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BY RUTH SCAMMELL ruth.scammell@sussexpost.co.uk THE Friends of Chichester Hospitals have said they are devastated that they will be losing their retail space which

they have occupied for years.

Along with their colleague charities at Worthing Hospital and Southlands Hospital, they will lose their spaces after Western Sussex NHS Foundation Trust announced a ÂŁ1 million contract has been awarded to provider Compass

Group for shops, cafes and restaurants a the hospitals.

THe Trust has said that the Friends will be offered areas within each of the hospitals from which to base their fundraising activities.

But Jane Ramage, chairman of the

group, said that's not good enough.

"We have served the needs of our hospitals and their patients, staff and visitors efficiently and caringly for almost 70 years.," she said.

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Residents urged to spell out their housing protests GET personal, anti-housing campaigners at Pagham's biggest public meeting in years were told.

About 300 of them filled the ballroom at Church Farm Holiday Village to express their anger about 3,000 homes being planned for the area.

Jackie Lovell, the secretary of Pagham and Aldwick Green Fields Action Movement, told them: "Make it personal, make it powerful when you write in about these plans.

"The more you put your personal experiences in, the more powerful your views become.

"Think about that when you are putting your draft letters about this housing together. Your letter might be the one that makes a difference. I'm involved because my sister's car crashed into a ditch along Pagham Road. I was lucky. She walked away. But I don't want someone getting hurt on my conscious.

"I don't want our roads to be affected by the number of all of these houses."

Her comments were among those to be greeted with applause at last Friday's twohour meeting.

It was organised by PAGAM because of widespread dismay about the impact of large planned housing estates at Hook Lane, Sefter Road and Summer Lane in Pagham as well as just across the Bersted boundary at Morrells Farm/Chalcraft Lane.

PAGAM's chairman, Gill Homer, said the formal plans for the Sefter Road and Hook

Lane schemes were imminent.

Pagham Parish Council planning committee chairman Cllr David Huntley said a motion would be put to the council's next meeting to reflect residents' views.

"Unelected inspectors and officials have over-ridden the wishes of the community.

"They can do this for so long but there is an election coming up and we will have our say," he said.

Cllr Ray Radmall, Pagham Parish Council's chairman, said it had hired traffic consultants to get an expert opinion about the state of roads in the area.

"These plans are something people feel betrayed over. We must not be 'nimby' about this. That would not be right.

"But we have some unique and severe infrastructure problems in this area.

Pagham Road can be very dangerous.

"We had two crashes there last week.

We've had people ploughing into ditches and going through hedges," he said.

Bersted and Aldwick parish councillors Gill Yeates and Cllr Michael Warden also gave their personal views about the matter.

MP Nick Gibb said: "I take a keen intrest in this issue. The government has to find housing for a growing population for young people trying to get on the housing market.

"Very few people under 30 can afford a house. That's the reason for the government to seek more housing to be built right across the country."

The risk of flooding caused by the homes was also raised by the residents.

Large sites for housing due to be finalised by next spring NEXT March should see the final set of sites for large scale housing plans agreed.

That was the deadline given by Arun District Council's senior planning officer Karl Roberts to the meeting.

Mr Roberts, the council's director of planning and economic regeneration, said: "We have a range of 12 strategic sites. We have not yet finished our assessment work on them for transport and for surface and foul water drainage."

The locations included Ford airfield for a potential 1,500 homes.

Those sites finally chosen by councillors would be put to a planning

inspector next summer with a final decision in about a year's time.

He explained how Arun's housing target had nearly doubled from 580 dwellings a year in 2012 to about 1,000 now. Its housing need had been assessed as 919 annually and it might have to accommodate homes for which other councils lacked space. That would mean 20,000 new homes in the local plan land use blueprint from 2011-31.

"That is what the government requires us to do. We don't have an option. If we don't produce a local plan, they will require someone to come in and do it for us," he said.

BY RUTH SCAMMELL ruth.scammell@sussexpost.co.uk CHRISTMAS came early for the people of Bosham as a festive bazaar was held to raise money for St Wilfrid's Hospice.

THe event was organised by the local community and held at Bosham Village Hall to raise money for the hospice's Dreambuilding project to open a new hospice in the area.

A queue had begun to form outside before the event had even begun as people came out to support the hospice.

THere were crafts, Christmas decorations, toys, books, games, cakes, jams and preserves and much more.

In total, around £6,000 was raised, with around £4,500 being raised on the day itself.

Event organiser Liz Juniper, said: “We

wanted to put on an event to demonstrate our support of St Wilfrid’s and welcome the new hospice being built in Bosham.

"Over 100 local residents were involved in the organisation, from making crafts, cakes, jams and soups to helping during the lead up and on the day of the event.

“THere was a lovely atmosphere - the team worked incredibly hard to make it a success.

"It was a great joy to see people coming together in this way and having such an enjoyable time.”

St Wilfrid’s chief executive, Alison Moorey, said: “It was truly heartening to hear from so many people how much they are looking forward to welcoming St Wilfrid’s to the local community.”

THe Dreambuilding project was introduced because the hospice has outgrown its current site When the hospice opened in 1987, staff

cared for 188 patients.

But last year this had risen to 928 and research shows this is going to increase by at least 17 per cent in the next five years.

THe current site is deemed to no longer be fit-for-purpose.

Chloe Neilson-Hopkins is the Dreambuilding campaign co-ordinator at St Wilfrid's.

She said: "It was fantastic. It's the first time it's happened. It was an opportunity for them to welcome St Wilfrid's to the community."

THe project will cost in the region of £15.5 million and while half of this is being funded by the board of trustees, the rest of the funding comes from donations.

To find out more information and to make a donation to the project please visit dreambuilding.org.uk.

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Christmas at city museum PEOPLE of all ages will find lots of festive things to do over Christmas at THe Novium Museum.

As well as visiting the exhibitions, including the brand new Tim Peake exhibition, shoppers and visitors can also enjoy a coffee and browse the shop for Christmas gifts.

From Friday, December 2, children will be able to write to Father Christmas. Every letter with an address will receive a reply.

Children will also be able to meet Father Christmas in his colourful grotto on Saturday 3, 10 and 17 December. It costs £5 per child and includes a gift.

THe museum’s brand new Tim Peake exhibition will be launching on THursday, December 15. It will allow visitors to embark on a space journey that follows Tim Peake's astronomical adventure from growing up in Chichester to becoming the first British European Space Agency astronaut.

THe museum’s regular collections will also be available for all to enjoy.

Councillor Gillian Keegan, cabinet member for commercial services at Chichester District Council, said: “We are really excited to welcome people to THe Novium Museum this Christmas.

“As well as lots of events and activities, we will also be launching our brand new Tim Peake exhibition, which we know everyone is excited to see.”

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Margaret Johnson died on Saturday, November 12. She was chairman of the council from 2001 until 2008. A memorial service will be held in the new year.

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Residents rally to protect trees against homes plan

` Man wanted for recall for prison POLICE are searching for a 46-yearold man known to have connections with Bognor Regis.

Robert Bridges is wanted for recall to prison having breached the conditions of his release licence.

Bridges also has links to Chichester as well as the Thurrock, Aveley and South Ockendon areas of Essex and the E1 area in London's East End. He is white, 6ft tall, and of medium build with brown hair and blue eyes.

A Sussex Police spokesman said: "Bridges had been released from Lewes Prison part of the way through a two month sentence for theft imposed at Worthing Magistrates' Court on September 7.

"However, the Probation Service require his return to prison for breaching his release conditions."

Anyone who sees Bridges, or knows where he might be, is asked not to approach him but to contact Sussex Police on 101 or 999.

ANGRY Middleton residents have formed a group to fight for the future of protected trees.

The Silver Birch Action Group has been created to stop a maple and two ash from being damaged by threatened development.

Drive resident Louise Alger, said the scheme was deeply unpopular.

A total of 203 letters of objection to the plans has been received by Arun District Council. Its councillors are due to debate the application next Wednesday. Mrs Alger intends to speak before the debate to outline her fears for the trees if the development gets the go ahead.

"The only access to this site is where the trees are standing," she said. "I have paid for an arboriculturist's report which clearly says the proposed development will damage the future health and vitality of these trees.

"The tree expert - Bernie Harverson - states that the work to be carried out on the site will create significant root disturbance very close to the ash tree and well within its root protection area. He also says the trees are perfectly healthy."

Mrs Alger said she was worried this opinion conflicted with those supplied from the two councils. f Residents with one of the trees "I believe the right thing for these councils to do is to withdraw this application," she said, "and, if they The trees have stood proudly on farmland wish to re-start it, the first thing they must just north of Silver Birch Drive for some 50 do is to properly engage with the residents years. The site - officially known as 'land of Middleton.

"We can then all work together to ensure west of Yapton Road' - is subject to plans from owner West Sussex County Council that any development is appropriate for the village." for 13 houses.

The trees have only survived thanks to the But the group's founder, Silver Birch

alertness of Mrs Alger and her keen-eyed neighbours. In July last year, she rushed on to the land at 7am one day when men with chainsaws began to cut branches from the large ash tree on the county council's orders.

She persuaded them to stop - only for the men to return the next day for another attempt. This time, a group of her neighbours confronted the workmen. They were again successful.

Mrs Alger applied for the trees to be covered by a tree protection order. More than 60 letters of support were sent to Arun District Council by its deadline of last Christmas Eve. Arun granted the order six months ago.

Mrs Alger's joy was shortlived because the county council sent in its plans for 13 houses on the site the next month. She worked hard to mobilise opposition to the proposals. The risk of flooding is another major concern of residents if the farmland is developed. The site has been left empty for more than two years.

A report by planning officer Anita Gardner to Arun's members for the development control committee states: "The proposed site entrance and access road located within the root protection zones of the protected ash trees will be formed using a 'no dig' construction in order to protect the root system of these trees.

This is an industry recognised standard and allows for the access road to be laid in this portion of the site."

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Explosion is harsh reminder about using faulty gas ovens

BY RUTH SCAMMELL ruth.scammell@sussexpost.co.uk EMPLOYERS across the area have been given a harsh warning about correctly installing gas appliances after a pub firm was fined £25,000 following an explosion.

It comes after a faulty gas oven exploded and injured a chef at THe THree Crowns pub in Wisborough Green on November 2 last year.

During the incident, the chef was thrown across the kitchen. His clothes were singed and he suffered burns to his face, hands and arms.

An investigation by Chichester District Council’s Environmental Health Officers found that the propane gas oven had not been serviced properly for over five years.

Under Gas Safety Regulations employers have a duty to ensure gas appliances are maintained in a safe condition.

Health and Safety Executive guidance states that gas appliances should be serviced at least annually. Only engineers who are appropriately registered with the Gas Safe Register can carry out servicing or repairs on gas appliances.

Guildford Magistrates Court heard that a contractor used to repair the oven was not an appropriately registered engineer as required by Gas Safety Regulations.

It had no flame failure device as required by Gas Safety Regulations. THis

Gold awards for students TWO Chichester College cabinetmakers have won gold and silver at the national skills competition finals.

Chris Clarke, 18, from the Falkland Islands, and Tom Pennicott, 18 from Bosham, took the top places in the cabinet making category of the competition, which was held at the recent Skills Show at the NEC Birmingham.

THey were tasked with building bedside tables in oak to a specific design and saw off competition from some of the country’s best young cabinet makers to finish first and second.

Chris and Tom now have a chance to follow in the footsteps of world champion cabinet makers - former Chichester College students Edward Harringman and George Callow, who both won gold for the UK at WorldSkills in 2015 and 2013 respectively.

THey will be invited back to participate in next year’s skills final – and this time a place in the UK squad will be the main prize up for grabs.

Christian Notley MBE, lecturer at Chichester College and training manager for WorldSkillsUK cabinet making, said: “Both Chris and Tom did very well in what was a tough competition."

Shelagh Legrave OBE, principal at Chichester College, added: “We have a fantastic pedigree of cabinet makers here at Chichester College.

Congratulations to them both.”

meant that gas could continue flowing when not alight, causing a build-up, which led to the explosion.

THe investigation found that the company, Sussex Pub Management Ltd, had failed to act after staff raised concerns about the condition of the oven.

In 2012 a safety consultant employed by the company issued a written report which stated that the gas cooker should be inspected. THe report was never followed up and no inspection took place.

THe company pleaded guilty to an offence under the Health and Safety at Work Act. As well as the fine the company was also ordered to pay costs of £6,289.50 and £300 in compensation to the victim.

Councillor Carol Purnell, cabinet member for housing and environment services, said: "THis was a shocking breach of work health and safety law and several people could have died.

Sadly, this was a completely preventable accident if the company had acted early to ensure the gas oven was safe to use.

"It ignored staff concerns and those of a safety expert and two people were injured. Health and safety laws are there to protect employees and the company failed in its legal duties.

“I hope this case sends a strong message to all employers, that this council will not tolerate neglect of employee safety and will prosecute where appropriate."

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have told - hundreds of residents ENOUGH is enough plan for a large estate in Pagham. latest in four hours developers of the of some 200 people being drawn scheme THe high turnout to major development greeted the third Hallam Land Management wants on Hook Lane. up for the village. them on farmland Wimpey four months build up to 300 of one by Taylor THe exhibition follows scheme off Sefter Road. Another sized ago for a similar several hundred homes is planned 900 properties. development for Lane. THey total some was among those 47, 29 around Summer Issue: Dominic Kelly, Lion Road resident Monday's display. traffic. Pagham who went along to concern for me is road He said: "THe biggest with one road in and one Chichester. seems to be a cul-de-sac lane all the way to With out. We need a cycle network has to be improved. far "THe existing road and everything else, the roads are farm tractors, lorries Farm Residents' too narrow." chairs the Mill told to talk to the Jane Collins, who "Hallam have been that everybody Association, said: It's disappointing developers. two other up on Pagham.

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"THe Friends came into being because of local community loyalty to our hospitals, drawing volunteers from these communities, using local suppliers and raising funds for our hospitals.

"THe Trust announcement has come after almost five months of uncertainty for the Friends, during which the Trust has pursued a commercial tender process, while keeping open the option of retaining the status quo.

In the last 10 years, the three Friends' charities combined have annually donated equipment costing approximately £800,000 to £1 million to the three hospitals.

THe Friends of Chichester Hospitals added that they acknowledge that the new contract will help to purchase equipment for the hospitals but that they have consistently supported the purchase of major equipment items and projects. THey said they are yet to learn where they will be moved to.

"Concern remains regarding the future viability of the Friends’ daily ward trolley service, which we know is a highlight of the day for most patients, if a full high quality shop service as at present cannot be replicated to support it.

"THis decision has come as a heavy blow to the men and women who put their hearts into serving the needs of others, helping to lighten the strain of illness upon countless patients and their families.

"We would like to thank the many people who have expressed their

appreciation and respect for the work of the Friends and especially of our shop volunteers and staff who have continued through this lengthy and difficult process to deliver a professional and genuinely friendly service to all our customers.

"THe messages of thanks and support have been amazing - people have spoken from the heart and it is clear that the Friends, our shops and staff are held in real affection by the communities we serve."

Western Sussex NHS Foundation Trust said that the move will see an upgrade to the main entrances of the hospitals and generate a further £450k a year at least to invest in patient services, the first instalment of which will be allocated for new radiology and ultrasound equipment at Worthing and St Richard’s.

David Jones, director of Facilities and Estates for the Trust said: “THis new contract is great news for patients, visitors and staff at Western Sussex Hospitals.

"We’ll be improving the availability and choice of food and drink within our hospitals while securing additional funding for services and equipment."

Mike Viggers, trust chairman, added: “THe Friends make a valuable contribution to our hospitals, giving their time and expertise and we remain grateful for everything they do.

“We recognise that this change will affect them, which is why we’ve made it a priority to give each of them an alternative home in the hospitals.

"We are also encouraging those individuals who currently volunteer in the shops and cafés to join our 1,000-strong volunteer force to continue supporting us in providing excellent patient care.”

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Appeal for information A WOMAN died following a four car crash on the A272.

Now, police are appealing for witnesses after the crash which happened west of Petworth at around 6.20pm on Monday.

It happened between Brookfield Lane and Dean Lane, Tillington.

A black BMW 325i travelling east was in a head-on collision with a black Fiat Panda before striking an eastbound red Nissan Qashqai which then hit a roadside tree.

A grey Ford Mondeo driven by a 40-year-old man was involved but no damage or injury resulted.

THe driver of the Fiat, a 59-yearold woman from Midhurst died.

THe BMW driver and the Nissan driver suffered minor injuries.

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LEGAL action is being taken against against a housing developer after they failed to pay a development levy.

Chichester District Council is taking Mildren Homes Ltd to court for not paying the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL), which is applied to the majority of new properties across the country, where CIL is in operation.

THe levy helps to pay for new school places, health facilities, road improvements, public open spaces and community facilities.

THe developer, which is building 30 properties on the Pynham Manor development in Pynham Crescent, Hambrook, owes around £400,000.

Mildren Homes Ltd has already appealed against penalty payments relating to procedural failures and was unsuccessful.

THis decision was made by the Government’s Planning Inspectorate.

THe council added a note to land search returns relating to the outstanding CIL debt, so that solicitors acting on the homebuyers’ behalf would be notified when carrying out a land search on one of the properties. THis encouraged solicitors to contact the council before moving ahead with any purchase.

Councillor Susan Taylor, cabinet member for planning, said: "We are taking legal action against the developer because the community needs this vital funding to help pay for school places, health facilities, roads and community

facilities.

"We are also concerned that, under the regulations, if this is not paid, the responsibility may fall on the homeowner. We are doing everything we can to ensure that this doesn’t happen.

“It also concerns us that properties have already been sold, despite the note we placed on the land search returns

aimed at solicitors working on behalf of prospective home owners.

"We have issued a letter to all of the homes that have been occupied on the site explaining the situation and offering our support, and we have put up notices on the site." It is believed nearly half of the properties have already been sold.

As a result, the council is issuing Mildren

Homes Ltd with a Warning Notice, which will be closely followed by a Stop Notice.

THis will prevent the developer from continuing to build on the development and sell homes until payment is made.

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Shelagh Legrave OBE, principal of Chichester College, said: “THe Beacon Awards are like the Oscars of the education world, so to win one is

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I understood what it felt like to be objectified, judged, based on my appearance, and to have expectations placed on me based on my diagnosis.

“People are deeply uncomfortable to talk about illness and particularly cancer.

“It remains under-examined but publically over-discussed, when compared with other serious illnesses, yet we as a society are terrible at addressing it.

“A musical will not solve cancer and the reality of living with the disease but, for those facing the illness, it can be good to talk openly and in a different environment,” he adds.

“It is challenging for the audience but, I hope, it is an opportunity for those with experience of cancer or series illnesses to feel their story is told in its truth and entirety - one far away from that inspirational Hollywood story which always seemed so false.”

A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer will run at London’s National THeatre until 29 November. To find out more information visit nationaltheatre.org.uk.

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A THEATRE company created at Chichester College to support students with learning difficulties and disabilities has won a national award for inclusive learning.

THeatre Inc, based at Chichester College, received the Association of Colleges (AoC) Beacon Award for Inclusive Learning, sponsored by Microlink and the AoC Charitable Trust.

THe award was announced by comedian Jon Culshaw at the recent AoC Annual Conference in Birmingham.

Launched in 2015 THeatre Inc provides vocational performing arts training that is tailored for students with learning disabilities, as well as developing their numeracy, literacy, communication and general life-skills.

THe 20-strong company of performers live with conditions such as Down syndrome, autism and Asperger syndrome. As part of THeatre Inc, they have the opportunity to develop skills as dancers, singers and actors.

THey undertake high profile performances across the region and company members lead workshops for

A UNIVERSITY of Chichester academic who suffered from cancer has written a musical to try and change perceptions of the disease.

Dr Brian Lobel, who was diagnosed with the illness on his 20th birthday, has written a show called A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer.

“Despite the overabundance of charities, research campaigns, ribbons, and bracelets, so little is known about what it actually means to have cancer,” said Dr Brian Lobel, co-writer of A Pacifist’s Guide and a senior lecturer of performing arts at the university.

“THe show is about provoking social change by demystifying the experience of the word cancer, the reality of the illness, and how we can talk openly about it with friends and family.”

In the 15 years since his stage-three metastatic testicular cancer diagnosis he has become a critical voice of patient care.

“I was one month past my 20th birthday and I had cancer,” he said.

“Exposed to clinical examination,

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RESIDENTS at a Chichester care home had a visit from some unusual animals.

Marriott House and Lodge Care Home welcomed in Zoo Lab - the UK's number 1 animal handling experience company.

Creatures such as spiders, snakes, frogs, toads, millipedes, snails and scorpions were among those visiting the home.

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` Carols in the Park CAROLS will soon resound around Hotham Park in Bognor Regis again.

Hotham Park Heritage Trust is staging its annual carol concert on December 4 at the bandstand.

A trust spokesman said: "Starting at 4pm, family fun will include the opportunity to meet Father Christmas in his grotto and receive a gift, seasonal bouncy castle and meet the Pagham Ponies. Carol singing will be led by the Bognor Regis Salvation Army band and the RAFA (381) Choir from 6pm." Song sheets will be available.

Hot food and drink, including mince pies by Bognor Regis firm Turners Pies will be available.

Anyone who goes along is advised to wrap up warm and take a torch.

Friday, November 25, 2016

Thousands back call for a northern route for bypass

` Teenager found BOGNOR Regis teenager Ahmed Alibiari has been found safe and well. Police released the news last Thursday - more than a month after Ahmed, 17, had been reported missing on October 12.

Ahmed was found on the afternoon of November 15.

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THOUSANDS of supporters of an A27 northern bypass around Chichester have signed a petition to get the route reinstated - amid warnings of the impact of the alternatives around Bognor Regis.

The number of backers on the e-petition to the government had reached 3,259 a week ago. They need at least 10,000 names to prompt a response.

They are hoping to increase awareness of the result of what they call the inferior southern options and prompt residents across Bognor Regis and the Manhood peninsula to boost the campaign. Sian Taylor has organised the petition at: https:// petition.parliament.uk/petitions/165748 She said: "A northern bypass proposal, popular with residents, has been dropped and voting is only on the inferior southern options. Although the southern options are cheaper than a northern bypass, they will all be unable to cope within a few years and the whole process will begin again.

"The northern bypass was on the table and was hastily withdrawn before any public consultation had taken place and no explanation was forthcoming for its withdrawal.

"The point of the petition is to urge that it be put back on the table since the options left are totally inadequate, will be a huge waste of public money, cause so much disruption, damage and misery and are just not acceptable - none will actually do the job required - and at what cost?"

The northern bypass could be achieved with a road sunk into a cutting with

minimal impact on the surroundings. It would also take 21 months of construction away from the existing road network.

Building any of the six southern routes would involve 41 months of mayhem on the roads. But there would be further problems, said Sian.

"Now consider major roads carried on gantries at roof level through already overcrowded area - the majority of the population lives south of the A27 - taking all those fumes and noise, thundering past secondary schools, primary schools and the Free School.

"Add to that, traffic from the south wishing to travel east will be funnelled along Lagness Road and Vinnetrow Road.

These roads are overloaded already and there is no obvious way of improving or widening them," she said.

"It has been acknowledged that this natural extension of the link road, the B2166 and Vinnetrow Road, will need upgrading to a dual carriageway in the not too distant future. It just doesn't make sense and can't be done.

"There is simply not enough capacity on the B2166 for the extra traffic. Likewise, the mini-roundabout at the junction of the B2145 and the B2166 just could not cope."

Sian added that option - Option 2 by Highways England - would cause the greatest damage to the landscape and to the area's cultural heritage.

The government has set aside £100250m between March 2019-March 2021 for the A27 improvement works.

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Students Students helphelp launch launch a sport a sport NEW age kurling has arrived at a Bognor Regis centre.

The Laburnum Centre's first staging of the Paralympic sport was held with support from young sports leaders. The Regis School students led and umpired the event between teams formed from 25-30 of the centre's members.

One of the students, Jay Beacher, 13, said: "We've organised the players into teams, set up the equipment and are refereeing the games to make sure they go smoothly.

"We've held a kurling tournament for primary school children but this is the first time we have done anything like this. It's good fun but it's very competitive."

The sport's launch at the Lyon Street centre last Thursday was thanks to Bognor Regis Lions Club. It donated a ÂŁ300 set of equipment. President Roger Turner joined the town's mayor, Cllr Pat Dillon, at the first tournament.

Both rolled their sleeves up to join in. Mr Turner said: "We were pleased to help out.

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This is going well and everyone's enjoying themselves. It's hard work and there's fierce competition. They're not taking any prisoners here."

One of the players, Felpham resident Annie Gadd, 72, said: "It's the first time I've played the sport and it's good fun. I've just had a knee replacement and it's a sport I can do without having to bend down."

Sean O'Connor, the school sport partnership manager at The Regis School, said: "These are Year 9 sports leaders and today is about extending their leadership skills by working with a different age group.

It is part of our community outreach work and the 2016 Paralympics legacy."

Laburnum Centre co-ordinator Paul Catt said: "We wanted to introduce a new sport which anyone could do and new age kurling is a Paralympic sport. It can be played from a wheelchair, standing up using a pole or a ramp to launch the stones.

"We're grateful to the Lions for the equipment."

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AN ATTEMPT to restore early opening at the Bognor Regis waste site has been rejected.

The county councillor in charge of the service said he would not sanction a change to bring back the 8am starts at the Arun Business Park site in spite of tailbacks being caused by its new 10am opening and two days a week closure.

Cllr David Barling told the business owners: "I do recognise that Bognor HWRS is in a unique position behind a retail/industrial park and, thereby, has a limited access.

"Having now reviewed the statistics on afternoon usage, which demonstrates that in excess of 3,500 visits are made to the facility between 3-5pm each week, and having received representations from two county council colleagues and also from Bersted Parish Council, I have come to the conclusion that it is not appropriate for me to change this so early after the implementation of the scheme on October 1.

"I know you will be disappointed with this but we will continue to monitor the situation closely."

But he said extra signs and barriers at the site would be quickly installed to try to improve the situation.

County Cllr Francis Oppler said: "It is clear the new arrangements have not worked. I call upon the county council to re-instate the old opening times. At the very least, it should open the site at 8am everyday, which the firms want."

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by Fiona Callingham news@sussexpost.co.uk 01243 980 506 ext 11 IT was an emotional evening for businesses from across Bognor Regis as their hardwork and achievements were recognised.

Held at the Shoreline Hotel in Butlins, the 19th Arun Business of the Year Awards was attended by over 200 people eager to pay homage to local individuals and companies.

Host of the evening, Arun District Council officer Miriam Nicholls shared her delight in the popularity of the evening, and said: “This is the biggest Business Awards we have had yet.” A record number of entrants provided encouragement about the growing level of interest in the district's businesses, she stated.

The sponsor of the Business in Education Award, the University of Chichester agreed with this. Professor Seamus Higson said: “These awards are all really important for local businesses.

“It is amazing for us to see the impact these local businesses have on our students. It gives them the chance to learn which skills are really important.”

Tor Walmsley who has recently started her own business, Mindful Moments UK, was there last Friday to gain inspiration for her work.

She said: “I’m here to have a look at other small businesses and what they have achieved.

"It’s also really important to build a relationship with other businesses in the community.

"I’m hoping to enter next year.”

The excitement in the room was palpable as the ceremony began. People from businesses

f Over 200 people attended the awards of all types were seated together and happily discussed their work and expressed their pride in what others do.

The first award of the night was for New Business of the Year. The owner of the Tonsorial Parlour in Bognor Regis, Ben Yilmaz, displayed the same confidence required to open a new business when collecting the award. He expressed his gratitude for the award.

He said: “It means a lot and shows that the community and other businesses have accepted us. It’s amazing.”

The sense of community mentioned throughout the awards was present all evening as businesses congratulated each other on their successes. This was never more apparent than when the sponsor of the Business Marketing and Promotion Award, NL Autos, happily presented

Kate and Georgia Alston of Pinks Vintage Ice Cream with their award and said: “We are very happy and chuffed for them”.

Former winners, Regis Removals, were honoured again this year at the ceremony.

David Wride from Regis Removals accepted the award for customer care. He explained how he sought this award for years.

He said: “I always wanted to get this on behalf of our staff who work tirelessly for our customers.”

Many employers spoke highly of their workers in the success of their companies.

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First winner of award which recalls Robert MEMORIES of a much-loved Felpham hotel owner were to the fore when a new award was presented in his honour.

The presentation of the Robert Warham Award for Young Entrepreneur of the Year.

The Beachcroft Hotel in Felpham was the most emotional moment of the night.

The award was created to recognise the achievements of former owner Robert Warham who passed away earlier this year.

Charles Warham, Robert’s son, presented the award and said “Dad would be honoured so by this award.

“He did so much for this community, it’s nice to see it come together like this every year.”

The winner of this heart-felt award was 23-year-old Courtney Walters from Bognor Regis firm Regis Removals. She said: “It means absolutely everything. I didn’t expect it at all!

“I’ve been working with Regis Removals for one year this month. I do so many things there, I deal with office work, social media, finances, accounts and admin.

“I only discovered business through Chichester College. Debbie Ross there inspired me.”

Her triumph was part of a successful night for young people in business all round. Awards for Employee of the Year and Business Person of the Year were

won by Joe Harriss and Jack Keywood respectively from Luv Carpets in Bognor Regis.

Jack spoke of his respect for the sponsor of the award, David Wride.

He said: “This is a great achievement especially coming from David.”

Mr Wride felt that the award could not have gone to a more deserving person.

He said: “It really shows something about a business that both the employee [Joe] and employer [Jack] won awards tonight.

Jack lives for business.”

The ceremony ended with the presentation of the Overall Business of the Year award. Gusto Wines were granted the prestigious award to add to its success in the Website of the Year category.

Simon Wallace, from the company, explained the significance of the evening.

He said: “For me, tonight is so important.

If all the businesses here are doing well then the community is doing well.”

One of his colleagues Claire said: “The drive and passion Simon has is infectious and feeds through the team.”

Arun District Council's deputy chairman, Cllr Jacky Pendleton, summarised the relevance of the awards. She said: “Tonight is important for the economic welfare of our community. These awards act as a pinnacle for what we do well here.”

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Trustee matches are successful A UNIQUE speed dating night for charities and potential trustees has been hailed as a success.

Voluntary Action Arun and Chichester held the first event of its kind to match individuals with community groups who are seeking new trustees to help to run them.

Dozens of people attended the occasion at Pallant House Gallery in Chichester this month.

A real buzz filled the air as existing trustees spelled out the duties of the role and organisations, who had been coached in 'selling' their work, networked to chat with them in the hope of finding a match.

Lillian Holdsworth, one of the

Deputy Lieutenants of West Sussex, said: "The buzz, post presentations, indicated just how successful the evening was. Everyone appeared to be animated and I witnessed quite a few pairings."

Her fellow Deputy Lieutenant, Margaret Bamford, described the event as "focussed, brief, appropriate, reassuring and informative - well worth the effort at the end of a long busy day".

The evening was hosted by the High Sheriff of West Sussex, Mark Spofforth OBE and is set to be repeated in the Arun district in hope of another success because members of VAAC say they struggle to recruit trustees.

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MORE than £500 has been given to a Bognor Regis school for its loyalty.

Southway Primary School received the windfall from YPO - the UK's largest publically owned buying organisation.

It is sharing its profits with its thousands of school customers and Southway's portion has added to up £505.

Head of school Sarah Holland said: "Donations of this are always incredibly welcome and help us to invest further in resources to aid and enrich our pupils' wider school experience."

The school in South Way plans to use its loyalty vouchers to purchase more educational resources.

The loyalty scheme sees a share of YPO's profits throughout 2015/16 given back to its public sector customers based on how much they spend with the group each year.

Simon Hill, YPO's managing director, said: "With budgets at a breaking point, schools are facing the persistent challenge of balancing providing an exceptional education with the pressures of keeping costs low.

"We're delighted to play a part in helping schools that regularly buy equipment and resources from us by offering them a share of our profits through our longstanding loyalty scheme."

Since its start in 2011, the loyalty scheme has given back almost £110m to YPO customers in the public sector.

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To promote your event email Fiona Callingham at: entertainment@sussexpost.co.uk or phone: 01243 908506 Support your local concert band

December 4 St Wilfrid's Church, Bognor Regis info@brconcertband.org.uk www.brconcertband.org.uk THE Bognor Regis Concert Band have been working hard in rehearsals over the past few weeks to create a varied and enjoyable programme for this year's Christmas Concert.

From traditional Christmas carols that you're all invited to sing-along with to festive hits made famous by films and pop stars over the years, this concert has Christmas music for everyone.

Since their formation in 1986 the band has grown both in size and popularity and currently haas around 50 enthusiastic

members.

Throughout the year the non-profit band performs in several gigs out of pure enjoyment and love for music. As residents of the local community they rely on the continued support of people like you to provide them with an audience for their hard work.

Christmas is always their busiest time of year with several appearances at markets, events and their own concerts.

This concert looks to be as fun and festive as ever with a programme filled with a variety of favourites such as White Christmas, Christmas Festival and Swingin Jingle.

Tickets cost £5 for adults or £3 for children.

The band are always happy to welcome new members. For more information email them at info@brconcert.org.uk.

Meet Green Father Christmas and Tree Dressing December 3-4 Weald and Downland Museum, Singleton office@wealddown.co.uk 01243 81163 www.wealddown.co.uk THERE is no shortage of festive fun at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum this December. The first weekend of the month sees both Father Christmas visiting the museum (3rd and 4th) and the annual tree dressing event taking place (the 4th).

In his traditional green garb Father Christmas will be seated in his chamber ready to welcome guests. In-keeping with his dress, Father Christmas is bringing along delightful traditional presents to distribute among well-behaved children.

While waiting to meet Old St Nick visitors will be provided with a hot drink and delicious mince pie.

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Father Christmas they picture him wearing a red coat trimmed with white. In fact this idea of his dress is only about 140 years old.

Previously he was always portrayed wearing green.

Another forgotten tradition is being held on the Sunday as visitors are asked to take place in the unique tree dressing event.

Bring along a jam jar which will be decorated and turned into a lantern. A procession of the lanterns then begins around the museum while darkness falls. The trees at the centre of the museum are then decorated with the lanterns creating a magical scene unlike any other.

This activity is based on the ancient customs that celebrated the life-giving properties of trees.

Regular admission prices apply for the tree dressing but appointments will need to be made in advance to meet Green Father Christmas.

December 9 Kings Theatre, Portsmouth boxoffice@kingsportsmouth.co.uk 023 9282 8282 www.kingsportsmouth.co.uk THE energetic and enthusiastic cast of THat'll Be THe Day are back with a festive show for everyone to enjoy.

The popular rock 'n' roll variety show is in Portsmouth for one night only to celebrate the Christmas season. Let them take you

on a journey through the decades with everyone's favourite Christmas classics from the 1950s right through to the songs of the 1980s. All this combined with hilarious comedy routines that the troupe are well known for will ensure that this is a brilliant spectacle for everyone watching.

Since the show's beginnings in 1986 the ever evolving cast of THat'll Be THe Day have aimed to provide audiences with an entertaining rock 'n' roll experience

while introducing the music to a younger generation in a way that everyone will enjoy.

This has certainly proven to be the case, as earlier this year they celebrated their 30th anniversary of the show.

Their Christmas tour started this November and will see them journey around the country until December 31st.

Already tickets are selling fast.

Tickets are priced between £22-£27.

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December 11 and 18 Chichester Cinema at New Park info@chichestercinema.org 01243 786650 www.chichestercinema.org

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"The Weald and Downland are offering an insight into past Christmas traditions."

"This show boasts a variety of favourite Christmas songs."

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THIS is the first pantomime of the year to feature on our What's On pages. Oh yes it is!

Peter Pan seems to be a hot choice for pantomimes at the moment as there are a few versions popping up around West Sussex in the coming weeks. However, it is this adaptation that gets the ball rolling and looks to be one of the more lively productions.

Many famous faces are among the cast including Richard 'Dick' McCourt of the infamous Dick and Dom duo on CBBC, and stand-up comedian Patrick Monahan.

Playing the lovable Tiger Lily and Peter Pan are two former X-Factor singers Amelia

Lily and Lloyd Daniels, ensuring that there is plenty of talent to be found in this production.

Based on the classic J. M Barrie story of the boy who never grew up, audiences can expect to see all their favourite characters from the book on stage including the forgetful Smee, scampish Peter and of course the villainous Captain Hook.

THe Pantomime Adventures of Peter Pan is proud to embrace the pantomime genre and is packed with all the fabulous costumes, creative scenery and slapstick comedy that we love and have come to expect from a show such as this.

Just make sure you remember all your lines such as "he's behind you!", "oh no it's not" and, of course, "boo, hiss!"

Tickets start at £12.50.

December 6-10 Chichester Festival Theatre box.office@cft.org.uk 01243 781312 www.cft.org.uk CHICHESTER Festival Theatre are marking the start of the festive season with a night of traditional carols, sing-alongs and one or two Christmas cracker jokes.

After the warm reception last year's shows received the theatre are pleased to welcome back the Cathedral Choir alongside The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines.

Together they will venture through a packed programme filled with festive cheer and much-loved yuletide songs.

As an audience member you will be given the chance to vote for your favourite Christmas song to be included in the show, and you might just be lucky enough to sing along to it on the night! Last year's winner was In the Bleak Midwinter which proved

to be the highlight of the evening when performed all together by the band, choir and audience.

The choristers from Chichester Cathedral have always been highly praised for their professionalism, confidence and ambition. Every year they perform at the Chichester Festival Theatre at Christmas to much acclaim and this year looks to be no different.

The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines are also always highly professional when it comes to music and performing, ensuring that these carols will sound as beautiful as possible.

Of course it is mainly about festive fun though, and audience participation is expected during the Christmas carols.

Make sure you and your family are ready to join in with the singing to fully enjoy your night out!

Prices start at £15. Make sure you book soon because tickets are going fast!

"A traditional evening of Christmas carols that's set to delight audiences!"

"A double festive treat with screenings of both British and Russian versions of the classic ballet."

AUDIENCES across the country have the chance to watch two professional productions of THe Nutcracker this December.

Both the Royal Ballet and Russian company Bolshoi Ballet’s versions of Tchaikovsky’s famous ballet are being shown at cinema screenings across the country, including the Chichester Cinema at New Park.

The first of the two versions, performed by the Royal Ballet, is being filmed a few days before the screening. It marks a celebration of the original production's choreographer Peter Wright's 90th birthday.

In contrast, the screening of the Bolshoi Ballet company's THe Nutcracker is live, promising that the two versions will be quite different.

THe Nutcracker score is undeniably one of Tchaikovsky's most accessible and famous work. Audiences everywhere recognise the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Waltz of the Flowers and Dance of the Reed Flutes among many other pieces from the ballet.

A story rooted in Christmas that enters the realms of dreams, THe Nutcracker has always been a magical tale that has captured the hearts of audiences.

Tickets for both screenings range between £10-£17.50.

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Friday 2nd December - Golden Boulder Saturday 3rd December - Open Plan Panic Room

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The Chichester Inn Fri 25th Nov - The Newgrass Cutters, 8pm £15.00 Sat 26 Nov - Pink Floyd Chamber Suite, 8pm £10 adv, £15 door Mon 28 Nov - Chichester Folk club, 8pm Wed 30 Nov - Lindy Hop dancing, 8pm

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Classicism and Romanticism have long been Pallant House Gallery is pleased to announce the first major exhibition to consider the subject of classicism considered opposing traditions in art, but the exhibition and myth in Modern British art between 1920-1950. will demonstrate classical myth to have been an Featuring 80 works and objects, including paintings, important source of inspiration for the Neo-Romantics drawings, prints, sculpture, photography and illustrated of the 1940s, including Henry Moore, Ceri Richards and books, the exhibition will include works by well-known Michael Ayrton. A group of works by Moore exemplifies artists such as Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson, Madame this relationship, in particular Phemius and Telemachus Yevonde and Wyndham Lewis, whilst exploring the (1944), a drawing based on characters from Homer's contribution of largely forgotten figures from British Odyssey, the bronze draped female Reclining Figure art including Edith Rimmington and John Kavanagh.

(1945) and the drawing Three Women Winding Wool The exhibition will provide a new perspective on British (The Three Fates) (1948). art in the early 20th century, challenging the view of modern art as a succession of avant-garde movements and styles, and instead showing how these movements engaged with tradition and myth as a way of dealing with an uncertain present.

In the 1920s and ‘30s continental artists including Pablo Picasso, Fernand Léger and Gino Severini turned away from the machine-like and abstract avant-garde forms of the 1910s in a ‘return to order’ that saw the revival of a classicising and monumental style. In Britain artists including Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell, Wyndham Lewis, and Edward Wadsworth adopted similar forms of expression, Also on show will be Gerald Leslie Brockhurst’s celebrated portrait, Wallis, Duchess of Windsor (1939) painted as an enigmatic modern ‘Mona Lisa’ in a traditional style that recalls Renaissance portraiture.

Artists of the period reinterpreted ancient myths Ernest Procter, The Day’s End, 1927, oil on canvas, for a modern audience, such as the bronze Echo and 91.6 x 106.5cm, Image courtesy of Leicester Arts and Narcissus (1931-2) by the gay artist Glyn Philpot (showing Museums Service the Greek youth in love with his own reflection) and Eric Ravilious’ Study for the Morley College Murals (1928) About PAllAnt House GAllery featuring Olympian gods and goddesses in a design for Located in the heart of historic Chichester on the south a canteen. Included in this section will be an important coast, Pallant House Gallery is a unique combination of group of works by John Armstrong from the late 1920s a Grade One Listed Queen-Anne townhouse and an depicting myths such as The Rape of Persephone and award- winning contemporary extension, housing one Psyche on the Styx. Armstrong’s costume designs for I, of the most significant collections of Modern British Claudius (1937) a film adaptation of Robert Graves’ 1934 art in the country. Widely acclaimed for its innovative novel, which takes the form of a fictional autobiography temporary exhibitions and exemplary Learning and of the Roman Emperor Claudius will also be exhibited, Community programme which has inclusion at its alongside illustrated books of Greek and Roman heart, the Gallery has won numerous awards since remyth illustrated by leading printmakers of the period opening in 2006. including Eric Gill, John Buckland Wright and John Farleigh.

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I never thought I would be relaxed about a train delay, but if I was not in a big hurry, I’d be very pleased to have an excuse to eat at the Foundry, situated conveniently adjacent to Chichester Railway Station. The Restaurant has ample parking too, and I was able to park conveniently right outside ready to try their lunch time menu.

The Foundry has been extensively renovated and refurbished thanks to the new owners, John and Gemma Whelen, and an amazing job they have done of it too.

The décor is outstanding and has clearly been designed by a professional designer, offering muted teals, augmented with black and white, and a harmonious mixture of woodwork and flooring , stylish colourful lighting, and interesting features such as an old gramophone and even a wall decorated entirely with one pence pieces- a real conversation point.

The result comes together beautifully to create an charmingly eye catching venue, comprising a large bar area, dining area, seating areas, and even a small raised stage, where I was told they have occasional live music at the weekends and a late licence to

enable diners to enjoy a relaxed evening out without being rushed.

I took my seat in the airy and light dining area, and was greeted and served by Sean the manager, who was extremely helpful and friendly. He is clearly very proud of The Foundry and all it has to offer, and rightly so. Families, friends, couples, and even lone females would be right at home there, in the chilled and relaxed atmosphere, with familiar background music and sport on the large screen TV in the bar area, making it appealing to a wide range of customers.

Sean brought me over the regular menu and advised that they also boast a special menu, which changes daily and is written up on the blackboard; all food is sourced locally, their fish always fresh- never frozen, and they use local vegetables and meat, even the coffee, he said, is supplied by a local firm who import directly. They are happy to offer sandwiches and snacks to those waiting for trains or embarking on a journey too.

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`"All food is sourced locally, their fish always fresh- never frozen, and they use local vegetables and meat.

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wait very long for it to arrive- a spectacularly large piece of golden battered fish lightly garnished with parsley, and served with sweet green peas and a pot of creamy piquant tartar sauce on the side. An exceptionally delicate light crispy batter, concealing moist, thick flakes of pristine fresh white fish, on a heap of hot golden chips rivalling any seaside fish and chip shop. I enjoyed every flavoursome mouthful; you can’t beat a really good fish and chips and this was, without doubt , one of the best I have ever had.

Being a person with little will power, my determination to resist dessert was soon overturned when I examined the menu again, and spotted the chocolate brownie. A good sized square of luscious brown chocolate criss crossed with a deep chocolaty sauce, and topped off with a big ball of glossy white ice cream was soon bought my way. The heavenly warm crunchy nutty outer shell, with gooey middle- the perfect brownie,

complimented by creamy cold vanilla ice cream was simply delicious.

I rounded my lunch off with a creamy frothy latte, with a big rich roasted flavour, before having a last chat with the exceptionally friendly staff, and taking a quick look round.

It was a wet and windy day, but I ventured out to see the garden, and this will certainly be a big attraction in summer, with plenty of seating, lights, and canopies.

The Foundry has transformed itself under the new ownership and moved far away from the traditional pub of yesteryear, it is now a bright, clean, stylish and welcoming establishment, with something for everyone, and a very reasonably priced menu with all the favourite Classics including burgers, pasta, and Sunday Roasts. They can offer group bookings and Christmas Parties as well as lunches, snacks on the go, evening dinners or anything in between. I will definitely be eating there again.

WHEN the going gets tough, the tough get going and when the weather gets rough, yours truly gets going - basically to Devon in search of the fruits of Bacchus!

In the past you would head to Axminster in pursuit of quality carpets, but nowadays a trip to Miller's Farm Shop is de rigueur, if you seek to stock up for the festive period. I noticed that stocks remained of the Jacques Bardelot Champagne, a veritable bargain at a mere £12.99 with its complexity , clean citrus and apple flavours and a light toastiness to boot!

I next perceived a Famille Perrin Côtes Du Rhône Réserve 2015 for under ten pounds and, mindful of the prestigious reputation of these pioneering organic wine growers, noted its elegance and cleanliness on the palate and a wine worth trying for a different sort of white wine experience.

Malcolm Miller specialises in red wine, principally from across the Channel, and I readily took up his recommendation of a 2011 Château Lalande - Borie Saint

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to M&S in Chichester reunited me with an old favourite, namely the Louis Vertay Champagne, reduced to £16.50 and, if the 25 per cent reduction on six bottles is still active, a pre - yuletide bargain - one to snap up!

Local Co-Op stores also have current offers and the main Rose Green branch has Signal Post Shiraz and Chardonnay

down to a tantalising £4.99 and Brancott Estate Sauvignon Blanc at under seven pounds, a safe bet for guests at this price!

Lanson Black Label Champagne is currently on offer at just £20 and Möet et Chandon down to £25.99 followed by Veuve Clicquot at £27.99. A good time to buy at the moment and I wish you a peaceful end to November!

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by Denise Kelly

Listen to the important messages of Movember OK, so it’s nearly the end of November and we are seeing a lot of overgrown beards and moustaches about. Personally I am a bit partial to a man with hair! Ha! Ha! But joking aside I like the fact that men can let it all grow and not worry about shaving for the whole month of November.

So where did Movember originally come from?

Apparently the word ‘Mo’ is Australian slang for moustache.

The idea for Movember was born in 2003 when Travis Garone and his mate Luke Slattery got together to have a couple of beers.

After a few pints eventually their conversation turned randomly to the vanishing of the 1970’s moustache!

They wondered if they could bring it back into fashion.

One thought led to another and the two friends realised that there are almost no campaigns to create awareness regarding men’s health.

They found inspiration from the women around them who took an active part in raising funds and spreading awareness about breast cancer and other women’s health issues.

This led them to combine the idea of bringing the moustache back to creating awareness about men’s health, prostate cancer in particular, as they considered it to be the male equivalent of breast cancer.

Sadly throughout the world, a large number of young men are victims of prostate cancer. With this in mind they decided to take some serious steps to change the scenario of men’s health, “one moustache at a time”.

Now the Movember Foundation works on the motto: “Our fathers, partners, brothers, and friends face a health crisis that isn’t being talked about.

"Men are dying too young. We can’t afford to stay silent.”

In the years that followed the Movember community has continued to grow at an extraordinary pace. They are now officially active in 21 countries.

Since its initiation in 2003, the Movember Foundation has come a long way, tackling men’s health problems on a global scale focusing on these core issues: prostate cancer, testicular cancer, mental health and suicide prevention.

The three fundamentals of Movember are: 1. Awareness and education 2. Survivor supports program 3. Research I have two very close friends at the moment undergoing treatment for cancer. One has just been diagnosed with throat cancer and the other prostate, and they both have only just turned 50.

Often, symptoms of younger men are overlooked because they are ‘too young’ to have such disease.

Unfortunately this is not a true statement, but luckily through the media, charities, and men opening up more about their own health issues, diagnosis is becoming earlier and the survival rates are higher.

If you feel like you have any health issues and have been avoiding discussing it with anyone, make today the day you make that call. It may not be anything as bad as you

think, but it's better to be safer than sorry.

For more information contact the Movember Foundation on: info.uk@ movember.com or check out www. movember.com.

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Her company is called - DK-The wellbeing company - and represents all things health and fitness.

She also runs a juice company 'Juice it' that makes and delivers healthy juices and smoothies.

She is involved with motivational talks, conferences and corporate events regarding health all over

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"Men have a 14% higher risk of developing cancer and a 37% higher risk of dying from cancer than women, and yet they are less likely than women to acknowledge illness or to seek help when sick."

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So Lovely staged its latest Christmas market at Mosse Memorial Hall for the first time.

And the result was a resounding triumph to the delight of the salon's owner, Romaine Arter.

She said: "There must have been 200 people who went along. By the end of the evening, the hall was heaving because the footfall was so high.

"It really paid off holding the market in the hall.

The salon would not have been anywhere near big enough.

"It was hard work organising the night but I was very pleased at the end of it."

The market raised £541.45 for the RNLI. This is thought to be second highest amount since Romaine started holding the events six years ago.

She intends to hand over the money by the end of next week.

A total of 25 stallholders ensured those who went along last Friday had plenty of scope for finding

presents and treats for friends and relatives as well as themselves.

Among those who tempted visitors to splash their cash were Scentsy, Stella and Dot, Luv Sweeties, Oops a Daisy and Chic Boutique.

"We'll certainly being staging the market again next year," said Romaine. "It will be raising money for another charity."

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Community News & Views My Sisters' House WELCOME to our latest column provided

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THIS week we have to talk about the big Bognor Regis fire.

Fourteen fire engines were sent to tackle the blaze, which affected a row of buildings on The Esplanade, in the early hours of Sunday, November 20. About 30 residents were evacuated from flats close to the fire when crews were called just before 4am as crews faced 'difficult storm conditions', the fire service said.

The properties were derelict and the buildings were completely destroyed, and recently demolished for safety reasons. Fifty firefighters were involved in tackling the blaze at its height. Lead officer Adrian Murphy said: "This incident has taken place in the midst of a major storm and it was difficult to stand when we arrived on the seafront. Our key priority now is to work with the displaced residents to get them safely home as soon as possible."

So almost within an hour Facebook pictures began to appear, and then sadly the derogatory comments also began to appear. I don’t know about you but I have this crazy love/hate relationship with social media. The power of it raises unbelievable amounts of funding, champions great causes, helps find missing people and pets, highlights community issues and provides a way of engaging people in their community, and is a form of consultation but it also has a dark side.

Within hours of the fire despite people being made homeless, be it temporarily - the loss of property, the awesome fire brigade and police officers battling against high winds to keep us safe, various unsavoury comments and even a poem began to surface. Now I don’t know about you – but why would you choose the first 48 hours to moan about various matters about the property? Respect?

I’ll be honest: when I’m around someone who is chronically whining, complaining, bitching and moaning it’s as difficult for me as it is for anyone else. The energy of those dynamics is one of powerlessness. If we’re not conscious of it, we take on the energy of those dynamics when other people display them.

So, on Facebook, for example, often a comeback if you say ‘stop moaning’ – they say ‘stop reading’ which I guess if they were in front of you , you would walk away! So we should do the same on social media?.

But, at the same time, I strive to understand why these things come up for people. Every time I see someone post negative stuff on Facebook or social media, it intensifies the pressure for me to make sure that whatever I put on to social media is happyhappy-joy-joy to make my point …Do you now what I mean?

Which I guess that is what the whiners, complainers, bitches and moaners are doing, making their point - but in their own unique way!

GARDENERS from the Aldingbourne Trust are celebrating an award for their skills.

They have been recognised for their work in maintaining the planters and hanging baskets at Horsham railway station.

The Denne Neighbourhood Council Cup 206 was presented by Horsham in Bloom to the station in partnership with the trust's Adopt a Station programme.

Horsham station manager Shah Uddin said: "Adopt a Station make a huge

COFFEES were drunk and cakes eaten at a new fundraising idea for Chichester's CancerWise centre.

The charity's first coffee morning was deemed to be a success by its chairman of trustees, Diane Townson.

She said: "We raised just under £100 which was a fair amount for a coffee morning.

"It was the first of our Coffee4CancerWise mornings we have staged.

"We would like to hold more

difference to our station. The flowers affect the mood of people and brighten up their commute."

Adopt a Station has been running for ten years with Southern Railway and looks after the plants at 33 stations across Sussex.

The team consists of two instructors and volunteers, most of whom have learning disabilities.

Instructor Patti Bowles said: "Horsham is a large station and it takes dedication and hard work to keep the plants looking good."

next year but, perhaps, not just before Christmas."

Some 30 supporters went along to last Saturday's threehour event at Rose Green Centre of Art and Craft in Rose Green Road.

"We had some clients there and a few local people as well," said Diane.

"We arranged the morning very quickly. I thought the centre would be a good place to hold it and they agreed.

"They have also offered to stage another one next year."

FREE entry is being offered to singing students to listen to prizewinning soprano Alison Rose at Bognor Regis Music Club.

Alison, pictured below, will sing Strauss's Madchenblumen, Grieg's Sechs Leider op48 and Britten's On THis Island among her repertoire. She will be accompanied by James Cheung.

Her recital will take place at 7pm tomorrow at 2 Sudley Road.

Club chairman Chris Coote said: "Alison comes with impeccable credentials and is sponsored by the Countess of Munster Trust, which has very high entry standards. To encourage students to hear a professional singer at the start of their career, we are offering free entry to all singing students under the age of 25."

Alison appeared in the BBC Last Night of the Proms in September singing Vaughan Williams' Serenade to Music. Her other career highlights include solo recitals at the Oxford Lieder Festival, King's Place and the Royal Opera House Crush Room.

Alison is the winner of the 2015 Naggie Teyte Prize and recently completed her studies on the opera course at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

She is a National Opera Studio young artist for the 2015/16 season where she is sponsored by the Glydebourne new generation programme. Her operatic roles have included Frasquita in Carmen, Gloriana with Martyn Brabbins and Rosaura in The Adventures of Pinocchio.

She has taken part in a performance of contemporary opera scenes at Sadler's Wells with acclaimed director Graham Vick.

Recently featured as a 'new face' in the Telegraph, James Cheung has worked with some of the most exciting artists today.

His performances include a recital tour with Christian Gerhaher, Winterreise with Ian Bostridge and piano duets with Gerold Huber. Entry at the door is £9 members and £11 visitors.

INTERNATIONAL guitarist and pedagogue Edoardo Catemario is returning to the West Sussex Guitar Club tomorrow.

Catemario will be appearing at 7.30pm at the Recital Hall in Sudley Road. He was born in Naples and started his music career aged five and gave his first recital at 11.

An extremely versatile guitarist, he passes with ease from the romantic repertoire, played on original instruments, to the baroque, to 20th century music, contemporary music and vanguards.

His repertoire includes a vast amount of solo works, besides almost all the chamber repertoire and 42 concertos for guitar and orchestra.

He has won several national and international competitions.

He took first place in the prestigious 1991 Andres Segovia guitar competition in Granada, Spain, and in the Alessandria International Competition in 1992.

As a guest soloist, he is frequently invited by various orchestras and has collaborated with many of the world's chamber musicians. Catemario has recorded for Decca, ARTS Music and Kock Schwann labels.

As a teacher, Catemario has held master classes in Europe and the United States. He has taught at the Accademia Musicale di Firenze since 2006.

He is also a visiting professor at the Royal Academy of Music in London and taught in the sommer akademie of the Salzburg Mozarteum from 2001-07. He owns and plays on his collection of old instruments which date from 1890-1935.

Tickets for his recital cost £14 non-members, £10 members, half price students and free for children. Phone 01243 696762 or visit: www.westsussexguitar.org

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Early Saxon burial rites, however, saw the resurgence of grave goods, suggesting a reemergence in the belief that the dead needed certain items for use in the next life.

In addition, when burials did include grave goods, these objects helped to identify the deceased, conveying their status to the individuals who mourned them as well as to the Gods.

Today these grave goods provide important evidence for life in the Saxon period, and help to illustrate regional variation in burial practices as well as changes to burial traditions over time.

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Young Enterprise need volunteers to act as Business Advisers to teams of students (aged 14 - 19) in local schools who will be running a real company for the next academic year. The Business Adviser will need to attend the company’s weekly board meetings and is there to guide the team/company but not to run it! Bring your knowledge, passion and experience to inspire the next generation of young people to discover their potential and make a lasting impression by becoming a Business Adviser. Being a Young Enterprise volunteer will challenge you but the excitement and satisfaction of mentoring, of transforming attitudes and helping young people open their eyes to the world of enterprise keeps many of the volunteers coming back year after year.

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Club is a by many was Goodacres which was situated unique facility providing continued aftercare and encouragement to on the corner of York Road and the Esplanade. stroke survivors when they leave hospital through mental and physical One write up about the shop mentioned stimulation and support, and respite for carers and partners, that theyenabling sold fairy cycles and pedal cars, them to meet likeminded people in a relaxed environment. for entice children today to which Drivers would not shop!

Goodacres also had a second a minibus (training provided) and escorts are neededtheir to help transport storeclean at 46 London stroke victims to the weekly club. You will need a current driving Road, which sold nursery and kindergarten licence and be willing to drive a minibus. Driving is on a rota basis soapparatus and toys.

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They closed down and these premises were purchased, demolished and rebuilt into the shop itwith is today.

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The electric vehicle market is growing massively in the UK as more and more car owners are turned on to the environmental benefits and cost savings they offer.

Switch on your TV or pick up any motoring magazine and you’ll now be confronted by ads for any number of EV and plug-in hybrid models as more and more carmakers begin to explore the technology.

But one vehicle, more than any other, has driven this motoring revolution and continues to lead the way – the serial award-winning 100% electric Nissan LEAF. Since its launch in 2011, the pioneering British-built model has earned a huge reputation and, through its exceptional performance and reliability, has helped change public perceptions towards electric motoring.

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It will be on sale across Europe between March and August 2017 and the first 1,000 customers will receive a free wi-fi hotspot capable of powering up to eight devices.

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and is unlikely to return unless they play with improved control and more attacking ideas."

Hopes were high for Chi who had four players returning from injury. But it was still not a full strength squad for Lawrence as five others remain unavailable.

The problems were compounded when in the first half Ross Miller was taken to hospital after a clash of heads left him with a fractured cheekbone.

But shortly after scrum half Jak Evans squeezed over for a first half score.

The conversion was missed so at halftime it stood 5-3 to the visitors.

Into the second half and Chi found themselves down to 13 for a period of time and Amersham got back into the match.

A try from Tom Belcher after a driving maul looked to have secured the win for the Blues, putting them 10-9 up.

But a late converted try from the home side condemned Chi to a fifth league defeat in a row and second bottom just three points ahead of their victors.

Ian Hackett Darts HALFWAY through the 2016 Bognor Friday Night Benevolent League and the divisional pairs knockouts took place at the Newtown Social Club.

It had an excellent turnout with 84 players taking part, slightly down on last year, but great when you consider that there are fewer teams in the league this year.

Division 3 saw 14 pairs take to the oche with Dave Juniper & Steve Jenkins (QEII) and Ian Dendy & Bob Twaites (POW Galleon) making it to the final.

Dendy won the bullseye for the first throw, but neither team scored well.

Eventually Jenkins hit a large score, followed by a ton from Juniper, but they missed on their doubles allowing Dendy & Twaites to catch up and hit the double for the first leg.

The second leg saw some better scoring from both teams, but two large scores from Dendy & Twaites saw them leave the double first. With two darts from Twaites, the double was hit, giving himself and Dendy the title of Division 3 Pairs Champions 2016/17.

Division 2 saw 12 pairs step up with Adam Hall & Alex Richardson (Aldingbourne Mavericks) and last year's finalists Rob Rice & John Luff (Chi Snooker 'A') competing for the trophy.

It went to a deciding leg, which Hall started with a ton. But Rice & Luff hit big scores with 81 & 100. This gave them the lead, but they slipped up at the double, giving Hall a chance at double top, which he hit with his first dart, taking the title of Division 2 Pairs Champions 2016/17 for

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sport@sussexpost.co.uk CHICHESTER are all fired up and ready to go for this week's derby clash with Fareham after two later Martin Gough strikes helped them to a 3-3 draw away at the University of Bristol.

The match was a feisty affair with five yellow cards being dished out between the two teams.

Chi looked as though they would be making the long journey back with nothing.

But Gough struck with ten minutes to go and again in the last minute to secure a draw for Mark Pacey's side.

The point lifts them off the bottom of the conference west

table and sets up Sunday's clash at Kingsham against neighbours Fareham nicely (2pm).

Elsewhere and Chichester Priory Ladies continued their good form with a 5-1 win over Wooton under Edge in the national vase competition.

Their next match is in the Sussex Ladies League against South Saxons tomorrow at Kingsham (12.15pm).

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himself and Richardson.

Division 1 saw 16 pairs on the oche, exactly the same as last year.

The final was an all POW Z affair with Rob Collins & Micky Rowland playing

Lee Franklin & Wayne Wadsworth.

Despite playing well through the night, Franklin & Wadsworth struggled in the final. Rowland hit a ton & 85, and the double 8 with his first dart, taking the first leg in 16 darts. The second leg saw Collins hit 100 & 125 at the start. With 161 left he just missed the treble 17 and could only leave double 12 for Rowland.

Rowland just missed the double, leaving Collins with 6, but that was no problem.

Collins took 3 darts, but he hit the double on his next throw, for a 21 dart leg and the title of Division 1 Pairs Champions 2016/17 for himself and Rowland.

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Lions chief: "We must move on" "WE must move on" - that is the message from Pagham chairman Tony Shea after his side suffered a last minute defeat to Eastbourne Town.

Two goals from Kieron Pamment - his 13th in eight games - looked to have given the Lions all three points last Saturday.

But an equaliser from Evan Archibald with ten minutes to go and then a winner from Adebola Sotoyinbo seven minutes into injury time ensured a first defeat in 14 matches for Mark Bennett's side.

The Lions now sit five points behind Shoreham in the SCFL Premier with the Musselmen set to visit Nyetimber Lane on December 3.

Before that though is a trip to AFC Uckfield Town tomorrow (3pm).

The omens are good for Pagham, with the hosts having only one win in 14 matches in all competitions.

Shea though warned against complacency.

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Sids' bright idea for floodlight restoration Tim Ridgway Football sport@sussexpost.co.uk SIDLESHAM FC's new committee hope the restoration of the club's floodlights will lead to a bright future for everyone involved.

The club has suffered dearly since the current system caught fire and burned out a - with the first team being relegated as the ground did not meet regulations.

With the Sids sitting second in the league and a new committee in place, an appeal has now been launched to find £11,000 to get the pylons back working at the Recreation Ground If successful, not only will it allow the first team to play at a higher level, but it will ensure the reserves, youth teams and Chichester women's development side can prosper - with a training pitch being usable midweek alongside the main enclosed ground.

Club chairman Daren Pearce told the Post: "We are trying to push on as a club in lots of ways and it will be a shame not to get promoted because of the floodlights.

"It's a big ask because of the money involved."

Donations from as little as £2 are being accepted towards the fund. Local businesses can also

get involved with sponsorship packaged ranging from £25 to £1,500.

On the pitch the club is making real progress, sitting second in the SCFL division two.

A 4-0 win against in-form Westfield at the Recreation Ground on Saturday took the Sids unbeaten run to 15.

A brace from Tom Bayley, alongside strikes from Thomas Jefkins and Callum Dowdell wrapped up the home victory.

Next up is a trip to Worthing Town Leisure in the league tomorrow (2pm).

The only player missing is Joe Leggett who is still suspended.

Pearce, who is also first team manager, said: "We've already played them at home when we weren't at our best so we will be looking to put that right on Saturday.

Pearce added: "They have done well to be fair. It's not down to anyone else other than them that we are where we are.

"They are putting in the effort in training and on match days."

"I'm just trying to keep their feet on the ground. I'm hoping if we keep going that we will be there or thereabouts come April."

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Speaking to the Post, he Speaking said: to the Post, he said: "We have lost one league "We game have lost one league game out of 11 or 12. out of 11 or 12. must forget about it and "We must forget about"We it and backat on it starting away at get back on it startingget away Uckfield.

Uckfield. be a tough game on a muddy "It be a tough game on a"It muddy pitch pitch but we have to go andbut get we have to go and get the result to get back the on result track to get back on track ASAP." ASAP." Saturday's result could have Saturday's result could have been a lot different if the officials been a lot different if the officials had strike seen a late Pagham strike had seen a late Pagham crossTown the line before Town cross the line before grabbed the winner. grabbed the winner.

Speaking Speaking to The Post he said: to THe Post he said: "Eastbourne are a good"Eastbourne side who are a good side who finished second in the league last finished second in the league last season. season.

"Wechin have to take it on the chin "We have to take it on the and move on. and move on.

"THetake good thing is they will take "The good thing is they will points off points off other sides around us other sides around us throughout the season."throughout the season." match against the league The match against theTHe league leaders on December 3leaders will beon a December 3 will be a for Pagham to close the chance for Pagham to chance close the and Shea is using the game gap - and Shea is usinggap the -game to players offer all former Lions' players to offer all former Lions' entry free entry to Nyetimberfree Lane in to Nyetimber Lane in he hopes will be a happy what he hopes will bewhat a happy reunion. reunion.

Chi face 'must-win' match CHICHESTER City boss Miles Rutherford can't wait for his side to get back into action after two of the best performances of the season were backed up by one of the worst.

An extra-time win in the FA Vase against Canterbury City was followed by a crucial league win at Eastbourne United, a victory that made it 14 games unbeaten and took Chi fourth in the SCFL Premier.

But the bubble was burst on Tuesday with a surprise 3-1 defeat away to first division Langney Wanderers in the Peter Bentley league cup quarter final.

Rutherford said: "I'm not going to go overboard about getting beat. We played really well on Saturday and perhaps playing a team in a lower league they thought they just needed to turn up and win.

"All 11 players were poor on the night and we won't win games if that happens.

"We just need to take positives out of the season so far. We are doing well on limited finances and there's no point being negative."

A tough trip to Conference South Eastbourne Borough comes on Tuesday in the third round of the Sussex Senior Cup. Before then Chi host a struggling Hailsham Town side who sit bottom of the SCFL Premier (tomorrow, 3pm).

Rutherford said: "Saturday is a must win game, especially after Tuesday night. It's really important."

f Chichester City FC The week started well last Wednesday when Chi secured a 3-1 extra time victory against Canterbury City in the FA Vase second round with strikes from Daniel Hegarty, Scott Jones and Jimmy Wild.

That sets up a third round tie away at Newhaven, planned for December 3.

Four days later, the Lillywhites produced one of the performances of the season,

beating a previously rampant Eastbourne United 4-1.

A brace from Josh Clack and strikes from Jones and Jake Gale ensured Chi leapfrogged United in the table.

On Tuesday, Rutherford's team returned to The Oval - but the result was very different, meaning the Lillywhites miss out on a Peter Bentley semi final against rivals Pagham.

location, would be confirmed in the coming days.

Bognor also remain in the competition, hosting Ryman South Horsham.

The Rocks have a strong pedigree in the tournament, having won it a record five times in a row between 1980 and 1984.

However, despite reaching the final three times in the last seven years, the last time the trophy returned to Nyewood Lane was in 1987.

Elsewhere and Chichester City face a tough midweek trip to Conference South side Eastbourne Borough on Tuesday (7.45pm).

All ties have to be played on or before December 7.

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ROCKS boss Jamie Howell is urging his charges to keep on going as their strong start to the season continues.

Bognor continue to perform against the odds, with a 3-1 win away at Leatherhead on Saturday taking them to the top of the Ryman Premier.

After no home game for three weeks, the Rocks return to Nyewood Lane this week for a double header - with Hendon tomorrow (3pm) and Kingstonian on Tuesday (7.45pm).

While both are sitting mid-table, the form book shows they save their best performances for on the road - something Howell is well aware of.

Speaking to THe Post, he said: "THey will not be easy games. I know a little about both sides so we wil need to be at our best to get something from the matches.

"We're at home which is good and I just hope we can continue doing what we have

been doing."

THe double header comes after a battling 3-1 away win in Surrey.

An early strike from Jimmy Muitt put the Rocks on course for three points until the visitors fougt back in the second period.

But two late goals - the first a well taken effort from Alex Parson and then a scruffy goal for Ollie Pearce - sealed the victory, taking Howell's side to the top of the Ryman Premier.

A midweek win for Havant and Waterlooville at Worthing has since pushed Bognor into second. But regardless of the league position Howell is pleased with how things are going.

He said: "We were not at our best against Leatherhead, it was probably one of our poorest performances of the season.

"After their equaliser I thought we would be lucky to hang on to a point. But the lads dug deep."

He added: "I'm just delighted where we are at the moment. Can we stay where we are? I'm not sure, I'm just really happy with the way things are going."

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Lions bag the Albion in Sussex Senior Cup PAGHAM chairman Tony Shea has said the club will not be phased after being drawn against Brighton and Hove Albion in the Sussex Senior Cup. The SCFL Premier side roared into the third round after beating higher league opponents East Grinstead in the second round.

The reward for their efforts is a trip to play the development squad of the side currently second in the Championship.

Speaking to The Post, Shea said: "It will be a nice occasion for us all. Obviously I would have liked it to be further on in the competition but we will take it now.

"I'm sure it will be a good game and a good night for all."

He added details of the game, including the

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ROCKS forward Jimmy Muitt has been hailed as a difference maker - whether as a starting striker or a super sub.

THe former Brighton youngster first came to the attention of the Bognor faithful when he scored twice against them in the 2014 final of the Sussex Senior Cup. Since then, the 21-year-old has been plagued by injuries - and only signed on at Nyewood Lane this summer after being released by Lewes.

Most of his 12 appearances so far this season have come from the subs bench.

But a rare start on Saturday at Leatherhead saw Muitt bag the opener in a 3-1 win.

Bognor boss Jamie Howell said: "I thought Jimmy was excellent on Saturday.

"It's been a difficult few years for him. When we brought him to the club we knew that he was someone that had a lot of potential so we

did not want to rush him back from a bad knee injury.

"I just think now he is starting to get that confidence back.

"He's doing very very well."

Muitt's return is welcomed with the Rocks' small squad being stretched by injuries.

Fellow striker Jimmy Wild was injured last week during a training incident with Darren Budd, meaning he's out for three to six weeks.

Howell's concerns are elsewhere on the pitch.

Midfielders Harvey Whyte and Dan Beck are out of the double header against Hendon and Kingstonian.

While at the back, Howell is without a first choice centre half.

Chad Field tweaked his hamstring during

Tim Ridgway Football sport@sussexpost.co.uk BOSHAM remain unbeaten in the league after a late James Colinese goal gave the Robins all three points against Lancing United.

THe visitors came to Walton Lane as one of the form sides in the SCFL division two, with six wins from their last eight in all competitions.

THey were also fresh after their Sussex Intermediate Cup tie with Forest Row was called off due to the rain.

It showed as Lancing, who are newcomers to the league, played some free-flowing football and had a number of chances to score.

Bosham stood firm though - and grabbed all three points when Colinese struck with just seven minutes to go.

It leaves Andy Probee's side five points clear of Sidlesham at the top of the league.

Next up is struggling Ferring at Walton Lane tomorrow (2pm.

With the visitors pointless and having conceded 151 goals in 14 league games so far, anything other than an easy win for the Robins will be a surprise.

Elsewhere and Selsey are creeping up the SCFL division one table as they continued their free-scoring ways, beating Mile Oak 4-2.

A brace from Morgan Forry and another from James Parsons means the Blues are now unbeaten in four in the league.

THey are back in action again tomorrow (3pm) against Langney Wanderers knowing that a win could take them in to the top half.

But the visitors, who are four points and three places behind the Blues, will be full of confidence after beating Chichester City in the Peter Bentley cup in midweek.

Selsey have played Langney four times already this season, winning one, drawing twice and losing out in another.

In the West Sussex Premier, Nyetimber Pirates face a trip to Horsham to play Holbrook.

THe Pirates are top of the league but did not play last week as TD Shipley were unable to raise a side.

In the same division Predators host Petworth while Hunston will have to travel to Henfield.

All games kick off at 2pm.

f The Bognor Rocks the Leatherhead win and fellow centre half Sami El-Abd is unavailable this Saturday due to a family commitment.

With Gary Charman also out, the boss knows he has a slight selection headache..

He said: "I'm looking at how we can overcome that.

"Harvey is making good progress from a knee issue while Gary is back training again.

"It may be I look to bring someone in on loan or we may have to move things around a bit."

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