May 2016
SUSSEX LOCAL Arundel - Barnham - Climping - Fontwell - Ford - Slindon - Walberton Local news and events through the door to 7,000 homes in this area every month
WIN! Tickets to Sussex Country Fair Amberley Museum membership Tickets to see Tom Bailey Book - ’The Power of Nine’
ART FOR HEALTH The benefits of getting creative by Lynn Smith
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LOCAL NEWS Charity & Community
ARUNDEL HISTORY The Historic Norfolk Arms
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May 2016 Cover Photo Slindon Pond courtesy of Mrs Sheila Mills
Welcome... The summer is upon us already and this means the annual round of summer fairs, fetes and shows are starting up. We’re delighted to once again be offering a chance to win tickets for the Sussex Country Show at Parham, and this year also a family membership for Amberley museum - see pages 11 & 12. 12 Plenty to do in the garden of course, and this month Andrew considers the options for planting your own apple trees, trees starting on page 15. 15 The hectic lives many of us lead mean that finding ways to relax and take time out is vitally important. Lynn Smith talks to Sussex artist Richard Potter on the benefits of art as a purposeful activity, a way of dealing with trauma and working through life’s challenges - page 28. 28
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June Deadlines Bookings, editorial - 1st May Finished artwork, events - 7th May
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On page 33 we have a real treat for fans of eighties music. Tom Bailey, Bailey lead singer of the chart topping band the Thompson Twins is appearing in concert at the Concord 2 in Brighton in June, June and we have a pair of tickets to give away in a prize competition. Plenty of time to enter so we hope to hear from you soon!
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Win a day ticket to The Sussex Country Show Parham Park, Storrington - Saturday 18th June and Sunday 19th June To celebrate the Sussex Country Show’s silver jubilee, Countryman Fairs is giving away 5 adult oneday tickets worth £15 each to the hugely popular two-day event, which is being held in the grounds of Parham Park on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 June. As the county’s largest countryside-themed outdoor event, Sussex Country Show is on track to welcome more than 32,000 visitors again this year. The show boasts a comprehensive itinerary for Sussex Local readers including the all-new Clay Shooting Festival, Fieldsports Arena, a fun pigeon plucking content for children, nail-biting Chudleys Gundog Championship and have-a-go airgun ranges.
brating its 25th anniversary this year. CEO Ian Harford commented: “Every summer British families are spoilt for choice when it comes to keeping the kids entertained – there are hundreds of country shows on offer each weekend. However, the quality of Sussex Country Show’s attractions and itinerary speaks for itself – the event has stood the test of time and goes from strength to strength each year as more and more people visit.” Advance tickets are available from just £12 per day. Tickets bought on the day cost £15 each. Remember – accompanied children aged 15 and under can enter the show free of charge! For more information on the show and the chance to enter an exclusive competition to win a 30-minute flight in a Spitfire over the English Channel, visit: www.sussexcountryshow.co.uk.
There’s something for all dog lovers – everything from fun have-a-go events for the family pooch to competitive working dog tests for trained gundogs. The schedule also includes a novelty pet dog show, terrier racing, simulated coursing as well as gundog demonstrations, scurries and a clinic in the arena. Plus there’s a comprehensive have-a-go itinerary for the whole family including gundog handling, clay shooting, survival camp, field archery, falconry and ferreting! The jam-packed show also offers more than 200 exhibition stands, picnic areas, a crammed Main Arena schedule, children's entertainment, food festival, Spitfire aerobatic display, craft and antiques fairs and live folk music. Run by award-winning event organiser Countryman Fairs, the much-loved two-day event is cele-
Win a 1 day ticket to The Sussex Country Show! Q Which wellwell-known brand has returned as title sponsor for this year's Gundog Championship? A:
a) Chudleys Dog Food c) Furniture Village
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Send answer and your name, address, daytime telephone and email to: The Sussex Country Show Competition, PO Box 2237, Pulborough RH20 9AH or email all the above details to: competitions@sussexlocal.net Winner will be first entry drawn after closing date 31st May 2016. Please indicate on your email or tick here if you wish to remain on our mailing list.
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Amberley Traditional Crafts Weekend 28th - 30th May Win an Amberley Museum annual family membership Many people are now reverting back to traditional crafts, both as a way of making a living, as a second top up income, or just as 'hobbyists'. Whichever category they come into there is usually a great passion involved, those involved are more than happy to chat about how and why they started, and you can often find where stones, wood and other materials are sourced from, with much of it being local to Sussex. Below are details of some of the crafts on display at the Traditional crafts weekend (sponsored by Covers and Seymour and Lisle Ltd) taking place on Saturday 28th, Sunday 29th and Monday 30th May. You can take a ride around the site for free on the historic bus or narrow gauge steam railway. Bodgers & Woodturners - The Sussex Bodgers produced stool legs for milking stools as dairy farming played a large part in the local landscape. These along with wooden bowls were farm produced using green wood (wood that has just been cut down). The Amberley Bodgers still use the traditional methods and the woodturning has now been taken to a new level with electric lathes producing finer artistic ware, usually using seasoned wood. Both the Bodgers and Woodturners are resident craftsmen at Amberley Besom brooms - Traditional Birch or Heather twigs made into a head and attached to a handle usually hazel. Walking stick maker - Every farmer and shepherd would craft one from local hedgerows. Jewellery - Originally stones were threaded onto gut or vine and worn around the neck - Sussex has a long beach where stones were collected Spinning & Knitting - Using the abundance of Southdown sheep fleeces after spinning into wool it was knitted into jumpers or woven. Bricks - Wealden clay much sought after for high strength engineering bricks. Dew ponds were formed where clay was dug and made and fired into bricks, quite often you will find a dew pond very close to a brick bridge, saving transport.
Smithing - The art of forming metal into useable items by heating and the hammering into shape. Every village and hamlet had one, horse shoes, fire pokers, spades and forks, farm equipment. The better ones made edge tools, billhooks, scythes, hooks. Lace - One of the oldest forms of garment enhancement, collars and bodice's on dresses, wedding dresses, doilies for covering water jugs, dressing table items. The bobbins are mostly turned wood now with ivory and bone being used in the past, some were whittled with knives. Quilting - Originally small pieces of fabric were sewn together mostly old clothes, made into bed coverings. Pottery - Goes back almost to the beginning, rough shaped wet clay pots formed and bakedResident tradesman Tree work - was manually done with axes and 2 handled saws made by the local blacksmith and bodgers. This work is now done by chainsaws and rotovators have replaced spades and forks which were also made by these local craftsmen. Much of what is bought from crafts people will generally outlive commercially produced items and often become passed down heirlooms. For the chance to visit the Traditional Crafts weekend for free enter our competition below to win an Annual Family Pass worth ÂŁ67!
Win family annual membership Q What are Besom brooms handles usually made from? A: a) Hazel
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c: Ash
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Win a pair of tickets to see Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey and his new band At Concorde 2, Brighton on Saturday 19th June For nearly three decades fans of the Thompson Twins have been waiting for more live performances from one of the most iconic bands of the eighties. Now The Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey, with a new band, will be touring and performing the Thompson Twins hits in 2016. Formed in 1977, the original Thompson Twins trimmed down their line-up in 1982 to a three piece of Bailey, Alannah Currie and Joe Leeway as they adopted a more electronic synthesizer based sonic line-up. The Thompson Twins enjoyed big success on the US dance chart with ‘Lies”, ‘In the Name of Love’ and ‘Hold Me Now’ all reaching No 1. In 1988 they had another No 1 dance chart hit in the US with ‘In the Name of Love 88”.
The Thompson Twins’ Tom Bailey is back after 27 years playing a special one-off club date at Brighton’s Concorde 2 on Saturday 19th June! Tickets are available from: Box Office: 01273 673311 www.concorde2.co.uk/events/tom--bailey www.concorde2.co.uk/events/tom Tickets (advance) - £24.00
Win a pair of tickets! Q What year were the original Thompson Twins formed? A: a) 1977
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In Your Garden Monthly gardening ideas and tasks by Andrew Staib of Glorious Gardens
Is your garden without the Queen of all Trees –The Apple? Apple trees are the very heart of a garden. The Romans started the first cultivars from wild apple trees then took them wherever they went. There are now over 7,000 cultivars! They herald the beginning of Spring with their gorgeous pretty blossom, they create a lazy puddle of shade in Summer and they herald the beginning of Autumn with their red bubals of sweetness, staving of any fears we might have of impending winter. Yet during the Winter they undergo a complete transformation, turning from pretty maidens into lichen bearded, warty crones! But every garden needs one –they are friends to wildlife and give the garden a romance and timelessness. Designing an Orchard or planting your single Apple Whether you are designing an orchard or just need to select a couple of fruit trees for an empty corner of your garden similar garden design principles apply.
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Location - Make sure your site is sunny. At the very least an apple needs 6 hours of sunlight a day to ripen it’s fruit.
countryside check how many companion apple trees you will need to make sure pollination happens.
Drainage - A slight slope is preferable as apples hate waterlogged soil- if you are in heavy clay you need to prepare the planting hole with as much organic matter as you can. In the long term the trees might still struggle. If you are desperate use drainage pipe under your tree with the pipes going to an outlet somewhere else in the garden.
Size and Type - There are many dwarf apples now that are just a few foot high that can be grown in pots. Or you can go for column shaped trees such as Ballerina if you have a tight space. There also are Family apples that can have three different varities of apples on the one small tree. Whatever you buy check what rootstock it is grown on- as they can get 30 foot high!
Soil - Even though you can get alkaline tolerant apples they like a slightly acid soil best. Wind - Wind can play havoc with the formation of the trees structure as well as deter the pollinating insects as it whips around the branches so try to create a hedge or windbreak to protect your new tree- and use sturdy stakes. On some rootstocks they need stakes for the whole of their lives. Pollination - If you are in an established urban setting the chances are someone will have an apple tree in the same Pollinating Zone as yours but if you live in a new development or in the
Lastly check for disease resistant varieties. Good luck and happy planting- and what a present they make!
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The frosts will ‘officailly end’ in the middle of this month so you can safely plant out any annuals you have been bringing on or that you purchase from a garden centre.
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Wakehurt Place near Ardingly Wonderful Rhododendron displays and a great varied garden and stately home. There is a children’s Activity weekend 28th -30th May which includes den building and storytelling. 10am-6pm £12.50, children under 17 free, plus free to all National Trust members Andrew Staib 07880 742977 www.gloriousgardenssussex.co.uk
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Local Walks - May All walks are led by friendly, trained volunteers - please do check with th the organisers for full details and for any last minute changes to routes or meeting points. Health walks are 30 – 90 minutes, supported by Walking for Health & Horsham District Council Level 2 & Level 3 are more challenging, for fitter walkers, supported by Horsham District Council Sun 1 2:00pm Houghton 4.4 miles 2hrs 15mins Level 3 Whiteways carpark Mick Denness 01903 745971 Mon 2 10:00am Pulborough Brooks 5.5 miles 2+ hrs Level 2 RSPB Reserve, Wiggonholt, Pulborough Irene 07790 420752 Tue 3 2:30pm Warnham Circular 2.5 miles 90mins Level 2 St Margaret’s Church, Church St, RH12 3QP. Jill 07780 701184 Thu 5 10:00am Warnham 6.2 miles 3hrs Level 2 Sussex Oak pub, Church Street, RH12 3QW Tony 01403 269232 Sat 7 2:00pm Fryern Park 3 miles 1hrs 15mins Level 2 Glebe Surgery CP, Monastery Lane, RH20 4LR Mick Denness 01903 745971 Sun 8 9:30am Rudgwick Brickworks 4-5 miles 2hrs Level 2 The Milk Churn, Rudgwick Brickworks, RH12 3DH. Pauline 01403 240419 Mon 9 10:00am Kingsfold 5 miles 2hrs 15mins Level 2 Owl Public House, Kingsfold Mike 01403 242564 Tue 10 6:30pm ‘There & Back’ to Nuthurst 4+miles 3hrs Level 3 South Lodge car park Pauline 01403 240419 Wed 11 7:00pm Loxwood 3 miles 1hr 15mins Level 2 Loxwood Surgery, Farm Close, RH14 0SU Pete 01403 784042 Sat 14 8:30am Three Woods Walk 8 miles 3hrs Level 3 Glebe Surgery CP, Monastery Lane, RH20 4LR Mick Denness on 01903 745971 Sun 15 10:00am Highden Hill & Windlesham 4.6 miles 1hr 45mins Level 3 Chantry Hill cp, Chantry Lane, Storrington Mick Denness on 01903 745971 Mon 1 10:45am Rowfant Circular Mill Pond 4 miles 90mins Level 2 Rowfant Business Centre cafe, RH10 4NQ Pat 01342 712591 Wed 18 10:30am Storrington Riverside Walk 2.5 miles 90mins Health Storrington Recreation Ground cp, RH20 4PG Mick Denness 01903 745971 Sun 22 8:30am Amberley Wildbrooks 5.7 miles 2hrs 30mins Level 3 Rackham Old School, RH20 2EU Mick Denness 01903 745971 Mon 23 10:00am Wisborough Green 7 miles 2hrs 45mins Level 3 Village Hall cp Wisborough Green, RH14 0DU Mike 01403 242564 Tue 24 10:00am Southwater Footpaths & Lanes 5.5 miles 2.5hrs Level 2 Car park of the Country Park, RH13 7UN Lynne 01403 268157 Wed 25 10:45am Rowfant Circular - Tulleys 4 miles 90mins Level 2 Rowfant Business Centre cafe, RH10 4NQ Pat 01342 712591 Sat 28 8:30am Chanctonbury and Wiston 6.5 miles 2.5hrs Level 3 Washington South Downs Way Car Park Mick Denness 01903 745971 Tue 31 9:40am Rural walks around Pulborough 2.5 miles 90mins Health Pulborough Recreation Ground car park Mike P 01798 874319 Tue 31 2:30pm North Heath Hall; Labyrinth 2 miles 1hr Health North Heath Hall, St Mark's Lane, RH12 5PU Jill 07780 701184 Arun Adur Ramblers – see www.arunwww.arun-aduradur-ramblers.org.uk for more details Wed 11 10:00am Sat 14
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20 Charity & Community Sussex Snippets Aspire Sussex Adult Education Autumn / Winter brochure launches on 6th June and features hundreds of courses available across West Sussex. For early bookers – Aspire Sussex offers all students a 10%* discount on the tuition fees of any course(s) booked between 6th – 30th June inclusive, students aged 65 plus will receive a 15%* discount. Contact: For a copy of the new brochure:communication@aspiresussex.org.uk or Tel: 0345 6 01 01 61 www.aspiresussex.org.uk *Please note these discounts are not available alongside any other concession offered by Aspire Sussex Ltd. A social media campaign aimed at raising awareness about Cystic Fibrosis has been launched: the ‘Breathe With Me’ Strawfie Challenge, asks participants to try breathing through a narrow drinking straw for at least 60 seconds, seconds with a pinched nose, simulating the experience of people with cystic fibrosis who often have to struggle to breathe. The second part of the challenge is to take a ‘straw breathing selfie’ or ‘Strawfie’ and post it online, nominate friends to
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SUSSEX LOCAL take part and make a donation to either the Sussex based Love Your Hospital charity or to the Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Trust – for the May campaign participants are asked to wear yellow lipstick (the brand colour of the CF Trust) or paint two yellow stripes on their cheeks. www.breathewithme.info Worthing based charity The Queen Alexandra Hospital Home (QAHH) has been awarded the Quality Hallmark Award at Beacon status by the Gold Standards Framework (GSF), for their end-oflife care. GSF accredited care homes are a hallmark of excellence in their area, and Beacon status is their very highest award and is not given often, so is a real achievement for the QAHH, which achieved top marks, earning 50 out of 50 total credit points available. www.qahh.org.uk The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust’s (WWT) giant LEGO brick animal trail, trail the only one of its kind in the UK, is launching at WWT Arundel Wetland Centre on the first May Bank Holiday weekend and is anticipated to be a massive hit. This is the first time these amazing characters specially created for WWT will be seen in Sussex among the real life animals that inspired them. wwt.org.uk/ legobrickanimals After more than a year’s work collecting reminiscence of peoples’ childhoods, family life and upbringing Brighton Toy and Model Museum’s Toys in the Community project is making its debut. The Toys in the Community project has been launched to coincide with Brighton Toy and Museum’s 25th anniversary and aims to act as an archival resource for people to record their memories of childhood and play, the exhibition will be in situ at Brighton Toy and Model Museum during “Museums at Night” on 12th of May. For more details please contact: 01273 749494, Toysinthecommunity.org Garden ponds are important for wildlife and are an attractive addition to any garden no matter the size. Sussex Wildlife Trust is running a course, led by wildlife pond expert ‘Pete The Pond’ on 7th May, to guide you through choosing the materials and equipment required to build a healthy pond, which is a haven for wildlife, and demonstrate pond building in action. For further details visit: www.sussexwildlifetrust.org.uk
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22 Charity & Community Chichester Art Trail The Chichester Art Trail offers a rare chance to visit Open Studios with 155 artists and craftmakers in 120 venues, exhibiting original artwork. It's an opportunity to meet artists with their work – painters, printmakers, potters, photographers, jewellers, glass workers, sculptors, textile artists, woodworkers and more. The Art Trail map is divided into five sectors in and around Chichester – the nearest areas for BN and RH postcodes are the Northern and South Eastern ones. The website has comprehensive information with a map of each sector and once you have found your first Studio, you will be able to collect the full printed brochure providing a guide to other venues and artists. The Trail is open over two weekends, the first May Bank Holiday weekend and again on the following weekend, Saturday and Sunday 7th and 8th May, when studios will be open between 10.30am and 5.30pm. The Trail's Green Arrows are prominently displayed and entrance to an open studio is free. www.chichesterarttrail.org
SUSSEX LOCAL Reader Letter Arundel Station Walk and Cycle Pathway Dear Editor In response to Alan Poate’s letter regarding the cycle/walkway from Arundel station (April edition). Mr Poate feels that the traffic lights controlling the pedestrian crossing by the Causeway Roundabout should go. That would be disastrous. When we, who live nearby, first heard about this ill thoughtout, massively over-budget and accident prone scheme, we were immediately concerned about the future of the much needed crossing and lights. The reasons being, without the crossing, elderly people living nearby and wanting to walk into the town, would have a longer walk up to the station to cross through the tunnel before walking back again. Also, the new pathway is unlit for a stretch … understandably, very few people would choose to walk along this path in the dark … choosing to use (instead) the opposite lit pathway and then the crossing. I have contacted West Sussex County Council … and asked about the possible removal of this crossing. I was informed that there was no plan to do so. Highways England, responsible for the A27, say that as far as they are concerned, the crossing would remain. I can assure Mr Poate that the new cycle/walkway is being used, albeit not by everyone. Cyclists coming down from Crossbush and many from the Ford Road area still choose to use either the road itself or the pavement on this side. Perhaps we’re now in a “something for everyone” situation but when the “Proper” Arundel Bypass, replaces this Relief Road … the congestion will go, the rat running will go, the majority of the traffic will go and most importantly, the pollution will also go. What is more, cyclists won’t really need the new pathway and, perhaps, the crossing won’t be needed by anyone. Now there’s a thought! Colin Stepney, by email.
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PR Own goal? You will now have received your Council tax bills, maybe you were surprised by Arun District Councils’s headline increase of 3.1 percent, when, in previous columns, I had mentioned it would be 1.95 percent. The explanation is that, at the last minute, the government allowed Arun to increase band D by up to £5 per year, which is higher than 1.95 percent, because there are a larger number of Band D properties this has fed through to the headline figure for all other bands. Arun’s share of the Council tax basket is about 11 percent of the overall bill. For that you get all the services Arun provides. These are too numerous to mention, but the headline ones are – bin collections, street cleaning, planning, green spaces, and licensing of pubs and taxis. But on reflection I think the increase was a mistake; it is a PR own goal and in relative terms has raised only about £100,000 against a budget of approximately £23 million. Also included in your Council tax was another new charge: the County Council has been allowed to charge for Social care, but instead of rolling it up in their headline figure they have separated it out,
Charity & Community 23 so this is a new charge and most people haven't noticed it. Personally I fully agree with this charge, we don’t pay carers enough, it’s a bit of a Cinderella service and with the issues of dementia we need to invest a lot more in these services. The Government seems to have got itself into hot water on the £9 million information leaflet about the Referendum. I am still not decided, but why, oh why didn’t they get the Office of Budget Responsibility to write to the electorate? It looks like gerrymandering. Although, in the Government’s defence, they are recommending the negotiated deal and pushing the case to stay, but the British people have an instinct for fair play, and it seems unfair to use the Government’s money and machine to argue the case. Until next month. Paul Dendle is Arundel & Walberton Ward and Cabinet member on Arun District Council, visit: www.pauldendle.org or you can send an email to: Cllr.Paul.dendle@arun.gov.uk Other ward Councillors for the Arundel Walberton ward who represent you on Arun DC are Norman Dingemans and Robert Wheal.
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Risotto Primavera Risotto full of spring vegetables - great for vegetarians too Ingredients (serves 4): 150g each of asparagus tips, broad beans and small courgettes 1tbsp olive oil 1 small onion, peeled and finely chopped 200g Arborio or other risotto rice 750ml hot chicken or vegetable stock 50ml Vermouth or dry white wine 110g fresh Parmesan cheese, finely grated 50ml double cream 2tbsp flat leaf parsley, shredded
Method: 1. Pod the beans and cut the courgettes into not too thin slices. Blanch the asparagus and beans for 2-3 minutes, then add the courgettes for a minute. Drain and refresh immediately in very cold water, then drain well.
2. Heat the oil in a large pan and cook the onion until softened. Add the rice and stir until coated in oil. Add about one third stock to just cover the rice, then simmer gently stirring as the liquid is absorbed. 3. Continue adding the stock gradually as it is absorbed, until all the liquid has been added. This could take about 15 minutes or more stirring often. 4. Stir in the vegetables, Vermouth, most of the cheese and cream. Stir until most of the liquid is absorbed, but the final risotto should very soft and creamy. Check the seasoning, sprinkle with parsley and the rest if the cheese before serving. Cookery Courses in Tangmere Student Self Sufficiency, Men in the Kitchen, Learn the Basics and many more... Contact Alex 01243 532240 www.cookwithalex.co.uk
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Creativity4Wellbeing
Richard Potter
Helping discover the benefits of creativity. By Lynn Smith Many of us enjoyed art as schoolchildren, but for most of us this creative outlet will have ended once we left behind full time education. However, recently there seems to have been a resurgence in creative pastimes for adults – every railway station bookshop has racks of adult colouring books and, now, join-the-dots books on display. There have been scientific papers supporting the idea of art as a life enhancing occupation, for instance in 2010 the American Journal of Public Health published a review titled, The Connection Between Art, Healing, and Public Health, and the benefits of creative/art themed
pastimes have been expounded in books, such as Art as Therapy by Alain de Botton and John Armstrong – all endorsing the idea that becoming involved with creative pastimes can have a positive impact on health and wellbeing. Sussex based artist Richard Potter needs no convincing, he is a firm believer in the benefits of art as a purposeful activity, a way of dealing with trauma and working through life’s challenges. Richard sees creativity as a means by which people can rediscover a sense of belonging and personal empowerment and just under a year ago he launched his website Creativity4Wellbeing ¬fulfilling his long held dream of “creating a website full of inspirational art activities… a gift and a free resource for anyone to use and benefit from.” Richard has always been interested in “the cathartic side of art and how it can absorb people in a mindful way.” His own experiences of depression and anxiety provided him with the impetus to “… do as much as I can for people with mental health needs and for communities.” He studied Media and Design at university before taking his PGCE in Art and Design and teaching for six years. With this background, it seemed natural for Richard to create an online resource once the software became available, and having worked in advertising for four years, as a graphic designer/illustrator he already possessed the design skills and know-how necessary to get the site up and running. Creativity4Wellbeing took around six months to build and has now been running for five months, offering a free creative art resource for everyone – parents, facilitators and groups, with an underlying theme of ‘wellbeing.’ The website is designed to share ideas and make it easier for people to start their own activity group or art workshop in their community, to benefit others. When first researching his ideas for a website, Richard says that he, “couldn’t find a site like Creativity4Wellbeing … I did notice some good blogs with a few art activities on some… if there
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30 Charity Profile are instructions they often seem over complicated and likely to put people off. I think that people (understandably) want to protect their knowledge and art but I want open things up and make creativity/art freely available.” With this in mind, Richard has made the website as user friendly as possible, with instructions that he hopes are as clear as possible. His objective for the website is to encourage people to discover purposeful activity, self-esteem and activity as part of a group. His hope is that the website will, “take the fear out of creativity and make it simple for people to make use of,” to enable people to lose any preconceived beliefs that art might be ‘this’ or ‘that’ or might be the domain of an art elite. He goes onto to explain that, “I’ve chosen the “Wellbeing” theme as I’m not an ‘art therapist’ and because (that) label might be a barrier to some. I also think that art is for us all and not just for ‘artists’ and art critics and those receiving therapy.” Creativity4Wellbeing is entirely self-funded by its creator, and Richard is keen to raise awareness and promote the website, which he hopes will evolve and generate events where he can talk about the benefits – he is booked to give a talk to the Eastbourne and District Green Party in May – and organise workshops. He already facilitates a Thursday afternoon workshop at the Towner Gallery (AiM) in Eastbourne and is considering organising a conference next year to raise awareness. Richard is also interested in developing creative activities to help refugees and personnel in the armed forces, who may be suffering with Post–Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and as a means to help alleviate the suffering of those with mental health needs. Richard also feels that it is important to think globally when helping others, and he encourages people who have benefited from his website to consider making a donation to charity TaskBrasil, which helps the street children of Brasil. He has hopes of visiting the charity at some point in the future to “spend time using the site creatively for them.” It is still early days, but Richard says that he has
SUSSEX LOCAL already received some “genuinely wonderful comments” from people who have visited the site. One message in particular has, in Richard’s own words, “made the whole venture worthwhile.” Richard received a message from a woman whose husband had recently passed away, leaving behind his wife and their six year old son: “She Example of messaged me with heartfelt East Asian ink thanks for the website wash painting because it has enabled her and her son to use these activities to work through the grieving process.” With regard to user-friendliness the website has a number of dropdown menus that take you straight into a variety of activities designed to inspire and invite people to participate. Activities range from simple projects, such as finger and hand painting, through using cut outs, papier-mâché or paper casting, and moving onto photography and 3D artwork – all of which could be used effectively by
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32 Charity Profile an individual, by a parent, or carer, with a child, or as part of a group. Throughout the website are links explaining ideas, s u c h a s Mindfulness, and there are lots of ideas contributed Example of 3d Gargoyle artwork by other artists and art makers. Many of the activities require very little more than items you might have around the house, or garden, already or than can be picked up cheaply from a stationers. Even the section on photography requires no more specialist equipment than a camera phone. Illustrated throughout with colourful images, to inspire even the most reticent, the site offers ideas to appeal to all tastes and abilities. Within the 3-D tab, there is also a section on using found items creatively.
a more creative way – whether something as simple as doodling for ten minutes, or creating a manadala (take a look at the website: 2D projects/ Activities II) – and Creativity4Wellbeing offers a range of ideas that are bound to appeal to anyone wishing to explore self expression through creativity. Creativity4Wellbeing: www.creativity4wellbeing.com/ Twitter: @richardkpotter www.richardkpotter.wix.com/richard or follow on Facebook and Pinterest.
Everyone must benefit from a “staring out of the window” moment, that downtime from whatever is next on the agenda. Being a devotee of the aforementioned dot-to-dot books I can vouch for the therapeutic qualities of using that downtime in
Pensions Freedom 1 year on By Richard Cohen JP FPFS ACII MCSI Chartered Financial Planner When the idea of allowing the over 55s to access their pension whenever and however they want was announced the fear was that people would take their entire fund and spend it in one go leaving them with nothing to live on in retirement. Just over a year down the line those fears seem unfounded. Whilst we’ve seen tweaks to how people are drawing money, for most people it’s been very much “business as usual” with most retirees after a sustainable income to last the whole of their life with at least some of their fund. The main ways of doing this, by either purchasing an Annuity or taking withdrawals via Drawdown, have not changed but the new rules have certainly raised awareness of the latter.
schemes. The wider, more tax efficient options on death combined with the greater flexibility during your lifetime make a personal pension a more attractive option in many cases.
Once their core lifetime income needs are met an increasing number of people are happy to use the remainder of their pension to fund luxuries for a number of years, knowing that this portion of their fund will run out at some point in the future.
Ironically the changes that came in have meant that in some cases whilst the pension is now fully accessible, it has in fact become the last place you should actually draw money from. Pensions are fully inheritable without liability to inheritance tax, not just by spouses but also children, grandchildren and anyone else you chose. Therefore drawing money first from assets that would be subject to inheritance tax can be a better option. This is even more the case when you take into account that withdrawals from an asset such as an ISA are always tax free but withdrawals from a pension may well be subject to income tax. Now, more than ever a pension should be seen as just another asset in a mixed portfolio and a mix of tax wrappers.
We’ve also seen an increase in the number of people looking to review old final salary pension
See www.nsurefinancial.co.uk or to arrange a free review call Sarah Gray on 01903 821010
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The Historic Norfolk Arms Hotel by Local Historian Mark Phillips This month, I thought I would share with you a few snippets in chronological order from the history of the Norfolk Arms Hotel (The old Georgian Coaching Inn located in Arundel High Street) that I was asked to research by the hotel management. • In the 1770’s the George Inn, an old c16th timber-framed coaching Inn located half way up Arundel High Street and the regular meeting place for Charles Howard, the 10th Duke of Norfolk and his political allies, was definitely showing its age. (This building now houses the Book Ferret and Swaffer Antiques) so the Duke decided to build a new inn. This new inn, along with stabling and a coach house, used 185,550 bricks and opened in c1783 as the Norfolk Arms. It is on record that the Duke provided a rather precise amount of £6341 8 shillings 2 pence and 3 farthings towards the overall cost of £7235. • The tradition of the annual ‘Buckfeast’ started to be held in the Norfolk every August. The ‘Buckfeast’, a regular event in the town since at least 1779 (until 1831), could be described as a political sweetener in which the Duke provided a buck (a male deer) as the centrepiece of a feast for the Burgesses. • The Arundel Society for the Prosecution of Thieves and Felons, established 12th April 1796 in The Crown Inn opposite, have been holding their annual dinner at the hotel in Jan/ Feb for over 200 years and this continues to this day. They traditionally have the same menu every year. • In 1815 Will Quailfe undertook a major refurbishment with the current tenant and under the auspices of the Duke of Norfolk. A farm was attached to the lease to make it more attractive and the fresh produce was used in the inn’s restaurant. • In the early 1800’s the Comet Post Coach would leave the Ship Tavern in London every morning at 7am and travel via Leatherhead, Dorking, and Billingshurst before arriving at the Norfolk Arms. • By 1910 the Norfolk had a garage at the rear and different motor engineering businesses are listed as being based there in the 20’s &
Horse and Carriage outside the Norfolk Arms Inn
30’s. One of these businesses was G.W. Hare, later to be renamed Hare & Sons, who ran the hotel garage and a car hire business from there. • During the war years of 1939-1945 an advert for the hotel notes the price of a double room with breakfast as 1 pound & 10 shillings (£1.50) per night although for at least part of the war years, Canadian troops were stationed there. • A local resident recalls how V.E. (Victory in Europe) day was received in the town on 8th May 1945. The local residents, a little worse from over-celebrating, decided to build a victory bonfire in the town square. Some residents then ran into the hotel and grabbed tables and chairs to add to the fire while a ‘posse’ of management and staff ran out of the hotel to take them back off. • Hare & Sons Ltd continued to run a motor repair business on the premises until the1970’s and the name lives on in Hares Garage which recently moved from nearby Rustington to East Preston. • A hotel menu dated Friday 28th November 1973 tells us that one could purchase a four course luncheon for £1.70 which included choices such as Grilled fillet of Plaice, Roast leg of Lamb or cold Ham and salad. However, the menu notes that wine must be purchased separately at 25p per glass.
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Win a copy of ‘The Power of Nine’ The Power of Nine is a debut fantasy trilogy by Arundel author R. M. Dorn The books are set in a “multiverse” in which magic is constructed by the manipulation of the spectrum of nine colours which only “mages” can master. The feisty heroine and the author’s storytelling have appealed to readers who do not usually choose the fantasy genre. Comments include; ‘terrific; a page-turner; beautifully written; couldn’t put it down.’ Author Rosemary enjoyed a varied professional career, and published academic books, but her busy life and many other interests, left no time for her to achieve her ambition of writing fantasy fiction. Having retired, she decided to get down to business. ‘Writing The Power of Nine has given me the
most fun I’ve had in years and, having got the well of inspiration flowing, I’m already writing the next one, so watch this space.’
Win a copy of ‘The Power of Nine’ Q Which town is local author R. M Dorn based? A: a) Chichester
b) Arundel
c) Storrington
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