TN Uncovered June 2014

TN EDITION - JUNE 2014 - ISSUE 21 Delivered to 23,000 homes & businesses in the TN19, TN20, TN21 & TN22 postcodes

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Welcome to our June issue This month’s issue is packed full of community news and activities and events in our local area.

In the garden this month we are looking at lawns, if yours isn’t quite yet ready for summer we have all the information and advice you need to get it looking its tip top best. Indoors, Katherine is concentrating on Hallways and shows how even the smallest of entrance halls can be given a makeover to provide the wow factor!

Finally, our What’s on and Community news pages are getting busier every month - we love the fact that people are using the magazines to get the word out about their community and fundraising events!

Have a great month, Here’s to a fabulous June - The team at TN Uncovered

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COMMUNITY 6 Community Notice Board 8 Community News 12 Community What’s On Community Group Listings FOOD AND DRINK 14 Surrey Hills Heritage Sausage & grain mustard mash HEALTH & BEAUTY 18 Your story, My story!

STYLE 20 Dressed to Impress HOMES 22 Making an Entrance GARDENS 26 Lawns CHILDREN AND EDUCATION 28 Garden Games 2014

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Community Noticeboard

Welcome to our June Issue June is certainly shaping up to be an exciting month, packed with feel good community events.

We want to hear from you!

This month’s community section showcases just some of the many fantastic fundraising and family-friendly days out happening locally over the next month, including Uckfield Lions Fun Day (Sat 1st June) and the Ashdown Weekend (19th-22nd June).

Whether your not-for-profit organisation has an upcoming event, your community group are celebrating or if you’d like to nominate someone that goes out of their way to make your community a better place, we want you to get in touch.

Our community pages are YOUR space to shout about great local goings-on and fantastic people, so drop us a line to tell us your news: We’re now working on our August issue (copy deadline 4th July) so get in touch.

This is your community magazine after all...

I’ve also been uncovering lots of local volunteering opportunities with the 30th anniversary of volunteer’s week taking place between 1st-7th June, and I’m sure you’ll agree there’s something for everyone to get involved with.

Remember, I’m always on the look-out for great events to feature and inspirational local residents to highlight so do get in touch!

Your community feature writer, Shelley Shelley@mantramagazines.co.uk, 01293 824 088 or write to Mantra Magazines, Unit 32, Rowfant Business Centre, Rowfant, West Sussex, RH10 4NQ 6 - COMMUNITY PAGES

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BIG Fun Day Back due to popular demand, our hardworking local Lions team will once again be hosting their BIG Fun Day on Sunday 1st June, at the Luxford Field in Uckfield.

Boasting a varied programme of family-friendly events, including music, stalls and refreshments, this community fundraising event promises to be a memorable summer’s day out.

“There will be exciting displays from 1066 Falcons, the Police, Fire Brigade and First Responders, throughout the day,” Bob continues.

“Sussex Horse Rescue will also be joining us, with one of their rescued ponies and so will Sussex Air Ambulance, who have the Lions Organisation as one of their major sponsors.”

“In the ever-popular events arena, we will be lucky enough to have “As usual entry will be free to performances from local all,” Uckfield Lion Bob Eaves explains. “We will have hot dog, singers, InChoir, street dance group, Universal Dance, burgers and ice cream stalls, In Step Majorettes, and together with various Lions Jimmy the Juggler - who game stands, including Spin will also use fire effects if The Wheel and a tombola, as the weather permits! well as bouncy castles, local organisation stalls, car boots and lots of live entertainment.”

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Universal Dance and In Step Majorettes will be doing taster sessions and competitions with prizes for our younger visitors too,” Bob concludes.

Continually raising money to support local causes, including Hospice in The Weald, Uckfield Housebound Club and Sussex Search and Rescue to name but just a few benefiting from the work of our local Lions club, the aim of the day is to raise further funds for more vital organisations, so make sure you pop down from 1pm and show your support!

To check last minute pitch and car boot space availability (priced at £12 each) contact Lion David Cole on 01825 764755.

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Three Cheers for Volunteers!

1st-7th June marks a very important week for local volunteers and voluntary organisations, as it’s the 30th anniversary of volunteer’s week!

Many of our fantastic organisations and charities, such as Uckfield and District Lions, Uckfield Rotary Club and St Peter and St James’ Hospice couldn’t continue without the involvement of local residents sparing just a few hours of their time. be sure to check nearer the date.

Last year, the Institute for Volunteering Research found

that over 44% of adults volunteered at least once a year, with 29% giving up their time each month, so why not join them?

There are plenty of exciting opportunities available locally and throughout TN County from helping out in charity shops to becoming a gig buddy with learning disability charity Stay Up Late, reading for hard of hearing organisation National Talking Newspapers and Magazines and even hosting afternoon tea parties for Contact The Elderly, to name but just a few varied volunteering vacancies.

Ashdown Weekend Founded in 1972 to support local clubs, organisations and charities, the Ashdown Weekend is back.

Inviting residents from East Grinstead, Forest Row, Lingfield, Uckfield, Haywards Heath and surrounding areas, this feel good community weekend has a packed and varied programme of goings-on, with most centering on Danehill’s Recreation Ground.

From the ever-popular 5K Fun Run (with all funds going directly to local hospice, St Peter and St James) to the Ashdown Art and Photography Exhibition – with many artists from East Grinstead, Forest Row and Uckfield displaying their work, the fun and fabulous Ashdown Ball

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Volunteering your time is a great way to meet new people, share your skills and knowledge and really make an active difference to your community, so this volunteer’s week, why not get involved?

Find out more by visiting Uckfield Volunteer Centre, 79 High Street, Uckfield (www.uckfieldvolunteer.org.uk) or see all available opportunities online at www.do-it.org.uk.

Do let us know how you get on; we’d love to hear all about your volunteering journey!

14th June – 10.00am Ashdown 5K Fun Run starts at Chelwood Gate Village Hall,. Call: 01825 740920 for info and to register.

19th -22nd June - 11.00am til late, to the Country Fair, the Ashdown Weekend Ashdown Art & Photography Exhibition, Danehill Village Hall. has something for everyone to enjoy.

Email pammywel@aol.com “It’s a great weekend,” Pam Wells secretary for info and to enter. of the Ashdown Weekend committee says.

19th June – 8.00pm til late Pub “Our fingers are firmly crossed for nice Quiz , Bar & BBQ, Grand Marquee, weather, although we have done it in Danehill Recreation Ground. wellies before and that was good fun!”

Whether it rains or the sun shines, we’re 20th June- 6.00 – 9.00pm Family Disco, Grand Marquee, Bar & BBQ, sure it will be another great success!

Danehill Recreation Ground.

To find out more call: 01825 740 920 or visit: www.ashdown-weekend.com 21st June – 7.30pm – 2.00am Ashdown Ball, Grand Marquee, Danehill Recreation Ground, black tie, live music, call 01825 740920 for tickets.

22nd June – 12.00 – 4.00pm Danehill Country Fair, Recreation Ground, free admission, phone 01825 740981 to book a stall.

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COMMUNITY - Charities, Clubs, Groups and Organisations MONDAY Mayfield Bridge Club Meet in the memorial club between 1:30-5pm.

For further info call Eithne Hodgens 01435 867430 Uckfield Singers - Every Monday at 7.30pm in the Belmont Centre next door to the Holy Cross Church. Open to over 16s and all abilities welcome Extend Exercise Classes (gentle movement to music) at the State Hall, Station Rd, Heathfield, courtesy of the Kings Church, between 11.15am and 12.00 noon each week. These classes are run by Alison Salters, a qualified instructor (01825 766 293).

The cost is £4 per person & inc. refreshments.

Heathfield Hard of Hearing Group Why not go along to meet others with hearing difficulties in an easy-to-communicate atmosphere? The group meets at the Red Cross Hall in Streatfield Road between 2.00pm and 3.30pm on the second Monday in the month. Different speakers are there each month to talk on a variety of subjects and equipment of help to hard-of-hearing people is demonstrated. You will learn how to communicate with deaf and hardof-hearing people so your friends and family might want to come too. For further information, ring the East Sussex Hearing Resource Centre on 01323 722505.

Heathfield Small Business Network The group, established to help small non-high street based companies and self employed people in Heathfield establish working links meet at the Blackboys Inn on the Lewses Rd in Blackboys from 12.00- 1.45 on the first Monday of the month, Contact Barbara Hibbart on 01435 865135 or barbara@barbarahibbartcoaching.co.uk Community Coffee Morning - For anyone who would enjoy meeting others from the community. Share memories, jigsaws, top tips etc over a hot drink & cake. £2 donation. The Grove, Blackboys.

Burwash Short Mat Bowls Club 6.30pm Monday evenings in Burwash Village Hall .

Come and give it a try, new members welcome Please contact Joan Howard on 01435 882434 or Stephen Trew on 01435 866252 WI FOURWAYS - Meet 1st Monday each month (except Bank Hols)7.30 pm Luxford Centre, UckfieldContact: 01825 767501 - Secretary Heathfield & District Horticultural society We meet on the third Monday of the month at 7.30pm at St Richard's Church Hall, Park Road, Heathfield. We have various speakers throughout the year plus our Annual Shows in the Spring and Summer. New members are always welcome. Phone 01435 864875 for details..

Burwash Monday Painters.

We meet weekly on Mondays at 1pm to share our love of painting. We do not have classes but paint subjects devised by the members. We may have a model or a demonstration of technique sometimes. We are a very friendly group and would welcome anyone who would like to join us. Our website is burwash-mondaypainters.com Contact Grace 01435 860848 or Anne 01435 883247

Uckfield Art Group - If you fancy yourself as a budding artist you would be very welcome to join the friendly members of Uckfield Art Group on a Tuesday evening.

They meet at the Luxford Centre between 7pm and 9pm with a refreshment break half way through. For more information on becoming a member ring Annie on 01825 765021 or look on the website www.uckfieldartgroup.co.uk Royal British Legion - Uckfield Branch meet on the first Tuesday of each month at 7.30pm in the Uckfield Club, Bell Lane, Uckfield.

Contact Norman Mayers:01825 765878.

Bellringing - at Holy Cross Church in Uckfield.

Weekly from 7.30 pm. Learners and previous ringers welcome. Contact Chris 01825 765091 WEDNESDAY Broad Oak Table Tennis Club Held in Broad Oak Village Hall. Wednesday 7.30pm, September - May Contact: 01435 862275 Cross In Hand WI - meet in Cross in Hand Village Hall every 4th Wednesday of the month, 2.00 - 4.00 pm.

Contact: Pat on 01435 862161 Heathfield Drama Club - The Club meets on Wednesdays (7.00pm - 8.30pm) at the Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, Heathfield.

Contact: Mrs Mary Pearson on 07885 563073 Website: www.tunbridgewellsdramaclub.co.uk Uckfield Writers - meets on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month at 7.30pm in the Luxford Centre, Library Way, Uckfield. Call Jane on 01825 760236.

Blackboys Country Market - is held at the Blackboys Village Hall, Gun Road, Blackboys. 4th Wednesday of the month 10.30 - 12.00 noon.

There are free refreshments and easy parking.

The Market incorporates a drop-in centre which offers free coffee and biscuits as well as the opportunity to purchase goods from the stalls.

Contact Clarrie Pont on 01435 813284 if 8 or more people would like to use the minibus to visit the market.

A Country Lunch - is now offered every other Wednesday at Punnetts Town Village Hall replacing the Friday Lunch in Heathfield at the cricket club. The minibus can still pick you up to get you there for a 12.00pm start and take you home at 2.30pm. To book please contact Mrs. A Kenward on 01435 862618.

Rest Christian Centre - Volunteers from the Rest Christian Centre in Punnetts Town welcome visitors to a cooked lunch, every third Wednesday of the month - £4 for 2 courses including tea or coffee. For the lunch please call Barbara Lovett 01435 882241. A minibus may be provided if sufficient people are interested.

Performing Arts Classes - Award-winning not for profit company, Intrepid Theatre, offer high quality performing arts classes for 4-7s & 7-11s at Broad Oak Village Hall, Broad Oak on Wednesdays 5.15pm 6.45pm. For details and to try out please contact, Heathfield Olde Tyme & Modern Sequence Dance Club Allie West on 01273 476 226 or 07934 362 312 Every Tuesday evening at Christchurch Hall, Horam from or email office@intrepidinspires.co.uk 7.30pm to 10.00pm. Entrance £3 per session including Cross in Hand Duplicate Bridge Club - meet every British Sugarcraft Guild , Tunbridge Wells Branch refreshments and a raffle ticket. Further details from Wednesday at Punnetts Town Village Hall at 6.45pm Mrs.D French on 01435 864827 Meets every 3rd Monday (except Aug and Dec) at or Mrs.P Wakehurst on 01435 863151 Lunch & Chat - at Oaklands Court, Horam - Every first 7.45pm @ St James Infant School, Sandrock Road, Wednesday of the month from 12pm. £5 for a 3 course Tunbridge Wells, TN2 3PR (the furthest building).

PJ's Dance Club. Rock & Roll and Swing Jive. meal. To book please telephone 01435 813030 or email Sugarcraft Demonstrations or workshops at most Tuesdays 8pm -10pm £5 per session including tea/coffee admin@chanctonbury-care.com meetings, visitors always welcome £5 entry fee. and cake. No partner required Nutley War Memorial Hall Programme on www.region8bsg.co.uk/diary pages.

Nutley Contact Peter 07770 348354 For more info call Secretary Janet Creek 01825 723010 

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Badminton Club - play at Uckfield Leisure Centre from 8.30pm to 10.30pm weekly. No teaching facilities. For more details contact Maureen 01825 765091 or Lynn 01435 865920 Ladies Who Lunch - Ladies Who Lunch' meet monthly in Uckfield from 12.30 pm. Very friendly club with lunch and an after dinner speaker. For more details call Maureen 01825 765091 TUESDAY Uckfield Art Group - “Painting for Pleasure” We meet every Tuesday evening 7 - 9pm at the Luxford Centre, Library Way, Uckfield Heathfield Market - A regular weekly Market on Tuesdays and Saturdays weekly throughout the year.

Tuesdays there is a General Auction at 1100 view from 0830. Free car Park provided near by for Tuesdays.

Heathfield Market, Burwash Road, Heathfield. TN21 8RA Day Care - The Holdenhurst Centre in Mill Road, Heathfield is open for Day Care between 10.00am and 3.30pm under the supervision of Age UK East Sussex.

Door to door transport can be arranged by Age Concern Heathfield. For details, ring Mary Parker of Age UK East Sussex on 01273 476 704.

Senior Citizens Lunch - at the Union Church Hall, Station Road, Heathfield, commencing at 12.30 pm, £3.50 for 2 courses, tea or coffee. You will get a birthday card and flowers on your birthday, and there's always lots of "friendly chat". There are new volunteers who are keen to cook for and serve more people. Please call Jean Plummer on 01435 883 483. Minibus transport from and to your door is only available EVERY OTHER Tuesday Please ring Clarrie Pont on 01435 813 284 to check.

Learn a Craft - or practise with friends: knitting, crochet, decoupage, quilting etc., at Richard's Church Hall, Park Road, Heathfield, 1.30 to 3.30pm.

Every other Tuesday. Call Loraine - 01435 865789.

Heathfield Folk Dance Group Tuesday 7.30pm - 10.00pm, St Richard's Church HallPark Road, Heathfield£1.50 per session (includes tea/coffee) no partner is needed For more info: 01435 873551 / 01435 863580 Luncheon Club, Union Church, High Street, Heathfield - Join every fortnight for a 2 course meal with tea and coffee £3.50 - Call Jean Plummer on 01435 883483 Buxted Park (Duplicate) Bridge Club Meets weekly at the Sports Pavilion - 2.00-5.15 pm. £2 per session. Please contact Christina Harvey on 01825 890437 if you’d like to come along.

Framfield Duplicate Bridge Club - meet every Tuesday morning - Framfield Church Hall - 9.15 to 12.30 Short Mat Bowls - Nutley - Every Tuesday afternoon between 2 and 4pm there is a small, friendly group of 55+ who enjoy a socialable afternoon playing SHORT MAT BOWLS in the Memorial Hall, Nutley.

Liz 01825 714609.

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COMMUNITY - What’s On Uckfield Community Orchestra - We’re a group of enthusiastic amateur musicians, who meet once a week to play. We’re open to anyone aged eight and over.

We play a wide range of ‘real’ orchestral music, arranged for players up to Grade 4/5 standard. Although we play mainly for fun, we usually aim to give a couple of concerts a year within Uckfield, to give ourselves something to work towards, and raise money for local charities. We rehearse on Wednesdays (term-time only) from 6.10-8.00 pm at the Foresters Hall, Harcourt Road, Uckfield TN22 5DT. Call Sundari Heller on 01342 823099 or email info@uckfield-community-orchestra.co.uk THURSDAY Free CV Review - Bring your CV to the Uckfield Volunteer Centre. Any Thursday from 1pm to 4pm for a free review, 79 High Street, Uckfield, TN22 1AS Uckfield Amateur Photographic Society we meet on first and third Thursdays of month at the United Reformed Church Hall, New Town, Uckfield.

TN22 5AE. 7.45pm for 8pm start.

New members of any standard always welcome.

The Wine Circle - Meet the third Thursday of every month 7.45pm -10.30pm at Luxford Day Centre, Library Way, Uckfield, TN22 1AR For more information contact Mrs. I. Wright, 01825 508323 Tots and Toys - Term time only 10.00-11.45am and 1.00-2.45pm. For fun, crafts, stories and songs. £1.00 for a drink and healthy snack. Kings Church, Station Rd, Heathfield Horam & Heathfield Flower Club - Meets on the 2nd Thursday of the month at the Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, Heathfield at 7.30pm - 01435 864633 Horam WI - We meet on the first Thursday every month at the Christchurch Centre, Horebeech Lane, Horam , 2pm to 4pm. Contact Kim on 01435 813942

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Heathfield and District History Society meet on the 3rd Thursday of every month at the Heathfield Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, in the Ian Price Room, 7.15 for 7.30.

For details of talks ring Brian Hall on 01435 865 260 FRIDAY Community Coffee Morning - Held every Friday 10.30am - 12.30pm at Punnetts Town Village Hall.

For coffee, cakes, plants, books and lots of friendly facesPunnetts Town Village Hall, Battle Road, Punnetts Town. For more information: Punnetts Town Village Hall Committee Maggie Lambert-Gorwyn Telephone number: 01435 830645 Go Getters Woman's Club- Uckfield Est.973.

Meetings held in Luxford Centre, Library Way. Every Friday evening from 7.45-10pm.

We have speakers, outings, theatre trips, etc.

Cost £2 per evening which includes tea and biscuits.

Contact Shirley 01825 763117 for further details.

Action For Change Alcohol Team - Alcohol treatment services are now available with appointments.

Non-appointment clinics are held at Heathfield Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, on the first and third Friday of each month from 2.00pm - 3.30pm.

Art and Craft Coffee Mornings Kings Church, Station Rd, Heathfield 10am 12 noon.

Enjoy art, knitting, quilting, card making etc. or just a chat with friends. Everyone welcome.

For more info contact 01435 863786.

Uckfield Pub Group 40+ - This friendly group for the over 40’s meets monthly on a Friday evening at various Uckfield Pubs. There is a voluntary £1 charge to cover admin costs. For more details see http://www.meetup.com/Uckfield-pub-group-40/ Or call Bren on 07799 664696

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26th May, Monday, 10am-3pm Open Day – Retirement Apartments Take a relaxed tour around Holy Cross Priory Retirement Village in Cross-in-Hand, near Heathfield in East Sussex. A stunning rural location with elegant retirement apartments in a grade-II listed Priory and new building. Visit the accommodation and facilities www.holycrosspriory.co.uk 7th June 2014, Saturday, 9.30am - 4pm The Bowles Summer Festival - Come along between 9.30am and 4pm on the day to join in the activities and support your local outdoor charity. We’ll be making a £1 charge for activities which will go into our bursary fund to support disadvantaged and disabled kids in our area.

Activities on the day include: Climbing, Campfire Cooking, Archery and so much more!

Visit www.bowles.ac for more details.

8th June 2014, Sunday, Uckfield and District Sports Clubs under the guise of the Uckfield Sports Forum, are holding a 'have-a-go fun day for all the family' at the town's Victoria Pleasure Ground on Sunday 8 June. It's open to everyone/anyone to attend and is intended to be a kind of 'try before you buy' event - a truly wide variety of sports will be represented 12th June 2014, Thursday, 7.30pm Horam & Heathfield Flower Club - Demonstration A Special Open Evening - National Demonstrator Mrs Sue Flight 'Where Dreams Begin' at Heathfield Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, Heathfield. refreshments raffle - £10 Ring tel: 01435 810452

14th June 2014, Saturday, 10am Ashdown 5K Fun Run - Starts at Chelwood Gate Village Hall, 01825 740920 for info and to register.

19th June 2014, Thursday, 8pm till late Ashdown Weekend - Pub Quiz Bar & BBQ, Grand Marquee, Danehill Recreation Ground. www.ashdown-weekend.com 20th June 2014, Friday, 6-9pm - Ashdown Weekend - Family Disco Grand Marquee, Bar & BBQ, Danehill Recreation Ground. www.ashdown-weekend.com 21st June 2014, Saturday, 7.30pm - 2am Ashdown Ball - Grand Marquee, Danehill Recreation Ground, black tie, live music, 01825 740920 for tickets. www.ashdown-weekend.com 21st June 2014, Saturday, 11am - 4.30pm Cross in Hand Art Club - Exhibition and Sale At Lucas Hall, Waldron, East Sussex.

Free admission and refreshments. Tel 01435 868884 22nd June 2014, Sunday, 12-4pm Danehill Country Fair Danehill Country Fair, Recreation Ground, free admission, 01825 740981 to book a stall.

12th July 2014, Saturday, Crafty No.3 Food & Drink Festival Hosting an amazing food and drink festival at Kings Church, State Hall, Station Road, Heathfield. TN21 8LD Looking for all that is food and anything that compliments an eating experience. continued...

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Welcome Art Group - Meet every Friday between 10am-noon at Welcome Baptist Church, Heathfield.

Contact Lee Smith 01435 862 110 to discuss details about this friendly, informal group.

SATURDAY Heathfield Market - A regular weekly Market on Tuesdays And Saturdays weekly throughout the year, with up to 60 stalls to include Fishmonger, Fruit & Veg and butcher along with the remaining stalls of Antiques & Collectables and other everyday items. Free car Park provided on site for Saturdays.

Free entrance. Heathfield Market, Burwash Road, Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 8RA Buxted Symphony Orchestra - is looking for new players for the Autumn. Meets Sat. 9.30-11.30 at St. Mary's Church hall, Buxted www.buxtedsymphonyorchestra.org.uk or Frances @peri.co.uk phone 01435862744.

SUNDAY Broad Oak Short Mat Bowls Club Meet at Broad Oak Village Hall - Sunday 1.45pm 4.15pm. A friendly club which plays in a local league.

Contact: Mrs Voinquel 01435 866383 Kings Church - We meet every Sunday morning from 10.30am to 12 noon. We provide a creche for 1-4 years.

Kings Kids for primary school children and Focus for school years 7 and up.

St Thomas à Becket, Framfield Please join us on any or every Sunday for our 10 o'clock service, a really warm welcome awaits you. See our website for all services http://framfieldchurch.org.uk

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We are not able to sell alcohol but non alcoholic alternatives are more than welcome. Looking for local produce as well as food of culture, if you make preserves, amazing cakes, homemade food, cheeses, local farmer and more, please get in contact now, bookings being taken now. please email: craftyno.3@gmail.com or tel: 01435 813335.

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20th July 2014, Sunday, Uckfield Open Gardens All in aid of St. Peter & St. James Hospice, three award winning cottage gardens will be open at 26 & 27 Harland Villas, ( Nr Ridgewood Roundabout) and Selby Meadow Community Garden. Cream teas, tombola, and various interesting stalls for your delight.

Combined total entrance ticket at gate £2.50.

Gardens open 2.00 pm. Your hosts Deidre & Sean and Rita & Rob available on 01825 749710.

Various - Ashdown Art & Photography Exhibition 19th -22nd June - 11.00am til late Ashdown Art & Photography Exhibition, Danehill Village Hall pammywel@aol.com for info and to enter.

South East Open Studios - 6th - 22nd June Almost 300 artists open their studios and homes to take part in art trails and exhibitions that criss cross the whole of the South East.

At http://www.seos-art.org/ you will find the maps, art trails and guide that show you who, where and when artists are open to the public. Print makers, sculptors, designers, painters, glass, wood and metal workers as well as photographers and jewelers will make you welcome and demonstrate what they do.

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FOOD AND DRINK Jolly Farmers celebrates National Butchers Week with a creation from the Surrey history books The Jolly Farmers pub in Buckland near Reigate is helping their local butcher put a lost sausage back on people’s plates. When pub owners Jon and Paula Briscoe – staunch supporters of local food – approached Robert Hewitt of Reigate’s Robert and Edwards Butchers about creating a sausage that uses locally sourced, free range pork, little did they know that it would lead to the discovery of a longforgotten recipe. Now, the historic banger has been re-named The Surrey Hills Heritage Sausage.

“The pork and apple sausage is made to an original recipe created by Robert Hewitt’s father, Norman,” explains Jon Briscoe. “He ran a pig farm less than two miles from here and was something of a sausage expert who supplied top stores such as Selfridges, so when Robert found his recipe, we agreed to give it a try. Once we’d tasted it, we knew this was a sausage that people needed in their lives – a handmade, heritage product we would be proud to serve to our customers.”

Its local credentials have earned the sausage the approval of Surrey Hills Enterprises which supports the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), making it the only banger in the Surrey Hills to be permitted to display the prestigious Surrey Hills badge of approval. To further show their commitment to the local area, The Jolly Farmers will be making a donation of 5% to the Surrey Hills for every portion of sausage and mash served during the course of their new spring menu, ploughing funds back into the local area to encourage conservation, preservation and enhancement.

Surrey Hills Heritage Sausage & grain mustard mash, new season asparagus spears & balsamic onion gravy Serves 2 but easily doubled Ingredients 4 Surrey Hills Heritage sausages (available at Jolly Farmers deli & Robert & Edwards butchers)

2 medium Maris Piper potatoes Gravy granules 1 tsp Eddie Webster’s Grain Mustard Knob of unsalted butter 50 ml double cream, or to taste Briscoe’s Balsamic Onion Chutney New season asparagus spears Cracked black pepper Splash of red wine - optional (all ingredient can be sourced from Jolly Farmer deli shop)

Method 1. Place the sausages in a lightly oiled roasting tin in preheated oven at 180c for 12 minutes, turning occasionally. After eight minutes, add asparagus to roasting tray and season with black pepper.

2. Peel, chop, rinse & boil potatoes with a pinch salt until tender. Drain off excess water then add a generous knob of unsalted butter, a glug of cream and grain mustard, mash until smooth and season to taste.

3. For the gravy, bring 285 ml (half a pint) of water to the boil, add a splash of red wine and granules then whisk until thickened. Finish by adding a generous spoon of onion chutney.

“The discovery of this heritage sausage from such close proximity to The Jolly Farmers is just a fantastic story. We are honoured to be the driving force behind this wonderful collaborative project bringing pub, butcher and Surrey Hills Enterprises together through our shared values,” says Jon. “Our business model is about supporting and working with local food and drink producers, so this is a perfect fit for us.”

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The Rose & Crown is a Grade II listed pub situated in the picturesque village of Mayfield, East Sussex offering traditional hospitality in a modern coaching inn setting. Serving quality, freshly made food with locally sourced ingredients all washed down with fine wines and local ales. Cosy up on one of our sofas or in front of the beautiful inglenook fire, pop in for Sunday lunch or hold your special event with us in our gorgeous private dining room.

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Do you feel like the storybook of your life has a large padlock on it never to be opened? Or that it is bound tightly with ropes of fear and pain?

How many secrets do you keep On a majority of occasions they will use the words ‘I know this locked up inside that book of sounds stupid’. Let me say I your experiences? never find anything ‘stupid’.

We all have memories that hurt.

And it’s so important not to hold The problem you have is significant and may be on to pain, but to share it, controlling your lifestyle, your whether you speak to a professional therapist or a friend work and your confidence.

Years ago we talked our worries you can trust. away with our family or over the back fence with our neighbours.

I’ve worked in the fitness industry for over 15 years and then more recently specialised in These days we don’t always the talking therapies. I hear and have the luxury to do this. What listen carefully to a lot of stories. I we do have are counsellors, look beyond the words and into hypnotherapists and various other professionals who have the heart of each person. the time and the other resources not only to listen, They often feel like they’re but to help guide individuals the only one who has ever on a more positive pathway. felt the way they do.

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Make time to sit and have a chat with a neighbour, a friend or a member of your family.

You may just help to make their novel into the most thrilling that has ever been written. Who knows where our stories will lead, but if they are anything like mine they are going to exciting.

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Hypnotherapy is a natural state of heightened awareness that occurs within all of us. It allows us to open our minds to beneficial suggestions and allows the client to use their imagination to make positive changes. A brief way to describe a feeling similar to hypnosis is that moment you've been watching TV and not heard a word that's been said, even though you've been staring straight at the screen.

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Entrance A hallway is like a handshake: the introduction to your home, creating a look and feel that should be both attractive and welcoming, as well as providing useful storage, explains Katherine Sorrell.

Design and decorating Width is the crucial issue in hallways, and unless you’re prepared to do some substantial building work and remove a wall, you’re probably stuck with what you have.

To increase the feeling of space in a narrow hallway, use pale colours and add large mirrors (ideal for checking your reflection just before you leave the house, too).

Keep the space as clear as possible by adding only the most essential items of slender storage furniture, and using the full height of your walls rather than encroaching on floor space. If, on the other hand, you have a large and spacious hallway – lucky you!

Storage Most people store a variety of things in their halls, from coats, scarves and hats to phone books, buggies or vacuum cleaners. The type of storage you choose is always best moulded around what you need to store, how much Stone, ceramic or quarry tiles, or colourful space it will take and how frequently you Victorian encaustic tiles, are all easy to care need to access it. The main choice is between for, while solid wooden boards or parquet built-in, hidden storage or open, display-type require only some regular polishing or waxing. storage. The former is best when space is tight Cheap wood laminates may not last too long – slender floor-to-ceiling cupboards with plain in such a well-used space. Lino or vinyl can doors, (perhaps painted the same colour as look impressive, too, especially when laid the walls, or even mirrored to maximise light) in patterns. Carpet, however, is more ranked along one wall, will hold masses yet be problematic as you’ll need to choose a hardly noticeable. On the other hand, you could colour or pattern that won’t show the make a statement with an eclectic selection of Think of it as an extra living space and make dirt – and make sure that it is suitable free-standing cupboards, sideboards, tables, for a hallway: an 80:20 twist classified the most of it by adding a sofa or chairs, benches, dressers, baskets, shelves and so on. for heavy domestic use is often the best. bookcases or a writing desk. For plenty of If necessary, fit hooks or pulleys high up on inspirational ideas, see Hallways, Corridors walls to hold bikes, and perhaps a coat stand and Staircases by Leslie Geddes-Brown, Cosy and bright or row of pegs for everyday coats and bags. with fabulous photography by Christopher Under-floor heating is ideal for narrow Umbrella stands and boot racks are ideal for Drake (Ryland, Peters & Small, £25). halls, but do check that it will be compatible spacious, country-style halls. Somewhere to with your flooring. On the other hand, if keep post and keys is a good idea, too, whether Whatever the size of your hall, consider there’s room, you could opt for eye-catching a bowl and rack on a dresser or a small, it as a linking room and make sure your radiators, perhaps a period-style cast-iron wall-mounted cupboard and set of hooks. choice of decorative schemes works well column or an eye-catching modern type.

If you have lots of books or delicate items to when doorways to other rooms are open.

Hall lighting doesn’t need to be bright enough display, a shelf running the length of the If you have chosen a pale colour scheme for for reading, but it should be welcoming and hallway above head height can be extremely the walls, woodwork could be slightly darker lead the eye into your home: it could be an useful. For times when space is really hard for interest. Halls that see a lot of wear and amazing chandelier (given high enough to find, it is even possible to build storage tear could be painted with an extra-tough ceilings) or a series of recessed ceiling drawers into the treads of a wooden staircase. paint, or clad with tongue-and-groove downlights. In a narrow hall, avoid panelling, tiles or hard-wearing wallpaper. wall lights – they will just act as obstacles.

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We take a client’s idea, develop this into a design brief, produce the drawings, take it through the Council’s Planning & Building Regulations Department if required and carry out the building and refurbishment work, or we provide just any part of this process.

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A proprietary moss killer should take care of moss, but follow the instructions carefully to ensure that they have been thoroughly killed before you attempt to rake A lawn is an essential part of most gardens, but how can you them out. If living moss is raked out the problem becomes worse. make sure yours looks good?

Once you have raked the dead moss out, the overall effect of Feeding a lawn is essential to all the bare patches may make ensure it looks lush and green. you despair, but if you keep the A poorly maintained and inadequately fed lawn is far more lawn well fed (and over-seed if likely to be invaded by moss and necessary) it will soon green up. weeds and is prone to disease.

Regular mowing is essential.

Choose a lawn fertilizer formulated for the specific needs A lawn left for too long will soon lose its good appearance and of the grass at this time of year; when finally cut, you may wonder nitrogen is constantly being removed by mowing so it needs if it will ever look right again. to be replaced. Phosphorus, iron If cut frequently, so that only small amounts of grass are and potassium also help to promote and maintain top quality removed at any one time, it should grow dense and green growth. The precise amount of fertilizer that your lawn requires is try to remove up to 30% of the determined by soil type, frequency grass growth at a single mowing. of irrigation or rainfall, frequency When the weather starts to of mowing and whether warm up, the frequency of clippings are left on the lawn. cut will be noticeably greater.

However, if the weather is dry and If you’re happy using chemicals the lawn isn’t well watered, growth on a weed problem, it’s easiest to use a product containing both rate will be correspondingly slow.

If the grass is to be well walked on weed killers and a fertilizer.

Applying these together ensures or used as a playing surface then the cut should be kept to ¾-1 inch. rapid grass growth to fill in the gaps left by the dead weeds.

If you want a show If you have time, there is a lawn that isn’t subjected to marginally better effect if you pounding feet, then keep the feed the lawn with the spring feed then wait two weeks before grass to ¼ inch but remember that during summer you will applying the weed killer. Small need to use the mower several infestations of weeds can be times a week! removed effectively by hand.

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However, if you produce only tiny clippings then during dry weather you can leave them on the lawn to help conserve soil moisture.

Visit Pippa’s website www.pippagreenwood.com and sign up for her newsletter (receive a free ebook on organic gardening!) and shop from the products area for a great selection of signed copies of Pippa’s books, Pippa’s favourite hoe, Grower Frames, raised bed kits, delightful terracotta herb planters and wall plaques, re-cycled metal sculptures, biological controls and lots, lots more!

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Garden G a m e s 2 0 14 As the school sports day season fast approaches, why not head outdoors and host your very own garden games? Invite friends, family and neighbours over or head to the park for an afternoon of nostalgic fun that even the adults will enjoy!

Egg and Spoon Race Open your summer sports day with everyone’s favourite; the egg and spoon race!

Hard-boil those eggs, grab those tablespoons and hurry to the start line. To make the race more interesting, make contestants weave in and out of obstacles (this can be anything from chairs to footballs) or if you are space restricted, get your egg and spoon racers to do the course three times – first one to the finish line wins.

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Welly Throwing Now you’re all warmed up, it’s on to the next game; welly throwing! Using just one welly boot (shoes or bean bags are other great options to use!) contestants should take it in turns to stand in the same spot and throw the welly the furthest. Mark each throw with coloured tape, tennis balls or even the thrower’s own shoe to determine the winner.

Three-legged Race The penultimate game, all dependant on teamwork; the three legged race.

Get competitors to partner up and stand side by side, using scarves tie the two team member’s closest legs together and get them to race other couples to the finish.

Relay Race A sports day would be incomplete without the big one – a relay race.

Sack Race Divide competitors into two Ask those taking part in your garden games to bring along a teams for the ultimate running race and mark the distance pillowcase to use in the sack for each runner equally. race. A race guaranteed to The first team around the bring lots of laughter; it’s all about hopping in your sack and track are the winners! being the first to the finish line. Top tip: if you are short on space, get each team to do it individually and time them.

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