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Contents Comment Year of Culture Leonardslee Lakes & Gardens Restored Free PSA Tests in Horsham Piazza Italia Delivers the Smiles Patrick McIntosh Starts Epic Ride Ni4H Funding Experts Captured by Light St Catherine’s Hospice Neighbourhood Watch Special Vehicles Tour District Local Author David James Parker Roffey Cricket Club Try Your Hand at Sculpture Horsham Museum Housebuilder Backs School Charity Local Author Tom Singfield Recipe The Good Funeral Property Pet’s Corner Kinder Living Kids’ Page Horsham Community Information West Sussex Philarmonic Choir Horsham What’s On Puzzle Answers, Discounts & Offers

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eeling safe in our homes and communities without fear of crime is important. However, in this day and age, the reality is that many of us may feel isolated or vulnerable in our day-to-day lives; Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) can help alleviate such isolation and vulnerability. With the ever increasing strain on the resources and priorities placed on Police Forces across the country, the National Neighbourhood Watch Network (NWN) now plays a vital partnership role with Sussex Police, and other Agencies, to ensure the ongoing safety and well-being of our communities and residents. On pages 32 and 33 you can find out about two Neighbourhood Watch schemes -

Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) can help alleviate such isolation and vulnerability and Junior Neighbourhood Watch (JNHW) is a very successful and popular project package designed for 10-11-year-old children to gain an understanding and practical skills to deal with current neighbourhood issues. Volunteers are now being sought for JNHW and you can find out more about joining existing NHW schemes or creating a new scheme by getting in touch at horshamnhw@gmail.com or visit horshamnhw.btck.co.uk and help make our communities safer. Richard Milbourn, Editor E: editor@horshampublications.com

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Y E A R O F C U LT U R E 2 0 1 9 The Horsham District is now in full swing and we now have over 500 events listed on the website! What will you choose to see and do in the coming months? Highlights to look out for in June/July 2019:

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a programme of superb music at locations across the District including Billingshurst, Broadbridge Heath, Amberley, Shipley, Steyning, Coolham, Warnham Park, Knepp Castle and Nuthurst. Find out more at www.shipleyartsfestival.co.uk. The variety of events this June is remarkable

and for art lovers alone there is an opportunity to create art at The Blue Idol, follow a Horsham District Art Trailand enjoy art exhibitions at Parham House and Horsham Museum and Art Gallery. Outdoor theatre is on offer at Dial Post, Billingshurst and West Chiltington, or you can enjoy a concert series at Leonardslee House and Gardens, a Father’s Day Banquet at Mannings Heath Golf and Wine Estate and the Floral Fringe Fair at Amberley Museum. For children, Fizzlebert Stump is a must-see offering a brand new, hilarious adaptation of AF Harrold’s much-loved book for children featuring puppetry, magic and a

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lion with false teeth! Spanish lovers may want to visit Horsham to enjoy a free Spanish Festival, or why not pay a visit to Steyning to experience the St Cuthman’s Wheelbarrow Race! The music offer continues in July with Summer Sounds in Horsham Park, a Summer of Love pop concert in Henfield, and concerts at venues across Horsham including the Horsham Garden Music Festival. Make a note to see the unique triple bill by StopGap Dance, “A Space in Gravity” at The Capitol, and sci-fi lovers should look out for a unique exhibition on Eric Williams at libraries across the District.. Theatre lovers should look out for some great new shows at The Capitol, book tickets for the West Chiltington Drama Festival or invite their children to take part in a Comedy, Slapstick and Shakespeare workshop in Billinsghurst. You will

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LEONARDSLEE LAKES AND GARDENS RESTORED

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escribed as ‘the finest woodland gardens in England’, Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens opened to the public on April 6th 2019. This follows two years’ extensive work on the Grade 1 Listed gardens and on site facilities by new owner Penny Streeter OBE. It is one of the largest UK garden restoration projects for nearly 30 years. Visit www.leonardsleegardens.co.uk. General manager Adam Streeter says that work by head gardener Ray Abraham has included inspection and extensive rebuilding of some 10 miles of pathways that had collapsed down into the valley in which the gardens are set; also cataloguing some 10,000 trees and carrying out tree surgery where necessary. Closed to the public since 2010, the 240 acre estate has attracted major public interest to see once again the outstanding displays of rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias, magnolias and bluebells, collected from all over the world from the early 1800s. Set in a steep-sided valley, the estate offers visitors a rare combination of lakes, woodlands

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and parkland walks to enjoy. There is an acclaimed Pulham rock garden built in 1890, and a colony of wallabies and also deer to see. The renowned dolls’ house museum features the local village and its community in the Edwardian era, to 1/12 scale. The Grade II listed 19th-century Italianate style mansion is restored and updated and open for classic afternoon tea. There is also a multi-course tasting menu at Restaurant Interlude, with produce that is foraged, raised and produced on the estate and selected local farms. The house is also available for catered private functions and business events, with meeting rooms. The owner of Leonardslee since 2017 is entrepreneur Penny Streeter OBE. Her team has created facilities that include new tea and refreshment rooms, a gift shop and delicatessen featuring produce from the estate and sourced locally. “We are delighted to welcome visitors back to Leonardslee. They can enjoy the finest

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woodland gardens in England, with a stunning collection of plants from all over the world, nurtured and tended to for nearly 200 years. We are planning a year-round programme of entertainment, so do follow us on social media!” Penny Streeter is the owner of the Benguela

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CaSO (Prostate Cancer and Support Organisation) supported by Mark Masonry of Sussex are again offering a day of FREE PSA Tests in Horsham. Last year 154 men took advantage of the offer and we would like to increase that number this year. 1 in every 2 men will have a health problem with their prostate at some stage of their lives. It could be an infection, enlargement or cancer. 1 in every 8 men will develop prostate cancer and those of African-Caribbean origin and those with a family history of the disease are 2 to 3 times more at risk. PSA stands for Prostate Specific Antigen; it is a simple blood test that measures the amount of antigen, produced by the

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prostate, entering the blood. It is not a direct test for cancer; a moderately raised reading can be an indicator of a prostate problem, a high reading should trigger further tests to determine if there is a need for any treatment. Some leading clinicians believe all men over 50 should know their PSA and have regular yearly tests. Swedish researchers say PSA testing every man aged 45 – 49 would predict nearly half of all prostate cancer deaths. Without screening, around 47,000 men are diagnosed with prostate cancer each year. It is now the leading cancer found in men. It was recently announced that prostate cancer kills more men than breast cancer kills women. Almost 11,000 men die of this disease annually, one every 48 minutes. Caught in the early stages, cure rates are dramatically improved with over 80% success. General symptoms of problems with the prostate are frequent need to urinate especially at night; bursting to urinate, slow flow, difficult, painful; stop/start and dribbling, or blood in the urine. The free PSA testing will be at: The Normandy Masonic Centre, Denne Road, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1JF on Saturday 29th June 2019 from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm The testing will be conducted by trained personnel and phlebotomy nurses taking blood from a vein in the arm, this will be analysed at a laboratory and the result posted or emailed to you in around 10 days. It is essential to book an appointment time online at www.psatesting.org/horsham (booking open now). For those unable to book online, phone: 0845 650 2555.

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SUNNY HORSHAM PIAZZA ITALIA DELIVERS THE SMILES The two days of Horsham’s 13th Piazza Italian festival presented the perennial blend of supercars and Italian cars, Italian market stalls and street food, themed entertainments and business promotions greatly boosted by a blast of glorious sunshine throughout.

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uilt in to the event’s scheduling, Good Friday’s Horsham Churches Together bandstand service and Walk of Witness procession drew a massive audience who got the Carfax off to a rousing start accompanied by the surrounding bustle of the already trading market and street food stalls, all decked out in their Italian finery. Hundreds of supercars did their best to dominate proceedings but had the show stolen from them on both days by the most diminutive of all the car participants. Huge cheers and applause were reserved for the departure of the classic Fiat 500s and 30th Anniversary Italian Job Minis on Good Friday and the sole green Fiat 126 from Horsham Barbershop on the Monday. (Britain so loves an underdog!) A brilliant bouquet of Italian bikes also set the pulses racing as they roared through. Horsham District Year of Culture had boosted the event’s entertainments this year on Good

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Friday with a brilliant opera singer and roving accordion player. On Easter Monday was an Italian jazz trio and more amazing opera. Much applause accompanied all the performances with several couples seen dancing to the swinging jazz. Quite a few town businesses chose to take advantage of the event too, including Crates Local Produce, Carmela Deli, Paninos and The Horsham Cellar all of whom were offering something special in keeping with the weekend. Horsham Time Well Spent events annual sponsors were well to the fore with Brock Taylor hosting the amazing Sporting Bears team who fielded an incredible selection of cars for charity ride outs both days raising some £5,680 for Chestnut Tree House and The Children’s Trust – an event record. Recently rebranded Impact Specialist Finance sponsored the departure gate and Cote Brasserie presented the first of five Concours d’Elegance

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awards for best turned out vehicles at Horsham’s 2019 events – the award on Easter Monday going to the owner of an immaculate 30 year old Ferrari 328GTS. Henfield Van Hire & Storage who had provided the event team transport donated their hire fee to the children’s charities and Billy’s Transport presented their car trailering service to drivers attending the event. Premier GT of Washington excelled themselves on Easter Monday presenting a town full of high value cars that numbered over 120. All but the most picky couldn’t have failed to be impressed by the waves of Ferraris, Lamborghinis and Maseratis parading through the Carfax which were joined by a large McLaren and Porsche contingent that had been billed as England v Germany supercars. 2019’s Piazza Italia welcomed the return of show compere, the incomparable Tim Fifield,

social media through the weekend was driven by By Jove Media working closely with Tim for live streaming reports to keep people who couldn’t be there abreast of all the action. Event organiser Horsham District Council wishes to thank all commercial and voluntary participants for working together to give the town people and its businesses such an enjoyable weekend. Special thanks go to ETMS and SERV Sussex for the excellent traffic management services they provided and our event sponsors Kwik Fit, Premier GT, Bishops (part of FGB Barnes Group) and Bunny Motors. Plans for a huge town event programme, supported by the Council in keeping with the Year of Culture celebrations are now in full swing with a “magnificent seven” in prospect before the end of September, capped by the a greatly expanded Horsham AmeriCARna event on Sunday 29 September.

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here was a chorus of cheers and a celebratory atmosphere at St Catherine’s Hospice on 3rd May as local man, Patrick McIntosh, from Smallfield, began his ‘wheely’ great cycling challenge. Triple cancer survivor, Patrick, has already trekked to the South Pole. Now he’s taking on his Lifecycle – a mammoth around the world cycling challenge to raise awareness of the fight against cancer. And to raise funds to build a new home for his local hospice, St Catherine’s. And Patrick’s epic challenge hasn’t gone unnoticed. Before his departure his training efforts caught the attention of his neighbour Dame Judi Dench. She met with Patrick to wish him good luck and to give him a lucky four leafed clover silver medallion charm. Patrick has attached this to his bike for the duration of his challenge. Dame Judi said, “Patrick’s taking on an extraordinary journey. And he’s also cycling for our local hospice, St Catherine’s. I’m sure most people know about the phenomenal work they do looking after people in our community. Please watch Patrick’s progress and give what you can. Because cancer is something that concerns all of us, absolutely all of us, if not ourselves then certainly somebody we know.” Patrick said, “Having Dame Judi’s support has been amazing and I was particularly touched by the charm she gave me. The general support I’ve had has been incredible. I’d like to thank everyone who has already got behind my challenge, by donating and wishing me luck.” Hospice staff and supporters came together to cheer Patrick off for the first stint of his journey of more than 7,000 miles to Japan. Their support meant his journey got off to a great start! After leaving St Catherine’s Patrick cycled towards Pease Pottage, which will be the site of a new, larger hospice building in years to come, then

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headed onto London and Twickenham Stadium. From there Patrick will cycle across Europe and Russia with the aim of reaching Tokyo for the opening game of the Rugby World Cup in September. As part of his cycle ride Patrick is raising money for St Catherine’s new hospice building. He said, “It’s an honour to support St Catherine’s as part of my latest adventure. Being a cancer survivor myself I know the importance of their vital care. I want more people to be able to have hospice care in the future so that’s why I’m raising money for St Catherine’s new larger hospice.” Speaking at St Catherine’s on the morning of his departure Patrick added, “Some people say I’m crazy to want to cycle around the world having survived three cancers, but I want to show what’s possible even after a horrible diagnosis and major surgery. I’m really looking forward to getting going now. After a well earned rest, Patrick intends to continue the next leg of his global cycle ride across North America and Iceland in early 2020. For the latest updates on Patrick’s amazing adventure follow him on Twitter at: @KMGfoundation Or to donate to Patrick in his epic cycling challenge please visit: www.uk.virginmoneygiving.com/PatrickMcIntos hLifeCycle

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The Old Cement Works near Lower Beeding by Tim Haughton, Horsham Photographic Society.

medium shines out in the stunning prints of the district. It would be invidious to select some highlights, as every image on display deserves to be there, either through technical merit or through capturing that special image; be it reflection from a dashboard; to shop windows; to sportsmen, musicians, dancers, artists, natural world-decaying and restoring, to nature controlled to dressing for the occasion, through to images of reportage even images of loss and of sheer determination and applause. The exhibition is an amazing celebration that deserved to have a permanent record of the unique occasion. As part of the Year of Culture Horsham Museum have published a fully illustrated book that not only includes every photograph displayed in the exhibition but also gives a background to the history of the culture of photography in the District focusing on its early days. Captured by Light: a photographic gallery of Horsham District’s cultural life is priced at £13.95, available now in the museum shop.

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t Catherine’s Hospice is producing the biggest ever survey on end of life care in Sussex and Surrey. Shortly, you’ll receive a survey through your door to ask for your views on end of life care, whether you have received hospice care or not. Jackie Chipps is a St Catherine’s community nurse caring for people in Horsham. Here she shares why it’s so important you have your say. “Every day, I have the privilege of caring for people in our community as they reach the end of their lives. My colleagues and I nurse our neighbours - the assistant in the corner shop, the refuse collectors who pick up our household waste, and the school teacher who educates our children. It’s possible we’ve even nursed some of your family and friends. We help people manage the symptoms of their illness and work with them to relieve their pain. We also make sure their family and friends have someone to talk to at what is often a very difficult time. For eight in ten local people, we provide this care in the comfort of their own homes. Homes all around you. Many people choose to be looked after at home as it’s the place they feel most comfortable. But right now, we know that we aren’t even close to reaching every person who needs us. In fact, we can currently only help one in three local people who need our expert support. We want to change this, so we’re building a new hospice in Pease Pottage to help us reach more people in our community. And to make sure that in the future nobody in East Surrey and West Sussex has to face death and loss alone. But building a new larger hospice is only

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part of the solution. We also need to expand our services and, to achieve that, we need to know more. We need to know what you think about end of life care in our area and what you think needs to be different. I know what it’s like when you get lots of things through the post but when you receive our survey please don’t just throw it away. Please take just 10 minutes to fill it out. Even if you need to put it aside and come back to it later. Completing our survey is vitally important because it will help us develop our services. And it will give you a unique chance, the first of its kind locally, to share with us the type of care and support you think you, your family, friends and neighbours may need from us in years to come. Whatever your experience of end of life care has been you’ll have something valuable to tell us. It’s only thanks to the support of people like you that my colleagues and I can be there to provide care at the hardest of times. And knowing it’s your support that allows us to do this makes our jobs even more special. By sparing just 10 minutes on our survey when it arrives at your home, you can help make sure we’re there to provide care to many more local people in years to come. There’s no better reason to pick up your pen!” If you would like additional copies of St Catherine’s survey please contact Isabelle Taylor, Individual Giving Fundraiser at St Catherine’s, on 01293 583059 or alternatively please visit: www.bit.ly/StCatherinesHospicesurvey to fill out the survey online. Wherever possible we ask that you complete the postal survey.

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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH NEEDS HELP

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unior Neighbourhood Watch (JNHW) is a very successful and popular project package, acclaimed by Sussex Police, designed for 10-11-year-old children (primary school Years 5-6). The delivered package helps the children to gain an understanding and practical skills to deal with current neighbourhood issues, to make them aware of their personal safety and how to improve it. We build upon the children’s already well developed observation skills, which in our experience have been demonstrated to be far superior to those of adults! JNHW has been created to: • Show young people that they can make a difference; • Encourage the development of practical skills, to address young peoples’ understanding of community issues and how to make their community a safe place; • Help children grow into responsible citizens, ideally with families, grandparents and friends fully supportive of the aims and objectives of Neighbourhood Watch. JNHW is designed to be run as a voluntary after school activity for one hour per week, usually for six weeks but some flexibility is available. Sessions are run by Neighbourhood Watch volunteers with help, where possible, from Sussex Police, local authority staff, county Emergency Planning staff and volunteer Magistrates. The children clearly love the course and the volunteers find it a rewarding experience. Tony George who has organised the JNHW so successfully for a number of years is in his late 80s and understandably, would like to step back from the organisation of this important scheme. He is hoping that some of you can volunteer in order that JNHW can

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continue to do the good work that it has done so effectively for years. Free training, (teaching experience is not required) and the support of experienced leaders is available. Helpers will be required to undergo an Enhanced DBS check, which we will pay for. If you can help, or would like to know more, please do get in touch at horshamnhw@gmail.com or visit horshamnhw.btck.co.uk NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH – WHY NOT JOIN?

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ith the ever increasing strain on the resources and priorities placed on Police Forces across the country, the National Neighbourhood Watch Network (NWN) now plays a vital partnership role with Sussex Police, and other Agencies, to ensure the ongoing safety and well-being of our communities and residents. We should be able to feel safe in our homes and communities, relax with family and friends without fear of crime. However, in this day and age, the reality is that many of us may feel isolated or vulnerable in our day-to-day lives; Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) can help alleviate such isolation and vulnerability. Members of NHW street schemes play a vital role by being watchful and sharing messages that keep us safe. Sharing information with the Police and your neighbours is a proven way of ensuring potential threats to our way of life are kept to a minimum. Many people say that NHW members are “curtain-twitching busybodies” with nothing better to do than spy on their neighbours! Nothing could be more untrue!

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NHW helps ensure that everyone in a community, from the very young to the very old, are as safe as we can help them be. NHW helps with protecting our homes, communities and loved ones; NHW provides information about making our homes and property safe, contact details for helping those with worries about the young and old and for reporting crime or suspicious activity. NHW can also help provide street signs, door and window stickers to inform others of NHW schemes and to deter cold callers. All in all, NHW schemes help connect communities and help neighbours look out for each other. You can find out more about NHW activities and schemes in the Horsham District, including joining an existing NHW scheme or setting up a new scheme by making contact by any of the following means: www.horshamnhw.btck.co.uk - HDNHWA

www.ourwatch.org.uk – OurWatch - to see NHW schemes in your area horshamnhw@gmail.com – email questions to HDNHWA Committee members secretary.horshamnhw@outlook.com – email address of the Secretary of HDNHWA Quote from Superintendent James Collis of Sussex Police…"I am delighted to have such a proactive network of volunteers to turn to but who also then go about making our communities safer each and every moment of each day without any direction from us. Keeping your eyes and ears open to prevent crime in the first place, to share tips and information and make your communities safer means you make Sussex a difficult place for criminals to go about their business unseen or unchallenged. In turn we all enjoy a safer community and hopefully enjoy a better quality of life... Thank you".

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SPECIAL VEHICLES TOUR HORSHAM DISTRICT In celebration of the Horsham District Year of Culture 2019, on Sunday 24 March amidst bright spring sunshine, Horsham District welcomed a tour of some 40 special vehicles as they travelled around its market towns and villages, stopping off to form static displays in various locations.

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uilding on the success of the Piazza Italia District Tours in 2016 and 2017, the District Showcase Tour, saw up to 40 vehicles from five different Horsham Town events form a travelling cavalcade stop off in Billingshurst; Pulborough; Storrington; Steyning and Henfield in turn. It also passed through 3 district villages*. Managed by Horsham District Council, the tour presented the perfect opportunity for local businesses to open their doors and set out their stalls for the benefit of the many spectators who lined the routes and stopped off in local towns and villages to enjoy the unique spectacle. The Tour presented a broad mix of supercars, classic and muscle cars, police cars and camper vans. The cars represented a selection of those to be seen at Horsham Piazza Italia during the

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Easter weekend, Horsham’s Great British Weekend in May, PlumJam Air-Cooled VW Rally, Bastille Day Horsham FrenchFest - a car display which is new for 2019 on 14 July and Horsham AmeriCARna in September. Accompanying the Tour was its own travelling band, The Downland Troubadours aboard a 1925 REO Speedwagon from the Les Searle collection which added hugely to the event atmosphere at every stop. For the most part, static display locations were positioned right in the heart of each high street, offering maximum opportunity for visitors to support local businesses. Each of the towns welcomed the tour in their own unique way. Some towns hosted fun activities for all the family such as the Italian market day in Storrington along with extra food stalls and a

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classic car display by Storrington and District Classic and Sports Car Enthusiasts (SADCASE). There was a French market in Steyning with street entertainers and food and drink stalls. Street stalls and a car themed shop window competition was staged in Henfield High Street. Horsham District Council worked collaboratively with partners across all the participating towns and villages including the Parish Councils, Community Partnerships, local businesses - Premier GT and Pilgrim Motorsports, SL2 Signs for their tour sticker service and enthusiast groups including SADCASE and Oddballs, to make the tour such a special celebration as part of the 2019 Horsham District Year of Culture. The organisers are massively grateful to SERV Sussex, the blood bike charity, who provided outriders to guide the Tour en-route, Garlic Wood Events for the drivers’ lunches and Christ’s Hospital School and South Lodge Hotel for hosting the drivers at the start and end of the day. Media services for the day were provided by Toby Phillips Photography, Silvertip Films and By Jove Media. Full details of all of the vehicle events to be hosted in Horsham Town Centre can be found on www.horshamtimewellspent.co.uk Please mention HORSHAM PAGES South when responding to adverts

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LOCAL AUTHOR DAVID JAMES PARKER

LOCAL WAR HEROES Missing, the wartime account of two brothers from a local first time author.

THE WARTIME ACCOUNT OF TWO BROTHERS

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THE WARTIME ACCOUNT OF TWO BROTHERS

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“What a super read – this book is written from the author’s personal perspective following the lives of two local boys who paid the ultimate price for their country. David’s passion for history and more importantly, his passion for bringing to life the story of these two men is abundantly evident. The story has a beautiful mix of local tales, historical facts and personal sentiment. The book is a must read for any budding historian. Although the book features a small town in West Sussex, the story is replayed in towns and cities across the country making it relatable to everyone regardless of age – my 11-year- old son was completely enthralled and loved it.”

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THE WARTIME ACCOUNT OF TWO BROTHERS

Missing is the story of two brothers lost in two different theatres of war – the story of two ordinary local lads and their extraordinary contribution to the war effort. Harry was a bomber command pilot in 1939–40. At a time when the fighter squadrons were rightly earning the gratitude of a nation, Harry and his colleagues were carrying out no less a service in their efforts to halt the advance of the German war machine across Europe. Harry carried out observation and bombing missions against army and navy targets in France and Norway. William, the older brother, had joined the Royal Artillery in 1930. After periods of duty in Aden and Hong Kong he was transferred to Singapore in 1939. When the Japanese launched their impossible attack on the jewel in Britain’s far eastern crown William was there waiting for them... but not from the direction they came... Hidden amongst the big stories of World War Two are countless smaller ones that are no less significant to those affected, but are easy for us to overlook. A glass blower and a chemist in their civilian lives, William and Harry Warman were not close. They lived separate lives and fought in separate services but shared a similar fate. Under-equipped and under-prepared they faced two powerful enemies and paid the ultimate price.

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new book about two brothers from Manning’s Heath has just been launched. Written by David James Parker. It concerns the stories of Harry and William Warman. Harry was in the Royal Air Force, flying Bristol Blenheim bombers from the outbreak of the Second World War. A pre-war airman, having joined the RAF in 1936, he was flying operations over the North Sea on anti-shipping patrols, he took part in the Norway campaign, flying from Lossiemouth and finally operating over France and the Low Countries, covering the retreat to Dunkirk. Harry was shot down and killed on the 27th of May 1940. William was a regular soldier, having joined the Royal Artillery in 1930. After serving in Hong Kong and Aden he was posted to Singapore in 1939. Captured at the fall of Singapore on the 15th of February 1942 and after a few months in prison camps on the island he was a member of a party of prisoners taken to Ballale as forced labour. With the Allies closing in and their work finished the Japanese killed the remainder of the prisoners, some having been killed in air raids and some dying of disease. David has also mentioned other people who were involved in this story. Harry Jones the cousin of William and Harry Warman was born

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in Southwater. He was killed in October 1939 when HMS Royal Oak was sunk in Scapa Flow. At the time his family lived at Lorna Doone, Worthing Road which came under the postal address of Horsham, now Southwater. Harry was the first casualty Harry Jones. from Horsham in the Second World War. Due to the boundary changes Harry’s name was not placed on the Horsham War Memorial, this only happened in the 1990’s. The author has researched this over a number of years meeting up with people that knew the brothers along with a couple of family members. Not only is this a war story, it is very much a human story. David is a chimney sweep, working around the Horsham area. This is his first venture into writing, apart from a few magazine articles. He has been interested in history from a young age. His interest was fuelled by the history teachers at Forest Boys School. David‘s interest in these two brothers stems from being given Harry’s RAF mess tunic by Miss May Oakey, former teacher at Lower Beeding who had adopted Harry in the 1920’s. Fifteen years later he ended up with Harry’s medals and a discharge certificate which gave him the key to start unlocking the story. David is also becoming known for giving talks about the First World War, Second World War Home Front and his life as a sweep. Published by Redshank Books this can be ordered on line direct from Libri Publishing at www.libripublishing.co.uk. Also available from Horsham Museum. Priced £9.99.

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Firms which import or export goods to the EU are urged to apply for a UK Economic Operator Registration and Identification (EORI) number, in order to continue trading with the EU post-Brexit. Meanwhile, businesses which hold intellectual property are warned that they may face changes to their copyright, patents, designs and trademarks following Brexit.

Planning for change The advisory documents urge small businesses to ‘prepare now’. They cover a range of issues, from changes to UK-EU trade following Brexit, to alterations to how firms send and receive personal data from international partners. Businesses which provide services to or operate in the EU may need to comply with new rules following Brexit. A business could be affected if it has a branch or branches in the EU; if it operates in a services sector within the EU; if it is planning a merger with an EU company; or if its employees have to travel to EU or European Economic Area (EEA) countries for business.

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T RY Y O U R H A N D AT SCULPTURE Throughout 2019 a new sculpture by Jon Edgar will be emerging at Highwood Village. Jon already has large works on display at Lewes, Pulborough, Slindon and the Surrey Hills and you can be involved with his new work.

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on Edgar does not pre-plan the work but rather lets the block evolve in response to the people and environment its located in. Working on site, by hand, whatever the weather, lets him see and hear some of the experiences and history that we can impart. A 7 tonne block of Portland stone arrived in February and was lifted into place next to the River Arun, being unveiled when the BMX pump track adjacent was formally opened by Horsham District Council and Berkeley Homes. The stone is being worked over 60 days, predominently at weekends, and the sculptor has goggles, mallets and chisels ready to give the local visitor tuition in safe stone carving and involved in developing sculpture. Jon said: “After 12 sessions, the role of visitors is changing from initially helping me open up the surface of the stone; getting to know the tools. Gradually, as the history, landscape and nature of the area become known, the stone starts to slowly establish its own story in response. Volunteers take on the role of

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apprentice, helping me move into the depths of the stone and revealing the final form. Several families that were present on the first day have returned at regular intervals to see how ‘their’ stone is progressing!” If you wish to carve, visit www.horshamsculpture.wordpress.com for directions and Jon’s dates on site between 10am and 4pm. New carvers need to drop in to the Sales Suite at Highwood to sign up for Health and Safety purposes, but once you have done this once, you can turn up and carve whenever Jon is there. Those involved have been aged between 4 and 94. If you want to come and recount your memories of the Red River or the High Wood, or just look at the sculpture - then Jon will welcome your thoughts - and on how the forms of the stone appear to you. The more input, the more chance of this work being a real legacy for Highwood Village. You can also follow @massform on Twitter or @thejonedgar on Facebook and Instagram.

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18 Fiction book (5)

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BRIDGE CLUB WINNERS

Kamran Nadim (left) and Mick Carrington beat 17 other pairs in Horsham Bridge Club’s hotly contested Championship Pairs on Sunday (May 12). The Club hosts sessions in its East Street premises every weeknight plus two afternoons. New courses start in September for improvers and in January for beginners. More information: www.horshambridge.co.uk Photo: Alan Setchell

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HORSHAM MUSEUM

S C A P E S B Y S T E F VA N V U U R E N

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tef has lived in Horsham since 2004 when he arrived from South Africa. The beautiful countryside of Sussex and the South Coast was the inspiration to develop a passion for photography and catalyst to explore more of the UK and abroad. Once a year, a return to South Africa to visit family provides the ideal opportunity to visit game reserves and enjoy the wildlife and “Big Five” in nature. Now he doesn’t travel anywhere without his camera gear and early morning starts to watch the sun rising at dawn or setting late in the day are well worth the effort and create stunning light and colours. The brilliant local museum at Horsham is a fantastic showcase of the history and

development of the area and Stef is delighted to collaborate with Horsham Museum as a gallery for his work. Stef has decided to use the topic “Scapes” for his first exhibition and his images of land-scapes, sea-scapes, sky-scapes portray a visual escape for the eye and mind. As well as landscapes, Stef enjoys portrait & wildlife photography and is training for commercial operations with drones for photography and videography. For more information see www.horshammuseum.org Horsham Museum & Art Gallery is open Monday-Saturday 10am-5pm, Free Admission.

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orsham Museum & Art Gallery is delighted to be hosting Sue Collins’ new temporary exhibition, Beautiful Sussex. 'Beautiful Sussex' is a solo exhibition by printmaking artist Sue Collins. Sue's inspiration is taken from her daily walks with Bella, her black lab/collie cross, in and around the South Downs. Using a combination of photography and sketching, as well as drawing on her own

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personal experiences and memories, Sue creates unique and vibrant linocut artworks in her Sussex studio. Sue’s ‘Downs View’ reduction linocut print was shortlisted for the 2018 Artists and Illustrators of the Year Award and exhibited at the Mall Galleries. There is an opportunity to meet Sue Collins at Horsham Museum on 1 June between 10am and 1pm. A variety of prints, artworks and greetings

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June 2019 at Horsham Museum & Art Gallery. Horsham Museum & Art Gallery is open MondaySaturday 10am to 5pm, free admission. For more information see www.horshammuseum.org

N U R S E RY W I N S C O M P E T I T I O N

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orsham Montessori Nursery, in Bennetts Field, Horsham, have won a national competition run by the Montessori St Nicholas training organisation to celebrate how nurseries are using gardening in their Montessori practice. The nursery is delighted to have won tickets for two teachers to attend the RHS Chelsea Flower Show. There will be a special garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show celebrating the work of Maria Montessori, as 2019 marks one hundred years since she first bought her pioneering teaching methods to the UK. The garden design will emphasise the principles of childfirst education. There will be two greenhouses featuring cutting-edge hydroponic technology where children can grow micro vegetables and leaves. The designer, Jody Lidgard, commented, “The design offers an engaging space to nurture children, teach them about the natural world and allow them to explore horticulture in their own way.”

The nursery submitted photos showing how they have been exploring growing plants through hydroponic methods by placing bulbs and dogwood cuttings in water. The children kept a careful watch to see if there were any changes to the bulbs or the cuttings, and were very excited to see roots growing. The nursery also sent photos showing the new willow dome growing in their sensory garden, which will provide a beautiful shady space for the children to explore, as well as being a peaceful, natural area for circle times and storytelling. The children will be involved in weaving the willow as it grows, providing hands-on experience in using natural materials to create interesting spaces. Jacky Brown, Manager at Horsham Montessori Nursery, said, “We’re very lucky to have our own allotment plot right next to the nursery, and we’re thrilled to have won this competition recognising our commitment to gardening and growing plants.” www.montessori-uk.co.uk

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B E L LW AY H O M E S

HOUSEBUILDER BACKS SCHOOL CHARITY

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tudents at a Horsham community school are calling for more support for a worthy overseas charity project.

The Weald School, located off Station Road in

Billingshurst, is raising money for the school’s charity project ‘Classrooms for Kenya’, which was originally set up more than 10 years ago by the school’s pupils. Classrooms for Kenya aims to raise money to supply the materials for old school buildings to be converted into brick-built classrooms for pupils in Kenya to enjoy a better quality of education. The project has received a £250 boost from

Above: Natalie Hughes of Bellway with Jordan Sladden, International Coordinator at The Weald School and students at the school including Oscar Milne (centre, back)

housebuilder Bellway, the developer building homes off East Street in the village. Jordan Sladden, International Coordinator for The Weald School, said: “Our students have worked really hard to raise money for the Classrooms for

Kenya project through a variety of fundraising acts, to achieve our aim of securing more permanent, safe classrooms for Kenyan schoolchildren. “The school has been raising money for this project since 2006, building over 70 new classrooms for over 20 different Kenyan schools in that time,

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LOCAL AUTHOR TOM SINGFIELD

P R O P L I N E R S AT G AT W I C K Local author Tom Singfield’s 5th book is a celebration of all the wonderful propeller-driven airliner types, civil and military, that operated from Gatwick

airfield, little did he know how that airfield would evolve over the next 89 years to become the world’s busiest singlerunway airport. Back in the 1960s and 70s it became a hub for aircraft enthusiasts and photographers who, thanks to the

viewing decks, could get up close to the aircraft and enjoy the eclectic mix of new jetliners and old propeller airliners. Tom Singfield, ex-Gatwick Air Traffic Controller and a fan of all classic airliners, has long dreamt of a book showcasing the glory days of

Gatwick’s classic airliners. After 30 years of searching out the very best colour images of that time, he is now able to publish the results

operated from Gatwick for the first twenty years after its reopening in 1958.

TOM SINGFIELD became an Air Traffic Control Assistant at Heathrow Airport in 1969 and an Air Traffic Control Officer in 1978. He first visited Gatwick as a plane spotter in 1965 and returned as an Air Traffic Control Officer in 1992. He retired in 2005 after 37 years in ATC. A busy aviation writer and photographer, this is his fourth book about aircraft. £20.00

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etired Gatwick Air Traffic Control Officer, Tom Singfield, has just published his fifth book about aviation. Previously he has written books on commercial airliners both current and classic and in 2014 he co-authored a major work on the history of aviation in Bermuda. “Classic Gatwick Propliners” is the result of over 30 years of research and collecting top quality colour images. The book is a celebration of all the wonderful propeller-driven airliner types, civil and military, that operated from Gatwick for the first 20 years after its re-opening as London’s second major airport in 1958. By the late 1970s, the majority of movements at Gatwick were flown by jetliners and the older propeller-powered types such as the Viking, Hermes, Ambassador, Argonaut, Britannia, Bristol 170, Heron, Dove, Commando, Constellation, Convairliner, Canadair CL-44, Stratocruiser, DC-3, DC-4, DC-6 and DC-7 were mostly just memories with only the occasional sighting of a rare survivor. All the above types are illustrated in a

variety of colour schemes, accompanied with lengthy and informative captions. The book has a foreword by Peter Villa, who was the Managing Director of Gatwick-based British Island Airways in the 1970s. “Classic Gatwick Propliners” will remind readers of days when air travel was very different to today’s airport sausage machine. Visitors to our local airport were actually welcomed and were able to watch the airport activities from spectator decks. The 144-page all-colour book is published by The History Press and retails at £20.00. It was formally launched back in April at the LGW2019 International Aviation Enthusiasts Fair at K2 Crawley. For copies visit www.thehistory Tom Singfield. press.co.uk

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RECIPE

PORK AND PINEAPPLE KEBABS Preparation time: 20 minutes Cooking time: 10-15 minutes Serves 4 INGREDIENTS 400g Pork fillet 4 tbsp Light muscovado sugar 60ml Cider vinegar 1 tsp Asian fish sauce ½ Small pineapple, peeled, cored and

cut into chunks (or use ready prepped fresh pineapple, drained well) 1 Pepper (any colour), deseeded and cut into squares Spanish onion, chopped into chunks Small bunch coriander, chopped (optional) To serve - Boiled rice or pitta pockets

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ut the pork into cubes. Heat the sugar and vinegar in a pan over a low heat until the sugar melts. Add the fish sauce and cool. Tip in the pork and mix well so that all the cubes are covered in sauce. Heat the barbecue, or a griddle pan or grill. Thread the pork and pineapple onto skewers, alternating pieces with the pepper and Spanish onion. You can use whatever onions you have but Spanish are more delicate in flavour and sweeten nicely when grilled. Barbecue or griddle the skewers for 34 mins each side (you may need to cook them for longer if griddling). Serve with rice or slide into pitta pockets.

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

THE ‘GOOD’ FUNERAL

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he team at St Catherine’s Hospice are familiar with conversations around end of life. They believe it is important that these discussions

are had by both patients and their families to ensure that wishes are fulfilled and loved ones are able to contribute in their own way. Here, the hospice’s Spiritual Care and Chaplaincy Lead, Lisa Rainier, tells us more about her role in supporting families to plan a funeral for their loved one, and why she believes it is important to talk openly Lisa Rainier - Spiritual Care and Chaplaincy Lead.

about death and dying. “Emma Freud said that the first time she had to

throughout), and a young daughter who’d enjoyed

organise a funeral she found it ‘baffling, terrifying,

watching the film Frozen with her dad picked Let it

weird, overwhelming, devastating and incredibly

Go when we were choosing the final piece of music

important’.

for his service.

Funerals are incredibly important, but organising

Many of us want a funeral to be a celebration of

one doesn’t need to be a negative experience.

life but it’s also really important to give people

Whenever I’m asked to conduct one for a person

permission and space for the helpful expression of

we’ve cared for it’s a real privilege and a valuable

natural and healthy grief. Whenever practically

way of supporting their family and friends as they

possible, I encourage the presence of a coffin in the

navigate those disorienting early days of grief.

service and the opportunity for mourners to

Often the person who has died has left

accompany their loved one to a final ‘resting place’.

instructions; some more detailed than others. My

These elements, although they may be difficult, are

advice to anyone in respect of advance planning of

helpful in marking and acknowledging the reality

your own funeral is to communicate your wishes

of death.

regarding major decisions, but to also leave some

Many of the funerals I conduct take place in 35

room for your family and friends to make their own

minutes at our local crematorium, but it’s still

contributions.

possible to personalise these in small but significant

Meeting with people to plan a funeral is often a

touches. At the funeral of a man born in Scotland,

really special time. There’s commonly talking,

we all wore his family’s tartan in thistle and ribbon

crying, laughing, and some looking at photographs.

button holes, and a lady with a passion for crafting

I hear poignant and funny stories, and gain insight

had her coffin draped in one of her own quilts

into people’s character strengths and flaws. Of

instead of flowers.

course, there are sometimes tensions and

A funeral service itself is important, but

differences of opinion but usually we can find a

opportunities to share and celebrate can, of course,

compromise.

continue afterwards. I politely decline the invitation

I always try to allow the contributions of all who were close to the person who has died. For example

to join mourners at those celebrations, particularly if they involve Karaoke, as one did recently!”

I helped an adult son with learning disabilities to

For further information, please contact Lisa

write a simple farewell message to his mum which

Rainier, Spiritual Care and Chaplaincy Lead at St

was then read at the funeral (with him nodding

Catherine’s Hospice on 01293 447343.

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uying a three-bedroom property seemed a near impossible purchase for first-time buyers Kayleigh Stevens (29) and Josh Morris (28). Believing it wouldn’t be within budget or that they wouldn’t be able to afford it, their initial plan was to aim for a twobedroom home and upsize later, when necessary. However, thanks to the Help to Buy scheme, Kayleigh and Josh were able to purchase the three-bedroom semi-detached house of their dreams at Berkeley Homes’ Broadacres development in Horsham, West Sussex. Having previously been living with Josh’s parents, the couple who both work in sales, moved into their new home in June 2018 and are now expecting their first child in July. Kayleigh comments: “I have been renting since I was 18, but a year before we purchased our new home, I moved into Josh’s parent’s house with him in an attempt to save for a deposit. We were each living on £50 a week and anything we didn’t spend, we put straight back into our savings towards a house of our own. Josh is originally from Horsham and grew up there, so we both decided it was ideal place to start our home search.” Josh comments: “We started by looking online and came across Berkeley’s Broadacres development and were sold almost instantly! After calling the marketing suite to arrange a viewing, we discovered all the two-bedroom homes in the first phase had unfortunately been sold, however they had just one three-bedroom home left in the current phase. “As we were so keen on Broadacres, we were advised to take our chances and speak to the mortgage advice service, who told us to our surprise we would be able to afford a threebedroom home, through the Help to Buy scheme. The sales lady at the marketing suite stayed until 7pm that night so that Kayleigh and

Kayleigh and Josh at Broadacres by Berkeley Homes.

I could visit. In less than an hour, we had viewed the show home, which was beautiful, and put down a deposit.” Kayleigh adds: “With the added Help to Buy loan of £80,000, our mortgage is £300,000. Monthly we pay £1,034 which is ultimately cheaper than renting. We’re so happy we’ve got more monthly spending money and a gorgeous home in a fantastic location. We love our home – it’s got a high-specification and the attention to detail is great.” Southwater boasts an attractive village centre which combines modern amenities with traditional charm. Everything you need is on your doorstep including a supermarket, doctors’ surgery and there are plenty of dining options at the nearby market town of Horsham.” Kayleigh comments: “Broadacres is open, spacious and very green with a very friendly neighbourhood. In the summer, Berkeley organised a BBQ on the green and we attended Christmas drinks in the marketing suite, which was a lovely way to meet and get to know our neighbours. Broadacres is minutes from town and Horsham train station is 10-15 minutes, ideal for both our commutes to work and getting into London.” Prices at Broadacres start from £399,500 for a three-bedroom home. For further information on Broadacres please call 01403 334 000 or visit our website www.broadacres-southwater.co.uk

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ummer is here and with the warmer weather we need to be careful to avoid heat stroke in our pets. Overweight animals, flat faced breeds and active working dogs are at greater risk. Unlike humans, dogs only have sweat glands in their feet and around their noses and therefore rely on panting to cool themselves down but in hot or humid weather this may be ineffective. Signs of heatstroke in the dog include panting heavily, dark red gums and tongue, rapid heart rate, drooling, vomiting, diarrhoea, staggering and in severe cases collapse, seizures or loss of consciousness. Top tips to prevent heatstroke in your dog: • Walk at cooler times of day (i.e. dawn and dusk) • Never leave your dog in the car • Make sure water and shade are available in the heat of the day (cool mats/vests and fans may also be useful) • Longhaired breeds may benefit from a haircut If you are concerned your dog is suffering from heat stroke phone your vet for advice and an emergency appointment. Remove your dog from the hot environment, attempt to cool your dog by showering with tepid (not cold) water and cover with soaked towels, offer water to drink and travel to the vets with open car windows to create a breeze. Don’t forget cats and small furries may also be affected by heatstroke so it is also important to ensure they are kept cool in the summer months.Tel: 01403 791011. www.maltmancosham.co.uk

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FOOD FOR THOUGHT By Jeanette Mercer

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ost of us will have some childhood memory about being told to eat what was put in front of us. Whether it’s to eat vegetables if we want dessert, to think of starving children overseas, or simply out of courtesy to the cook, many children have been bribed, cajoled or even punished in relation to food. Perhaps that’s partly why, as grown adults, choice around what we eat is so important. There are even diets that advocate leaving something on the plate - just to prove that we have the willpower to do so. Attitudes to eating habits are certainly very personal - but food waste isn’t. West Sussex County Council estimates that almost a third of the average rubbish bin is food waste - which is the equivalent of nearly 20 rubbish trucks every day! Food waste is one of the most depressing kinds of waste. There’s the wasted effort and resources in producing it, wasted transport and packaging, it wastes your money - and as if that isn’t bad enough, at the same time there are people in our society going without food. Kinder Living is all about finding ways to actively do something about environmental issues, so here are some suggestions for how to cut down on food waste in your home. Plan ahead. We know that’s easier said than done in a busy life, but even something as simple as having an ongoing shopping list can help. One the favourite apps on my phone is a simple list called Shopping UK, which even sorts items into the isles of a typical supermarket. Get used to buying what’s on your list rather than wandering every isle. And of course, if possible avoid shopping when hungry! Avoid ‘offers’ such as ‘buy one get one half price’ unless you can freeze

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or share the extra, or it has a long shelf life. Make the most of fruit and vegetables that are in season. They usually have the best taste and will be cheaper - or even free if you swap with friends or neighbours. Try growing your own. Whilst not everyone has a big garden, it’s amazing what a few pots can produce. Items like salad leaves are quick and easy to grow - and who hasn’t had to throw away a wilted bag of lettuce at some point?! Learn to love your freezer and feed it with variety. Some fruits and vegetables come out of the freezer as good as they went in. Others are not quite the same but that doesn’t matter if you’re making soups, stews, smoothies or looking for a filling for a pie or crumble. Check out social media for local food sharing groups - a great way for neighbours to pass on unwanted items, or try the Olio app for mobile phones. There are various useful websites where you can search for recipes to use up a particular item - try www.lovefoodhatewaste.com and www.bbcgoodfood.com. We also have an active local facebook group called Waste Not Want Not who are full of great ideas. For more information on Kinder Living see our website: www.kinderliving.co.uk

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HORSHAM

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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Horsham. Meet Monday to Friday between

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

Horsham Decorative & Fine Arts Society

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

email

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

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THE WEST SUSSEX PHILARMONIC CHOIR

SING ALONG AT ST MARY’S

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n Saturday evening 27th April there was a

To close the concert the choir seized back the

concert in St. Mary’s Parish church that

initiative to give a bright performance of Vivaldi’s

was different.

‘Gloria’. This was composed about 1715 as feast

The West Sussex Philharmonic Choir staged an

day music for the choir at the orphanage where

event in which the audience were invited to join

Vivaldi taught. The solo performers in this

in some of the singing – not the norm at formal

evening’s event were soprano Felicity Hope and

sacred music concerts.

her mother Gill. Gloria is always a firm favourite

It started with the choir presenting Parry’s great

and formed a fitting finale to what was a

anthem ‘I was Glad’, composed for the coronation

splendid evening’s entertainment. The variations

in 1902 of Edward VII and used at every

of vocal and instrumental activity were kept

coronation service since then. We were shaken to

under control by Stephen Hope with his usual

attention by the opening fanfare played with

aplomb.

great bravura by David Moore, who produced a

The preview of this concert promised ‘…cocktail

wall of sound rarely heard in St. Mary’s. The choir

of musical delights’; it most certainly was all of

coped well with the difficult rhythmic passage in

that. Contrary to James Bond’s oft-stated

the middle section – often a nasty pitfall. This

preference, we were both shaken and stirred.

celebratory anthem was followed by the more

Richard Rowley

contemplative mood of Cherubini’s Requiem in C. He wrote it for a special service in Paris to commemorate the former king Louis XVI and his

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which this musical moment is taken. But then the

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HORSHAM

WHAT’S ON

HORSHAM TIME WELL SPENT EVENTS

Horsham Heritage Guided Walks

inspiration (as well as tomb) of many writers

Horsham Heritage Guided Walks are Free

spanning the last 400 years.

Sunday 2nd June

and take place every Wednesday and Sunday

Race For Life Horsham 5K

from the beginning of April to the end of

Accents on the Landscape - Ancient Churches

This year, for the first time, Cancer Research

September.

of West Sussex by Gordon Rushmer

UK is inviting everyone in the area – women,

They start from outside the Museum in

30 March 2019 - 1 June 2019

men and children - to join the Race for Life.

Causeway, Horsham at 2:30pm irrespective of

Gordon described this exhibition as: “A

You don’t have to be sporty to take…

weather conditions.

painter's rural rides in search of the hidden

1:00 am - 1:00 pm. Horsham Park.

No booking is required – just turn up on the

delights and details”.

day. Larger groups should contact the Saturday 4th May to 24th August

organisers to ensure that sufficient guides

Horsham District Captured by Light: A

Carfax Bandstand Entertainment

are available

Photographic Record of the District's Cultural

There will be a traditional band performing

For more information contact The Horsham

Life in 2018

on the Carfax Bandstand every Saturday,,

Society on 01403 256289 0r 261905

6th Apr 2019 to 6th Jul 2019

town centre events permitting. Funded by

With Horsham Photographic Society and

the Horsham Neighbourhood Councils.

Sunday 29th September

11:00 am - 1:00 pm. The Carfax Bandstand

Horsham Americana 2019

Steyning Camera Club.

2019 will be the third FREE to attend

Scapes by Stef van Vuuren

Sunday 9th June

Horsham show celebrating everything we

16th Apr 2019 to 13th Jul 2019

Feria De Horsham

like about American Culture with a big nod

Stef has lived in Horsham since 2004 when

Inspired by Southern Spain’s traditional

to the 50s and 60s era. Horsham

he arrived from South Africa.

Spring fairs, Feria de Horsham is a

AmeriCARna 2019 will showcase 100's of

resplendent celebration of Spanish cuisine

enthusiasts' cars and bikes.

Beautiful Sussex by Sue Collins

and entertainment. Such fairs date back to

10:00 am - 5:00 pm. Town Wide.

27th Apr 2019 to 29th Jun 2019

the Middle Ages and over time have evolved

Beautiful Sussex' is a solo exhibition by

into huge regional events. Spanish cities,

For more information about these events:

towns and villages come alive as hundreds of

Email: events@horsham.gov.uk

locals take to the beautifully decorated

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Adventures in Art - 90 Years of Changing

streets, brimming with food and drinks stalls,

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Tastes

in celebration of Andalusian culture. Carfax.

printmaking artist Sue Collins.

8th Jun 2019 to 20th Jul 2019

Free.

HORSHAM YEAR OF CULTURE 2019

Town Trails And Walks

Sat 6 April

the history of the Association through the

With Horsham being so flat and compact it is

Chickenshed Theatre – Planet play. 10:30

art of former members, alongside

ideal for exploring. Consequently there are a

- The QE2 School, Horsham.

outstanding work by its current leading

number of trails and walks visitors can follow

Sat 6 April

members.

throughout the year.

Chickenshed Theatre – Tales from the shed

Over those 90 years, the art world has

There are seasonal trails that coincide with a

12:00 - The QE2 School, Horsham.

changed with new movements shocking the

Founded in Horsham by Mr J T McGaw in 1928, this exhibition for the first time traces

number of town centre events run by Rotary Club of Horsham and Horsham District

establishment, only to become the HORSHAM MUSEUM & ART GALLERY

Council.

establishment itself. This exhibition reveals how the artists residing in Sussex who were

Horsham Heritage Walks – April to

Below the Belt- Costume Exhibition

members of this leading County Association

September 2019

4 February 2019 - 6 June 2019

reacted to the changes.

Horsham Rotary Easter Bunny Hunt – Easter

Our new costume display, ‘Below the Belt’, is

Holidays 2019

an eclectic selection of the many types of

Splashes of Artistic Excellence Ian Hadley,

Piazza Italia Regional Wine Trail – Easter

clothing worn below the waist, taking in

Alison Ingram & Cherry Parsons,

Weekend 2019

underwear, footwear and most layers in

5th Jul 2019 to 3rd Jan 2020

The Big Nibble Beer & Gin Trails – 31 August

between!

Small, bright, vibrant Splashes of artistic

and 1 September 2019

excellence are on show this year in the

Horsham Rotary Trick or Treat Trail – October

The Written Word: a Literary Life of

temporary exhibition space on the ground

Half Term Holidays – 26 October to 3

Horsham District

floor. Showcasing recent work by:

November 2019

30 March 2019 - 22 June 2019

Ian Hadley: 5 July - 31 August

Horsham Churches Together Nativity Trail –

Shelley, Conan Doyle, Belloc, Hornung,

Alison Ingram: 3 September - 28 September

Saturday 14 December 2019

Brown, Pope, Lintott – this area of West

Cherry Parsons: 8 November - 3 January

Sussex has proved to be birthplace, host and

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A Garden of Botanical Art: Celebrating

HFS Le Sens de la Fete (12A)

Original Works by Horsham District's

Mon 10 Jun , 8pm

Leading Botanical Artists

The Illegal Eagles

The Summer evening walks usually start at

6th Jul 2019 to 31st Aug 2019

Thu 13 Jun , 7:30pm

7pm (but please check time) and are fairly

For summer 2019 the Museum is bringing

Beyond The Barricade - 20th Anniversary

local to Horsham. They will normally last

the garden indoors as it celebrates the

Tour

about 2 - 2½ hours and will not be more

artistic talents of some of this country’s

Fri 14 Jun , 7:30pm

than 3 miles - often less if there is lots to see.

leading botanical artist. All of the nine artist

Family Film Fun Screening: Incredibles 2 (PG)

For more information please email Josie

live and work in the district, but their art has

Sat 15 Jun , 10:30am

Allen on josephinecallen@btinternet.com

in some cases travelled the globe, finding

An Evening of Marvin Gaye

Mon 03 June Evening Walk

root in world famous collections.

Sat 15 Jun , 7:30pm

Loxwood Canal walk Map ref EXP 134 042

Botanical art is part of the DNA of the

Family Film Fun Screening: Wonder Park (PG)

312. Park in car park at rear of Onslow Arms

garden as the art form that becomes science

Sat 22 Jun , 10:30am

Loxwood B2133. Leaders Roger and Peggy

as exact colour rendition and description

Sounds of the 60s live with Tony Blackburn

Mason. Dogs OK

enabled the flora of the world to inspire and

Sat 22 Jun , 7:30pm

Mon 10 June Evening Walk

excite professional nurserymen, so populate

NT Live: Small Island

Copsale Downslink Map ref EXP 134 171 248

the garden.

Thu 27 Jun , 7pm

Follow signs to Copsale from A24 after

80s Mania

second Southwater roundabout. Car Park in

Heritage of the District in 100 Objects

Fri 28 Jun , 7:30pm

village. Leader Janet Owen. No dogs

20th Jul 2019 to 12th Oct 2019

Shipley Arts Festival: Nuthurst Concert

Mon 17 June Evening Walk

A major exhibition that will use objects to

Sun 30 Jun , 6:30pm

Near Ifield - A saunter around Julia’s

explore the fascinating and largely unknown

Horsham Music Centre Summer Concert

meadow. Unspoilt – should be lots of insects.

heritage of the District. Ranging from a silver

Mon 1 Jul , 5:45pm

RH11 0LL. Leader Julia Farmer. No dogs.

desk set awarded for the best sheep, a

NT Encore: Small Island (12A)

Mon 24 June Evening Walk

symbol of the agricultural revolution, the

Tue 2 Jul , 7pm

Downslink 2nd outing Map ref EXP 134 183

flag of the unknown warrior, to a Saxon

The Story of Guitar Heroes

225. Leader Tim Thomas. No dogs.

buried without Christian symbols.

Thu 4 Jul , 7:30pm

Mon 1 July Evening Walk

Horsham Comedy Gala

Warnham Nature reserve, Warnham Rd,

Horsham Museum & Art Gallery, 9 Causeway,

Fri 5 Jul , 7:30pm

Horsham RH12 2RA. Park in car park.

Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1HE.

Legacy Dance: Ballet Showcase

Warden directed walk. No dogs.

Tel: 01403 254959 or visit

Sat 6 Jul , 11:30am

Mon 8 July Evening Walk

www.horshammuseum.org

Legacy Dance: Street Showcase

Woods Mill Nature Reserve -always a

Sat 6 Jul , 6:30pm

pleasant walk. Map ref EXP 122 218 138 Car

Shipley Arts Festival: Billingshurst Choral

park at Nature Reserve. A2037 south of

Society

Henfield. Leaders Edith Mitchell and Mary

Shipley Arts Festival: Warnham Park Concert

Sat 6 Jul , 7:30pm

Nye. No dogs.

Sat 1 Jun , 7pm

Surrey Opera presents The Barber of Seville

Mon 15 July Evening Walk

Shipley Arts Festival: The Chapel Choir of

Mon 8 - Tue 9 Jul , Various Times

Denne Hill – woodland and river – always

Royal Holloway

Creative Assembly - Crafting The Worlds We

interesting. Map ref EXP 134 173 304. Meet

Sun 2 Jun , 6pm

Play

at Denne Road car park. Parking at Denne

Dinosaur World Live

Thu 11 Jul , 7:30pm

Road car park (or car park behind the Drill

Tue 4 - Wed 5 Jun , Various Times

Davies School of Dance: Cinderella

Hall) – charges apply. Leader Oliver Farley.

Exhibition on Screen: Van Gogh & Japan

Sat 13 Jul , Various Times

No dogs.

Tue 4 & Tue 11 Jun , Various Times

Shipley Arts Festival: Amberley Church

Mon 22 July Evening Walk

RSC Live: The Taming of The Shrew

Sat 13 Jul , 7:30pm

Itchingfield for the views of the South

Wed 5 Jun , 7pm

Shipley Arts Festival: Durrance Manor

Downs Map ref EXP 134 132 287. Park in

Psychic Sally: 10 Year Anniversary Tour

Sun 14 Jul , 6pm

front of disused school. Leader Josie Allen.

Thu 6 Jun , 7:30pm

Stopgap Dance: A Space In Gravity

Dogs OK.

Shipley Arts Festival: The Blue Idol

Tue 16 Jul , 7:30pm

Mon 29 July Evening Walk

Fri 7 Jun , 7:30pm

Quadrophenia - The Album Live

Southwater Country Park area Map ref EXP

Life After Sherlock

Fri 19 Jul , 8pm

134 162 259. Park in Country Park car park

Fri 7 Jun , 7:30pm

KDF Academy of Dance

off Cripplegate Lane – charges apply. Leader

How To Train Your Dragon 3

Sun 21 Jul , Various Times

Su Reed. Dogs OK.

Sat 8 Jun , 10:30am

André Rieu: Shall We Dance?

Mon 5 August Evening Walk

Shipley Arts Festival: The Wilding Concert

Sat 27 - Sun 28 Jul , Various Times

The Willows - Jan’s meadow and farm walk.

Sun 9 Jun , 5:30pm

RSC Live: Measure for Measure (12A TBC)

Finish with tea and coffee. Map ref EXP 121

Andrea McLean: Confessions of a

Wed 31 Jul , 7pm

105 492 or RH20 2LG. Meet at the Willows,

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TAS Aerials - £20 off installation

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17

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LDF Plumbing & Heating 48

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Car Services

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Denton's Automotive Serv’s 50

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