August 2016
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CHARITY PROFILE
Sussex Community Foundation Trust
ARUNDEL HISTORY The 1644 print of Arundel
WHAT’S ON
August events Arundel Festival
GARDENING
A Romantic Garden
PLUS
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Plumpton Family Raceday Tickets Tickets "For those about to Rock"
Local Walks, Recipe, Prize Crossword, Local news & events Property, Local Groups, Local Charity, Business Directory
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August 2016 Cover Photo Rear of old castle dairy house off Mill Road, Arundel. By Arundel born local historian Mark Phillips
Welcome... So Summer is in full swing and at the time of writing the weather is glorious. Let’s hope it stays good for the Arundel Festival taking place this month between 20th and 29th August. See our Arundel Festival guide on page 12. For more things to do this month see our What’s On guide starting on page 4 - with more events listed on our website at www.sussexlocal.net. We’ve got a packed August issue with two great competitions. This month you can win tickets to Plumpton Races for the Family Race day - page 11. For Rock music fans we’ve also got tickets to see AC/DC tribute act Live/Wire in their ‘For Those About to Rock’ show in Southampton - page 10. Our charity profile this month is on the Sussex Community Foundation Trust - who put donors in touch with needy causes in Sussex, see page 28. Andrew from Glorious Gardens gets all romantic this month, read his ‘hearts and flowers’ gardening article page 15, with lots of superb ideas to help turn your garden into a lovers’ paradise.
4 ...........................................................................What’s On 10 ..................Win tickets to see ‘For Those About to Rock’ 11 .......................Win tickets to Plumpton Family Race-day 12 ......................Arundel Festival 2016 Guide and Preview 15 ...................................................................In Your Garden 17 ........................................................................Local Walks 19 ...................................................................Arundel History 20 ..............................................Charity & Community News 24 .................................................................Prize Crossword 26 ................................................................................Recipe 28 ..............................Sussex Community Foundation Trust 32 ..............................................................Business Directory 35 ...........................................................Index of Advertisers September Deadlines Bookings, editorial - 1st August Finished artwork, events - 7th August
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Our August recipe (p26) is the perfect quick and easy summer dessert and our local history article on page 19 is about the 1644 print of Arundel. Thanks so much to local historian Mark Phillips who also provided our stunning cover shot this month. Thanks for reading,
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Win a pair of tickets to see ‘For Those About to Rock’ in Southampton Live/Wire (The AC/DC Show) vs Federal Charm play at the Southampton 1865 on Friday 9th September Live/Wire (The AC/DC Show) and Federal Charm join forces to deliver a night of TNT, high voltage, downright dirty deeds…
Win a pair of tickets to see ‘For Those About to Rock’.
For those who know, Live/Wire’s drop you slap-bang in the middle of an AC/DC show with hit after hit: Back in Black, A Whole Lotta Rosie, Highway To Hell...
To be in with a chance of winning a pair of tickets to see ‘For Those About to Rock’, simply answer the following question:
… and for those who don’t, Federal Charm are full of twin-guitar twists and stop-start rhythms.
Q. Who has teamed up with Live/Wire on the 9th September?
Live/Wire together with Federal Charm deliver the old and bring on the new for a night of great riffs; ace musicianship; phenomenal vocals. A big sound that cannot be restrained. Heads will roll and rock tonight…
A) Federal Charm
B) Bon Jovi
C) Lulu
Send your answer and full contact details including daytime telephone number to: Live/Wire Competition, PO Box 2237, Pulborough RH20 9AH or send an email to: competitions@sussexlocal.net. The winner will be the first correct entry drawn after Wed 24 Aug. Please indicate if you would like to be on our/MP Promotions mailing list.
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Win a pair of tickets to Plumpton’s first meeting of the Season Family Fun Day is on Sunday 18th September Set in the beautiful Sussex South Downs, Plumpton Racecourse is one of the most compact, perfectly formed and privately owned National Hunt (jump) racecourses in Britain. Racing takes place 16 times each year and the season kicks off again this September with the annual and exceedingly popular Family Fun Day. Children will be thrilled by the traditional fun fair and a variety of free activities on the day, including, face painting, rock climbing and laser tag, a roving Magician and circus performer. For any budding young jockeys, free donkey rides will be available throughout the day. For the grown-ups, there will be an impressive seven race card of national hunt racing. Former Desert Orchid jockey, Colin Brown, will be hosting an ‘Ask the Expert’ session Sussex Local and Plumpton Racecourse are offering four lucky readers the chance to win a pair of tickets for a fantastic
day out at the Family Fun Day (children under 18 are free when accompanied by an adult). Follow us on @plumptonraces, Facebook or visit www.plumptonracecourse.co.uk for details and latest ticket offers.
Win a Pair of Tickets to the Plumpton Races. To be in with the chance of winning one of four pairs of tickets to the Plumpton Racecourse Family Fun Day on Sunday 18 September, simply answer the following question:
Q. How many times per year does racing take place at Plumpton Racecourse? A) 15 B) 16 C) 14 Send your answer and full contact details including daytime tel. no. to: Plumpton Races Competition, PO Box 2237, Pulborough RH20 9AH or send an email to: competitions@sussexlocal.net. The winners will first 5 correct entries drawn after 31/8/16. Please indicate if you would like to be on our/Plumpton Racecourse’s mailing list.
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All the town’s a stage There’s so much going on at this year’s Arundel Festival from Saturday 20th - Monday 29th August – with events ranging from the gastronomical to the cerebral, and plenty in between Of course, acting outside brings its challenges – “we don’t want it to rain!” And for actors more used to television or radio work, projection can be a challenge – although since the audience for Shakespeare in the Collector Earl’s Garden has grown to more than 800, some microphones are mounted in the performance area to ensure those at the back can hear what’s going on.
This year’s Arundel Festival is a nine-day arts extravaganza, during which old favourites and exciting new events combine to offer something for all audiences. West Sussex’s fabulous producers and restaurants will be centre stage for the roaming restaurant trail and vineyard tours, while dramatic dragon boat racing on the River Arun provides a thrilling crescendo to the festival. This is the second festival organised by the present committee. But it was Shakespeare who started the whole thing. In 1977 a performance of one of his plays in Arundel Castle’s Tilting Yard, staged to raise money for the town’s Silver Jubilee celebrations, was a sell-out success. The next year was the same story. So, in 1979, Arundel Festival was born, with a production of Twelfth Night at its heart. Thirty seven later the Bard is still a big part of the community event – this year’s plays, performed in the Collector Earl’s Garden, are the much-loved tragedy Romeo and Juliet and pastoral comedy As You Like It. Barrie Palmer, co-owner of GB Theatre Company which has brought Shakespeare’s plays to life outdoors since 2010, says the prospect of performing at Arundel Castle is a major enticement to his actors. Barrie, a former police officer who became an actor at the age of 51, says: “We do Shakespeare as he did it himself – we are following that tradition.”
everybody is so nice!”
The company performs throughout the summer at venues up and down the country (there are also performances in East Sussex, at Alfriston and Herstmonceux), but Arundel is a favourite: “It is such a beautiful place and
In this special year for Shakespeare fans, as we commemorate the 400th anniversary of his death, seeing these two plays in such beautiful surroundings will be a real delight.
High Drama The festival’s fabulous Drip Action Theatre Trail is now in its 16th year. The premise is simple: eight plays are performed over eight days in eight different venues. Local crime novelist Simon Brett, famous for his Charles Paris and Fethering mysteries, kicks things off with his play Reading at 11am each day of the festival at Arundel Town Hall, while the final drama of the evening – Lindsey Williams’ Deliver Me O Lord – is at 6pm at the Jailhouse. Eight day-seasons for 20-27 August are £30 and tickets can be bought on the door (£5/£3 students), space permitting.
Dancing in the Streets The weekend street entertainment element of the festival is bigger and better than ever, thanks to a grant from Arundel Town Council. Attractions include: magician Nick Stein; comedian and juggler Dan the Hat; folk band Renegade Dogs and a traditional Punch and Judy show. There will also be a steel band, morris dancers, pop choir and stilt-walkers to enjoy, as well as much more.
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will lay bare a grisly 20th century murder trial and ask the audience to reach a verdict over a glass of wine. Arundel Festival is generously supported by Christ’s Hospital. For more information on all of the events, visit www.arundelfestival.co.uk
Home is where the art is The Arundel Gallery Trail celebrates local talent in more than 65 venues. More than 150 artists and makers are taking part, including sculptors, painters, printers, ceramicists, photographers and jewellers. Visitors have the unique opportunity of meeting and talking to the artists themselves whilst discovering many of Arundel's period homes. Wander from venue to venue at your own pace during the 10-day period (entry is free). Look out for the red and yellow venue flags or pick up a trail guide from any of the venues. For more information you can visit the Gallery Trail website at: www.arundelgallerytrail.co.uk
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Past Glories 1979 - first Arundel Festival was held. Highlights included an open-air production of Twelfth Night at Arundel Castle 1985 - The Trust Players staged Stephen Sondheim’s A Little Night Music 1989 - highlights included a film celebration of Charlie Chaplin to mark the centenary of his birth and the first Arundel Gallery Trail 1998 - first street theatre day was held 1999 - actress and activist Vanessa Redgrave led a programme of contemplations on the theme of exile and displacement 2005 - singer/songwriter Katie Melua performed
Before the opening ceremony on 20 August, Queen of Burlesque Dawn Gracie will get pulses racing in Jubilee Gardens with her fabulous cabaret night, featuring headline professional performers alongside debut acts (from 8.30pm).
2007 - Girls Aloud, Alison Moyet and Jamelia shared a bill
After the Big Arundel Dance finishes at 2pm, Mayor James Stewart and Georgina, Duchess of Norfolk, will raise the flag to mark the start of the festival. If you want to take part in the flash mob first, check rehearsal times at www.facebook.com/ thebigarundeldance
2012 - first ever children’s area opened in Jubilee Gardens
New for this year, dragon boat racing on the Arun should provide a truly thrilling crescendo to the festival on Saturday 27 August. This regatta event will involve a minimum of 10 teams of 12 rowers and a drummer racing in groups. A series of heats will build up to a dramatic final. To enter a team, contact Nikki at dragons@arundelfestival.co.uk
There’s so much going on as part of the Arundel Festival it can be difficult to keep track.
Armchair detectives will find plenty to test their little grey cells at this year’s festival, with a handful of events entitled Music and Murder in Private Houses. Highlights include crime writer and recipient of the CWE Diamon Dagger, Simon Brett OBE, will talk about his fictional detectives including Charles Paris on 26 August. On 22 August retired barrister Peter Blood
2011 - hot-air balloon flights were a major attraction
Get ’appy For the first time this year an app developed by a local company will enable users to follow Arundel Festival events. Once installed, following the Arundel Festival via the app will keep you informed of what is going on, when it is happening and will notify you of any updates to our program. You can also use the app to share what is going on with your friends and family. You can download the ‘ezycal’ iPhone app atwww.itunes.com/apps/ezycal or just click on the red circle icon on the Arundel Festival website.
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In Your Garden Monthly gardening ideas and tasks by Andrew Staib of Glorious Gardens If not you could think about a Rose covered Arbour, a live Willow chamber, creating a canopy with a weeping feature tree or a Summer house with a fridge full of cold drinks - you can even get lovely ‘Gypsey’ wooden caravans on line. You could even create a room with hedging inside your garden where you can sit and connect back to yourself away from the tugs of war of daily life! Step 3. Can you introduce curved paths and classical shapes like old pots and vases that give your space a gravity that hints of a time gone by, or the time that is timeless.
Creating more Romance in your Garden and therefore in your Life. Design a Romantic Garden for Yourself... Is your garden looking stale with barren or empty areas? Is it a place that continually invites you into its’ arms? Can your garden reflect the values you have about life and what is important? If not why not suffuse it with more romance? A place where lovers meet, a space to let yourself be overwhelmed with the sensuality of nature and where mysterious nooks and crannies can lead to a meditation on beauty and impermanence! Step 1. Are all your 5 senses delighted? The fragrance of climbing Roses, Chamomile paths and Lavender. The sound of gushing water and the wind in tall grasses. The furry touch of Lamb’s Ear and glossy Fatsia leaves. The sight of Romantic colour combinations. The taste of Grapes, Fennel, Apples and Chives. Step 2. For a trist with your loved one or to feel your love of nature in quiet contemplation ask yourself: is the seating cosy with a sense of intimacy.
Step 4. Can you let your romantic planting design be more relaxed and spontaneous like a summer party where the guests are slightly tipsy and people merrily bump into each other?
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Where to go in August This is your very last chance to see Chiltern Lodge this year. An exquisite garden developed by Lady Collum for over 40 years, it features a series of interlocking rooms, each one with a different purpose and feel- a herb garden, pool room, water rill room and classical sandstone summer house. Look to abundant planting like tall ornamental grasses, Allium heads, Day Lillies , the scrabble of Nasturtiums and wild Geraniums. You can let your Wysteria be a bit more wild, let Roses climb up all the big trees and drainpipes, allow great heavy headed Peonies to flop about without stakes, and intersperse the planting with intense bright colour spots of Poppies, Delphiniums and Phlox- and of course lots of shrub Roses. To create a Romantic garden you need to ask yourself ‘what does love look like?’ -and then make this happen! A beautiful water feature reflecting the still heart of all things, a hot coloured flower border full of passion and generosity, a well crafted seat for two tucked away from the house catching the evening sun where
The garden is lovingly tended with an eye for detail and simple colour palettes. It is open to the public just a few days of the year so put the date in your diary now. Only day left this year Monday 5th August 2-5.30pm Fletchling, East Sussex TN22 3ST
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What to do in August Obviously keep up the watering in sustained hot weather Top up the mulch to retain moisture and keep weeds down (don’t forget they kept on growing until Xmas last year!) Keep pinching out your tomatoes and sowing new rills of lettuce, radishes and spinach
Time to prune the bigger shrubs that have just finished flowering like Wygelia, Philadelpus, and Sprirea- cut out the old flowering wood back to new growth that next year’s flowers will bloom from Mow your lawn on a higher setting now to keep moisture in the grass to help mitigate against summer browning in dry spells Apply a nitrogen feed if Red Thread fungus is taking over your lawn
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Local Walks - August All walks are led by friendly, trained volunteers - please do check with the organisers for full details and for any last minute changes. 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 Mon 1 10:00am West Chiltington 5 miles West Chiltington Village Hall, Mill Road, RH20 2PZ Sat 6 2:00pm Nutbourne 3 miles West Chiltington Village Hall, RH20 2PZ Sun 7 10:00am Lee Farm 5.2 miles Kithurst Hill car park (TQ070124) Wed 10 10:30am Storrington Riverside Walk 2.5 miles Storrington Rec. Ground C.P. (RH20 4PG) Sat 13 8:30am Wiggonholt Common 6.5 miles Glebe Surgery car park, Monastery Lane, Storrington, RH20 4LR Sat 13 2:00pm Cootham 3 miles Glebe Surgery car park, Monastery Lane, Storrington, RH20 4LR Sun 14 10:00am Harrow Hill 6.5 miles Kithurst Hill car park (TQ070124) Sat 20 2:00pm Rackham Hill & Springhead 3.7 miles Kithurst Hill car park (TQ070124) Sun 21 10:00am Warminghurst Church 4.7 miles Georges Lane NT car park, Storrington, RH20 3JH Thu 25 10:00am West Chiltington 4 – 5 miles Car park next to West Chiltington Village Hall, Mill Rd, RH20 2PZ Sat 27 2:00pm Parham Glider Field 3.6 miles Glebe Surgery car park, Monastery Lane, Storrington, RH20 4LR Sun 28 10:00am North Stoke and Burpham 9.5 miles Kithurst Hill car park off the Storrington to Amberley Road (TQ070124) Sun 28 10:00am Billingshurst – Five Oaks 8 miles Billingshurst Library car park in Mill Lane, RH14 9JZ (TQ086260) Tue 30 7:00pm Out From Burpham 5 miles Car park at back of The George in Burpham Wed 31 10:00am Henfield Byways 2-3 miles Henfield Library, BN5 9HN
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The 1644 print of Arundel by Wenceslas Holler (1607-1677) By Mark Phillips Wenceslas Hollar
artistic license that appears to have been used, it is the oldest known view of the town and contains some historically important features. The most obvious feature is that of the castle before its major rebuild at the end of the 1800’s but there are some smaller images we can identify such as the old Parsonage building one can see in front of the Parish Church. The circled small church-like building on the left is quite possibly the precursor to the Eagle brewery and is on the line of Tarrant Street. I have a Bill of Sale from way back in 1801 that refers to the brewery even then as ‘The old brewery’ which would indicate there was likely to have been a brewery on this site for at least a few generations. If you look closely you will see that the building in the image is not a single gabled roof but in fact a double one. The next circled building to the right is the high status Nineveh house that stood on the site in Tarrant Street where the Congregational chapel was built in c1838. This house is believed to have been built in c1420 by the Earl of Arundel, John FitzAlan. In the early 1700’s records show that part of the house was used at The Star Inn as well as small retail outlets. However, it was finally demolished around c1833 because of its dilapidated condition.
In 1636 Wenceslas Hollar’s fine artwork and prints attracted the attention of Thomas Howard, 21st Earl of Arundel. Employed as a draftsman he travelled with the Earl to Vienna and Prague returning with him to England in 1637. Although much of his work was commissioned by Lord Arundel, he did not work exclusively for him and in later years, earned his living by working for various authors and publishers including the Duke of York. During the English Civil War Hollar based himself in Antwerp where he produced many of his most renowned works. It is doubtful if he ever actually visited Arundel and the preliminary sketch of the town was likely prepared for him by one of his agents. It would have been a brave man who made these initial sketches considering it was during the time of the English Civil war when the town was occupied. I have always found this Arundel print by Holler absolutely fascinating and regardless of the
The third circled area on the right is believed to be the old long narrow Court House that was located in the centre of the High Street by the current war memorial. Because it was allowed to fall into a ruinous state by the town ‘Corporation’, an early type of ‘closed shop’ Council, a new Court House was proposed and the old one was demolished around c1741 followed by some adjacent buildings in c1773. However, because one house owner stubbornly refused to sell, a new Court House was never built on this site. Records show that in 1793 Town Council business was taking place in the sacristy of the neglected Fitzalan Chapel until the Duke finally ‘persuaded’ them to move out in return for a brand new town hall that was built at the top of Maltravers Street in c1834-35 and is still used to this day. Engraving of Arundel town and castle by Hollar - 1644
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On Tuesday 18 October thousands of young people around the UK will be given the opportunity to learn how to help restart the heart of someone who has suffered a cardiac arrest with the support of The British Heart Foundation, St John Ambulance, and The British Red Cross along with all regional Ambulance Services. The aim is to train more than 100,000 young people how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on that day and volunteer trainers are invited to participate, whilst schools can participate in number of ways – by registering for free online training, using free Call Push Rescue training kit or having a volunteer deliver a training session to them on the day. Enquiries: The Restart a Heart Day Team:: rsah@resus.org.uk Brighton-based tech company West Pier Studio is expanding further after landing a contract to apply gaming expertise to the world of language learning for one of the world’s leading language companies, Eurotalk. The project to create a cross-platform product uTalk, which will be free to download, cements Brighton as a centre of excellence for software design. www.utalk.com New River Retail, the owners of the Montague Shopping Centre in Worthing have been granted
SUSSEX LOCAL unanimous planning permission by Adur & Worthing Borough Council to reposition its existing shopping centre into a modern restaurant quarter that is attracting interest from leading national restaurant operators. Plans for the Montague Centre will introduce increased food and beverage offers to increase footfall, dwell time and customer spend, and will seek to provide six modern units specifically designed to meet the needs of modern operators, and will introduce new paving, seating and landscaping in the centre. A blog on the Sussex Wildlife Trust (SWT) website reports that a rare beetle not seen for 100 years has been found in Sussex. The Sycophant, or Calosoma sycophanta to give its full name, was spotted by Senior Ecologist, Graeme Lyons, whilst conducting a farm survey on arable plants and his colourful photographs can be seen on the SWT website. sussexwildlifetrust.org.uk/news/mythically-rare-andpainfully-beautiful The 4th Littlehampton Scouts have been presented with their Duke of Cornwall Community Safety Award, the first group to achieve the prestigious award within West Sussex this year. The Duke of Cornwall Award scheme teaches young people how to protect themselves, their families and vulnerable people in their communities in an emergency situation, and the scout group has been learning from WSCCs Resilience and Emergency Team what to do in emergency situations such as flooding and weather disruptions. Contact: doc.award@westsussex.gov.uk ‘Hercufleas’ by Sam Gayton has won the West Sussex Children’s Story Book Award 2016 - one of four titles on the shortlist, this lyrical fable of a flea and a girl searching for a hero to destroy the monstrous Yuk has captured the imagination of children in eighteen primary schools in West Sussex. The Schools Library Service worked in partnership with Libraries to host author presentations for participating schools in libraries around West Sussex as part of the project. www.westsussex.gov.uk/libraries The possible effect of changes to the role of the PCSO on visible policing across Sussex was top of the agenda for members of the Sussex Police and Crime Panel. The Panel, which met in July, supports and scrutinises the work of Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner Katy Bourne. Members focussed on changes that came into force on the day of the meeting and give PSCOs in Sussex additional powers to allow them to deal with antisocial behaviour caused by alcohol, take statements and carry out some investigation work. The next Sussex Police and Crime Panel meeting will be held on Friday, September 23 at County Hall in Lewes.
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Business Grant Fund Opens The Business Growth Grants Programme is now open – providing grants of between £15,000 and £100,000 for small and medium businesses, startups, and social enterprises in West Sussex. The programme invites Expressions of Interest from businesses looking to expand and to create new jobs, but not finding it easy to source the finance required. Grants of up to 40% of a total project cost can be provided to applicants that meet the eligibility criteria, are located within the Coast to Capital Region and can demonstrate how the investment will lead to job creation and growth. Applications for Expressions of Interest will close at 12 noon on 30 September 2016 or until the amount of funding available is awarded, whichever is the earliest. Run by the County Council on behalf of Coast to Capital Local Enterprise Partnership, this year’s fund stands at £2.5 million. email: businessgrants@westsussex.gov.uk. www.businesswestsussex.co.uk/ businessgrowthgrants
Bubble Rush Fun Run St Wilfrid’s Hospice in Chichester is inviting you to become a ‘Bubbler’ and help raise money in the frothiest fun of the summer. The Bubble Rush Fun Run will be held at Chichester High School on Saturday 3rd September from 11am, and participants will face four different coloured ‘bubble
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stations’ along the course (approx. 4kilometres) where they will be sprayed with frothy foam, and run, walk, skip, dance their through a wall of coloured bubbles. Entry costs £20 for adults and £7.50 for children and it is hoped that each participant will raise as much as they can through additional sponsorship. Contact: Gemma Tupper, Fundraising Office, 01243 755827. www.stwh.co.uk
Arundel Red Cross Hospital Arundel Museum has received £9,500 from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for a project entitled ‘Casualties, Convalescence, Community.’ The project will focus on the impact on Arundel and local communities of a First World War Red Cross Hospital in the town. To mark the centenary of the war, the project will enable local people to come together to preserve the memories and heritage of those who lived in the Arundel area during that time. Volunteers, including pupils from the two Arundel schools, will collect photographs, newspaper clippings, documents, letters and photos, as well as family stories, to help them build a clear picture of how local people got involved with the daily work and management of the hospital and how they supported it through fundraising and entertaining the convalescent servicemen. The information gathered will be digitally recorded and made freely available on the Arundel Museum website. www.hlf.org.uk/thenandnow
South Downs Farmer Finalist Dominic Gardner of Lee Farm, Angmering Park has been nominated as a finalist for the Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group’s national Silver Lapwing Award. The Award celebrates the e n v i r o n m e n t a l achievements of farmers, recognising outstanding efforts to promote wildlife and good habitat management on their farms. Lee Farm stretches to nearly 3,000 acres of the South Downs National Park and is farmed with the Angmering Park Estate. Dominic manages his chalk soils sustainably by bringing in large quantities of waste product and by integrating his sheep flock into his arable rotation, utilising modern technology to optimise margins whilst protecting the numerous heritage assets on this part of the Downs. The team is busy restoring chalk grassland and there is provision for winter food and habitat for farmland birds. Contact: FWAG, 01823 660684 Email, info@fwagsw.org.uk www.fwagsw.org.uk
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Brexit, Flooding, By-Pass Local councils have taken the brunt of austerity cuts and Arun District is in the process of having to £4 million from our budget by 2020, on top of previous cuts it’s a big ask, but let’s hope we don’t get additional cuts due to Brexit. The Environment Agency (EA) has been doing its best to wriggle out of commitments to flood defences in the Lower Tidal River Arun Strategy Phase 1 works, which was being delivered in partnership with West Sussex County Council, The EA, Arundel Town Council and Arun District. It’s clear that, over the last twenty years the EA has not maintained the walls in Arundel to the level that they should have done. They now have a catch up requirement and they are trying to dilute the Phase 1 works. As an Arun District Cabinet Member flooding is not my responsibility, but I have a say and I think we should hold the EA to their commitment to complete the Phase 1 defences. Thanks, from all Arundel residents, should go to Derek Waller who advises the Town Council, keeps a watching brief on flooding developments and does a lot of work lobbying representatives and advising us. Derek also advises the Town Council in regard to the By-Pass. Consultation on the route will begin early in 2017, the previous preferred route (Pink Blue route)
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Sussex Wildlife Trust Appointment Carole Nicholson is the first woman to hold the post of Chairman of the Sussex Wildlife Trust - the largest nature conservation organisation in the county. For the past four years, Mrs Nicholson had held the role of Honorary Treasurer at the Henfield-based charity.
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2012 to 2016 Olympian care In 2000 Christina Bassadone, owner and Managing Director of Guardian Angel Carers, won the title of 420 Ladies World sailing championship and subsequently competed in the 2004 Athens and 2008 Beijing Olympics, representing Great Britain. In 2010 Christina hung up her sails and established Task Angels. Then in 2012 Christina started Guardian Angels, when she realised there was significant demand for compassionate home help to assist with meal preparation, medication, personal care and those tasks that become more difficult in later life. Christina says “we now have a wonderful team of 110 staff or ‘Angels’ as we like to be known! We provide care and cleaning services to 200 clients from Chichester to Emsworth, Bosham and surrounding areas in the West, The Witterings, Bracklesham, Selsey, Bognor Regis, Middleton On Sea, Felpham and Yapton, Arundel in the East and Lavant, Singleton and Midhurst to the North”. She continues; “We also have a team of dedicated carers who provide 24/7 live-in care, across West Sussex and Hampshire plus our original Task Angel team, who provide housekeeping, handyman and gardening services to clients in Chichester and the surrounding areas”.
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Christina Bassadone (left) & Saskia Clark at the Beijing Olympics
The business has grown from the early days based at Chichester Marina, on a houseboat, to the new offices on the Birdham Road, Apuldram, Chichester, where they have recently expanded their facilities to include a dedicated training room. So what do the next 4 Olympian years look like 2016 to 2020? Christina says, “We are in partnership with Chichester Careline to offer a “Peace of Mind Service” which includes a Rapid Response Service and are recruiting to increase the number of Carers to meet the high level of demand. Our mission is to inspire confidence in our clients and their families, through the professional and compassionate care that we deliver”. For more information please contact a member of their friendly team today. 01243 216416 care@gacarers.co.uk: www.gacarers.co.uk
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Eton Mess
A great last minute dessert using your favourite mix of fruits in season. Serve in tall elegant glasses or lazily arrange in one large glass trifle dish for a stunning centre piece - Serves 6. Method:
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300ml double cream Few drops vanilla extract 150ml thick Greek style yoghurt (or add more cream if you prefer) 150g meringues, roughly broken up 250g ripe strawberries, raspberries or blackberries or a mixture Few tbsp raspberry coulis or other fruit puree (optional) Mint leaves or crisp sweet biscuits
2. Layer the crushed meringues, fruit and cream in glasses or a serving dish, alternately, adding a drizzle of fruit coulis as you go. The result should be a relaxed and tantalizing looking mess!! Chill until ready to serve topped with a sprig of mint. 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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Five a day - fruit & veg. Their benefits and ways to help you increase your intake Fruit and vegetables are so important to our wellbeing, as part of a healthy and balanced diet. Fruit and vegetables have many beneficial and essential nutrients for your body including vitamins and minerals, which are vital to maintain our bodily function. It is important to include variety when selecting fruit and vegetables, as different fruits and vegetables each contain different vitamins and minerals, nutrients and fibres. Fruit and vegetables are also beneficial as they are an excellent source of fibre, which helps to maintain a healthy gut and prevent constipation and digestion problems. Fibre also helps you feel full and keeps you fuller for longer due to its digestion rate. Fruit and vegetables are also mostly low in fat and calories, so
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including them in your daily diet can help you maintain a healthy weight. The phrase, to eat five fruit and vegetables a d ay , means try to eat at least five fruit and vegetables in total each day, as this amount can prove beneficial for your health. This recommendation is based on advice from the world health organisation, suggesting this will then lower the risk of serious health problems, such as heart disease, type 2 diabetes and obesity. If you are looking for ways to increase your daily intake, here are a few ideas: Keep a variety of different fruit and vegetables to hand, and try to vary your cooking method ie: baking, stirfrying, stewing and steaming are some suggestions. In the morning: Add chopped fruit to breakfast cereals, porridge or low fat yoghurt. Try a handful of berries or a chopped banana. Add mushrooms or tomatoes to scrambled eggs. Have a banana, for breakfast or a snack or homemade smoothies or natural juice. When making smoothies keep in all the edible-pulped fruit or vegetable to contain all the fibre it provides. For snacks: Snack with fruit or raw veg between meals. Have a bowl of raw, chopped veg in the fridge such as carrots, broccoli, celery sticks, and peppers, with dips such as salsa, reduced fat hummus or lower -fat cheese spread. Snack on apples, Clementines, pears or Satsumas. For lunch: Add some crunch to your sandwiches with lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber or grated carrots. Also have fruit with your lunch. For dinner or tea: Add vegetables, frozen, fresh or canned to soups, stews and
sauces. Add beans, lentils and pulses to stews, soups, and bakes and include a side salad. If you can make “5 a day� part or your daily routine it will benefit your body, your overall health, and help you on the way to achieving a healthy, balanced diet. Melanie Huber is a nutrionalist covering the whole of Sussex. www.melaniesnutrition15.webs.com melaniesnutrition15@hotmail.com
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Sussex Community Foundation Trust Matching donors to needy people and causes. By Veronica Cowan This year the Sussex Community Foundation Trust - which awards grants to charities and community groups in Sussex, in four general grant rounds per year, and manages funds on behalf of a range of Kevin Sussex donors, conRichmond necting them to CEO groups and communities they want to support - celebrates its tenth birthday this year. The Duke of Richmond, who founded the trust, thought the establishment of such a foundation would highlight the smaller charities and community groups that are often overlooked when local people and companies think about giving to charity, but perhaps can’t identity where the need is. He said at the time. “Sussex Community Foundation has been set up to bridge this gap and to make it easy for local people and companies to give to local communities.” The Duke brought together a small steering group of
people from across the county, and following an extensive feasibility study, a number of individuals, companies and trusts were approached to become founderdonors. Their support funded the initial costs of setting up the organisation. Kevin Richmond was appointed as its first Chief Executive, and explains further: "The Duke of Richmond and Gordon had the idea to set up [the Foundation] in 2006 because he felt that many people see Sussex as a wealthy county which, in places, it is. However, there are some areas of Sussex that are in the top 10% most deprived in the UK. There are also many donors who wish to give locally.” The project started with enough funds secured to cover three years’ running costs, and the Foundation’s record in the past ten years has been impressive, in that it has given a massive £10 million in grants. The deprivation is still there, and this autumn, the Foundation will be updating, and relaunching, a report it commissioned in 2013 - Sussex Uncovered - which revealed the hidden disadvantage existing in the county. Mr. Richmond grew up in Somerset but fell in love with Sussex and Brighton, in particular, when he went to Sussex University at the age of 18. He has worked in a wide range of local and national charities, and was director of the Carers Centre for Brighton & Hove from 1999 to 2006. The Foundation, with its opportunity to put generous donors in touch with needy people and causes, was an attractive move for him: “Happily, we can bring donors together with the causes, charities and community groups they wish to support,” he said. Do they find it easy to get ambassadors? “We have found that many people are attracted to the Foundation, either as donors or other sorts of supporters, when they see what a great and quite unique sort of organisation it is, Mr. Richmond comments, adding: “We can maximise a donor’s charitable giving and put them in touch with smaller local charities and community groups across Sussex that they wish to support.” A recent example of this is the Sussex Lund grants programme, launched by Peter Baldwin and Lisbet Rausing, which is a collaboration between their charitable fund, Lund, and Sussex Community Foundation. It aims to support small-scale, practical projects that improve the ecology and landscape of the High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Charities, community groups, schools, churches, councils, farmers, landowners and anyone with a good idea about progressing this project were invited to apply for a grant of between £500 and £10,000. It attracted over 50 applications, and whilst the first call for applications has now closed, it will be open for applications again in the Spring of 2017.
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tion,” said Liz Mills, its Honorary Secretary. So how did they use the grant funding? “We spent the money on the upkeep of our ponies, without [which] we would not be able to function at all. Keeping and caring for ponies becomes more expensive every year and donations such as this are vital to our continuing existence. Items covered include shoeing, feed, grazing and routine vet bills,” explained Ms. Mills. The Foundation doesn't want to rest on its laurels, and Mr. Richmond believes there is still much more it could do. Accordingly, its target for the next four years is to reach a total of £17.5 million in endowment funds for Sussex and to give out £1.5 million in grants each year. He notes in a recent Newsletter
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As to whether the Foundation can get any help from organisations like the Lottery, he explained: “The Foundation itself doesn’t get any Lottery funding. However, we do make grants on behalf of Comic Relief, the Health Lottery and other national publiclyfunded grant-makers.” Deadlines for the remaining general grants rounds for 2016-17 • Round 3 2016-17: Friday 7 October 2016, 5pm • Round 4 2016-17: Friday 13 January 2017, 5 pm Sussex Community Foundation 15 Western Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 1RLT: 01273 409440 info@sussexgiving.org.uk Contacts for other charities mentioned... Liaise @ Frontline (Pulborough) - 07931 300705 or email. liaise@frontlinedebtadvice.org.uk Home-Start Arun - 01903 889707, or e-mail Admin@home-startarun.org.uk that this would mean there would be more money to distribute but also make the Foundation more sustainable, making it easier to operate effectively and
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Is the weaker pound a good thing? By Richard Cohen JP FPFS ACII MCSI Chartered Financial Planner One of the most widely predicted but most dismissed outcomes of the UK voting to leave the EU has been the dramatic drop in the value of the pound against the value of most other currencies. This has massive consequences for the country, some positive, some negative. Firstly, it will drive up the cost of imported goods and services. For example, technology companies, whose base currency is almost always the US dollar, were quick to put up their prices in the UK. By contrast our exports to other countries become cheaper to people in those countries, which could improve the prospects of British exporters. Higher prices on imports will push up inflation giving the Bank of England a tricky job when it comes to setting interest rates. Traditionally, when inflation rises the Bank increases rates, which in turn pushes up the cost of borrowing and causes us to spend less, bringing inflation under control. However, at the moment an increase in base rate could push the economy into recession. At the time of writing in early July, the signals from the Bank’s Governor Mark Carney are
that the next movement in rates is more likely to be down rather than up. This could mean that savers end up earning even less interest on their savings, whilst higher inflation erodes the value of those savings even quicker. Companies that are listed on the London Stock Exchange but generate income and profits overseas will, all things being equal, see their profits increase when they convert them back into pounds. This could well push up dividends and share prices for investors. Of course this needs to be taken in the context of a slowing global economy potentially meaning lower profits to begin with! UK investors looking to invest overseas will find assets are considerable more expensive than they were before and will need to decide whether such an investment is still good value. In summary, there are going to be winners and losers. However, since no Government for decades has intentionally pursued a policy of deliberately weakening the pound, on balance its probably not a good thing. See www.nsurefinancial.co.uk or to arrange a free review call Sarah Gray on 01903 821010
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