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LOTTERY TO HELP LOCAL GROUPS

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n page 14 you can read about the new Community Lottery Tickets which are now on sale with the first weekly draw of winners taking place on Saturday 28th September. Everyone buying a ticket can choose which community group they want to support. 60p from every £1 ticket goes to local community groups with the rest divided between the prize fund and running costs. An additional special prize is also on offer in the first weekly draw for a free family meal at The Crown, Horsham. More than 65 charities community groups have so far applied to receive a share of the funds. Groups already registered include Horsham Amateur Operatic and Dramatic

Society (HAODS), Henfield Youth Club, Olive Tree Cancer Support, Tigers Football Club, Pulborough Cricket Club, and the Horsham and Shipley Community Project – and many more. The lottery will raise vital funds to support community groups whose work benefits residents in Horsham District and will also give ticket buyers the chance to win up to £25,000. There is no charge to the community group and signing up is quick and easy. If you are a community group then it makes perfect sense to find out more and sign up online at www.horshamdistrictcommunitylottery.co.uk or even better, buy a ticket and give yourself a chance of winning £25,000! Richard Milbourn, Editor E: editor@horshampublications.com

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HORSHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL

NEW SCHOOL PLANNED

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orsham District Council is pleased to announce that a planning application has been submitted for a new school at the North of Horsham development site. Outline permission was granted for the development of the North of Horsham site in 2018 and this included the provision of education facilities. The current application is the Reserved Matters application (ref: DC/19/1730) to assess the details of the school, including its design and layout. The new school has been brought forward by the Department of Education in consultation with Legal and General, who are the applicants for the whole of the site. This school will be a new Bohunt school and will provide a nursery for 50 pupils, a primary school for 420 pupils; including a reception, and a secondary

school for 1200 pupils. The school would also include a separate sports building, multi-use games areas and sports pitches. Works are expected to start on site this winter. Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for Planning and Development Cllr Claire Vickers said: “I am delighted that we have reached this milestone in the development of a new school site for Horsham. “Horsham District is in urgent need of school places and this new school will go a long way to addressing this need.” Currently, Bohunt Horsham are occupying temporary accommodation at Hurst Road in the town. It is anticipated that they will move into their brand new accommodation at the North Horsham site in September 2021.

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

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

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HORSHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL

NEW EMPLOYMENT HUBS

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Services (SETAS), is delighted to now offer

from SETAS Co-ordinator Richard Brooks and

two new Work Information and Support

his team.

Hubs (WISH) for the Horsham District based in Storrington and Horsham. Since 2018 WISH has successfully operated three WISH hubs on a weekly basis in Billingshurst, Henfield

Commenting on the introduction of the new WISH hubs, Horsham District Council Cabinet Member for the Local Economy Cllr Paul Clarke said: “I am delighted that we are expanding the number

and Southwater, helping more than 30 people find

of WISH employment hubs we have on offer across the

work and has been helping more than 70 people

District. WISH provides the following services:

develop their employability skills. From September, WISH

• Group work sessions, such as CV, letting writing and

will open new hubs in Horsham and Storrington. WISH clubs are employment support hubs and

application form advice • Connections with local employers and signposting to

effectively provide the same type of support as the

services across the district

Council’s Journey to Work programme, but in a more

• Workshops on interview skills, confidence and

social and group setting. The good thing about WISH is

motivation building • Free access to computers and internet, with on-hand support for those who need it

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HORSHAM DISTRICT COMMUNITY LOTTERY

LOTTERY TICKETS GO ON SALE

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ickets for independent the new charity attached to weekly Crawley hospital online Horsham which has provided District Community free support, Lottery are now advice, friendship on sale with the and therapies to chance for players thousands of to scoop a £25,000 people in the local jackpot, whilst also area. benefiting local “We are also charities and starting an community groups outreach project in whose work Horsham in 2019 Horsham District Council Chairman Cllr Kate Rowbottom and Chief Executive Glen Chipp benefits residents which will run are joined by some of the community groups who have signed up to join the new in Horsham Horsham District Community Lottery. Members in the photograph include the Horsham from Horsham Tigers Football Club, Pulborough Cricket Club, Henfield Youth Club, Horsham and Shipley Hospital so we District. Community project and Horsham Division Girl Guides and the 1st Springfield Rainbows, The first weekly and Horsham Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society (HAODS) who are promoting their hope that being a draw of winners part of this lottery new show Romeo and Juliet at The Capitol Theatre Horsham. will take place on will help us to Saturday 28 September. Everyone buying a ticket can keep on providing the support that so many choose which community group they want to people need.” support. 60p from every £1 ticket goes to local Cllr Kate Rowbottom, Chairman of Horsham community groups with the rest divided between District Council, said, the prize fund and running costs. An additional “I am delighted that tickets are now on sale for special prize is also on offer in the first weekly draw our new Horsham District Community Lottery. for a free family meal at The Crown, Horsham. This weekly online lottery is an innovative way to More than 65 charities community groups have support local charities, community groups and so far applied to receive a share of the funds. voluntary organisations. Groups already registered include Horsham “Over 65 groups have already applied to join Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society (HAODS), the lottery but we want as many as possible to Henfield Youth Club, Olive Tree Cancer Support, benefit from this opportunity. It's free to register Tigers Football Club, Pulborough Cricket Club, and and I encourage them to sign up before the first the Horsham and Shipley Community Project – and draw on 28 September.” many more. The lottery is run on behalf of Horsham District Ava Harding of the Olive Tree Cancer Support Council by external provider Gatherwell which group is one of those who has signed up to already runs a similar scheme for many other local become involved in the Community Lottery. She councils. Community groups and those wanting to said: buy tickets should visit “I must say I think it is a great idea, and such an www.horshamdistrictcommunitylottery.co.uk or easy way to fundraise. We are a small, call 01403 434010.

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Samaritans Annual General Meeting Tuesday 22 October 2019, 7.30 pm Holy Trinity School, Buckswood Drive, Gossops Green, Crawley, West Sussex, RH11 8JE

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As a charitable organisation Samaritans of Horsham and Crawley rely entirely on the support and involvement of the communities we serve. It is through our community partnerships that we improve our understanding of need in order to adapt and develop the services we offer, recruit our supporters and volunteers and advertise our services within our community. That's why your involvement and support is so important to us. We would therefore like to invite you to join us for our Annual General Meeting (details set out above), to hear a little more about the work that we do, to meet our members and to talk to us over some refreshments about the ways we can better work with your organisation.

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BIG NIBBLE FESTIVAL Walking fruit salads, aperitifs in the afternoon, gin launches and a debut appearance for a fruit and vegetable band – it could only be at Horsham’s Big and Little Nibble 2019 food and drink festival.

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ood and drink lovers united on 31st August and

Knight. A brilliantly eclectic programme of food

1st for the Big Nibble food and drink

producers, street food entrepreneurs and top young

celebration in Horsham Town Centre, an annual

restaurant chefs were complemented by author

two day event organised by Horsham District Council,

presentations and the return of the outstanding

Horsham Markets and partners, sponsored by NFU

singing chef, Jon Nulty to close the demos each day.

Mutual Henfield.

On Saturday, Aperitifs in the Afternoon, a new

The festival proved even more varied, gregarious

feature with Crates Local and Cabin Pressure Gin

and popular than ever, attracting hundreds of visitors

combining to launch their new Horsham Serpent Gin

and benefitting lots of local businesses to help boost

followed by Luke from The Horsham Cellar,

the local economy.

celebrating the first birthday of his business with an

On Saturday, The Big Nibble featured a fantastic selection of stalls; The Food and Drink Safari in the

insight into the wonders of Spanish Vermouth. Hundreds took part in the beer and gin trails that

Carfax, Horsham General Market in the Bishopric and

ran over both days encouraging visitors to explore

a Craft Village in the Market Square.

many town centre businesses to sample some

This year, in keeping with a strategy to diversify

tremendous local tipples. Hepworths were the

the appeal of the town’s events, Sunday introduced a

sponsors and start point for the beer trail and the

fresh focus for the Little Nibble presenting a broad

Brewhouse and Kitchen was the end point and prize

range of food and drink interests as well as a

draw provider. The Gin Trail started at Crates Local,

generous slice of foodie related entertainments to

ending at Piries Bar who were the prize draw

keep both our younger and older visitors engaged.

provider with an amazing distillery tour for ten

The Live Cookery Theatre in the Amphitheatre in the Carfax ran over both days, expertly curated and compered by the evergreen Sussex Food guru, Hilary

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people for the winner. A great range of food related street theatre added amusement for young and old, with acts such as Easy

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BIG NIBBLE FESTIVAL

Pictures by Toby Phillips Photography.

Lay Eggs, Fairly Fresh Fish, The Jersey Girls and Jamie’s

to get the most from town events launched at the

Exploding Cookery Show. This was topped off on

event and the new Horsham District Community

Sunday with a gorilla chasing a banana who joined a

Lottery was promoted from the event information

pineapple for a ‘walking fruit salad’ and the premier

point to raise money for local community good

performance on the bandstand by the ‘Little Notes’

causes.

Little Nibble Fruit and Vegetable band that introduced a newly written song for the occasion. Sunday’s Little Nibble took on an education and

Horsham Markets’ street food stalls launched ‘Taste Explorers’ menu items, with smaller portions for those with smaller appetites (and pockets) and to

sustainability twist and focussed on presenting

encourage trying different tastes from around the

information and opportunities to experience the wide

world. This will now continue on the twice-weekly

range of food and drink options now available to

markets as a new feature.

people. These not only reflected the best in ‘from farm to

Traditionally The Big Nibble has marked the launch of a District wide month- long food and drink festival,

fork’ production supported by NFU Mutual Henfield

but this year for the first time it is launching a year

but also the popularity in plant based and meat free

round campaign to promote all of the great food and

eating. Reduction in plastics use and refill water

drink experiences to be found in Horsham District

initiatives were also represented.

across the seasons.

The Horsham Veganfest marquee presented a

The first of Horsham District Council’s seasonal

range of plant based food and drink options

leaflets promoting our District’s food and drink

supporting those who would like to reduce their

experiences will be distributed at the Horsham event

animal based food use. Kinder Living Horsham and

with all the foodie experiences on offer, it can also be

friends brought along their fresh produce Smoothie

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Bike and plenty of tips on how to make our food and

Anyone who visited the event is invited to give

drink consumption more sustainable. Horsham District

their feedback online via

Council’s Health & Wellbeing team were present

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offering free advice and programmes to residents.

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Nyetimber Wines Classic Cuvee sparkling to be won as an incentive. The next major Horsham event run by the Council will be Horsham AmeriCARna on Sunday 29 September with all details available via www.horshamtimewellspent.co.uk OCT/NOV 2019

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THE CAPITOL

NEW VERSION OF CLASSIC STORY

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ick Mowat, General Manager at The Capitol, Horsham is delighted to confirm three more actors for this year’s swashbuckling

production of Peter Pan. Nicola Hume will be will playing three roles including Mrs Darling, a Mermaid and an Indian

Dramatic Art (LAMDA). He is best known for his role

Chief. Nicola is well known for her presenting skills

as troubled teen, Dylan Jenkins, in Channel 4’s

on the Heart FM breakfast show. She

Hollyoaks. This brand new version of the classic story will keep

spent 6 wonderful years

you hooked when it opens in Horsham on Friday 13th

being part of the team

December until Sunday 5 January 2020. 2019 marks

with Tom, Jack and

the 90th Anniversary that JM Barrie gifted the rights

producer Brian. After

to Great Ormond Street Hospital and The Capitol will

coming off air at the end

be organising bucket collections after every

of May 2019 she has

performance with the donations going to the Charity.

been hosting various bits and bobs. She regularly works with Whatcar magazine as their

Tickets available on line: www.thecapitolhorsham.com or call their Box Office 01403 750220.

digital presenter. If there’s a new car that needs talking about, like a Kia, Vauxhall or MG guarantee Nicola will the one on screen doing the talking. So far, this year she’s hosted numerous events, including one at The Capitol where Nicola spent the evening on stage with author Peter James talking about his books and his career. She does various voiceovers too! You’ll hear Nicola’s voice in lots of different places. This is Nicola’s second year performing in pantomime at The Capitol and she’s over the moon to be back. Hywel Dowsel is thrilled to be at The Capitol Horsham once again this Christmas for another fun-filled pantomime and takes the role of Mrs Smee. Born in Wales, Hywel graduated from The Guildford School of Acting, where he trained with a scholarship and received a BA(hons) in Musical Theatre. James Fletcher is also very excited to be returning to Horsham to play a newly created role of Mini Smee. He trained at The London Academy of Music and

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ot a week goes by without a report appearing online

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

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

already, be part of your diet.

keep us healthy. The term “superfood” is commonly

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

Below are some local, seasonal alternatives to your “conventional” superfoods. • Flaxseed (or linseeds) can be used instead of the more expensive chia seeds. Flaxseeds, when ground, are a great

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

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

may have heard of that possess wonderful health benefits.

body regular, and can be helpful in lowering cholesterol.

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

• Raspberries and blackberries can replace pomegranate seeds.

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

Raspberries and blackberries are low in sugar, and a source of

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

folic acid, potassium and fibre. Blackberries are also especially

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

high in vitamin C.

price tag that can break the bank.

• Try replacing acai berries with blueberries. Blueberries are full

But here’s the good news. There are a number of excellent

of antioxidants called anthocyanidins, which give them their

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

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

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

disease and protect against age-related macular degeneration

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

– a loss of vision condition. • Use blackcurrants instead of goji berries. Blackcurrants tend to be cheaper than goji berries and even blueberries, and they’re much higher in vitamin C and antioxidants than their more exotic counterparts. • Don’t forget your green vegetables such as broccoli and kale instead which are an alternative to wheatgrass. Green veggies are low in calories, are a good source of vitamins such as A, C, E, and K, magnesium, potassium and are high in fibre. • Quinoa is great but millet and buckwheat can be used instead. Millet is a source of magnesium, copper, fibre, is gluten free and easily digestible. Buckwheat is also gluten free, rich in fibre and protein, and can help prevent a sudden spike in blood sugar. Expensive exotic superfoods can (but don’t have to be) part of a healthy diet. Eating simple seasonal whole foods in the form of local vegetables, fruits and whole grains, as well as good quality organic eggs, free range meats and wild fish, will give you a lot of the “super” benefits and will provide plenty of nutrients for your body to thrive and feel good. www.annapinnock.co.uk

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TA X & AC C O U N TA N C Y

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

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

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

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DRAGON BOAT FESTIVAL MAKES A SPLASH St Catherine’s Hospice annual Dragon Boat Festival returned to Tilgate Park in style yesterday (Sunday 8 September), for a fantastic day of free family fun!

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housands of people turned out at Tilgate to watch 34 teams, made up of local businesses, battle it out to be crowned Dragon Boat Champions 2019. This included Horsham businesses; Coole Bevis, ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd, Fisher Clinical, Forza Doors and Thakeham based in Billingshurst. Speaking on the day, Trevor Pratt, Group HR Manager at ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd said: “ERG (Air Pollution Control) Ltd is delighted to support St Catherine’s again through our participation in their Dragon Boat Festival. The staff at St Catherine’s do such dedicated work, and this year’s race has even more poignancy for us as one of our colleagues unfortunately passed away at St Catherine’s in February.” Those on the shorelines tried their luck at traditional fête games like hook a duck and tin can alley, whilst younger visitors sprung into action on giant inflatables. And people made sure they looked their best with face paint and glitter, before posing in a photo booth. Visitors also tucked into tasty food from onsite vendors and enjoyed refreshing

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drinks from the onsite bar. The bar was provided by Sussex Event Bars, who donated a percentage of profits to St Catherine’s. On the lake, teams showed true team spirit as they raced across the water in Chinese Dragon Boats. After a full day of races, in a tightly fought final, FFGS Golf Society powered through and were crowned champions, with a winning time of 52 seconds, which was five seconds faster than last year’s winners. Close behind, in second place, were Beemer, with Thakeham taking the third place trophy. Winning teams were presented with medals and trophies by Giles Tomsett, Chief Executive at St Catherine’s, and The Worshipful Mayor of Crawley, Councillor Raj Sharma. After being crowned champions, FFGS Team Captain, Liam Ahearne said: “We loved taking part in our first Dragon Boat race. We didn’t think we’d be that competitive but once we saw the times of our first few races, we were spurred on to make the final! We’ve been friends for years; we started playing football together and now we’re all part of

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D R AG O N B OAT F E S T I VA L M A K E S A S P L A S H the FFGS Golf Society. We feel so proud to support such a great cause, particularly as every person on our team has had experience of the vital care St Catherine’s offers. We joined St Catherine’s for Live at the Lake this weekend too, so being crowned Dragon Boat champions was the perfect way to round off the weekend. It was an amazing family experience.” St Catherine's Dragon Boat Festival is one of the hospice's biggest fundraisers. And by supporting this event, local people have made sure that terminally ill people in their community can receive care and support when it matters most. This community support has never been more vital because currently, St Catherine’s can only care for one in three people who need their support. With the help of local people attending events, the hospice wants to make sure that, in the future, nobody faces death and loss alone. Suzanne Davis, Corporate Fundraiser at St

Catherine’s, said: “We’d like to thank everyone who supported or took part in our Dragon Boat Festival. Your efforts take us a step nearer to reaching everyone who needs us. We hope you all enjoyed the day as much as we did!” To find out about future St Catherine’s events, or how you can support the hospice or make a donation, please visit: www.stch.org.uk.

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HOSPICE HIKE RETURNS Calling all walking enthusiasts and nature lovers! Join St Catherine’s Hospice on Sunday 13 October for a challenging hike through the picturesque Sussex countryside.

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tarting from the South of England Showground at Ardingly, a brand new venue for this year, the hike will take you through Sussex fields and past historic landmarks including the Balcombe Viaduct, Ardingly Reservoir and Wakehurst Place Seedbank. And will allow you to enjoy the changing colours of autumn whilst raising funds for your local hospice. The full hike is 13 miles, but there are also 9 and 6 mile walking routes available, and a 3 mile nature trail, making this a family friendly event. Even suitable for the dog! There will be plenty of parking on the day, and you’ll be greeted with hot food, entertainment and delicious cakes to celebrate at the end of your hike. Sophie Peckham, Community and Events Fundraising Manager at St Catherine’s said: “We’re delighted to host Sussex Landmarks Hike for a second year. This autumnal hike follows a stunning route through the Sussex countryside and is great fun for all involved. Please mention HORSHAM PAGES South when responding to adverts

We hope lots of you will join us, along with your family and friends. Your support will help us be there to provide end of life care for more local people when they need us most.” St Catherine's is hoping to raise £35,000 from the Sussex Landmarks Hike by asking walkers for a donation or to raise sponsorship. This will allow the hospice to offer expert care to even more local terminally ill people in the future. At the moment, the local hospice can only care for one in three people who need them, but with your help and support, they’re determined to care for everyone. Advance registration is £8 for adults (£10 on the day) and £5 for children. On the day registration is open from 9am at the South of England Showground at Ardingly. Ready to make your steps count? Gather your walking buddies and register online here: www.stch.org.uk/SLH or call St Catherine’s Events Team on 01293 447364. OCT/NOV 2019

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BUSINESS Q&A

THE FACES BEHIND LUMLEY & B tÜç=~êÉ=íÜÉ=éÉçéäÉ=ÄÉÜáåÇ=óçìê=äçÅ~ä=ÄìëáåÉëëÉë\=eÉêÉDë=óçìê=ÅÜ~åÅÉ=íç=ÑáåÇ=çìí> k~ãÉEëF=C=ÄìëáåÉëëW Our business is called Lumley & B and we are an independent retailer based in the heart of Horsham. The business is very much a family affair, being run and owned by Huw and Caroline Lumley. tÜÉêÉ=áë=óçìê=ëÜçé=äçÅ~íÉÇ\ We are at 33 Carfax, Horsham RH12 1EE tÜ~í=áë=óçìê=ÄìëáåÉëë=Ä~ÅâÖêçìåÇ\ Our lives prior to starting L&B were significantly different, and in great part were spent overseas. In essence, Huw’s background was 30 years in Oil & Gas – 10 years working as a geologist on rigs and in operations management in the Far East followed by 20 years in Corporate Sales and Business Development. Caroline worked in IT and Management Support within the O&G Industry for 10 years before switching sectors to education. She has remained and thrived in schooling environments for the past 15 years. We returned to the UK after 20 years in the Middle East and, while Caroline continued to work in schooling, Huw spent a year working in a garden centre, which is where he acquired retail experience. eçï=äçåÖ=Ü~îÉ=óçì=ÄÉÉå=áå=ÄìëáåÉëë\ iìãäÉó=C=_=Ü~ë=ÄÉÉå=íê~ÇáåÖ=Ñçê=çåÉ=óÉ~ê=åçïK Why did you set up Lumley & B.? For two main reasons – as an exciting and worthwhile way to head into eventual retirement and to try and do our bit to bring some character back to high streets. There are many fantastic independents out there who believe in quality, value and service but we are so often overshadowed by formulaic chain shops and giant online retailers that a stroll down any high street in the UK could be just that – anywhere in the UK. We are fiercely proud of our independence because we know what independence brings for

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shoppers – great quality, uniqueness of choice and unparalleled personal service. tÜ~í=Çç=óçì=ëÉää\ We sell high quality Giftware & Homeware and Garden Furniture & Accessories. Approximately 90% of what we sell is British and we are proud that we have Scotland, Wales, Ireland and England represented in our range because each part brings its own unique touch to make a pleasing whole – much like the UK. tÜ~í=áë=óçìê=Ñ~îçìêáíÉ=áíÉã=áå=íÜÉ=ëÜçé=~åÇ ïÜó\ That’s like asking which of your kids do you prefer! We love them all because we have brilliant suppliers, but one of our favourites is a fabulous forge in Scotland who make candlesticks, log storage items, furniture and much more. Their work is a combination of incredible design coupled with consummate craftsmanship and each piece is hand-crafted. The service they

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BUSINESS Q&A provide to us is also wonderful and they have strong environmental ethics so they pretty much encapsulate everything we believe in. Our favourite product they make is definitely the Jacobean Log Ring – one of these generally has pride of place in our window and certainly causes people to pause and look. It is most definitely our Hero Product. tÜ~í=áë=óçìê=rpm\ Our strengths are definitely a combination of independence, quality, choice, service, environmental responsibility and supporting British suppliers whenever possible. However, our USP is the style and taste of our chief buyer. Her ability to select products that people would like is uncanny. tÜ~í=Çç=óçì=Çç=áå=óçìê=ÑêÉÉ=íáãÉ\ Right now, there’s not a lot of that but we like to travel when we can, spend time with friends and family and explore West Sussex.

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_Éëí=íÜáåÖ=íÜ~íDë=Ü~ééÉåÉÇ=íç=óçì=êÉÅÉåíäó\ In business we get very excited when we are granted exclusivity by suppliers because we see it as an indicator that we are heading in the right direction – this has happened recently with three of our newer suppliers. In life it would be seeing our children getting on well in their university education (one half way through and the other about to begin). c~îçìêáíÉ=çåÉ=äáåÉê=çê=ëáääáÉëí=íÜáåÖ=óçìDîÉ ÉîÉê=çîÉêÜÉ~êÇ=áå=íÜÉ=ëÜçé\ Huw: There’s 25% off that just now so it’s a bargain. Customer: That’s still 75% more than I want to pay. Follow Lumley & B on Instagram ]äìãäÉó~åÇÄ and Facebook äìãäÉó~åÇÄ or go online and visit ïïïKäìãäÉó~åÇÄKÅçKìâ=

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SUSSEX PREMIERE

TREE AND WOOD AT LEONARDSLEE

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ree and Wood, a dramatic new outdoor theatre and musical performance, is coming to the beautiful surroundings of Leonardslee Lakes and Gardens in West Sussex as part of the Horsham District Year of Culture 2019. Running from Thursday 24 October Saturday 2 November (excl 28 October), Tree and Wood offers the opportunity for families to experience something extremely exciting during Half Term and beyond as well as give people a chance to enjoy the stunning surroundings of Leonardslee Gardens after hours. This will be an extremely special event, exploring the immediate tangible experience of trees – smell, touch, sounds – using the forest as its backdrop during dusk and nightfall. It will include physical performance, traditional and electroacoustic music and light installations. Listen out too for the remarkable vocal talents

of Emily Williams - she has toured internationally as half of the acclaimed Welsh/American duo ‘Ember,’ releasing six albums. The show is produced by Jony Easterby (creator of For the Birds and artistic contributor to the hugely popular Glow at Wakehurst Place), working with award winning Nathaniel Mann, a sound artist, composer and folk singer. Jony has led a wide range of acclaimed artistic installation projects all over the world and is recognised as one of Britain’s leading ecologically-aware artists. To view a trailer of the show visit the Horsham District Year of Culture 2019 website and search for Tree and Wood: www.hdculture2019.co.uk. Bookings through The Capitol Theatre: www.thecapitolhorsham.com. Tel: 01403 750220.

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

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

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THE OLIVE TREE SUPPORT CENTRE

INFORMATION HUB LAUNCHED

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or more than 25 years the Olive Tree Cancer

increasing range of complementary therapies,

Support Centre, located in the grounds of

support groups, emotional support, wellness

Crawley Hospital, has been providing much

activities and workshops on offer at the Olive

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

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

community events in Horsham in recent years

surrounding area have benefited from the services

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

at the Olive Tree in Crawley over the years and

wonderful Funday Sunday community event in

will continue to be welcome in Crawley until such

Horsham Park and have enjoyed talking to many

time as we are able to provide services in

Horsham residents all of whom were very keen to

Horsham. You can access help from the Hub team

hear that we planned to expand into Horsham. So,

by calling 01403 627240 or emailing

in order to reach more cancer patients and their

horsham@olivetreecancersupport.org.uk

families, we are delighted to announce the

The newly appointed Olive Tree Fundraising

opening of an Information Hub at Horsham

Manager, Ava Harding, will also be based at the

Hospital from September.

Hub. The Olive Tree relies almost entirely on

Receiving a diagnosis of cancer is a difficult,

fundraising and donations in order to provide its

stressful and emotional time for both the patient

valuable services to local people affected by

and those around them. Worrying about

cancer. We are grateful to the many wonderful

treatment, surgery, work, family and many other

people who have donated money or raised funds

issues can be overwhelming and sometimes it is

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

difficult to know where to turn to turn to for

us to continue our work. If you are interested in

support and information.

fundraising for the Olive Tree, please contact Ava.

The Olive Tree Information Hub will provide a

We would very much like to recruit two

central point for cancer patients and their families

volunteers from the Horsham area to represent

to access information about local and national

the Horsham Information Hub on the Olive Tree

cancer services and will also offer an opportunity

Trustees Committee. If you would like further

to discuss any help needed with our friendly,

information about this, please contact the Centre

caring staff and volunteers. The Hub will be

Office 01293 534465. To find out more about the

staffed by Olive Tree Support Worker, Harpinder

Olive Tree please visit our website:

Bilkhu, assisted by a full -time administrator and a

www.olivetreecancersupport.org.uk and follow us

small team of volunteers. Details of the ever-

on social media.

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

MY FAIR LADY COMING SOON

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

Based on George Bernard Shaw’s play,

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

The Capitol main stage from Tuesday 12th until

Church on Time’ and ‘On the Street Where You

Saturday 16th November with performances

Live’ all accompanied by a stunning live band, find

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

out for yourself why My Fair Lady has been

matinee at 2:00pm and Saturday evening at

named ‘The Perfect Musical’.

7:00pm. Tickets are available from

Where does the rain in Spain mainly fall? Will

www.thecapitolhorsham.com or on 01403 750220

the roughish Doolittle get to the church on time?

For more information on HAODS (Horsham

Just what does ‘done her in’ mean? and will Eliza

Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society) go to

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f you have contributed more than a particular threshold you would be subject to an annual allowance tax charge. • Your contributions means both your input, your employers and any final salary (defined benefit) top up. • The relevant threshold varies from person to person between £10,000 and £40,000 depending on your specific details • If the annual allowance charge applies this would trigger additional tax which can either be paid directly to HMRC or in some cases via a “scheme pay election” in which the tax is taken directly from your pension scheme.

In order to assess and calculate whether you have exceeded the threshold, full details of your contributions would be required. A pension statement is a summary of such details. The circumstances under which a pension scheme administrator must issue a statement to a scheme member are quite limited: broadly, where the member’s pension input amount for the tax year exceeds the annual allowance. However, each scheme administrator will only be looking at one particular pension arrangement in isolation. This could be problematic if you contribute to multiple pension schemes.

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Further, since 2016/17 it is possible that the full annual allowance is tapered down to as little as £10,000 if your income is sufficiently high. The pension scheme provider may not be fully aware of all of your income streams so it would not be possible for them to know whether the tapered allowance applies to you or not. For either or both of these reasons, it is perfectly possible that your total pension contributions have exceeded the available annual allowance without triggering an automatic issue of a pension input statement from any of the schemes that you are a member of. Despite no pension statement being provided to you automatically, it is entirely reasonable for you to request one from each of your pension scheme administrators. When making your request, you may wish to cite Regulation 14B SI 2006/567 and or the Revenue manual PTM167300. Annual allowance and tapering computations can be complicated, if you’d like help in assessing and declaring the tax charge once you gathered the pension statements, please contact us for a quote.

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

HOW DOES COLOUR AFFECT YOU?

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

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KITCHENS

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

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

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

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STUDIO 2

CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND...

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carer, life coach, mediator, teacher, confidant and friend. Invariably after a day in the salon, she’ll arrive home with the emotion of the day writ large on her lovely face. These emotions range from the extraordinary feeling of helping someone restore their dignity whilst recovering from cancer to the joy of nurturing young talent as they emerge from shy apprentices to confident stylists. It turns out that hairdressing performs a very wide range of functions for guests and my eyes have been opened not just by the technical skill involved in cutting, styling and colouring hair, but how vital the relationship between hairdresser and guest can be in terms of emotional support. As one of her clients once said to me in town, “a session with Mandy should be prescribed on the NHS!�. So gentlemen, when your wife/husband/lover/best friend takes her/his next trip to the salon, remember it’s not just about looking good, it’s about feeling better. You can book an appointment at Studio2 by calling 01403 25555.

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BOOK REVIEW

SECRET HORSHAM

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he West Sussex town of Horsham, lying on the River Arun in the Weald, has given its name to the famous Horsham Stone, a sandstone quarried locally used since the Middle Ages for roof tiles and paving slabs. The area was known for its fossils in Victorian times and rival collectors of the day made important discoveries in and around Horsham, including three Iguanodons. St Leonards Forest on the edge of Horsham has also shaped the town, iron smelting taking place there from Roman times, as well as charcoal and brick making. In this book author Maggie Weir-Wilson reveals the hidden history of Horsham. Unsavoury tasks were banished to the Common on the edge of town such public hangings, an isolation house in times of disease and leather tanning, while the town centre was the home of several weekly markets and annual fairs. A dragon was reported to be stalking the area in 1614 and is now a symbol of the town. The area was also the home of the young Catherine Howard, Henry VIII’s fifth wife, as well as William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania, and the radical poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. There are tales of ghastly crimes and punishment, the impact of wars at home and abroad, famous and notorious characters, writers and artists, poverty,

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industry and wealth, and more, in Secret Horsham as the author explores the little-known history of the town. Price: ÂŁ14.99. ISBN: 9781445686455.

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04 Square miles, at least 100 million years, and only 100 objects to explore and explain the rich and fascinating story of Horsham District’s Heritage. If Neil MacGregor can tell the world’s history in 100 objects, surely telling the District’s heritage with the same number of objects should be easy? But it isn’t for many of the District’s stories have lain hidden in plain sight, known to a few. Now as part of the District’s Year of Culture, Horsham Museum and Art Gallery is unearthing the stories and revealing in the full glare of public gaze the District’s compelling heritage which covers from dinosaurs to ploughmen’s lunches, from Roman roads to postal services, from cricket to workhouses and much much more. The new temporary exhibition, Heritage of Horsham District in One Hundred Objects is at Horsham Museum & Art Gallery and is on now until 12 October. An accompanying book is due to be published and launched at the beginning of October.

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Working with the Horsham District Heritage Forum, the Museum asked the member organisations to nominate their 10 most interesting or important cultural objects. The replies revealed a heritage that makes the District such a fascinating place in which to live. The selection could be seen as quirky, but every object represents a part of the District’s heritage. Who knew that Bramber has a Coaching wall that was built to stop coach travellers peering in to adjoining gardens? Or that Henfield has a musical instrument- a Change eight-bell set-, a one off, that is recognised as nationally significant. Or that Henfield has a Union Jack flag that was used to drape over one of the four “unknown warrior” coffins, ready for the selected one to be interred at Westminster Abbey. Or that stoolball was a local game that took off after World War One, only to decline in popularity in the 1930s, and then to be resurrected in the 1970s. The 100 objects are like points in a compass, directing the visitor across a broad heritage landscape. The exhibition, with its

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strong visual images and outline, is in effect a visitor centre to the District’s heritage, and the forthcoming book, on which it is based, will be the travel guide. The exhibition will feature over 30 of the 100 objects including cricket stumps that formed a shop- sign, a great introduction to the sporting heritage of a game first recorded in the District nearly 300 years ago. Or the Horshamosaurus, a dinosaur named after the town, portrayed through a specially commissioned painting of the creature. Also on display will be a silver inkstand, a reward for breeding Merino sheep in the middle of the Napoleonic wars, when agricultural innovation was going hand in hand with the war against France and the District’s Commons were being enclosed. This is a must-see exhibition that will both surprise and inform, and also reveal just how special is the District’s heritage. www.horshammuseum.org Please mention HORSHAM PAGES South when responding to adverts

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HORSHAM MUSIC CIRCLE

SHOWCASING MUSICAL TALENT

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our music performances are being presented by Horsham Music Circle for this Autumn in a change from the familiar subscription season of previous years. Although the format might be different you will find the same Music Circle ethos of showcasing the most talented professional musicians. Appearing at the Causeway Barn (October 21st) will be the improvising pianist Harry the Piano. Harry’s solo cabaret show has now headlined at venues all over the world. More recently he has been musical director for Alexander Armstrong on the ITV ‘Christmas Special’ and performed at private audiences with HM the Queen at Sandringham and Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace. He presents numbers from his acclaimed cabaret show, including the popular request set ‘any tune in any style’, as

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well as accompanying soprano Jill Elsworthy, who studied at the RAM, in nostalgic melodies from the 30s and 40s. To compete the programme Edward Dean, currently Organist at Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Street, London, accompanies Jill in songs by Peter Warlock, John Ireland and Percy Grainger. The Unitarian Church in Worthing Road is the venue for a concert by the Aurora Duo (23rd November). This exciting young chamber duo is formed by Heather Wrighton harp and Emma Halnan flute (pictured above) who both studied at the RAM. They regularly give concerts through the country for music clubs, festivals and Live Music Now and perform as soloists and orchestral musicians at prestigious venues. They have chosen a British/French programme including works by Debussy, Saint-Saëns, Paul Lewis, Karl Jenkins, Paul Patterson and William Alwyn. Alongside these two concerts will be two Free Lunchtime Organ Recitals at the Unitarian Church (8th October and 12th November) given by Gerald Taylor FRCO. Entry is free and there is a retiring collection. Tickets can be obtained from HMC on 01403 252602, from Horsham Museum one month before concert, on line from www.wegottickets.com/HorshamMusicCircle, and on the door.

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HORSHAM MONTESSORI

Home Decorating

SAYING GOODBYE TO CHILDREN

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e have a tradition at nursery that started many years ago that we call ‘the whoosh’. When children say goodbye to their parents after being dropped-off at nursery, they ‘whoosh’ their parents out of the door. The parent turns around to face the open door and their child gives them a gentle push towards the door and says a loud ‘whoosh!’. It may sound strange but it really works for a number of reasons. Giving a ‘whoosh’ puts the child in charge of the goodbye situation. The child chooses when to whoosh rather than the parent deciding the time to leave. Children love the chance to send their parents on their way, rather than the other way around! Giving a loud ‘whoosh’ is fun for the children and makes the whole experience positive and enjoyable. This reduces the fear and anxiety often felt by a child being left by a parent, and develops their independence. We have had a few reports this year that many of the children who left the nursery to start school were seen ‘whooshing’ their parents out of the door on their first visits to school. This gives them a goodbye scenario that they are familiar with, and can continue during the change to their environment that comes with starting school. A positive new beginning. If you’d like to find out more about our nursery, please contact us on 01403 750504, info@montessori-uk.co.uk and visit our website at www.montessori-uk.co.uk

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ash the jars and the lids in hot soapy water. Rinse but do not dry them. Instead, leave them to stand upside down on a roasting tray with a raised wire stand (to allow air to circulate) while they’re still wet. Place the tray of clean, wet jars and lids into a preheated oven at 160-180ºC for about 15 mins. The trick to jams and chutneys is that the jars and the chutney (or jam) should be hot. Ladle the hot preserve into a heatproof jug to make it easier to transfer the mixture into the hot jars. Be very careful not to touch or get any of the mixture onto the rim of the jars as this could introduce bacteria. Fill the jars not quite to the top, leave a 1/2cm gap at the top between the preserve and the lid. While everything is still hot, cover the jars with their lids or top with wax paper and a piece of cellophane secured tightly with an elastic band. Your chutney should keep for about 6 months in a cool, dark place, though different recipes vary slightly.

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RUN FIT CELEBRATES 1ST BIRTHDAY

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

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A COLLECTOR’S PASSION

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n amazing opportunity, a real treat for art lovers, the new Temporary exhibition A Collector’s Passion allows visitors to Horsham Museum and Art Gallery to see outstanding art by some of the masters of 20th century Scottish art. Instead of traveling the high road or even the low road you will have the chance to see work by the four greats of the Scottish Colourists; Cadell’s Marble Quarry Iona, Fergusson’s Rue St Jacques, Hunter’s Still life with flowers and fruit and Peploe’s Kircudbright Castle. Works by Ann Redpath, Sir Robin Philipson and John Houston complement these works, high points of any Scottish art collection. With over 20 works on display, this is an opportunity to see a private collection of paintings not seen in public since they were sold. A collector’s passion showcases the works collected by a private individual who on being awarded an art prize in his secondary school, went out and bought a watercolour by the then local artist Archie Sutter Watt. That painting bought more than 60 years ago features in the exhibition, along with two others by the Galloway based

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artist who taught and inspired others. Later on as the collector’s career developed, he along with his wife, sought and searched in the pre-internet era, for other paintings. When the world is open to you, you can focus, or be eclectic. They jointly decided to focus on works by Scottish artists from the 20th century and beyond, collecting what appealed, rather than “trophy collecting”, achieving as much satisfaction and delight from a Chris Bushe painting, of which three are on display, and one by Sir William MacTaggart. A collector researches and knows their collection, finds connections between works, a hoarder just acquires for the sake of acquiring. Without doubt, the exhibition at Horsham District Council’s Horsham Museum and Art Gallery is a real collector’s passion. Each work of art on display shows the collectors eye, shows his and his wife’s understanding of art, both technique, pallet and subject as well as context. Although unusual to see Scottish art in Horsham, a Sussex market town, the town and district has had many connections with the nation, from Jacobite sympathiser who preached in a local

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church, to head teachers, to being the summer palace of a Clan leader and even the birthplace of Joan Eardley a major Scottish artist born in Warnham. As with all art, it crosses national boundaries as artists are influenced by others from different regions and places, it is universal, not parochial. As part of Horsham District’s Year of Culture, A Collectors Passion celebrates the impact that collector’s have had on broadening the cultural offer on the district. Without their passion the artistic life would be diminished. This once in a lifetime exhibition displays that contribution. It is a must see for art lovers. The exhibition runs between 7 September – 26 October 2019. Free admission. For more information see www.horshammuseum.org.uk. Horsham Museum is open Monday-Saturday 10am – 5pm.

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very own TT Kidz kit bag, holding everything they need to get started – including TT Kidz Tshirt, bat, balls and activity book/sticker album. The 8-week programme is great value, which will include all the kit to keep as well. Places are limited and expected to fill-up fast. More information can be found at www.ttkidz.co.uk.

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s you read this the nation will be entering the main gift buying season of the year. Whether you’re someone who plans meticulously and buys in advance, or a confident last minute shopper, we’re hoping the environment will be high on everyone’s list this year! Plan A little planning really does help - both in environmental terms, and with the accidental overspend so many families suffer at Christmas. You don’t have to shop early if you don’t want, but a simple list of who you’re buying for and any ideas can be started well in advance. Knowing what you plan to buy saves the last minute panic and inappropriate buy. It also means you can group items being delivered from one company, and make shopping trips more efficient. Buy local Buying local where you can cuts down the distance goods travel. Shipping plastic toys and novelties from half way across the world is the kind of thing we really need less of. You’ll also be supporting local businesses and their families. Use or lose? It’s a shame for your hard earned money to be wasted on something the recipient will never use. If you’re buying perfume, potions or bathing products, try to find out what they like so you know it will get used. For eco-conscious family or friends look out for solid shower or shampoo bars, and natural or refillable products. Avoid ‘gift sets’ with unnecessary plastic packaging and extras that are just there to fill the box. I can’t count the number of plastic ‘shower puffs’ or body scrubs (neither of which I use) I’ve had in gift sets! Encourage the makers and repairers Awareness of ‘fast fashion’ and the

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importance of repairing what we already own, is seeing a reawakening of traditional craft and repair skills. For a teenager who’s into “vintage” fashion for example, ‘how to’ or inspiring books, threads, pretty buttons or even decent dressmaking or embroidery scissors may be the perfect gift. Can you team up with other family members to put money towards bigger tools for the keen repairer or maker? The first sewing machine my husband bought me lasted over 20 years, and in that time it tackled everything from craft projects and cat beds, to making clothes and curtains. Consider buying experiences instead of stuff Tickets to a show, lessons, memberships and subscriptions - they don’t have to be the prepackaged kind, a hand written card can explain the gift just as well. If you have a special skill or know that the receiver is very short of time, why not gift some of your time? A few hours babysitting, help with a garden or home project, may be exactly what they’d value most. If your gift needs wrapping, avoid papers with foil or glitter, try reusable paper bags, or even fabric bags. For more ideas on great gifts with less waste, find us on Facebook, Instagram or our website: www.kinderliving.co.uk Please mention HORSHAM PAGES South when responding to adverts

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HORSHAM

Community Information Board

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full range of children’s activities.

(Except 1st Saturday, meeting at St. Andrew’s

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Methodist Church Roffey)

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Church remains open for personal reflection and prayers weekdays: 10am -12 noon

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Minister: Rev Gavin Hancocks

noon and Wednesday meetings from 7.30pm.

Sunday Service, every Sunday 10.30am to 12

Place: 41, London Road, Horsham, West Sussex

Place: Business Enterprise Centre, Forest Community

RH12 1AN

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School. Comptons Lane, Horsham RH13 5NW

Contact: Church office 01403 240714

Rushams Road, Horsham, RH12 2NT

www.life-baptist.org.uk

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Meet every Sunday at 8.00am and every third

Tea & Chat second Friday of every month 2.30 to

Sunday at 9.30am

4.00 pm at Phoenix Club, Forest Community School

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and 11.00am and all other

Contact: Rev Pete Dibdin

Trafalgar Road, Horsham, RH12 2QL

Sundays at 10.00am

01403 217204

Sunday service is at 10:30am every week, including

Contact: 01403 265401

life@life-baptist.org.uk

activities for children and young people.

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Contact: 01403 240729

Faith & No Faith Group - normally meet once last

7 Brighton Road, Horsham RH13 5BD

enquiries@trbc.info, www.trbc.info

Saturday of the month @ 2.00

Meet every Sunday 10.30am (including Sunday clubs

for interesting talks & discussion. Do look on

for young people & children and creche) & 6.30pm.

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Contact: 01403 211150

Springfield Road

Refreshments served after the service.

Contact Secretary on 01403 273479. www.horsham-interfaith.org.uk/events.php

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Mass times - Saturday 6pm

Meet every Sunday 10.30am at Horsham

Sunday 9.15am, 11.15am

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(Springfield Road)

Sunday 1pm (Polish)

Worthing Road (opposite the bus station)

Meet every Sunday 6.30pm at Slinfold (The Street)

Sunday 5pm (Italian)

A place of worship where members and visitors

Coffee and Tea after the services

Sunday 2.30pm- every 3rd Sunday (Malayalam)

are encouraged to explore the spiritual aspects of

Every 1st Saturday of the month 1.30pm (signed for

their lives free from the pressure of prescriptive

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the deaf community)

creeds. Services every Sunday at 10.30am

Sundays 10.30 at Greenway Acadamy, Greenway,

Weekday Masses - Daily 10am except Thursday,

Meditation Friday and Saturdays

Horsham, RH12 2JS

Wednesday 1pm (Polish) and every 1st Friday of the

(see website for details)

Contact: 01403 242335

month

Contact: 01403 256788 www.horshamunitarianchurch.com

Confessions & Adoration `Üêáëíá~å=iáÑÉ

Friday 10.30am, Saturday 10.30am

We meet as a church Sundays 10.30

Confessions also by appointment with the Parish

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51a East Street, Horsham RH12 1HR

Priest - Fr Aaron Spinelli

Booth Way, Horsham, RH13 5PZ

Contact: 01403 242335

Fr Alban Aguezeala

Sundays at 10.30am, 1st Sunday at 6pm, Kids Alive

Deacon - Tom Murray

& Creche from 11.15am, Youth Matters 10am. Plus

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Contact: 01403 253667 or

many other events in the week

3rd Sunday from September to March 2.15-4.30pm,

info@stjohnshorsham.com

Contact: 01403 254624

St Leonard’s Church Hall, Cambridge Road,

www.stjohnshorsham.com for Sacraments and

Horsham, RH12 3QW

other information.

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Contact Margaret 01403 210733 or Sue 01403

Meets at The Capitol Theatre, North Street,

255600

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10.30am with youth and children’s activities every

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Sunday.

Every Sunday worship: 10:30 am

Place: Hills Farm Lane, Horsham

Contact 01403 254241.

2nd & 4th Sunday worship: 9:00 am

Contact: 756196

Horsham, RH12 1RG

Messy Church: 3rd Thursday of a month 3:30 pm – pí=gçÜåÛëI=_êç~ÇÄêáÇÖÉ=eÉ~íÜ

all ages

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Church Road, Broadbridge Heath

JIGSAW: 3rd Sunday of a month - 6-16 yrs

Place: Hills Farm Lane, Blackbridge Lane, Horsham.

9.00am Formal Worship with Holy Communion,

Ladies Wednesday Club: 1st & 3rd Wed

Meet Monday to Friday between 8.30am – 1.30pm

traditional prayers and hymns, and relevant bible

7:30 pm

Contact: 01403 269548

teaching.

Wed Lunch Club: 2nd & 4th Wednesday 1pm

10.30am Informal Worship with

Toddler Group: Wednesday 10am (term time)

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contemporary songs, relevant bible teaching and a

Prayer partners: every Saturday 9:15 am

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Morning sessions 8.30am - 11.30am

01403 242616

Afternoon and forest school sessions available for

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older children

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Contact: 01403 250223

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Monday 4.30pm(B) 5.45pm(C) 7.30pm(S)

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Place: Cricketfield Road,

Toddlers Group:

Horsham, RH12 1TE.

Tuesday 10.00am -12 noon

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Contact: 01403 254628

Coffee Mates:

Thursdays/Fridays 10am - 11.30am

www.horshamsportsclub.com

Wednesday 10.00am -12 noon Contact: 01403 210362 Kids Alive

Place: The Salvation Army, Booth Way, Horsham

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Fridays, 5-6.30pm. Years R-6

Contact: 01403 254624

Horsham and Crawley CTC run social rides for all

The Salvation Army, Booth Way, Horsham

standards of cyclist on Sunday mornings. New

Contact: 01403 254624

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cyclists of all abilities always welcome.

A parent, baby and toddler group

Contact: www.meetup.com/Horsham-Crawley-

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Friday mornings (term-time only)

CTC

New members always welcome. Contact: Liz Kerim on 01403 263832 for more

10am - 11.30am Place: The Barn, Causeway, Horsham

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Contact: 01403 253762

Place: Bowls Green, Horsham Park,

information.

North St, Horsham, RH12 1RN

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Pop into the club at any time.

Train every Sunday morning.

Mon - Fri 9.15am - 12.15pm

Bowls played until the end of September.

New members welcome.

(Term time only).

Contact: Secretary David Peters 01403 266170

Ages 5yrs - 18yrs Contact: Sue Chinn 01403 270065

For children from age 2 1/2. Place: Brighton Road Baptist Church

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Place: Wickhurst Lane, Broadbridge Heath (opposite e~ééó=cáëÜ=qçÇÇäÉê=dêçìé

Tesco).

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Meet at 10-11.30 Wednesday term times at the

New members always welcome Contact: 01403

Girls and boys from the age of 4 years are welcome

Christian Life Centre,

251260 or

to join us. First lesson free.

51a Queens Street, Horsham, RH12 1HR

email: horshamindoorbowls@talktalk.net

Place: Meet Forest School every Friday 6 - 8pm

Contact: 01403 242335

www.horshamindoorbowls.co.uk

under 8s. 6 - 8.30pm over 8s.

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A group for parents, carers, babies and toddlers.

A good indoor activity. Your first two sessions are

Play time, crafts, refreshments, and singing.

free and you get tea and biscuits Equipment will be

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Tuesday mornings from 10am until 11:30am on a

supplied,

Youth Club for school years 4 to 6. Thursday

first come first served basis (Term time only,

so please come and have a go.

6.00pm - 7.00pm

excluding the first and last Tuesday of each term).

Tuesdays 1pm; Thursdays 10.30am

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Place: Trafalgar Road Baptist Church, Trafalgar

Place: Meet at St. Leonards Church Hall, Cambridge

& 8. Thursday 7.15pm - 8.15pm

Road, Horsham, RH12 2QL

Road, Horsham

Place: Brighton Road Baptist Church

Contact: 01403 240729

Contact: Anne on 01403 275903 and Wendy on

Contact: 01403 211150

Enquiries@trbc.info www.trbc.info/pitstop

01403 268537.

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There are many units throughout Horsham, various

A nursery for 2-5 year olds,

Mondays 19:00-20:30

days, venues and times. Please add your daughter’s

open from 8am to 5pm in term-time.

Adults 11+ Tanbridge School canteen

details to the Girlguiding website –

Holiday Club for 2-7 year olds during

Wednesdays 18:00-19:00

www.girlguiding.org.uk and use the register your

Christmas, Easter and Summer holidays.

Kids 4+ Forest School gym

interest tab.

Place: Higgins Way, Bennetts Field

Wednesdays 19:00-20:30 Kids 11+ Forest School

Off Brighton Road, Horsham RH13 5JZ

gym

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Contact: 01403 750504

Training for all ages/abilities - great for fitness,

Juniors (age 10-11 yrs) meet once a week on

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flexibility, self defence and making friends

Monday 19:00-21:00. Seniors (12-18 yrs) meet twice

www.montessori-uk.co.uk

www.horsham-shaolinkungfu.co.uk / Contact

a week on Mondays and Wednesday 19:00-21:00.

07979 195714

We meet at Edwin Hall behind the Capitol Theatre.

Contact: Carol Wray 01403 264662 or e-mail: horshambluebelles@hotmail.com

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New members always welcome. First session free.

A youth club on Friday night during term time from

Place: Tythe Barn, Pondtail Road

Place: Greenway Academy, Greenway, RH12 2JS

7:30pm – 9pm for all those in school years 7-10. We

New members always welcome.

Contact: www.horshamtabletennisclub.co.uk

have something different each week, ranging from

Contact: 01403 265730 or

Laurence Barber: 07506 449958

cooking to games to outings. See our website for

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the coming half term.

www.horshammrc.org.uk

Place: St. John’s Community Hall, Church Road,

Contact: 01403 240729

Horsham and District Sands

Broadbridge Heath RH12 3LD (free parking)

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Offers support to anyone affected by the death of

meet on the 2nd Tuesday of every month for guest

a baby before, during or shortly after birth. Group

speakers and activities - 2.30 to 4.00 p.m.

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Support meetings are informal with coffee, tea and

Contact: Gill on 01403 266525

Ages 6-18

tissues on hand.

email: Gillian.axby@sky.com or Pauline on 01403

New members always welcome

Place: The first Tuesday of every month, 7pm-

211704 email: Pauline_scott@hotmail.co.uk

Contact: info@horshamhawks.co.uk

9pm at the Salvation Army, Booth Way, Horsham.

www.horshamhawks.co.uk

Contact: Support Line No:

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07596 210230 carrie@horshamanddistrictsands.org

Place: St. John’s Community Hall,

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www.Horshamanddistrictsands.org

Church Road, Broadbridge Heath

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meet on the 2nd Tuesday of every

Girls and boys teams, new team members always

Events are organised throughout the year including

month for guest speakers and

welcome

St Andrews Night Supper, Burns evening, Walk and

activities - 2.30 to 4.00 p.m.

Contact: Simon King 07544 683677

tea, Golf day and Summer party at different

Contact: Gill on 01403 266525

secretary@horshamsparrows.co.uk

venues. Membership open to all. Contact: 01403

email: Gillian.axby@sky.com or Pauline

www.horshamsparrows.co.uk

252694

on 01403 211704

www.midsussexcaledoniansociety.org.uk

email: Pauline_scott@hotmail.co.uk

Contact: Kevin Bartlett, Club Secretary

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secretary@horshamtigersfc.co.uk

Not a Gym, but volunteers in Horsham,getting

Place: Holy Trinity Church Hall, Rushams Road, RH12

exercise and fresh air while improving the local

2NT

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environment.

When: 2nd Friday of every month, 19.45 - 21.30

Two men’s football teams play in the West Sussex

Tues & Thurs mornings 10am -1pm.

Contact: www.facebook.com/trafalgartreasures

League. The Club is currently recruiting new players

Free membership.

Details: A range of ladies attend our WI, including

for both teams. Regular training

Contact: Tel 01403 269384 (David)

lots of mum's to young children. We do a mixture

sessions throughout the football season and during

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of activities from learning the "traditional WI" skills,

RH12 3LD (free parking)

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the close season in the summer months.

to interesting talks and everything in between. Plus

Contact: Tim Wilkins on 07905 542821 or email

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Discover the many choices available when preplanning a funeral - you do not have to spend a

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fortune. Contact: Jean Francis on 01403 273754 for further

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details. Booking essential.

Place: Meets at St Peter’s Hall

Thursday, 6pm, Crisis food parcels, wet room,

Three Acres, Horsham RH12 1RS

refreshments, chat

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Meets fortnightly at 10.30am.

(& at other times by appointment)

Astronomy for all levels of interest from the

A variety of activities takes place every other

Place: The Salvation Army,

beginner to the aficionado. New members, guests

Tuesday morning. Run by Lifespring.

Booth Way, Horsham

and students are welcome. Talks cover many

Contact: 01403 254624

aspects of science and astronomy. Encouraging

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observation and education are amongst our aims.

Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Explorers

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Place: Room HU2, The Forest School, Comptons

Place: Bennetts Field, Horsham

Place: Denne Road, Horsham. Counselling for singles,

Lane, Horsham RH13 5NT at 7:30pm. First

www.5th10thscouts.org.uk

couples, families and teenagers

Wednesday of the month*

Contact: join5th10th@gmail.com

Mon - Fri 9.30am - 1pm

Contact: secretary@horshamastronomy.co.uk or

Mon - Thurs 6pm - 9pm

01403 269911.

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Contact: 01403 266454

www.horshamastronomy.co.uk

Meeting Monday evenings 8-10pm

twitter @HorshamAstro

Place: Unitarian Church Hall, Worthing Road, Horsham, RH12 1SL

eçêëÜ~ã=jçÇÉä=o~áäï~ó=`äìÄ We are a welcoming group and membership is

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open to anyone, beginner or experienced,

Contact: Ted Hornsby 01403 260853 hornsby.family@btinternet.com

interested in building and running model railways or

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Horsham Snooker Club

just talking trains.

Place: United Reformed Church Hall,

49a, The Carfax, Horsham, RH12 1EQ

Place: Meeting from 7pm every Wednesday at St

Springfield Road, Horsham

Contact : 01403 265294

Leonards Church Hall, Cambridge Road, Horsham,

RH12 2RG on the 3rd Thursday of each month

RH13 5ED

except August from 10am to 12.15pm.

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Contact: Phone 01403 266639

Contact: Linda Mapp 01403 241709

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secretary@horshammrc.org.uk

Broadbridge Heath WI

Every 3rd Tuesday 12.30 to 1.30pm at Place:

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Unitarian Church Hall, opposite the Bus Station,

Place: Methodist Church Hall, London Road,

Station.

Worthing Road

Horsham,

Contact: Carol 0771 722 1520

Contact: Sue 01403 823858 or Yvonne 01293

Please see our website for more details -

512378

www.hnhs.org.uk

Friday Lunches & Friendship Club

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Horsham Photographic Society

1st and 3rd. 12.30-3pm.

Place: Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of

A mixture of competitions, speakers and members

Pre Booking Essential

the month at the Capitol Theatre Horsham at

evenings and outings. We are a friendly bunch, so if

Place: The Salvation Army,

10.45.a.m.

you are interested in photography then come along

Booth Way, Horsham

Lectures are given by professional speakers on art

and give us a try, you will be made welcome. We

Contact: 01403 254624

related subjects.

are open to anyone over the age of 18. We

Contact: Membership Secretary

encourage potential new members to attend up to

Mrs Susan Stanforth - 01403 730336

3 meetings prior to making any commitment to

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join.

Denne Hill. Brisk 3 mile walk up Denne Hill (not

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Meets every second Wednesday

suitable for new walkers).1 to 1 hours.

A friendly gardening club which meets during the

from 8-10pm.

Meet: The Bandstand, Horsham Park.

winter months from October to March. A varied

Place: Salvation Army Hall, Depot Rd, Horsham RH13

Contact: Leader Carol 01403 263201

programme each autumn usually with guest

5PZ. Parking is available and venue wheelchair

Every Wednesday, 10.30 am: Horsham Park Stroll. 1

speakers. Also outings in the spring/summer

accessible.

mile flat walk around the Park. Very suitable for the

months and flower/ produce/cookery/craft shows

Contact:

elderly and people recovering from illness, operation

held too.

Ian Nicol mcwolfie@btinternet.com

or accident. Dogs

Place: Meet at Brighton Road Baptist Church,

www.horshamphotographicsociety.co.uk

allowed on a lead. 1 to 1 hours

Brighton Road, Horsham RH13 5BD at 7.30pm on

Meet: at the Bandstand, Carfax.

alternate Tuesday evenings

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Contact Leaders Emmy 01403 255517, Sue 01403

Contact: Membership Secretary: Carolyn Smith

wide range of social activities, exercise classes,

255710 or Wyn 01403 256630

01403 255253

gardening club, café, hairdressing, chiropody,

Place: Every Friday, 10.30 am:

www.horshamhorticulturalsociety.co.uk

massage and beauty therapies, acupuncture and

St Mary’s Church, Causeway.

more. Transport available. Ask about our free trial

Gentle 1 or 2 mile walks for slow or new walkers,

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day.

mainly riverside and Chesworth Farm. Wheelchairs

Improve your speaking skills in friendly, relaxed

contact: 01403 751 327 or

taken if advance notice provided. 1 hours.

atmosphere. Meet second and last Tuesday of

email

Contact: Leader Peter 01403 260783

month 7.45-10.30pm

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Place: Tythe Barn

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Contact: Barry 01903 246546

Place: 22a East St, Horsham RH12 1HL

www.horshamspeakers.org.uk

New members and visitors always welcome.

j~êíäÉíë=i~ÅÉã~âÉêë= Meet on the second Saturday of alternative months

Afternoon and evening Bridge sessions available for

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at Lavinia House, Dukes Square, Horsham. We meet

all standards of players

Horsham Twinning Association aims to promote

in January, March, May, July, September and

Contact: Full details on our website

and foster friendship and understanding between

November. We make lace on a pillow with bobbins,

www.horshambridge.co.uk

the towns of Horsham in England, Lage in Germany

needle lace and tatted lace with a shuttle.

For more information,

and St. Maixent L’Ecole in France.

Contact: Cathy 01403 274662.

email secretary@horshambridge.co.uk

The Association is run by volunteers and supports

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tel. 01403 254921

Horsham District Council’s links with its twin towns.

For senior citizens on the third Wednesday of the

The aim is to encourage visits to and from these

month (excluding August)

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interesting and welcoming places. Our links with

Place: Trafalgar Road Baptist Church, Trafalgar Road,

Mind, Body and Spirit Group. Meetings at 7.30 pm

these towns are strong and exchange visits are

Horsham, RH12 2QL.

on 3rd Tuesday of the month with different

organized every year or so.

Contact: 01403 240729

speaker each month. All welcome.

New members are welcome and can enjoy social

Enquiries@trbc.info

Entry costs £7 payable on door (includes

events throughout the year.

www.trbc.info/luncheonclub

refreshments).

Contact: Further details from Membership Secretary,

Place: Friends Meeting House, Worthing Road,

Janet Saunders email

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Horsham RH12 1SL.

dennissaunders888@btinternet.com

We are a national organisation, but meet locally on

Contact: tina@rainbowoasis.co.uk or 07857 545 678

Or call Peter Tobutt on 01403 260783.

the 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings of the month

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have a Book Group meeting on 1st Thursday

Offers emotional and practical support to anyone

New season of lectures about all aspects of wildlife

evening of the month.

affected by cancer

starts with a talk on butterflies. Every Monday

Contact: Katharine Webbe

Meets 1st and 3rd Monday each month except

evening at 7.30 from the 25th September 2017.

01403 262506 www.nwr.org.uk

Bank Holidays

Visitors welcome.

for lively discussion on a variety of topics. We also

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Blackbridge Lane, RH12 1RS

London Road, Horsham, RH12 1AN.

Horsham Social club and support for stroke

Contact: Club Tel: 01403 271800

Contact: Jeremy Balaam on 01403 730162 or

survivors. Contact: The Manager for further details

Chairman Tel: 01403 264691

email:margaretandjeremy@hotmail.com

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Contact: The Salvation Army

NHS Direct

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Members comprise retired (and semi-retired)

(01403 254624) for more information

Meals on Wheels

265280

professional and business men who enjoy a wide

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Horsham Hospital

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range of activities such as outings, walks, lunches,

For unattached men and women, aged 50+ meets

East Surrey A&E 01737 768511

golf, holidays, indoor bowls and many more,

at a pub in Horsham on the 4th Monday evening of

Gas Leaks Trasco

together with their partners

every month. Eating out, quizzes, music, walking,

Power cut?

Place: Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre on second

golf, theatre, sports, art, holidays. Also in Burgess

0800 3163 105 or 0333 3232 105 from a mobile

Monday of each month

Hill, Brighton and Lewes. www.thegroup.org.uk

(24hrs) Text POWER and your postcode to 80876 South East Water

0845 215100

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National Rail Enquires

0845 7484950

Contact: Google website probuswealdhorsham for more information.

0800 111999 UK Power Networks

The aim is to enable members to enjoy a varied

Samaritans

01403 276276

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programme of activities and provide opportunities

Public Transport Helpline

0870 6082608

Club for everyone, not just ex air force, who

to support the local National Trust properties

supports the aims of the charity.

through fundraising.

Community charities and not for profit

Open Tue 1930-2300, Wed 1000-1200, Fri 2000-

Outings, holidays and social events are arranged. A

groups that meet on a regular basis

2300, Sat 2000-2300, Sun 1200-1400

newsletter is sent to members three times a year

(ie. weekly or monthly) in the Horsham area can be

Music evenings and other social functions,

with details of events.

listed on this page for free (subject to space

mainly weekends, approximately

Visitors are welcome at £5.00 per lecture and the

availability)

twice per month.

annual fee is £15 for members.

Please send contact details to

Place: Needles Farm,

Place: Afternoon lectures are held at Wesley Hall,

info@horshampublications.com.

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HORSHAM

WHAT’S ON

HORSHAM TIME WELL SPENT EVENTS

Remembrance Sunday service on Sunday 10

8th Nov 2019 to 3rd Jan 2020

November 2019. After the Service in Carfax

Small, bright, vibrant Splashes of artistic

Town Trails And Walks

the parade departs to St. Mary's Church in

excellence are on show this year in the

With Horsham being so flat and compact it is

Causeway, returning at approximately

temporary exhibition space on the ground

ideal for exploring. Consequently there are a

1.00pm.

floor.

throughout the year.

For more information about these events:

Post War Europhia

There are seasonal trails that coincide with a

Email: events@horsham.gov.uk

9th Nov 2019 to 11th Jan 2020

number of town centre events run by Rotary

www.horshamtimewellspent.co.uk

This unusual exhibition will help answer the

Club of Horsham and Horsham District

www.facebook.com/horshamtimewellspent

question by revealing what went on when

number of trails and walks visitors can follow

Council. The Big Nibble Beer & Gin Trails – 31 August

the bullets stopped and peace had a chance. HORSHAM MUSEUM & ART GALLERY

and 1 OCTOBER 2019

Alongside the exhibition a new book will be launched by local author Gary Cooper:

Horsham Rotary Trick or Treat Trail – October

Splashes of Artistic Excellence Ian Hadley,

Collyers Horsham Grammar School casualties

Half Term Holidays – 26 October to 3

Alison Ingram & Cherry Parsons,

in two World Wars.

November 2019

5th Jul 2019 to 3rd Jan 2020

Horsham Churches Together Nativity Trail –

Small, bright, vibrant Splashes of artistic

Horsham Museum & Art Gallery, 9 Causeway,

Saturday 14 December 2019

excellence are on show this year in the

Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1HE. Tel: 01403

temporary exhibition space on the ground

254959 or visit www.horshammuseum.org

Horsham Heritage Guided Walks

floor. Showcasing recent work by:

Horsham Heritage Guided Walks are Free

Ian Hadley: 5 July - 31 August

and take place every Wednesday and Sunday

Alison Ingram: 3 September - 28 September

from the beginning of April to the end of

Cherry Parsons: 8 November - 3 January

September. They start from outside the

THE CAPITOL HORSHAM Tue 1 Oct, 7:30pm Hot Flush - The Musical

Museum in Causeway, Horsham at 2:30pm

Heritage of the District in 100 Objects

Wed 2 Oct, 7:30pm

irrespective of weather conditions.

20th Jul 2019 to 12th Oct 2019

What's Love Got To Do With It?

No booking is required – just turn up on the

A major exhibition that will use objects to

Thu 3 Oct, 7:30pm

day. Larger groups should contact the

explore the fascinating and largely unknown

Think Floyd

organisers to ensure that sufficient guides are

heritage of the District. Ranging from a silver

Fri 4 Oct, 7:30pm

available. For more information contact The

desk set awarded for the best sheep, a

MILOŠ: The Voice of the Guitar

Horsham Society on 01403 256289 0r 261905

symbol of the agricultural revolution, the flag

Sat 5 Oct, 7:30pm

of the unknown warrior, to a Saxon buried

In and Out of Chekhov's Shorts

without Christian symbols.

Sat 5 Oct, 7:45pm

Sunday 29th September Horsham Americana 2019

Ed Gamble: Blizzard Extension

2019 will be the third FREE to attend

A Collector’s Passion – Scottish Oils in a

Sun 6 Oct, 7:30pm

Horsham show celebrating everything we like

Private Collection

Alice - Wonderland Through The Looking

about American Culture with a big nod to

7th Sep 2019 to 26th Oct 2019

Glass

the 50s and 60s era. Horsham AmeriCARna

A private collector is very kindly lending the

Tue 8 Oct, 7:30pm

2019 will showcase 100's of enthusiasts' cars

best of his collection of Scottish oil paintings.

Michael® Starring Ben - The Magic of

and bikes.

It is different, interesting and colourful and

Michael Jackson

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

not what you would expect in a Sussex

Thu 10 Oct, 7:30pm

museum – but that is what makes the

Andrea McLean: Confessions

exhibition exceptional in this Year of Culture.

Fri 11 Oct, 7:30pm

Thursday 31st October Halloween Party

Met Opera Live: Turandot (Puccini)

Horsham’s Carfax hosts the ever popular

Be Surprised - the Multi-Coloured District

Sat 12 & Sun 20 Oct, Various Times

Halloween Party, 10am to 4pm

by Sarah Duffield

Let's Hang On

Providing a variety of fantastic free

28th Sep 2019 to 14th Dec 2019

Sat 12 Oct, 7:30pm

entertainment for younger children brought

One of the highlights of the year will be the

Silas Marner

together by Horsham District Council and

beautiful exhibition by Sarah Duffield whose

Sun 13 Oct, 7:30pm

partners.

paintings have captured in her unique way,

Ian Waite & Vincent Simone - The

the colour, vibrancy and picturesque scenery

Ballroom Boys

of Horsham District.

Mon 14 Oct, 7:30pm

Sunday 10th November Remembrance

You Wouldn't Want To Be An Egyptian

The War Memorial in the Carfax in Horsham

Splashes of Artistic Excellence Cherry

Mummy!

town centre will be the focus of this year’s

Parsons

Tue 15 - Sat 19 Oct, Various

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Horsham Writers Circle presents

Time and Time Again.....

Meet and park in The Street, Warninglid,

Campbell's Kingdom (U)

Sat 9 Nov , 7:30pm

adjacent to the Half Moon pub.

Tue 15 Oct , 7pm

42nd Street - The Musical (12A TBC)

Walk via Colwood, Playdells Farm, Wykehurst

James Acaster: COLD LASAGNE HATE

Sun 10 & Tue 12 Nov , Various Times

Park, Nailard's Wood, Colwood Park.

MYSELF 1999

Cold War (15) HFS

Wed 16 Oct , 7:30pm

Mon 11 Nov , 8pm

Sunday 10 Nov 10:00 Ashington

NT Live: A Midsummer Night's Dream

HAODS presents My Fair Lady

10.5 miles Fairly level

(12A)

Tue 12 - Sat 16 Nov , Various Times

Explorer Map OL10/TQ129159

Thu 17 Oct , 7pm

Shipley Arts Festival: St Mary's Horsham

Meet by Ashington Church, turn off London

Private Peaceful

Fri 15 Nov , 7pm

Road by Red Lion pub into Church Lane. Walk

Thu 17 Oct , 7:30pm

Barnstormers Big Sundae 2019

via Jinkes Farm, Chesswood Nursery,

No Jacket Required - The Phil Collins

Sun 17 Nov , 7:30pm

Nutbourne (L), West Chiltington,

Tribute

An Evening of Eric and Ern

Warminghurst.

Fri 18 Oct , 7:30pm

Tue 19 - Wed 20 Nov , Various Times

Crooners

RSC Live: Timon of Athens (12A TBC)

Sunday 29 Dec 10:00 Kithurst Hill near

Sat 19 Oct , 7:30pm

Wed 20 Nov , 7pm

Storrington

Blast Science: Science Extravaganza

Shipley Arts Festival: Dragons

9 miles Downland

Sun 20 Oct , 4:30pm

Thu 21 Nov , 7pm

Explorer Map OL10/TQ070125

The Lady Vanishes

Blake: Movies and Musicals

Meet in Kithurst Hill car park - turn south off

Mon 21 - Sat 26 Oct , Various Times

Thu 21 Nov , 7:30pm

B2139, 1 mile SW of Storrington, and ascend

Tree and Wood

Paul Zerdin's Puppet Party

the narrow lane to the car park on top of the

Thu 24 Oct - Sun 27 Oct, Tue 29 - Sat 2 Nov ,

Fri 22 Nov , 7:30pm

Downs.

Various Times

Met Opera Live: Akhnaten (Philip Glass)

Walk via Norfolk Clump, Wepham, Burpham

Met Opera Live: Manon (Massenet)

Sat 23 Nov & Sun 1 Dec , Various Times

(L), The Burgh, Rackham Hill.

Sat 26 Oct & Sun 3 Nov , Various Times

Andy Fairweather Low & The Low Riders

Greg Minnaar - Size Matters

Sat 23 Nov , 7:30pm

Sun 27 Oct , 7:30pm

NT Live: Present Laughter (12A)

The Gruffalo, The Witch and The Warthog

Thu 28 Nov , 7pm

Are you interested in nature? Then the

with Julia Donaldson...

www.thecapitolhorsham.com

Horsham Natural History Society is perfect for you.

Mon 28 - Tue 29 Oct , Various Exhibition on Screen: Leonardo - The

THE HORSHAM NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY

CATS PROTECTION

Our members enjoy all aspects of natural history, and the more experienced and

Works Tue 29 Oct & Tue 5 Nov, Various Times

Sat 28th September 1-3pm Fundraiser

knowledgeable members are pleased to

Elio Pace's Billy Joel Songbook featuring

Salvation Army Hall, Booth Way, Horsham

share their expertise with others.

David Brown

Sat 2nd November 12-5pm Fundraiser

If you would like to find out more, please

Wed 30 Oct , 7:30pm

North Heath Hall, Horsham

come along to our Monday evening meetings, which always include fascinating

John Robins: Hot Shame Thu 31 Oct , 7:30pm

SUSSEX PATHFINDERS RAMBLING CLUB

talks on a wide range of subjects, many with

Milkshake! Live - Milkshake Monkey's

WALKS

an international appeal. Monday meetings at 7.30pm in Wesley Hall,

Musical Fri 1 Nov , Various Times

Please check

London Road, Horsham, RH12 1AN. Free car

Thank You For The Music

www.sussex-pathfinders.co.uk/walks

parking behind the hall.

Sat 2 Nov , 7:30pm

or call 07842 792962 for any updates to any

Mon 30 September - How and why do

Shakespeare Schools Festival 2019

of the walks listed below.

populations of ants, bees and wasps

Mon 4 - Tue 5 Nov , Various Times

Sorry, dogs are not permitted.

change? Mon 7 October - Wonderful water voles,

Skerryvore Wed 6 Nov , 7:30pm

Sunday 6 Oct 11:00 Storrington

their life and struggles

NT Live: Hansard (15)

8.5 miles Rolling downland, some hills

Mon 14 October - Transylvania - the land

Thu 7 Nov , 7pm

Explorer Map OL10/TQ070125

beyond the forest

Ed Byrne: If I'm Honest...

Meet in Kithurst Hill car park. Take the B2139

Mon 28 October - Highlights of 2018/19

Thu 7 Nov , 8pm

Amberley road out of Storrington for approx

Mon 4 November - Woodland from the

Dear Zoo Live!

1.5 miles and turn left up the unnamed road to

Equator to the Arctic

Fri 8 - Sat 9 Nov , Various Times

the top of the hill.

Mon 11 November - Spiders of Sussex

Songs from Ireland

Walk via Kithurst Hill, Chantry Hill, Sullington,

Mon 18 November - Annual General

Fri 8 Nov , 7:45pm

Washington (L), return via SDW.

Meeting, followed by - An entomological year with my camera

Met Opera Live: Madama Butterfly (Puccini)

Saturday 9 Nov 13:30 Warninglid

Mon 25 November - Medmerry Reserve –

Sat 9 & Sun 17 Nov , Various

5 miles Gently undulating

5 years on…

Pitchy Breath Theatre Company presents

Explorer Map OL34/TQ250261

Everyone is welcome. www.hnhs.org.uk

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