Seaford Scene June 2018

SEAFORD Scene June 2018 Issue 134

Your Community Magazine, Business Directory and What’s On Guide

Seaford Motorfest Veterans and Armed Forces Day

Seaford Open Gardens

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Welcome...

to the June issue of Seaford Scene.

Summer has arrived at last, well at least it did for a few days last month! Here’s hoping for some more warm, sunny days! We’re out and about in Seaford this month with lots of open gardens to visit, as part of the Mayor’s Garden Trail and The National Garden Scheme.These beautiful, creative gardens are always a delight to see. All the open gardens will be raising funds for well deserved charities. On Sunday 24th it’s Seaford Motorfest, a free family specialist motoring event featuring cars, bikes and scooters plus a funfair, live bands, beer tent, stalls and refreshments, see page 101. Then on Saturday 30th, Seaford will be celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Armistice on Veterans and Armed Forces Day, with activities and entertainment for the whole family, see page 4 for more details. The Wizard of Oz is coming to the Barn theatre this month, see page 108, whilst Concentus Sings in Summer on Saturday 9th, see page 120. Seaford Choral Society present songs for Summer on Saturday 23rd, see page 97, and the Corelli Ensemble perform on Sunday 24th, see page 105.

There are also summer fairs, fete’s and parties this month, all listed, plus more on the what’s on pages, 125 to 134. Oh, and don’t forget it’s Fathers Day on the 17th! Summertime, and the living is easy...enjoy!

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Have fun in May

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4 Veterans and Armed Forces Day 6 Seaford Splash!

8 Cradle Hill Community Primary School

Gardening Club 10 Seaford Photographic Society 14 Seaford U3A News 18 Seaford Film Festival 23 A Few More Willing Volunteers Needed 25 Seaford Art 26 Neighbourhood Watch Roundup 29 The Best Seat at the Theatre has your

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32 Mid-Summer Party for the Youth

Counselling Project 35 St Andrew’s Bishopstone Summer Fête 36 Rotary Club of Seaford 38 Inner Wheel Club of Seaford 39 WAVES 41 New Price for Mackerel Plaques 42 Sea Sunday 43 The Proof of the Pudding 46 Citizens Advice – Mental Health Awareness 49 St George’s Day 59 A View From The Potting Shed 60 Seaford Open Garden 62 Seaford Community Garden 64 Cupani Garden 65 Mayor’s Open Garden Trail 75 Zero Waste Maman 79 Newberry Tully 82 East Blatchington Lectures 86 Seaford Striders 88 Enhancing Seaford’s Stunning Beauty Spots 89 A Day of Meditation and Creativity 92 The House – Super Human to Human 94 Patient Participation Group 97 Seaford Choral Society 101 Seaford Motorfest 102 Martello Rotary 105 Corelli Ensemble Concert 106 Town Council’s Plastic Free Seaford 108 Follow The Yellow Brick Road to Seaford!

108 Denton Community Challenge 111 Lunch at Church Lane Tea Room 112 Local Author Publishes When Love

Turns to Harm 114 Who’s Who in Seaford?

115 Seaford Afternoon Flower Club 119 Clifden House Celebrates Achievements 120 Concentus Sings in Summer 123 Colourwave 124 Seaford Kurlers 125 What’s On in June?

128 What’s On Weekly?

135 Index of Businesses Cover: 9 Kingsmead, by Geoff Stonebanks – one of the gardens in the Mayor’s Open Garden Trail.

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VETERANS AND ARMED FORCES DAY

100th Anniversary of Armistice, 11am, Saturday 30th June, by the Seafront on Martello Fields

Seaford Town Council and The Royal Society of St. George are pleased to announce that the Veterans and Armed Forces Day is returning to Seaford on Saturday 30th June 2018, at the Martello Fields, from 11am until 4pm. Make it a date for your diary!

The day will be packed with activities and entertainment for the whole family, including a military parade, inspection, live music acts including Conil Music and the lovely Rosie from Full Beam Productions who will be entertaining us from decades past. There will be a children’s funfair, arena displays by the Seaford Lifeguards, community and craft stalls, inflatable assault course, military vehicles and artefacts, food and drink stalls and so much more!

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The Parade starts at 12.30pm on the seafront near to the Martello Tower, marching down to the Martello Field for the Inspection. In attendance will be the Dep Lieutenant of Sussex, Maria Cauldfield MP, the Seaford Mayor and other Civic Leaders from East Sussex.

The entertainment programme, funfair and stalls will continue after the parade has been inspected.

The Veterans and Armed Forces Day is celebrated across the nation and gives everyone an opportunity to recognise and support military personnel past and present.

This year the organising committee is proud to announce that funds raised from the day will be donated to ‘Combat Stress’, the UK’s leading veteran’s mental health charity. Combat Stress provides a vital lifeline with treatment and support for over 6,000 veterans and their families.

There is still just time for applications for stalls. If you want to showcase your crafts, or produce, or promote your charity, spaces for stalls are limited, so please do not hesitate to contact via email facilities@ seafordtowncouncil.gov.uk or phone 01323 872975.

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are offering refreshments. For more info go to http:// www.geoffstonebanks.co.uk/mayor.html. If you can’t get to Driftwood then it’s also open on Saturday 16th June between 1pm and 5pm for the Association of Carers, entry £3 and on Tuesday 19th June for the National Garden Scheme, tickets £5.

Arts and cultural events in the Seaford area Welcome to the latest update on what is going on in the Seaford area’s vibrant arts and cultural scene, compiled by Andrea Hargreaves. For details about Seaford Film Festival turn to page 18.

Music and Drama

We’re off to see the wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz, and we’ll be following that yellow brick road to the Barn Theatre on Friday to Sunday 8th - 10th June and Friday to Sunday 15th -17th June to see Seaford Musical Theatre’s production of this favourite. The shows start at 7.30pm on the Friday and Saturday evenings and on the Saturday and Sunday afternoons at 2.30pm. Also including, of course, the society’s Juniors, the musical has required an apron to be built from the stage to accommodate the players and exciting set. Tickets cost £10 adults, students £7 and family ticket £30 from the Tourist Information Office or from www.ticketsource. co.uk/thebarn theatre On Saturday 9th June Concentus Sings in Summer, at St Leonard’s Church at a concert to mark the Queen’s official birthday. Tickets are £10 adults, £5 under 16s from Newberry Tully Estate Agents or online from www. concentus.ticketsource.co.uk

Gardens

The first of this summer’s garden trails takes place on Sunday 10th June when nine, four of them new to the event, will be open to raise money for the new mayor’s chosen charities. Organised by Geoff Stonebanks, the trail is to be officially opened in his garden, Driftwood, 4 Marine Drive, Bishopstone, by TV presenter, gardener and Chelsea Gold medallist Juliet Sergeant. Other gardens include those at 39 Marine Drive and 30 Hawth Park Road, also at Bishopstone, 14 Lullington Close, Burford, Cuckmere Road, Seaford Community Garden at The Crouch, Cosy Cottage, 69 Firle Road, and next door Roman Vane, 71 Firle Road and 9 Kingsmead. All the venues open from 11am until 5pm and tickets are £6 from first garden visited, to see all nine. Several gardens

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Cinema

On Friday 22nd June, Seaford Community Cinema is screening Darkest Hour (PG), the film that won Best Actor Oscar for Gary Oldman as Churchill. During the early days of World War II, the fate of Western Europe hangs on the newlyappointed PM, who must decide whether to negotiate with Hitler or fight on against incredible odds. Then it’s Seaford’s first film festival from 29th June to 1st July, see page 18. The season ends on Friday 6th July with Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (15), starring Jamie Bell, Annette Being, Julie Walters and Kenneth Cranham.

Both films start at 7.30 and tickets are £6 non-members, £5 members, £3.50 18s and under from the TIC, www.seafordcinema.org or on the door.

Comedy

There’s a Curry and Comedy evening starting at 7pm at St Leonard’s Church on Friday 8th June, when Compassion UK’s graduate Jane makes a fantastic curry while comedian Steve Legg cracks jokes. Tickets are £6 to raise money for Compassion UK which helps children in poverty and can be bought by calling 01273 615086, evenings 07912 557586 or by emailing fred@ seafordparish.org.uk Hilarious MC Julie Jepson will be trying to control her comedians at The View, Seaford Head Golf Club on Friday 15th June at 8pm.

Party Time

A mid-summer party to raise money for The Youth Counselling Project, see page 32, takes place at Florence House and garden on Sunday 24th June, tickets £35 available from Clive Lacey on 890323 or the TIC. Please email Andrea at andylouhargreaves@icloud.com with future events.

Photo: Darkest Hour

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Cradle Hill Community Primary School Gardening Club

After eighteen months of building a new extension onto their much loved school, Cradle Hill Community School has now been able to start up their Gardening Club again. In January, ten new members ranging from the age of 4-11 started meeting every Wednesday after school with the aspirations of making the rundown school garden into a haven for growing their own food, cut flowers for the school and a sanctuary for wildlife.

The club, which is lead by volunteer parents and staff, felt it was very important to share gardening skills handed down through the generations and encourage more children to take an interest in outside activities which they hope will stay with the children through to adulthood.

After 5 months of hard work the Gardening Club, decided it would like to join forces with the schools Eco Club and celebrate National Gardening Week (30th April – 5th May). It was decided that they would like to hold three events to show the different ways they enjoy their school garden and outside spaces.

On Monday 30th April, National Gardening Week was started with Art in the Garden after school.

Unfortunately due to the extremely wet weather, the children were not able to go into the garden so painted their pictures of the garden, using plants they had grown, a virtual school garden tour on the classroom whiteboard and using their memory of the garden.

On Wednesday 2nd May the Gardening Club members and the schools PTFA held an Open Garden event after school and sold tea and cakes donated by the parents along with plants grown by the club.

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The event was well attended by the whole school community, as well as two members from the Seaford Horticultural Society, who took a tour which was lead by the club’s older members. The society gave advice to the children on how to improve their garden.

The event raised a total of £155, which will allow them to buy a much needed strimmer and wanted wormery for their garden.

On Thursday 3rd May the Eco Club held a sustainable garden event. The Eco and Gardening Club members went into the school garden after school and gave a talk and a presentation on how we make our garden and school sustainable and kind to the environment. There were special guests from Seaford Horticultural Society, The Sussex Wildlife Trust and Paradise Park who came along to judge the Art in the Garden competition.

Paradise Park in Newhaven kindly donated an entry prize of seeds for everyone that entered, and also first, second and third prizes for the winners of the competition.

The Horticultural Society donated £25 worth of tools for the Gardening Club. The winners of the Art in the Garden were Emily Nash who won 1st Prize, Sozi Mcilwaine-Bundala who won 2nd Prize and Takarra Lavallee who won 3rd Prize.

The School’s Gardening Club members are expanding and now have 13 members, with more asking to join each term. The next big event for the club will be on Saturday 23rd June between 12 noon and 3pm, during the School’s Summer Fair. At the fair the club will be selling their plants and opening the garden to the community to come and have a look around to see the wonderful work that has been done. The club’s aspirations are to be able to join the Mayor’s Open Garden event next year.

Photos (top to bottom): Emily Nash, Sozi McilwaineBundala and Takarra Lavallee receive their prizes from Paradise Park; guests from Seaford Horticultural Society present tools; school flower garden in recycled tyres.

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Seaford Photographic Society The club’s league competitions started back in September and the final rounds were held after the Easter break in April so we now know the overall winners. In the Standard group Colin Mitchell’s splendid wildlife images dominated the year and he took the winner’s trophy for both the print and projected image categories. Well done to Colin – pretty impressive for his first season with the club. In the Advanced group Steve Wares came out on top for his prints and Tim King took the win for projected images, both with scores of 97/100.

The penultimate competition of the season was for the ‘PDI of the Year’. This is where everybody gets to enter their best two projected digital images from the year’s previous competitions so the standard is always high. Cathryn Mantovani took both second and third places but the win went to Heather Roberts for her artistic study entitled ‘Leaf, Line, Leaf ’.

Our guest speaker in April was John Staples ARPS APAGB and he gave us a fascinating talk on the history of Eastbourne Photographic Society, of which he has been a member since the 1960s. He brought along several old prints for us to see, including a couple of the club’s exhibition in 1895 in the Winter Garden!

The KCPA (Kent County Photographic Association) is the regional federation for the 50 or so camera clubs in our area, including Kent and parts of South London and East Sussex.You might just be in time to catch their 2018 annual exhibition at Seaford’s Crypt Gallery, which runs from 10am to 5pm every day from Bank Holiday Monday 28th May to Sunday 3rd June. Around 500 prints and projected digital

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images are on display, which have been selected from 2,500 entries.

For the second year running Seaford Photographic Society did extremely well in this prestigious competition, having had 31 images accepted, from 6 club members: Steve Wares, Gary Carter, Chris Dawson, Cathryn Mantovani, Carol Adam and Jack Taylor. Nine of these photographs won awards and we have just heard that seven of them have also been selected to represent the KCPA in the PAGB inter-federation competition in June. The PAGB (Photographic Alliance of Great Britain) is the UK’s organisation that oversees camera clubs through its 15 regional federations. Many congratulations to Steve, Gary, Cathryn and Chris for getting their images chosen to go into this national competition.

A quick reminder also that Seaford Photographic Society’s own Annual Exhibition at the Crypt is coming up in July. It runs for 2 weeks from Saturday 7th until Saturday 21st. There will be more details in next month’s Seaford Scene and also on the Crypt Gallery’s web site.

Photos (clockwise from top right): Neolithic by Steve Wares; Joined Up Thinking by Chris Dawson; Halo by Cathryn Mantovani; Our Home on the Bridge by Gary Carter. All won awards at the KCPA Annual Exhibition and have now also been chosen to represent the KCPA in the national PAGB inter-federation competition.

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Seaford U3A News

https://u3asites.org.uk/seaford/home Our regular coffee morning is at the Seaford Constitutional Club between 10am and 12 noon on Wednesday 20th June (just £1 for refreshments, which will rise to £2 in September) and the pub lunch at the White Lion (on the corner of Belgrave Road and the A259) is on Friday 29th June. Please contact our organiser before 6pm on Wednesday June 27th on 01323 381282 to book your place, and arrive at 12.30pm for 1pm lunch.

On Thursday 7th June 2pm - 4pm, we have a Summer Talk for U3A members at the Downs where the speaker will be Kathy Gore who will talk about her work in the Lord Lieutentant’s Office. There are free refreshments.

You will be able to pick up a ‘blue leaflet’ from the Library and TIC in the middle of June which will give contact details, as well as titles of courses and dates for talks which will take place during our 2018/19 season.

Seaford U3A Members will receive their membership forms and prospectuses in late June/early July and will be able to talk to course leaders at the Open Afternoon at the Downs on 19th July. More details later.

Our book fair and coffee morning will be taking place on Saturday 7th July between 10am and 12 noon at St Leonard’s Church Hall. As before we welcome everyone to this event. Bring some books (not more than 10 please!) and take some more away. We always have a good selection as you know, and we look forward to seeing you.

Jean Colebourne, the Conductor of Seaford U3A Recorder Ensemble and Seaford Handbell Ringers thought everyone might be interested to hear that their concert at Cross Way on 25th April raised £100 for the British Association for Music Therapy. It was a very small, but appreciative audience, and Jean’s thanks go to all members of the recorder group for all their hard work since September.

Members of Seaford U3A went on a visit to St Paul’s Cathedral. Half the group took the Triforium tour which included exploring hidden parts of the cathedral and some of the medieval artefacts, followed by a

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climb of 143 steps. They saw the flying buttresses which are hidden away to allow the classical style to remain intact, but still have the vital supports, then looked down from the top to the bottom of the stairwell of the geometric staircase. There was an amazing view down the Nave from high above at the west end towards the Quire and the High Altar. We visited the Trophy room which houses the Great Model, an earlier design of the cathedral made of oak and plaster, and many framed plans and pictures covering the walls. It was then up more than a 120 steps to the Whispering Gallery where we experienced the whisper effect thanks to a dad and his son who were experimenting. Two brave souls carried on up to the Stone Gallery, where they took photos of the City skyline.

After lunch they had a 2-hour tour of the Cathedral and learnt about how Christopher Wren redesigned the Baroque style Cathedral on the original site of a church founded in 604. Construction (which took over 30 years) started in 1675 after the Great Fire of London destroyed the medieval church. At the end of this fascinating tour, they saw some metal gates, a memorial to Winston Churchill who had always said during the Blitz, ‘At all costs, St. Pauls must be saved’.

Please contact us via our website or by phoning 01323 899572 if you need information about Seaford U3A. Photo: St Paul’s Cathedral from the outside; View of the Nave at St Paul’s Cathedral.

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Seaford Film Festival

Celebrating Women & Film Friday 29th June - Sunday 1st July The subject first came up a couple of years ago: why don’t we do a film festival? Well, you know how it is, you all say what a good idea, then someone puts in a few what-ifs and the idea is quietly shelved. But three months ago Seaford Community Cinema had a Mad March Moment and said Let’s Do It! A couple of months later we had chosen a theme, selected the films, persuaded people to take part in workshops, got the venues and timings – more or less – sorted. So if anyone is unaware that there’s a festival going on, what with shiny leaflets, strong posters and huge banners plus colourful website (www.seafordcinema.org), facebooking and tweeting, then we haven’t done our job properly!

We’re flooding the weekend with 11 major films, several shorts and workshops celebrating Women & Film. No, we don’t mean necessarily female actors, but those who have achieved success and fought through the #MeToo miasma to direct, shoot, screenwrite and produce.

Chair Paula Ross explains: ‘Women & Film marks the anniversary of 100 years of women’s suffrage, leading to many discussions about who and what to include. We have tried to provide something for all: the young, the not so young, those who regularly attend our screenings and have a good knowledge of film, and first timers who can enjoy some new experiences and maybe make some new friends.’

Co-founder Hilary Miflin adds: ‘A hundred years ago women in Britain obtained the right to vote in the democratic process of government elections. In this festival we want to celebrate and make the connection between this liberation and the huge contribution and achievements of women in filmmaking.’

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Everything on the Friday takes place at the Barn Theatre where the day starts at 11am with our Big Scream event for mums, dads and carers with babes in arms to watch The Big Sick (15), written by Emily V Gordon. Noise won’t be an issue! Tickets are £3.50, babies free. At 2pm

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period clothing supplier Catherine Darcy is to talk about her work for film, TV, opera and theatre and there are to be clips from The Last Emperor to illustrate Darcy’s work. Free. This is followed at 4pm by director and cowriter Sally Potter’s The Party (15) and at 7pm by Molly’s Game (15), a crime drama shot by Charlotte Bruus Christensen and introduced by co-founder Mairin Colleary. Tickets £5, £3.50 under 25s.

Saturday begins with a children’s singalong event at the Barn, with Frozen (PG) at 11.30am, directed by Jennifer Lee who also wrote the screenplay. Tickets £3.50. Then it’s off to the Constitutional Club at 2pm for a workshop when Brighton Film School graduate Vivien GoddardStephens talks about her film Days Without and how she broke into the industry. Free. Still at the Con Club it’s Sophia Carr-Gomm’s The Wider Sun, featuring some local scenes and made almost entirely by women, and then a Q&A on how it was made. Free. This clashes with Make More Noise, 3pm at the Barn with local historian Kevin Gordon talking about his special interest in the suffragette movement. Free. This leads on nicely to the film Suffragette (12), 4.30pm, tickets £5/£3.50. Then at 6.30pm it’s Open Bethlehem, directed, written by and starring Leila Sansour who shot it over five years during the building of the Israeli wall. Tickets £5/£3.50. The film that won a Bafta for Frances McDormand, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (15) is being shown at the Barn at 8.30pm, about a woman who fights to find the person who raped and killed her daughter.

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Sunday starts at the Barn with coffee and a croissant at 10.30am to watch The Hurt Locker (15), the film that won the first Best Picture Oscar for a female director (Kathryn Bigelow). Tickets £5/£3.50. Local women Andrea Hargreaves, Lyn Sands and Sally-Mae Joseph are the Golden Girls in a short film directed by BBC producer Alice Rhodes to be shown at 2.30pm followed by a Q&A with Alice. Free. Then at 3.30pm it’s our golden oldie, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (U). @Girls On Films founder Rebecca Ellis will be arguing that this is a feminist film. Tickets £5/£3.50.

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A few more willing volunteers needed ...to join Seaford Museum’s band of existing voluntary Stewards.

“We are now within a few weeks of the completion of our Improved Access Project,” says Kay Turvey, Seaford Museum Chairman, “and we need to recruit some more voluntary stewards to join our excellent existing team.

“The ramped floor at Moat level which houses most of the exhibits is complete. The new lift has been installed, and is already proving to be a valuable asset. By the end of June the new ramped footbridge should be finished, making the Martello Tower at Seaford the only such tower on the South Coast which is regularly open to the public, and which has wheelchair access to the ground floor and moat levels.

“As a wholly voluntary Museum we rely on volunteers to act as stewards when the museum is open to the

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SEAFORD ART

Since living in Seaford I have spent the last six years painting our beautiful landscapes. Seahaven is probably my favourite with the River Ouse and Birling Gap. I paint in both acrylic and watercolour and also like to create modern acrylic pieces that reflect the earth and our interconnectedness with it. My art has featured in Sussex Life magazine and I was selected to appear on Sky’s Landscape Artist of the Year series, which I was unable to attend. If you would like to have a look at my work, my website is www.richardkpotter.wixsite.com/ richard. In June I will be showing my most recent work at the Crypt Gallery, Seaford, from the 8th to the 21st June, so do come for a browse!

As an Arts Facilitator I also take groups in East Sussex, most recently with the St James’ Trust in Seaford, which I enjoyed immensely.

It is clear to me from working with the elderly, young carers and people with mental health needs, there is a real need for holistic approaches to wellbeing and for activities, whether they be art, creative writing, mindfulness or yoga, that bring back a sense of community and belonging, which we seem to be missing now. Art changes lives and creating inclusive spaces that allow people to get to know each other is healing in itself.

Knowing that art has such an important place in our communities I created www.

creativity4wellbeing.com (C4W), which is a free site full of inspirational arty ideas for anyone who wants to have a go. I am mindful of how many people were put off art when they were at school because they were told that they could not draw. I often have to tell people that creativity is innate and that there are so many ways each one of us can get creative, whether we take up ceramics, mosaics, photography, painting

or upcycling, to name but a few! C4W will give you some good ideas and is also there for Art Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Social Workers and Keyworkers to use with their clients, as it also has a wellbeing theme.

I will be continuing to work with St James’ Trust with a new course in the autumn and others elsewhere, moving forwards. I would also like to start another Art Club in Seaford when I find the right venue and I am open to any suggestions that you may have about this.

I look forward to seeing you at the exhibition, which covers two weekends – let’s hope we have a lovely long summer!

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Neighbourhood Watch Roundup

Continuing with our theme on Community and the impact a strong community can have on Crime & Neighbourhood Safety, our focus this month is on our youngsters, especially with the long Summer holidays brightening their horizons. Neighbourhood Safety is a Team Effort. While it’s impossible to ward off crime completely, each one of us doing our part sets a trend in motion which soon gives a strong message that is unattractive to criminals and uncompromising on unacceptable behaviour. With long days and sunny weather imminent, what can we do as a community to keep our youngsters safe and out of mischief? Most of these suggestions apply to much younger kids and all of them are pretty common sense but worth reminding ourselves of, especially with our town busy over the Summer and full of visitors.

Be aware of your children’s whereabouts:

Have your children tell you where they are going before they leave the house. Establish a time they need to be home. Have them leave a phone number of where they will be or be sure they have a mobile phone with them if there is one available.

Get your younger kids familiar with the neighbourhood:

Take walks with your kids frequently and show them around the neighbourhood during the day or at the weekends. This way, if they are ever lost or stumble across a neighbour’s kid who may be lost, they can easily find their way home safely.

Know your children’s friends:

Get to know your children’s friends and their parents.

Try to meet them beforehand and get all their contact information saved to your phone. Ask what the children will be doing at their house and if they’ll be supervised.

If you’re unable to meet the parents first, then try to at least talk to them over the phone.

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Teach problem solving skills to your children:

It’s sadly a sure thing that your children will come across bullies or have confrontations with other children. Roleplay different scenes that could crop up between your children and their friends or other kids, or even adults.

Instil in them that teasing and making fun of others can be hurtful and does not lead to good relationships.

Set boundaries for where your children can go:

If you live in the town, then you’ll want to identify how far away your children can go without you. Just around the block or two? Is it okay for them to cross busy intersections? Is there a dangerous area nearby to avoid?

If you live in the country then it’d be good to let them know if there is a dangerous river nearby to not play by, or farms with large livestock to stay away from in case the animal decides to charge after them. Also, make sure they are aware of any questionable buildings, parks or areas to stay away from.

Respect engenders respect:

There is an awful lot of criticism heaped on our youth, especially our teens, which causes such conflict. Not all teens are yobs. Not all older folk are critical. Being a mother of two very vocal teenage boys, I have learned that confrontation leads to conflict, but respect engenders respect. As adults, let’s use our words carefully.

It is after all our job to nurture our youngsters and a mouthful of criticism is a sure way to get a mouthful of abuse back again, conflict our town can do without. Let’s engage with each other respectfully.

Remember to keep your valuables locked away and out of sight while out and about. Keep handbags and purses closed and within view, cars and vans locked and tools and equipment indoors overnight. Most of our crime is opportunistic in Seaford so let’s not give anyone an opportunity.

We have plenty of No Cold Calling Decals available for anyone who would like one. Please send a SASE to S&BNHW, 37 Church Street, Seaford, BN25 1HG and we will post one out to you.You can join the Neighbourhood Watch by visiting our website www. sandbnhw.org or by dropping an email to members@ sandbnhw.co.uk or by popping into the police station for a form. Have a beautiful summer, Seaford, and be safe.

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THE BEST SEAT AT THE BARN THEATRE HAS YOUR NAME ON IT! Audiences have been flocking to the Barn Theatre in Seaford for more than thirty years to watch the Operatic Society/Seaford Musical Theatre shows.

That’s thousands of ‘bums on seats’ over the decades, and it’s now time to renovate and replace our much loved but worn out auditorium chairs.

And here’s where you can help and become a part of the theatre’s history and fabric – literally. You can now have your very own piece of the Barn and become part of the furniture by sponsoring a seat in Seaford’s largest theatre.

The back of your chosen seat will carry a plaque bearing your name or an inscription of your choice. You can dedicate it to your family or friends, mark your first theatre experience, pick a quote from your favourite musical or celebrate the life of a loved one. Sponsoring a seat makes for a unique way to mark a birthday, anniversary or a special and original gift.

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Seat sponsorship does not include admission to the theatre (apart from the Gala opening) or guarantee allocation of your chosen seat for a particular performance.

By raising money to refurbish the seats we can continue to provide Seaford with a great venue where local people and children can watch live shows and cinema.

As a charity our aim is to make it possible for as many local people as possible to experience the joys of performing, and being able to get involved with and benefit from learning about drama, music and other performing arts.

We reserve the right to reject any inscription which is deemed inappropriate – we’re a family theatre after all.

Thanks for your time and if you would like to sponsor a seat or have any questions please contact me at: barnseats@gmail.com Wendy Reed, for Seaford Musical Theatre

Jerry Lyons, who has sponsored a seat, said: ‘We’ve taken a seat to remember my mum and dad who would have loved to attend the theatre to watch their granddaughter. It’s a wonderful idea and will make our regular trips to the Barn that little bit more special.’

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Mid-Summer Party

for The Youth Counselling Project Sunday 24th June

The hot ticket for flaming June is the one that gets you into the Fundraising Mid-Summer Party being held on Sunday the 24th at Florence House and Garden, Southdown Road, Seaford, in aid of The Youth Counselling Project. This Seaford-based organisation’s mission is to help young people through difficult times by offering therapy.

Starting at 7pm and going on until midnight, the event is a splendid excuse to put on your smartest glad rags for a party that is programmed to take full advantage of the lightest and longest evening of the year. The £35 tickets include a free cocktail on arrival, a buffet supper, dancing and entertainment.

The cocktails will be vermouth-based from the shaker of Mark Ward, who was brought up in Seaford but travelled to Australia in 2002 to work with celebrated chefs Luke Mangan and, later, Pete Evans, setting himself up as a cocktails visionary. In 2005 Mark set up a marketing agency, launching such drinks brands as 42 Below, Hendricks and Glenfiddich into the Australian market. In 2009 he started to develop what became known as Regal Rogue to create the first native Australian aperitif, de-mystifying vermouth to fuse a range of cocktails. He is bound to have several different daring mixes to get you in dancing mood for pop-rock with a ’60s sound from former local MP Norman Baker and his The Reform Club rock band. Also there will be the Seahaven FM roadshow with Nick Mallinson on the decks, while local folk group Sprung will be strolling

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Tickets are available from Clive Lacey on 01323 890323 or from Seaford Tourist Information Centre in Church Street.

The Youth Counselling Project was set up in response to figures that show that one in five young people suffers from a mental illness but that only four per cent of the healthcare budget goes on mental health, meaning 70 per cent of young people are not receiving the care they need.The organisation was only established last year but has already been able to set up a pilot scheme in Seaford schools thanks to successful bids for funding, including from the National Lottery.

But money is urgently needed to pay for future counselling costing £400 for the 10 sessions each young person will require. It is hoped to use the money to move from the currently limited-in-numbers pilot scheme to a full-blown operation that can help all who would benefit from it.

Fund-raising events are being rolled out during the year, and in July personal trainer Ieuan Ford is seeking sponsorship to climb nine UK peaks in three days. He has set himself a £5,000 sponsorship target, a sum which would provide counselling courses for 12 youngsters.

Ieuan said: ‘I chose the charity for what they do for children. I was shocked to hear how many kids suffer. I had a friend who I think suffered in the same way and it made me think. It’s nice to help a local start-up charity to fund help for kids.’

Founder Judy Renihan said: ‘All our therapists work in a non-judgmental, accepting and positive way to help young people realise a more productive and happier future. Our counselling service provides young people with emotional support in a safe and professional space where they can open up about their problems without shame or discrimination. By understanding their situation better, young people can see a way forward, enabling them to live life with a more positive attitude and greater self-esteem.’

Photo: Organisers Clive and Ros Lacey with Ieuan Ford.

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ROTARY CLUB OF SEAFORD

Rotary Young Photographer of the Year 2018

This year a record number of entries across the age ranges was received for the Rotary Young Photographer of the Year, and so on 15th February Paul Vaesen, Jim Anderson and Tony Osborne from the Seaford Rotary Youth Services Committee met with Barry Trigwell of Fotobox to carry out the difficult job of judging the entries. The subject for the competition was ‘A Different Perspective’.

First prize in the 7-10 age group was won

by Daisy Jenner from Chyngton School, our first winner from this school, and on 19th March President Mike Roper presented her with her prize and a winner’s certificate at a school assembly.

The winner in the 11-13 age group was Grace Russell who lives in Seaford but attends Moira House School in Eastbourne. Again, this was the first time that there has been a winner from that school. President–r Robinson from Seaford Head School, who had already won the Young Artist competition, was awarded second prize.

The most entries were received in the age category 14-17 with the majority, including the winner and two runners up, coming from Northease Manor School.

President Mike Roper attended a school assembly on Friday 27th April to present the prizes to the winners.

Certificates of acknowledgement were presented by President Mike Roper to pupils from the school who took part in the competition in alphabetical order but were not successful in winning a prize. Paul Vaesen, Chair of Seaford Rotary Youth Services Committee congratulated all entrants from the School, who the judges considered had tackled the subject admirably.

Then in reverse order, the third prize and a certificate were presented to George Seebacher. Second prize with his certificate went to Jude Allison. First prize plus

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the winner’s certificate for his photograph of a stack of used tyres was presented to Freddie Medhurst.

Our thanks go to Barry Trigwell and Fotobox for their continued excellent support for our Young Photographer of the Year competition.

First Rotary Boot, Craft and Produce Fair of the Year

Sunday 15th April dawned dry, albeit cloudy, for the first Boot, Craft and Produce Fair of 2018.

As I approached the Martello Fields just after 8.30am, I become aware that although the gates had opened for stallholders at 7.30am, the field was already full of people milling around a field full of cars and stalls. The roads around the field were full of parked cars, and there was a queue inside the field for parking spaces, and a traffic jam near the entrance as more people in their vehicles arrived.

Looking up towards the Martello Tower, I saw that the parking spaces on the Esplanade overlooking the field were occupied by a complete row of vehicles, and as a result I had to park my car further along the Esplanade and walk back to view the array of stalls.

Before the early morning dew cleared, the sun managed to break through the clouds and this helped boost the already a good sized crowd of potential customers to the large number of stalls.

There were the expected items for sale, clothes, CDs, plants, books, jigsaw puzzles, crockery, costume jewellery, and toys. There were also some more unexpected, unusual and large items. These included two pairs of child’s crutches; a large pink toy bear and a large toy Photos from top: Freddie Medhurst’s winning image; Grace Russell being presented with first prize by President Mike Roper assisted by Tony Osborne; Customers at the Rotary Boot, Craft and Produce Fair.

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purple rabbit; a selection of reconditioned trainers; three saddles – the seller said that anyone who owned a horse had a saddle, and that there was thus not much interest in purchasing them; a Father Christmas, the size of a small child – this was snapped up for £1; and several stalls with Christmas decorations (in April!).

There was a total of 79 stall holders at this fair, in which we raised over £850 including a significant contribution to funds in our donation buckets at the event, and the takings from our own Rotary Club stall, and which made it our best ever April Boot Fair, about £300 more than our previous best in April 2017.

The large number of stalls which almost filled the West Martello Field far exceeded the 61 stalls at the fair held in August 2017 which was the greatest number last year, but that is not the greatest number, that was back in 2015.

Why so good? Some said they had loaded for the Scout Fair but when that was washed out due to the inclement weather on the Sunday, they had kept their vehicles loaded and came to us. Also a few said they had intended to go to the Brighton Fair but that was cancelled due to the staging of the Brighton Marathon.

As always, the weather forecast is a critical factor – if, on Saturday, the forecast is good, the turnout is higher, and many said that they had seen a good forecast.

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The next two Boot, Craft and Produce Fairs will be held on Sundays 3rd June and 1st July. We hope to see you all there.

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Inner Wheel club of seaford For an event in the Inner Wheel calendar you simply cannot beat the International Convention, held every fourth year, and this time in Melbourne, Australia.

Two of our members from Seaford club were able to attend, and as usual the opening ceremony, banner processions with so many people in national costume, produced a superb event full of colour. Countries from all over the world were represented and the 250 Indian ladies attending were all dressed in beautiful pink saris on day one and turquoise on the second day. The next Convention is in Jaipur, India, in four years time.

Our group of Crafty Ladies has been hard at work again and made beautiful knitted dolls which will be given to the Seaford Downs Syndrome and Special Needs Support Group.

We spend a lot of our time fund raising and are able to donate various sums of money to local organisations in need of funds – but it’s not all work.

A small group of our members visited Sheffield Park and enjoyed the beautiful colours, and, of course tea and cakes. We have also been visiting other Clubs in the District and several people attended Lewes Inner Wheel Club Special 70th Birthday Tea. We keep a lovely close contact with our Rotary Clubs and our President Jennifer recently enjoyed a special invitation to the Newhaven Club for lunch.

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WAVES Family Support is pleased to present our new logo, designed for us by John Eldridge of John Eldridge Designs. We also invite you to look at our new website – www.wavesseaford.org.uk and follow our blog – thank you to Jamie for his help with this. We have had a facelift at the Centre in Church Street, Seaford too.

We have been able to do all this work thanks to grants received from the Co-op and Tescos.

This upgrade was one of the areas that were reported on at the recent WAVES AGM, held at Seaford Baptist Church. The Family Worker, Jill Murphy, reported on her work with families, and Carolyn Plowman reviewed the work at the Drop-In Centre and the work in the local schools through WAVES’ Listening Service.

Reference was also made to the financial support received from Seaford Town Council, which enabled WAVES to help families access low cost counselling and Anger Management Courses for children and young people in Years 5, 6, 7 and 8.

Our plans for the future include holding an art and music, ten-week pilot project – Soundwaves – at the Centre, when Kate Comberti, a professional musician and a local artist, will work together with pre-school children and their parents to engage in music and creative arts. As well as encouraging children’s communication skills, we hope to train our volunteers and mums so that this activity can continue at the Centre.

The continued financial support of the local community is invited so that WAVES can continue this service to the families in Seaford and the surrounding area who are facing difficult and challenging situations and need encouragement, advice and a listening ear. If you would like to hold a fundraising event in support of WAVES or would like to make a regular contribution please contact the Centre on 01323 873797. If you would like to volunteer, please call in at the Centre Monday - Thursday between 9.30am and 12.30pm and have a chat.

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All the Herrings, Sardines and Sprats have sold out, however enquiries continue to be received from residents and visitors to this unique place who would still like to be part of this fantastic project. In order to meet this demand, Seaford Town Council in conjunction with The Shoal Committee have decided to reduce the cost of the Mackerel Plaques. Previously requiring a donation of £1,000, these plaques are now available at just £500.

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Gabby Tofts, whose inspiration was instrumental in bringing The Shoal to fruition, was delighted with the decision, ‘To open up a final opportunity to sponsor The Shoal is wonderful and I’m sure will be appreciated by anyone who still wants to have a very special place on this exceptional tribute to Seaford’s community.’

There are forty Mackerel Plaques left in total at the time of writing, available on a first-come, first-served basis. If you are interested in taking up one of the last few spots on The Shoal, please visit Seaford Town Council’s website, www.seafordtowncouncil.gov.uk, or www.theshoalseaford.com where you will be able to download an application form which has full instructions.

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SEA SUNDAY Our 2018 ‘Sea Sunday’ Service at St Andrew’s Church, Bishopstone Village, will be celebrated on 1st July 2018 at 10.15am and will be in aid of The Mission to Seafarers as usual (www. missiontoseafarers.org/Pages/Category/seasunday).

We cordially invite you and your friends to join us for this annual service, for which this year’s theme is ‘abandonment’. The service will be conducted in the presence of The Deputy Lieutenant of East Sussex, Mr David Allam. Our guest preacher will be the Mr John Attenborough, Chaplain to the Mission to Seafarers in Southampton.

The purpose of this celebration is to provide a few moments for us as an island nation to reflect upon our dependence on the sea, and for the bountiful fruits that it supplies as a safe thoroughfare and a source of a unique harvest for us on a daily basis. It is a moment during the course of the year when we also give thanks for all those who sacrifice a traditional home life for servicing our needs upon the sea, and the other dangerous services that are conducted thereon.

The Mission to Seafarers supports seafarers in need in over 260 ports in 71 countries around the world, through its global network of chaplains and volunteers who offer a warm welcome, practical and financial support, advocacy services, access to legal advice and family liaison. Life at sea can be dangerous and lonely.

The work of a seafarer is one of the most difficult and challenging jobs in the world today, away from family and friends for months or even years at a time. Seafaring can be a tough, isolated and hazardous career.

We particularly welcome representatives from our local maritime organisations and emergency services who acquit themselves so well during maritime incidents so close to our parish. So we extend a warm invitation to you and your friends to attend our service this year, and we can assure you that all will receive a warm welcome at this annual service in Bishopstone Village.

The service will be followed by refreshments served in the Bishopstone Village Hall adjacent to the church.

Christopher Laycock, St Andrew’s Church PCC, Bishopstone Village

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I thought that it’s about time that I featured a dessert, so here goes. This dish from Olive magazine adds a tropical twist to the traditional tarte tatin and elegantly rounds off a dinner. It’s fairly simple to make using few ingredients and is delicious hot or cold. Try using brown caster sugar for a darker, richer caramel. Serve with a dollop of vanilla ice-cream.

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Citizens Advice

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Citizens Advice is fully committed to this campaign to provide information, direction and help to everyone.

The pressures of an increasingly demanding work culture in the UK and debt are both significant contributors to stress which may lead to anxiety and depression.

Common signs of stress

Constant worry or anxiety Being overwhelmed Difficulty concentrating Mood swings Irritability Difficulty relaxing Depression Low self-esteem Eating more or less Changes in sleeping habits Using alcohol, tobacco or drugs to relax Aches, pains, particularly muscle tension Diarrhoea and constipation Nausea or dizziness Loss of sex drive.

Three steps to take when feeling stressed

1. Realise when it is causing you a problem. Try to make the connection between feeling tired or ill and the pressures you are faced with.

2. Identify the causes: those with a practical solution; those that will get better given time; those you can’t do anything about. Try to release the worry of those in the second and third groups and let them go.

3. Review your lifestyle Are you taking on too much?

Can you do things in a more leisurely way? Prioritise things you are trying to achieve and re-organise your life. Do not try to do everything at once.

Seven steps to help protect yourself from stress 1. Eat healthily.

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Money and debt concerns place huge pressure on us.

It is important if you are worried about your finances and debts that you do not try to deal with them alone.

Citizens Advice and Step Change will help. Talk to your GP or a trusted health professional if you are worried about how debt is affecting your mental and physical health.

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Smoking, alcohol or recreational drugs to reduce stress often makes problems worse.

Ask for professional help

There are a number of voluntary organisations which can help you to tackle the causes of stress and advise you about ways to get better. Citizens Advice provides free, independent and confidential advice for a range of problems as well as providing information on your rights and responsibilities. Anxiety UK runs a helpline staffed by volunteers with personal experience of anxiety from 9.30am-5.30pm, Monday to Friday. Call 08444 775774.

StepChange provides help and information for people dealing with a range of debt problems. Freephone (including from mobiles) 0800 1381111. Mind provides information on a range of mental health topics to support people in their own area from 9am-6pm, Monday to Friday. Call 0300 123 3393 or email info@ mind.org.uk. Rethink provides specific solution-based guidance. Tel: 0300 5000927, Fax: 020 78201149, email: advice@rethink.org. Samaritans offers emotional support 24 hours a day – in full confidence. Call 116 123 or email jo@samaritans.org.

Specialist mental health services There are a number of specialist services that provide various treatments, including counselling and other talking treatments which are coordinated by a community mental health team (CMHT), based either at a hospital or a local community mental health centre.

Alternatively contact your local Citizens Advice on 03444 111 444, find drop in details of opening times on our website www.lewesdistrictcab.org.uk

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ST GEORGE’S DAY

Monday 23rd April at 6pm saw members and friends of the Seahaven Branch of The Royal Society of St George in St Andrew’s Church, Alfriston, for their annual St George’s Day Service. They had been joined by the Lord Lieutenant of East Sussex, Mr Peter Field and Mrs Field, and by the High Sheriff, Major General John Moore-Bick CBE and Mrs Moore-Bick, as well as the Chair of Lewes District Council, Cllr Stephen Gauntlett, Mayor of Telscombe, Cllr Joanna Wilkins and the Mayor of Seaford, branch member, Cllr Linda Wallraven. Newhaven Town was represented by Cllr

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The bells rang out at 6pm in honour of St George followed by the service conducted by Revd Christyan James. Everyone then walked across the Tye to Deans Place Hotel for a formal dinner which started with the traditional Ceremony of the Beef. The Chef carried the beef in to be tasted by the Chairman, Bob Peedle MBE, who declared it great and rewarded the Chef with a tankard of English Ale. There was enthusiastic applause for the ceremony. After the guests were welcomed by the Chairman, the Lord Lieutenant replied and gave the toast ‘England and St George’.

At the end of the evening, the President, Laurie Holland, gave the toast to Absent Friends but also told the assembly of his experience the previous Saturday where, along with other branch members, he attended The Royal Society of St George’s annual service, wreath laying and parade of 500 service cadets at the Cenotaph in Whitehall. This was attended by members from around the country and after the parade everyone adjourned to Westminster Abbey to lay a wreath on the tomb of the Unknown Warrior, then to lunch in the Abbey’s Cryptorium. The National Standard on that Saturday was carried by our branch chairman, accompanied by the branch standard carried

by Frank Holland.

Photos: (Top) The party on the Tye, including two Seahaven Scouts, Thomas Fowler and Emily Marrison, who helped during the service and dinner; (below) Lord Lieutenant, Mr Peter Field congratulated the bellringers.

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SINGING FOR FUN For adults of all ages and abilities Like to sing for the sheer joy of it? ...then join us each week for an hour of musical fun!

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St James’ Trust (Seaford AGM) The 2018 AGM of St James’ Trust (Seaford) is to be held at the Community Centre 11 Blatchington Road, Seaford. on Thursday 19th July 2018.

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Honeysuckles are one of those wonderful British garden plants that many admire for their beauty and the lovely perfume of the flowers at this time of year. Its botanical name is Lonicera, there are climbing varieties as well shrubby types which make for good hedging. They like full sun or partial shade and are easy to grow. There are around 180 species of honeysuckle with about 100 of these found in China, others are in India, North America and parts of Europe. The name honeysuckle is derived from the edible sweet nectar in its tubular flowers and the name Lonicera comes from a Renaissance botanist Adam Lonicer. Moths appreciate their nectar, feeding on them during the night. Along with roses, with their range of perfumes the honeysuckle must come up as a close second for its fragrance.

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re we able to say that spring or even summer has now arrived after the long cold winter with its rain and gloom? The glorious sunny days are hopefully here to stay for a while and gardening can be done in earnest. Flowers and blossoms bring smiles and happier faces, and crops bring the expectation of some tasty veg and fruit to look forward to. There is more life in the garden with birds singing and making their nests, butterflies and bees in flight, and worms are continuing to do their job of improving the soil for our use. I am fascinated by worms and how they improve the soil by their actions. Britain has several species of earthworms.

All have a role to play and are an essential element for creating a good soil structure and improving its fertility. Their sizes and colours vary but the type seen most often are the earthworker worms which are busy tilling the soil to make it airy and nice for plants to grow in. They make vertical burrows and leave

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3 Divide large clumps of primulas - fork round the whole clump so the roots aren’t damaged, divide into individual plants, deadhead, trim the roots and replant in other parts of the garden, water in well.

MEMBERS’ NOTICE BOARD The guest speaker at the Society’s social evening at St Leonard’s Church Hall on Thursday 28th June is Peter Owen-Jones with a talk entitled ‘The Garden Story’. Starting at 7pm the evening will include the Sweet Pea and Roses Competition for members only. The entry form for this is on page 21 of the schedule or on the website seafordhorti.com and gives full instructions of how to take part. The next coach outing to Westdene Gardens for those booked to go is on 21st June.

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Seaford Open Garden in aid of Alzheimer’s Research UK

Saturday 30th June, 11am - 4.30pm High Trees, 83 Firle Road, Seaford, BN25 2JA Susan and Tony Luckin are opening their beautiful garden, High Trees, on Saturday 30th June to raise funds for Alzheimer’s Research UK. Guests will enjoy a wander around the beautiful gardens and stunning woodland before enjoying hot drinks and sweet treats. There will also be plants and books for sale and a raffle.

The couple have been opening their garden annually since 2013, raising funds for other charitable initiatives including Seaford in Bloom, The Mayor’s Trail and the National Garden Scheme.

This year, Susan wanted to support Alzheimer’s Research UK in memory of her mother, Daisy, who lived with dementia and passed away last year after celebrating her 100th birthday. ‘Dementia is a terrible disease which affects not only the individual

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By opening our garden and raising money, we hope to contribute to vital research which will one day cure this awful illness,’ says Susan.

All proceeds from the event will go to Alzheimer’s Research UK, which powers world class studies focusing on prevention, diagnosis and treatments for dementia.

There are 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK, one in three people over 65 in the UK will die with some form of the condition.

Georgi Welch, Regional Fundraising Officer at Alzheimer’s UK, said: ‘We’re so grateful to the Luckin family for supporting Alzheimer’s Research UK. Fantastic fundraising efforts like this will help us beat dementia.’

Adult: £6 (inclusive of tea and cake), Child: Free For further details, please contact hightreesgarden@ hotmail.com. For further information about Alzheimer’s Research UK visit www.alzheimersresearchuk.org.

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Order, order… oh, the kettle’s not boiled yet, OK we can wait a few minutes’… no, nothing’s so serious that even the AGM can’t be postponed for a moment or three.Yes, decisions are made democratically and volunteers’ voices are heeded, but, who, after a couple of hours’ gardening, can be expected to sit still and listen without a freshly brewed cuppa and a couple of Jim’s ginger biscuits? So, tea in hand, chair Allison got down to business, summed up as having a successful year, with water butts raised to make usage easier, children’s area complete thanks to James and Natasha and in regular use by Charlie Bear’s nursery, new entrance gate, re-edged raised beds and a new little pond among the achievements – and a cracking 10th birthday party. And what’s more the finances are pretty healthy – thank you Seaford Rotary Club for your cheque – and open day visitors are well up. Again thanks to James and Natasha, who also look after the wildlife pond, a Facebook page is now up and running.

Likes please. And a huge thank you to Mike who did a grand job as acting chair.

Allison said that this year she’d like to expand the garden’s use to attract more schools and after-school clubs, so volunteers put their names forward to enable the garden to be open other than Wednesdays to accommodate this.

‘Gardening is quite a large part of the curriculum now,’ she said. ‘But not all schools have space for it.’ With the AGM over in 15 minutes and Trustees Veronica, Viv, Stan, James, Allison and Katie voted in unanimously, it was back to the garden to continue with the business of preparing for big open days this

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month. On Sunday 10th June our garden at the Crouch will be one of nine open on the Mayor’s Trail, and on Sunday 17th June we are honoured to be open for a Yellow Book group event for the first time. As the National Garden Scheme book – help yourself to one from the classroom by the way – says: ‘Seaford Community Garden is new and provides an interesting space for members of the community to come together and share a gardening experience.’ The other gardens taking part are at 34 Chyngton Road, Cupani at 8 Sandgate Close, High Trees at 83 Firle Road and Lavender Cottage at 69 Steyne Road.

Well, what a difference a month makes. Tomatoes including Alicante, Moneymaker and the prolific mini plums Ildi have been planted in beds prepared only four weeks beforehand. Mike said the watering system was programmed to drip into the growing plants’ soil for 10 minutes every 12 hours. ‘They are fed once or twice a week when the first tomatoes set,’ he added.

Outside the poly tunnel a random glance around the garden in early May sunshine saw Allison tackling bindweed that might strangle the raspberries, Jim weeding broad beans, Dave tying in bean poles and Katie planting iris, waterlily and marsh marigold plants into the new pond. ‘A newt came to watch,’ she reported. Visitors are always welcome to watch us work too. Or you could always join in on Wednesday mornings!

The Garden Team Photos from top to bottom: John waters in a young courgette plant; Allison rids the raspberries of bindweed; James points out radishes and onions planted by Charlie Bear’s nursery tots; Bill weeds broad beans; Dave ties runner bean poles together.

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CUPANI GARDEN

8 Sandgate Close, Seaford, BN25 3LL Opening to raise funds for the National Garden Scheme, Macmillan other charities.

Sunday 17th June: 12 noon - 5pm (part of Seaford Garden NGS Trail), adult £6 for all 5 gardens on the trail, children free.

Friday 29th June, Friday 13th July; Friday 27th July and Wednesday 1st August: 12 noon - 5pm (for the NGS), £4.50 adult, children free.

Sunday 29th July: 11am - 5pm (Macmillan Coastal Garden Trail), £6 adult for all gardens on the trail, children free.

Cupani will open again this year for the NGS and Macmillan to raise funds for various charities and to give people an opportunity to explore the garden and enjoy a delicious lunch or afternoon tea.

In addition to the garden, there will also be book, jam and plant sales with a wide range of hardy perennials and shrubs. The garden is a tranquil oasis with dense and mature planting. Each year we endeavour to provide the visitor with something new to see.

The garden is also open from private appointments and group visits, contact details on the website below.

For further information please visit these websites: NGS at www.ngs.org.uk/find-a-garden/ garden/22563/ Cupani website at www.cupanigarden. com, and the Macmillan Coastal Trail at www. geoffstonebanks.co.uk/macmillan.html Read our Trip Advisor reviews on https://www. tripadvisor.co.uk/Attraction_Review-g186277d10439996-Reviews-Cupani_Garden-Seaford_East_ Sussex_England.htm Photos from top: the courtyard; Cupani Garden’s long border.

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MAYOR’S OPEN GARDEN TRAIL

Sunday 10th June sees the 7th annual Mayor’s Open Garden Trail take place. Mayor of Seaford, Councillor Linda Wallraven’s chosen charities this year are Teddy Treats and Seaford Museum. There will be nine open gardens, two are returning after a few years’ absence and two are brand new to the trail.

Mary and David Holland at 9 Kingsmead and Lee Highley and Jackie Lange at 39 Marine Drive are the two returning gardens, both of which have made a real impact in previous years.

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The other four regulars are Carol and Ernie Arnold at Cosy Cottage at 69 Firle Road, The Seaford Community Garden, Sheila and Dave Thomas at 14 Lullington Close and Chris Kilsby at Burford in Cuckmere Road. The final garden is trail organiser, Geoff Stonebanks’s Driftwood at 4 Marine Drive. Geoff has managed to enlist the help of TV presenter, Juliet Sargeant, recently seen on Channel 4’s Village of the Year, to officially open the trail in his garden at 11am on the 10th June.

Tickets for the event can be purchased in the first garden visited and full details can be found at www. mayorsopengarden.co.uk Admission is £6 per adult, children free. Four of the gardens will be serving tea and cakes and a couple have art and garden decorations. Over £10,000 has been raised for local charities since the trail was set up, here’s hoping the weather is on our side.

Photos (top to bottom): 9 Kingsmead by Geoff Stonebanks; Driftwood by John Glover.

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Belle Tout Lighthouse Revisited Perched high up on the Sussex Downs is the Belle Tout Lighthouse. With 360* panoramic views – catching the eye from seascape to the Weald and beyond.

Five years ago The Builders’ Club renovated this rather forlorn and dilapidated building back into what we see today: “Belle” is more beautiful than ever! Its new life brought along hundreds of guests ready for a break. In a place where fine furniture, local history and delicious food for breakfast make one feel at home no matter the weather.

I stopped there for a cup of coffee, invited by the owners, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw. Of course I was delighted and jumped at the opportunity as I eager to see the place I spent 2 years of my life restoring. I was not to be disappointed! As I walked in and up the steep steps to the lounge and kitchen, it was so lovely to see that little had changed, in fact, it had been made even more homely. The attention to detail, not only in the care of the restored work we completed, but the dressing of the rooms and carefully positioned artefacts, antiques, pieces of local history were so precise, it was no wonder the lighthouse was still busy.

I was greeted by the one of the most friendliest of people who I recognised as Paul (the assistant manager, who we left there opening the doors to the general public all those years ago and had such a great relationship with) and Louise (the duty manager) who was serving some of most sumptuous food I could have ever imagined eating for breakfast.

There were still guests eating their wonderfully prepared breakfasts and admiring the views from the lounges tables. After being introduced I spent the next hour regaling stories to the eager listeners of the 2 long years it took to complete, including confirming the ghost stories that had been muttered about for years past!

As I wandered around the building and remembered the problems we had with the Council Conservationists, the Sussex Downland Trust, the Eastbourne Historical Society, the M.O.D. Bomb Squad, not to mention the eroded access road!! Today, all pressure groups are appeased. Back into pristine condition, the lighthouse is as good as new!

I have to say I feel privileged and honoured to have played such a large role in breathing not just new life into this beautiful piece of local history, but seeing it so well maintained. If you are ever lucky enough to be able to book a bedroom here, it is certainly well worth a stay, it is just to admire and take in the breath taking views from the numerous picturesque windows.

After wandering around the well kept grounds, seeing the 2 ton pieces of granite that were virtually impossible to move and sitting at ’The Knights Table’ I felt as though I was at home once again. You cannot understand unless you visit here, how much love and hard work has been given into making The Belle Tout Lighthouse, one of the most fascinating and historical places in Sussex. This is a ‘must stay’ in your life time for any body interested in local architecture, luxurious accommodation and genuinely outstanding staff.

Thank you Mr Shaw and all the lovely attentive and interesting staff who made my albeit short visit so memorable.

All the very best for the future, David Archer, The Builders Club

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(SAS). Seaford is starting on it’s journey to become a fully-fledged plastic free town!

I think history is being made in the world’s stance to throwaway plastic. The more you see on TV, in the papers or online, there is a massive push to stand up to those that manufacture and sell unnecessary plastic, and tell them it’s time to stop. If you follow my articles you’ll know that I am an environmental campaigner living a zero waste lifestyle, which isn’t easy given plastic is absolutely everywhere! But it has given me the scope to make changes to my family’s lifestyle, drastically reducing single-use convenience goods I previously bought. I hope I am encouraging people to start refusing, reducing and refilling plastic waste!

The monthly Beach Cleans for the charity Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) are a fabulous way to get everyone involved and inspire our local community to make changes by seeing the impact our everyday plastic habits have on the coastline.

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There is in 2018, No Excuse For Single Use The tide of change seems to be upon us with myself and Seaford Town Council recently starting our campaign to rid the town of single-use plastic as part of a national initiative1 from Surfers15:20 Against Sewage localPRINT.pdf 06/02/2018

Plastic damage to the planet is going to be part of a no-doubt online Encyclopaedia for my children’s age-group, where they learn the generations before them knew littering was wrong but despite it being nonsensical, it carried on and polluted the planet and oceans. Community is the only way we will change the plastic issue – learning from each other’s journey to a totally different type of consumerism is how change will happen.

Come and join online at the Facebook page: Plastic Free Seaford.

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Questions to Ask an Estate Agent

Estate Agents

Stephen Newberry

Andrew Tully

We received a call recently from a retired gentleman who had lived in the same house for more than 40 years. He was relocating to be closer to his family and was selling his property for the first time and unsure what to ask agents. The advice we gave him is what we share with anyone looking to put their home on the market in Seaford. Whichever agency you invite around to value your property ask them the following questions: How many years’ experience do you have in the local market? l

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Newberry Tully Estate Agents 53 Church Street, Seaford (opposite Seaford Health Store) Tel: 01323 490001 www.newberrytully.co.uk They may not be able to tell you on the spot but with a little bit of simple research they should be in position to answer that question.

For us at Newberry Tully we know that since the start of 2018 up until 18th April we have sold and agreed sales on 89 per cent of the properties we have been instructed on. That’s the highest percentage in Seaford by a considerable margin.

Why? Well, we put it down to two main things.

Firstly, we always price as accurately and honestly as possible. An overvalued property simply stays on the market for a lot longer than it should do, which does the vendor absolutely no favours in the long run.

Secondly, we are a small, dedicated team with more than 50 years’ local estate agency experience to share to our clients’ benefit and get the thing they want most.

The best price for your property in the shortest amount of time with the least amount of stress.

And we’ll stay answerable to that.

Thanks for reading, Andrew and Stephen PS: Curious about your home’s value in the current market? Give us a call to arrange a no obligation, no pressure, free valuation.We’re here to help.

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HOME SWEET HOME Buying a property should be exciting. Not exhausting.

All too often, the prospect of dealing with the ‘conveyancing bit’ of moving home can be a little bit daunting. At QualitySolicitors Barwells, we believe it can be better than that. We think the whole process should be made as straightforward and painless as possible. You should be kept right up to date with what’s going on, in everyday language, rather than ‘lawyerspeak’. And you should be kept informed of the cost all the way through the process. In fact we don’t just think it we do it.

Karen Stanyard Conveyancing Practitioner 01273 511081 karen.stanyard@barwells.com Paul Chaloner Head of Commercial & Property 01323 899331 paul.chaloner@barwells.com

So if you’re buying a new home visit www.qualitysolicitors.com/barwells or speak to a member of our team today.

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Local independent managing agents Sanders is a family run company with over 12 years’ experience and specialises in providing the highest standard of residential property management for landlords, residents associations and property developers.

We currently work with a number of residential blocks and estates throughout Seaford and surrounding areas and understand the needs and requirements of the local residents.

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S. J. Hampton East Blatchington Lectures

House call

One of the most famous houses in Sussex, once occupied by one of the country’s most popular authors, is the subject of the next East Blatchington Lecture.

Bateman’s is a 17thcentury house located in Burwash, East Sussex, and was the home of Rudyard Kipling from 1902 until his death in 1936. The house itself was built in 1634 and Kipling’s widow bequeathed the house to the National Trust on her death in 1939. It is a Grade I listed building.

In 1900, Kipling was the most famous author in England, and was earning £5,000 per year; the cost of Bateman’s, £9,300, was thus entirely affordable. Kipling wrote some of his finest works at the house including: ‘If—’, ‘The Glory of the Garden’, and Puck of Pook’s Hill, named after the hill visible from the house.

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The rooms are much as he left them: oriental rugs and artifacts from his Eastern adventures, a booklined study, his Nobel prize certificate for literature, a phonograph playing music and his Rolls Royce still in the garage.

A stunning garden with an orchard, herb garden, pond and wildflower meadow surrounds the house. Just a short stroll by the river reveals a watermill and beyond that there are farmland walks.

Garry Enstone, who is a lecturer at Bateman’s, will be giving the illustrated talk at St Peter’s Church in Belgrave Road, Seaford, on Tuesday 5th June, at 2.30pm.

Tickets are £7, including tea and cakes, from the church or from the estate agents Newberry Tully at 53 Church Street, Seaford.

Everyone is welcome.

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Seaford Striders London Marathon It may have been the hottest London Marathon on record, but Seaford Strider Josh Nisbett managed to hold his cool and beat his target time of 3 hours 30 minutes. Despite the mercury rising to an unseasonably warm temperature of 23 degrees, Josh also managed to smash his previous personal best by more than 51 minutes.

Having slightly overachieved on his splits in the first three miles of the race, Josh settled into a steady, consistent pace from mile five to mile 19. By mile 20, he had speeded up by a minute each mile. Josh had followed the race director’s advice to ‘sip and tip’ water throughout the duration of the race and use the showers provided.

He had also seen a number of runners collapse on the 26.2 mile route due to the effects of the heat, making him even more aware of the warm conditions.

He said: ‘From 22 miles onwards, I started to feel the heat – it was the hottest marathon on record at 23°C. No amount of water being taken on, poured over my head or shaded tunnels seemed to cool me down, and my pace inevitably slowed. This was frustrating as aerobically I felt fine, I was just overheating.’

Josh doubled down and focused on running his own race in his bid to beat his target time: ‘I knew my first half was strong coming in under target at 1:42, so I had a little buffer to play with. Running the last mile past Big Ben and Buckingham Palace I took in the sights, atmosphere and the amazing support from the crowds.

Sure enough, my earlier pace was enough to see me beat my target time of under 3 hours 30 minutes, coming in 3 hours 28 minutes and 54 seconds. All in all, I knocked 51 minutes and 15 seconds off my PB (personal best), which in those conditions I was very happy about.’

Phil Carr also completed the London Marathon in 3:38:31.

Photo: Josh Nisbett at the finish with his medal.

Brighton Marathon The Brighton Marathon Weekend once again proved a popular draw for Seaford Striders with 16 club members joining nearly 18,000 runners for the Brighton Marathon and BM10k.

Striders also joined the 150,000-strong crowd of spectators in near perfect spring weather conditions to cheer on their team mates, giving them plenty of encouragement and support on their way to the finish line. In the marathon, Josh Rudd attacked the distance in his usual style, beating his 2017 time by nearly two minutes in 2:55:48, finishing the race in 74th place. Dave Dunstall came in next in 3:15:28. He was followed by Phil Robinson in 3:51:27 with Ben Shorer close behind at 3:51:59, knocking a massive 1hr 14 minutes off his previous PB time.

Next, it was the turn of the ladies with Emily Eaton crossing the line in 4:03:02, closely followed by Anneka Redley in 04:04:25 and Amanda Feast in 04:37:20.

Richard Honeyman completed the race for the Striders in 04:38:15.

Striders running in the BM10k returned home with a clutch of personal bests. Nick Farley came home first with a PB of 40:40, followed by Ben Barnett in 43:15.

Jazz Shiret completed the race in 55:00, followed by Abigail Grundy with a PB of 56:21 and closely followed

by Michael Pickering in 56:49. Michelle Varndell, held back by a calf injury, was pleased to finish the race in 58:17, she was followed by Debbie Plant in 59:57 and Becky Souissi with a PB of 1:05:35.

Striders also demonstrated their team spirit from the sidelines. Those competing were cheered on with enthusiastic shout outs from Ju Taylor and Trev Jones as they reached Ovingdean, with Victoria Maleski helping marshal nearby at Blind Veterans UK. Andy Farley and Tom Roper took on race support roles at a water station and within the medical centre.

For more details on Seaford Striders visit www. seafordstriders.org.uk Photo: Seaford Striders at the Brighton Marathon Weekend.

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Enhancing Seaford’s Stunning Beauty Spots Seaford Town Council aims to support concessions throughout the town and can offer monthly and annual trading consent notices. The Council is currently seeking people interested in offering a high-level service from mobile kiosks at South Hill Barn and High and Over – both stunning locations with a significant amount of passing foot and vehicle traffic and free public car parking.

the option to additionally hire the Barn itself or simply use of the courtyard.

High and Over offers the unique access point to Frog Firle, site of the Littlington Chalk Horse, and is a local beauty spot located on the Alfriston Road affording views over the Seven Sisters, Cuckmere Valley and Seaford Town and bay.

If you are interested in applying or know someone who is, please get in contact either via email facilities@ seafordtowncouncil.gov.uk or call the office 01323 894870 to request an application form.

Photos: View from South Hill Barn.

South Hill Barn is one of Seaford’s most visited unspoilt viewpoint, and gateway to the idyllic countryside, located atop the Seaford Head Nature Reserve and graced with the awe-inspiring views of the Seven Sisters and Cuckmere Valley. The concession site offers

Zumba® Gold is an exercise class that is specially designed for beginners of all ages, active older adults, and those just starting on their fitness journey. Unlike a regular Zumba class, Zumba® Gold involves moving at a slower pace. This dancing exercise class helps with balance, flexibility, co-ordination, cognitive ability & most important of all…it’s fun!

Zumba Gold classes in Seaford at 2pm on Tuesdays & Thursdays at Mercread Community Centre, Mercread Road.

Zumba Gold classes in Peacehaven at 10am & 11am on Wednesdays at Catholic Church Hall, Horsham Avenue.

Feeling more energetic/fitter? Try a Zumba Fitness class for a dance/cardio/fun fix Zumba Fitness classes in Seaford at 10am on Tuesdays & Thursdays at Mercread Community Centre, Mercread Road.

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A DAY OF MEDITATION AND CREATIVITY

Vajrasati

With Rosie Waters

With Robin Shell

Tuesday 3rd July, 10am - 5pm, Florence House, Southdown Road. £50.

This day is about healing.

We will work with two interconnecting themes: the healing power of crystals and healing from Nature.

We will begin with a deep relaxation and meditation. This will lead us to an exploration of the Chakra system, how it supports us and what happens when the chakras are weakened.

I will then introduce some of the crystals that I use regularly and participants will have the chance to play with, and get to know, a wide range of crystals; exploring their uses for healing and protection.

We will then look at our own strengths and weaknesses and consider which crystals we need to support us and enhance our own individual healing. During the morning each participant will gather their own unique collection of crystals to take home and use for their own ongoing wellbeing. We will also look at how best to cleanse and care for crystals. Finally for the morning session, there will be a workshop to prepare and decorate a special container for storing your crystals.

After lunch we will explore the healing power of Nature.

Firstly we will do a relaxation and meditation and then we will go out into the beautiful garden of Florence House where we will spend time connecting to the energy and spirits of this lovely place to ask for healing and guidance. On our return you will each be invited to respond to your experience in your own way through writing in your journal, painting, drawing, collage or clay.

The day will end with a coming together ritual to celebrate our connection with sound and chanting.

For more information or to book a place (places are limited so please book early), please contact Robin Shell at robinshell63@gmail.com or ring me on 07956 555688 no later than 12th June.

Yoga

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The Archway, Seaford Saturdays 9.30am & Wednesdays 7.30pm The Anahata Health Clinic, Brighton Wednesdays 10.45am The Rendezvous, Peacehaven Fridays 1.30pm For details of other classes, please see our website Ask me about 1-to-1 tuition and small private groups

A weekend of yoga, meditation and pranayama at Claridge House, Lingfield.

13th - 15th July Suitable for all levels of experience.

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The Alexander Technique

Are you thinking of starting counselling?

Based in Seaford, I am an experienced BACP & UKCP accredited Counsellor and Psychotherapist, providing talking therapy services to adults and young people.

Are you fed up with pain or tightness that restricts your movement? Are you recovering from an injury or operation and wish the recovery would speed up?

It’s quite possible that the Alexander Technique could help you. It’s gentle, non-invasive, relaxing and de-stressing.

Try a taster session of one hour with no further commitment for £20

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SUPER HUMAN TO HUMAN

By Judy Renihan

If you’re finding the fight to be super human exhausting, why not hang up your cape for a bit?

Is there a voice in your head constantly nagging you to ‘do better’? Are you becoming obsessed with over-achieving? Psychologists are now recognising this persistent need for betterment as a syndrome. In my own therapy practice, I see people of all ages berating themselves for not achieving as they had hoped; not being the size they think they ought to be, not getting the grades they had hoped, not being able to do things they used to do. It’s the ‘should’ word again; that voice in our head telling us we’re not good enough.

To make matters worse there is a bombardment of media promising to deliver a ‘better way’ of being us; podcasts, magazines, books, TV, DVD, the list is endless.

In reality, of course, this quest for perfection is a fool’s errand because perfection doesn’t exist. Why not give yourself a break and settle for ‘good enough’. Here are some ways to ease yourself into ‘Good Enough’.

Come Out of Your Comfort Zone at Your Own Pace

Conquer fears and inhibitions in bite size-chunks. If speaking in public scares you, practice on family and friends, then address smaller groups until you gain confidence. New challenges are great for building selfesteem, but ask yourself if you really want to take them on? Will your life really be better if you bungie jump off the Houses of Parliament? Take on new challenges that interest you, not because someone else is telling you these are the challenges you ‘should’ be taking on.

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Make Decisions Your Choice

Make improvements because you want to, not because someone else is dictating who you ‘should’ be.’ Ask yourself what ‘you’ want, you won’t always get what you want, sometimes we have to compromise, but you choose what compromises you make.

Be Aware of Your Own Limitations

It doesn’t matter what your friend, or next-door neighbour does, know what you can achieve and where you want to set the bar for yourself. I’m not suggesting that you don’t raise the bar from time to time and set yourself new goals. We’re all different, we lose weight at different speeds, learn at a different pace and are scared of different things. Becoming more aware of yourself will help you set your own achievable goals.

Find Balance

Once you have discovered what your own goals are and are happy and confident in your choices, then balance is the key. Take time out to chill and listen to the music you want to listen to. Lie in sometimes.

Have the odd rebellious piece of chocolate cake. Being naughty occasionally is healthy.

In his book The Paradox of Choice: Why More is Less, psychologist Barry Schwartz divides people into ‘Satisficers’ and ‘Maximisers’. Satisficers may not follow the latest fashion or have bought the latest iPhone instead they settled for ‘good enough’. Maximisers feel they must always choose the best possible option and are constantly chasing the latest gadget. Schwartz found that ‘Satisficers’ were consistently happier. ‘Maximisers’ usually earnt more money, but they were less satisfied in their work. In fact, they were more likely to become clinically depressed.

You may never look like Elle Macpherson, be a great orator like Churchill or as clever as Einstein. We don’t need to be super human. For a happier life we can settle for ‘good enough’.

Judy Renihan is senior practitioner at The House, Counselling and Psychotherapy.

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Patient Participation Group Would you like to have a say about provision of Seaford’s Health Care Services?

Old School Surgery has a very active Patient Participation Group and they are always keen to welcome new members. Meetings are held bimonthly at the surgery for about an hour in the early evening.

The group’s function is to represent the patient’s perspective. They work closely with the Practice to find ways of improving the overall experience of using health care services.

To increase their understanding of the suitability and quality of services the Patient Participation Group is also planning to establish a ‘virtual team’. This team would be asked regularly, by email, to share their experiences of the primary, secondary or social care they have received. (Anything shared – good or bad – would be treated in the strictest confidence).

The Patient Participation Group believes that the ever-increasing demands on the Health Service caused by an ageing population with complex needs, together with spiralling costs of high tech treatments mean that fundamental changes are inevitable if the service is to remain free ‘at the point of contact’. There has never been a better time to become involved in these changes!

If you have an interest in Health Care provision in Seaford and would like to join the Patient Participation Group or the virtual team please contact the Practice or email Richard West at: oldschoolpatients@outlook. com Look out for Local and National Patient Participation awareness events during the first week of June.

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SEAFORD CHORAL SOCIETY

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Saturday 23rd June, 7pm, Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road Following successes of recent years, the choir will perform their summer concert at Seaford Baptist Church on Saturday 23rd June. We shall be performing a delightful selection of beautiful choral songs from across the ages and continents, including works

by Leonard Bernstein, Roger Quilter, Grieg, Parry, Rachmaninoff, Jerome Kern and Mascagni, to name but a few.

Colin Hughes, our popular Music Director and Conductor, will lead the evening, with accompaniment provided by the much-celebrated John Eady. The choir will also be joined by Rebecca Anstey who, along with Colin and John, will provide some highly entertaining instrumental and mezzo interludes.

This will prove to be a very different but very special occasion and we do hope that as many as possible of you can come and enjoy this summer evening with us.

Refreshments will be provided, and tickets costing £10 and £5 for children aged 16 and under can be purchased from our supporters, Newberry Tully Estate Agents, 53 Church Street, Seaford, from Steamworks (in Seaford Station building) and also on the door on the evening of the concert.

which will take place round about the time of the centenary celebrations of the end of the First World War. Ideas are being pooled and refined, contributions from specific individuals are being considered. The choir will once again be joined by the choir from Seaford Primary School.

Looking overall at the work being undertaken by members of the choir, these are exciting times!

To find out further details and more about the choir, please find us at: www.seaford-choral-society.com Photo: Colin Hughes, Seaford Choral Society’s Music Director and Conductor.

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Jason’s Barber Shop 30 Sutton Road, Seaford East Sussex BN25 1RU Tel. 01323 895655 www.jasonsbarbershop.co.uk

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such as CTLA, Seahaven Storehouse, Seaford Lifeguards, Young Mayors defibrillators campaign, Waifs and Strays Dog Rescue, and RNLI, and more charities this year.

The bikes will be riding in from Newhaven, leaving the side road at McDonalds car park at 11.30am. We have a procession route map in our programme that will be available from the tourist information centre in Church Street and sold on the day.

For the fourth year running, Seaford Motorfest hits Martello Fields and the Eastern Promenade (Café to Splash Point) on Sunday 24th June from 11am until 5pm. Motorfest is a free family specialist motoring event featuring classic, American, custom and vintage cars, motorbikes, scooters and trikes, funfair, beer tent, business and local trade stalls, hot food, drink and amazing live bands.

Motorfest is put on for you by Seaford Community Events Committee and with the help of our sponsors.

We would like to thank Seaford Town Council for their on-going support – without their help our event would struggle to go ahead. Any money raised after event costs, we have donated to and supported other charities,

55 Church Sreet Seaford BN25 1LD 01323 892357

If you wish to take part in our show by bringing along your classic/vintage/custom car please come along on the day and, with weather permitting, the cars will be on display in the field this year, all cars to be stationary before 10.30am for the show to start at 11am.

There’ll be prizes for the best vintage car, custom car, best off-road car, vintage bike, custom bike, scooter, rat, trike, hog, best off-road bike and the overall best bike and car in show. Local businesses are sponsoring the categories and all winners receive a glass Best in Motorfest trophy and certificate with each sponsored business logo on it.

For more information on our event please email: seafordmotorfest@hotmail.com or go online at: facebook.com/seafordcommunityeventscommittee

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MARTELLO ROTARY

Triple Challenge for the British Heart Foundation

The Martello Rotary Club of Seaford invites you to take part in the Triple Challenge to raise money for The British Heart Foundation. The event is taking place on Sunday 10th June 2018 and you have the choice of whether to Run, Cycle or Walk, and it is open to individuals or family groups.

You are challenged to either: Run a Trail Half Marathon OR Ride a Circular 20-mile or 30-mile Off-Road Cycle route OR Walk a 7-mile route or the half Marathon course. Sign up now! It’s easy – for further details and to register visit: triplechallenge. martellorotary.org.uk, or find us on Facebook.

The start/finish is at the Salts Recreation Ground, Seaford, and the registration opens at 8am, event starts at 9am. Places may be available on the day however to guarantee your place on this event please register in advance.

The Triple Challenge is primarily a fundraising event and we hope that participants will be able to raise some sponsorship in addition to the entry fee. Money raised will go to support the lifesaving work and research funded by the British Heart Foundation.

There is a lovely bespoke medal for all those who complete the Challenge so don’t delay, register today! If you have any questions you can email us at: enquiries@ triplechallenge.martellorotary.org.uk or text us on 07944 625992.

Know Your Blood Pressure Event An enthusiastic response from Seaford people enabled the club to achieve a tremendous result of 117 blood pressure tests completed and 8 in-depth health checks carried out. This Know Your Blood Pressure event, held on 5th May, was part of a national project between the Stroke Association and Rotary International Britain and Ireland. The success of this project in Seaford was due

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in no small part to the high visibility of the stand and for this we give thanks to Tansleys Printers for agreeing to the use of their yard on Broad Street as the venue. Peter White, our Town Crier, alerted shoppers in several streets to the availability of the quick and free blood pressure tests and we were pleased that our press releases were reported by local papers.

The article in May’s edition of Seaford Scene also drew in members of the public, and an interview on Reg Dove’s Sunday Breakfast Show helpfully highlighted the upcoming event. The ‘One You’ East Sussex Community NHS Health checks provided by Sussex Community Development Association based from Newhaven provided a ‘Health Navigator’ for the in-depth health checks, including cholesterol and blood sugar testing.

Significantly, the ambulance and crew provided by Southern Ambulance Services Ltd enabled quick and accurate blood pressure testing in addition to those carried out by our own volunteer nurses and first aiders.

Seaford Community Calendar The Martello Rotary Club is very pleased to announce that it is going to be arranging the printing and sales of the Seaford Community Calendar later in the year. The calendar will have images of Seaford and local villages through the seasons and we hope that it will be available to buy at the end of August.

In the meantime, we are asking for all you photographers out there to submit your images to the dedicated email account: seafordcommunitycalendar@gmail.com.

You can also find details on Facebook, search Seaford Community Calendar.

The Martello Rotary Club meets on Monday evenings at Seaford Golf Club and welcomes new members. For more information email: rosdniw.1959@gmail.com or call 07733 268014 Photos (l-r): A runner in the 2017 Triple Challenge; participants at the Know Your Blood Pressure event.

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Corelli Ensemble Concert

Sunday 24th June, 4pm, St Leonard’s Church, Church Street, Seaford BN25 1LD The Corelli Ensemble’s final concert of this season will be a treat worth waiting for. It features the winner of the Segovia Competition, Paul Gregory, playing Vivaldi’s beautiful Guitar Concerto and the famous Cavatina from the film The Deer Hunter. The Corelli Ensemble’s musical director, Maeve Jenkinson, will play the wonderful romantic theme from Ladies in Lavender, and the programme will also include Elgar’s evocative Serenade for Strings, and Holst’s energetic and folk inspired St Paul’s Suite.

STUDENTS Host Families Required do you have a spare room?

4 weeks duration, 1st - 29th july 18. generous weekly cash payment For more information please email your interest to: seafordhostfamilies@gmail.com Come along and experience a summer afternoon of uplifting live classical music with the Corelli Ensemble.

The concert is suitable for young and old, and will last for an hour, followed by refreshments and an opportunity to meet the performers and other members of the audience.

Tickets can be pre-reserved at the special price of £10 by visiting www.corelliensemble.co.uk, and also purchased from Seaford Tourist Information Centre.

Tickets can also be bought on the door for £12.

Children free.

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La Grande Corbiere Lucy Normandy France Farmhouse B&B. Double en-suite accomodation only 65 euros total, to include breakfast.

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We look forward to meeting old friends and hopefully many new ones.

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Town Council Commits to a Plastic Free Seaford!

Seaford Town Council councillors voted unanimously to support the Plastic Free Coastlines campaign through committing to plastic free alternatives and supporting plastic free initiatives within the Town of Seaford; a movement spearheaded by Surfers Against Sewage’s (SAS) and their Regional Representative, Claire Sumners.

All of Seaford Town Council’s properties have been reviewed for the use of single use plastic and action has been taken to start removing these items from Seaford Town Council offices and The View restaurant, bar and function venue.

As well as its efforts to encourage local communities to help keep coastlines clear of litter, Surfers Against Sewage has created a further campaign to help whole towns achieve Plastic Free status.

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There are five objectives that Surfers Against Sewage qualify as the criteria in getting towns to become successfully plastic free.

These five objectives all encompass taking local policy action, committing to ditching single-use plastic and making a concerted effort to make alternatives readily available. It is a Community effort and will involve organising fundraisers and putting together a Steering Group from the Community, combining a range of local businesses, Chamber of Commerce representatives and Town Councillor representation.

Claire from Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) has started to create a Steering Group which currently has 2 of Seaford Town Councillors as named representatives to the group. This group is to help ensure the longevity for the campaign and lead by example; these meetings will be held in public for all to attend.

Once Seaford Town has achieved the five objectives, the town will be awarded the ‘Plastic Free Status’, which is similar to the FairTrade model which Seaford Town has already obtained. Businesses within Seaford Town will be awarded approved business stickers and certificates.

For more information and any questions or to join the steering group for Seaford Town’s Plastic Free status please do contact Claire Sumners or visit the Facebook page; www.facebook.com/PlasticFreeSeaford/ Claire’s next beach clean for Surfers Against Sewage will take place on Sunday 10th June, meeting at Martello Tower from 10am if anyone would like to join her, further details can also be found www.facebook.com/PlasticFreeSeaford/

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Denton Community FOLLOW THE Challenge – an YELLOW BRICK ROAD TO SEAFORD! all-inclusive family fun day

Family favourite, The Wizard of Oz, is coming to the Barn Theatre, Seaford, this month and tickets are fast ‘flying over the rainbow’ in an expected sell-out.

New members of Seaford Musical Theatre, Charlie Dey and Mick Rowe-Hurst, are playing the roles of Dorothy and the Scarecrow, with veterans of the Barn Theatre Jo Salter, Stephanie Verall, Shar Turnbull and Josh Henry completing the line up as Glinda, The Wicked Witch, Lion and Tin Man. The story, originally created by L Frank Baum, was made famous by the 1939 film starring Judy Garland and features all the most loved iconic songs. The Munchkins are being played by two teams of members of the award-winning Junior section of the theatre.

The show is being performed over two weekends – 8th to 10th and 15th to 17th June – and tickets can be purchased at www.ticketsource.co.uk/thebarntheatre or from the Seaford Tourist Information Centre during office hours.

Photo: The cast of Seaford Musical Theatre’s The Wizard of Oz.

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This year’s Denton Community Challenge is called WHO WILL WIN? and will be held on Saturday 9th June at Avis Road Recreation Ground in Denton, Newhaven from 1pm – 5pm.

Local sporting groups and charities take part, providing challenges for everyone to enjoy, alongside displays of their regular activities. The main arena will feature local clubs providing displays and entertainment. As well as an opportunity for fund raising, Denton Community Challenge provides a fun and inclusive day for families to enjoy the many sporting activities that are available in our locality.

In the arena the opening ceremony will be undertaken by local VIPs, supported by the Denton School Choir. Displays throughout the afternoon will include maypole dancing, martial arts, table tennis, Earthquake Drummers and the ever popular Tug of War. A full arena timetable will be published nearer the time; look out for our Facebook updates!

There will be all the usual fête attractions, including a wide variety of stalls, bouncy castle and a licenced bar, plus a BBQ kindly provided by the local 2nd Denton & South Heighton Scouts. The Grand Raffle will be drawn later in the afternoon.

Please check out the website for all the latest news – www.dentonchallenge.co.uk.

Denton Community Challenge is organised by a committee made up of Denton Church, Denton School FADS (PTA), and the James Daniels Memorial Foundation, and is run by local volunteers.

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Lunch at Church Lane Tea Room

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To judge a book by it’s cover can be frowned upon, after all, first impressions often belie the whole truth.

However, Church Lane Tea Rooms is bucking that particular trend. Because what you see here, is exactly what you get.

Set on the corner of Church Lane, this cosy almost homely haunt is serving up food just as tempting as it’s kerb appeal. There are several certainties you can rely on with Steve at the helm of this bustling tea room: good home-cooked food, made with the freshest local ingredients, is one of them. Soup will always feature on the ever changing blackboard, in some guise – pea, watercress and spinach, so green was the bowl I could literally feel it’s desperate attempts to cleanse my unhealthy lifestyle with each spoonful.

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As with a lot of things in life, it is wise to pace yourself during a Church lane lunch. It’s all about the long game here, with a three-tiered lemon drizzle shaped medal at the end. If it’s a sandwich you’re looking for to fuel the afternoon perhaps try the hummus, grated carrot and spinach, perfect for vegan friends. Or how about salmon and cream cheese? Goats cheese with red onion marmalade, is on my must-eat list next time.

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Another of those certainties you can rely on at Church Lane is ‘hearty’. I’m talking pies. Freshly made, crumbling pastry, encasing generous pieces of chicken, ham, beef – whatever has been cooked that day. Or you may like to try the brie and cranberry quiche, which was superb.

If you are lucky you’ll arrive on a day when the infamous ‘Sussex Pie’ graces the menu. The recipe is a closely guarded secret. I have it on good authority that Church Lane is one of the only places it can be found.

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Local author publishes ‘When Love Turns to Harm’ A story of strength, courage, truth and a way to love the Authentic Self.

Lorraine grew up in Hereford. In her early twenties she moved from Devon to West Sussex and later settled in Seaford. She started writing six years ago after going through an emotionally stressful time. The book started as journal/diary entries and evolved to story writing as a cathartic way of giving her perspective. To deal with the traumatic events in her life, Lorraine practised self-healing techniques; Reiki and Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT Tapping) and Matrix Re-imprinting (a technique used to access subconscious negative belief systems/memories and turn them into positive ones).

The memories of the past revealed that Lorraine had repeated a similar pattern in her relationships. The selfhealing writing grew and grew, and Lorraine drew upon

these experiences and then one day realised that the writing had turned into a book, a book that she felt could help other people.

The book follows the life of a young lady called Jennifer Smith. She is a happy-go-lucky young lady full of adventure, determined and independent. She works hard, travels extensively and finds herself in unfulfilling relationships, eventually ending up in an abusive marriage. Her story is one of strength and courage.

Even if you have never been in an emotionally or physically abusive relationship, the book has a message for everyone.

Lorraine is an Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT (Tapping))/Matrix Re-imprinting Practitioner, Reiki Master Teacher and Tarot Reader. If you would like to know more about Lorraine’s work visit: www. lorrainebutterfield.co.uk.

The book is available as a paperback or eBook: at: www.amazon.co.uk

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Who’s Who In Seaford?

Carolyn Evans, Seaford WI Play Reading Leader Carolyn has lived in Seaford for 60 years and was Seaford WI President from 2004 to 2009 and from 2010 to 2012. She has been the group’s Play Reading Leader for the past five years. She is also a member of Seaford Bowls Club.

Carolyn was educated in Hornchurch, Chichester and Seaford, and is now retired. She is married, and has two grown-up children, and nine grandchildren.

What does your role involve? Finding plays and directing my ladies.

What are your hobbies and interests? Knitting, cross-stitch, reading, theatre, bowls.

What do you like best about Seaford? The sea storms. The sea front.

What is your favourite piece of music? ‘Feelings’.

What is your favourite film? West Side Story.

What book are you reading at the moment? Mermaids Singing

by Dilly Court.

What is your idea of perfect happiness? My family kept well.

Where is your favourite place to go in Seaford? Seaford Bowls Club with wonderful friends and competitions.

Which living person do you most admire? The Queen.

What makes you sad? The cruelty to children who do not ask to come into this world.

What words or phrases do you most overuse? Brilliant!

How do you relax? Watching quiz programmes and sitting in the sun.

What is the most important lesson life has taught you? Do not take anyone for granted.

What is your favourite journey? To Eastbourne on the upper deck of the bus.

How would you spend a million pounds? Help my children and nine grandchildren.

What is your most memorable learning experience?

Being independent and trying new adventures.

What is your greatest extravagance? Rings and clothes.

What is your greatest fear? Being alone without friends and family.

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Seaford Afternoon Flower Club At our April meeting, visiting demonstrator Lucinda Knapman, from Rustington, presented ‘A Florist’s Perspective’. As well as being a very talented florist, Lucinda’s arrangements were all stunning and inspiring.

The arrangements were raffled at the end of her demonstration. The Competition was ‘Lines and Curves’ – this really stretched our members’ imaginations with some very interesting exhibits.

Our meeting this month will be on Thursday 21st June in the beautiful garden of one of our members. We will be having a cream tea and we will be running a plant stall and other items will be on sale, plus a tombola and raffle. We are keeping our fingers crossed for clement weather as we have always been lucky in the past. We hope our good fortune continues. If you would like to join us please contact Mary or Sue on the phone numbers below. Tickets cost £4.

On 19th July we will be hosting a demonstration by Maggie Hayes entitled ‘Any Time, Any Place, Anywhere’.

We are looking forward to seeing Maggie’s creations. The competition is ‘Where in the World?’, and should set our members thinking how they might interpret the title.

We have a full programme of demonstrations, workshops and competitions for 2018. Why not come and join us? We meet at the Baptist Church Hall in Belgrave Road, Seaford, BN25 2EE on the third Thursday of each month (except January) at 2pm. Our fees have been held at £28 and visitors are very welcome at £5 which includes refreshments. Tel Mary Morris on 01323 893899 or Sue Ward on 01323 894848 for details.

What is your favourite smell? Roses.

What is the best advice you have ever been given? Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today.

What would your motto be? Make people smile.

Which person in history would you most like to meet? Marie Curie to thank her for the great work she did for cancer research.

What or who is the greatest love in your life? My husband, who is very patient with me.

Anything else you may like to include? My time in the WI has been most rewarding, with many interesting speakers.

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MP JOINS CARE STAFF OF DEMENTIA CARE CENTRE TO CELEBRATE ACHIEVEMENTS Local MP Maria Caulfield joined staff at Seaford’s Clifden House Dementia Care Centre to congratulate the team on the home’s recent CQC ‘good’ rating.

Established almost 50 years ago, Clifden House Dementia Care Centre has the capacity for 59 residents. For the last 20 years, it has purely focused on delivering specialised care for dementia sufferers.

At the forefront of this dementia care are 54 staff whose commitment to providing exceptional care was commented on by the inspectors. To celebrate these achievements, Clifden House has been given a new look with new branding, new uniforms and a lovely new bus.

Maria Caulfield, MP for Lewes, said: ‘This is a great achievement for all the staff at Clifden House and I congratulate them on their ‘good’ CQC rating. Working in nursing myself, I fully appreciate the level of care required to achieve this.’

Nial Joyce of Clifden House said: ‘We are very lucky to have the staff we have at Clifden House. The team provides kind, compassionate and dignified care to everyone in the home. It means so much that Maria came out to support us and recognises the work we do for our residents here. So many thanks to her for making the effort.’

Local man Barry, whose wife is cared for at Clifden House said: ‘As soon as I walked into the dementia care centre in Seaford, I had a really good feeling about the place. As a specialist in dementia care it

is totally geared up for Alison’s condition. For the first time in a long time, I had a sense of calm. I just knew that Alison would be happy here – I even got to choose her room.’

Nial said: ‘We understand that it is never easy making the decision for a loved one to go into care. There are very often mixed feelings of guilt and relief, worry and peace. Whatever care home people chose, it is very important that residents treat it as their own home.

‘Nevertheless, it is important to monitor and chat to the staff, look at the care they provide and their interaction with those in their care. A visible positive interaction between staff and residents should be just as uppermost in your mind as taking in the furnishings, decor and gardens.’

Clifden House provides specialist and individually tailored care and support to over 50 people living with dementia, all with varying levels of need.

About Clifden House Dementia Care Centre: Established 50 years ago, Clifden House Dementia Care Centre in Seaford specialises in providing residential and respite dementia care. It enables the individual to lead an active lifestyle with privacy, dignity and security.

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CONCENTUS SINGS IN SUMMER

Saturday 9th June, 7pm, St Leonard’s Church, Church Street.

is played each year at the Cenotaph on Remembrance Sunday; the gentle, evocative A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square (Manning Sherwin/Eric Maschwitz, 1939), which was very popular during and after WW2; and Wagner’s Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin (1850), which is Concentus’ marking of the Royal Wedding, with a melody which all will recognise although the words may be unfamiliar.

Concentus is all set with an exciting and exhilarating concert to sing for you on Saturday 9th June, when you will hear great music sung with a sensitivity and feeling which draws out all that each piece is subtly expressing and invites you to experience what is hidden within the words.

A bit of fun – with words you may not have heard before – comes in an old favourite from 1907: ‘I do like to be beside the seaside’ (J A Glover-Kind). This was the signature tune for Reginald Dixon’s long-running radio show (1930-1970) from Blackpool’s Tower Ballroom, where he played the famous Wurlitzer organ.

There will be solos, duets and group items; humour will be present, as well as at least one of the more ‘wacky, off the wall’ pieces which Musical Director Adrian White tends to put into each concert performed by Concentus. Will you be able to spot what falls into that category?

Concentus has been running a competition for a new piece of music to be composed especially for the choir.

The winner was declared as Clive Whitburn, a local man from Eastbourne who won the prize of £100 and his composition, Pax Amor Caritas, (Peace Love Charity) will have its debut performance at this concert.

Adrian commemorates the 100th anniversary of the ending of WW1 directly and indirectly throughout the concert with music illustrating aspects of conflict, and through pieces which highlight the antidotes to conflict – love, compassion and renewal – with some works touching on both sides.You might find it interesting to decide for yourself where each piece would fit, and perhaps it won’t fit at all – one of Adrian’s ‘quirky’ pieces?

The concert concludes with the rousing and inspiring song One Day More (C-M Schonberg/H Kretzmer) from the 2012 film version of Les Miserables, which paints a memorable sound picture of lives and emotions caught up in revolution. Listen carefully and you will hear the steady tramp of a downtrodden people, new-found lovers fearing separation, scoundrels anticipating their gains from the turmoil, law-enforcers relishing their power over the common people, the internal battle of ‘shall I join the fight?’ – all delivered in an escalating riot of sound.

Amongst many other works you will hear: the hauntingly beautiful melody of the Military Wives song Wherever You Are (Paul Mellor, 2011), whose poignant words were compiled partly from letters between the wives and partners of military serving personnel; Edward Elgar’s 1899 Requiem Aeternam, the choral version of Nimrod from the Enigma Variations. Sub-titled Eternal Rest, this

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To enjoy all this and more, put the date in your diary, get your ticket and come along for a summer evening of delight!

Concentus Sings in Summer will be performed at St Leonard’s Church, Church Street, Seaford on Saturday 9th June at 7pm. The Eastbourne concert performance is Saturday 23rd June at 7pm at St Saviour’s, South Street Eastbourne. Tickets are £10 (under 16s £5) available: on the door; from Box Office: 07789 343514 or 07920 430162; at www.concentus.ticketsource.co.uk; and for Seaford at Newberry Tully Estate Agents, 53 Church Street; for Eastbourne at Semantics, 33 Grove Road and at Eastbourne Tourist Information Office. www.concentus-sings.com

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We provide a service similar to what friends and family provide whether at home, in hospital or in a residential home.

Alternatively, you may be caring for someone or simply need a helping hand, we will tailor a service to your requirements. We provide an adaptable, responsive service, so please give us a call, and we will do our best to help you. We offer a free consultation with no obligation. Phone us now at 01323 301338.

We have a high demand for our service and we are urgently recruiting now for more staff. Contact Mary on 01323 301338.

Our aim is to help the elderly in the community and our service also extends to Residential and Nursing Homes where we provide a support service to Managers and Care Home Providers.

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COLOUR WAVE

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A collaboration of artworks showcasing ’10 Ladies of Seaford’.

As a prequel to ARTWAVE, the ladies are bringing colour and style to Arts@theCrypt Gallery in Church Street, Seaford. The exhibition runs from Friday 27th July until Thursday 2nd August, so there’s plenty of time to visit this lovely venue where you can expect to find affordable art in a variety of media and styles.

Artists taking part are Lynn Beck, Linda Wells, Lisa Taylor, Sallymae Joseph, Anne Benson, Dawn Shelley Wells, Shirley Burt, Palo Almond, Nina Gatward and Sue Casebourne.

The Studio at the front will give you an insight into their own style of work, whilst the Main Gallery will be showcasing each individual artist. The interesting

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seaford kurlers

Half way through the year does not seem possible. Best we all make the most of it.

The sport of New Age Kurling is a great way to spend some time. So why not come along to see our sport at the Downs Leisure Centre, Seaford. We are are there every Tuesday from 2pm until 4pm.

We have had some new members to join us recently and they are thoroughly enjoying themselves as well as the sport, we all are a friendly bunch and have all made new friends.

Because of the word KURLING, a number of enquiries are from people who have seen CURLING on sports programmes on the television. Quite often they are surprised and think they have found an ice rink in Seaford! The two sports are similar but different. New Age Kurling is played on a wooden sports hall floor that is marked out for badminton and not on ice like curling. The game and the aim of the sport is very similar to bowling.

The target is marked out in coloured rings with a

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‘bullseye’ in the centre. There are four players to each team.

Each team has 4 ‘stones’, one set is red and the other is blue. The aim is to get as many of your team’s stones into the scoring zone as possible. The nearest to the centre is the scoring colour.

If the other team also has stones in the scoring area, then they do not count. If any of their stones are closer to the target than your other stones, then your other stones are not scoring ones.

The game was invented by John Bennet. In 2002 he watched the Scottish Ladies win Gold Medal at the Winter Olympics. His son was disabled and had never been able to play sport alongside his friends. He was only able to compete in disability sports that were played against other disabled players. John sat and thought about this and after many trials he devised NEW AGE KURLING. No matter what level of mobility you have, you can play our sport alongside fully able bodied players. So if you have a back problem or knee problem for instance, you do not have to bend as we have pushers to launch the stones. In fact, a number of our members prefer to launch their stones in this way.

Come along and see for yourselves. We stop about half time for refreshments. The restaurant in Wave Leisure provides great food in very pleasant surroundings.

Wave staff are always very welcoming.

Apart from the sport itself, we have a social calendar.

We try to arrange two coach trips a year and we also have our Annual Christmas Lunch. This has recently been held at the Seaford Branch of the The Royal British Legion. This venue has become the one of choice because of the excellent food and the cost, as well as being in the town.

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What’s On In June?

Sat 26th May - Sat 2nd June Beach Sculpture Competition Bonningstedt Parade To mark World Ocean Day, make a sculpture out of Seaford beach rubbish. Teams of 4. Prize giving Sunday 3rd June, 3pm. Application forms from facilities@seafordtowncouncil. gov.uk Tel: 01323 894870 Mon 28th May - Sun 3rd June Kent County Photographic Association Exhibition Arts@theCrypt, Church St 10am - 5pm. Photographic prints and Projected Digital Images chosen by members of photographic clubs in Kent, Sussex and South London.

100 images selected from this exhibition will represent the KCPA at a UK-wide exhibition travelling the country next year.

Free entry. Tel: 07521 954545 www.thecryptgallery.com Friday 1st June Ladies Pamper Night (men welcome too!) Newhaven Lifeboat House, Riverside, West Quay, Newhaven 7 - 10pm. Over 16s fun night c/o the Body Shop at Home – massage, mini manicure, eyebrow threading, mini makeover; also tarot reading, psychic medium, PartyLite candles. £5 per treatment.

Drinks, nibbles available, raffle, and guess what’s under the Scotsman’s kilt! To book, tel: 07896 027024 email rnli. newhaven.fete@outlook.com www.rnli.org/newhavenbranch Historic Guided Walking Tour Seaford Cemetery 7.30pm - 8.30pm. With Kevin Gordon. Meet at cemetery gates., Alfriston Road. Tickets £5, available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre. Tel: 01323 897426 Saturday 2nd June Dr Bike Seaford Police Station, Church Street 10am - 12 noon. Cycle enthusiasts from Cycle Seahaven help local people use their bikes more. Bring your poorly bicycle for basic repairs and maintenance. www.cycleseahaven.org.uk

Historic Guided Walking Tour Seaford 10.30am. With Kevin Gordon.

Meet at Seaford Tourist Information Centre, 37 Church Street. Tickets £5, available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre. Tel: 01323 897426 Foundation of Spiritual Healing and Guidance St James’ Trust Community Centre, Blatchington Road 2pm - 4pm. Free healing, qualified approved healers in attendance. No appointment.

Tea and cakes. Donations welcome. Tel: 01323 896192 www.facebook.com/Thefshg Cancer Research UK Seaford Summer Party The View, Seaford Golf Club, Southdown Road 7.30pm - 11.30pm. Gourmet burger, live band and welcome drink included in ticket price.

Raffle. Tickets £25.

Tel: Clare 07824 634513 or Val: 07732 273475 www.seafordcruk.org

membership. Tel: 01323 892322 www.seafordtennis.com Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Seaford 10.30am. Summer Class Series 1 & 2. www.nssc.org.uk Historic Guided Walking Tour Lewes 2pm - 4pm. With Kevin Gordon. Meet at front (top) of Lewes Railway Station. Tickets £5, available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre.

Tel: 01323 897426 Splash Point Jazz Club The View, Seaford Head Golf Club, Southdown Road 5pm - 7.30pm. The Neal Richardson Trio with special guest Denys Baptiste (tenor sax). £10 (kids free) on the door or online: www.wegottickets.com/ splashpointjazz Monday 4th Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Pond 5pm. Cadet Evening. www.nssc.org.uk

The Royal British Legion Club Claremont Road, Seaford 8.45pm. Justine Clark.

Tel: 01323 890154 www.seafordbritishlegion.co.uk

Tuesday 5th Seaford Head Probus Club Seaford Golf Club, Firle Road Monthly meeting and lunch for members and guests. Tel: Derek Cockram 01323 491332, email: dcockram1@sky.com

Saturday 2nd - Sunday 3rd Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Family Weekend. Open to all members. Overnight camping available (£5 per person).

Informal coaching and racing and social events. www.nssc.org.uk

East Blatchington Lectures St Peter’s Church, Belgrave Rd 2.30pm. ‘Bateman’s, illustrated talk by Garry Enstone, a lecturer at the house. Tickets £7, incl. refreshments, available from the church or Newberry Tully Estate Agents, 53 Church Street.

Sunday 3rd Boot, Craft and Produce Fair Martello Fields (West), Seaford 7.30am (stallholders), 9am 1pm (public). Pitches £8. Free car parking. Refreshments available. www.seafordrotary.org.uk

Wednesday 6th Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Seaford 7.15pm. Wednesday Eve Series 1, Race 5. www.nssc.org.uk

Seaford Tennis Club Open Day Seaford Tennis Club, Belgrave Road 10am - 4pm. Meet and play with qualified coach, meet adult and junior members, mini tennis for ages 3-10, ball machine, free tea/coffee and cake. 25% off

The Wednesday Group Cross Way Church, Steyne Rd 7.30pm. ‘Growing Up in Barbados’ with Collins Griffith.

Tel: 01323 871292 Thursday 7th Seaford U3A Summer Talk Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Road 2pm - 4pm. Speaker Kathy Gore on her work in the Lord Lieutenant’s Office. Free

refreshments. Members only.

Tel: 01323 899572 www.u3asites.org.uk/seaford Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Pond 5pm. WOW (Women on Water). www.nssc.org.uk ‘Tales from the Crypt’ – The Ghost Group Arts@theCrypt, Church St Evening in the Undercroft.

Tel: 07521 954545 www.thecryptgallery.com Family Roots, Eastbourne & District Family History Society Ocklynge School, Victoria Drive, Eastbourne 7.30pm. ‘Deceased Online’, talk by Jamie Burges-Lumsden.

New members welcome.

Members £1, visitors £1.50, inc. refreshments. Tel: Helen Warren 01323 731792 www.eastbournefhs.org.uk Seaford Bonfire Society Open Committee Meeting The White Lion Hotel, Claremont Road 7.30pm. A chance to join and meet the committee. www.seafordbonfire.co.uk Seaford Folk Songs and Tunes Circle The Royal British Legion, Claremont Rd 8pm. Singers, musicians and audience welcome to perform or listen. Hosted by Derek Seed.

Friday 8th Seahaven Hard of Hearing Club St James’ Trust, Blatchington Road 2.15pm - 4pm. Guest speaker and other activities, tea and biscuits, raffle. Local transport may be available at a small cost. New members always welcome.

Tel: Pauline 01323 895216 Curry & Comedy!

St Leonard’s Church, Church St 7pm doors. Compassion graduate Jane teams up with comedian Steve Legg. Laugh until you cry while Jane demonstrates how to make authentic curry. Tickets £6, in aid of Compassion, which sponsors children in poverty.

Tel: Fred 07912 557586 Email: fred@seafordparish.org.uk www.seafordparish.org.uk

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Open Mic/Jam Sessions The Seven Sisters, Alfriston Rd 8.30pm. Perform or jam with some great local musicians. Full PA/keys etc. supplied. www.face book.com seahavenopenmic Friday 8th - Sunday 10th The Wizard of Oz – Seaford Musical Theatre The Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane 7.30pm (Fri, Sat), 2.30pm (Sat, Sun). Also running Fri 15th Sun 17th. Tickets £10 adult/£7 student/£30 family (2a&2c).

Available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre, 37 Church Street, or online. www.ticketsource.co.uk/ thebarntheatre Friday 8th - Thursday 21st Richard K Potter Arts@theCrypt, Church St Colourful stylised paintings including local landscapes. Free entry. Tel: 07521 954545 www.richardkpotter.wixsite. com/richard www.thecryptgallery.com Saturday 9th ‘Who Will Win?’ – Denton Community Challenge Avis Road Recreation Ground, Denton, Newhaven 1pm - 5pm. Celebration of local sports. Activities and sporting challenges, stalls, arena displays, live music, face painting, bouncy castle, refreshments, grand raffle and more. Nominal fee to participate in challenges. www.dentonchallenge.co.uk Concentus Sings in Summer St Leonard’s Church, Church St 7pm. An exhilarating set of classical to contemporary pieces. Also on in Eastbourne on Sat 23rd. Tickets £10/£5 under 16s. Seaford tickets available from Newberry Tully Estate Agents, 53 Church St, tel: 07789 343514 / 07920 430162, or online: www.concentus. ticketsource.co.uk www.concentus-sings.com The Royal British Legion Club Claremont Road, Seaford 8.45pm. Kimberley Brinny.

Tel: 01323 890154 www.seafordbritishlegion.co.uk Sunday 10th Seahaven Scouts Boot Sale Martello Field 7.30am (sellers), 8.30am - 1pm

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(buyers). Cars £8, vans £12.

Tel: 0844 4146086 www.ssch.org.uk/bootsales Beach Clean Martello Tower 10am - 11.30am. Gloves, bags and litter pickers provided, or bring your own bucket.

Supervised children welcome.

Rubbish sorted for recycling.

Facebook: ZeroWasteMaman Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Seaford 11.30am. Summer Class Series 3 & 4. www.nssc.org.uk Mayor’s Open Garden Trail Various venues, Seaford 11am - 5pm. Nine gardens open their gates to raise money for the Seaford Mayor’s charities. Juliet Sargeant, TV presenter and garden designer, will open the trail at Driftwood, 4 Marine Drive, at 11am.

Refreshments, art and garden decorations available at some gardens. Tickets £6 payable at first garden visited, children free. www.mayorsopengarden.co.uk Sunday Tea Dances Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven 2pm - 4.30pm. Ballroom, Latin, popular sequence and occasional line dances. £6, including tea and biscuits (first visit £1.50). Tel: Fred Weston on 01323 898813 Monday 11th Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Pond 5pm. Cadet Evening. www.nssc.org.uk Tuesday 12th Seaford Natural History Society Riverside Park, Newhaven 10am. Meet at Robinson Road, Newhaven, BN9 9RW, ref: TQ442017. Tel: 01323 893526 www.seafordnaturalhistory. org.uk Probus Club of Seaford Seaford Golf Club, Firle Road 12 noon for 12.30pm lunch.

Monthly meeting with 3-course meal and speaker. Tel: 01323 890418 or 01323 897546 GuestHouse Storytellers Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven 7.30pm. Club night, ‘Cock and Bull Stories’. Visitors can book

a 10-minute slot to tell a story on the evening’s theme. Tickets £5/£4 on the door. Email: wendy.atkinson@btinternet.com www.guesthousestorytellers. com Wednesday 13th Seaford Women’s Institute Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Rd 2pm. Centenary meeting.

Waiting list for new members.

To hire the hall for events, tel: Hilary Elworthy 01323 894066. www.esfwi.org.uk/wis/seaford Seaford Stamp & Postcard Club Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane 7pm for 7.30pm. Speaker Bob Deakin on Morocco. All stamp and postcard collectors welcome. Tel: 01323 492433 www.seaford-sussex.co.uk/sspc Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Seaford 7.15pm. Wednesday Eve Series 1, Race 6. www.nssc.org.uk Thursday 14th Seahaven RAFA Lunch 12 noon for 12.30pm. Twocourse lunch at either the Royal British Legion or the White Lion. Book one week in advance by phoning 01323 898907 Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Pond 5pm. WOW (Women on Water). www.nssc.org.uk Friday 15th Charity Golf Day Willingdon Golf Club, Southdown Road, Eastbourne 2 tee start from 9.30am.

Organised by Willingdon Golf Club Seniors in aid of Chestnut Tree House. Teams of 4. £45 per head, lunch included.

Tel: Tony Uden 01323 483524 or 07711 333779 Email: tony.uden@btinternet. com Comedy Seaford The View at Seaford Head, Southdown Road 8pm (doors 7pm). Monthly comedy night hosted by Julie Jepson. Tickets £10 on door or in advance from Golf Club and Seaford Tourist Info, 37 Church St. Tel: 07773 522943, email: comedyseaford@outlook.com

Friday 15th - Sunday 18th The Wizard of Oz – Seaford Musical Theatre The Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane 7.30pm (Fri, Sat), 2.30pm (Sat, Sun). Also running Fri 8th - Sun 10th. Tickets £10 adult/£7 student/£30 family (2a&2c).

Available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre, 37 Church Street, or online. www.ticketsource.co.uk/ thebarntheatre Saturday 16th Dr Bike Big Park, Peacehaven 10am - 12 noon. Cycle enthusiasts from Cycle Seahaven help local people use their bikes more. Bring your poorly bicycle for basic repairs and maintenance. www.cycleseahaven.org.uk Hopscotch Garden Party Hopscotch, The Old School, Church Street 10.30am - 12.30pm. All welcome. Children will enjoy the Imagination Playground.

Tel: 01323 492123 www.hopscotch.uk.com Lunchtime Concert St Leonard’s Church, Church St 1pm. Richard Dawson, organ.

Free event self-supported by donations. www.seafordparish.org.uk Open Garden Driftwood, 4 Marine Drive 1pm - 5pm. Opening for the Association of Carers. Artists’ work displayed in stunning garden setting. Tea/coffee and cakes. Garden decorations for sale. Entry £3. www.ngs.org.uk www.driftwoodbysea.co.uk The Royal British Legion Club Claremont Road, Seaford 8.45pm. Full House.

Tel: 01323 890154 www.seafordbritishlegion.co.uk Sunday 17th Friends of Tide Mills meeting Tide Mills 10am - 12 noon. Meet at beach end of old village road.

Help us to care for this special place. Email: brian.skinner2@ btinternet.com.

Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Seaford 10.30am. Summer Class Series 5 & 6. www.nssc.org.uk

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NGS Open Gardens Various venues, Seaford 12 noon - 5pm. Group opening of five gardens as part of the National Garden Scheme.

Cupani Garden, 8 Sandgate Close; High Trees, 83 Firle Road; Lavender Cottage, 69 Steyne Road; 34 Chyngton Road; Seaford Community Garden, East Street. Homemade teas at High Trees and Lavender Cottage, lunches and teas at Cupani. Entry £6, children free. www.ngs.org.uk The Joyce Campbell Sunday Lunch Club St Peter’s Church Hall, Belgrave Road 1pm. £6. Sunday roast and get-together for Seaford senior citizens.. Transport can be arranged. To book and further details tel: 01323 890175 Monday 18th Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Pond 5pm. Cadet Evening. www.nssc.org.uk Tuesday 19th NGS Open Garden Driftwood, 4 Marine Drive 11am - 5pm. First NGS opening of the year for the celebrated garden. Also open 10th & 24th July, 5th August. Tea/coffee, cakes and light lunches available.

Garden decorations for sale.

Entry £5, children free. www.ngs.org.uk www.driftwoodbysea.co.uk Wednesday 20th Seaford U3A Coffee Morning Con Club, Crouch Lane 10am - 12 noon. Find out about courses, workshops and outings. £1 incl. tea/coffee/cake.

Prospective members welcome. www.u3asites.org.uk/seaford Seaford Museum and Heritage Society Westdean Afternoon/evening. Members’ local outing. See website for meeting place, time and other details. Tel: 01323 898222 www.seafordmuseum.co.uk Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Seaford 7.15pm. Wednesday Eve Series 1, Race 7. www.nssc.org.uk

Thursday 21st Seaford Afternoon Flower Club Member’s Garden 2pm. Cream tea, plant stall and other sale items, tombola and raffle. Tickets £4. Annual fee £28, visitors £5 on the door, including refreshments. Tel: Mary Morris 01323 893899 or Sue Ward 01323 894848 Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Pond 5pm. WOW (Women on Water). www.nssc.org.uk Friday 22nd Seaford Community Cinema The Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane 7.30pm. ‘Darkest Hour’, cert.

PG. Tickets £6/£5/£3.50.

Available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre, 37 Church Street, tel: 01323 897426, or online. www.seafordcinema.org Saturday 23rd Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Pevensey Bay Cadet Federation Cup. Seaford Topper and Streaker Open. www.nssc.org.uk Cradle Hill CP School Aloha Summer Fair Lexden Road 12 noon - 3pm. Tombolas, raffle, games and fun stalls, entertainers including Sam Jones, inflatable assault course and shooter bouncy castle with air cannons, BBQ, tiki bar, ice cream and more.

Summer Fayre St Luke’s Church, Chyngton 2pm - 4pm. Variety of stalls, homemade cakes and refreshments.

Concentus Sings in Summer St Saviour’s Church, South Street Eastbourne 7pm. An exhilarating set of classical to contemporary pieces. Also on in Seaford on Sat 9th. Tickets £10/£5 under 16s. Eastbourne tickets available from Semantics, 33 Grove Rd, Eastbourne and Eastbourne Tourist Information Centre; tel: 07789 343514 / 07920 430162;or online: www. concentus.ticketsource.co.uk www.concentus-sings.com

Seaford Choral Society Songs for Summer Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road 7pm. Selection of choral songs from across the ages and continents, including Leonard Bernstein, Roger Quilter, Grieg, Parry, Rachmaninoff, Jerome Kern and Mascagni.

Refreshments provided.

Tickets £10/£5 16 and under.

Available from Newberry Tully Estate Agents, 53 Church St, Steamworks, 2 Station Approach, or on the door. www.seaford-choral-society. com The Royal British Legion Club Claremont Road, Seaford 8.45pm. Middle 8.

Tel: 01323 890154 www.seafordbritishlegion.co.uk Sunday 24th Mandala Workshop with Sarah Oyetunde Arts@theCrypt, Church St 10am - 4pm. Focus on colour. Professional standard materials and papers included.

Refreshments provided. Shared vegetarian lunch, please bring something to contribute. £70.

Booking information at: www.soartandwellbeing.co.uk www.thecryptgallery.com Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Seaford 10.30am. Summer Class Series 7 & 8. www.nssc.org.uk Seaford Motorfest Martello Fields 11am - 5pm. Free family motoring event, featuring Classic, American, Custom and Vintage cars, motorbikes, scooters and trikes. Funfair, live bands, business and community stalls, beer tent and food. Email: seafordmotorfest@hotmail.com www.facebook.com/ seafordcommunityevents committee Corelli Ensemble St Leonard’s Church, Church St 4pm. Includes pieces by Vivaldi, Nigel Hess, Mahler, Stanley Myers and Holst. Soloists Maeve Jenkinson (violin) and Paul Gregory (guitar). Followed by refreshments and a chance to meet performers and audience members. Also on at

St Pancras Church, Ireland’s Lane, Lewes on Sun 9th. Tickets £10 in advance online or from Seaford Tourist Information Centre, 37 Church St, or £12 on the door.

Children free. www.corelliensemble.co.uk Mid-Summer Party Florence House, Southdown Road 7pm - 12 midnight. In aid of the Youth Counselling Project.

Buffet supper, bar, dancing, entertainment and bonfire.

Special guests include Norman Baker and the Reform Club, Nick Mallinson’s Seahaven FM Roadshow, Sprung and Jamie Morgan and the Seaford Drums.

Tickets £35 incl free cocktail. Tel: 01323 893994 or 07852 807164 Email: andylouhargreaves@icloud. com Monday 25th Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Pond 5pm. Cadet Evening. www.nssc.org.uk Tuesday 26th East Sussex NHS Community Health Checks Seaford Library, Sutton Park Rd 10am - 3pm. Health check for 40 to 74 year olds. Find out your cholesterol, blood pressure and BMI. To make an appointment tel: 0300 303 3624 or email: healthy@sussexcommunity.org.uk Seaford Sweethearts WI Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Rd 8pm. Monthly meeting. New members welcome. www.seafordwi.co.uk Seaford Natural History Society Seaford Head Moth Event 9pm. Meet at South Hill Barn car park, ref: TV504980.

Tel: 01323 893526 www. seafordnaturalhistory.org.uk Wednesday 27th Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Seaford 7.15pm. Wednesday Eve Series 1, Race 8. www.nssc.org.uk Thursday 28th Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club Piddinghoe Pond 5pm. WOW (Women on Water). www.nssc.org.uk continued...

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Seaford & District Horticultural Society St Leonard’s Church Hall, Church Lane 7pm. Members’ social evening. ‘The Garden Story’, talk by Peter Owen-Jones.

Competition: Sweet Pea and Roses. www.seafordhorti.com Friday 29th Meditation and Creativity Workshop Florence House, Seaford 1.45pm for 2pm - 4pm. Deep relaxation, meditiation, creative visualisation and experimenting with a range of art materials. £60 shared between up to four participants. Also on 27th July.

For information and to book, tel: 07956 555688 or email: robinshell63@gmail.com Seaford U3A Pub Lunch The White Lion, Claremont Rd 12.30pm for 1pm. Please book with organiser by 6pm on Weds 27th.

Tel: David 01323 381282. www.u3asites.org.uk/seaford Fri 29th June - Sun 1st July Seaford Community Cinema Women and Film Festival Various venues Various times. Screenings and workshops for all ages and needs. Films feature women in leading production roles, from director through to screenplay writer and cinematographer.

Programme available in the usual places. Tickets available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre, 37 Church Street, on the door, tel: 01323 897426, or online. www.seafordcinema.org Fri 29th June - Thurs 5th July Seaford’s Got Talent!

Arts@theCrypt, Church St Seaford Head Community College presents its annual art exhibition. Free entry.

Tel: 07521 954545 www.thecryptgallery.com Saturday 30th Open Garden High Trees, 83 Firle Road, BN25 2JA 11am - 4.30pm. Wander through the beautiful gardens and stunning woodland before enjoying hot drinks and sweet treats. Plants and books for sale, raffle. Raising funds for

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Alzheimer’s Research UK. £6 incl tea and cake, children free.

Email: hightreesgarden@hotmail. com Veterans and Armed Forces Day Seafront, Martello Fields 11am - 4pm. Commemorating the 100th anniversary of Armistice. Parade and Inspection starts 12.30pm.

Live music, funfair, arena displays, community and craft stalls, inflatable assault course, military vehicles and artefacts, refreshments and more. Raising funds for Combat Stress.

The Royal British Legion Club Claremont Road, Seaford 8.45pm. Loose Change.

Tel: 01323 890154 www.seafordbritishlegion.co.uk

Coming up Sunday 1st July Sea Sunday St Andrew’s Church, Bishopstone Village 10.15am. In aid of The Mission to Seafarers. Service celebrating and giving thanks for seafarers and the sea. Followed by refreshements in Bishopstone Village Hall. All very welcome, particularly representatives from local maritime organisations and emergency services.

Garden Party 31 Sutton Avenue 11.30am - 5pm. Hosted by Mr & Mrs M P Logan. Tombola, raffle, plants, cakes, cream teas and ploughmans. Live music from Seaford Head School Band (12.30pm - 1.30pm) and Seaford Silver Band (2.30pm 4pm). In aid of Children With Cancer Fund, Mary’s Meals and Friends of Eastbourne Hospital.

Tel: 01323 491566 Tuesday 3rd July A Day of Meditation and Creativity Florence House, Southdown Road 10am - 5pm. A day about healing, working with the healing power of crystals and healing from nature. For information or to book a place (by 12th June), tel: Robin Shell 07956 555688, email: robinshell63@gmail.com

Saturday 7th July Open Garden The Long House, West Dean 2pm - 5pm. Admission £5, children free. Tea and cakes in aid of Family Support Work.

What’s On Weekly?

ARTS & CRAFTS Art Workshop Be Creative, 13 Sutton Park Road Thurs fortnightly: 10am - 12 noon. With Lesley Harvey. All mediums used. £15. Tel: Terri on 01323 490912

Art Workshop Paradise Park Café, Avis Road, Newhaven Last Sat of the month: 9am - 11am. With Lesley Harvey.

All materials provided. £12. Tel: 07722 236741 to reserve a place. Email: lesleyharvey17@ hotmail.com Chinese Painting Group Hellingly Village Hall off A22 Weds: 1 - 4pm. Professional Chinese tutor. Materials available. Beginners and new members welcome. For more details contact: 01273 515452 East Sussex Moviemakers St Luke’s Parish Rooms, Stone Cross, Pevensey 1st & 3rd Weds: 7.45 9.45pm. Members show videos, advice available, speakers on video-related topics. Contact Valerie McManus: 07950 904778, valmcmanusuk@yahoo.com www.eastsussexmoviemakers.org Jewellery Classes Seaford Mon: 6 -9pm, Wed: 10am 2pm, Fri: 10am - 2pm. tel 07952 195341, email: info@ leprevost.co.uk, www.leprevost. co.uk Knit & Craft Chyngton Methodist Church Hall, Millberg Road, Seaford Thurs: 2pm - 4pm. All welcome, come and learn new skills making articles for charities. Tel: Viola on 01323 890271 Knit & Natter Seaford Little Theatre, Steyne Road Weds: 10am - 12 noon. Knit, natter and crochet. All made welcome. Tel: Eileen on 01323 491638 or Lyn 01323 893412

Newhaven Art Club Peacehaven Evangelical Church Mon: 2pm. Members meet to paint and draw together with discussions, demonstrations, life drawing and sketching outdoors. Annual subs. £25.

Why not come along and see how you get on? www.newhavenartclub.org.uk Newhaven Knit ‘n’ Natter Group Hillcrest Centre Bay Vue Road, Newhaven Mon: 2pm-4pm. Room 4.

Friendly support for knitting and needlework enthusiasts.

All ages and abilities welcome.

No fees or subscription. Bring along your knitting and enjoy refreshments in the café.

Free parking and access for the disabled. Further details, tel: 07540 199616 or 01323 890205 Seaford Art Club Downs Leisure Centre Fri: 2 - 4pm. A friendly, active group of enthusiastic, competent artists.

Demonstrations, practical sessions, gallery visits and other trips. Tel Anne: 01323 491008 http://seafordartclub.weebly. com Seaford Machine Knitting Club Baptist Church, Belgrave Rd 2nd Fri of month: 2 - 4pm.

Tel: Helen Doran on 01323 872218 or email: hdoran@ talktalk.net Seaford Photographic Society The Martello Room, Seaford Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane Fri: 7.30pm. September to May. www.SeafordPS.org.uk

CLUBS & ORGANISATIONS

Age Concern Seaford 6 Church Street Mon - Fri: 10am - 2pm. Office.

Mon - Sat: 10am - 2pm. Shop.

We offer the following services for older people: information and support, medical transport,

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visiting and befriending, contact time. Volunteers required.

Tel: 01323 899434 www. ageconcernseaford.btck.co.uk Air Cadets 1218 Sqn. Air Training Corps Transit Road, Newhaven Mon & Thurs: 7 - 9.30pm.

Aged 13 to 17 and interested in aviation? Come along any evening. Tel: 01273 513218 Bank/HSBC Retirees Group Lansdowne Hotel, Eastbourne Last Thurs of month: 10.30am - 12 noon. Calling all retired members. Coffee, tea and biscuits with friendly people.Tel Mrs Doreen Woodward-Davies 01323 898907 Bipolar UK Support Group St James’ Trust, 11 Blatchington Road 2nd Weds of month: 1.30pm-3.30pm.

Information and support for individuals affected by bipolar, including friends, family and carers. www.bipolaruk.org Canasta Afternoon Seaford & Blatchington Lawn Tennis Club, 47 Belgrave Road 1st & 3rd Weds of month: 2pm. £2.50 per session incl. tea/coffee and biscuits. For info, tel: June 01323 896456.

Civil Service Pensioners Alliance The View, Seaford Head Golf Club, Southdown Road 1st Tues of month: 10am.

Friendly chat inc. group business and info on pensions/ benefits/ socials & days out.

Refreshments.

Cooking Courses Denton Island Community Centre, Denton Island, Newhaven Tues: 10.30am - 1pm.

Free cooking skills classes.

(17th April, 15th May, 19th June.) Tel: 01273 516032 Email: healthylifestyles@ sussexcommunity.org.uk www.sussexcommunity.org.uk Cuckmere Valley Transition Group George Inn, Alfriston 1st Thurs of month: 7pm Energy Group meeting.

Tel: 01323 870409 email: cuckmere transition@gmail.com www. cuckmerevalleytransition.org.uk Deans Senior Tea Club Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Mon: 2pm - 4pm. Social club for all. The aim is to combat loneliness and isolation.

Tea, cakes, games, raffle and entertainment. All welcome.

Dog Training The Scout Hut, The Salts Recreation Ground Mon & Tues evenings: Seaford & District Dog Training Club. Dog training classes in accordance with the Kennel Club Good Citizens Scheme.

Class levels are puppy, bronze, silver and graduate.

Tel: Dave 07516 934927 www.seaforddogclub.co.uk Downs 60+ Club Sutton Corner, Seaford (Old Flint Building, grounds of Downs Leisure Centre) 10am-12 noon and 2-4pm.

Mon am: Art, snooker. pm: Snooker, table tennis, Phase 10. Tues am: Snooker, art, keep fit (10.30-11.30) pm: Rummykub, table tennis, social.

Weds am: Art, snooker, choir (10.30-11.30), lunch club 12.30pm pm: Snooker, craft & chat. Thurs am: Art, Scrabble, snooker, exercise & line dancing pm: Art, snooker.

Fri am: Art, snooker pm: Table tennis Sat am: Table tennis, snooker. Monthly discussion group and occasional minibus trips. Visit twice then pay £55 for the year; no more to pay for unlimited visits (excl. lunch).

Come along on Tues 10am -12 noon or tel: 01323 896422 East Dean & Friston Gardening Club East Dean Village Hall, Gilberts Drive 2nd Fri of month: 2.15pm 4pm. Variety of guest speakers.

Membership £7 per year, visitors welcome. Tel: Fran 01323 423529 French Conversation by the Fireside Alfriston Mon: 7pm - 8pm.

Thurs: 1pm - 2pm. Drop-in session for all levels. £6 per hour. For information and bookings tel: 01323 871492 or email babette@cosmofil.com French One-to-One Conversation and Tutoring For adult beginners and improvers and GCSE level students, with former legal translator. £25 per hour. For details tel: 07446 884435 sarah.rigler@clara.co.uk

Friendship The Base (next to the Salts Café), Marine Parade Thurs: 10.30am - 12.30pm.

We will sing, make music (bring a musical instrument) and play games. £3 (carers free). Tel: Sam 01323 897320 The Havens Day Clubs for Over 65s Kempton House, Peacehaven: Tues: 10am-3pm, or half day. Newhaven Age Concern Club: Weds: 10am3pm, or half days. Care, support, friendship and respite care.

Run by Age UK East Sussex.

Tel Nicola on 07850 987131, Lewes office 01273 476704 www.ageukeastsussex.org.uk Heartsease Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road 1st Fri of month (except August): 2.30pm. Monthly group welcoming anyone who finds themselves alone and would enjoy some social interaction. Speakers, activities, companionship and tea. Tel: John and Jill Hughes 01323 898678 HIVE Youth Club Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road Fri: 7.15 - 8.45pm. (School year 7 – sixth form). Games, activities, workshops, pool, table football, table tennis, Xbox, Playstation, instruments, social events, trips out, advice, encouragement & guidance.

Annual membership £5 (excl. social events and trips). Term time only. Tel: 01323 896009 www.seafordbaptistchurch. org.uk Kids Aloud Kingswell, 115-117 Vale Road (Community Church Hall) Fri: 3.45pm - 5.30pm. Free after-school activities for children aged 4-12. All welcome for games, art and stories. Tel: Tina 01323 492833. www.kings-well.org.uk/kids_ aloud.htm Know Dementia Memory Moments Café Meridian Centre, Meridian Way, Peacehaven Fri: 9.30am - 12.30pm.

Informal café for people with dementia and their family supporter/carer. Includes tea, coffee and cake, and a little fun and laughter with games, talk, music, dance etc. Tel: 01273 494300 Email: info@ knowdementia.co.uk

Lipreading Classes St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd Tues:10am - 11.45am.

Newcomers welcome, first session free. Great confidence builder. Six week terms. Fee includes membership of Seahaven Hard of Hearing Club. Tel: Jenny 01273 585339 L: IVE Youth Club Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road Fri: 6 - 7pm. (School year 3 - 6). Games and activities inc. pool, table football, table tennis, games consoles, craft zones, and a tuck shop. Admission £1 inc 50p worth of tuck.

First week free. Term time only. Tel: 01323 896009 www. seafordbaptistchurch.org.uk Mercread Youth Centre Mercread Road, Seaford Mon: 6pm - 7pm. Seaford Youth Forum. Tues: 3.30pm - 5.30pm.

Juniors Youth Club (Year 8 & 9), £1. Weds: 3.30 - 6pm. After School Club (Year 6 & 7), £1.

Thurs: 3.30pm - 5.30pm.

Mercread Youth Centre Mercread Road, Seaford T.O.A.S.T. Girls Only Group, £1.

6.30pm - 8.30pm. Seniors Youth Club (Year 9+), £1. For more details contact Roger Daw on 01323 892531 National Trust Seaford Association (NTSA) Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane.

3rd Wed of month: 2.30pm.

Illustrated talks on diverse subjects from Oct to March.

Outings from spring to autumn plus other social and fundraising events. New members welcome. Visitors £2.50. www.seaford-sussex.co.uk/nt Newhaven & Seaford Sea Cadets The Old Church, Chapel Street, Newhaven Mon & Fri: 7pm - 9pm (seniors) Fri: 7pm - 9pm (juniors) Newhaven, Peacehaven & Seaford Lions Club White Lion Hotel, Claremont Rd 4th Thurs of month: 8pm meeting. www.npslions.co.uk Probus Club of Seaford Seaford Golf Club, Firle Rd 2nd Tues of month: 12pm for 12.30pm lunch. Monthly meeting with 3-course meal and speaker. Tel: 01323 890418 or 897546 continued...

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The Rotary Club of Seaford Seaford Golf Club, Firle Rd Weds: 12.45 for 1pm. Weekly meeting.

Royal Antidiluvian Order of Buffaloes The Royal British Legion, Claremont Road Sun: 3pm. Weekly meetings Tel: 01323 325121 l.dmurray@yahoo.co.uk The Royal Society of St George Monthly events. England’s leading patriotic society.

Contact Chairman 01323 899985 or email: 514928@ talktalk.net.

Seaford Afternoon Flower Club Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road 3rd Thurs of month:1.30pm for a 2pm start. Talks, demos, outings, etc. Past and new members welcome.

Membership £28 per year.

Visitors £5 inc. refreshments per meeting. Tel: Mary Morris 01323 893899 or Sue Ward 01323 894848 Seaford Bonfire Society White Lion Hotel, Claremont Rd First Thurs of month: 7pm.

Membership and open committee meeting. www.seafordbonfire.co.uk Seaford Bridge Club Downs Leisure Centre Tues:1.30 - 5pm. Duplicate bridge in a friendly atmosphere for intermediates and above.

Fri: 6.30 - 10pm. Duplicate bridge for intermediate and above. For further information please refer to our website www.bridgewebs.com/seaford Seaford Constitutional Club Crouch Lane Mon: Cribbage & Line Dancing.

Tues: 9.30am Slimming World.

3rd Weds: Klondyke Whist.

Thurs: Tea Dance/Dance Classes. Fri & Sun: 8.15pm Bingo. Tel: 01323 890087 Seaford Evening Flower Club St Luke’s Church, Walmer Rd 1st Thurs of month: 7 for 7.30pm demo. Affil. to NAFAS. New members welcome. Visitors £4.50 inc. refreshments. Tel Marian on 01273 515544

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Seaford Head Probus Club Seaford Golf Club, Blatchington 1st Tues of month: Monthly lunch for members and guests.

Tel: 01323 896373 Seaford Lecture & Literary Club St Leonard’s Church Hall, Church Lane, off Church Street Tues: 7.30 - 8.30pm. Illustrated lectures by well-known speakers on a wide range of subjects. From Oct to March.

Tel: 01323 899932 or 893270 Seaford Martello Rotary Club Seaford Golf Club, Firle Road Mon: 7.15pm for 7.45pm.

Tel: 01323 891009 or seafordmartellorotary@gmail. com Seaford Museum & Heritage Society Martello Tower, Seaford Summer opening Sunday & bank hols: 11am-4pm.

Weds & Sat: 2pm-4pm.

Winter opening Sunday & bank hols: 11am-4pm.

Tel: 01323 898222 www.seafordmuseum.co.uk Seaford Quakers Seaford Little Theatre, Steyne Rd Sun: 10.30 - 11.30am. Meeting for worship followed by refreshments. All welcome. Tel Joyce Bowley on 01323 89241 Seaford Social Club for Blind & Partially Sighted People St Peter’s Hall, Belgrave Road 1st Thurs of month: 2-4pm.

Entertainment and tea.

Tel: ESAB 01323 832252 Seafordspirit: Seaford Independent Spiritualist Church 3 Warwick Road Tues: 7.30pm - 8.30pm Healing. Thurs: 7.30pm Divine Service. Friday: 10.30pm 12 noon Healing. Alternate Saturdays: Clairvoyant Evenings 7.30pm. Demos/ workshops see website. All welcome. Tel 01323 737407 Email: enquiries@seafordspirit. co.uk www.seafordspirit.co.uk Seaford Stamp & Postcard Club Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane 2nd Weds of month: 7.15pm.

Monthly speaker. All stamp and postcard collectors welcome.

Tel: 01323 492433 www.seaford-sussex.co.uk/sspc

Seaford Stroke & Caring Club St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd Mon: 2 - 4pm. Slides, music, quizzes, bingo, tea and homemade cakes. Some transport available. Tel: Joyce Woodgate: 01323 894547 Seahaven (Afternoon) Trefoil Guild Afternoon Meeting St Leonard’s Church Hall, Church Lane, off Church St. 1st Tues of month: 2.30 4.30pm. Tel: 01323 897959 Seahaven (Evening) Trefoil Guild Evening Meeting Downs Leisure Centre Over 60s Club 3rd Thurs of month: 7.30pm.

Tel: 01323 893250 Seahaven Hard of Hearing Club St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd 1st Friday of month: 2.15 - 4pm. Guest speakers and other activities, tea and biscuits, raffle. Local transport may be available at a small cost.

Contact Pauline 01323 895216 Southdown Bridge Club 60+ Club, Downs Leisure Ctr Weds: 6.30 - 9.45pm. Friendly duplicate bridge for any age.

Tel: 01323 892171/896236 Spanish Conversation & Coffee Morning Micklefield Way, Seaford Thurs: 10am - 11.30am.

Qualified and experienced teacher. £15. For more details Tel: 07504 881848 Email: pastorcita24@gmail.com The Submariners Association (Sussex Branch) Royal British Legion Club, Claremont Road 1st Fri of month: 7.45pm.

For all ex and serving submariners. Tel: Harry Summerton 01323 734132 Survivors of Suicide The Matthew 25 Mission, Brodie Hall, Christ Church, Seaside, Eastbourne 2nd Mon: 7pm-8.30pm. Group for people affected by suicide. www.sussexcommunity.org.uk Sussex Army Cadet Force No. 2 Platoon (Seaford) Mercread Youth Centre, Mercread Road Mon & Weds: 7.30 - 9.30pm.

For ages 12 (school year 8) to 18 yrs. For further information email kevin.falconer@serfca.org or tel: 01273 552222

Sussex Wildlife Trust Various locations in and around Seaford 1st Thurs of month:10am 3pm, Sept to May. For details tel: 07824 151935. Email: sarahquantrill@sussexwt.org.uk www.sussexwildlifetrust.org.uk U3A Members’ Interest Talks Downs Leisure Cent., Sutton Rd Thurs: afternoon. Subjects range from Japanese Ideas to Bonnard in Search of Rainbows, Chickens, Parliament and more. www.u3asites.org. uk/seaford/home Whist Drive St Thomas More Roman Catholic Church Hall, Sutton Road Thurs: 1.45pm. £2 inc. tea and biscuits. Tel: 01323 896412 Who Let the Dads Out? Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road 2nd Sat of month: 9.30am 11.30am. For children 0 to 11 yrs with their dads, granddads and male carers. Tel: 01323 896009

community

Clinton Centre Café Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Tues: 10am - 11.30am. Coffee/ tea and biscuit or toast and butter, £1. Tel: 01323 873262 Coffee Morning & Bring & Buy St Luke’s Church Hall, Walmer Rd Weds: 10am - 12 noon Coffee Pot Chyngton Methodist Church Hall Thurs: 10 - 11.30am. Assorted items on sale. Disabled access.

Friendly atmosphere.

Tel: 01323 891534 East Dean Farmers’ Market East Dean Village Hall,Village Green Lane off Gilberts Drive Weds: 10am - 12.30pm.

01323 423481 Family Learning and Youth Activities Please call for information.

Tel: 01273 517250, email: familylearning@ sussexcommunity.org.uk www.sussexcommunity.org.uk Health Checks East Sussex We will spend approx. 45 minutes checking your BMI, cholesterol levels, blood pressure, blood sugars and a lifestyle questionnaire. Across the county on various dates.

For details and booking, tel:

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0300 3033624, email: healthy@ sussexcommunity.org.uk International Coffee Morning St Leonard’s Church Hall, Church Lane 2nd & 4th Weds of month: 10.30am - 12.30pm. FebruaryDecember, term time only.

Local Market & Café Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Tues: 10.30am - 2.30pm. Local community market and café, serving light lunches. Stalls available. For more info tel Wendy on 07883 611677 www.sussexmarkets@live.co.uk Love Heart Community Café Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Thurs: 10.30am - 12.30pm.

Supporting people with learning difficulties through work experience. All welcome.

Fundraisers: raise funds and enhance your profile for free, any Thursday with booked slot.

Tel: 01273 812976 Mitchell House Monday Tea Club 43 Lexden Drive Mon: 3 - 4.30pm. Tea, chat and a game or two. 50p and extra charge to play games (for prize funding). Tel: 01323 891804 Monday Coffee Mornings Seaford Little Theatre 4 Steyne Road Mon: 10am - 11.30am.

Everyone welcome to come and enjoy a coffee/tea with biscuits.

Newhaven Country Market Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven, BN9 9LH Thursdays: 9.45am - 1pm (2pm Easter and Christmas markets). Homemade produce, free-range eggs, fresh fish, plants, crafts, café. Free parking, access for the disabled.

Tel: 07540 199616 Newhaven Street Markets Newhaven High Street Thurs & Sat: 9am - 2pm. Fresh produce, bread, pastries, fish & seafood, street food, clothes, arts & crafts, household goods, fishing tackle, handmade jewellery. For stall hire tel 01273 517544 or email:new havenmarket@outlook.com Quit51 Stop Smoking Service Seaford Medical Practice, Dane Road Tues: 9am-6pm Fri: 9am-1pm.

One-to-one clinics. Tues: 5pm6.30pm. Quit club in a friendly group environment.

Tel: 0800 6226968

Seaford Community Garden Crouch Gardens next to the Peace Garden Weds: 9.30am - 12.30pm.

Sat: 10am - 12 noon.

Garden open, plants and produce for sale. All welcome. www.seaford-sussex.co.uk/scg Seaford Old Town Hall Community Tea Room Church Street, Seaford Mon - Fri: 10am - 1pm.

Sat: 10am - 12 noon.

Come and enjoy the comfort of a rest, hot drink, friendly chat.

Seaford Police Neighbourhood Policing Team Meet & Greet Downs Leisure Centre Thurs: 3.30pm Meet your local Police Community Support Officers. www.sussex.police.uk Seaford Street Markets Sutton Road 2nd & 4th Friday of the month: 9am - 1pm. www. seafordtowncouncil.gov.uk/ Street-Markets.aspx Seahaven Storehouse Seaford Community Church, 115-117 Vale Road Thurs: 10am - 1pm. Providing basic food items to individuals and families in need. Tel/ text: 07921 844930 Email: seahavenstorehouse@gmail. com www.kings-well.org.uk/ storehouse.php

Ladies’ clubs

Blatchington Hill Townswomen’s Guild The Chapel Room, St Peter’s Church, Belgrave Road, Seaford 2nd Tues of month: 7.30pm.

New members always welcome. Tel: 01323 899845 or email blatchingtonhilltg@ gmail.com Inner Wheel Club of Seaford Seaford Golf Club, Firle Road 2nd Tues of month: 7.30pm.

Members only.

Seaford Martello WI St Leonard’s Church Hall, Church Lane, off Church Street 2nd Thurs of month: 7.30pm.

New members welcome.

Tel: 01273 583484, email: angeaston@sky.com

Seaford NWR (National Women’s Register) Members’ homes and out and about Various days: For women who are interested in everything and talk about anything. More details visit www.nwr.org.uk or contact us directly by email: nwrseaford@gmail.com Seaford Sweethearts WI Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Rd 4th Tues of month: 8pm. New members welcome. www. seafordsweetheartswi.com Seaford Women’s Institute Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Rd 2nd Weds of month: 2pm.

Other activities include: Mon: Art (weekly), Play Reading (fortnightly), Walking Group (fortnightly). Weds: Craft & Chat (fortnightly). Every other month: Book Reading. www.esfwi.org.uk/wis/seaford

music & drama The Archway Blatchington Rd Tel 01323 897590 www.thearchwaygroup.com Gospelish Choir Mon: 8pm - 9.30pm. Gospel & soul-inspired music. £7 a session.

Contemporary Choir Chyngton School, Millberg Rd Weds: 12.30pm - 2pm at Archway, 8pm - 9.30pm Everything from Ellington to Supertramp. £7 per session.

Chyngton Youth Academy of Arts and Drama St James’ Trust, Blatchington Road Thurs: 4pm. Ages 5-12 Fri: 5.30pm. Ages 12-18.

For drama classes contact Ellen on 07791 081935 Concentus Choir JPK Centre, 39-41 Church Street, Eastbourne Mon: 7.30pm - 9.45pm. No need to read music to join this friendly choir, which regularly sings in Seaford. Tel: Evelyn 01323 643358 www.concentus-sings.com The Downs Singers Downs 60+ Club, Sutton Crn. Weds: 10.30am - 11.30am.

Friendly. No need to read music. Tel: 01323 896422 on Tues 10am -12pm or come on the day.

Haven Harmonies Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven BN9 9LH Mon: 7 - 9pm. Contemporary repertoire accompanied on guitar. No need to read music. £6 per session. Tel 01273 611068 or email: marianstanley43@gmail.com for more information.

Michael Piraner’s Recorder Workshops The Chapel Room, St Peter’s Church, Belgrave Road 2nd Sat every month: 2pm - 4.30pm. For adults over 18 years of age. For more information, email: val. underhill@googlemail.com Play Readings at the Seaford Little Theatre 4 Steyne Road 1st Tues every month: 7.30pm.

Everyone welcome to join in or just listen; play readings are held in the coffee lounge. Tel: Mary 01323 351882 or email gmaryyoung@gmail.com SBC Singers Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road Weds: 7pm. New members always welcome.

Tel: Peter 01273 586687 Seaford Choral Society St Lukes Church, Walmer Rd Mon: 7.15 - 9.15pm. New singers always welcome, no experience necessary, no audition. Tel: 01323 301683, email: info@seaford-choralsociety.com www.seafordchoral-society.com Seaford Drum Group The Archway, 1 Blatchington Rd Tues: 7pm - 9pm. Group drumming. No experience necessary, everyone welcome.

Tel: Jamie 07863 159742 Seaford Handbell Ringers St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd Weds: 10am - 12.30pm. New members welcome. For more information, tel: Margaret Hopkins 01323 325305 Seaford Little Theatre Workshop & Social Evening Steyne Road Weds: 7.30 - 10pm (except during productions). Set building, props and backstage activities.

Tel 01323 351882 Seaford Musical Theatre The Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane Tues & Thurs: 7.30pm.

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Seaford Musical Theatre Juniors The Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane Weds: 6 - 8pm. Performance based learning for young people. Enquiries: 07710 426321 or email: paulawoolven@hotmail.com Seaford Silver Band Seaford Head School, Steyne Rosd Weds: 8 - 10pm. Rehearsals.

New members welcome.

Tel: 01323 892424 or 07740 646386 visit www. seafordsilverband.co.uk Seaford Youth Drama Group Cross Way Church, Steyne Rd Mon: groups from 5pm.

Very reasonable prices. New members welcome. Contact Chris on 01323 892023 Singing for Fun Seaford Baptist Church Thurs: 7 - 8pm. For adults of all ages and abilities – join us for an hour of musical fun.

No need to read music. £5.

Phone 01323 365495, 07799 818590 email: sallyann@ crystalclearaudio.co.uk Sound Baths The Yurt, Florence House, Southdown Road 1st and 3rd Tues of the month: Bathe in these lovely soothing sounds. Tel 07515 961327 South Downs Society of Recorder Players St James’ Trust, Blatchington Road 4th Sat of the month: 2 - 5pm.

Contact the secretary, email: sdowns@srp.org.uk U3A Recorder Group St James’ Trust, Blatchington Road Weds: 2 - 4pm. Tel: Val Underhill on 01323 895230 Email: val.underhill@googlemail. com

Baby & Pre-School

Ante- & Postnatal Excercise Class Downs Leisure Centre, Tues: 10.45 - 11.30am. Specialist exercise class for mums to be and new mums. Crèche on site or baby welcome in class.

Tel: 07901 683577 or 01323 490011 or email c.s.cornish@ hotmail.com Artsmart Pre-school Messy Play Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Mon: 11am - 12pm. Drop in £4.50, siblings £3. Artsmart holiday workshops contact Ann on 07834 629133 or facebook

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Baby and Toddler Experience Seaford, Lewes and Newhaven Classes for babies & toddlers to develop, learn and have fun.

Tel: 07834 231971 www.the babyandtoddlerexperience. co.uk Big Park Buggy Walk Gateway Café, Big Park, Piddinghoe Avenue, Peacehaven Weds: 10am. No need to book - just turn up. www.sussexcommunity.org.uk Jitterbugs Under 5s Denton Island Community Centre, Newhaven Fri: 9.30am - 10.30am. Term time only. Tel: 01273 517250 Email: familylearning@ sussexcommunity.org.uk Parent and Toddler Group St Peter’s Church Chapel Rms Tues: 9 - 11am. Open to all.

Piglets Toddler Group St Thomas More Church Wednesdays: 9.30 - 11.30am.

Facebook: Piglets Seaford Who Let the Dads Out? Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road 2nd Sat of month: 9.30am 11.30am. Parents and toddlers group for fathers, grandfathers or male carers and their preschool children. Tel: 01323 896009

sport & dance

Alfriston Badminton Club Pleasant Rise, Alfriston Weds: 8 - 10pm. Small friendly group looking to expand its membership. All standards welcome. Tel: 01323 645210 Ballet, Tap and Modern Bond School of Dance, St Peter’s Church Hall, Belgrave Rd Weds, Fri & Sat: from 3 years.

Free trial class. Tel: 01323 492795 or 07703 485348 www.nikki-b-danceschool.co.uk Ballet,Tap, Modern & Jazz Seahaven Dance, Seaford and Newhaven Mon - Sat Contact Mechele on 07738 831616, email: info@seahavendance.co.uk www.seahavendance.co.uk Ballroom Dance Classes with Studio Tempo Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane.

Thurs: 5.45pm. Beginners Sequence. 7.30pm. Beginners Ballroom. 8.30pm. Followon class. Classes also held in Newhaven. Tel: 01273 476565

Barefoot Boogaloo Hillcrest Centre, Newhaven 4th Tues of the month: 7.30 - 9.30pm. £7£5 concs.

Visit Facebook page for info.

Basketball with Seahaven Force Seahaven Academy, Southdown Road, Newhaven Thurs: 7pm - 9.30pm. Adults open scrimmage (mixed).

Sat: 10am - 12 noon. Open squad session 11-17 years.

Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Road, Seaford Sun: 11am - 1pm. Mini Ballers 6-11 years.Tel: 07900 817868 www.seahavenforce.com Body Vibes Windover Fitness, nr Alfriston Tues: 10am. Thurs: 6.30pm and 7.30pm. Tel: 01323 871554/07930 738034 Body Works Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road Fri: 2pm: All age circuits, 2.45 - 4pm: Older adult stretch & tone. £5 pp. Tel: 01323 871554/07930 738034 Boxercise® Wave Leisure, Shakespeare Hall, Newhaven Mon: 7pm. Circuits and Bootcamp. Tues: 7.30pm.

Cardio Padwork and Aerobox.

All classes suitable for beginners.

Tel: 01273 510784 or book online: www.waveleisure.co.uk Boxercise® Constitutional Club, Seaford Sun: 10am.

Mercread Youth Club, Seaford Weds: 10am Thurs: 7.30pm Thurs: 6.30pm. Indoor Boot Camp Tel: 07904 818746 Facebook: Fitness & Personal Training Breakfast Bootcamp The Salts Recreation Ground, Seaford Thurs: 6.30 - 7.15am. An all over body workout this class is aimed at getting you stronger, leaner and will help you burn more calories! Tel: 07989 714542 Email: steve@ whittfittraining.co.uk www.whittfittraining.co.uk Facebook: Whittfit Training, Brighton – Steve Whittemore Crouch Bowling Club Crouch Gardens, East Street April-Sept: Outdoor bowling.

All age groups welcome. Free coaching by qualified coaches Tel: 01323 654788 www.crouch bowlingclubseaford.co.uk

Cycle Seahaven Various locations Organised rides for MTB and road riders of all levels of fitness and experienc. £5 per year All rides are listed on www.cycleseahaven.org.uk Denton Indoor Bowls Club Denton Island, Newhaven Mon - Sun: 9am - 7pm. New members welcome. Tel 01273 514664 Extend Activities to music, suitable for older people. have fun while you improve your balance and mobility, with seated options.

For classes and times in the area tel Sandria on 01273 514152 Fitness Pilates Claremont Hall, Claremont Rd Tues: 12.30 - 1.30pm. £7.50 pay as you go or £49 for 8 sessions.

Have fun! Suitable for all.

Contact Karen on 01273 305827 email: karen.funandfit@ gmail.com Football Mercread Youth Centre, Mercread Road Tues: Lunchtime. Indoor kickabout for Seaford Head Year 7 & 8 students only. Steyne Site sports hall. 5pm - 6pm. Free kickabout for Year 7+, Downs Leisure Centre. Fri: 9 - 10pm.

Football Street League session with Brighton & Hove Albion in the Community. Downs Leisure Centre, £1. Tel: 01323 892531 Forces Fit The Salts Recreation Ground Mon & Weds: 7pm Sun: 10am Free tasters available. Book online at www.forcesfit.co.uk Health Walks Martello Tower/The Salts Café 10am - 11am. Health walks, Tuesdays First Tuesday of the month from Salts Café and third from Martello Tower. All ages and abilities welcome.

Free. Run by The Conservation Volunteers. Tel: Jennifer on 07740 899559, email j.deering@tcv.org.uk Holistic Core Restore St Peter’s Church Hall, Belgrave Road Unique six-week pelvic floor and core restore exercise programme for every woman at every life stage. For more info and how to book, tel:

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Denise 07725 358811. Email: denise@bodywisemusclecare. co.uk www.eastbourne holisticcorerestore.com Kettlercise and CoreAbility Wave Leisure, Shakespeare Hall, Newhaven Mon: 6pm. Kettlercise. All over body toning and fat burning workout. Tues: 6.30pm.

Core-focused kettlebell and bodyweight workout.

All classes suitable for beginners.

Tel: 01273 510784 or book online: www.waveleisure.co.uk Line Dancing Daytime classes for mixed abilities. Tel Val on 01323 325993 Line Dancing Mercread Youth Centre, Mercread Road Tues: 5.30 - 6.30pm Beginners, 6.30 - 7.30pm Improvers, 7.30 - 9pm Intermediates Fri: 5.30 - 6.30pm Beginners, 6.30 - 7.30pm Improvers, 7.30 - 9pm Intermediates. Tel Gina on 01273 470456 or 07443 425621 Line Dancing with Southern Stomp Various venues Absolute ‘Two Left Feet’ workshops and an afternoon beginners class. To reserve a place, tel: 01273 587714 Line Dancing with Studio In Line Seaford Constitutional Club Crouch Lane Mon 7.30 -10pm. All levels Downs Leisure Centre Thurs 9.30 - 10.30am.

Absolute beginners, 10.30am - 12pm. All levels. Tel: 07931 930770 Meditation & Relaxation St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd Sat: 10 - 11am.

The Archway, Blatchington Rd Tues: 11am -12 noon.

Fri: 6 - 7pm. Tel: 01323 365802 or 07557 539507.

Email: pia1807@hotmail.co.uk Meditation Group Seaford Osteopathic Clinic, Paignton House, Warwick Rd Tues: 7.30pm-8.30pm. £6.

Please contact Jacqueline for details. Tel: 07963 014560 Meditation Groups Seaford Tues: 10am-12 noon & 7pm9pm. Meetings held in Ann’s home. 1 to 1 sessions, massage and life coaching also available.

For further details, tel: Ann 07989 294445

Mums’ Fitness Mercread Centre, Mercread Road Mon: 9.30am. Burn & Tone Weds: 9.30am. Burn & Tone Fri: 9.30am. Total Toning Seaford: Tues: 9.30am. Tots and Tums Thurs: 9.30am. Tots & Tums Children welcome. £25 for 5. New members first 3 classes £10. www.facebook. com/MumsFitnessUK Tel Alex 07540 551054 Newhaven Bowling Club Fort Road, Newhaven Sat: 10am - 11.30am. Junior Bowls Club. 11.45am - lunch. #Letsplaybowls adult try-it-out sessions. Qualified coach and members to help all learn and improve. Tel: 07401663519 www.newhavenbowling club.weebly.com Nordic Walking Various locations Sat: Morning walks in Sussex.

Afternoon taster/introductory sessions on the seafront.

Weds: 7pm. Evening taster/ introductory sessions at Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Rd. Tel: Kathryn 01323 891492, email: kathrynmcdonald2@ googlemail.com Obstacle Course Training The Salts Recreation Ground 8.45am - 9.30am. Running, jumping, crawling, pulling, pushing, carrying and other movements to help you get stronger and fitter for your first obstacle course race.

Tel: 07989 714542 Email: steve@whittfittraining.co.uk www.whittfittraining.co.uk Facebook: Whittfit Training, Brighton – Steve Whittemore Outdoor Walks & Activities Various locations Informal, friendly group walks and gardening outdoor activities in Seaford, Eastbourne and Brighton. FREE. Tel: 01273 516032 for current list. www.sussexcommunity.org.uk Pilates – Alfriston Pilates Lower Ground Floor Studio, 1-3 Dane Road Daily and evenings (except Sunday). Pilates £10, PiYo £8, Flowin’ £7. Also classes in Kettlebells, Tai Chi, Body Con, Vinyasa Flow Yoga. Tel: 07903 681962. Email: alfristonpilates@ btinternet.com www.alfriston-pilates.kinto.club

Pilates – Movement for Life Seaford Osteopathic Clinic, Paignton House,Warwick Road Mon-Sat: daily classes.

Mon & Thurs: evening.

Back care, Gentle and Dynamic Pilates, Reformer, Pilates Yoga Flow and Yoga classes for all ages and abilities, plus personal tuition. Tel: 07944 785520, email: karenmoves@gmail.com www.movementforlife-pilates. co.uk Scottish Country Dancing Alfriston War Memorial Hall, 4 The Tye, Alfriston Weds: 3.30pm - 5pm. Fun and laughter guaranteed. All ages and abilities welcome. No previous experience needed.

Bring water and comfortable shoes. Dancing until the end of June, restarts September. £3 per person. For info, email: sue_fulham@hotmail.com Seaford & Blatchington Tennis Club Belgrave Road, Seaford The club is open 7 days a week, providing a wide variety of tennis activities. For further details, please contact membership secretary Dee Kellaway on 01323 891372 Seaford & District Folk Dance Group Sutton Hall, Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Road Mon: 7.45pm. New members welcome, first visit free.

Tel: Judy 01323 890759 or Pam 01273 585551 Seaford Bowling Club Chichester Road, Seaford April until October: Outdoor lawn bowls. Members play every day. Competitive and social bowling. Many social events throughout the year.

Friendly atmosphere. New members very welcome.

Tel: 01323 892831 www.seafordbowlingclub.org Seaford Cricket Club Salts Recreation Ground, Park Rd Junior outdoor training Fri: 6pm-7pm. Under 10s to under 13s. 7pm-8pm. Under 14s to under 16s. Email: seanwootten@rocketmail.com Senior outdoor training Tues & Thurs: 6.30pm-8pm.

Email: smithjps@hotmail.com New players and beginners welcome.

Seaford Kurlers Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Road, Seaford Tues: 2 - 4pm. All welcome. Tel: June Wood on 01323 895376

Seaford Netball Club Seaford Head Sports Hall Mon: 5pm-5.30pm: Starlets, age 7-9 (£2.50). 5.30pm-6.30pm: Shadows, age 10-12 (£3).

6.30pm-7.30pm: Shadows, age 13-15, (£3).7.30pm-9pm: Seniors (£5). New members welcome. Tel Clare Flack: 07724 956649 Seaford Rambling Club Various locations A varied programme of walks for active people. For details tel 01323 894370 or www. seaford-rambling-club.org.uk Seaford Rugby Football Club Salts Recreation Ground, Marine Parade Tues & Thurs: 7 - 9pm.

Recruiting new players for two teams in the Sussex leagues.

Come along or contact Paul Burns on 07732 202208 Seaford Rugby Football Club Junior Training Salts Recreation Ground, Marine Parade Sun: 10.30am -12pm. Ages ranging from 6 to 16, a friendly but ambitious squad. Come along or tel 07818 438378 Seaford Striders Running Club From Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Road Mon & Weds (main night): 7pm. All ages and abilities welcome. www.seafordstriders.org.uk Seaford Traditional Folk Dance Group St Peter’s Church Hall, Belgrave Road Wed: 10.15am-12.15pm.

New members and visitors, welcome. £4 pw.

Tel: 01323 897315 Swimming Lessons Newlands School, Eastbourne Rd Sat: Beginners: 9.15 - 9.45am, Improvers: 9.45 - 10.30am, Improver 2/advanced: 10.30 -11.15am. 6-week courses, £30. Tel: 07989 455020 Tai Chi Alfriston Pilates, Lower Grd Floor Studio, 1-3 Dane Rd Thurs: 12 noon - 1pm. £8 per class, first class free. Soft, slow and gentle movement suitable for all. Tel: 07971 296698 Email: audramarshall@icloud.com Tea Dancing Seaford Constitutional Club Crouch Ln Thurs: 2 - 4.30pm tea dance with Peter Harvey. Tel: 01323 890087 continued...

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Walking Football Newhaven FC, Fort Road, Newhaven Sat: 1.30pm - 2.30pm. Just £1 per week. Please bring suitable footwear (astro-turf trainers or football boots). Free tea, coffee and biscuits after each session.

For info, tel: 01273 516032 Wave Leisure Health Walks From Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Road Thurs: 10am. Tel: 01323 490011 Yoga Newhaven Tues: 10am. 60+ yoga 7pm.

Pranayama and meditation.

Weds: 10am. Pregnancy yoga 2pm. Gentle yoga for those living with cancer, ME and heart ailments. 7pm. Classical therapeutic yoga.

Thurs: 10am. Mixed abilities New yoga studio with all equipment provided. 5-week courses for small groups with highly qualified teacher.

Tel: 01273 512306 Yoga – Chair Based Yoga Seaford Osteopathic Clinic, Paignton House, Warwick Rd Tues: 1.30pm - 2.30pm. Block of 6 classes £48. Drop in £10, space permitting. Maximum class size 7. For those who find floor work less suitable. Gentle class for posture, increased flexibility and relaxation.

Tel: Christine 07764 188615 Email: savvachristine@gmail. com Yoga Classes for the Less Able St Peter’s Church, Belgrave Rd Thurs: 11am - 12pm. Seaford Group of Eastbourne & South Wealden Multiple Sclerosis Society. Exercises on floor and chair with trained yoga teacher. £5 a lesson.Tel. 01323 500932 Yoga – Himalayan Hatha Yoga Seaford Osteopathic Clinic, Paignton House, Warwick Rd Mon: 6pm - 7pm. With Karen Hall. Tel: 07944 785520 Email: karenmoves@gmail.com Yoga – In Balance Hatha Yoga Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Mon: 6pm-7.15pm.

St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd Tues & Thurs: 10am-11.30am.

WI Hall, Claremont Road Weds: 7pm-8.15pm.

Small group hatha yoga sessions for all abilities.1-2-1 yoga sessions can be arranged.

Relaxing body massage and therapeutic sports massage also available. Tel: Sophie 07444 549859, email:

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inbalancesussex@gmail.com www.in-balance.org.uk Yoga – Purrfect Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Thurs: 6.20pm The Yurt at Florence House, Southdown Road Tues: 7am Weds: 11.45am and 1pm Thurs: 8.15am St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd, Seaford Mon: 8.30am beginners yoga, 9.30am. Tues: 6.30pm pregnancy and new mum yoga. 7.30pm (with Beautiful Yoga). All abilities welcome. Ante- and postnatally trained. Tel: Catherine 07901 683577. www.facebook. com/purrfectyoga or email c.s.cornish@hotmail.com Yoga – Samtosha Yoga Samtosha Studio, 80 Court Farm Road, Newhaven Thurs: 10am -11.30am (term time only). Senior trainer with 46 years’ experience in teaching. Maximum 10 participants ensures individual support and personal attention. £32 for 4-week course or select dates for £10 weekly in advance. Booking essential. Tel: 01273 512306 Email: samtosha4u@btinternet. com www.samtosha4u.com Yoga – Satyam Yoga Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Rd Thurs: 10am -11.30am.

All levels of ability, beginners welcome. £40 for 5 class pass, valid for 8 weeks or £10 per class drop-in. Tel: 07774 862499. www.satyamyoga. co.uk Yoga – Seahaven Yoga The Archway, 1 Blatchington Rd Sat: 9.30am.

Weds: 7.30pm.

The Anahata Health Clinic 119/120 Edward St, Brighton Weds: 10.45am.

The Rendezvous, 168 South Coast Road, Peacehaven Fri: 1.30pm.

Gentle traditional yoga suitable for all. Tel 07983 622840/01323 892638 Email: seahavenyoga@btinternet.com www.seahavenyoga.co.uk Yoga – Transformation Hatha Yoga The Yurt, Florence House, Southdown Road Tues: 10am -11.30am.

Bishopstone Village Hall Tues: 6.30pm -8pm.

Meads Tennis Club, Upper Carlisle Road, Eastbourne Weds: 11am -12 noon.

A gentle form of yoga suitable for all ages, from beginners to experienced practitioners.

Tel: Susannah 07862 263869 www.breathing-spaces.com Yoga with Therese The Yurt, Florence House, Southdown Road Mon: 9.30am - 11am Thurs: 6pm - 7.30pm & 7.30pm - 9pm Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Rd Mon: 6.30pm - 8pm Weds: 10am - 11.30am Bishopstone Village Hall Thurs: 10.30am - 12 noon Also regular sound baths and workshops. Tel Therese on 07515 961327 or email: theresesaunders7@aol.com Yoga – Yin and Tonic St James’ Trust, 11 Blatchington Rd Thurs: 9.30am - 10.45am. Yin yoga, a gentle practice that will increase mobility, flexibility and strength. £8 drop-in, £7 concession. First session free.

Tel: 07816 154644 Email: jacqui.johnston@hotmail.co.uk Zumba with Louise Zumba Fitness: Mercread Youth Club, Seaford Tues & Thurs: 10am-11am.

Feeling energetic? Dance/ cardio/fun fix.

Zumba Gold: Mercread Youth Club, Seaford Tues & Thurs: 2pm-3pm.

Peacehaven RC Church Hall, Horsham Ave Weds: 10 am - 11am & 11am12 noon. Two classes – pick which time you prefer.

For beginners of all ages, older adults and those just starting their fitness journey.

Zumba Toning: Meeching Hall, Newhaven Weds: 7pm-8pm Using weighted maracas to tone arms and tums.

All classes £5 each or £20 for 5.

Tel: 07786 425758 www.louisecavefitness.co.uk

Weight loss & Beauty

Overeaters Anonymous A self-help group for people who wish to change their behaviour around food and eating. www.oagb.org.uk Slimming World Seaford Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane Tues: 9.30am, 11.30am. 5.30pm & 7.30pm.

With new consultant, Tina Simpson, tel: 07534 901591 Chyngton Methodist Church, Millberg Road Thurs: 5.30pm & 7.30pm.

Emma, tel: 07790 214806 Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Weds: 5.30pm & 7.30pm. Tina, tel: 07534 901591 Weight Loss Challenge & Wellness Club WellnessWorks, Seaford Fri: 11am. £35 for 12 weeks.

Free private consultation by appointment. Tel 01323 897671 Herbalife Healthy Breakfast & Sampling Free. Tel 01323 897671 Skin Care Workshop & Facial Free. Tel 01323 897671 Weight Watchers 60+ Club, Downs Leisure Ctr Sutton Road Mon: 9.45am.

Join us and relax with a cup of coffee or tea.

Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven Tues: 6.15pm.

Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road Weds: 5.45pm.

Come along and learn about Smart Points. Contact Sally on 07758 653851, email: sallyevans@weight-watchers. co.uk

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TOWN CENTRE £770,000 4 bed period det house, light & spacious accommodation. Kitchen/ breakfast rm, family/dining rm, living rm, utility rm, entrance hall, downstairs cloakrm, sizeable landing, 2 en-suites, family bathrm and loft rm/study.

Attractive gardens, gravel drive leading to garage with a garden room behind.

No Onward Chain, gfch, uPVC soffits/ fascias and dg windows.

STUNNING VIEWS £699,950 Det 4 double bed with stunning views.

Dual aspect dining area, living area with access onto a patio terrace , 16’ kitchen/breakfast rm, double garage, 23’ master bedrm with ensuite bath & balcony, family shower/WC. Landscaped rear garden with terrace & lawn with countryside views.

Driveway to front for several vehicles

SOUGHT AFTER CROWN HILL AREA £610,000 Larger than average 5 bed detached house (1724 sq ft - 160.2 sq m) situated in a sought after residential close on the outskirts of Seaford within a few hundred yards of delightful Downland walks and golf course. Open plan kitchen diner, 3 reception rooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage, landscaped gardens.

CLOSE TO RAILWAY STATION £575,000 Large det house situated in Berwick village. Living rm, conservatory, dining rm, study, kitchen breakfast rm, utility rm and cloaks/WC. Galleried landing, 4 dble bedrms, master with en-suite, shower rm and further bath/WC. Ample off road parking leading to dble garage.

Rear is secluded and mainly laid to lawn. Balcony and distant downland views.

BETWEEN TOWN & SEAFRONT £650,000 Extended and unique 3 double bed detached house located just off Seaford Esplanade, having been much improved incorporating a contemporary style, enjoying direct sea views & further benefiting from attractive garden with a heated sunken swimming pool.

The property also benefits from off road parking and double garage.

COUNTRYSIDE VIEWS £560,000 Extended det house. Improved to a high standard, the internal accommodation briefly comprises: entrance hall, kitchen/diner, living rm, shower rm and five bedrms, master with en-suite & dressing rm.

The front has ample off road parking leading to garage. Landscaped Rear garden Beautiful uninterrupted countryside views and far sea views.