I can thoroughly recommend them! If you hunker down on an evening or weekend with a box set or the latest series on catch up, remember that you’ll tend to feel colder if you’re sitting still for a long time. Try to move around a bit (well someone has to get up and fetch the hot chocolate…) and treat your sofa to a cosy throw to avoid the temptation to turn up the heat. Get some fresh air Make the most of sunny winter days with a walk in the woods, local park or the beach. If you have a garden there are always things to do - just remember if you’re clearing up to leave plants and berries and seeds that wildlife might use for food. Get crafty Making and repairing things is a great way to beat the winter blues. Collect natural materials (and inspiration) on walks, Pinterest is full of ideas for simple artwork - you don’t need to be a great artist. Have a go at up-cycling an old piece of furniture or frame some of those holiday photos to cheer you up when it’s gloomy outside. For more ideas on a sustainable home find us on Facebook, Instagram or our website: www.kinderliving.co.uk Please mention HORSHAM PAGES North when responding to adverts

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HOLBROOK

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eçäÄêççâ=`çããìåáíó=mêÉJpÅÜççä Sessional day care for children between 2 and 5 Place North Heath Hall Contact Jacky Tee hcp.registrar@gmail.com 01403 265793 / 07925 576391

kçêíÜ=eÉ~íÜ=tf= Horsham North Heath WI meet at The Tythe Barn, Pondtail Road on the 1st Tuesday of the month. 10.00am-12 noon. Visitors very welcome. Contact Mrs E. Ghinn. Tel: 267510

`çãéíçå=_çïäë=`äìÄ= meets every Thursday 7.30-9.45pm. New members welcome. Place North Heath Hall. Contact Bill King 253752

jáåá=j~êâë= Activities for under 5s and their carers on the 3rd Wednesday of each month 12.30pm Place St Mark’s Contact Jo Allen and Brenda Harwood St Mark’s Church Office - 261380 www.stmarksholbrook.org.uk

eçäÄêççâ=eçêëÜ~ã=tf A friendly group of ladies meets on third Tuesday of every month, except August for guest speakers and activities. 7.45 – 10.00pm. Place: Tythe Barn, Pondtail Road Contact: Anita 01403 272120. clo=^ii

clo=dfoip=^ka=_lvp gìåáçê=m~óJ^ëJvçìJdç=cççíÄ~ää=pÉëëáçåë== Fridays 5.00-6.30pm in term-time. School holiday day camps too Place Holbrook Tythe Barn Contact David Groom 07860 461982 `ÜÉëïçêíÜ=oçîÉêë=cççíÄ~ää=`äìÄ Under 9s (School year 4) Train at the Holbrook Tythe Barn on Mondays from 6-7pm. Match days: Saturdays. Wednesday evening training. Under 12s (School year 7) are looking for new players for their team. Training-Monday evenings 6-7pm (Hurst Road) Match days will be Saturday mornings at the Holbrook Club. Interested? T: 07765240821 Angelo Penge - Team Manager o^fk_ltpI=_oltkfbp=C=drfabp o~áåÄçïëI=_êçïåáÉë=~åÇ=dìáÇÉë= There are many units throughout Horsham, various days, venues and times. Please add your daughter’s details to the Girlguiding web-site – www.girlguiding.org.uk and use the register your interest tab. Someone from Horsham will then contact you.

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fÅÉÄêÉ~âÉêë=páåÖäÉë=aáåáåÖ=`äìÄ Are you single and looking to meet new people? If so why not contact Icebreakers – a local dining club for the single over 40s. We meet every few weeks for a meal at a number of different venues in West Sussex and Surrey. There is always a friendly atmosphere and new people are welcomed into the group by the organiser and existing members. There’s no membership or joining fee so members feel free to attend as often as they would like to. See www.icebreakersclub.co.uk for more information or call Jacquie on 01403 273480. Le Cercle Francais We are a small, friendly, French Conversation Club who meet once a week during term times. Place: Tythe Barn, Pondtail Road Time: Thursday Mornings 10 am to 12 noon. (term times only) Price: Charges vary. New members welcome. Please contact Jeanette Johnson on 01293 871550 or email jttejn@tiscali.co.uk eçêëÜ~ã=péÉ~âÉêë=`äìÄ== Improve your speaking skills in friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Meet second and last Tuesday of month 7.45-10.30pm Place Tythe Barn. Contact Barry 01903 246546

pí=j~êâÛëI=m~êáëÜ=çÑ=eçäÄêççâ Every Sunday 8.30am for Holy Communion. Sunday 10.30am Morning Worship with Holy Communion every third Sunday. Wednesday 9:45am Traditional Service Café Praise 7.30pm every 1st and 3rd Sunday; informal service with refreshments. Place St Mark’s Contact Jo Allen and Brenda Harwood St Mark’s Church Office - 261380 www.stmarksholbrook.org.uk ea`=eÉ~äíÜ=t~äâë Two mile circular walk around riverside at 10.45am every Monday. Suitable for new walkers. Meet at Sussex Barn car park Contact Ann & John 268885 One and a half mile walk around Horsham Park at 10.30am every Wednesday. Suitable for the elderly and people recovering from illness, operation or accident. Meet at the bandstand in the Carfax Contact Wyn 256630, Sue 255710 or Emmy 255517 Gentle walk from St Mary’s Church in The Causeway including Chesworth Farm.10.30am every Friday. Wheelchairs can be taken if advance notice provided. Contact Peter 260783 eçäÄêççâ=`çããìåáíó=`ÉåíêÉ Hire our centre for your event, or join one of the groups running sessions at our centre. See our website for further details and availability calendar at www.holbrookcc.co.uk, email admin@holbrookcc.co.uk or Contact 01403 210550. gìåáçê=`äìÄ=C=pÉåáçê=`äìÄ Pool table, table tennis, TV, coffee bar and tuck shop, football and basketball in the floodlit outdoor court, topical discussions, air

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hockey, games consoles and arts and crafts available each week in addition to programme specific activities. Junior Club - Wednesdays 6.30pm to 8.30pm for ages 8 to 12. Senior Club - Tuesdays 7.00pm to 9.00pm for ages 13 to 16. Run by 4 The Youth on behalf of Holbrook Community Centre. Place Holbrook Community Centre, Holbrook School Lane Contact www.horshamyouth.org.uk/ holbrook-juniors dean.sweet@4theyouth.org.uk, or telephone 01403 800142. eçêëÜ~ã=cäçïÉê=`äìÄ 2nd Tuesday of the month @ 2pm. (no meeting in August) Place North Heath Hall, North Heath Lane Contact Helen Macklearn 01403 790368, macklearn@hotmail.com Tea at Three Every third Sunday afternoon of the month – an opportunity to meet with friends over a cup of tea and cake at St

Mark’s Church. Contact Jo Allen and Brenda Harwood St Mark’s Church Office - 261380 Horsham Sugarcrystals Club Sugarcraft Demonstrations The club meets on the first Friday of each month (except January) at 7.30pm for 8.00pm at North Heath Hall, St Marks Lane, Horsham, RH12 5PU. Visitors £4.00. www.horshamsugarcrystals.co.uk or Contact 01403 261881. clo=lsbo=RMë RMH=tÉÇåÉëÇ~ó=^Åíáîáíó=`äìÄ 9.30am onwards Wednesday mornings £2.50 members £4.50 non members. The activity available is Table Tennis. Place Holbrook Club Contact 01403 751150 vçìåÖ=~í=eÉ~êí A weekly club for people aged 50+. Enjoy activities such as tennis, table tennis,

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badminton, short mat bowls, yoga and snooker. The weekly cost is £4.50. Place Holbrook Club on Monday mornings, 9am - 12noon Contact 01403 215637

For new entries or corrections, please email info@horshampublications.com HOLBROOK USEFUL NUMBERS Holbrook Surgery Enquiries/Appts 08448 151 072 Dentist 339818 Holbrook School 272500 North Heath School 254790 All Saints School 270460 Holbrook Club 751150 St Mark’s Hall Bookings 261380 Tythe Barn Hall Bookings 260228 North Heath Hall Bookings 260228 Tennis Courts at Tythe Barn 260228 St Mark’s Church 261380 Police Community Support 101

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clo=pj^ii=`efiaobk kç~ÜÛë=^êâ= Church Service and refreshments for parents and toddlers Fridays 10.00am - 11.30am term time Place: All Saints Parish Hall Contact: Fr Russell Stagg 274297 g~Åâ=~åÇ=gáää=mêÉJpÅÜççä Littlehaven Infant School Hawkesbourne Rd, Horsham RH12 4EH Pre-school sessions for children aged 2-5, Stay-and-play session on second Saturday each month Contact: 01403 258994 jack.jillps@hotmail.co.uk iáííäÉ=pí~êë Parent/Carer and Toddler Group Tuesdays during term time 9.15-11 am Place: St Andrews Methodist Church, Crawley Road, Roffey Contact: 01403 268994 rosemaryjstandrews@gmail.com Who Let The Dads Out? For Dads/male carers and their children (0-6s). £1 per family. Loads of toys laid out for fun, and refreshments incl. bacon butties! 2nd Saturday of the month, from 10am12noon. Place: St Andrews Methodist Church, Crawley Road, Roffey Contact: rosemaryjstandrews@gmail.com FOR GIRLS AND BOYS Beavers for boys and girls aged 6-8 yrs, 1st Roffey Beaver Colony Meet on Thursdays from 5.30-6.30pm Contact: Martin Richardson 211448 Cubs for boys and girls aged 8-10 yrs 1st Roffey Cub Scout Pack Meet on Tuesdays from 6.30-8.00pm Contact: Martin Richardson 211448 Scouts

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for boys and girls aged 10 - 14 yrs 1st Roffey Scout Troop Meet on Thursdays from 7.00-9.00pm Contact: Martin Richardson 211448 Explorer Scouts for boys and girls aged 14-18 yrs. 1st Roffey Explorer Scouts. Meet on Tuesdays from 7.30-9.30pm Contact: Martin Richardson 211448 The 1st Roffey Boys’ Brigade and Girls’ Association Company Friday evenings in term time: 5.30-6.30 pm for Anchors (5-8 years) 6.30-8 pm for Juniors (8 -11 years) and 7-8.30 pm for Company Section (11+) Place: St Andrews Methodist Church Hall, Crawley Road, Roffey Contact: Rosemary Johnston rosemaryjstandrews@gmail.com The Roffey Children & Family Centre Godwin Way For 13-18 year olds Contact: 754511 aìâÉ=çÑ=bÇáåÄìêÖÜ= Open Award Centre Meet at Roffey Youth Centre Tuesdays from 7.30-9.00pm Contact: Kate Hall 754511 o~åÖÉêë= for girls 14+ , Wednesdays 7.00-9.00pm. Place: Millenium Hall, Crawley Road Contact: 260018 oçÑÑÉó=oçÄáåë=cççíÄ~ää=`äìÄ Under 7’s - Under 16’s Contact: For players of all age groups, email WeAreRoffeyRobins@gmail.com Match Day: Saturday morning Train - a mid week evening Contact: Andy 01403 255220 afchantrill@aol.com and Dave on 01403 259152/07959 496576 o^fk_ltpI=_oltkfbp=C=drfabp o~áåÄçïëI=_êçïåáÉë=~åÇ=dìáÇÉë= There are many units throughout Horsham, various days, venues and

times. Please add your daughter’s details to the Girlguiding web-site – www.girlguiding.org.uk and use the register your interest tab. Someone from Horsham will then contact you. clo=^ii léÉå=aççê= Coffee, tea and friendship every Thursday, 10am-12 noon Place: All Saints Parish Hall Contact: 274297 qÜÉ=`~ÑÉ]pí^åÇêÉïë Community Cafe - drinks, homemade cakes and friendship on Wednesdays at 10am - 12 noon Place: St Andrews Methodist Church Contact: 01403 275456 eçêëÜ~ã=~åÇ=aáëíêáÅí=`áíáòÉåë=^ÇîáÅÉ Roffey Branch, Mondays 10.00am 1.00pm By appointment unless not busy Place: Millennium Hall eçêëÜ~ã=pÅçííáëÜ=`çìåíêó=a~åÅáåÖ `äìÄ We meet every Monday 8-10pm and pay £2.50 an evening. Scottish dancing is fun as well as good exercise. No need to bring a partner as beginners dance with someone who can guide them through. Just bring a pair of soft shoes. Place: Millennium Hall, Crawley Road, Roffey RH12 4DT. Contact: 01403 269439 or email through our web site www.horshamscdc.org.uk eçêëÜ~ã=cêÉåÅÜ=`äìÄ We are a group of francophiles and francophones who meet once a month. We have a common interest in French language, culture and history and offer a programme of varied activities (talks, news, games etc), designed to entertain and inform all those who are interested in France, whether French, British or another nationality by origin. New members are always welcome. Meet on the second Friday of every month at 8pm.

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Place: Millenium Hall,Crawley Road, Roffey. Visitors £7 including refreshments. Contact: 01403 733878 for further information or visit www.horshamfrenchclub.org.uk

Contact: 01403 275456 susanhstandrews@gmail.com For dates and times visit our blog: www.taketimehorsham.blogspot.com

aç=óçì=åÉÉÇ=ëçãÉ=éÉ~ÅÉ=~åÇ=èìáÉí\ Taketime provides a relaxed space for a guided 30 minutes of silence and reflection inspired by the stories of Jesus. No religious knowledge or background needed. Feeling shy – then try it for yourself first online at: www.taketime.org.uk Every 2nd Sunday of the month – 6-7pm (includes an optional additional 30 minutes for those who wish to listen to members of the group share their reflective journey) Every 4th Thursday – 10-10.30am (followed by tea/coffee for those who wish to stay and chat) Place: St Andrews Methodist Church & Centre, Crawley Rd, Roffey RH12 4DX

oçÑÑÉó=dêÉÉåÑáÉäÇë=tf A friendly welcome awaits visitors and new members. We meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month (except August) from 7.45 – 10pm. Place: St Andrews Methodist Church Hall, Crawley Road, Roffey RH12 4DX We also meet informally at various locations during the 4th week of the month for different activities. Contact: Maj-Britt 01403 263961 or Sue 01403 266639.

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HORSHAM TIME WELL SPENT EVENTS Town Trails And Walks With Horsham being so flat and compact it is ideal for exploring. Consequently there are a number of trails and walks visitors can follow throughout the year. There are seasonal trails that coincide with a number of town centre events run by Rotary Club of Horsham and Horsham District Council. Horsham Rotary Trick or Treat Trail – October Half Term Holidays – 26 October to 3 November 2019 Horsham Churches Together Nativity Trail – Saturday 14 December 2019 Thursday 31st October Halloween Party Horsham’s Carfax hosts the ever popular Halloween Party, 10am to 4pm Providing a variety of fantastic free entertainment for younger children brought together by Horsham District Council and partners. Sunday 10th November Remembrance The War Memorial in the Carfax in Horsham town centre will be the focus of this year’s Remembrance Sunday service on Sunday 10 November 2019. After the Service in Carfax the parade departs to St. Mary's Church in Causeway, returning at approximately 1.00pm. 30th November - 24th December Christmas Experience Window Wonderland. For more information about these events: Email: events@horsham.gov.uk www.horshamtimewellspent.co.uk www.facebook.com/horshamtimewellsp ent HORSHAM MUSEUM & ART GALLERY Splashes of Artistic Excellence Ian Hadley, Alison Ingram & Cherry Parsons, 5th Jul 2019 to 3rd Jan 2020 Small, bright, vibrant Splashes of artistic excellence are on show this year in the temporary exhibition space on the ground floor. Showcasing recent work by:

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Ian Hadley: 5 July - 31 August Alison Ingram: 3 September - 28 September Cherry Parsons: 8 November - 3 January Be Surprised - the Multi-Coloured District by Sarah Duffield 28th Sep 2019 to 14th Dec 2019 One of the highlights of the year will be the beautiful exhibition by Sarah Duffield whose paintings have captured in her unique way, the colour, vibrancy and picturesque scenery of Horsham District. Edith Pargh Barton 2nd Oct 2019 to 1st Nov 2019 Edith’s work reveals a joy in playing with paint and fabric, and a delight in the unusual; of existing in between the real and the imaginary. The Kingdom of Snow & Ice by Wendy & Michael Ball 4th Oct 2019 to 14th Dec 2019 An exhibition of photographs focusing on the magic of mountain hares, polar bears, and owls from travels in Scotland, Canada and Svalbard. Splashes of Artistic Excellence Cherry Parsons 8th Nov 2019 to 3rd Jan 2020 Small, bright, vibrant Splashes of artistic excellence are on show this year in the temporary exhibition space on the ground floor. Post War Europhia 9th Nov 2019 to 11th Jan 2020 This unusual exhibition will help answer the question by revealing what went on when the bullets stopped and peace had a chance. Alongside the exhibition a new book will be launched by local author Gary Cooper: Collyers Horsham Grammar School casualties in two World Wars. Horsham Museum & Art Gallery, 9 Causeway, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1HE. Tel: 01403 254959 or visit www.horshammuseum.org THE CAPITOL HORSHAM Exhibition on Screen: Leonardo - The Works Tue 29 Oct & Tue 5 Nov, Various Times

Elio Pace's Billy Joel Songbook featuring David Brown Wed 30 Oct , 7:30pm John Robins: Hot Shame Thu 31 Oct , 7:30pm Milkshake! Live - Milkshake Monkey's Musical Fri 1 Nov , Various Times Thank You For The Music Sat 2 Nov , 7:30pm Shakespeare Schools Festival 2019 Mon 4 - Tue 5 Nov , Various Times Skerryvore Wed 6 Nov , 7:30pm NT Live: Hansard (15) Thu 7 Nov , 7pm Ed Byrne: If I'm Honest... Thu 7 Nov , 8pm Dear Zoo Live! Fri 8 - Sat 9 Nov , Various Times Songs from Ireland Fri 8 Nov , 7:45pm Met Opera Live: Madama Butterfly (Puccini) Sat 9 & Sun 17 Nov , Various Pitchy Breath Theatre Company presents Time and Time Again..... Sat 9 Nov , 7:30pm 42nd Street - The Musical (12A TBC) Sun 10 & Tue 12 Nov , Various Times Cold War (15) HFS Mon 11 Nov , 8pm HAODS presents My Fair Lady Tue 12 - Sat 16 Nov , Various Times Shipley Arts Festival: St Mary's Horsham Fri 15 Nov , 7pm Barnstormers Big Sundae 2019 Sun 17 Nov , 7:30pm An Evening of Eric and Ern Tue 19 - Wed 20 Nov , Various Times RSC Live: Timon of Athens (12A TBC) Wed 20 Nov , 7pm Shipley Arts Festival: Dragons Thu 21 Nov , 7pm Blake: Movies and Musicals Thu 21 Nov , 7:30pm Paul Zerdin's Puppet Party Fri 22 Nov , 7:30pm Met Opera Live: Akhnaten (Philip Glass) Sat 23 Nov & Sun 1 Dec , Various Times Andy Fairweather Low & The Low Riders Sat 23 Nov , 7:30pm NT Live: Present Laughter (12A) Thu 28 Nov , 7pm Family Film Fun: Miracle on 34th Street (U)

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NI4H ROCK OFF 2 Friday 22 November 7.30pm - 12am. Tickets ÂŁ5. Bar. Warnham Comrades Club, Hollands Way, Warnham RH12 3RH. Bar. The Tube Snake Boogie Band with support from Lightning. Reserve event tickets – email noincinerator4horsham@gmail.com or message Facebook Events: No Incinerator 4 Horsham - Appeal Campaign Pay by: Bank Transfer reference QUIZ, TEA, BARN or FAIR + your name to Sort Code: 53-50-39 Account Number: 55388027 or Cheque payable to: ‘No Incinerator 4 Horsham’ send to: Ni4H Chairman, Peter Catchpole, Northlands House, Northlands Road. Horsham RH12 5PW.

CATS PROTECTION FUNDRAISERS Sat 2nd Nov - 12 noon – 2pm North Heath Hall, St Marks Lane, Horsham Sat 25th January 2020 - 12 noon – 2pm Salvation Army Hall, Booth Way/Depot Road, Horsham Sat 18th April 2020 - 2pm – 4pm Roffey Millenium Hall HORSHAM PAINTING GROUP One Day Exhibition & Sale 16th November 10am - 4pm Quaker Meeting House, Worthing Rd. Horsham RH12 1SL. Free Admission. Refreshments available. Details 01403 257784

SUSSEX PATHFINDERS RAMBLING CLUB WALKS Please check www.sussex-pathfinders.co.uk/walks or call 07842 792962 for any updates to any of the walks listed below. Sorry, dogs are not permitted. Saturday 9 Nov 13:30 Warninglid 5 miles Gently undulating Explorer Map OL34/TQ250261 Meet and park in The Street, Warninglid, adjacent to the Half Moon pub. Walk via Colwood, Playdells Farm, Wykehurst Park, Nailard's Wood, Colwood Park. Sunday 10 Nov 10:00 Ashington 10.5 miles Fairly level Explorer Map OL10/TQ129159 Meet by Ashington Church, turn off London Road by Red Lion pub into Church Lane.

Walk via Jinkes Farm, Chesswood Nursery, Nutbourne (L), West Chiltington, Warminghurst. Sunday 29 Dec 10:00 Kithurst Hill near Storrington 9 miles Downland Explorer Map OL10/TQ070125 Meet in Kithurst Hill car park - turn south off B2139, 1 mile SW of Storrington, and ascend the narrow lane to the car park on top of the Downs. Walk via Norfolk Clump, Wepham, Burpham (L), The Burgh, Rackham Hill. THE 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. 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. Mon 28 October - Highlights of 2018/19 Mon 4 November - Woodland from the Equator to the Arctic Mon 11 November - Spiders of Sussex Mon 18 November - Annual General Meeting, followed by - An entomological year with my camera Mon 25 November - Medmerry Reserve – 5 years on‌ Everyone is welcome. www.hnhs.org.uk

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