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Dear Residents, Whats inside this month Welcome to the June issue.

This is the month for fathers and strawberries (and Wimbledon of course). So on that note we feature ‘All for our Papas’ and ‘Dads the word’ this month.

We also have a very tasty Strawberry recipe guaranteed to impress the family & guests.

We’ve an article about a new memorial for the Guinea Pig Club which is being created.

East Grinstead Carnival is coming to town this summer!

It is going to be a perfect party for all ages to enjoy, prepare yourself for a fabulous day! (see our feature).

Recipe

Townscape Exhibition 2016

Welcome LEO the Long-Eared Owl Chick

The Day Sussex Died

Thank you so much for any support given to our many local businesses which helps our local economy and the beautiful area in which we live.

All the best for a wonderful June, Tally & Chris

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Welcome LEO the Long-Eared Owl Chick Leo hatched out a few weeks ago and is the first long-eared owl bred at local British Wildlife Centre (A22, nr Lingfield). Keeper Meg was chosen to be his mum and she’s been handrearing him since. They’re now inseparable as he took to Meg immediately; he’s being very brave and has done a wonderful job getting acclimatised to staff and visitors alike and even large groups of excited school children!

The perfect candidate to inspire and educate people about this beautiful but secretive owl species, he’s taking it all in his stride and will even be considered for the owl flying display team.

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Dad’s

This month a lovely quote about fathers instead It was my father who taught me to value myself. He told me that I was uncommonly beautiful and that I was the most precious thing in his life.

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Townscape Exhibition 2016 Reframing Local History etc. their chosen object. Curators were on hand throughout to answer questions about the collection, so that the story behind each chosen artifact could be explained.

Jessica Hadfield at the museum had this to say about the project: “I am delighted to have worked with Example on this project to find new ways to use and interpret the museum’s varied collections. It has provided us with a valuable opportunity to revisit and find new meaning in our collections. Each item the artist has worked with as part of this project will be displayed as part of Townscape 2016 giving us a wonderful opportunity to showcase the item and interpret it in a new light by means of the artist’s response to it.”

Here’s a couple of artist statements for the exhibition: Healing Hands

Local art group, ‘Example Artists’ and students from Imberhorne and Sackville came together at the East Grinstead museum earlier on in the year to create pieces of artwork that are currently on display at the museum and the library throughout the summer.

The artists and students had all been all invited to respond to the museum collection in order to finally produce this exhibition of contemporary artwork that reflects an artifact of significance to our town. A ‘Night at the Museum’ was arranged and provided a platform for them all to come together and sketch,

This series of work began when artist Hannah Buckley studied a collection of drawings at the museum. Red Cross nurse Mollie Lentaigne worked at the Queen Victoria Hospital, as a medical artist, with Archibald McIndoe and other plastic surgeons, illustrating the surgical procedures they carried out.

Although McIndoe was most famous for innovations in facial plastic surgery, Buckley was drawn to the medical illustrations of pilots’ hands, repaired after sustaining burns or frost-bite.

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Stitched Up This body of work is inspired by the cross-stitch sampler on display at the museum, sewn by a ten year old girl from Baldwins Hill School in 1878. Exploring the project, artist Sheri Gee became interested in the seeming loss of these traditional needlecraft skills amongst school children today, despite cross-stitch’s current renaissance, with many young designers creating avant-garde patterns, often referencing modern culture.

The figure of a girl working on a cross-stitch design, a current student of Baldwins Hill School, forms the basis of this project, in an attempt to link the past with the present. The paintings weave threads between contemporary art and traditional needlecraft, some pieces employing crossstitch together with oil painting.

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The Day Sussex Died Local History Notes

by Dorothy Hatswell of the East Grinstead Museum Everyone remembers The Somme. It was one of the longest and most bitter campaigns of the First World War. It started on July 1st 1916 and over 20,000 men lost their lives on that one day alone. The horrors of that day and the ensuing months were probably the reason that the tragic event which had happened on the previous day were forgotten by all, except those who had taken part.

June 30th saw the 11th, 12th and 13th Battallions of the Royal Sussex Regiment, often called the Southdown Battalion, or Lowther’s Lambs, after the local MP who had inspired many of them to enlist, in a small town, Richebourg. Richebourg in the Pas de Calais lies between Bethune and Armentiers. The latter being made famous in the well known wartime song, as the home of a certain “Madamoiselle”! It was also only thirty miles south of the Somme. There had been sporadic fighting in the area since the beginning of the war, but now with only a limited time to prepare the Royal Sussex regiments were being asked to make a diversionary strike against the German army. They set up their positions at Boars Head, their name for a local vantage point. The idea was to fool the Germans into thinking that this was where the next big Allied offensive would come and so, draw troops from the Somme, the real focus of their attack.

The men awoke at three am and the battle started two hours later, when day dawned. The men went over the top into a heavy fire from the German army.

They were heavily outnumbered and ill-prepared.

After only five hours the British were defeated.

Three hundred and sixty six men were dead, and a thousand more either wounded or taken prisoner.

There is a vivid account of the battle in the diary of the regiment. It is not clear how many men took part in the battle. Battalions can consist of anywhere between three hundred and eight hundred men.

Assuming the maximum of two thousand four hundred men were present, more than 50% were affected. In reality their numbers were probably not that great.

The fact that the majority of the men who took part were from the Sussex coastal towns of Brighton, Eastbourne and Hastings bore the brunt of the casualties. This meant that no-one from the East 10

Grinstead area was involved in the particular battle. However Edward Godfrey Martin died on May 9th 1915 at Richebourg. His battalion, was the 2nd Battalion which took part in one of the many skirmishes in the area since the beginning of the war. Martin was a regular soldier who had been born in East Grinstead in 1876. He was twenty five at the time of his death and his effects of £2 2s 1d and his gratuity were left to his siblings: George, Charles, William, Annie and Mary. Three of his siblings: Charles, Annie and Mary appear on the 1881 census as the offspring of Charles and Sarah Martin of 40, London Road, East Grinstead (it is uncertain why the other siblings and Edward himself were not listed in this particular census).

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Local History Notes continued he chose was Boars Hill. As one of the survivors among the war poets, he was haunted all his life.

In his poem “Can You Remember?” he wrote: Yes, I still still remember The whole thing in a way Edge and exactitude Depend on the day ….

One of the officers in command of the 2nd Battalion during the battle was Edmund Blunden, the war poet. He was born in London but moved to Yalding, Kent, soon afterwards. He was the eldest of the nine children of Charles and Georgina who were both school teachers. The family moved to Framfield, in Sussex a few years later and Edmund won a scholarship to Christ’s Hospital in Horsham, where he appears on 1911 census as a 14 year-old schoolboy.

Blunden was commissioned in August 1915 and served throughout in the Somme region. He was awarded the Military Medal and survived a gas attack in 1917. After the war he went to live in Oxford to be near his fellow poet, John Masefield and Robert Graves. Ironically, the name of the area

Though commonly I fail to name That once obvious Hill And where we went and whence we came To be killed or kill ….

Of which, at the instance Of sound, smell, change and stir New-old shapes for ever Intensely recur.

The “Hill” referred to is possibly Boars Head, although it might be anywhere in the area of the Somme. It does, however, show how the war lingered on in Blunden’s mind, long after the war was over, this poem was written in 1936.

He once said that “surviving the war was the easy part.”

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A Perfect Spring/Summer Walk: Gravetye Circular This walk is brought to you courtesy of a relatively new tourism initiative which has cemented the Kingcote Valley as being a tourist destination: 2000 acres of beautiful countryside nestled in a valley just south of East Grinstead, centred around the stunning scenery of Weir Wood Reservoir.

Part of the High Weald Landscape Trail; enjoy historic houses, lakes, vineyards, enchanting woodland and streams. Explore William Robinson land and take in the views of Gravetye Manor and Kingscote Estate.

Victorian English garden author William Robinson previously owned 1000 acres of Kingscote Valley land.

Gravetye Manor was built in 1598 and following William Robinson’s ownership, the gardens are of historical importance. The unique one and a half acre elliptical kitchen garden with 12ft sandstone walls is one of the largest in England.

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field. There is a signpost for High Weald Landscape Trail & High Weald Circular Walks. Continue left up the field and go through a gate onto a public footpath going left or right. [2.5km|40mins] 5. Head left on the footpath. At the Gravetye Estate sign you have two options.

Turn right onto the path with a bridge over a stream. Walk over the bridge and continue through the woods. [0.6km|10mins] 2. You reach the High Weald Landscape Trail going left or right.

Turn right up the hill on the stone path. At the top take the second left path and continue straight onto the country lane. Advise to put dogs on lead until past the entrance to Gravetye Manor.

Continue to walk on the lane past Home Farm. [1.2km|20mins] 3. Reach the lane to Gravetye Manor. Turn left and walk until you arrive at the entrance to Gravetye Manor. Follow the footpath to the left of the manor entrance and continue on the path around the exterior of the manor and gardens. Continue straight on. Look to your right for a view of the manor.

[1.8km|25mins] 4. There are two gates signposted Gravetye Lake on your left before and after the bridge. Go over the small bridge. Go through the kissing gate straight ahead and up left into a field. Veer right on the narrow path or go up and right crossing the field. Go over the stile and up the steep path ignoring a footpath sign on your right halfway up. Enter a field and keep walking up the field. Look back behind you for a great view of the manor. At the top of the field there is a yellow footpath marker. Turn right into another 18

The left fork takes you back to the car park via Gravetye Lake and Hastings Wood. Take the right fork to visit the vineyard but note the stiles on this route are not suitable for large dogs.

6. Left fork: The path takes you back into the field on the other side (look left for another view of Gravetye Manor), keep right and walk around this edge of the field until you reach a footpath sign.

Turn right into another field.

Cross the field and head to the far left corner before you reach the next field. Exit the field onto a footpath with Gravetye Lake on your left. Continue straight on.

Go through a metal gate and you will see Home Farm straight ahead. Turn right and follow the footpath with the steam on your right. Go through a gate with a footpath sign, continue straight on.

When you reach the main footpath turn left. Walk up the path and go through a gate. Cross a lane and continue on the path straight ahead. At the end of the path, turn left. Turn right onto the High Weald Landscape Trail, go down the hill and turn left to go back through the woods and cross the bridge over a stream.

Take the path straight on, turn left and walk until you reach the car park.

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Head left down the lane ignoring the first footpath signposted right. [4km|1hour10mins] 8. Turn right at the second footpath sign on your right.

Continue on the path. At the yellow footpath marker, continue straight and ignore a steep bank on the right. You will come out by the Bluebell Railway bridge with the Kingscote Estate sign.

Walk under the bridge to visit Kingscote Estate. The vineyard shop is on your left past the stables before you reach the Tithe Barn. Look right to view the medieval hall house. Continue straight on for a view of the vineyards. Head back by passing under the same bridge and continue walking on the country lane that veers round to the right and up the hill passing two houses. Keep dogs on lead on the lane. Ignore the left bridleway/ country lane turn. [5km|1.5hours] 9. At the footpath sign turn left into the woods. Reach a path crossroads and go straight on.

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June Reminders for your Garden in the autumn, overwinter them in the greenhouse or shed and then bring them on again the following spring.

June is always a very busy month in the garden but the long days and light evenings mean we have so much more time to spend outside. Gardening can be an excellent ‘de-stresser’ so that even after a busy day at work, a few hours pottering in your garden can help you feel relaxed and invigorated. Plus some jobs such as watering are best done in the slightly cooler evening temperatures.

Regularly deadhead throughout the border to keep it looking fresh and pull out weeds as you see them. You may have some gaps and these can be filled with summer bedding or plant some canna lilies – these are striking plants with large, almost architectural leaves and an abundance of hot summer colour flowers. They are not hardy plants so the best action is to lift them

Roses are the stars of the show this month and a little attention will pay dividends in the blooms display. Regular deadheading will encourage new buds – cut back to the next outward facing shoot, this keeps a nice open shrub. If you are training roses up a wall or pergola then you need to tie in new shoots and prune out unwanted ones regularly to achieve your desired effect.

Tubs, hanging baskets, patio pots will all start to grow quickly and look fabulous this month.

A regular feed will encourage plenty of flowers and don’t forget to keep on top of the watering.

Petunias and geraniums in particular should be deadheaded regularly. If you want your pots and baskets to be useful rather than just pretty (or you may have limited space) then consider planting them up with herbs, tomatoes and/or strawberries.

There are plenty of varieties available for this purpose.

If you leave this too late you are cutting away the stems on which the new buds are forming in readiness for the following spring. Camellias and Rhododendrons should have their dead flower heads carefully removed. You should be giving them a liquid feed every two weeks (one rich in iron) to keep them green and healthy and encourage good bud growth ready for the following spring.

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Perfect for “Strawberry Month” Delicious desert for a summer meal and surprisingly easy to make

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Pour the milk and cream over the eggs and sugar and whisk to combine. Transfer the mixture back into the saucepan, then warm slowly to 86°C – you’ll need a sugar thermometer for this. Let the mixture cool to 50°C then add the melted chocolate.

Method Beat the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy.

Slowly add the eggs one at a time, beating until well mixed.

Sieve and fold in the flour, followed by the lemon zest and milk and combine well.

Pour into a greased and lined 8” round baking tin and bake at 180°C/160°C fan/gas mark 4 for 20-25 minutes until risen and golden.

Strawberry ice cream: Ingredients 500g strawberry puree 500ml whole milk 210ml double cream 12 egg yolks 100g caster sugar Method Warm the milk and cream in a medium sized saucepan the in a separate bowl whisk together the egg yolks and caster sugar.

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Whisk the mixture together then leave to cool.

Pour the milk and cream over the eggs and sugar and whisk to combine. Pour the mixture back into the saucepan and heat over a low temperature, stirring continuously until a thick custard is formed.

Remove from the heat, pass through a fine sieve and leave to cool.

When the custard is cold, add the strawberry puree and transfer into an ice cream machine to churn, according to your machine’s settings.

To serve the dish, cut the madeira cake into cubes and arrange on a plate with a scoop of the ice cream, piped or spooned dots of the chocolate cremeux and diced, perfectly sweet, fresh British strawberries. If you want to get creative, you can make a chocolate bowl by melting white chocolate to coat the inside of a half-sphere shaped mould, which after it’s set can hold the strawberries, madeira cake and chocolate cremeux.

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Something to remember us by Guinea Pig member Sandy Saunders was a young trainee glider pilot whose life almost ended when the Tiger Moth aircraft he was practicing in crashed and burst into a fireball which ravaged his legs, hands and face.

With 40 per cent burns on his body, his military career was over and he started his own private battle to get his life back. Luckily for him, Sandy found himself in the Queen Vic in the capable hands of pioneering plastic surgeon Sir Archibald McIndoe.

After a couple of years and 28 largely experimental operations he could lead a virtually normal life and like so many others was grateful to McIndoe who rehabilated not only their bodies, but their minds.

Sandy was so inspired by what he had witnessed as a patient, he trained to be doctor and worked as a GP for 40 years.

Now at the age of 93, he’s determined to honour his fellow Guinea Pig Club members (of which there were 649 by the close of WW2) with a beautiful tablet at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire. Sandy said, ‘I am familiar with the NMA and love it’s ethos. A lovely place for remembering organisations which support the Armed Forces in general and individual sections of Armed Forces’ history’.

‘Future generations should have the opportunity to realise how a group of seriously injured servicemen were able, with adequate medical help and financial support, to achieve their optimum potential, physical and psychological, and organise themselves to form a lifelong support system and enjoy a meaningful life’.

In one sense this will be a sister memorial to East Grinstead’s McIndoe Statue (memorial) in front of Sackville College.

We asked Sandy how his memorial will relate to East Grinstead, ‘The charitable support of East Grinstead was fundamental in the restoration of social ease and self confidence. The memorial will have a QR code which will give the 649 names, the history of the club and point people towards East Grinstead which will increase footfall to the town, to the museum and help tourism in the area’.

The last meeting of the Guinea Pig Club was last month and there are only 18 guinea pigs left, so Sandy felt it was only fair and right that there should be a permanent memorial to this wonderful club. Despite fighting terminal cancer, Sandy has earmarked more than £20,000 for the memorial and is seeking crowd funding and donations to help out. His last ambition is to have this beautiful tablet in place by November this year. A stonemason is working on it right now and everything is going to plan, Sandy put aside £20,000 but then he was told he would have to pay VAT on top, so he is having to find more money.

Finally we asked Sandy what could be learned from the experiences of the Guinea Pig Club? ‘The support of cheerful companions helps to generate tolerance and endurance. Surmounting a harrowing ordeal encourages strength of character’.

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All for our PAPAs Fathers Day: another American gift to the world which was disseminated across the world much as Mothers Day has.

The first inklings of such a day occurred, most likely, as the result of the success of Mothers Day which had been established by Anna Jarvis of Grafton, West Virginia. Just 15 miles from there, in Fairmont, West Virginia, Grace Golden Clayton was mourning the loss of her father when, on December 1907, the nearby Monongah Mining Disaster occurred killing 361 men (250 of them fathers). Clayton suggested to her pastor that all those fathers should be honoured in a ceremony; so on the 5th 1908 the first observance of a “Father’s Day” was held. The establishment of an actual Father’s Day never really got off the ground however (there was no internet and nothing went ‘viral’ in 5 minutes as it does now!).

Mrs. Sonora Smart Dodd was the lady who really gave it life, to make fathers day materialise as we know it today. She lived in Spokane, Washington at the YMCA. Her own father was a civil war vet, William Jackson Smart, who single-handedly raised his six children. Clearly he must have done a fabulous job as a father because, after hearing the sermons on Mothers Day services over the years, Sonora decided her father and all fathers deserved to be honoured too. June 19, 1910 was chosen as the day and June has been associated with Fathers Day in almost every country across the world since.

The first American president to support the concept was president Calvin Coolidge, who did so in 1924; but it wasn’t until in the year 1966 that president Lyndon Johnson signed a presidential proclamation that resulted in the declaration of the third Sunday of June as Father’s Day. And of course the international community has fully embraced this day and given it our own quirks. Funnily enough though, the date of the day is pretty much the same across the boards which makes June the month for fathers the world over.

Did you know that traditionally fathers should be given the gift of white or red rose as the rose is the official flower for Father’s Day? And wearing a red rose signifies a living father, while a white one represents a deceased father.

The most popular Father’s Day present is apparently a tie but I rather think they might just prefer to have complete and unconditional control of the remote control for once and copious cups of tea/coffee/beer on hand and generally be waited on like kings....time to plan.

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In the 1920s, Dodd stopped promoting the celebration because she left to study art, the day faded into uncertain obscurity, even in her home town of Spokane. When she returned in the 1930s and started promoting the celebration again, she was able raise awareness at a national level. This was also because as soon as commercialism sniffed a winner with Fathers Day, it really took off - nothing like some good ol’ promotion to keep the wheels turning; the manufacturers of ties, tobacco pipes, and any traditional present to fathers all got on board.

Unlike Mother’s Day, Father’s Day promotion was originally met with laughter. It was the target of much satire, parody and derision with a local newspaper complaining that it would lead to mindless promotions such as “National Clean Your Desk Day”.

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Carnival is Coming

On the 3rd of July the town will host its first official carnival in over 20 years! How did this happen?

Councillor Norman Mockford told us, ‘ It came about from a group of friends discussing “the good old days!” So Rex Whittaker and myself decided to make it happen’.

Norman said, ‘we hope this will become an annual event which will grow – year on year. And that this will bring the whole community together, for a day of nostalgic fun and excitement’.

Visit www.eastgrinsteadcarnival.simplesite.com for more information.

There’s much revelry to look forward to as well as copious amounts of sequins and glitter. Floats will be ‘floating’ down Railway Approach from noon and make their way through London Rd. and the High street, through to East Court where a big party awaits with festivities carrying on late into the afternoon. There’ll be the fire brigade, vintage buses, vintage cars, floats from schools, businesses and Weir Wood Sailing Club with more to come.

Of course the carnival queen will be making her regal appearance and hopefully we’ll even see a brazilian dancer (or two). Local resident Richard Leman will also make an appearance with his Olympic Gold medal and Olympic torch!

East Court Live ‘The Carnival Show’ will continue the party atmosphere and kick offs as the parade enters East Court. With a host of performers lined up, you’re guaranteed an afternoon of fabulous entertainment from EG favourites The Tar Babies, Sackville School Samba Band, a stunt team from Deers Leap Bikes, the EG Rock Choir and the fabulous Rogue Minogue - a tribute to Kylie in full show girl routine. There will also be a good choice of food/drink stalls.

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While Windows 10 will remain a work in progress, numerous major issues have been resolved. The controversial WifiSense that could compromise your wifi network is vanishing. Life in Windows 10 seems pretty good.

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Wednesday 8th June The Dormansland Committee of Action Medical Research invite you to an open garden with afternoon tea in a pretty cottage garden. Pre-loved goodies and plants for sale. Entrance is £5 per head to include tea and cakes. If raining please check with Claire on 01342 323697/07790 194835 or Marian 07779 944565. www.action.org.uk. At 2 - 5pm, Stonehouse Cottage, Hartfield Road, Forest Row, RH18 5DA. Thursday 9th June East Grinstead Art Society Annual Art Exhibition 9-22 June, open daily 10-7pm (open until 9pm on theatre performance days). Exhibition/sale of members’ paintings and drawings exhibited for sale plus a selection of greetings cards depicting the artists designs. Free Admission, 10-7pm, Greenstede Gallery, Chequer Mead, RH19 3BS. Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th June Over the weekend of the the Queen’s ‘official’ 90th Birthday celebration Holy Trinity Church in Forest Row are having an exhibition of photographs from significant events over the last 9 decades, with pictures provided by anyone, of special occasions in their lives. On the Saturday their annual charity concert will take place at 7.30pm, tickets are £5 available on the door. Holy Trinity Festival Choir will be singing, along with the orchestra playing of Lingfield Notre Dame Junior School. Soloists will include Soprano, Claire Watkins and Harpist, Margaret Watson. Come and enjoy a patriotic evening when you can feel proud to be British! On Sunday 12th, the celebrations will continue with a special Eucharistic service at 10am, when we will give thanks for the Queen on this momentous achievement. This will be followed by the church bells (clarion) being rung at 12 noon, along with other churches and cathedrals throughout the country. All are welcome to attend these events.

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Saturday 11th June Mansion Market parking and admission are free to this lively, mixed market held in an atmospheric 18th century mansion set in beautiful grounds. delicious BBQ by an open-air theatre, puppet shows, taster therapy sessions, fun for all the family.11am - 4pm, Kidbrooke Park, Priory Road, Forest Row. Sunday 12th June RSPCA South Godstone Car Boot Sale. Admission by donation. Sellers: All vehicles £10. Trailers additional £3. Pay on entry. No need to book! Set

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Saturday 18th June Blackwell Summer Fair. Pony rides, steam train, BBQ, tombolas, treasure hunt, etc. 12-3pm.

Monday 20th June Gloworms - An insight into their life and where to find them. Michael Blencowe - entertaining presenter from Sussex Wildlife Trust. 7:45pm - 9.15pm, The East Grinstead Natural History Society, St Barnabas Church Hall, Dunnings Road.

Saturday 24th June 10th Birthday Meridian FM. Great food, wonderful entertainment, bar, raffle, disco, auction. To purchase a ticket email liz@merdianfm.co.uk.

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Sunday 26th June Summer Craft Show at The Llama Park - East Sussex. A great family day out at The Llama Park with the added attraction of a handmade craft show with sellers from Sussex and Surrey.10am - 4pm, the Llama Park, RH18 5JN. Sunday 26th June Grand Halsford Park Medieval Spectacular. A legend is sung of when England was young and knights were brave and bold. By Royal decree all knights and princesses are hereby summoned to attend! Featuring: falconry display, jousting, tug of war, medieval games, bouncy castle, water to mead, best costume competition for KS1 and KS2, face painting and plenty more! 1pm - 4pm, Halsford Park Primary School, Manor Road. For more information contact: halsford.pta@gmail.com.

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What’s On at Chequer Mead Friday 10th June at 7:30pm Back To Bacharach is an exciting production, touring throughout the UK featuring 3 of the finest West End vocalists, accompanied by an amazing 10 piece band, recreating and celebrating Burt Bacharach’s timeless masterpieces.

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Burt Bacharach is a legend of popular music who has won 6 Grammy Awards and 3 Academy awards with over 70 top 40 hits in the USA and over 50 top 40 hits in the UK, which have been recorded by many successful artists throughout the years such as:Tom Jones, Aretha Franklin, Frank Sinatra and Dusty Springfield to name a few.

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Wednesday 8th June at 7:30pm Chequer Mead Silver Screen presents the Lady in the Van. Dame Maggie Smith stars as the eccentric Miss Shepherd, in this highly enjoyable film adaptation of Alan Bennett’s beloved, loved and celebrated memoir. It’s the true story of his unexpected friendship with a woman of uncertain origins who ‘temporarily’ parked her van in Bennet’s London driveway and proceeded to live there for fifteen years. Tickets: £5, cons: £4, family ticket: £15.

Thursday 9th June at 8pm Bloomin’ Arts Theatre Company presents the Shakespeare Slam. Join the Bloomin’ Arts Theatre Company as they celebrate Mr Shakespeare’s works with 1 hour, 8 plays, 32 characters, 62 deaths and a little audience participation! www.bloomin-arts.com. Tickets: £12.

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three Tony Awards® and two Olivier Awards, National Theatre Live’s smash-hit broadcast of the original West End production of The Audience - featuring Helen Mirren’s multi-award-winning performance as Queen Elizabeth II - returns to cinemas in celebration of the monarch’s 90th birthday. The Audience was presented in the West End by Matthew Byam Shaw for Playful Productions, Robert Fox and Andy Harries.

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Thursday 16th June at 7:30pm Codebreakers; The Story of Enigma. This show

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Saturday 18th June at 5pm Liz Pichon presents Tom Gates Brilliant Band’s and Doodle Tour. Come and join Liz, the creator of the best selling Tom Gates Books, in a fun packed, interative, music, monster and drawing event. Here’s your chance to ask Liz questions about Tom’s world and how it all began. Learn to doodle like Tom and hear his favourite band in the whole wide world - dude 3. Tickets - £12.

Friday 24th at 7:30pm & Saturday 25th June at 2:30pm & 7:30pm Make Believe Productions present ‘The Return of Neverland – A New Musical’. Peter Pan and Tinkerbell are struggling to keep the spirit of Neverland alive.

Over the last thirty years the magic in Neverland has rapidly decreased, leaving Peter Pan and The Lost Boys grounded and Captain Hook and his crew docked. With twists in the tales and shocking revealings, Neverland is about to have its first adventure in years! Tickets: £16.50, Cons: £14.50, Children: £10.

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