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Contents Comment Children’s Parade Globetrotting Gruffalos National Drugs Awareness Week Horsham’s First Spanish Festival Year Of Culture 2019 HeART To Heart Fundraising Ghyll Manor Commemorations at Local Airfield New Funds to Support Business Health and Wellbeing West Sussex Urology Trekkers Conquer the Lake District Horsham Museum Live at the Lake Peter James Supports HeART Trail Recipe Roffey Cricket Club St Catherine’s Hospice The Loxwood Joust Pet’s Corner Walkers Light Up Horsham Kinder Living Horsham Community Information Tree and Wood Premiere Horsham What’s On Puzzle Answers, Discounts & Offers
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DIFFERENT WAYS TO BE HEALTHIER
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ith the Tour De France under way its a good time to think about how we can do more cycling and get fitter. On page 38 you can read about National Cycle to Work Day on 8th August, the UK’s biggest cycle commuting event. Cycling has seen an increase in popularity over the last few years with great local events like the Velo South and triathlons across the county. Cycling is a fun and effective form of exercise, but some worry that pressure from a bicycle saddle can cause urinary, sexual, prostate problems and can even increase your risk of prostate cancer. The article concludes that riding is an excellent form of exercise and will not increase your risk of prostate cancer. Other ways to reduce your risk of prostate cancer are staying at a healthy weight
and eating a well-balanced, healthy diet that includes plenty of fruits, vegetables and wholegrain foods. With summer time upon us and rising temperatures there is a new health and wellbeing page written by Anna Pinnock on page 34 looking at why hydration is so important for the body. On average, water makes up between 60% and 75% of our body weight, depending on age. And without it you’ll only be able to survive for a few days, compared to a few weeks without food. And if you want to get out and enjoy the countryside there is a series of walks organised by Sussex Pathfinders Rambling Club which you can find on page 67. So enjoy a healthy summmer! Richard Milbourn, Editor E: editor@horshampublications.com
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CHILDREN’S PARADE
CREATIVITY, COLOUR AND COSTUMES Horsham’s streets came alive with a riot of vibrant colour, joyous music and imaginative dance at Horsham's first ever Children's Parade
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n Sunday 7 July, over 700 children from 17 Horsham District schools showcased the fantastic models and costumes they had made in school with professional community artists from Same Sky, the organisation behind the Brighton Children’s Parade as part of the Horsham District Year of Culture, Horsham Festival and the Funday Sunday. The theme was Art & Artists and each school interpreted the work of an artist in their own imaginative way. Kingslea Primary School created a giant bust of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo and each student carried a monkey or cat on their back, a motif often depicted in her work. Northolmes Junior School turned themselves into Andy Warhol’s ‘Campbell’s Soup Cans’, waved Marilyn flags and walked alongside their giant effigy of the ’60s Pop Art icon himself. Rusper Primary School donned glorious orange costumes and paraded their giant ‘Tree of Life’, by Gustav Klimt. Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee School got surreal with Salvador Dali, dressing up as his
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melting clocks from ‘The Persistence of Memory’, and carrying a giant model of the moustached master himself. Leechpool Primary School took on Street Art with a giant Banksy wall, spray can costumes and multitude of hearts, a motif in his infamous work ‘Girl With Balloon’. Heron Way Primary School turned themselves into Picassoesque portraits, Holy Trinity CE Primary School into Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’, All Saints CE Primary School into Monet’s ‘Waterlilies’ and Southwater Junior Academy into Jackson Pollock ‘splatter’ style paintings. Greenway Academy made a Yayoi Kusama-inspired ‘Octopumpkin’ and inventively decorated themselves in her trademark Polkadots. Holbrook Primary School created a multitude of butterflies to represent Damien Hirst’s ‘Kaleidoscope’ paintings. Shipley CE Primary School went vibrant with the colourful work of Joss Rossita. St Andrew’s CE Primary School recreated Georgia O’Keefe’s ‘Ram's Head and White Hollyhock’. St Robert’s Southwell RC Primary School depicted Leonardo
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Da Vinci’s visionary ‘helicopter’ invention. St John’s Catholic Primary School took on the colourful creations of Brazilian-born contemporary artist, Romero Britto. Arunside Primary School presented Bridget Riley inspired optical illusions in the form of a giant eye and striped panels, while North Heath Community Primary became a colourful mass of Kandinsky circles. Each and every school created amazing models and costumes to present at this truly inspiring and joyous community event. Horsham District folk turned out in their droves, lining the route to wave and cheer the parade on from its start at Denne Road, along East and West Street, through the Carfax and up North Parade where it entered Horsham Park and became part of the Funday Sunday, ending in front of the main stage where they were welcomed by local entertainer Ollie Heath, and a few words by Jeremy Quinn (MP for Horsham) and HDC Cllr and Chair, Kate Rowbottom. The proceedings then moved to the eyecatching yellow and white marquee where Happy Accidents CIC held a mini-exhibition of the schools’ models, and visitors could take part in some ‘have a go’ creative activities with local community artists, Aleida Strowger, Annalees Lim and Morag
Warrack, including landscape drawing, making Frida masks, Pop Art headbands and collaborating on a community mural. Aleida Strowger, Founder of Community Arts Organisation, Happy Accidents, who initiated the project, said: “This has been such an exciting and inspiring journey. All the schools really threw themselves into the project and I was stunned to see the incredible models and costumes they have created. It was a pleasure and privilege to work with the schools and with Same Sky, who’s Children’s Parade in Brighton was the inspiration for ours and its creative and production engine room. Their team has worked extremely hard to ensure that this was a well-organised, fun and inspiring event. Massive thanks to Arts Council England, Horsham District Year of Culture, West Sussex County Council, Saxon Weald and all those who generously donated to our crowdfunding campaign – you all believed in the project and saw its incredible value, not just to the schools involved but for the wider community who are united by such joyous events. We’re already seeing the community calling for the parade to be an annual event. Here’s hoping!”
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GLOBETROTTING GRUFFALOS
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wenty Gruffalo toys were sent on a global journey by the beloved children’s author Julia Donaldson CBE to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The Gruffalo book in 2019. The toys are part of the Global Gruffalo project, created as part of the Horsham District Year of Culture 2019 to celebrate the project’s patron Julia Donaldson CBE, and are sponsored by 20 local Horsham businesses. They set out on their journeys as Horsham District Council launched its Year of Culture celebrations at the beginning of January, and in the first six months of the year their travels have taken them far and wide. They have been spotted as far afield as Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Italy, America and the Caribbean Islands. Their antics have included enjoying ice cream in Florence with sponsors Macmillan Publishers, high fiving Park Run runners with the Forestry Commission, touring with the Birmingham Stage Company and visiting many other theatres UK wide with The Capitol, the Rotary Club Gruffalo has visited Portugal with world renowned violinist Andrew Bernardi and by far the best educated Gruffalo is the toy sponsored by Brock Taylor Estate Agents who has visited almost every primary school across the District. The Gruffalo sponsors have been equally busy recording their Gruffalos along their
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journeys which can be seen on the official Global Gruffalo website: www.globalgruffalo.co.uk . Commenting on the success of the Year of Culture’s Gruffalo sponsorship, Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for Culture and Leisure said: “Global Gruffalo is such a fun way of promoting the Horsham District Year of Culture 2019 and celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Gruffalo. “We have lots of other sponsorship opportunities available for special Year of Culture events so don’t hesitate to contact our team by email at culture19@horsham.gov.uk if you are interested.” Sponsors of the Gruffalos are Gatwick Airport, Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens, Magic Light, Macmillan Publishing, Swan Walk Shopping Centre, Chestnut Treehouse Hospice, Saxon Weald, Foresters Friendly Society, Forestry Commission, Travel Counsellors, Creative Technology, The Capitol Horsham, Horsham Rotary Club, Brock Taylor, Global Financial, By Jove Media, Tomfoolery, Horsham District Council and Creative Assembly. If you spot one of the Gruffalos when you are out and about why not join in the fun using the hashtag #GlobalGruffalo on Instagram and Twitter.
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WARDENS TARGET DRUGS AWARENESS
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orsham District Council’s Neighbourhood Warden teams worked in partnership with Sussex Police to promote and support National Drugs Awareness Week from 24 to 28 June, offering advice and safeguarding information across the Horsham District about the dangers of drugs use. In Pulborough the Wardens spent an afternoon at Pulborough train station, distributing information and talking to some 30 residents about how drugs can affect people’s lives. The Horsham wardens attended a local youth support club where they discussed the harm illegal drugs can cause. They also held a street briefing in the Carfax in partnership with the police, undertook three joint patrols with Police Community Support Officers to drugs hotspot areas and patrolled Horsham Park and train station, engaging with the community about reporting drug use and how to access local support organisations. In Billingshurst the wardens dropped into the youth club and visited areas where young people congregate, in order to promote drug awareness. The Storrington wardens spent time at the bus station where the older school children get off the coaches, handing out drugs information leaflets. They also gave out information to any other young people they saw around the village. In Southwater, the wardens gave a drugs awareness presentation to the Southwater Youth Group. The young people were keen to engage in related activities and discussions around identification of illegal substances and the harmful effects. The wardens also attended Christ’s Hospital train station handing out information leaflets to both young people and adults. The wardens in Steyning, Bramber and Upper
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Pulborough Neighbourhood Warden Vanessa Green talking to a local young man at Pulborough Station about the drugs campaign.
Beeding visited Steyning Grammar School at the end of the school day, handing out drug information leaflets and talking to students about the dangers of drug use. Commenting on the activities taking place Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for Community and Wellbeing Cllr Tricia Youtan said: “Drug misuse is a growing issue and I am pleased that as a council we made a real success of the Drugs Awareness Week with so many of our Neighbourhood Wardens engaging in so much activity across our local area. In addition to the warden activity, on Thursday 4 July there was a free information briefing session in Horsham’s Park Barn for parents of secondary school age children, regarding drugs and criminal exploitation. The evening was run by PC Darren Worsfold and Kirsty Lindgren from WSCC’s Children’s Services, with support from the council’s Anti-Social Behaviour team. For a downloadable information leaflet for parents visit www.horsham.gov.uk and search for ‘drugs information’ then click ‘support for parents.’
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HORSHAM’S FIRST SPANISH FESTIVAL Sunday’s first Horsham Spanish Festival, Feria de Horsham, played out to an enthusiastic audience who packed the town and enjoyed exciting displays of Spanish music, dancing and street food in the town’s Carfax from noon to the early evening.
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‘amphitheatre stages’ with many colourful costumes and audience participation much in evidence. Local Spanish business, Vacalola, ran a popular children’s craft activity, which together with face painting, a caricaturist and a dress up photo booth meant there was plenty for the whole family to enjoy.
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There were queues at the food stalls for most of the day, with several of the traders selling out before the end. Tropical foliage was again provided by Big Plant Nursery of Ashington adding to the setting. The Council is asking for event feedback with an opportunity to win a bottle of Cava from The Horsham Cellar – access to the survey is via the event page on www.horshamtimewellspent.co.uk The Feria was the fourth in a series of four Horsham town spring events billed as ‘Horsham- Life’s a Beach’ supporting Horsham District Year of Culture 2019. Based on feedback received by the Council so far many who visited would like the Feria to return along with the new Caribbean festival which
took place a few weeks earlier. Commenting on the event, Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for Horsham Town, Cllr Peter Burgess said: “Feria de Horsham was another great event for our town centre which got everyone involved. “It was something different for the town and created a real buzz for both visitors and local businesses alike. All our cafes, restaurants and bars were full to bursting and the Spanish themed street food stalls had a great trading day. “During this special Horsham District Year of Culture for 2019, it was an event which really captured the vibrant culture of Horsham. “Please give us your feedback as we’d love to bring it back next year.”
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Y E A R O F C U LT U R E 2 0 1 9 The Horsham District Year of Culture 2019 team is delighted to announce that its new printed programme of events and activities for the second half of the year of celebrations is out now.
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he programme is the key to unlocking all that will be going on for the second half of the year and features over 300 different
events and activities across just about every town and village in the Horsham District. The first six months of 2019 have seen us bring some of the very best of cultural events to the District. These have been characterised by highly successful sell out events; with rural touring theatre groups proving particularly popular, bringing our outlying village halls and community centres to life, and the first ever Horsham Film Festival and Sussex Comedian of the Year competition bringing a
Enchanted Horsham.
whole new perspective to culture for local people. Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for
will tour the District’s football clubs, schools and
Culture and Leisure Cllr Jonathan Chowen
village halls
commented:
• And we will round the year off with a spectacular
“I am delighted that we are now entering the second half of our Year of Culture celebrations. “Our rally cry at start of the Year of Culture was
festive light and 3D projections show every evening throughout December in Horsham’s Market Square – Light up Horsham is a free to attend showcase of
to “get involved” and we are really excited by both
the different events that have happened
the vast numbers of people going to see and take
throughout the year.
part in events, and the sheer volume of community
The new programme is available in all Horsham
groups wanting to stage events and activities in the
District libraries, leisure centres, The Capitol and
first half of the year.
Horsham Museum and Art Gallery, as well as many
“I am sure the second half of the year will be just as successful and I urge you all to get your
other local outlets. Also remember that for up to the minute events
hands on our latest programme so you don’t miss
listings, ticket prices where appropriate, and
anything.”
booking details you can go to our dedicated
Highlights coming up include:
website www.hdculture2019.co.uk
• Tree and Wood - an outdoor performance including image, sound, light and song in the forests of Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens • The Red Lion - a hugely entertaining play about a small time, semi-pro football team, this performance will have wide appeal to local football players, teams and supporters alike and
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H E A RT T O H E A RT F U N D R A I S I N G
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to West Sussex and East Surrey. This exciting new event will give our local community the chance to follow a trail of hearts across the Hospice's catchment area, with each heart individually and uniquely designed by a local artist. Hearts for Horsham is the name that has been given to a local campaign to raise money to bring a number of hearts to Horsham and District.
Parsons, Michelle Young and Graham Clarke who
The Pavilions in the Park, The Bridge, Steyning
managed to raise over half of the total by getting
and Billingshurst Leisure Centres raised a combined
their hair shaved, coloured or running a Tea Dance
total of ÂŁ4,042.22 by running various charity raising
for our Forever Active members. One of the Hearts
activities including car washing, roller discos, leg
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GHYLL MANOR The Restaurant at Ghyll Manor Hotel boasts an impressive AA Rosette award given in 2019 and Horsham Publications had the pleasure of sampling their new summer menu before its recent launch.
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and fragrant rice as a main. Desserts included
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2019 and Horsham Publications had the
and cherry tarte with vanilla bean ice cream and a
pleasure of sampling their new summer menu
traditional British cheese board with quince jelly,
before its recent launch.
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Set in the beautiful 17th Century country house
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Head Chef Ryan Cain trained in London under one
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days a week to both the public and hotel guests for dinner service. You can also enjoy afternoon tea and there is soon to be a new updated bar menu so there really is something for every occasion. Be sure to follow Ghyll Manor Hotel and Restaurant on Facebook @ghyllmanor, Twitter @GhyllManor and Instagram @ghyllmanorsussex for updates, To book call 01293 871571 and reserve a table. Check out page 8 for their latest offers and festive packages! Ghyll Manor Hotel & Restaurant, High Street, Rusper, Horsham, RH12 4PX. www.ghyllmanor.co.uk
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C O O L H A M A I R F I E L D D - D AY M E M O R I A L
COMMEMORATIONS AT LOCAL AIRFIELD
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ome 150 young and older people attended a plaque unveiling ceremony at the Coolham airfield D-Day memorial to commemorate the 15 young airmen – one Canadian, six British and eight Polish - who gave their lives while serving at Coolham airfield to support the D Day landings 75 years ago. Many more people took the opportunity to walk round the airfield and visit the 15 oak trees planted by Horsham District Council 25 years ago where a further plaque was unveiled, and many posters were erected telling the stories of that eventful summer of 1944. The visitors included the grandsons of Adam Sworniowski, born in Krakow, Poland who died 75 years ago at the age of 26 while dive bombing enemy positions. His P51 Mustang was hit by flak, but after bailing out successfully between Bayeux and Caen, he was shot by a German tank crew while attempting to escape into woods. The Chairman of Horsham District Council Cllr Kate Rowbottom unveiled a plaque showing photographs of the young men who died, the layout of the airfield and the location of the trees which were planted in their memory 25 years ago. Coolham airfield was one of seven Advanced Landing Grounds which were built in Kent and Sussex in 1943 and 1944 to ensure air superiority during the greatest coastal invasion in history, as the Allied Forces landed in France on June the
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6th 1944 to begin the task of freeing the oppressed nations of Europe from Hitler’s armies. Construction of Coolham Airfield began in August 1943 and was completed in April 1944. The first mission was flown on April 26th. Missions were flown virtually every day during May and June. Activities on the Airfield were terminated on the 15th of July 1944. Altogether some 7 fighter squadrons were based at Coolham. Cllr Rowbottom commented: “We thank these young men who flew from here across the English Channel to ensure our country’s freedom so that, now, 75 years later we can enjoy the beautiful and peaceful surroundings of Shipley and Coolham.” The Airfield now contains a plaque with photographs of the airmen who died. There are also many posters around the airfield describing events which took place in that eventful summer of 1944. All are invited to come and walk round Coolham Airfield and commemorate those who died while serving there and remember their part in the final drive to Victory in Europe. This can be done at any time and the Airfield can be entered on paths from Smithers Hill lane (close to the Countryman Pub and George and Dragon) and the B2139 just South of Coolham Crossroads (close to the Selsey Arms).
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orsham District Council’s Economic Development team has successfully secured £142,000 of funding to support small businesses in the Horsham District until June 2021. The highly successful Local Enterprise and Apprenticeship Platform (LEAP) Small Grant Scheme is being targeted this year at the District’s small businesses and business start-ups. The Council is granting funds of up to £2,000 per organisation in six tranches throughout the two years and the first tranche of funds is now open to applications until 30 August 2019. Commenting on the funds available, Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for the Local Economy Cllr Paul Clarke said: “The Council’s 2017 and 2018 LEAP funding
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HEALTH & WELLBEING
HYDRATION: WHY ITS SO IMPORTANT
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t’s summer time and the sun has finally arrived. With the smell of BBQs wafting in the air, our thoughts turn to what refreshing beverage we should have to wash down those succulent sausages. Staying hydrated during hot weather is vitally important to our overall health and wellbeing but not all liquids hit the spot. On average, water makes up between 60% and 75% of our body weight, depending on age. And without it you’ll only be able to survive for a few days, compared to a few weeks without food. So, why is water so important? • It helps us to regulate our body temperature through sweating and breathing. • It can assist in lubricating our joints. • With 75% of the brain made up of water, we need it for optimal brain function. • It will aid in eliminating waste from the body through the urine, breath and stool. • Water helps with the digestion process by forming saliva and breaking down food. If the thought of drinking water isn’t exciting to you, can always add a little bit of kick to it by investing in a reusable water infuser and add lemon, orange, cucumber, lime or mint for flavour. For most people, water is still the best thing to drink, but non-alcoholic drinks can also help you stay hydrated. Tea (black, green, herbal etc), coffee (in small amounts), milk, sport/electrolyte drinks, fruit juices, and soda are all sources of water. If possible you want to avoid having a high intake of fruit juices and fizzy drinks due to their high sugar content. And
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while the alcohol is a staple part of most BBQs it won’t really hydrate you. This is because it has a diuretic effect, which means it increases urination resulting in you losing more water which increases the risk of dehydration. Therefore, for every alcoholic drink, have at least one glass of water to help replenish your water stores. But it’s not all about liquids. Food can also be high in water with fruit and vegetables counting towards your water intake. In fact, about 20% of your water intake comes from food! So how much water should you drink? The amount depends on your age, environmental conditions, weight, activity levels, overall health and food intake. The NHS Eatwell Guide suggests 6-8 glasses of fluid a day, but if the weather is hot or you’re exercising then you may need to drink more. An easy way to check if you’re drinking enough is to look at the colour of your urine – it’s not pleasant but it’s effective. Pale and clear means you’re well hydrated, but if it’s dark you need to drink more. Other signs you’re not drinking enough include dry mouth, thirst, muscle cramps, mild constipation, light-headedness, headache, lack of energy or changes in blood pressure. So go out there, enjoy the sunshine and don’t forget to take a bottle of water with you. www.annapinnock.co.uk
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WEST SUSSEX UROLOGY
IS CYCLING BAD FOR MEN’S HEALTH?
Simon Woodhams.
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his year, on 8th August 2019, National Cycle to Work Day, the UK’s biggest cycle commuting event, is encouraging thousands of enthusiastic riders to hit the streets to celebrate everyday cycling. Cycling has seen an increase in popularity over the last few years with great local events like the Velo South and triathlons across the county. Cycling is a fun and effective form of exercise, but some worry that pressure from a bicycle saddle can cause urinary, sexual, prostate problems and can even increase your risk of prostate cancer. Although some clinical studies show that side effects of bicycle riding in men can include genital numbness and in rare cases infertility, impotence, blood in the urine, inflammation of the prostate, and elevated PSA levels, do the pros of an active lifestyle outweigh the risks? As a keen cyclist, Simon Woodhams, Consultant Urologist joined his colleagues last year to raise over £30,000 for local urology services, taking part in their own version of the cancelled Velo South. He explains, ‘The prostatespecific antigen, or PSA, test is the current gold standard for identifying prostate cancer. Although studies are mixed about the effects of cycling on the PSA test, a few have linked bicycling riding to temporary elevated PSA levels, which could lead to a false screening. If you are concerned about the possibility and have an upcoming PSA test, you may consider avoiding
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cycling before blood sampling. Regular bicycle riding does not cause prostate cancer, and it may even reduce your risk for developing it.’ ‘If you have a chronic prostate problem that’s provoked by using a conventional seat, you can switch to a recumbent seat. ‘Noseless’ bicycle saddles can reduce numbness, pressure and genital discomfort in male cyclists. A traditional bike saddle puts 25% to 40% of your body's weight on the nerves and blood vessels down there, but a no-nose saddle shifts that weight toward the sit bones.’ A lack of exercise and eating a high-fat diet are two risk factors for developing prostate cancer that you can control. Other risk factors include your age, race, genetics and family history. Mr Woodhams concludes that, ‘Men who get the most exercise have a lower incidence of prostate cancer when compared with men who get little or no exercise. Exercising on most days of the week can help you lower your risk of developing prostate cancer. Bicycle riding is an excellent form of exercise and will not increase your risk of prostate cancer. Other ways to reduce your risk of prostate cancer are staying at a healthy weight and eating a well-balanced, healthy diet that includes plenty of fruits, vegetables and whole-grain foods.’ For more information visit www.westsussexurology.co.uk
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TREKKERS CONQUER THE LAKE DISTRICT 5 PEAKS A group of 18 intrepid explorers have successfully trekked the Lake District’s Five Peaks to raise money for St Catherine’s Hospice.
D
uring a sunny weekend at the end of
brilliant group of people to walk alongside.
June, the group swapped sunbathing for
Whenever I felt like another summit may be too
steps! Clocking up more than 40,000 steps
hard for me to climb I thought about the
each, as part of their challenge they scaled
struggles that the patients I care for have to
Scafell Pike, the highest peak in England. They
face. That helped me get to the peak of every
also took on and conquered Rossetts Pike, Allen
hilltop. I was doing it for them, and for other
Craggs, Ills Crag and Goodend Peak.
local people who may need our hospice in the
And their amazing efforts have been
future.”
rewarded as they are on track to raise an
Michaela Clements, Events Fundraiser at St
incredible £16,000 for their local hospice.
Catherine’s said, “I couldn’t be prouder of our
Amongst the walkers was Caroline Collins,
Team STCH trekkers. Their determination in
who is also a nurse at St Catherine’s. She said, “I
completing a challenging trek was inspiring. And
decided to take part in the 5 Peak Challenge to
the money they’ve raised will make a huge
celebrate a milestone birthday. I wanted to
difference to others in their community when it’s
celebrate how lucky I am to reach that milestone
needed most. At the moment St Catherine’s can
and be fit enough to take on a challenge like
only help one in three people who need hospice
this when many of the people I’ve cared for
care. But with the help of people like our Lake
haven’t had this chance. The trek was the most
District trekkers, in the future, our hospice will
physically and mentally difficult thing I’ve ever
be able to care for even more local terminally ill
done. It was exhausting but absolutely amazing!
people at one of the most difficult times.”
I’m so proud of completing it but I couldn’t have
If you’re inspired to take on a challenge to
done it without my fellow trekkers. They kept
support your local hospice, or would like to
me going when I was flagging, and were a
make a donation, please visit: www.stch.org.uk
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an Hadley is a local self-taught landscape artist who specialises in acrylic paintings of The County of West Sussex. He has found inspiration in its beauty and variety and paints scenes of its historic old market towns such as Horsham, the rolling countryside of The South Downs and its vibrant coast. Ian is inspired by light, shade and space and it is the atmosphere that they create that he endeavours to capture and convey to the viewer, creating a positive emotional response. Ian has been a member of various art societies and recently has participated with Horsham Artists Open Studios in their Annual Art Fair and
a Pop up Shop in Swan Walk during the last Horsham Arts Festival. He has exhibited and sold his work widely in such various venues as The Mine Gallery Carshalton, Chelsea Town Hall, Fairfield Halls Croydon and The Menier Gallery Southwark. Ian’s beautiful paintings, as well as mounted prints, will be available to purchase for the duration of the exhibition. This is a wonderful opportunity to own a beautiful artwork, depicting our wonderful region. Impressions of Sussex will be open on the ground floor of Horsham Museum & Art Gallery from 5 July – 31 August 2019.
G A R D E N O F B O TA N I C A L A RT
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otanical art, the beautifully exquisite celebration of the natural world blending art and science in technical and artistic perfection, is a challenging and demanding art form. The ancient market town of Horsham has been the home of some of this country’s leading exponents who have not only developed the eye, brush and palette, but have inspired a new generation of local artists. Now, in 2019, coming
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together to create the stunning exhibition Garden of Botanical Art at Horsham Museum & Art Gallery celebrating the work of nine artists they have agreed to work, inform and collaborate to promote and develop this wonderful art form. Horsham born, Jill Coombs, the doyenne of the School, has been perfecting the art for over forty years, creating award winning floral
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portraits that have captivated collectors from around the world as well as being acquired by the leading botanical organisations. Jill’s work can be seen in the Dr Shirley Sherwood Collection, The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, The Royal Horticultural Society, Chelsea Physic Garden and the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA. The Royal Horticultural Society has also awarded Jill the Gold medal three times for her watercolours. Jill has also produced paintings for the Highgrove Florilegium, for The Prince of Wales Trust set up to record plants in Highgrove Gardens. Jill’s enthusiasm and teaching ability inspired other artists to take up the challenge, including Storrington based artist Suzanne Merrikin who has been awarded the Silver Gilt by the Royal Horticultural Society for her watercolours. Leigh Ann Gale, who was awarded medals by the RHS and the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in Cape Town, South Africa, not only teaches and practises her art, but has also put pen to paper writing highly regarded books to guide the novice to achieve more. Leigh Ann’s work is held in the permanent collection at the Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation in Pittsburgh, USA, The Florilegium Society at Sydney Botanic Gardens, Hampton Court Palace Archives, Nymans Florilegium, and private collections. One of her students is the talented
and modest Hazel Barnard who is also a member of the School. Linda Lasham and Heather Glenny are two other talented members of the school, which also includes award winning artist and tutor Alice Harman from Steyning who has been awarded silver-gilt and two silver medals from the Royal Horticultural Society as well as being a fellow member of the Society of Botanical Artists. All of their works are held in museums and private collections. The School whilst focusing on the watercolour is open to members who exhibit the high standard of botanical artists but in a different medium. Deborah Crago uses pencil to capture the scientific and artistic quality that botanical art encourages, whilst Eleanor Coate has the distinction of being awarded a Gold medal from the Royal Horticultural Society for her photographic portraits of flowers and also achieved the Associate Distinction from the Royal Photographic Society with a panel of these botanical prints. The photographs deliberately follows the tradition of 17th and 18th century botanical art; a tradition that Horsham School of Botanical art celebrates in the 21st century. A Garden of Botanical Art at Horsham District Council’s Horsham Museum & Art Gallery opens on 6 July and runs until 14 September 2019 as part of the Horsham District’s Year of Culture.
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L I V E AT T H E L A K E
HOSPICE MUSIC FESTIVAL RETURNS
t Catherine’s Hospice Live at the Lake is back
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take to the stage on Friday 6 September, with
and bigger than ever! Featuring the UK's best
support from Brother from Another. And on
tribute bands, amazing street food, multiple
Saturday 7 September, Abba Forever will be giving a
bars and loads to keep the kids entertained,
Super Trouper performance as the festival
Crawley’s biggest music festival is turning up the
headliners, with support from The Bee Gees
volume with two days of fun.
(Staying Alive) and Elton John (Elite Elton).
Throwing it back to the 80’s, Best of WHAM! will
Taking place in Tilgate Park, Crawley, the festival inspired event will have plenty of bars including a Pimms and prosecco tent, tons of delicious street food vendors to suit every taste, and loads of family friendly entertainment including kids games and inflatables. On the Friday evening the fun will begin at 5pm, with Saturday’s action starting from midday. Hannah Liles, Event Project’s Fundraiser at St Catherine’s said: We’re so excited that Live at the Lake is back for its second year, with more bands, more bars, and more fun to be had! This year we’re celebrating Pop Legends with some of the UK’s best tribute bands, and we can’t wait to party with the likes of Elton and ABBA. Ready to party? Gather your family and friends and join us for an afternoon of family friendly fun! Buy your tickets online at: www.stch.org.uk/latl or call Hannah Liles in St Catherine’s Events Team on 01293 447364. Book now to get your tickets at a special early bird rate! Day, weekend and family tickets available, with adult ticket prices starting at £10. Make sure you get them before they go-go and be there to enjoy that night fever with your dancing queens!
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S T C AT H E R I N E â&#x20AC;&#x2122; S H O S P I C E
PETER JAMES SUPPORTS HEART TRAIL
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ocal author, Peter James, has shown his support for St Catherineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospice HeART to Heart art trail. The HeART to Heart trail will
see a collection of beautifully designed, giant fibreglass hearts spread across Sussex and Surrey this summer. Peter James is a UK No. 1 bestselling author, best known for writing crime and thriller novels. Peter James.
Peter has commissioned his own heart for the trail along with Sussex Entrepreneur, Steve Barrey, of
something I believe in strongly, and the work of a
The Liquorice Dragon. First Sight, named after
hospice is a cause incredibly close to my heart.
Peterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s latest novel, celebrates life and friendship.
Aptly, my latest book also focuses on the concept
The heartâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design draws inspiration from the
of love at first sight, so I am very excited to be
novelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s front cover which features hearts hidden
supporting this wonderful community art trail,
amongst ironwork railings. The artwork is
which conceptualises the sentiments behind the
produced by Sculpture Studios featuring air
hospiceâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s love and care. I hope you will all join me
brushing and a vinyl overlay.
in supporting St Catherineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s this summer, and be
Following the launch of his latest book, Dead at First Sight, which is part of his much-loved
sure to keep your eyes open for a clue about the location of my heart soon!â&#x20AC;?
Detective Superintendent Roy Grace series, Peter
The HeART to Heart trail, sponsored by
hosted an evening at The Capitol Theatre in
Thakeham, will give the local community a unique
Horsham. During the evening, Peter met with
chance to follow a heart sculpture trail across
hospice staff to admire Love Grows, a heart that
Sussex and Surrey. Each heart has been custom
has been sponsored by headline sponsor
designed by a local artist. The trail will be in place
Thakeham and designed by artist Lindsay Seahorse
across the areas where St Catherineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s provides
Wright.
people with end of life care for around 10 weeks
Peter James said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;I am delighted to be
during summer 2019. To find out more please visit:
sponsoring a heart on St Catherineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospice HeART to Heart trail. Supporting a local charity is
www.stch.org.uk/hearttoheart
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HORSHAM MONTESSORI
COMMUNICATION... WHAT’S THE NOISE?
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ommunication with young children needs to be uncomplicated, spoken slowly, and repeated for the child to process what is being said. Come back to the topic, maybe a few days later, checking that understanding has taken place, and assumptions not made. For example, at nursery we recently invited a parent to circle time who is an airline pilot. He described the procedure for take off. “I sit at the front of the plane. I check the weather, and all my controls for the plane. We start the engine, and I wait for instructions from the controllers. Then I taxi down the runway, pull the levers and we take off into the sky.” Days later, a child said, “Why does he catch a taxi down the runway before he takes off? Why doesn’t he drive the plane?” This child has been pondering this situation using familiar vocabulary (taxi) in a context he was not used to, and trying to understand the scenario. He felt better after we discussed it. To support children, we need to be sure we help the child to understand. Reading books to children helps enrich language but we must also make sure they understand what is meant. Books also introduce the child to a different style of language than the spoken word, and if we keep clarifying the meaning, we will be supporting the child in the best possible way. If you’d like to find out more about the nursery, please contact us on 01403 750504, info@montessori-uk.co.uk or visit our website at www.montessori-uk.co.uk
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RECIPE
M O C K TA I L H O U R TOTALLY TROPICAL TEA-ZINGER
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refreshing iced tea-based mocktail full of tropical flavour, with added zing from the ginger beer and fresh-squeezed orange juice. Serves 1 but will scale up. Ingredients Tropical fruit tea bag (use your favourite, Peach is lovely, or Mango and lychee...or mix them up a bit), brewed in 90ml water, then brought to room temperature and chilled. Splash of fruit syrup – something with tropical overtones. 60ml good quality ginger beer (try Fever Tree) 30ml fresh-squeezed orange juice. orange wedges and cocktail umbrella for garnish. You can scale up the ingredients but don’t scrimp on the teabags. You need all the flavour. Instructions Put plenty of crushed ice into a tall glass. Pour over the syrup; add the tea, ginger beer, Stir gently to combine. Garnish with an orange wedge, lychees on a cocktail stick, and cocktail umbrellas.
LE-KI-PI Serves 2. Ingredients 1 kiwi, 3 pineapple cubes (tinned is fine. Remove them from the can and freeze them to use as required!), Honey to taste, Good quality lemonade (Fever tree is excellent) or lemon sparkling water. Mint to garnish
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Instructions Peel and slice the kiwi and place into a small food processor or blender. Warm the honey very slightly until runny. Add the pineapple chunks and honey to the kiwi. Pulse blend to make a thin, well-blended puree. Place crushed ice in a tumbler, and fill ¾ full with the lemonade or lemon sparkling water. Divide the puree and pour in each glass. Stir gently and garnish with mint and slice of kiwi. THE PERFECT VIRGIN BLOODY MARY Savoury and spicy. The perfect pre-dinner mocktail. Serves 2. Ingredients 500 ml tomato juice, Juice of 1 lemon 1 tsp fresh horseradish (more if you like it hot) Splash of Worcestershire sauce Celery salt, White pepper, tabasco sauce Method Place plenty of crushed ice in a large glass jug. Mix the tomato juice and lemon juice and pour it straight over the ice. Add the horseradish, 3 shakes of Worcestershire sauce and Tabasco to taste. Then add a pinch of celery salt and white pepper. Stir until the outside of the jug feels cold, then strain the cocktail into 2 tall glasses. Top up with fresh ice, and garnish with a celery stick and olives or a lemon slice.
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S T C AT H E R I N E ’ S H O S P I C E
£1 MILLION RAISED FOR HOSPICE
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ast year St Catherine’s Hospice launched its Full
desperate, so we wanted to give something back.
Circle Appeal. An ambitious appeal to make
Supporting the new hospice was a lovely way to do
sure that nobody in the local community has to
this.”
face death and loss alone. This included raising £5
All of this fundraising would not have been
million to build a larger hospice at Pease Pottage.
possible without two people whose generosity
Thanks to the amazing generosity of local
helped St Catherine’s to realise their long held
people, the new hospice is well on track. And an
dream of a new larger hospice. Bill Bridges, who
incredible £1.25 million has been raised towards a
generously donated five acres of land to the
new building.
hospice, and John Shemeld who left a legacy of
Long standing supporters, The Ernest Kleinwort Charitable Trust, contributed £200,000, and The
almost £6 million in his will to the local charity. The new hospice, which St Catherine’s hopes to
Verity Waterlow Endowment, a small trust funding
move into in early 2022, will allow the local charity
end of life care in the Horsted Keynes area, also
to provide more care when it’s needed most. It will
gave an incredibly generous grant of half a million
allow hospice staff to offer respite care on the
pounds. Andrew Ronaldson, a Trustee of the
wards and more outpatient appointments. It will
Endowment said, “Verity Waterlow was fiercely
also allow them to give carers, looking after
independent but as she became more frail, like
someone living with a terminal illness, better
many of us, she needed more help. Her will
support.
rewarded those who helped her and was the
Nick Bell, Director of the Capital Appeal at St
foundation of her Endowment fund. We know that
Catherine’s said, “Every donation, large or small,
St Catherine’s depends on donations and other
expresses the commitment of people in our local
fundraising to do its work so the Trustees were
community to providing care for others. And we’re
delighted to give a grant for their new building. It
thrilled to have passed the £1 million mark for our
was a natural choice for us.”
new building. We’d like to thank everyone who has
But it was the 7th Crawley Beavers who were the
supported us. This huge achievement wouldn’t have
first supporters of St Catherine’s new building,
happened without you. But we’re not quite there
when they donated profits from a cake and
yet! as we still need to raise more than £3 million.”
gingerbread bake sale. Yvonne Seetayah, Leader of
To find out more about St Catherine’s new
the 7th Crawley Beaver Colony, said, “St Catherine’s
hospice plans and how you can support this historic
gives so much to people who are really, really
milestone visit: www.stch.org.uk\newhospice.
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THE LOXWOOD JOUST
HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT FOR KIDS
he school holidays are fast approaching and
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hearted, as the trainee swordsmen are trained in
finding different things to do to fill the
authentic mediaeval swordsman’s skills for combat.
rare mix of opportunities, excitement and fun for
weapon on the battlefield is more of a draw, and
children of all ages, awaits children at the Loxwood
archery is a must. This is the chance to test their
Joust as this unique family event provides an action
bow skills against the exciting range of targets, but
packed day out.
can they hit the life-size boar and stag?
summer days is not always easy. However, a
Nestled at the top of Midsummers Meadow you
For some, the chance to wield the most deadly
A more relaxing choice and a favorite for some
will find the Children’s Kingdom; a festival within a
young princesses, is the stunning face painting;
festival, where the Mediaeval Groat is the currency.
although those of a more daring nature can leave
It is here that you will find all manner of activities
parents aghast with the very realistic and ghastly
and where young princes and princess can take part
wound painting instead. And as a unique memento
in a myriad of goings-on tailor made just for them.
of their day in mediaeval times, the chance to cast
Having seen some of his antics at the entrance
their pewter pendant from molten metal, before
gate upon arrival, Devilstick Peat’s jester shows raise
proudly displaying it for all to see is a winner all
laughter from children and parents alike, before
round.
many then partake in his jesting skills workshops to
The Loxwood Joust returns to Loxwood Meadow
hone and fine tune some of the many tricks
on the 3rd, 4th, 10th and 11th August. Each day
required by a mediaeval jester.
from 10am to 6pm an unrivalled programme of
But maybe their sights are set on a trail of valor,
mediaeval revelry guarantees a day out like no
and taking part in the knight training school would
other, at this unique, fun and educational day out
enable them to rise to the challenge? On joining
for all the family!
the swordsmen and with a promise to behave with
The Loxwood Joust is ocated just off the B2133
honor, the 30 minute sessions will teach all budding
between Wisborough Green and Loxwood and has
knights - both young and more mature! - the basics
ample Free Parking. Save on early bird tickets:
of handling a sword and buckler in combat. With
Adult: £12 / Child (4-14): £6 / Under 4: Free. The
the steps, the sword moves and the attack and
Loxwood Meadow, Loxwood, West Sussex RH14 0AL
defense strokes this is not a school for the feint
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arvest mites are the tiny, orange, sixlegged larvae of the mite, Trombicula autumnalis. In late summer and autumn, particularly on dry and sunny days, they congregate in groups in long grass and vegetation. The larvae become parasites when they come into contact with passing mammals (including dogs, cats and even people). After attaching by thrusting their small hooked fangs into the skin surface, they inject digestive enzymes into the cells which break down into liquid and then get sucked up. This feeding process continues for two to three days until the larva has increased in size by three or four times, when it will drop off to complete the life cycle. Areas with little hair and where the skin is thin are most commonly affected, such as between the toes, the ears (Henry’s pocket – a little pocket of skin on the side of the pinna), face, armpits and tummy. Sensitive animals can have a severe skin reaction to the digestive enzymes injected by the larvae resulting in itching and skin inflammation. Secondary bacterial infection can also occur due to the irritation caused to the skin by scratching. Harvest mites are often recognisable as orange ‘dust’ on affected areas, but a diagnosis can be confirmed if your vet takes samples to identify the larvae under a microscope. Once diagnosed, your vet can prescribe a topical spray to kill the harvest mites and if necessary provide treatment to resolve itching and skin infection.Tel: 01403 791011. www.maltmancosham.co.uk
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H O S P I C E WA L K E R S L I G H T UP HORSHAM Nearly 1,000 men, women and children made their steps count by walking 2, 7, 13 or 20 miles to raise money for local people facing death and bereavement.
t Catherine’s Hospice Midnight Walk hit the
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proud to work alongside the hospice and we look
streets of Horsham on 8 June. Sponsored by
forward to continuing to support them.”
gave people chance to walk in support of their
community nurses from St Catherine’s who walked
local hospice or in memory of a loved one. And
20 miles. Nursing Assistant, Katie Costello said, “I
their efforts are set to raise an incredible £150,000.
took part in this year’s Midnight Walk because I
Gatwick Airport, the local charity’s event
The night began at Broadbridge Heath Leisure
Amongst the walkers were a team of
feel passionately about the work we do at the
Centre with music, a glitter station and a lively
hospice. Everyday, I see firsthand how invaluable
warm up by international fitness presenter, Jo
end of life support is, especially to people in their
Cooper.
own homes. And I wanted to do my bit to make
Following the warm up there were heartfelt
sure that care continues to be there for more
speeches from Deborah Edmonds, Head of
people in the future. It was a fantastic atmosphere
Occupational Health and Wellbeing, at Gatwick
tonight. I know many of those walking tonight
Airport, and Giles Tomsett, St Catherine's Chief
have experienced our hospice care and it was
Executive, who wished walkers luck as they set off
particularly poignant to see the in memory candles
on their challenge.
at the church on route. I hope everyone feels as
Deborah said, “The work of St Catherine’s
proud as I do of completing such an amazing
Hospice has touched many hearts at Gatwick
challenge. It’s only by all of us getting behind the
Airport. And I’m really proud of my colleagues
hospice through events like this, and helping to
who completed the walk to raise money for others
raise money, that I and my nursing colleagues can
in their community. Tonight’s been a great
be there to care for people.”
reminder of just how many local people are touched by St Catherine’s work. Gatwick is very
To find out how you can take part in future challenges, please visit: www.stch.org.uk
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REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE AND REFILL By Jeanette Mercer
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o you Refill? If you’re trying to make your home more sustainable and reduce the amount of single use plastic you use, refilling is definitely the way to go. One of the easiest swaps to make is to stop buying water in plastic bottles and use refillable water bottles instead. It just makes sense from so many angles. First is that you won’t be contributing to the 7.7 billion plastic water bottles used in the UK each year. Huge numbers like that are hard to even visualise, so that’s equal to an average of 150 bottles per person. Secondly there’s the cost - the average cost of a 500ml bottle of water in our area is anything from 70p to about £1.20. If you’re on a water meter, tap water costs you £1.37 per cubic metre. That’s 1000 litres, so basically you could fill up 2000 water bottles for £1.37! The UK has some of the highest quality tap water in the world, so it’s a shame not to make full use of it. Kinder Living are proud to be the organisers of Refill Horsham District, which is part of a national scheme offering free tap water refills. If you have a smartphone download the free Refill app which will show you the nearest place you can have your reusable bottle filled for free. Or look out for the window stickers like the one above. Water isn’t the only thing you can refill. Check out local plastic free organic wholefood supplier Earthkind for example. Earthkind joined us at this year’s Kinder Living Home Show and can be found at Horsham Repair Cafe each month. The
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idea is simple - you take your own containers and buy dried goods by weight, so you can buy exactly what you want and it’s often cheaper than the supermarket. See the website for more details: (www.earthkind.shop). Invest in some reusable produce bags and you’ll be prepared for the increasing number of suppliers of plastic free fruit and vegetables. Local shops like Crates Local offer seasonal, local fresh produce without the plastic. And since March 2019 Horsham Markets have been single use plastic free. Detergents and toiletries are another area where it’s becoming easier to refill or buy without the packaging. On the first weekend of every month Horsham Repair Cafe offer refills of eco friendly cleaning products, saving money and plastic waste. For more details see the website: www.horshamrepaircafe.org.uk/refillservice/ And we can’t finish an article on refilling without talking about coffee. The numbers of disposable cups that are thrown away are simply staggering but coffee shops are taking notice. If you regularly buy coffee to take away, take your own reusable mug - many shops will even reward you with a discount for doing so. We hope you’re as committed as we are to refilling. New ways to refill are springing up all the time - so please do share any you find on the Kinder Living Facebook page so we can all benefit! For more information on Kinder Living see our website: www.kinderliving.co.uk
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Community Information Board
PLACES OF WORSHIP/ RELIGIOUS
contemporary songs, relevant bible teaching
Ladies Wednesday Club: 1st & 3rd Wed
ORGANISATIONS
and a full range of children’s activities.
7:30 pm
Contact: office@stjohnsbbh.org.uk
Wed Lunch Club: 2nd & 4th Wednesday 1pm
www.stjohnsbbh.org.uk
Toddler Group: Wednesday 10am (term time)
Christian Science Church & Reading Room Sunday Service including Sunday School 11am – 12 noon and Wednesday meetings from 7.30pm.
Prayer partners: every Saturday 9:15 am Life Community Baptist Church
(Except 1st Saturday, meeting at St. Andrew’s
Sunday Service, every Sunday 10.30am to 12
Methodist Church Roffey)
Holy Trinity Church Horsham
Place: Business Enterprise Centre, Forest
Church remains open for personal reflection and
Rushams Road, Horsham, RH12 2NT
Community School. Comptons Lane, Horsham
prayers weekdays: 10am -12 noon
Meet every Sunday at 8.00am and every third
RH13 5NW
Minister: Rev Gavin Hancocks
Sunday at 9.30am
www.life-baptist.org.uk
Place: 41, London Road, Horsham, West Sussex
and 11.00am and all other
Tea & Chat second Friday of every month 2.30 to
RH12 1AN
Sundays at 10.00am
4.00 pm at Phoenix Club, Forest Community
Contact: Church office 01403 240714
Contact: 01403 265401
School
www.lrmchorsham.org
Contact: Rev Pete Dibdin Horsham Interfaith Forum
01403 217204
Trafalgar Road Baptist Church
Faith & No Faith Group - normally meet once
life@life-baptist.org.uk
Trafalgar Road, Horsham, RH12 2QL
last Saturday of the month @ 2.00
Sunday service is at 10:30am every week,
for interesting talks & discussion. Do look on
Brighton Road Baptist Church
including activities for children and young
Facebook or Web site for latest news.
7 Brighton Road, Horsham RH13 5BD
people. Refreshments served after the service.
Contact Secretary on 01403 273479.
Meet every Sunday 10.30am (including Sunday
Contact: 01403 240729
www.horsham-interfaith.org.uk/events.php
clubs for young people & children and creche) &
enquiries@trbc.info, www.trbc.info
6.30pm. Horsham Unitarian Church
Contact: 01403 211150
Worthing Road (opposite the bus station)
St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church, Springfield Road
A place of worship where members and visitors
Horsham United Reformed Church with
Horsham RH12 2PJ
are encouraged to explore the spiritual aspects
Slinfold
Mass times - Saturday 6pm
of their lives free from the pressure of
Meet every Sunday 10.30am at Horsham
Sunday 9.15am, 11.15am
prescriptive creeds. Services every Sunday at
(Springfield Road)
Sunday 1pm (Polish)
10.30am
Meet every Sunday 6.30pm at Slinfold (The
Sunday 5pm (Italian)
Meditation Friday and Saturdays
Street) Coffee and Tea after the services
Sunday 2.30pm- every 3rd Sunday (Malayalam)
(see website for details)
Every 1st Saturday of the month 1.30pm (signed
Contact: 01403 256788
Christian Life Centre
for the deaf community)
www.horshamunitarianchurch.com
Sundays 10.30 at Greenway Acadamy,
Weekday Masses - Daily 10am except Thursday,
Greenway, Horsham, RH12 2JS
Wednesday 1pm (Polish) and every 1st Friday of
Contact: 01403 242335
the month
The Salvation Army Booth Way, Horsham, RH13 5PZ
Confessions & Adoration
Sundays at 10.30am, 1st Sunday at 6pm, Kids
Christian Life
Friday 10.30am, Saturday 10.30am
Alive & Creche from 11.15am, Youth Matters
We meet as a church Sundays 10.30
Confessions also by appointment with the Parish
10am. Plus many other events in the week
51a East Street, Horsham RH12 1HR
Priest - Fr Aaron Spinelli
Contact: 01403 254624
Contact: 01403 242335
Fr Alban Aguezeala
Lifespring
For Fellowship
Contact: 01403 253667 or
Meets at The Capitol Theatre, North Street,
3rd Sunday from September to March 2.15-
info@stjohnshorsham.com
Horsham, RH12 1RG
4.30pm, St Leonard’s Church Hall, Cambridge
www.stjohnshorsham.com for Sacraments and
10.30am with youth and children’s activities
Road, Horsham, RH12 3QW
other information.
every Sunday.
Contact Margaret 01403 210733 or Sue 01403
Contact 01403 254241.
255600
FOR SMALL CHILDREN
St John’s, Broadbridge Heath
London Road Methodist Church
Bumbles Pre-School
Church Road, Broadbridge Heath
Every Sunday worship: 10:30 am
Place: Hills Farm Lane, Horsham
9.00am Formal Worship with Holy Communion,
2nd & 4th Sunday worship: 9:00 am
Contact: 756196
traditional prayers and hymns, and relevant
Messy Church: 3rd Thursday of a month 3:30 pm
bible teaching.
–all ages
Kookaburra Playgroup,
10.30am Informal Worship with
JIGSAW: 3rd Sunday of a month - 6-16 yrs
Place: Hills Farm Lane, Blackbridge Lane,
Deacon - Tom Murray
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SPORTS CLUBS
8.30am – 1.30pm
Horsham Table Tennis Club New members always welcome. First session
Horsham Bowling Club,
free. Place: Greenway Academy, Greenway,
Place: Tythe Barn, Pondtail Road
RH12 2JS
St Mary’s Nursery, Horsham
New members always welcome.
Contact: www.horshamtabletennisclub.co.uk
Place: Denne Road, Horsham
Contact: 01403 265730 or
Laurence Barber: 07506 449958
Morning sessions 8.30am 11.30am
01403 242616
Pre-school afternoon sessions
www.horshambowlsclub.co.uk
YOUTH & COMMUNITY GROUPS
Contact: 01403 250223
Horsham Cricket & Sports Club,
Horsham Beavers, Cubs & Scouts
www.stmarysnurseryhorsham.co.uk
Place: Cricketfield Road,
Monday 4.30pm(B) 5.45pm(C) 7.30pm(S)
Horsham, RH12 1TE.
Toddlers Group:
Chatt-a-Box Group
Contact: 01403 254628
Tuesday 10.00am -12 noon
Thursdays/Fridays 10am - 11.30am
www.horshamsportsclub.com
Coffee Mates:
Contact: 01403 269548
also available
Wednesday 10.00am -12 noon
Place: The Salvation Army, Booth Way, Horsham
Horsham Crawley CTC
Contact: 01403 210362 Kids Alive
Contact: 01403 254624
Horsham and Crawley CTC run social rides for
Fridays, 5-6.30pm. Years R-6
all standards of cyclist on Sunday mornings.
The Salvation Army, Booth Way, Horsham
Little Footprints
New cyclists of all abilities always welcome.
Contact: 01403 254624
A parent, baby and toddler group
Contact: www.meetup.com/Horsham-Crawley-
Friday mornings (term-time only)
CTC
Youth Centre at The Needles New members always welcome.
10am - 11.30am Place: The Barn, Causeway, Horsham
Horsham Park Bowls Clubs
Contact: Liz Kerim on 01403 263832 for more
Contact: 01403 253762
Place: Bowls Green, Horsham Park,
information.
North St, Horsham, RH12 1RN BRBC Playschool
Pop into the club at any time.
Horsham Hockey COLTS
Mon - Fri 9.15am - 12.15pm
Bowls played until the end of September.
Train every Sunday morning.
(Term time only).
Contact: Secretary David Peters 01403 266170
New members welcome. Ages 5yrs - 18yrs
For children from age 2 1/2. Place: Brighton Road Baptist Church
Horsham District Indoor Bowls Club
Contact: Sue Chinn 01403 270065
Place: Wickhurst Lane, Broadbridge Heath
suechinn@me.com
Happy Fish Toddler Group
(opposite Tesco).
Meet at 10-11.30 Wednesday term times at the
New members always welcome Contact: 01403
Horsham Bluebelles Baton Twirlers
Christian Life Centre,
251260 or
Girls and boys from the age of 4 years are
51a Queens Street, Horsham, RH12 1HR
email: horshamindoorbowls@talktalk.net
welcome to join us. First lesson free.
Contact: 01403 242335
www.horshamindoorbowls.co.uk
Place: Meet Forest School every Friday 6 - 8pm
Pit Stop
Forest Short Mat Bowls Club
Contact: Carol Wray 01403 264662 or e-mail:
A group for parents, carers, babies and
A good indoor activity. Your first two sessions
horshambluebelles@hotmail.com
toddlers. Play time, crafts, refreshments, and
are free and you get tea and biscuits Equipment
singing. Tuesday mornings from 10am until
will be supplied,
Junior Image -
11:30am on a first come first served basis
so please come and have a go.
Youth Club for school years 4 to 6. Thursday
(Term time only, excluding the first and last
Tuesdays 1pm; Thursdays 10.30am
6.00pm - 7.00pm
Tuesday of each term).
Place: Meet at St. Leonards Church Hall,
Image - Youth club for school years 7
Place: Trafalgar Road Baptist Church, Trafalgar
Cambridge Road, Horsham
& 8. Thursday 7.15pm - 8.15pm
Road, Horsham, RH12 2QL
Contact: Anne on 01403 275903 and Wendy on
Place: Brighton Road Baptist Church
Contact: 01403 240729
01403 268537.
Contact: 01403 211150
under 8s. 6 - 8.30pm over 8s.
Enquiries@trbc.info www.trbc.info/pitstop Horsham Shaolin NPC Kung Fu
Rainbows, Brownies and Guides
Horsham Montessori Nursery
Mondays 19:00-20:30
There are many units throughout Horsham,
A nursery for 2-5 year olds,
Adults 11+ Tanbridge School canteen
various days, venues and times. Please add your
open from 8am to 5pm in term-time.
Wednesdays 18:00-19:00
daughter’s details to the Girlguiding website –
Holiday Club for 2-7 year olds during
Kids 4+ Forest School gym
www.girlguiding.org.uk and use the register
Christmas, Easter and Summer holidays.
Wednesdays 19:00-20:30 Kids 11+ Forest School
your interest tab.
Place: Higgins Way, Bennetts Field
gym
Off Brighton Road, Horsham RH13 5JZ
Training for all ages/abilities - great for fitness,
Horsham Sea Cadets
Contact: 01403 750504
flexibility, self defence and making friends
Juniors (age 10-11 yrs) meet once a week on
info@montessori-uk.co.uk
www.horsham-shaolinkungfu.co.uk / Contact
Monday 19:00-21:00. Seniors (12-18 yrs) meet
www.montessori-uk.co.uk
07979 195714
twice a week on Mondays and Wednesday
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19:00-21:00. We meet at Edwin Hall behind the
open to anyone, beginner or experienced,
Capitol Theatre.
interested in building and running model
W.I.
railways or just talking trains.
Normandy WI
The Hub
Place: Meeting from 7pm every Wednesday at St
Place: United Reformed Church Hall,
A youth club on Friday night during term time
Leonards Church Hall, Cambridge Road,
Springfield Road, Horsham
from 7:30pm – 9pm for all those in school years
Horsham, RH13 5ED
RH12 2RG on the 3rd Thursday of each month
7-10. We have something different each week,
Contact: Phone 01403 266639
except August from 10am to 12.15pm.
ranging from cooking to games to outings. See
secretary@horshammrc.org.uk
Contact: Linda Mapp 01403 241709
our website for the coming half term.
www.horshammrc.org.uk
Broadbridge Heath WI
Contact: 01403 240729
Horsham and District Sands
Place: St. John’s Community Hall, Church Road,
thehub@trbc.info www.trbc.info/thehub
Offers support to anyone affected by the death
Broadbridge Heath RH12 3LD (free parking)
of a baby before, during or shortly after birth.
meet on the 2nd Tuesday of every month for
Horsham Hawks Basketball Club
Group Support meetings are informal with
guest speakers and activities - 2.30 to 4.00 p.m.
Ages 6-18
coffee, tea and tissues on hand.
Contact: Gill on 01403 266525
New members always welcome
Place: The first Tuesday of every month, 7pm-
email: Gillian.axby@sky.com or Pauline on 01403
Contact: info@horshamhawks.co.uk
9pm at the Salvation Army, Booth Way,
211704
www.horshamhawks.co.uk
Horsham. Contact: Support Line No:
email: Pauline_scott@hotmail.co.uk
07596 210230 FOOTBALL CLUBS
carrie@horshamanddistrictsands.org
Broadbridge Heath WI
www.Horshamanddistrictsands.org
Place: St. John’s Community Hall, Church Road, Broadbridge Heath
Horsham Sparrows Football Club Girls and boys teams, new team members
Mid Sussex Caledonian Society
RH12 3LD (free parking)
always welcome
Events are organised throughout the year
meet on the 2nd Tuesday of every
Contact: Simon King 07544 683677
including St Andrews Night Supper, Burns
month for guest speakers and
secretary@horshamsparrows.co.uk
evening, Walk and tea, Golf day and Summer
activities - 2.30 to 4.00 p.m.
www.horshamsparrows.co.uk
party at different venues. Membership open to
Contact: Gill on 01403 266525
all. Contact: 01403 252694
email: Gillian.axby@sky.com or Pauline
www.midsussexcaledoniansociety.org.uk
on 01403 211704
Horsham Tigers Youth Football Club
email: Pauline_scott@hotmail.co.uk
Contact: Kevin Bartlett, Club Secretary secretary@horshamtigersfc.co.uk
Horsham Green Gym Not a Gym, but volunteers in Horsham,getting
Trafalgar Treasures (Horsham) WI
Horsham Olympic Football Club
exercise and fresh air while improving the local
Place: Holy Trinity Church Hall, Rushams Road,
Two men’s football teams play in the West
environment.
RH12 2NT
Sussex League. The Club is currently recruiting
Tues & Thurs mornings 10am -1pm.
When: 2nd Friday of every month, 19.45 - 21.30
new players for both teams. Regular training
Free membership.
Contact: www.facebook.com/trafalgartreasures
sessions throughout the football season and
Contact: Tel 01403 269384 (David)
Details: A range of ladies attend our WI,
during the close season in the summer months.
www.horshamgreengym.org.uk
including lots of mum's to young children. We do a mixture of activities from learning the
Contact: Tim Wilkins on 07905 542821 or email tpwilkos@hotmail.com FOR ALL
Last Wishes Workshops
"traditional WI" skills, to interesting talks and
Discover the many choices available when pre-
everything in between. Plus we always have
planning a funeral - you do not have to spend a
cake!
fortune. The Hope In Community Services
Contact: Jean Francis on 01403 273754 for
Thursday, 6pm, Crisis food parcels, wet room,
further details. Booking essential.
CLUBS & ASSOCIATIONS Crowning Years Coffee Morning
refreshments, chat (& at other times by appointment)
Horsham Astronomy Group
Place: Meets at St Peter’s Hall
Place: The Salvation Army,
Astronomy for all levels of interest from the
Three Acres, Horsham RH12 1RS
Booth Way, Horsham
beginner to the aficionado. New members,
Meets fortnightly at 10.30am.
Contact: 01403 254624
guests and students are welcome. Talks cover
A variety of activities takes place every other
many aspects of science and astronomy.
Tuesday morning. Run by Lifespring.
Relate
Encouraging observation and education are
Place: Denne Road, Horsham. Counselling for
amongst our aims.
5th/10th Horsham Weald Scouts
singles, couples, families and teenagers
Place: Room HU2, The Forest School, Comptons
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers
Mon - Fri 9.30am - 1pm
Lane, Horsham RH13 5NT at 7:30pm. First
Place: Bennetts Field, Horsham
Mon - Thurs 6pm - 9pm
Wednesday of the month*
www.5th10thscouts.org.uk
Contact: 01403 266454
Contact: secretary@horshamastronomy.co.uk or
Contact: join5th10th@gmail.com
01403 269911. Horsham Model Railway Club
www.horshamastronomy.co.uk
Horsham Barbershop Harmony Club
We are a welcoming group and membership is
twitter @HorshamAstro
Meeting Monday evenings 8-10pm
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Place: Unitarian Church Hall, Worthing Road,
speaker each month. All welcome.
The aim is to encourage visits to and from these
Horsham, RH12 1SL
Entry costs £7 payable on door (includes
interesting and welcoming places. Our links with
Contact: Ted Hornsby 01403 260853
refreshments).
these towns are strong and exchange visits are
hornsby.family@btinternet.com
Place: Friends Meeting House, Worthing Road,
organized every year or so.
Horsham Snooker Club
Horsham RH12 1SL.
New members are welcome and can enjoy social
49a, The Carfax, Horsham, RH12 1EQ
Contact: tina@rainbowoasis.co.uk or 07857 545
events throughout the year.
Contact : 01403 265294
678
Contact: Further details from Membership
Horsham Mediation & Reiki Charismatic
Heathers Horsham Cancer Support Group
dennissaunders888@btinternet.com
Healing Group
Offers emotional and practical support to
Or call Peter Tobutt on 01403 260783.
Every 3rd Tuesday 12.30 to 1.30pm at Place:
anyone affected by cancer
Unitarian Church Hall, Worthing Road, opp Bus
Meets 1st and 3rd Monday each month except
Horsham Natural History Society
Station.
Bank Holidays
New season of lectures about all aspects of
Contact: Carol 0771 722 1520
Unitarian Church Hall, opposite the Bus Station,
wildlife starts with a talk on butterflies. Every
Worthing Road
Monday evening at 7.30 from the 25th
Friendship Club
Contact: Sue 01403 823858 or Yvonne 01293
September 2017. Visitors welcome.
Friday Lunches & Friendship Club
512378
Place: Methodist Church Hall, London Road,
Secretary, Janet Saunders email
1st and 3rd. 12.30-3pm.
Horsham,
Pre Booking Essential
The Arts Society Horsham
Please see our website for more details -
Place: The Salvation Army,
Place: Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday
www.hnhs.org.uk
Booth Way, Horsham
of the month at the Capitol Theatre Horsham at
Contact: 01403 254624
10.45.a.m.
Horsham Photographic Society
Lectures are given by professional speakers on
A mixture of competitions, speakers and
HDC Walks
art related subjects.
members evenings and outings. We are a
Every Tuesday, 12.00 noon:
Contact: Membership Secretary
friendly bunch, so if you are interested in
Denne Hill. Brisk 3 mile walk up Denne Hill (not
Mrs Susan Stanforth - 01403 730336
photography then come along and give us a try,
suitable for new walkers).1 to 1 ¼ hours.
you will be made welcome. We are open to
Meet: The Bandstand, Horsham Park.
anyone over the age of 18. We encourage
Contact: Leader Carol 01403 263201
Horsham & District Horticultural Society
potential new members to attend up to 3
Every Wednesday, 10.30 am: Horsham Park
A friendly gardening club which meets during
meetings prior to making any commitment to
Stroll. 1½ mile flat walk around the Park. Very
the winter months from October to March. A
join.
suitable for the elderly and people recovering
varied programme each autumn usually with
Meets every second Wednesday
from illness, operation or accident. Dogs
guest speakers. Also outings in the
from 8-10pm.
allowed on a lead. 1 to 1½ hours
spring/summer months and flower/
Place: Salvation Army Hall, Depot Rd, Horsham
Meet: at the Bandstand, Carfax.
produce/cookery/craft shows held too.
RH13 5PZ. Parking is available and
Contact Leaders Emmy 01403 255517, Sue
Place: Meet at Brighton Road Baptist Church,
venue wheelchair accessible.
01403 255710 or Wyn 01403 256630
Brighton Road, Horsham RH13 5BD at 7.30pm
Contact:
Place: Every Friday, 10.30 am:
on alternate Tuesday evenings
Ian Nicol mcwolfie@btinternet.com
St Mary’s Church, Causeway.
Contact: Membership Secretary: Carolyn Smith
www.horshamphotographicsociety.co.uk
Gentle 1 or 2 mile walks for slow or new
01403 255253
walkers, mainly riverside and Chesworth Farm.
www.horshamhorticulturalsociety.co.uk
Wheelchairs taken if advance notice provided.
Lavinia House over 50’s Club wide range of social activities, exercise classes,
1½ hours.
Horsham Speakers Club
gardening club, café, hairdressing, chiropody,
Contact: Leader Peter 01403 260783
Improve your speaking skills in friendly, relaxed
massage and beauty therapies, acupuncture and
atmosphere. Meet second and last Tuesday of
more. Transport available. Ask about our free
Horsham Bridge Club
month 7.45-10.30pm
trial day.
Place: 22a East St, Horsham RH12 1HL
Place: Tythe Barn
contact: 01403 751 327 or
New members and visitors always welcome.
Contact: Barry 01903 246546
Afternoon and evening Bridge sessions available
www.horshamspeakers.org.uk
hubsandclubsadministrator@ageukhorshamdistri
for all standards of players
ct.org.uk
Contact: Full details on our website
Horsham Twinning Association
www.horshambridge.co.uk
Horsham Twinning Association aims to promote
Martlets Lacemakers
For more information,
and foster friendship and understanding
Meet on the second Saturday of alternative
email secretary@horshambridge.co.uk
between the towns of Horsham in England,
months at Lavinia House, Dukes Square,
tel. 01403 254921
Lage in Germany and St. Maixent L’Ecole in
Horsham. We meet in January, March, May, July,
France.
September and November. We make lace on a
Horsham Holistic Health
The Association is run by volunteers and
pillow with bobbins, needle lace and tatted lace
Mind, Body and Spirit Group. Meetings at 7.30
supports Horsham District Council’s links with its
with a shuttle.
pm on 3rd Tuesday of the month with different
twin towns.
Contact: Cathy 01403 274662.
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Luncheon Club
professional and business men who enjoy a
The Group
For senior citizens on the third Wednesday of
wide range of activities such as outings, walks,
For unattached men and women, aged 50+
the month (excluding August)
lunches, golf, holidays, indoor bowls and many
meets at a pub in Horsham on the 4th Monday
Place: Trafalgar Road Baptist Church, Trafalgar
more, together with their partners
evening of every month. Eating out, quizzes,
Road, Horsham, RH12 2QL.
Place: Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre on
music, walking, golf, theatre, sports, art,
Contact: 01403 240729
second Monday of each month
holidays. Also in Burgess Hill, Brighton and
Enquiries@trbc.info
Contact: Google website probuswealdhorsham
Lewes. www.thegroup.org.uk
www.trbc.info/luncheonclub
for more information.
National Women’s Register
RAFA Social Club
Trust
We are a national organisation, but meet locally
Club for everyone, not just ex air force, who
The aim is to enable members to enjoy a varied
on the 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings of the
supports the aims of the charity.
programme of activities and provide
month for lively discussion on a variety of topics.
Open Tue 1930-2300, Wed 1000-1200, Fri 2000-
opportunities to support the local National Trust
We also have a Book Group meeting on 1st
2300, Sat 2000-2300, Sun 1200-1400
properties through fundraising.
Thursday evening of the month.
Music evenings and other social functions,
Outings, holidays and social events are
Contact: Katharine Webbe
mainly weekends, approximately
arranged. A newsletter is sent to members three
01403 262506 www.nwr.org.uk
twice per month.
times a year with details of events.
Place: Needles Farm,
Visitors are welcome at £5.00 per lecture and
Phoenix Stroke Club
Blackbridge Lane, RH12 1RS
the annual fee is £15 for members.
Horsham Social club and support for stroke
Contact: Club Tel: 01403 271800
Place: Afternoon lectures are held at Wesley
survivors. Contact: The Manager for further
Chairman Tel: 01403 264691
Hall, London Road, Horsham, RH12 1AN.
The North Sussex Centre of the National
details - 01403 268130 or email
Contact: Jeremy Balaam on 01403 730162 or
manager.phoenix@btinternet.com
Short Mat Bowls, Keep Fit,
email:margaretandjeremy@hotmail.com
Craft Club Probus Club of Horsham Weald
Contact: The Salvation Army
Please send new listings to
Members comprise retired (and semi-retired)
(01403 254624) for more information
info@horshampublications.com
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orsham District residents and visitors can look forward to a Sussex premiere of Jony Easterby’s brand new show Tree and Wood on 24 October – 2 November (excl. 28 October). This thrilling outdoor performance invites you to enjoy a truly unique and immersive experience of the woodland at night. As darkness descends on the woods each evening, it promises to be a transformational and inspirational experience as the sounds of nature, labour, industry and song will transport you through time and place through a series of dramatic sound and light installations, live music and performance. Already famed for his work ‘For The Birds’ at Brighton’s Festival and Wakehurst’s Glow
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hen St Catherine's Hospice launched their latest supporter challenge of a 50km trek in the Sahara, Jackie Reader was quick to sign up. Jackie and Beverley Russell, having met years before as sopranos in Cantatrice Voices, the Horsham ladies' choir, went along to the information evening and were hooked. The challenge will be tough, walking in heat and on unstable sand dunes. 'We'll be camping with the camels and their Berber leaders. But when I imagine the beauty of the clear night sky and the daytime dunes, I am so excited' says Beverley. Both women have strong reasons to make the trek while supporting St Catherine's. Jackie will be following in the footsteps of her
grandparents and mother who themselves trekked from the UK across North Africa, eventually setting up home in Nairobi. Both Jackie's mother and grandmother died from cancer and she is delighted to support the work of St Catherine's in End of Life Care. If you would like to join them at any of the events, email beverleydrussell@tiscali.co.uk or call Beverley 07880 855960 for more details. To sponsor Jackie and Beverley, go to their JustGiving www.justgiving.com/fundraising/beverleyrussell1 and www.justgiving.com/fundraising/ja ckie-readersahara
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HORSHAM
WHAT’S ON nod to the 50s and 60s era. Horsham
Heritage of the District in 100 Objects
AmeriCARna 2019 will showcase 100's of
20th Jul 2019 to 12th Oct 2019
Saturday 4th May to 24th August
enthusiasts' cars and bikes.
A major exhibition that will use objects to
Carfax Bandstand Entertainment
10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Town Wide.
explore the fascinating and largely
HORSHAM TIME WELL SPENT EVENTS
There will be a traditional band
unknown heritage of the District. Ranging
performing on the Carfax Bandstand every
For more information about these events:
from a silver desk set awarded for the best
Saturday,, town centre events permitting.
Email: events@horsham.gov.uk
sheep, a symbol of the agricultural
Funded by the Horsham Neighbourhood
www.horshamtimewellspent.co.uk
revolution, the flag of the unknown
Councils.
www.facebook.com/horshamtimewellspent
warrior, to a Saxon buried without
11:00 am - 1:00 pm. The Carfax Bandstand
Christian symbols. HORSHAM MUSEUM & ART GALLERY
Saturday 31st August and Sunday 1st Sept
Humphrey Ocean RA - Horsham Are You
Big Nibble
Splashes of Artistic Excellence Ian Hadley,
Receiving Me?
Horsham's launch event for the district
Alison Ingram & Cherry Parsons,
27th Jul 2019 to 21st Sep 2019
wide Food and Drink Festival is returning!
5th Jul 2019 to 3rd Jan 2020
Horsham Museum & Art Gallery are
Town Wide
Small, bright, vibrant Splashes of artistic
delighted that, Hardham-born, artist
excellence are on show this year in the
Humphrey Ocean RA is holding a solo
Town Trails And Walks
temporary exhibition space on the ground
exhibition at the Museum after his
With Horsham being so flat and compact
floor. Showcasing recent work by:
successful show Birds, Cars and Chairs at
it is ideal for exploring. Consequently
Ian Hadley: 5 July - 31 August
the Royal Academy this year. The
there are a number of trails and walks
Alison Ingram: 3 September - 28
exhibition will showcase some of his most
visitors can follow throughout the year.
September
recent work.
There are seasonal trails that coincide with
Cherry Parsons: 8 November - 3 January
a number of town centre events run by
Horsham Museum & Art Gallery, 9
Rotary Club of Horsham and Horsham
A Garden of Botanical Art: Celebrating
District Council.
Original Works by Horsham District's
1HE. Tel: 01403 254959 or visit
The Big Nibble Beer & Gin Trails – 31
Leading Botanical Artists
www.horshammuseum.org
August and 1 September 2019
6th Jul 2019 to 31st Aug 2019
Horsham Rotary Trick or Treat Trail –
For summer 2019 the Museum is bringing
October Half Term Holidays – 26 October
the garden indoors as it celebrates the
to 3 November 2019
artistic talents of some of this country’s
Our House
Horsham Churches Together Nativity Trail –
leading botanical artist. All of the nine
Fri 9 - Sat 10 Aug , Various Times
Saturday 14 December 2019
artist live and work in the district, but
The Tiger Who Came To Tea
their art has in some cases travelled the
Tue 13 - Wed 14 Aug , Various Times
Horsham Heritage Guided Walks
globe, finding root in world famous
The Red Lion
Horsham Heritage Guided Walks are Free
collections.
Fri 16 - Sat 17 Aug , Various Times
and take place every Wednesday and
Botanical art is part of the DNA of the
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Collyers
Sunday from the beginning of April to the
garden as the art form that becomes
Thu 22 Aug , 7:30pm
end of September.
science as exact colour rendition and
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Horsham FC
They start from outside the Museum in
description enabled the flora of the world
Fri 23 Aug , 7:30pm
Causeway, Horsham at 2:30pm irrespective
to inspire and excite professional
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Coolham
of weather conditions.
nurserymen, so populate the garden.
Sat 24 Aug , 7:30pm
No booking is required – just turn up on
Causeway, Horsham, West Sussex RH12
THE CAPITOL HORSHAM
The Dreamboys 2019 Tour
the day. Larger groups should contact the
The World Through Autistic Eyes by Joe
Thu 29 Aug , 7:30pm
organisers to ensure that sufficient guides
James
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Henfield Hall
are available
18th Jul 2019 to 29th Aug 2019
Fri 30 Aug , 7:30pm
For more information contact The
Joe James is an emerging photographer,
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Broadbridge
Horsham Society on 01403 256289 0r
based in Horsham, whose work has quickly
Heath Village Centre
261905
gained a strong following on social media.
Sat 31 Aug , 7:30pm
Joe is autistic and is proud of the abilities
HAODS presents Romeo & Juliet
Sunday 29th September
this gives him. His highly developed eye
Sun 1 Sep , 7pm
Horsham Americana 2019
for detail, ability to learn quickly and in
2019 will be the third FREE to attend
depth, and his unique perspective on the
Thu 5 - Sat 7 Sep , Various Times
Horsham show celebrating everything we
world are all key to his skills as a
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Horsham YMCA
like about American Culture with a big
photographer.
Fri 6 Sep , 7:30pm
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SUSSEX PATHFINDERS RAMBLING CLUB
Meet at the junction of Station Road and
Fri 6 Sep , 7:30pm
WALKS
Lower Station Road.
Bake With Jack
Walk via Downs Link (and passing
Sat 7 Sep , 3pm
Please check
Streatham Manor) and Bineham Bridge.
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Slinfold Village
www.sussex-pathfinders.co.uk/walks
dogs are not permitted.
Hall
or call 07842 792962 for any updates to
Sat 7 Sep , 7:30pm
any of the walks listed below.
Saturday 14 Sep 10:30 Ashurst
Don't Stop - Fleetwood Mac Tribute Show
Sorry, dogs are not permitted.
6 miles Level
Sun 8 Sep , 5pm
Saturday 3 Aug 14:00 West Chiltington
Explorer Map OL11/TQ180161
Joe Brown 60th Anniversary Tour
6 miles Gently undulating
Meet near the Fountain pub. Parking at
Sun 8 Sep , 7:30pm
Explorer Map OL10/TQ083179
the village hall or behind the pub.
Margaret Atwood: Live In Cinemas
Meet in the recreation ground car park
Walk via Calcot wood, Downs Link to
Tue 10 Sep , 7:30pm
adjacent to West Chiltington Hall in Mill
Stretham Manor, Riverside.
Hazel Findlay - The Climb Within
Road. Walk via Nutbourne, Roper's Farm,
Notes: Refreshments available at the
Wed 11 Sep , 7:30pm
Nyetimber Farm, Cattlestone Farm, West
Fountain pub.
Jethro: The Count of Cornwall
Chiltington, Churchfield Farm.
Thu 12 Sep , 7:30pm
Saturday 21 Sep 10:00 Maplehurst
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Ashington
Sunday 4 Aug 10:15 & 14:05 Storrington
7.5 miles Undulating
Centre
6+5 miles "figure of 8" Undulating, woods
Explorer Map OL34/TQ189246
Fri 13 Sep , Various Times
and fields
Meet on the corner of Nuthurst road and
Oh! Carol
Explorer Map OL10/TQ088144
Park Lane with street parking available in
Fri 13 Sep , 7:30pm
Meet in the long-stay public car park by
either road.
The Red Lion (On Tour) Thakeham Village
Storrington Library, North Street.
Walk via Heathtolt Farm, Ivorys, Chatfield's
Hall
Walk via (a.m.) Barns Farm, Washington
Farm, Lodgesale Wood, Cook's Farm,
Sat 14 Sep , 7:30pm
Common, Sullington Warren, Storrington
Nuthurst, Old Park Farm, Maplehurst.
Barnstormers Comedy
(L), (p.m.) Cootham, Hurston Place,
Sun 20 Jan, Sun 17 Feb, Sun 17 Mar, Sun
Storrington.
21 Apr, Sun 19 May, Sun 15 Sep & Sun 20
Sunday 6 Oct 11:00 Storrington 8.5 miles Rolling downland, some hills
Oct , Various Times
Sunday 11 Aug 10:00 Copsale
Explorer Map OL10/TQ070125
The Red Lion (On Tour) at The Weald
12 miles Undulating
Meet in Kithurst Hill car park. Take the
Community School
Explorer Map OL34/TQ170249
B2139 Amberley road out of Storrington
Fri 20 Sep , 7:30pm
Meet at the Downs Link car park in Bar
for approx 1.5 miles and turn left up the
Shipley Arts Festival: Opera Holloway
Lane.
unnamed road to the top of the hill.
Sat 21 Sep , 4pm
Walk via Steeds Corner, Truckmans Farm,
Walk via Kithurst Hill, Chantry Hill,
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Cowfold FC
Trawlers Farm, Courtlands Farm, Barns
Sullington, Washington (L), return via
Sat 21 Sep , 7:30pm
Green (L), Richmond Farm, Birchwood
SDW.
Billionaire Boy
Farm, Nutham Wood, Copsale.
Thu 26 - Sun 29 Sep , Various Times
Saturday 9 Nov 13:30 Warninglid
NT Live: One Man Two Guvnors (12A)
Saturday 17 Aug 10:30 Bramber
5 miles Gently undulating
Thu 26 Sep , 7pm
6 miles 470ft in 3 easy climbs
Explorer Map OL34/TQ250261
Shipley Arts Festival: Great Ballard School
Explorer Map OL11/TQ188106
Meet and park in The Street, Warninglid,
Fri 27 Sep , 7pm
Meet in Bramber car park.
adjacent to the Half Moon pub.
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Steyning
Walk via Bramber, Upper Beeding,
Walk via Colwood, Playdells Farm,
Grammar School
Windmill Hill, Golding Barn, Beeding Hill,
Wykehurst Park, Nailard's Wood, Colwood
Fri 27 Sep , 7:30pm
(optional Botolphs), Bramber.
Park.
Hall
Sunday 18 Aug 10:00 Whiteways Lodge,
Sunday 10 Nov 10:00 Ashington
Sat 28 Sep , 7:30pm
north of Arundel
10.5 miles Fairly level
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13.5 miles Hilly
Explorer Map OL10/TQ129159
Explorer Map OL10/TQ002108
Meet by Ashington Church, turn off
Meet at the Whiteways Lodge car park.
London Road by Red Lion pub into Church
Walk via Bury Hill, Bignor, Sutton End,
Lane. Walk via Jinkes Farm, Chesswood
Mon 26th August 1-5pm Fundraiser
Duncton (L), Fryanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hanger, Littleton
Nursery, Nutbourne (L), West Chiltington,
Wisborough Green Fete
Farm, Little Bottom Wood, Houghton
Warminghurst.
Sat 28th September 1-3pm Fundraiser
Forest, Whiteways Lodge.
The Red Lion (On Tour) at Mannings Heath
CATS PROTECTION
Salvation Army Hall, Booth Way, Horsham
Please check www.sussex-
Sat 2nd November 12-5pm Fundraiser
Saturday 7 Sep 10:00 Henfield
North Heath Hall, Horsham
5.5 miles Fairly flat
792962 for any updates on these walks.
Explorer Map OL11/TQ207160
Sorry, dogs are not permitted.
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