HAYWARDS HEATH EDITION - MAY 2017 Delivered to 24,000 Homes and Businesses- Issue 50
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This month, sees two bank holidays so this is the ideal time to get out and about! If you are heading outside, we have got a guide to summer skin care essentials and if this is the month you plan to up sticks and move we have top tips for how to add kerb appeal to your house. Our cover story this month features Wakehurst’s Wild Wood Festival. Just outside of Ardingly, Wakehurst is home to a botanic garden and seed bank – whether you are green-fingered or not, there is plenty to see and do. If you want to head down to the woods, we have got a family day pass for you to win! Enjoy May with us, whether your bank holidays are jam-packed with family fun or just chilled out, catch up with our great lifestyle features and local community content. Do not forget you can contact our community writers by emailing featuresdesk@mantramagazines.co.uk if there is something you would like to see in the magazine next month. It’s over to you! The RH Team
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Community News 10
COVER STORY
Go Wild! Discover Wakehurst’s Wild Woods 12
HEALTH
Summer Skin Care Essentials 14
LEISURE
Park Life! 17
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PET CARE
Exercise Tips For Dogs 18
GARDENS
ADVERTISING SALES
Open Your Garden For Charity
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Paralympic Champion Shares The Secret Of Her Success In Sussex Former Paralympian, broadcaster and House of Lords Peer, Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson shared the secret of her success with the children and young people at Chailey Heritage on a recent visit. By Georgia Lambert
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hailey Heritage is a Sussex-based charity, recognised as a leading UK centre for children and young adults with neurological motor impairment such as cerebral palsy. It has a reputation for supporting young people’s communication and developing their independence. Its aim is to provide a stimulating and inclusive environment where all young people are given opportunities to make progress towards fulfilment and develop life skills in preparation for adulthood. Baroness Tanni GreyThompson played table cricket with students, watched a session of wheelchair dancing and held a question and answer session. She was interested to hear about the charity’s plans for its new D.R.E.A.M. (dynamic, real,
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experiential, amazing, magical) Centre. The Centre will be built on Chailey Heritage’s existing site, replacing an old hall. It will be a modern, purpose built space for a mixture of physical activities and arts. Having raised £1.8million so far, the charity is now looking to raise the final £800,000. Many people have joined the challenge by donating,
sponsoring, and fundraising for this fantastic project, for example, on Good Friday the Haywards Heath Lions organised a Swimathon, and others have got involved by successfully completing physical challenges like the Steyning Stinger, The Brighton 10K Marathon and the Moyleman Marathon, all in aid of the charity. Baroness Tanni GreyThompson, said: “I think the big thing for me that
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the visit has highlighted is what the children and young people can do with individualised support. When someone has complex needs that individual support is massive - whether it’s teaching someone to move a finger, driving a wheelchair or being more independent. It’s been really inspirational.” Helen Hewitt, Chief Executive of Chailey Heritage Foundation, said: “It was a privilege to have Baroness Grey-Thompson visit us at Chailey Heritage. Such an inspirational woman sharing her experiences with the children and young adults.” For more information about how you can support the D.R.E.A.M. Centre appeal, contact Sally-Anne Murray, Development Director. Call: 01825 724752 or, visit: www.chf.org.uk/dreamcentre
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Take To The Water With Haywards Heath’s Seahorses The Seahorses Swimming Club, based at the Dolphin Leisure Centre in Haywards Heath encourages, promotes and develops swimming amongst the less able people in the town and surrounding area. By Georgia Lambert
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ounded in 1981, the Seahorses Swimming Club encourage their members to have fun as well as challenging themselves under supervision which is often denied to those who are unable to move freely - swimming offers many benefits to people with disabilities. Swimming amongst disabled people is becoming increasingly popular and is of immense value. The club has approximately 50 members with an age range from early teens to 80-years-old. Swimmers of all abilities and ages are welcome to join! Club night is each Tuesday from 6.15pm – 7.45pm, there is a chance to socialise after the swimming class in the café. The club follows a swimming routine throughout the year and during the club nights members can follow a swimming programme or their own pursuit. Members are examined for distance and water skills awards and the club has gained hundreds of badges in the past. The club takes part in dozens of galas - some fun and some serious, sponsored swims and a member’s highlight - an annual club championship. For many years they have taken part in the Lion’s Swimarathon on Good Friday. In recent years, they have also taken part in the
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Mid Sussex Marlins Disability Gala, competing against swimming clubs from across Sussex, travelling as far as Bognor Regis to compete! To see a less able-swimmer achieve their first length in the pool or discard their buoyancy aids is the reason the club exists. The Seahorses have a team of committed helpers who, weekby-week bring their expertise and patience for the benefit of the club. Help is always welcome on Tuesday evenings, however, and if you have the enthusiasm, then Seahorses would love to hear from you. Sally Holmwood is one of the dedicated team members who help and has supported a countless number of young people over the years. “The brilliant thing about Seahorses is that it is not solely about swimming, it is about the
social experience. One of the young people I supported was at first, very reliant on me. However, his confidence soon grew, and he is now happy to swim lengths with his friends. It is lovely to watch his ever-expanding social circle” said Sally. The Seahorses are currently fundraising towards the purchase of a new minibus, which is essential to transport members to the club sessions, galas and other club outings and activities. The cost of a new vehicle with a tail lift for the club will be around £40,000. The Seahorses host an annual sponsored swim, and a stall at the Lindfield Village Day with money raised at these two events going towards club funds. From time to time sponsorship is received from local businesses in the community.
The Seahorses Swimming Club would be grateful to receive any donations to help with the cost of the much needed minibus so that this swimming opportunity can continue to be enjoyed. If you are interested in joining the Seahorses or if you would like to donate, you can find all the information about the club on their Facebook page, visit: www.facebook.com/seahorsesswimclub
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Sussex’s Centenarian Dame Vera Lynn Honoured With Puzzle Book Puzzler Media, best known for its market-leading puzzle titles, has paid tribute to the music icon and long-time Sussex resident by producing a souvenir charting Dame Vera Lynn’s life and work.
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he 100-page book celebrates Dame Vera’s centenary year, while also raising money for her charity. A donation from each sale of The Forces’ Sweetheart will go to Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity. Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity was established in 2001 and has since helped more than 500 families across the South East. It provides specialist services for families with children under the age of five who have cerebral palsy and other motor learning difficulties. Parents and children learn living skills together using the principles of conductive education in the sessions and children learn through play and supportive physical techniques to unlock their strengths. This intervention is crucial for building confidence and self-esteem. The charity receives no statutory funding and relies on donations to ensure that its services can continue. The early intervention service that the charity provides is free to families that need it.
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The Forces’ Sweetheart is available in WHSmith, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose stores, selected newsagents and online at: www.puzzler.com/products
The book charts Dame Vera’s life to the current day, with beautiful and never seen before pictures of the singer, her family and friends. Singing the poignant ‘White Cliffs of Dover’ and ‘We’ll Meet Again’ to the servicemen, she buoyed the nation’s spirits during wartime. Julie Miller, Publishing Director at Puzzler, said: “Dame Vera is a true icon and we wanted to celebrate
her birthday with a publication that charted her life and work while supporting her fantastic charity.” The new book includes photographs detailing Dame Vera’s family life, including from her home in Ditchling, East Sussex – a stone’s throw from the charity’s new centre in Cuckfield, West Sussex. “We rely on funds raised from the public to provide our services so are delighted that Puzzler has offered to support us with this wonderful book” Pilar Cloud, Executive Manager of the charity said. The charity is also celebrating its own special milestone in 2017, having recently moved to new premises to expand their services to help support even more families across the South East of England. “We are looking forward to getting our own edition of Puzzler’s book, which we will be keeping at our new centre so families can find out more about the life of our incredible founder” Pilar Cloud added.
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Go Wild!
Discover Wakehurst’s Wild Woods There promises to be a raft of amazing things to experience at Wakehurst’s Wild Wood Festival between Saturday, May 27 and Monday, May 29. This is a chance for the whole family to get out into the woods and immerse themselves in all the magic the woods have to offer. By Jacob White
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Children will love lighting fires, taking part in hands-on crafts and letting off steam at Treetrunk Trek. They will also adore taking a close-up look at nature in the dropin photography workshop or making a mark on the woodland art wall. Tree climbing is always the most popular activity for the adventurous, run by fully-trained climbing experts with the relevant safety checked rope systems.
akehurst is home to a world-famous botanic garden and Millennium Seed Bank – one of the world’s largest seed conservation projects. As well as paying homage to flora and fauna, what you might not know is what lies just beyond - an incredible 500 acres of ancient managed woodland and the stunning Loder Valley Nature Reserve – waiting to be discovered and explored. This year’s Wild Wood Festival will be held in Pearceland Wood, which is only open for a few months a year to keep it free from damage and encourage natural growth to flourish. Here, you will be able to get hands-on as you nestle in a giant dormouse nest or burrow into a badger’s sett of coppiced hazel.You can also gather round a woodland kiln to see the sparks fly or, you can rest in the woodland shelter to eat from the outdoor oven.
Woodsmen will be at work making all sorts of interesting objects and a Wakehurst arborist will demonstrate the art of coppicing while explaining the lifecycle of the woodland in which they work. The importance of conservation is a serious theme running through each day and visitors hear what Kew is doing to protect woodlands all over the world, so future generations can enjoy them.
After all that full-on and super-charged high-octane activity there will be plenty of time to chill out and relax with tales of folklore from days and theatre. A picnic area, a pop-up woodland café and a campside barbeque will make sure everyone is well fed and watered and that nobody goes hungry on their visit to the woods.
A Wakehurst day admission ticket includes entry to the Wild Wood Festival. Normal garden admissions prices apply – Adults £12.50, Children (16 and under) free. Some activities incur extra cost (cash only). For more information, visit: www.kew.org/wildwood
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What’s on at Wakehurst
Recovery from the Great Storm of 1987 In the year of the 30th anniversary of The Great Storm, Wakehurst is celebrating the incredible regeneration of its woodlands.
Guided walking tour
Every day at 11.30am - Free
Secret Structures exhibition – inside the story of plants and fungi
On the night of the October 15/16 1987 winds gusting up to 115mph ravaged the South of England and the Wakehurst landscape was devastated with the loss of more than 20,000 trees.
(Held in the Atrium of the Millennium Seed Bank) Opened: April 7 Free
After replanting, Wakehurst is looking better than ever. This year their events, school holiday activities and guided walks all have a theme of encouraging visitors to learn more about the woods. In fact for Wakehurst the Great Storm could be seen as a blessing in disguise, it meant a virtual clean slate for their arborists and the start of phytogeographic planting in our woodlands. Trees were planted according to areas of the world that they are native to, meaning that the areas have been planted to respect geology and topography rather than political boundaries.
Badger Watching
April - 5 September For more information, call: 01444 894087
Kingfisher and Badger Watching, learning and short course
COMPETITION TIME We have teamed-up with Wakehurst to offer you the chance to WIN a family day pass to Wakehurst Wild Wood Festival. For more information on how to win, visit our website: www.rhuncovered.co.uk
Wakehurst visitors can take a journey around woodlands of the world, with no need for a passport!
Monday, May 8, Thursday, May 11, Monday, August 7, Thursday, August 10 between 5.30pm – 9.30pm. For more information, call: 02083325626
Wild Wood Festival Fun
Woodland activity for all the family Saturday, May 27 – Monday, May 29 No need to book
HEALTH
Summer Skin Care Essentials Summer is a time to get outdoors and enjoy the sun but remember there are things to keep in mind when it comes to your skin – the hot and humid days can take their toll if you do not take extra care. By Jacob White
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ere are some skin care essential tips to keep in mind this summer to help keep you safe in the sun. If you like to bronze, remember to let it happen gradually over a series of days. Exposing yourself to intense sun for long periods for the sake of getting a quick tan can have serious effects on your skin, not to mention the risk of sunburn and sunstroke. Use a sun tan lotion with an SPF (Sun Protection Factor) of at least 30 to protect your skin. Drink Water! At least eight glasses of water-a-day is recommended. Carry a bottle
Horticulture Unites Over Melanoma
For green-fingered readers, Charlie Dimmock and Alan Titchmarsh are just two of the TV gardeners supporting the Watch Your Back! campaign devised by the Myfanwy Townsend Melanoma Research Fund. The initiative is partnered by the Garden Centre Association, the Professional Gardeners Guild and The National Allotment Society and supported by more than 150 garden centres across the UK.
Men and Melanoma
Skin cancer is now the most common cancer in the UK and melanoma is the most dangerous type. It is the fastest growing cancer in men and the
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of water with you and drink from it regularly throughout the day, by doing so you will help prevent dehydration, wash out toxins from your body and ensure you are at your hydrated best! Insect repellents are a must if you are planning to travel abroad this summer but even at home on sultry days the heat brings mosquitoes and many other biting insects!
Stay feeling fresh and cool by taking a misting bottle of water with you, whether going to work, to the beach or shopping, use to give your face and body a freshening cool off. Exfoliation is a good idea in summer as dead cells clog up your pores and can cause spots. Use a scrub which will not dry your skin too much. Don’t forget your feet! They are on show now more than any other time of the year, use a foot scrub. Massage this into your feet and legs in a gentle upward motion to exfoliate dry skin before applying moisturiser. Apply body oil on heels at night, then pop on some cotton socks and leave on overnight.
second fastest in women, with men 70% more likely to develop the disease, typically on their backs and in areas difficult to spot, making the warning signs easier to miss which can lead to a later diagnosis and consequently leading to a higher death rate
Raising Awareness
Melanoma rates in the UK have more than quadrupled in the past 30 years, however many of us still don’t understand the need, or have the motivation to use sun protection regularly or check skin for signs of change and danger signs.
Protect: Wear SPF30 sunscreen, sleeves, a hat and seek shade between 11.00am and 3.00pm Detect: Regularly check skin for changes and know what to look out for The Watch Your Back! campaign Prevent: Melanoma and is raising awareness by promoting other skin cancers but enjoy the following simple advice: your time outside
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LEISURE
Park Life!
With the warmer, brighter, longer days here, now is the time to get out and enjoy your local park and the wide open green spaces! We have got top tips and ideas for you to make the most of your park life! By Jacob White
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re you tired of seeing your children glued to the sofa playing video games and watching online cat videos when it is such a beautiful day outside? It is time to get them up and outside for some real-life fun!
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Even if your budget is tight, you can find lots of adventures to be had at a park! Take advantage of your nearest recreational area and plan an outing for the entire family no matter how old or young.
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Play Ball
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As well as swings try your hand at rope nets, see-saws, giant slides and monkey bars! These are just some of the wonders packed into park play areas – so head off to the park and pack plenty of agility.
Many community parks have tennis courts and football fields – they often offer local leagues for organised sports but if it’s an open field take along a ball and have a good old fashioned kick-about.
Whether putting your best foot forward solo or as part of an organised event like Park Run put your running shoes on - before doing a Mo Farrah, check the park website for any do’s and don’ts.
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As well as agility pack some drinks to ensure you and your little ones remain refreshed in the sun.
You might think of yourself as a Wayne Rooney but be careful where you take aim with your balls!
Remember to run on areas of the park you are advised to use and following park running rules.
Picnic In The Park
Learn About Nature
Play With The Dog
Looking for a lazy feast? Nothing quite beats eating al fresco! Grab a basket and a blanket and some hearty food and drink to enjoy whilst in the sun – don’t forget to take some extra feed for the ducks!
Local parks teem with wildlife so they are a great place to learn about plants and animals on your doorstep – remember your camera so you can photo anything weird or wonderful for a scrapbook!
Parks are a place where your canine family member can enjoy an outing with you – taking your dog to the park can be a great place as you can all bond as a family and your furry friend can exercise!
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If you are dinning in the middle of the day make sure you take some sun cream to protect your skin!
If you want to make a scrapbook be mindful of the nature and treat plants and animals respectfully.
Be sure to know your park’s rule for four-legged visitors – take a lead and bags for any toilet stops.
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London Temple Garden Tours
West Park Road, Newchapel, Surrey RH7 6NB | Phone: 01342 837 952 The gardens here at the Temple are some 28 acres excluding the buildings, and are traditional English country gardens with wonderful walks through the parkland. We have woodland walks on well maintained and wheelchair freindly paths. with Bluebells, Wood Anemones, not to mention the trees - Oaks, Atlantic Ceders, Lime Trees, and Yew Trees, the list goes on. We are happy to cater for local school groups, youth organisations, senior citizen organisations, W.I’s, horticultural/gardening clubs, religious groups and any individuals with an interest of the above. Find us on the web www.lds.org/placestovisit Follow the London Temple Visitor’s Centre on Facebook “The walk around the gardens was a revelation in itself, and to be able to do it on such a lovely day was just perfect. We all learnt so much” - Bletchingley Parish Church “Thank you once again for your hospitality, for lunch and for the opportunity to look around your beautiful gardens. The Trees are magnificent and the grounds are very well kept!”
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WHAT’S ON Saturday, May 6 2017, 10.30am - 13.30pm, St Marys Church Plant Sale, St Marys Church Hall, Windmill Ln, East Grinstead. Annual sale with plants, tools and homemade cakes and refreshments on sale. Donations of plants are welcome. For more info, call Diane on 01342 322617 or 01342 312849. Sunday, May 7 2017, 1.00pm - 5.00pm, Turners Hill Open Gardens, Afternoon teas local produce and plants for sale. Entry is £5.00 to include all gardens, purchase at first garden of entry with proceeds to St. Catherines' Hospice and Village Environmental Project. For more information, call Thelma on 01342 714858 or email thelmammason@aol.com Sunday, May 7 2017, 10.30am - 3.00pm, British Red Cross Week Annual Open Day Goffs Park, Horsham Road, Crawley RH11 8AX Events include pedigree and novelty dog show, raffle and face painting. General entry is free but charges apply to dog show entries and other selected events. For more info call: 01293 649078, or 0800 028 0831 (opt 1). Wednesday, May 10 2017, 8.00pm - 10.00pm, Mid Sussex Franco-British Society Talk, Clair Hall, Perrymount Road, Haywards Heath RH16 3DN. An illustrated talk in French by Edward CholmondeleyClarke Raconteur et historien de l'époque de l' empire --EVASION-- Un discours illustre sur les Français qui se sont éshappés de la Grande-Bretagne dans la période napoléonienne. For more info, call Barbara on 01444 452385 Thursday, May 11 2017, 10.00am, Maria's Good As New Sale, Crawley Hospital, West Green Drive, Crawley RH11 7DH. As good as new sale. For more information, call Maria on 01293 403432 or email chlof2003@hotmail.com Saturday, May 13 2017, 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Birchanger Garden Open Day, Birchanger Garden, High Street, Balcombe RH17 6JY. Open day in aid of the NSPCC. Entrance £5, under 12s free. Saturday - Sunday, May 13/14 2017, 2.00pm - 5.30pm, National Garden Scheme Open Day At The Garth The Garth Pleasure Grounds, Newchapel Rd, Lingfield, Surrey RH7 6BJ. Visit the gardens and the refreshments available. Entry is £5.00, children admitted free with profits going to St Catherine's Hospice. Sunday, May 14 2017, 10.00am - 2.00pm, Car Boot Sale, RSPCA South Godstone Animal Centre, Eastbourne Road, South Godstone RH9 8JB. Buyers: Entry is by donation. Sellers: All vehicles £10.00 with trailers an additional £3.00. Pay on entry, no need to book your pitch. Open for set up from 9.00am with gates opening to buyers at 10.00am. Sunday, May 14 2017, 11.00am - 3.00pm, Your Wedding Journey Begins Here! Copthorne Hotel London Gatwick, Copthorne Way Wedding fair hosted by upcoming events at Copthorne Hotel and Effingham Park. Come along to see first hand the latest trends and ideas for “your big day”!!” Monday, May 15 2017, 7.45pm, East Grinstead Natural History Soc, St Barnabas Church Hall, Dunnings Road, East Grinstead RH19 4AT. A talk on Broadwater Warren by Alan Loweth. Entry for visitors is £4.50 which includes refreshments. For more information, call: 01342 315051.
Thursday, May 18 2017, 7.30pm, Uckfield Music Club Aurora Wind Ensemble, St Margaret's Church, Buxted TN22 4AY. The Aurora Wind Ensemble play Mozart, Glinka, Franz Strauss, Matthew Walthew and Beethoven. Entry is £12, students £2 and accompanied children admitted free. For more info, call Jenny on 01825 733254 Friday, May 19 2017, 7.30pm, East Grinstead Society, The Main Hall East Court Mansion, College Lane, East Grinstead RH19 3LT. My Farming Life, a talk by David Tas about his career in agriculture and time as farm manager at Standen House. Entry is members £1.00, non-members £3.00. Friday - Sunday May 19-21 2017, Friday 12pm - 8pm, Saturday/Sunday 10am - 5pm, The Attic Art Club Original Art Fair Ditchling Village Hall, 18, Lewes Road, Ditchling BN6 8TT. Part of Brighton and Hove's Art Council open houses and art trail with displays and sales. Entry is free but donations welcome to Dame Vera Lynn's Childrens Charity. Saturday, May 20 2017, 9.00am - 1.00pm, Worth Horticultural Society Plant & Garden Jumble Sale Crawley Down allotments, Crawley Down Bedding and herbaceous plants available, as well as vegetable plants and bulbs. Garden tools on sale also, all at very reasonable prices. Saturday, May 20 2017, 10.00am - 4.30pm, British Sugarcraft Guild, Brighton Racecourse, Freshfield Road, Brighton BN2 9XZ. Featuring displays of celebration cakes and sugar modelling as well was competitions for members and non-members. Entry is £6.00 on the door (£5.00 in advance). More info call: 01322 432015 or visit: www.bsgregion8se.org Saturday, May 20 2017, 12.15pm - 2.00pm, Milton Mount Playgroup May Fayre, Milton Mount Avenue, Pound Hill, Crawley RH10 3DY. May Fayre with entertainment including a bottle tombola, splat the rat, cake sale and a chance to adopt a teddy! Entry is £1.00 for each family. Thursday, May 25 2017, 10.00am, Maria's Good As New Sale, Crawley Hospital, West Green Drive, Crawley RH11 7DH. As good as new sale. For more information, call Maria on 01293 403432 or email chlof2003@hotmail.com Thursday, May 25 2017, 1.30pm, Reigate Arthritis Care Support Group Session and Talk, Woodhatch Centre, Whitebeam Drive, Reigate RH2 7LS. Exercise class starts at 1.30pm, followed by a talk from Lorraine Tellis about Surrey Telecare Services. All welcome, for more information, call Sylvia on 01737 242193 Saturday - Sunday, June 3 -4 2017, 10.00am - 4.00pm, Heffle Quilt Show, Punnetts Town Village Hall, Battle Rd, Punnets Town TN21 9DS. Quilt show raffle and refreshments. Entrance is £4.00 with all proceeds to Breast Cancer Research. For more information, call Dorothy on 01435 865903. Saturday, June 10 2017, 11.00am - 3.00pm, St Peter and St Pauls Church Fete, Traditional village fete in the village. For more information, call Johnny on 01342 833416
PET CARE
Exercise Tips For Dogs
Think just walkies or a game of fetch will keep your dog happy and healthy? Think again – there are plenty more ‘pawfect’ ways that will help your four-legged friend stay fit, in shape and disciplined. Who knows you could find yourself getting fitter too! By Shelley Welti Set up an obstacle course An obstacle course can keep your pup’s body and mind in tip-top shape, and they are easy to set up in your garden! Use cones, or plastic bottles for weaving in and out of, wooden planks, pop-up tunnels and even the kids’ slide for a fun agility course guaranteed to get them – and you – panting. Go for a run Running is not only good for us humans but our dogs too. Running – at a steady pace, increases your dog’s stamina and strengthens their muscles, leaving them fitter in the long term. Pound the pavements of your usual evening walks or let your dog run free on your weekend walks. Just don’t run too fast for dogs with little legs; you don’t want to tire them too quickly or cause them to pull any muscles.
Play flyball You may have seen flyball at Crufts, been amazed at the speed of the furry four-legged competitors and thought that it was just a sport for well-trained athletic dogs. Why not have a go with your dog? Find a club or teach your dog yourself! Get your doggy-loving friends and their pets together and spend an energetic afternoon hosting a relay! In a game of flyball, dogs are in teams and race down a course complete with hurdles to get a tennis ball from a box at the end of the course and then run back to the start, tackling the hurdles with the ball in their mouths. The aim of the game is to finish first. While your game may not be Crufts standard, it will be fun, and everyone involved will get a good workout!
Sniff and search Another game that you can easily set up in your garden! Hide treats and your dog’s favourite toys in difficult-tofind places in your garden and encourage them to sniff them out and bring them to you, quickly. This can be played throughout your home on days when walkies due to the temperamental British weather isn’t an option! Puppy play We all know that dogs love to socialise and it is a natural way for them to keep fit. Next time you plan to meet up with fellow dog walkers, let your dog enjoy running, rolling and playing with other dogs to burn calories and build their social skills!
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Are you green-fingered? Do you enjoy doing your bit for a good cause? If your response is yes to both questions, have you thought about opening your garden for charity? It is simple and can be rewarding. This year marks the 90th birthday of the National Gardens Scheme so what better time to get involved? By Jacob White
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he National Gardens Scheme has a rich and fascinating history, since 1927 it has raised more than £45 million for nursing and caring charities across the UK. Its origins stretch back to 1850s Liverpool and a merchant by the name of William Rathbone who employed a nurse to care for his wife at their home. After his wife’s death, Rathbone kept the nurse on to help the local poor and sick and he would go on to raise funds for the recruitment, training and employment of nurses to go into deprived areas of the city, based on this idea of local nursing district nursing spread across the country as a voluntary organisation. Following the death in 1926 of the organisation’s patron Queen Alexandra a council member came up with the idea of raising money for charity by asking people to open their gardens to visitors and asking for a small entry fee that would be donated – the next year the National Gardens Scheme was founded.
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The New Horizons Appeal Garden and Local Produce Fair returns to Cuckfield this month. Taking place on Thursday, May 18, the fair has become known as West Sussex’s mini ‘Chelsea’, bringing together established and respected traders, selling specialist plants, gardening products and locally produced food. Last year, the fair attracted more than 800 visitors and raised more than £6,400. Advance tickets for the Garden and Local Produce Fair special bubbly breakfast and stall preview, ahead of general entrance, from 9.00am are £12.50, general entrance is £5.00. The fair is open from 10.30am to 3.30pm with all proceeds going directly to St Catherine’s. Cuckfield Park, Cuckfield, West Sussex RH17 5AB For more information about the event, visit: www.stch.org.uk/ newhorizons or www.facebook.com/NHAppeal
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Opening Doors A lick of paint can work wonders for your street cred. Strip off blistered and cracked paint and fill any cracks! A strong colour on the front door makes a real statement – current favourites include matt finishes in dark grey and dark aubergine. Let There Be Light! Front doors need light, for safety and for practical reasons – security lights activated as you approach are available in a variety of styles. Other lighting options include lanterns or a single statement light which can be fitted to a porch. Make Sure It Is No Façade A tidy façade is a welcoming one so repaint, re-point and render over ugly brickwork where necessary. Colours should be in keeping with the period of the house and other houses on the street – if you live in a conservation area keep this in mind! Your Window On The World If your windows are dirty that can scream that your property is uncared for, so ensure they are kept clean. Rotten window frames should be replaced in a design that suits the rest of the house – if painted make sure the colour complements the brick or stonework.
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Driveway To Hell? It might appear to be simple advice but remove rubbish, sweep up leaves and tidy trees and border hedges. Touch up paths and the driveways where needed by cementing loose tiles and slabs and remove any weeds between slabs. Your Number Is Up! Again, simple but effective! Always make sure that your house number is clear – whether on the door, on a plaque, on a wall or on the garden gate your house number should be clearly visible for visitors from the roadside. Front Garden Accessories A house is ultimately a home and as a result there will be items constantly outdoors but some simple tricks make a world of different! Hide bins and recycling boxes neatly behind screens and pile fire wood in purpose-built log stores.
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