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Prewetts Mill redevelopment proposals to be shared at a public exhibition

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Prewetts Mill in Worthing Road, Horsham, which was built in 1861, has been proposed for redevelopment by retirement property developers McCarthy & Stone. The proposal is to redevelop the site with high-quality apartments, specifically designed to meet the needs of people in later life.

This week, McCarthy & Stone told The District Post local residents have an opportunity to comment on plans for new homes at the Prewetts Mill site. The proposals will be shared at a public exhibition on Thursday, November 20, at the Drill Hall, Denne Road, Horsham, between 3.30pm and 7pm.

The site was omitted from the local list of buildings of historic interest by Horsham District Council and John Steele, a member of the Horsham Society, said it was the society that made the decision when the council asked them to produce the list.

John told The District Post: “At the public consultation, no residents suggested adding the site to the list, and that was the time to. People seem to have not thought about it until now. It seems the building is largely forgotten other than by local residents. It is part of historic Horsham but now it’s just a shell.

“The society can’t make up their minds until they see the final plans.

We will have a firm view then but

the consultation plans were a little unexciting. It would be good to get the site used again as it’s one of the entry points into Horsham. I would like some continuity such as keeping Prewetts in the new name.”

In a press release, McCarthy & Stone said it has carefully considered the designs to integrate the site with the surrounding area, and that a priority has been placed on improving landscaping, the street frontage along Worthing Road, the River Arun footpath, and enlarging the civic space.

A representative of McCarthy & Stone said: “We’ve spent time carefully researching the architecture and character of Worthing Road, but we need to ensure that what we build is what our customers, as well as the local community, would like to see in Horsham.

“To ensure the local community has been kept informed of the pro-

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posals, McCarthy & Stone held a series of individual meetings with immediate residents and stakeholders at the Horsham Unitarian Church. It was a good opportunity to ask questions about the proposed development on a one to one basis.

“Our project team will be at the forthcoming exhibition to answer questions and listen to feedback on what we’ve done so far. The comments we receive will help us tailor our proposals into something people will want to see, enjoy and call home.”

If you are not able to attend the public exhibition or would like further information, McCarthy & Stone has provided a dedicated freephone information line on 0800 298 7040 and will set up a website covering their initial proposals which can be found at www.mccarthyandstoneconsultation.co.uk/PrewettsMill, which will go live nearer the time.

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Paddington Bear visits Swan Walk On Saturday, November 15, Swan Walk shoppers will be able to meet Paddington Bear who will be visiting to support his favourite charity Action Medical Research.

He will be appearing in the centre at intervals between 11.00am and 3.00pm.

There will be free photo opportunities available for customers so don’t forget to bring your cameras.

Boots will be running a free Paddington colouring competition in their toy department offering a lucky winner the chance to win a prize from their new Paddington gift range.

Action Medical Research is a Horsham based charity which have played a significant role in many medical breakthroughs over the past 60 years, starting with the development of the first UK polio vaccine.

Until December 31, Horsham Museum are also hosting a very special ‘Paddington goes to the museum’ exhibition. Visitors will be able to take part in a fun Paddington and Action Medical Research quiz as well as enjoy viewing memorabilia and artwork kindly donated by Michael Bond’s family.

For more Paddington fun The Capitol cinema will be holding an exclusive screening of the new Paddington feature film on Tuesday, November 25, before its general release. Tickets are £20 per adult and £12 per child, with proceeds going to support Action Medical Research.

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Members of Horsham Rotary Club and Millais Horsham Interact Club Photos by Beth Bradbury Furthermore, plans are already un- a member of Horsham Rotary and derway for our first charity event of therefore the school approached us this term”. last year regarding setting up an InMillais School’s Enrichment and teract Club. From the outset we were Community Awareness Coordina- so impressed by Cara, her team that tor, Andy Skinner said: “As a we knew instantly this was a school we are delighted project that would sucthat Cara and her felceed and benefit the low Interactors have local community, taken up this chalmany international lenge.

Together, projects and very the girls are a importantly, the formidable team girls. The Rotary who all show motto is ‘service maturity beyond over self’ and we their years. They believe that this are irrepressible is a great ethos to an campaigners and introduce to young dL eon fund raisers who are people.”

Nettley determined to be a part “We look forward to of the change they want to supporting and encouraging see in the community, I am very The Interact Club of Millais Horproud of them”. sham in its exiting future and hope The Rotary Club of Horsham Pres- to be able to introduce Interact into ident, Dave Smith said: “The Head more local schools in the months to of Millais School, Leon Nettley, is come.”

Burglars steal watches after Horsham break-ins Police are investigating the theft of 25 wristwatches, two of which are distinctive, from a private property in Farhalls Crescent, Horsham.

The burglary is thought to have occurred between Saturday (1 November) and Sunday (2 November). Thieves smashed a window in a rear door to get in before making an untidy search and stealing the watches.

One was a World War Two watch given to lower ranks, crudely fashioned from base metal and with a cloth strap, and another was a yellow metal watch with a dark red face and digital display. It was issued by the Howard Hughes corporation.

Detectives are appealing for help from anyone who may have seen or heard anything suspicious at the scene, or who may be offered some of the stolen items. The value of the watches is not known.

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On Friday, October 17, Millais Student Cara Exall became the founder president of “The Interact Club of Millais Horsham” at a formal chartering event held at the school.

Interact is a service club for young people ages 12 to 18 and is a part of Rotary International and the Millais club is sponsored by The Rotary Club of Horsham.

The objective of Interact is to bring young people together to collaborate on local and international projects. Its members must demonstrate commitment to good citizenship and international understanding, whilst they fundraise and campaign together.

Francis Maude MP, Horsham District Council’s Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Horsham Town, Cllr Helena Croft, Councillor Jim Rae and a number of Horsham Rotarians were all present to witness the official presentation of the Charter Certificate to Cara by the Rotary District Governor Doug Price.

Cara (15) said: “As Millais Students we are excited to have this enriching opportunity for ourselves and are looking forward to representing our school in the wider local, national and international community.

“Our Interact club is the first to be founded in Horsham and we are all excited by its prospects. Already we have decided to support both Oxfam and St. Catherine’s Hospice through our fundraising and campaigning over the next school year.

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School kilns.

The poppies were planted in St. Peter’s churchyard, and the oldest and youngest pupils planted the first ones.

Mrs Hine added: “ We’re hoping to auction them off as parents and villagers have expressed interest in owning them, with proceeds going to the Royal British Legion. It’s really brought the whole community together.”

Laura Braun said: “It has been a really big project. It was quite emotional to see it all being brought together.

“Seeing the poppies makes it clear how many have died.

We are hoping the poppies will remain there until Christmas. The children didn’t write names on the back of each poppy as it was not about them and the school, but the people who have died.”

Young people work together on local and international projects

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Pupils at Slinfold Primary School have been making their own ceramic poppies after being inspired by the poppy display at the Tower of London.

The project has seen involvement from the whole village community including the beavers, cubs, scouts, parents and local church groups.

The project was the idea of year five and six teacher, Laura Braun who was inspired by Paul Cummins’ display in London.

Headteacher, Mrs Jill Hine told The District Post: “Laura trained everyone in the school on how to make the poppies. It’s been a real labour of love for Laura.”

The ceramic poppies were fired in Laura’s home kiln and at The Weald School and Rudgwick

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Benjamin Coren News Reporter Sunday, November 10, saw around 2,000 people turn up to Horsham Carfax for the Remembrance Sunday service.

Canon Guy Bridgewater, the vicar of Horsham led the short service followed by a two minute silence remembering the fallen.

A parade took place through the town centre made up of representatives from the armed services and organisations including the Royal British Legion, the Scouts, and the various local cadet branches.

Wreathes were laid at the Carfax war memorial by the Chairman of Horsham District Council, Councillor Brian O’Connell followed by Mr David Copestake, Chairman of the Royal British Legion HorHORSHaM sham Branch and Rt. Hon. Francis Maude MP. Farthings Hill Representatives of the armed Guildford Roadservices and youth organisations Horsham RH12also 1tSlaid their wreaths, each as a

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A church service followed at the Parish Church of St. Mary The Virgin in the Causeway, Horsham.

Cllr O’Connell also laid a wreath on Armistice Day on Tuesday, November 11, to remember the eleventh day of the eleventh hour of the eleventh month.

Cllr O’Connell said on Armistice Day: “After the Reveille today, I was struck by the eerie silence that made me think of what it must have been like on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month all those years ago when men who had been in trenches for months fighting across those fields, stopped and got out of those trenches and looked across those fields at the survivors on the other side.

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From Volume 5 History of Horsham 1919-1839 – available from Horsham museum at £15 In November the nation and the town had to work out how or if it was to commemorate the end of The Great War. There was no precedence, Peace had been celebrated with Peace Day in July, now on the anniversary of the armistice, what?

The Parish Newsletter set the scene in their November issue stating “The Anniversary of Armistice Day (Tuesday, Nov. 11) We propose to keep this say - S. Martin’s Day - as a regular anniversary. We believe that everybody will be glad to remember the desire of their hearts to sing praises to God on this day 12 months ago. For once we forgot to conceal or be shy about our religion…At 12 0 clock we shall have as last year, a short Service of praise and thanksgiving; at 7.45 p.m. we shall have a Service, as last year, at which Archdeacon Southwell, C.M.G., an Assistant Chaplain General in the War …will be preacher…”

The Newsletter went on to tell the congregation that “the general community has decided to erect a memorial on the site of the present temporary memorial. It will take the form of an enlargement and enrichment of the present one.”

It also related how St Mary’s Church would have its own memorial, with names on panels “complimentary to the memorial in the Carfax” which at that time would not have names.

Interestingly considering the controversy that would occur later the names were on a list by the Church door with a box underneath “in which may be placed any alterations or additions to make the list full and accurate” along with the name and address of the proposer for reference.

A month later the December issue contained a deeply felt account

by Ralph Frost of “The Great Silence in London”, the extract below gives just a flavour of the feeling of the event: “In the bitterest moments of

Christ’s life, it was His custom to leave His disciples, and seek solitude and silence. This was the underlying thought that prompted the King’s wish that his people should commune for a brief moment with their own souls, and so draw nearer to things eternal…There were no cynics and no scoffers. In this great city, with its teeming millions, there were none who did not do reverent homage to those who have paid in full the measure of their love and patriotism…”

As for Horsham town itself the County Times for November 15, carried the following report.

“Armistice Day anniversary was reverently celebrated at Horsham, first by two minuets pause at the eleventh hour, and subsequently by church and chapel services. The Carfax cenotaph was the centre of a touching ceremonial. immediately the clock ceased striking four buglers from the Royal Engineers at Roffey Camp (with a corporal in charge) sounded the “Stand Fast” for the prescribed two minuets there was an impressive silence, except for the prolonged whistling in the distance of a train on the railway. Men stood reverently with bared heads, and there was a remarkable absence of all movement. Then the buglers sounded the “Last Post,” and the rev. Godfrey wells, assistant curate at the Parish church, who stood on the left of the cenotaph, led the gathering in the Lord’s Prayer, followed by prayers for the afflicted, “especially the widows and orphans of the fallen,” and or comrades who died that we might live.”

Horsham’s Christmas Cracker Charity Market Horsham Rotary Club, in conjunction with Horsham District Council and Horsham Markets are organising their annual Christmas Market for charities in the Carfax, Horsham, on Sunday, November 30.

The market takes place from 10am - 4pm, full details are still being organised but if you would like to register for a table you can email horshamrotary@btconnect.com.

The number of tables is limited and they are offered on the basis of one table per organisation and on a strictly first come, first served basis.

Horsham Markets will be running their first Sunday Christmas market alongside the Charity Market.

…The body of the Parish Church was well- fitted for the 12 o’clock service, conducted by the Vicar (Rev. Morley Headlam) from the pulpit…(the address ) It is quite possible that in all our minds, aid the Vicar, there was a feeling of disappointment in regard to the history of the world and of our own country since the signing of the armistice twelve months ago. Did we expect and hope that everyone in the world, or everyone in our own nation, would turn directly to the building up again of our nation’s life? We had learnt during these last twelve months how deep-seated were the powers of selfishness in the human heart, and how great was the temptation to relax in the life of service. The prevalent unrest and great improvements towards the acquirement of material things were disappointing…” continuing in a reflective mood.

Next to the article was an appeal for funds to build a “permanent memorial to the men of the ancient Parish of Horsham be on the site of the present temporary memorial in the Carfax.”

The full story of Horsham’s War memorial is told in Volume 4.

Chairman’s Engagements

for week commencing 17th November 2014: Monday 17th November 2014 Development Control South Committee Tuesday 18th November 2014 Morning - University of the Third Age Open Day at The Holbrook Club Afternoon - Horsham Samaritans Presentation to Collyers Art Students for winning Christmas Card Design Evening - West Sussex County Times Community Awards at The Capitol Theatre

There will be a variety of activities and entertainment including rides with Santa on Horsham’s amazing Steam Bus. The event is sponsored

by Spofforths Private Client Services.

Saturday 22nd November 2014 Dinner with the High Sheriff of West Sussex at Warnham Park

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The Carfax looks a little different but Horsham still remembers fallen soldiers With help from our friends at the Memories of Horsham Facebook group, The District Post is pleased to continue our retro feature focusing on Horsham in the 1980s.

Each week we will be printing your photos detailing how much, and how little the town has changed

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Please dig deep, we would love to hear from you. If you would like to see your photos featured please drop them by our office at 26, North Street, Horsham or email us at newsdesk@thedistrictpost.co.uk or call 01403 251000.

Wellbeing team raise men’s health awareness

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he Horsham District Wellbeing team are running a series of events to support the ‘Movember’ campaign, and change the face of men’s health through providing knowledge to aid prevention and early detection for prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health issues.

It has been highlighted that men are at higher risk of developing disease, by not openly discussing their health, reluctance in taking action because they don’t feel ill, engaging in higher risk activities which threaten their health, and due to the stigmas around certain health problems.

The statistics are alarming and should not be ignored. More men need to be aware and take control of their health, as men’s life expectancy is 4 years less than women, 1 in 4 will develop a mental health related illness each year, men have a 14% higher risk of developing cancer than women and a 37% chance of dying from it, more than two thirds or 63% of men in the UK are obese, and deaths from potentially avoidable causes is accountable for approximately 24% of all

UK deaths.

We along with the ‘Movember’ campaign want to get men to take control of their health by knowing their family history and any increased risk factors, being aware of their healthy body weight, staying active and aiming for recommended exercise guidelines, developing strategies to manage stress, taking action early, staying mentally healthy, not smoking and sticking to recommended healthy moderate drinking levels, getting enough good sleep, eating a healthy balanced diet, and being safe in the sun.

The Horsham District Wellbeing team offer a number of men specific interventions as below: Men’s Health Clinic, every Monday 6-9pm at Piries Bar, Piries Place, Horsham. Men get the opportunity to get a FREE MOT giving an insight into their current health status from weight/body mass index, muscle mass, body fat percentage, bone mass, metabolism, hydration levels and activity levels.

Clients can be set goals and have follow up meetings with the advisor.

‘It’s All About Men’ FREE 12 week

health and fitness course with nutritional advice and guidance, as well as a low impact exercise session. Clients will be set goals each week for nutrition and exercise, and will make small sustainable changes towards their final goal. There are daytime and evening courses available in community venues across the Horsham district.

Free 12 week 1-1 Support with a wellbeing alcohol advisor. To gain confidential support regarding ways to improve physical and mental wellbeing by cutting down or stopping drinking, support to maintain any positive changes to drinking that have already been made, and alcohol specific health information, resources and advice For further information on upcoming events, and to register for any services please contact: 01403 215111, email us at info@horshamdistrictwellbeing.org.uk or visit our website www.horshamdistrictwellbeing.org.uk .Horsham District Wellbeing is a free, friendly and impartial service delivered by Horsham District council and partners, which is funded by public health at West Sussex County Council.

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Where would the autumnal season be without the mention of witches and witchcraft – indeed, the practice of witchcraft is such a misunderstood exercise usually resulting in mass panics where over the years villagers have fled in terror from reputedly warty old hags.

Townsfolk, in their sheer ignorance and horror have also been known to persecute such unfortunate victims; at first never understanding the worship of nature and secondly prompting authorities to drag such ‘witches’ to local ponds for drowning or even fires upon which their corpses are burnt to a crisp.

It’s no wonder that due to such ignorance that over the years we’ve painted the image of the witch as one to be greatly feared as they traverse the sky on gnarly broomsticks and allegedly cast spells on those who disbelieve.

In January 2010 ‘witchcraft’ was blamed after “…at least ten horse owners in Sussex (had) reported finding plaits in their horses’ manes over the last two months.”

The report, written by a crime reporter named Ben Parson, added that the “mysterious plaits in horses’ manes had left police baffled” to the extent that a white witch named Kevin Carylon, who resides in Hastings, contacted a local newspaper to state that the plaiting was sometimes done “to precede ritual mutilation of horses in black magic” although there was no evidence to support this.

Strangely, this type of plaiting has been reported for many years but police claimed that in relation to Sussex they had received reports from as far and wide as East Grinstead and Chichester yet with no mentions of horses being harmed.

Plaiting is often said to naturally occur during strong winds where the hair of the horses mane tangles and yet centuries ago it was believed that witches were responsible for such practices; with some fear mongers believing that certain horses had been targeted by witches who during the dead of night would mount the horse in question and take off into the darkness.

Over the years this legend has evolved with some people claiming that by plaiting the horses manes, gypsies could identify certain individuals and then return and steal them. Again, this has never been proven. However, Mr Carylon seemed to confuse the issue even more concluding that the looser plaiting was simply done under what is deemed as “beneficial witchcraft” and yet “with more complex, tightly knitted plaits you’re looking down the darker side…”

Of course, such theories did lit-

tle to help the panic although in the past some horses have been found soaked in blood or harbouring serious injuries as if they have been accosted by sick assailants during the night eager to cause harm to the animals. However, some owners believe that the reason the horses end up covered in blood is because the naturally formed tangles are in fact caught on wiry fences hence ripping at the fur and flesh.

It’s rather sad to think that up until just a few decades ago people in Sussex were still living in fear of local witches in spite of the fact that in 1736 the Witchcraft Act enforced

by Parliament dismissed any notion of such allegedly harmful practices.

East Grinstead featured heavily in regards to witchcraft back in the sixteenth century when an Agnes Mowser was convicted of ‘bewitching’ one Ann Flemens; sadly some

victims purported to be witches had simply been accused to their involvement with a familiar – i.e. an animal such as a black cat, or a toad so God help any woman especially who some four or so centuries ago liked to keep pets! At the Stag Inn in Hastings it has been suggested that witchcraft was once rife after two mummified cats were unearthed in the 1800s. It’s more than likely they were simply pets buried within the walls, or animals which had become trapped within a cavity and suffocated by the chimney smoke or carcasses placed in a fireplace to ward off evil spirits. A witch named Hannah Clarke was said to have put the cats in the chimney in the seventeenth-century by way of deterring the plague. The two ghastly smoke-stained creatures can still be seen – presented in a frame upon the wall of the old inn!

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here is a phrase whose acknowledgement is for many merely the background noise to their daily routine. It goes something like this “For your comfort and security CCTV cameras have been provided; please report any suspicious behavior or unexpected baggage.”

The mantra is repeated in public areas, and in public transport, and has become synonymous with safety.

I am unsure how CCTV cameras operated remotely recording unwittingly are able to ensure my comfort. It’s not like I spent much time attempting to sit atop cameras and security domes and I am pretty sure there will be no end of year DFS sale in 4 seater luxury reclining security cameras.

As for security it seems that the idea of CCTV in public spaces operates more as an after the fact exercise than a deterrent.

Additionally when signs are posted advertising that CCTV is in operation and yet there are no cameras in evidence are the public not left with an altogether false sense of security or comfort?

The recent vandalism of car wing mirrors along Rusper road

serves to highlight the continuing problem we experience with CCTV and the comfort and security which we are promised daily.

Privately owned CCTV outnumber state managed systems by factor of 70 to 1 and with many more cameras now becoming internet enabled a new world of public observation is created.

Many will argue, quite correctly, that we need an increase in the availability and presence of the Police. None however will agree to grasp the nettle of significant increasing costs through council tax which would be required to pay for such opportunities.

We need to find new ways of creating a community that provides the comfort and security without the fear based rhetoric that ‘if you have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to fear’ in being observed.

The long term cost in vandalism of property public or private carries into all of our lives as we pay in premiums what we failed to invest in ourselves or our communities. It may feel like a simple answer to install more cameras and add more recordings, but it is all for nothing if they provide no useful information when answers are sought.

Long term it seems clear that if public CCTV is offering nothing more than news bite voyeurism then we may need to ask just whose safety and security we are paying for.

Renewable Energy Proposal Public Exhibition

Inazin Power would like to invite you to view and comment on its proposed Solar PV park at Five Oaks Farm, Stane Street, Five Oaks, RH14 9AG The exhibition will be held at: The Billingshurst Centre, Roman Way, Billingshurst, RH14 9QW Thursday 20th November 2014 from 3.30 pm – 7.30 pm The project is at an early stage and your feedback would be appreciated. Representatives of the company will be on hand to explain the proposal and answer queries. Come and find out more.

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Searching for local jobs has just got easier

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n innovative recruitment website designed to make sharing of information among local businesses and job candidates easier has just launched.

Jobs-Live.co.uk allows recruiters to post vacancies as well as news and information about events or courses online. The site covers Horsham, Crawley and the surrounding areas up to approximately 20 miles.

Those looking for jobs will also benefit as the new venture is designed to provide resources that help them find the position or career they’ve been searching for.

A candidate area on the site offers guidance on CV writing, interview skills or using social media.

Job seekers who need additional guidance are invited to visit the job site’s head office for expert advice.

The new business has been cofounded by recruitment specialist, Mark Luxford, who has the knowledge and experience to understand exactly what recruiters and candidates need when it comes to finding the perfect match.

He told The District Post: “We wanted to create a website that was easy to use, up to date and more

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importantly was of interest to jobseekers, employers and the local business community in general.

“This is not just another jobs board. It’s interactive, informative and consultative. We do more than just offer a platform to promote or find a vacancy. We provide an area for sharing information on local training courses or news and are available to answer any questions about the recruitment process.”

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With extensive recruitment experience and our existing relationship with the local media, we are in the best position to support recruiters, job seekers and businesses with the information they need ated in association with The District Post and Visit Horsham. The partnerships will provide a unique opportunity for local businesses to promote vacancies and their own

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With alliances in place with local councils, adult education providers and other business support groups, Jobs-Live.co.uk will play an active role in the general economic development of the area.

Mark added: “With extensive recruitment experience behind us and our existing relationship with the local media, we are in the best position to support recruiters, job seekers and businesses with the information they need.”

To post a job, find a vacancy or make use of the services on offer please visit www.jobs-live.co.uk or give the team a call on 01403 256479.

Extensive warehousing with integral office accommodation totalling 15,000 sqft has come to the market with Henry Adams Commercial.

The business unit at Scrase Farms near Pulborough is available for a quick occupation, making it a serious consideration for firm’s wishing to make their move by the end of this year.

Andrew Algar, head of commercial at Henry Adams’ Horsham office, said: “With an internal office, boardroom, staff room, stores and kitchen in addition to the warehouse space, ensures this unit has the capability to house a variety of businesses.

“As an additional bonus, no le-

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The warehousing is of a portal frame construction with corrugated cladding and part concrete walls, with a loading door of 3m by 3m and there is good on site parking.

Rental is on a standardised estate lease for a term to be agreed at the rental cost of £52,500 per annum exclusive.

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Sue Tipper of Crawley based solicitors, stevensdrake, added: “The importance of having a will is all too often over-looked, dare I say it, it’s a case of mañana for many. If people realised the consequences for loved ones of dying without a will in place, I believe attitudes would be very different. Also, in worst case scenarios, who wants hard-earned money to go to the Government

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Andrew Caplen, president of the Law Society, voiced his concerns at the figures: “Thousands of people die every year without making a will or without a properly drafted will. These figures show just how bad the problem is. The Society also estimates that by 2018, the govern-

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Sue added: “Creating a will needn’t be a daunting process. It’s very straight-forward to create a simple will, providing clear instruction to the powers that be on your passing. Of course, there are more complicated wills, but for the majority of people, we can provide a simple, easy to understand, but effective will, for a small outlay and peace of mind.”

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There are two months left to apply under the existing criteria for an apprenticeship grant.

The Apprenticeship Grant for employers of 16 to 24 year-olds supports businesses that would not otherwise be in a position to do so.

Up until December 2014, you can receive up to 10 grants in total, each one is worth £1,500.

Jane Bell, Clinic Nurse Director for Sussex Travel Clinic in Worthing, said: “Having the grant has enabled us to employ three apprentices.

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Please note that the below list of applications advertised are only those we are required to do so by law. A full list of applications is available by visiting our website at www.horsham.gov.uk DC/14/2341 Woodlea The Street Bramber Steyning West Sussex BN44 3WE Removal of existing concrete fence and posts due to demolition of buildings at Tinkers Court, The Street, Bramber. Erection of new brick and pier wall to match opposite existing Reason for Advert: Conservation Area, DC/14/2340 Templemead Coach House 13 Lower Street Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2BH Single storey side extension (Full Planning) Reason for Advert: Listed Building, DC/14/2342 Templemead Coach House 13 Lower Street Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2BH Single storey side extension (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building, DC/14/2321 Elephant and Castle Development Site Church Street West Chiltington West Sussex The approved dry-stone wall show on the attached plans cannot be built to the approved height. It is proposed that this be built of brick to mat materials of the dwelling (plot 3) and the gable end of the associated car port be clad with larch also matching surrounding approved materials (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building, Conservation Area, DC/14/2387 Windmill The Hollow West Chiltington West Sussex RH20 2QA Replacement and repair of roof covering and replacement of lead flashings (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building,

DC/14/2380 Mildren Homes Development Site Rectory Lane Ashington West Sussex Amendment to planning permission DC/14/0089 (Erection of 15 dwellings comprising 6 x 3-bed, 3 x 2-bed, 5 x 2-bed flats, 1 x 1-bed flat, 26 parking spaces and improvement of existing access pursuant to outline application DC/12/1975).

Amend the siting of Plots 10-15 & detached cycle store within the site, and amend the number of Social Housing bed spaces to 3 x 2-bed and 3 x 1-bed flats from 5 x 2-bed and 1 x 1-bed flats.

Reason for Advert: Major Development, DC/14/2379 10 East Street Rusper Horsham West Sussex RH12 4RB Demolish rear conservatory and small single storey extension and replace with rear extension and new roof, incorporating new landscape works and replacement front window Reason for Advert: Conservation Area, DC/14/1971 Rusper Road Ifield Crawley West Sussex Redevelopment of land at Rusper Road, Ifield (encompassing Summerwood, Avalon, Rose Lawn, High Trees, Budleigh, White cottage, Ventura and Avebury) for 36 dwellings, together with associated access road, car parking, landscaping and open space (application for approval of reserved matters following outline planning permission DC/13/0368) Reason for Advert: Major Development, DC/14/2373 Land East of A24 Worthing Road Horsham West Sussex Provision of North-South bridge crossing the River Arun with associated landscaping works pursuant to outline planning permission DC/09/2138 (as amended by DC/11/2004) (Approval of Reserved Matters).

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A copy of each application and the submitted plans are available for inspection on the Council’s website www.planning@horsham.gov.uk/publicaccess and also at the Council Offices during normal working hours. Any person who wishes to make representations about any of the applications below should do so in writing to Horsham District Council, Park North, North Street, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1RL by no later than 21 days from the date of this advert. Please note that any representations received will be made available for public inspection and posted on the Council’s website or the SDNP website.

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Gig Guide Thursday 13 November On The Rocks (20.30) Savannah, Haywards Heath (01444 458181) The Black Dog Jam Night (20.30 - FREE) The Black Dog, Crawley (01293 522705) Tanners Blues Jam (20.30 with our House Band) The Tanners Arms, Horsham (01403 588789) Friday 14 November Hart Collective (20.30) The Boars Head, Horsham (01403 267268) Alter Ego The Star, Roffey (01403 259890) Findon Acoustic Club Findon Acoustic Club, Findon Village Hall, Findon Kellys Tattoo (20.30) The Fountain, Chichester (01243 781352) Mainly Madness (19.00) The Holbrook Club, Horsham (01403 751150) Saturday 15 November Asylum Affair (20.30) The Malt Shovel, Horsham (01403 252302) Deja Vu (20.30) The Jolly Tanners, Staplefield (01444 400335) Chasing Angels (20.30) The Fountain, Chichester (01243 781352) Buckler’s Reel (Brilliant Folk Rock at its Finest) The Tanners Arms, Horsham (01403 588789)

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Horsham author’s Julie Walters to award book really is a ‘source prizes at The Capitol of understanding’ Charlotte Schroeter Entertainment Reporter Having previously met and interviewed the author of Living with Arabs, Joan Ward, I was intrigued to read her story of the nine years she spent living in Jordan. She told me parts of the story which made me want to read the book even more.

In the book, Joan explains her journey from visiting the country on holiday, to deciding to move there as she felt a connection with the country. She moved to Amman and spent two years as the head of English at the International Community School before moving to Petra when she retired after many weekends spent there in the mountains.

Along the way, Joan tells of the many people she met, the friends she made, the trust and respect she gained, and the times she killed a snake, was stung by a scorpion, and broke her collar bone.

A clear theme in the book is the difference between the way men and women are treated in the country, and although I was aware of this previously, it really opened my eyes to how life is from someone who experienced it first-hand. The gender imbalance and the significance of Islam are seen throughout the book.

I was shocked at some of what I read but at times I also felt myself smiling and laughing at anecdotes Joan shares. At times I could almost

feel what she was feeling as she describes everything in such detail. I also felt I got to know some of the recurring people such as her neighbours Bassam and Fatma, and the donkey Azuz.

When reading, Joan shares her thought patterns and how these develop over time. This book does act as a source of understanding – as said on the front cover - that you may not gain unless you visit the country and experience it for yourself.

Fiction is my usual preference but this book is a real page turner and I struggled to put it down. I would definitely recommend this book.

Wednesday 19 November Open Mic (20.00) The Cherry Tree, Faygate (01293 851305) Open Mic (20.30) The Tanners Arms, Horsham (01403 588789) Thursday 20 November Open Mic with Stan (20.30) The Malt Shovel, Horsham (01403 252302) Tanners Live Lounge (20.30 - Original Music Showcase) The Tanners Arms, Horsham (01403 588789)

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The Capitol, Horsham are delighted to announce that Julie Walters CBE will be at the Capitol on Tuesday, November 18, to award the prize winners of a competition for students from The College of Richard Collyer.

The competition to design Christmas cards for The Horsham and Crawley branch of Samaritans was launched earlier this year, with the successful designs not only being announced as the winners of the competition, but having them sold

by Samaritans Horsham as their Christmas cards for this year and taking pride of place in an exhibition of all the entries due to take place in The Capitol Gallery which commences on November 11.

Sue Jago, Director of Samaritans of Horsham & Crawley said: “We have a very positive relationship with the College of Richard Collyer which has been very supportive of all our outreach programmes. We are particularly grateful to Susan McAlister for her help in organising this competition and to her students for their enthusiasm in taking part. The judging panel was hugely impressed by the talent and thoughtfulness that had gone into the designs”.

Julie is Patron of Samaritans Horsham and will be attending the awards with the public invited to attend from 3.45pm after which she has offered to stay at The Capitol for an hour or two to help sell the cards.

The cards will also be on sale from

The Capitol Box Office from that date and are also on sale in the Horsham Museum Charity Card shop.

The message from Samaritans of Horsham and Crawley is that you don’t have to have suicidal thoughts to call them. It doesn’t matter what your worry is.

If the weight of something feels huge, then it is. Reluctance to burden loved ones or fear of being judged can lead to emotions being buried. It’s OK to talk to Samaritans about that growing anxiety before it turns to overwhelming despair. But if it does, they’ll be there for that too.

At 21 Denne Road, listening volunteers come in around-the-clock for their shifts. Putting their own life experiences aside, they concentrate 100% on each caller. They never know who’s going to call or what they’ll talk about but they are always there so there’s no need to worry about waking them up.

For those seeking face-to-face support, they’re open most days between 9am and 9pm (phone to check or go to www.samaritans.org/ branches/samaritans-horshamand-crawley). Callers can also text or email if that’s more comfortable.

The Samaritans of Horsham & Crawley want to reach those who may not have considered themselves a Samaritans caller before.

Julie Walters CBE is an English actress and writer. She has won two BAFTA Film Awards, four BAFTA TV Awards and received the BAFTA Fellowship in 2014.

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Sunday 16 November So Last Century Band (20.00) Horsham Folk Club, Normandy Centre, Denne Road, Horsham (01403 276273) Riverboat Shuffle (Traditional/Dixieland Jazz Band.

Members Free, Guests £1.50 - (20.00)) Horsham Cricket Club, Horsham (01403 254628) Open Mic (20.00) The Dun Horse, Mannings Heath, Horsham (01403 265783)

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Relive Neil Diamond live in concert For the past 20 years, the unique voice and music of Neil Diamond has been portrayed by JJ Jones all over the world, including many years touring Australia and Europe. ‘Hello Again’ is his new UK Theatre show for 2014, consisting of 2 hours of unforgettable music celebrating the song writing genius who has written such enormous hits as Love on the Rocks, Sweet Caroline and Cracklin’ Rosie.

In the first part of the show JJ takes you back to the early days of Neil’s successes with songs such as Solitary Man, Shilo, Song Sung Blue and Forever in Blue Jeans. The latter half is a more lively adaptation of his Hot August Night album and songs from the film The Jazz Singer, and features hits including America, Hello Again and Brother Loves Travelling Salvation Show.

JJ particularly likes to emulate Neil’s live vocal style rather than his recorded voice, and combined with the power of his superb seven-

Leah Bell is back by popular demand

Box Office 01403 750220 www.thecapitolhorsham.com THEATRE

CINEMA

CAFE

THEATRE PROGRAMME

FRIGG piece band, the evening is a spellbinding recreation of Neil Diamond - live in concert.

JJ will be performing at the Capitol, Horsham on Thursday, Novem-

ber 27 at 7.30pm. Tickets are £16.50 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01403 750220 or by visiting www.thecapitolhorsham. com.

Wednesday 19 November 7.30pm

Jive Talkin’ heads to the Capitol Jive Talkin’ presents the Bee Gees Live in Concert.

The timeless repertoire of the Bee Gees is brought to life in this stage production that is taking the country by storm. This charismatic ensemble boasts stars from TV and London’s West End and is fronted by real-life family members Darren, Gary and Jack Simmons making for an unrivalled vocal harmony blend.

Backed up by a band and live string section, you will be taken on an emotional journey from tender orchestrated 60’s classics such as Massachusetts and Words, to the 70’s Disco classics such as Night Fever, Stayin’ Alive and Tragedy.

An unforgettable evening that will have you both reaching for your hand-

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Thursday 20 November 7.30pm kerchiefs and dancing in the aisles.

The performance will be at the Capitol, Horsham on Friday, November 21 at 7.45pm. Tickets are £19 and £18 for concession. They can be purchased by calling the box office on 01403 750220 or by visiting www.thecapitolhorsham.com.

JIVE TALKIN’ Perform The BeeGees Live in Concert Friday 21 November 7.45pm

Back by popular demand, Leah Bell is appearing in her new production of ‘The Silver Bells Christmas Show’. This performance combines the music of Christmas present with the delightful spirit of Christmas past.

Sparkling entertainment, wonderful costumes, and a spell-binding finale complete with snowfall, will make this an unforgettable experience.

Don’t just “Dream of a White Christmas”, come and celebrate “The Most Wonderful Time of the Year” with the truly traditional Christmas Show.

Starring Miss Leah Bell and full supporting company.

See the show at the Capitol, Horsham on Monday, November 24 at 2.30pm. Tickets are £12.50 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01403 750220 or by visiting www.thecapitolhorsham.com.

THE SILVER BELLES CHRISTMAS SHOW Monday 24 November 2.30pm

After school Pottery Painting club

Starting 6th Nov 4-5 PM weekly, call for information

On Screen @ The Capitol

Pottery and cocktails

20th November, call to book.

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EVENT O F THE WEEK LIFE DRAWING - MANNINGS HEATH November 5 - 26

For four weeks on Wednesday mornings, 1012pm, fee £60. Explore how to capture the structure and proportion of the human form accurately.

Claire encourages students to enjoy the freedom and spontaneity of drawing whilst still including depth, tone and texture. To book call 07973 410111.

ART GROUP EXHIBITION November 15 BRBC Art group exhibition at Brighton Road Baptist Church, Horsham from 10am to 4pm. Coffee, light lunches, tea and cakes available. All welcome.

ART EXHIBITION

FARLINGTON CHRISTMAS FAIR

JUMBLE SALE

October 11 – November 14 Nicki Figgins exhibition ‘Elements’ takes place on the second floor above Rachael’s Kitchen, 38 Carfax, Horsham. The artist uses beautiful colours and creates abstract paintings. All are invited and entry is free. For more info, call 07500 220081.

November 15 Stalls include handcrafted wood, cashmere wraps, jewellery, polish pottery, toys, beauty products, cakes, and more. Also tombolas, a Grand Raffle, Santa’s grotto, children’s stalls, café, and mini fairground rides. From 11am to 3pm, entry £2 on the door, children free.

November 15 Jumble Sale at Colgate Village Hall at 1.00pm. Admission 50p.

WORLD WAR ONE EXHIBITION

RAFA COFFEE MORNING

November 15 & 16 A World War One commemoration weekend takes place at Storrington Museum. Exhibition of WWI Heritage Lottery groups research into local people who took part in and lost their lives for their community in the Great War.

November 12 Royal Air Force Association 665 Horsham & Storrington Branch hold a coffee morning every Wednesday from 10am-12pm. All are welcome, please feel free to bring a friend.

Needles Farm Buildings, Three Acres, Horsham. For enquiries, contact 01403 242277.

STORRINGTON RIVERSIDE WALK

NADFAS LECTURE

November 19 Jessica Jacob leads monthly easypaced health walks. Each starts from the Leisure Centre car park at 10.30am and ends with coffee and cakes. Just turn up for a pleasant stroll, bring a friend.

November 19 NADFAS Lecture at the Capitol Theatre, Horsham. “Bernini’s Sculpture in the Villa Borghese, Rome”

by Hilary Williams BA (Hons), MA (Courtauld). Coffee is available from 9.45 am. The lecture starts promptly at 10.45 am. Non-members welcome, fee £5.

HORSHAM MUSIC CIRCLE November 21 Piano masterworks by Joseph Houston. Supported by Making Music’s Philip and Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists scheme. At the Drill Hall at 7.30pm. Tickets on sale from the Music Circle on 01403 252602, from Horsham Museum, or at WeGotTickets.com/HorshamMusicCircle.

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA November 22 Featuring Offenbach’s Overture to Orpheus in the Underworld, Lutoslawski’s Mi-Parti and Rachmaninov’s Symphony No. 2. At the Capitol at 7.30pm, tickets £ 14 for adults, £12 for concessions (over 60), £5 for under 18’s. Available from the Capitol Box Office 01403 750220 or at www.thecapitolhorsham.com

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YOUR WEEK ON TV BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Neighbourhood Blues 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer 11.00 Call the Council 11.45 Don’t Get Done, Get Dom 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 BBC Regional News; Weather 1.45 Doctors 2.15 Moving On 3.00 Escape to the Country 3.45 Glorious Gardens from Above 4.30 Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 5.15 Pointless 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 BBC Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show: Children in Need Special 7.30 Children in Need 2014 10.00 BBC News 10.25 BBC Regional News; Weather; National Lottery Update 10.35 Children in Need 2014 2.00 Weather for the Week Ahead 2.05 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 This Is BBC Two 6.05 Homes Under the Hammer 7.05 Call the Council 7.50 Don’t Get Done, Get Dom 8.20 Sign Zone: Holiday of My Lifetime with Len Goodman 9.05 The £100K House: Tricks of the Trade 10.05 Children’s Hospital: The Chaplains 10.35 The Travel Show 11.00 BBC News 11.30 BBC World News 12.00 Coast 12.10 Animal Park 1.10 The Life of Birds 2.00 Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals 5.00 Flog It! 6.00 Eggheads 6.30 Strictly Come Dancing – It Takes Two 7.00 The Home That Two Built 8.00 Mastermind 8.30 Tom Kerridge’s Best Ever Dishes 9.00 The Fish Market: Inside Billingsgate 10.00 Children in Need 2014 10.35 Newsnight 11.05 Weather 11.10 Never Mind the Buzzcocks 11.40 Later – with Jools Holland: Legends 12.40 FILM: Michael Collins (1996) 2.45 Sign Zone: Question Time 3.45 This Is BBC Two

ITV

6.00 Good Morning Britain 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 ITV News London; Weather 2.00 Peter Andre’s 60 Minute Makeover 3.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show 3.59 ITV London Weather 4.00 Tipping Point 5.00 The Chase 6.00 ITV News London; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 Secrets from the Sky 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 Lewis 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 ITV News London; Weather 10.40 FILM: GoldenEye (1995) 1.05 Jackpot247 3.00 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 3.40 ITV Nightscreen

Channel 4

6.20 The King of Queens 7.10 3rd Rock from the Sun 8.00 Everybody Loves Raymond 9.00 Frasier 10.00 Daily Brunch 10.55 Celebrity Come Dine with Me 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Celebrity Come Dine with Me 1.40 Channel 4 Racing 4.00 Deal or No Deal 5.00 Come Dine with Me 5.30 Coach Trip 6.00 The Simpsons 6.30 Hollyoaks 7.00 Channel 4 News 7.35 Unreported World 8.00 Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD 9.00 Gogglebox. The households’ opinions on recent TV. 10.00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man. With Charlie Day, Jason Sudeikis, Russell Howard and Lorde. 11.10 Toast of London 11.40 FILM: Psycho (1960) 1.45 FILM: The Divide (2011) 3.35 Location, Location, Location 4.35 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under 5.30 Win It Cook It 5.55 Kirstie’s Vintage Gems

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 Cowboy Builders 12.10 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Underground Britain 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 NCIS 3.10 Rosamunde Pilcher: The Unknown Heart 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Home and Away 6.30 5 News Tonight 7.00 World War II in Colour; 5 News Update 8.00 Rome: The World’s First Superpower; 5 News at 9 9.00 Alex Polizzi’s Secret Italy 10.00 Body of Proof 11.00 NCIS: Los Angeles 11.55 Access 12.00 SuperCasino 3.10 Miracle Babies 4.00 Wildlife SOS 4.25 Great Scientists 4.45 House Doctor 5.35 HouseBusters

SATURDAY

BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 10.00 Saturday Kitchen Live 11.30 James Martin: Home Comforts 12.00 BBC News; Weather 12.10 Football Focus 12.50 Saturday Sportsday 1.00 Rugby League: Four Nations Final Highlights 2.00 Live International Rugby Union. Wales v Fiji (Kick-off 2.30pm). 4.30 Children in Need: The Best Bits 5.50 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 6.10 Pointless Celebrities Alexander Armstrong invites TV stars Vanessa Feltz, Penny Smith, Kriss Akabusi, Roger Black, Keith Chegwin, Andrew Castle, Louie Spence and Carol McGiffin to compete.

7.00 Strictly Come Dancing Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman present from Blackpool Tower Ballroom, where the venue may be different but it will be business as usual as the couples strive to achieve perfection. The results are tomorrow at 7.15pm.

8.30 Atlantis New series.

Ariadne turns to Jason to help save her kingdom.

9.15 Casualty A patient with serious facial injuries refuses to admit to staff how they were caused, while a suspicious death leads Lily on a murder mystery. Medical drama, starring Crystal Yu. 10.05 The National Lottery Live 10.15 BBC News; Weather 10.35 Mrs Brown’s Boys 11.05 Jack Whitehall Live Stand-up from the Londonborn comedian; National Lottery Update 12.05 EastEnders 1.35 Weather for the Week Ahead 1.40 BBC News

Atlantis, BBC1, 8.30pm

BBC2

6.05 FILM: My Forbidden Past.

(1951) Drama, with Ava Gardner.

7.15 Rugby League: Four Nations.

The final (Kick-off 7.45am). 10.00 The Life of Birds 10.50 Animal Park 11.20 Coast 12.00 Rick Stein’s Far Eastern Odyssey 1.00 Escape to the Country 2.00 Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals. The opening singles semi-final. 5.00 Live International Rugby Union. Scotland v New Zealand (Kick-off 5.30pm).

7.30 Flog It! Trade Secrets 8.00 Perry and Croft: Made in Britain 8.30 Dad’s Army 9.00 QI XL Extended edition.

With the Rev Richard Coles, Sarah Millican and David Mitchell.

9.45 War of Words: SoldierPoets of the Somme The experiences of authors who fought in the First World War battle.

11.15 TOTP2 12.15 FILM: Down Terrace. (2009) Crime comedy, starring Robin and Robert Hill. 1.45 FILM: Undertow.

(2009) Supernatural drama, starring Cristian Mercado. 3.20 This Is BBC Two

SUNDAY

BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.00 The Andrew Marr Show 10.00 Sunday Morning Live 11.00 Homes Under the Hammer 12.00 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.15 Escape to the Country 1.45 Gareth’s All Star Choir 2.45 Gareth’s All Star Choir 3.45 Points of View 4.00 Lifeline 4.10 Songs of Praise 4.45 Life Story 5.45 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 6.15 Countryfile Ellie Harrison visits a farm which still practises traditional skills, and presents archive items about countryside crafts, including wheelwrighting and rake-making. Including Weather for the Week Ahead.

7.15 Strictly Come Dancing: The Results Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman are at Blackpool Tower Ballroom to reveal which pairs are in the dance-off, with performances by Shirley Bassey and McBusted.

8.00 FILM: War Horse (2011) Premiere. A horse travels across the battlefields of the First World War, while the original owner searches for it. Steven Spielberg’s drama, with Jeremy Irvine and Tom Hiddleston.

10.15 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 10.45 Michael McIntyre’s Showtime Stand-up comedy performed at the O2 in London during his 10-night run in 2012.

11.45 The Apprentice The teams create their own board games.

12.45 FILM: Repo Chick. (2009) Comedy sequel, starring Jaclyn Jonet. 2.10 Weather for the Week Ahead 2.15 BBC News

ITV

6.00 CITV: Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge 6.25 Pat & Stan 6.35 Pat & Stan 6.40 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 6.50 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 7.05 Canimals 7.10 Canimals 7.20 Signed Stories: Share a Story 7.25 Sooty 7.35 Mr Bean: The Animated Series 7.50 Matt Hatter Chronicles 8.15 Horrid Henry 8.30 The Munch Box 9.25 The Hungry Sailors 10.25 Murder, She Wrote 11.20 ITV News; Weather 11.30 Storage Hoarders 12.30 Surprise Surprise 1.30 Faith in the Future 2.00 Doc Martin 3.05 Keep It in the Family 4.05 ITV News London; Weather 4.15 ITV News; Weather 4.30 Live International Football. England v Slovenia (Kickoff 5.00pm).

7.15 The Chase: Celebrity Special Radio 2 DJ Jo Whiley, Benidorm barman Jake Canuso, Law & Order: UK’s Georgia Taylor and comedian Marcus Brigstocke take on a trivia expert for charity. Bradley Walsh hosts.

8.15 The X Factor The remaining acts perform with live musicians for Big Band week, taking on old classics and giving modern pop songs a jazz twist.

Dermot O’Leary hosts. The results are tomorrow at 8pm.

9.55 The Jonathan Ross Show The host chats to actress Carey Mulligan, chef Gordon Ramsay, opera singer Katherine Jenkins and comedy legend Michael Palin.

10.55 ITV News; Weather 11.10 International Football Highlights 12.10 Jackpot247 3.00 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 3.45 ITV Nightscreen

ITV

I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!, ITV, 9pm

BBC2

6.00 Life in a Cottage Garden with Carol Klein 6.30 Great British Garden Revival 7.30 Countryfile 8.40 Glorious Gardens from Above 9.30 Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 11.00 James Martin: Home Comforts 11.45 James Martin: Home Comforts 12.30 Rick Stein’s Far Eastern Odyssey 1.30 International Rugby Union 2.25 FILM: Up Periscope. (1959) Second World War naval adventure, with James Garner. 4.15 Glorious Gardens from Above 5.00 Flog It! 6.00 Live Tennis: ATP World Tour Finals The singles final at the O2 in London.

7.00 Human Universe 8.00 The Mekong River with Sue Perkins 9.00 World’s Greatest Food Markets 10.00 Russell Howard’s Good News 10.30 The Wrong Mans 11.00 The Wrong Mans 11.30 FILM: Regeneration (1997) First World War drama, starring Jonathan Pryce and James Wilby.

1.20 Sign Zone: Countryfile 2.35 Holby City 3.35 This Is BBC Two

6.00 CITV: Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge 6.25 Pat & Stan 6.35 Pat & Stan 6.40 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 6.50 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 7.05 Canimals 7.10 Canimals 7.20 Signed Stories: Share a Story 7.25 Sooty 7.35 Mr Bean: The Animated Series 7.50 Ultimate Spider-Man 8.15 Horrid Henry 8.30 Big Time Rush 9.00 The Aquabats!

Super Show! 9.25 Dickinson’s Real Deal 10.25 Murder, She Wrote 11.25 ITV News; Weather 11.35 FILM: Carry On Cowboy. (1966) Comedy Western, starring Sid James. 1.25 All Star Family Fortunes 2.10 The Unforgettable Benny Hill 2.50 The X Factor 4.25 Downton Abbey 6.00 You’ve Been Framed!

Featuring dogs that think they are gangsters.

6.30 Regional Programmes 6.45 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Keep It in the Family Coronation Street stars Kym Marsh, Samia Ghadie, Antony Cotton, Brooke Vincent, Mikey North and Bruno Langley help contestants win big prizes.

Bradley Walsh hosts.

8.00 The X Factor Results The contestants learn their fate.

9.00 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! New series.

Another jungle adventure begins as a fresh batch of famous faces set up camp among the creepy-crawlies of the Australian wilderness.

10.40 ITV News; Weather 10.55 Broadmoor 11.55 Premiership Rugby Union 12.50 The Store 2.20 Motorsport UK 3.15 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 4.00 ITV Nightscreen 5.05 The Jeremy Kyle Show

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Channel 4

6.05 NFL: Rush Zone 6.30 Trans World Sport 7.25 River Rat Race Stockton 7.55 The Morning Line 9.00 Weekend Kitchen 10.00 Frasier 10.30 Everybody Loves Raymond 11.00 The Big Bang Theory 11.30 The Big Bang Theory 12.00 The Simpsons 12.30 Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD 1.30 Channel 4 Racing. 4.00 Come Dine with Me 4.30 Come Dine with Me 5.00 Come Dine with Me 5.35 Come Dine with Me 6.05 Come Dine with Me Natashka Ingham hosts the final dinner party from Lincolnshire.

6.35 Channel 4 News 7.05 Speed with Guy Martin The motorcycle racer makes a bold attempt to set a world speed record for a hovercraft, knowing that at speeds of more than 86mph, even the most experienced pilots can lose control.

8.00 Walking Through History: Nazi Occupation – Channel Islands Tony Robinson heads to Guernsey and Jersey to tell the story of the islands’ surrender to Nazi Germany during the Second World War. 9.00 It Was Alright in the 1970s Part one of two.

Matt Lucas narrates a look back at the decade’s TV shows.

10.00 FILM: Chronicle (2012) Premiere. Sci-fi thriller, starring Dane DeHaan.

11.40 FILM: Max Payne (2008) Action thriller, starring Mark Wahlberg.

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Top marks for Billingshurst curry house davey pearson Review: Blue India

Blue India Indian Restaurant recently opened its doors in Billingshurst high street in the beautifully listed premises of what was The Monsoon Restaurant and is already proving popular with the locals.

You may or may not have heard of Blue India but as a brand they have been a round for a while, starting out with their first restaurant in Crawley 12 years ago.

2014 has seen not only the launch of their newest restaurant in Billingshurst but they have also scooped the chef of year title at the Curry Life awards.

As part of our 18th wedding anniversary my wife and I decided to book a table for the evening to sample a few of their dishes.

The restaurant has parking for about four cars and if that’s full Jengers Mead car park is free after

sour sauce. My wife opted for the 6:30pm.

Their are two entrances to the classic onion bhaji. restaurant at the front and rear.

The bhaji was lightly browned We entered from the rear and with a crispy coating and not too were greeted by three members of stodgy in the middle as they somestaff all of which were very times can be and my cafriendly and happy to lamari was cooked see us. perfectly, not too We were seated chewy with a very in one of the flavoursome hot five different sauce. dining areas All washed which offered down with an a cosy corIndian larger ner with its and a fruit low ceilings mocktail, aland exposed though not timbers. together.

Drinks were Keeping served along with the Goan with the standregion, for my Go ard poppadom main course I an and dips selection, lamb shank ordered the Goan no lime pickle though. lamb shank and my We went the full hog wife ordered her favourite, and opted for a three course dinprawn bhuna with pilau rice and ner (it was our anniversary after naans all).

Whilst waiting for our mains we For my starter I chose the Ca- had a chance to soak up the atmoslamari Bulchao, a Goan recipe with phere which for a Monday evening stir fried calamari and a hot and wasn’t too bad at all.

Open for everyone, come rain or come shine

Our mains arrived within seven minutes and we got stuck in.

The lamb shank was enormous and cooked very well, the meat slid off the bone and the flavour hadn’t been lost in the spicy/sweet sauce.

The Prawn bhuna was apparently very good, however I didn’t really get a look in.

Full to the brim we reluctantly ordered our dessert... well not really.

For me, a triple chocolate ice cream and for Mrs P the caramel bomb, both delicious and presented very well on the plate, in fact all the dishes that evening were presented well with a touch of class and finesse very seldom seen in local curry houses.

Our total bill came to £51.20 which I thought was reasonable considering the portion sizes and course numbers.

We found the staff to be friendly, knowledgeable and very attentive, the atmosphere good, and the setting relaxed and cosy.

Overall a pleasant evening had by all, no negatives to report and a definite re visit to be planned.

Rating: 5/5

Gourmet Sandwiches: Home Cured Salt Beef on Rye with horseradish or mustard, plus potato salad and a dill gherkin £6.90 Slow Home Roasted Pulled Pork on an artisan roll with coleslaw and dressed leaves £5.50 Spicy Bean Stack with cheddar cheese and cool salsa (vegetarian) £4.90 (all eat-in or take-away)

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The Steyning Tea Rooms

A traditional British tea room in the heart of Steyning, serving lovely home made food all day, including freshly baked scones and cakes, daily specials and a wide selection of breakfast, lunch and tea items.

Take aways, outside catering and birthday cakes available.

Open 7 days a week 10 - 6 32 High Street, Steyning, West Sussex BN44 3YE 01903 810103 www.steyningtearooms.co.uk info@steyningtearooms.co.uk

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Food & Drink Winter Wonders

W is for Winter Fuel There may not be an abundance of colourful fruit and vegetables at this time of year, but the winter larder is far from empty with some of our tastiest vegetables available from local markets and grocers.

Even meat can be at it’s best, butchered from animals that have been feeding on pasture during the summer. Don’t be fooled by the promotion of Spring lamb, it’s best much later in the year after the sheep and their offspring have enjoyed life outside. This follows through with beef, free range pork, poultry and game especially. Even local cheese that mature at this time of year is produced from the delicious milk yielded whilst the animals are grazing.

We all know that root vegetables are abundant so there’s no reason to stick to just the usual carrots or parsnips, mix these with really tasty beetroot, celeriac or Jerusalem artichokes. There is nothing better on a wintery Sunday than a medley of root vegetables, chopped into large chunks and simply throw in to hot oil to roast with a juicy joint or just

on their own. Of course, this is also the time of year for squashes and they really do come in all colours and sizes. Easier than you might think to prepare and again, great for just roasting or baking in the oven.

One of most satisfying and easiest meals for throughout the winter is, of course, soup made from any combination of veg, cheese and meat.

All that we used to dread about school meals is also King at this time of year - cabbage. Ruined by cooks years ago, this glorious family of vegetables includes the standard white, red and savoy but also the superfood Kale and, love ‘em or hate ‘em the Brussels sprout - a perfect cabbage in miniature that should not be just for Christmas. The key to all the brassica’s is not to cook the life out of them, Keep them crunchy and add in sweetness such as honey, sourness with balsamic vinegar or soy sauce and other ingredients including crispy bacon, nuts or even fruits. The winter will soon become a welcome friend bringing food bursting with flavour.

For the A-Z of Real Food visit www.horshammarkets.co.uk.

Sprouts - your genes can dictate whether you love or hate sprouts as a certain gene causes a reaction to the bitterness.

Beef - the best is sourced from cattle feeding predominately on grass through the spring and summer and then aged for a minimum of 30 days.

Cheese - one of the finest local cheeses, Norbury Blue, is always at it’s best once matured in the winter due to the rich meadowland the herd grazes on.

Jerusalem artichoke - is neither an artichoke nor from Israel but is a tuber from a plant with bright yellow flowers. It is does, however, taste a little like an artichoke heart and the name is thought to come from the Italian word ‘girasole’ meaning sunflower.

Winter hunger - is experienced by many of us and theories abound including a primeval reaction to store up food and fat reserves or that the decrease in sunlight increases the appetite but just as likely is that we simply need more fuel to stay warm.

Soup - goes right back to 20,000 BC and beyond but, in more recent times, the word comes from ‘suppa’ or ‘sop’ which was the bread used to soak up broth.

Seasonal meats, vegetables and cheeses are always available from the Local Produce Market in the Carfax and from specialist local shops.

Simple Rocky Road for the family Kim Cook The Steyning Tea Rooms This is the second monthly recipe column written by Kim Cook, owner of The Steyning Tea Rooms.

Each month we will be featuring a different recipe which you can make at home, or try at the tea rooms.

It may seem premature, but here at the Steyning Tea Rooms we have been thinking about Christmas for quite a while.

Our Christmas cakes were made back in September and have been basted in brandy every week since!

We like nice simple Christmas recipes that can be enjoyed by the whole family and rocky road is one of our favourites. The best thing about it is that you can add in whatever you like! Sultanas, sweets, popping candy, maltesers, anything really. We like to keep ours simple with just crushed biscuits and mini marshmallows.

Festive Rocky Road Ingredients: • 600g chocolate – we use half milk, half dark but use whatever combination you prefer.

• Approx 10 digestive biscuits crushed • 2 handfuls of mini marshmallows • White chocolate stars and edible glitter to finish!

Method: • Melt the chocolate in a bowl over a saucepan of hot water. (You can microwave, but chocolate burns easily so we recommend using a bowl over hot water. If you micro-

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Spoon into the loaf tin, top with white chocolate stars, edible glitter, any other festive delights that take your fancy and chill in the fridge for at least 2 hours before slicing.

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Three bedroom home in quiet village location

CYMBULA, 8 WYNDHAM LEA, WEST CHILTINGTON £650,000 A beautifully presented spacious three bedroom detached residence occupying approximately 1/3rd acre plot located within this quiet cul-de-sac within West Chiltington village.

Features include: double aspect drawing room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, main bedroom with ensuite, 2 further bedrooms family shower room, double garage, beautiful gardens.

As you enter the property through the entrance porch/sunroom, the spacious entrance hall measures 21’9 x 13’7. The double aspect drawing room has a feature fireplace with outlook over the front garden and the separate dining room has outlook over the gardens.

Turning to the kitchen/breakfast room, this has an extensive range of light oak style wall and base units, integrated Zanussi fan assisted electric double oven and grill, integrated fridge/freezer, space for dishwasher, feature Oriel window, inset 11/2 bowl sink

unit, peninsula breakfast bar with inset four ring electric hob telephone point, uPVC double glazed window.

The master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom with fully enclosed glass screen shower cubicle with fitted independent shower unit, wash hand basin, low level flush w.c. and fully tiled walls.

There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside, the gardens are a particular feature of the property set in a 1/3rd of an acre plot with ample parking to the front and various areas of lawns, flower and shrub borders around the gardens.

The double garage has electronically operated up and over doors and has a door through to a utility room and cloakroom with access back to the garden.

This is a spacious property set in a sought after part of West Chiltington and should be viewed to appreciate the space on offer.

For more information or to arrange a viewing, call the team at Fowlers, Storrington on 01903 745844.

What’s Inside

To sell or not to sell before Christmas?

Lettings

Kathy Taylor

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Horsham Branch Manager kathytaylor@leaders.co.uk

Throughout 2014 demand for property in Horsham has been strong and the result is a very buoyant sales and lettings market.

High rental demand has led to an increase in investor landlords buying properties to rent out, and

thanks to improved lending options, sales have also increased to first-time buyers and families looking to climb the ladder.

So, with Christmas just around the corner, how is the property market likely to be affected?

Any holiday season will have an impact on the number of buyers actively looking for property as their focus is naturally drawn elsewhere. As a result, sellers often choose to wait until the new year to put their property on the

sales market.

However, acting earlier has some distinct benefits. For a start you will have less competition, so those savvy buyers who want to secure their next home before the January rush will be more interested in your property if it is one of just a few.

In addition, if you are selling in order to buy your next home, then finding a buyer before Christmas can put you in a better position when you are searching yourself

in January. If you have a buyer secured you will be ready and able to make an offer as soon as you find your ideal property and will be in a strong position to proceed.

There’s no reason to wait for the January rush –get ahead of the crowd by putting your property on the market before the Christmas season hits.

If you are thinking of selling and want to know how we can help you succeed, contact us today on 01403 217585 or visit www.leaders.co.uk.

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An exclusive collection of just sixty-nine 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes

Beautiful new Showhome now available to view

The Ashmiles at Barns Green is an exclusive collection of just sixty-nine 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes, nestling in the unspoilt West Sussex countryside. This eagerly awaited development has now launched, and our unique 4 bedroom ‘Starflower’ Showhome is ready for you to view. This charming thatched cottage showcases the beautiful finishes, thoughtfully designed layouts and quality specification you can expect when you buy from Berkeley.

With reservations already taken, demand for these beautiful new homes is high.

To ensure you don’t miss out, book your personal viewing today.

Speak to our dedicated Sales Team on 01403 887 184 or visit www.theashmiles.co.uk Marketing Suite & Showhome open daily 10am – 5pm Two Mile Ash Road, Barns Green, West Sussex RH13 0PX Proud to be a member of the Berkeley Group of companies

Details correct at time of going to press. Photography depicts streetscene and typical interiors at The Ashmiles and is indicative only.

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Don't miss out on this exclusive new bungalow in a village setting. Situated on a private road, Plot 8 at The Spires offers an excellent specification throughout.

This home has been intelligently designed to maximise space and light, catering for a variety of living and entertaining needs.

The large open plan kitchen/dining room in Plot 8 benefits from views of the landscaped garden through French doors and a large bay window. This three bedroomed home also comes complete with single garage and handy cycle store, making this plot an impressive residence to call home.

Contact our selling agents Cubitt & West Pulborough on

Visit shanlyhomes.com and use our 24 hour online booking system

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Prices from ÂŁ670,000 to ÂŁ760,000.

Call 01798 875151 today to book your exclusive appointment.

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An exclusive development of just three detached 5 bedroom family homes close to the picturesque village of Storrington.

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Prices from £840,000

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Beautifully unique homes Firsfield, Bucks Green, Rudgwick, RH12 3JF

Just three remaining on this development of five 3 bedroom detached houses.

Prices from £499,950

Call Chewton Rose Horsham 01403 264 962

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Sales Lettings Commercial Land & New Homes

www.guyleonard.co.uk

Horsham

£395,000

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Horsham

£395,000

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Colgate ID 40677

£1,395,000

Horsham

£395,000

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Horsham

£395,000

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Rusper ID 44763

£1,250,000

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Horsham

£395,000

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Storrington ID 42512

£675,000

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West Chiltington ID 31530 £630,000

Horsham

£395,000

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Clapham ID 43824

Horsham

£389,950

£395,000

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£395,000

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£395,000

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Storrington ID 25659

£650,000

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B’bridge Heath ID 46338

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A Four Bedroom Detached House | Situated in a Cul-De-Sac within the Popular Village of Partridge Green | Downstairs Cloakroom | 12’2 Kitchen | 13’7 Living Room | 16’ Dining Room | 12’11 Sun Room | Four Bedrooms | Family Bathroom | Garage & Driveway Parking

SOUTHWATER

£219,950 Leasehold

HORSHAM

£229,950 Leasehold

BROADBRIDGE HEATH

£475,000 Freehold

A Three Bedroom Detached House | Situated in the Popular Village of Broadbridge Heath | 22’1 Kitchen/Dining Room | 22’1 Living Room | 10’11 Family Room | Downstairs Cloakroom | Downstairs Shower Room/Wet Room | Three Double Bedrooms (Master with En-Suite) | Approx. 95ft Rear Garden | Heated Swimming Pool

A Two Bedroom First Floor Apartment | Situated in Lintot Square Within the Heart of the Village | 10’9 ‘Paula Rosa’ Fitted Kitchen with Integrated Appliances | 23’3 Living/Dining Room | Two Double Bedrooms | Double Glazing | Allocated Parking | Excellent Condition Throughout | Ideal Investment/First Time Purchase

A Two Bedroom Split Level First & Second Floor Maisonette | Located Approximately 3/4 of a mile of Horsham Town Centre | 12’1 kitchen | 17’8 Lounge/Dining Room | Private BALCONY | Two Double Bedrooms | Bathroom | Communal gardens | GARAGE EN-BLOC | 985 year lease | NO ONWARD CHAIN.

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OPEN HOUSE ON SATURDAY 22nd NOVEMBER 10am - 12pm VIEWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY | A Two/ Three Bedroom Period Property | Situated within Close Proximity of Horsham Park, Mainline Station & Town Centre | 8’ Kitchen | 10’10 Living Room | Separate 11’ Dining Room | 7’1 Bathroom

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PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

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Impressive family home near park

Managing Properties...

Lines & James are thrilled to be marketing this most impressive family home located in close proximity to Horsham Park with the town centre and mainline station within in easy walking distance.

With solid oak flooring to the reception rooms, oak doors and skirtings throughout, this property offers stylish accommodation which has been finished to a very high standard.

The spacious accommodation comprises: Entrance hall with under stairs storage, cloakroom, living room featuring an open fire with partially glazed bi folding doors connecting to the dining room and the contemporary kitchen which boasts solid wood worktops, an array of floor and wall

units including a superb curved island unit and integrated appliances.

A further set of bi-folding doors lead to a marvelous dining room with sliding patio doors which span the majority of the room allowing an abundance of natural light and a wonderful view of the attractive rear garden.

Upstairs the large landing provides a spacious layout to all bedrooms, the unique master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling with exposed oak beams and a Juliette balcony overlooking the rear garden, there is a separate dressing area with a range of fitted wardrobes and a wet room style en-suite.

The second double bedroom benefits from a fitted wardrobe and drawer unit with en-suite featuring a double

shower enclosure. Bedroom three is another double also with a fitted wardrobe and drawer unit, the fourth bedroom is a good size with fitted storage cupboard.

The family bathroom is fully tiled with a feature mosaic wall, shower over bath and fitted storage.

The property also benefits from a detached garage, a large driveway, gas central heating, underfloor heating to bathrooms and double glazing throughout. Viewings are highly recommended as properties of this standard are rarely available.

This property is available in January at a rental of ÂŁ2300 per calendar month. To arrange a viewing please call Lines & James on 01403 210088.

www.linesandjames.com

01403 210088 24 Worthing Road, Horsham, RH12 1SL

Apartment available to rent in new town centre development

Leaders Limited are delighted to offer this super two bedroom third floor luxury apartment situated in the heart of Horsham, benefiting from many high spec features including air conditioning to bedrooms, efficient heating system and excellent indoor air quality.

The property, which is bright and spacious throughout, briefly comprises of; Entrance hall, large lounge with beautiful wood flooring, open plan white gloss fitted kitchen including dishwasher, oven, fridge freezer.

There is a double aspect master

bedroom with built-in wardrobes, 2nd good size bedroom with pleasant outlook down East Street, and a lovely bathroom with shower over bath.

This newly re-developed block features well-presented communal areas, security entry and lift access. EPC Rating - B. Viewing highly recommended. ÂŁ1050 pcm Unfurnished - Rent excludes the Tenancy Deposit and any other charges or fees which may be payable - upon request further information will be provided by the Agent.

Contact 01403 217585 or www.leaders. co.uk.

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NEW Horsham £2,300 PCM* four bed detached unfurnished available january epc rating d

NEW Horsham £1,450 PCM* four bed detached unfurnished available january epc rating d

NEW Horsham £875 PCM* two bed bungalow unfurnished available january epc rtaing d

Billingshurst £1,125 PCM* three bed semi-detached unfurnished available now epc rating d

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£999 pcm.

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£999 pcm.

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Pulborough

£725 pcm

Horsham

£999 pcm.

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Horsham

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Warminghurst

£750 pcm

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Horsham

£999 pcm.

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Horsham 01403 248222

£999 pcm.

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Pulborough

£895 pcm

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01403 275030 info@pinnaclelets.co.uk

THE LETTING SPECIALISTS – LET US LET FOR YOU We are an established and independent letting agent and our reputation is built upon our experience and high level of service we provide

horsham £1,450 pcm

• Detached Family Home • North Horsham Location • 3 Bedrooms En-Suite to the Main Bedroom • EPC Rating D

horsham £875 pcm

• Lounge/Dining Room • One Double Bedroom with built in Wardrobe • Single Bedroom • EPC rating E

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• Detached house in a village location • Five double bedrooms • Master with en-suite • EPC rating C

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• Completely refurbished, two double bedrooms • Double glazed, gas central heating • Front and rear gardens, garage en-bloc and parking • EPC rating C

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• Spacious accommodation in a convenient location • Two double bedrooms • Recently fitted bathroom • EPC rating E

why should i choose Pinnacle?

“Pinnacle were recommended to us by another client and have been managing our property since December 2009. We are very happy with the efficient service and also enjoy the friendly and cooperative manner of the whole team.”

“Many thanks for all your help both of late and in the past. The service and support that I have received has been top class, thank you so much.”

“You and your guys have been absolutely fantastic since day 1 and I am happy to recommend you to anyone that ever asks for a letting agent in the Horsham area.”

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HORSHAM £825 pcm Two bedroom apartment | Hot water and heating bills included | Fitted kitchen with appliances | Good decorative order | Available Now | Unfurnished | EPC Rating D

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Professionals

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To advertise here, please call 01403 251000 or email dpearson@thedistrictpost.co.uk The ODD JOB

PEOPLE est. 1984 For: Brick/stone work, carpentry, concreting, ceramic tiling, drainage (clearing, repairs, etc), electrical, fencing, guttering (clearing, repairs, etc), glazing, groundwork, paving, plastering, plumbing, roof repairs, re-pointing and almost any other type of job around the home, then contact us.

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Do you want to work for the largest UK provider of Rehabilitation?

Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust.

Unit Secretary, Kerwin Court, West Sussex.

35 hours, Salary 16,760.00 BIRT is at that the cutting edge of research and offers a continuum of rehabilitation across a range of clinical services for people with acquired brain injury.

We have an opportunity for a secretary to join our existing administration team.

You will provide confidential and comprehensive secretarial support to senior management and clinical teams. You will be required to communicate effectively and professionally at all levels, provide accurate typing services, both audio and copy typing as well as minute taking.

Working with confidential information you will be expected to be sensitive in your approach.

The successful candidate will be proficient in Microsoft Office, have excellent organisational skills and be adaptable in their approach. They will also be able to work on their own initiative, as well as part of the team.

For an informal discussion. Please contact Wendy Fletcher, Service Manager or Sandra Crawford, Business Administrator.

For an application pack please download the documents from the website www.thedtgroup.org or contact Wendy Berwick on 01403 799160 Completed applications should be returned to Wendy Berwick at BIRT, Kerwin Court, Five Oaks Road, Slinfold, Nr Horsham, West Sussex RH13 0TP or by email on wendy.berwick@thedtgroup.org Closing Date:

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Care Assistants – No experience required

Great care starts with great people – are you one of them?

Sussex Health Care has fantastic opportunities to become part of a leading healthcare company that provides exemplary care to the service users in a positive and friendly environment.

We are looking for caring and enthusiastic Care Assistants (no experience necessary) in and around the Horsham area.

Why work for us?

Sussex Health Care is committed to making the working environment a place where everyone feels valued and can fulfil their potential. Education and training are a key part of our quality strategy.

TWO VACANCIES AT OUR HORSHAM OFFICE 1. Proactive Office Assistant at our working from 10 to 5pm Monday to Friday.

Excellent IT, organization and communication skills a must.

A head for figures would be highly desirable but not essential.

You are a team player with a “can do” attitude.

Would suit a person with recent business studies qualifications, looking to advance their career.

2. Accounts Assistant working 2 days a week.

Knowledge of SAGE a must. Ability to work on own initiative. Hours negotiable.

Send CV to 20-22 Bishopric, Horsham RH12 1QN or email: admin@ hearingcarecentres.co.uk.

Closing date is 14th November 2014 and only short listed candidates will be contacted. Previous applicants need not apply.

No agencies please.

What’s in it for me?

We offer a varied range of benefits. Some of these include: Fantastic training opportunities Full and part time permanent vacancies Subsidised meals Competitive salary. Starting at £6.50 per hour and £7.00 for weekend shifts. Pay increases to £7.55 per hour and £8.05 for weekend shifts following completion of QCF 2 qualification. (Double pay for Bank Holidays) • Uniforms • Staff bus service

How do I become a part of Sussex Health Care?

Visit our website www.sussexhealthcare.org and submit your CV to recruit@sussexhealthcare.co.uk stating the care home you are interested in working in.

BUILDERS MERCHANT LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO TRAIN!

Part and full time. Tenacious, bubbly and energetic. Must be experienced and able to work of own initiative to get a sale.

D.W.Nye Builders Merchant is a privately owned independent business in the south-east. We sell a wide range of building materials to trade and public customers.

£7 per hour with incentivised sales bonus scheme.

We are looking for someone with previous experience in the builders merchant industry to train into a LGV Class 2 Driver.

We would be willing to pay for the LGV and Grab training if applicants show the right skills as a yardman. The prospect job would be to deliver multi drops of various materials to a 25 mile radius of our depot.

Please call 07789 642002.

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The ideal applicant would have a forklift licence, a number of years at a builders merchant and a good knowledge of the local area.

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Sport

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Modest Ryan Moore Marauding Horsham plunder three more points -The Wizard of Aus Saturday November 8 – South League Premier Div 2 Tulse Hill & Dulwich 2 - 4 Horsham Men’s First XI Hockey Martin Read - Sports Reporter

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Horsham made the early running only to see the hosts take the lead half way through the first half against the run of play.

Then ever persistent John Burroughs passed to Jack Dean for him to level to one apiece at the interval.

In the second half Matt Hough buried his fourth short corner into the back of the net, but Tulse Hill responded with a soft equaliser. Horsham though finished

strongly, Peter Neave demonstrating good control to supply Jack Dean for his second. Near the end Joe Humphreys put the icing on the cake by latching onto a cross from the side of the D and spectacularly pinging it into the top left corner.

Joe modestly told the District Post: “I had plenty of time to hit it!” adding “It’s good to be back playing for Horsham – they gave me a great welcome and I’m really enjoying the camaraderie at the club.” Team Manager Al Campbell said: “We didn’t allow them any short corners and they played very defensively. It was heartening to hear their coach say that Horsham are the best organised, most effective team that they’ve seen all season.”

Tomorrow (Saturday) Horsham come back to Broadbridge Heath to entertain sixth in the table West Hampstead. In their third victory of the season the visitors beat Marlow 4-2 last week.

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In a howling gale Horsham Ladies started exceptionally strongly with a prolonged series of attacks, following up with two early long corners but serious title contenders St Albans gradually came into the game to pull off an ill deserved win.

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six minutes, but shot wide. HorCoach Ben Alberry added: “This sham respond with two short and was our best performance for two four long corners but were unable years. I’m not concerned about our position (eighth) - we had to get the ball in the net, leaving the game goal-less at a good start to the season by beating teams the break. After the interval an incomplete likely to be around us Horsham clearance in the shake up and just need to make allowed St Albans to score a fortunate sure that we take points off them soft goal, the crucial decider. again when we play Horsham captain the return fixtures m in the second half of Hannah Simpson y ps on Photo b said: “It’s coming tothe season.”

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Maximum for Evans as youngsters stay unbeaten Table Tennis Dave Smith – Sports Editor Following last week’s break the Horsham Central Table Tennis League returned to action.

Jacob Evans was the star of the Division 2 match between two of the MMJ, 4 and 6, securing a maximum. There was much encouragement for the long term future of local table tennis with youngsters ranging from 8 to 12 years showing great potential.

MMJ6 surged into a 4-2 lead but Seb Dunckley turned the tide with a 3-1 defeat of Finn Dock and then Bob Griffiths rescued his night by beating Chris Goodi-

er to set up Evans to take the deciding battle against double winning Harry Yip. Storrington remain unbeaten in the second tier courtesy of a 6-3 win over Horsham E. Keith Anderson was untroubled in maintaining his unbeaten record. MMJ 3 also retains a strong interest in the promotion stakes after beating struggling Holbrook 7-2.

The big match in Division 1 brought two of the three leading teams together, Horsham A and MMJ 1, and it was a match that lived up to its billing. MMJ’s Scott Covey made the experienced Ian Ford sweat into a fifth

set to earn his win. Joe Worskett made a real nuisance of himself to account in straight sets for the two unbeaten records of Holly Holder and Mark Weston but still Horsham A came out on top, 6-3.

MMJ East Grinstead kept in close pursuit with a 7-2 victory over Horsham B. Andy Sinclair excelled for Horsham C against Horsham D despite them coming out on the wrong side of a 5-4 scoreline. Only Steve Parnell could add to his efforts, although his win over the Graeme Selwyn was a particularly creditable first scalp. Ollie Giles and Mark Clover both opened their accounts for the season with doubles.

Local champion jockey Ryan Moore has pulled off a major racing coup by winning the highly prestigious Melbourne Cup in front of 100,000 passionate race goers at the Victoria track. The race-day is a national holiday with the Cup capturing the imagination of the country in the same way that the Grand National does here.

31 year old Ryan has been our champion jockey three times but has pledged to win the top international races on his shopping list.

Australian racing was sceptical of his chances following two previous Melbourne Cup setbacks but his win on German trained Protectionist left fans in awe of Ryan’s skill and dedication, especially as he had just won Australia’s Cox Plate, another top race, providing £3million winnings in ten days.

At Melbourne Ryan brought Protectionist through from the back, leaving the 21 other contenders stranded yet when told that he would go down in Australian racing

folklore he said: “The horse might but I won’t! I’ve been lucky to ride two good horses here and you take your chances when they’re good enough.” But his record is impeccable – 19 Group One triumphs in 12 months – in eight countries across four continents. Shrewder Australian pundits were not surprised by his successes after observing him study the opposition very intensely.

Ryan, in great demand on Australian TV and radio saying: “I knew a lot of the horses coming into the Cup and have been watching plenty of races to get to know the local horses. Protectionist had better potential and found the extra.”

In between the two big races Ryan flew to Los Angeles for the Breeders Cup and his next stop is seven weeks in Japan then Hong Kong and back to Japan before coming home to partner Michelle and their three small children on Christmas Eve. Success is a constant feature at father Gary’s Cisswood Stables at Lower Beeding – Brother Jamie celebrating Ryan’s achievements with a win on Smart Exit in a chase at Chepstow. Ryan’s growing following will ensure that he is a much sought after jockey on the world racing stage.

Holbrook bring Kingslea back down to Earth Junior Table Tennis Dave Smith – Sports Editor After only managing a draw last week Holbrook re-asserted themselves in week 4 of the Horsham Primary Schools Table Tennis League A with an 8-0 rout of previously second placed Kingslea.

Holbrook’s Leo Anderson won 3-2 against both Melissa Berry and Max Wright. Harry Filson added another two to his unbeaten record but met a surprise high level of resistance from Berry who took their match into a fifth set.

Warnham whitewashed a mandown Leechpool team. Connal Lawes and Dan Harrison managed to win a set each but other than that it was one-way traffic.

Southwater turned up without their top player Zach Hodges but it made no difference to their fortunes as replacement Charlie Graham-Adams stepped in with confidence to ensure business as usual as they despatched an enthusiastic but forlorn Shelley team 8-0.

Billingshurst crushed Heron Way 7-1 with Chris Goodier, Tom Chambers and Jack Furse-Copse all winning doubles. Only Josh James 3-0 win over Louis Massingham salvaged any consolation for the Herons although Louis Humphries came close to getting a second taking Jack Furse-Copse into a fifth set before finally losing.

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Entries confirmed for the Totepool Southern National Horse Racing Fontwell Park Fontwell Park stages one of its most exciting races of the year – the Totepool Southern National, ran over a distance of 3 miles and 4 furlongs on Sunday November 16.

This is supported by the highly popular Salmon Spray Challenge Trophy and with over £54,000 total prize money is set to be a great afternoon of racing.

This year’s 13 entries include last year’s winner Boyfromnowhere, trained by Rebecca Curtis, and runner up Adrenalin Flight, who represents Seamus Mullins’ stable.

Richard Lee’s Incentivise, winner of this race in 2012, also returns to the track on winning form having won his last start at Carlisle in October, beating Shouldavboughtgold, who has since won his latest start.

Peter Bowen is represented by Grand National runner Viking Blond, a proven stayer who will enjoy the predicted soft ground, despite not having run over hurdles since December 2013. Venetia Williams sends out Tarraco, who won easily last time out in a 3 mile chaser at Ffos Las on soft ground, and is a previous course winner at Fontwell Park back in March.

Horses entered in the Salmon Spray Challenge Trophy include Fontwell Park regular Lightentertainment, the Chris Gordon-trained six-year-old has already won twice at Fontwell Park this year, in May and then on his return to the course in October, and was beaten by a nose on his latest outing at Ascot on November 1.

Sheena West saddles Feb Thirtyfirst, who has been placed on all three of his previous runs at Fontwell Park with two seconds and a win back in October 2012 who has been running in high class company of late, most recently in the JCB Triumph Hurdle Trial at Cheltenham on January 26.

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Walkover into round Lions through to the quarter-finals three of Senior Vase Rugby Andy Layzell - HRUFC

The 2014-15 Horsham 1st XV squad in the new kit Rugby Richard Ordidge - HRUFC Horsham were granted a walkover into round three of the Senior Vase when Grasshoppers from Middlesex contacted the club to advise that they could not raise a front row and therefore wished to pull out.

This competition provides Horsham with the opportunity of playing at Twickenham for the first time in their history should this cup run continue. Horsham are now drawn against Fullerians from Watford on

January 3.

As part of the pyramid structure of league rugby in England, participants in the Senior Vase play in equivalent standard leagues across the country and with the Green and Whites currently heading their London league they are one of the favourites to go far in this tournament.

Horsham’s next game in London 3 South East is away to Folkestone on Saturday November 15. Folkestone currently lie fourth in the table and traditionally provide tough opponents with league honours shared last season.

Atlantis remain top of Arena National League Swimming Dave Smith – Sports Editor On Saturday evening, the Atlantis swimming team travelled to Maidstone for the second round of their Arena National League campaign. Sitting on top of the league after the first round, Atlantis were full of confidence as they came up against teams from Orpington, City of Canterbury, Croydon, Dartford and the host club Maidstone.

Croydon had also had a very good first round gala result, and Atlantis was expecting a close battle with them and the strong team from Canterbury which proved to be the case as the three teams shared the top three places in 7 of the first 10 races. Atlantis however were winning the most races and gained a small points lead that they built on as the evening progressed to move further ahead.

On completion of the 50 races at the end of the evening Atlantis finished as relatively comfortable winners, having won 22 of the races and finishing second in 15 of the others.

The final point’s totals were Atlantis 242, Croydon 229, Canterbury 172, Maidstone 155, Orpington 148

and Dartford 99.

The Deputy Head Coach from Atlantis, Andy Lobley said “There was a massive effort from our swimmers tonight and they all swam really well. We had several under the weather and a few carrying a niggle, but everyone stepped up to the mark and did a great job. Two wins puts us in the top gala for the last round which will be a real battle for all the clubs involved. I am expecting it to be full of Sussex clubs so that will be a good test for us. In the meantime we need to get back to work as a busy programme stretches out in front of us now.”

The next round will be held on Saturday December 13 and will be the final round of this year’s competition, with the teams currently in the top 6 places swimming against each other for the league title. The winners and the runners up will also win promotion to the Premier League for next year’s competition. The final round is dominated by teams from Sussex with Atlantis, Crawley, Brighton and Hastings representing the county where they will be joined by teams from Croydon and The Black Lion Swimming Club from Gillingham in Kent.

Horsham Lions came through a free flowing match victorious over a very committed Lewes 2’s team to proceed to the quarter finals of the Sussex Bowl.

Horsham failed to make use of the wind at their backs in the first half of it, instead deciding to pass the ball wide to make the most of their pacey backline. However the power that the Horsham pack displayed was impressive in setting up a number of opportunities for scores.

The first try of the game came from a break by Richard Henderson who drew the Lewes fullback in before passing to Pete Summers whose pace outstripped the cover defence to touch down in the corner. Although Lewes countered Horsham’s attacks they were un-

able to penetrate the Lions line. Lion’s second try came from a counter to a Lewes chip kick over the Horsham defensive line that was collected by James Layzell whose foot work beat a number of Lewes defenders to drive deep into the Lewes 22 from the ruck. The Lions had an overlap and through excellent hands the ball made its way out to Jerry Downey whose pace outstripped the covering defence to score in the corner.

The second half was played in the same vein as the first except Lewes seemed to have been reinvigorated by their coach’s half time talk and started the half strongly. Within the first ten minutes Lewes attacked the Lions with some powerful runs that were only stopped by last ditch tackles from the Lions defence. Lewis did eventually cross the line after a powerful run from

their number 8 broke a number of tackles before going over for the try. The Lions responded by scoring the try of the match through Jerry Downey, who made a superb outside break in which he pushed off a number of defenders to outstrip the rest of the Lewes defence to score under the post. The try was converted by Josh Chalk.

Lions Manager Andrew Layzell reflected on an excellent performance by his side in saying, ‘I think that there was a lot of positives to take away from the game, our defence at times were superb with special mention to Jordan Smith whose power in the tackle was in evidence today. The scrum was powerful with Liam Brady showing power and technique on regular occasions to push his opposite number back. My Man of the Match was Liam Brady for his all-round game.”

Below par YM Beat Ten-Man Ringmer Saturday November 8 - Sussex County League Div 1 Horsham YMCA 3 - 1 Ringmer Football Tom Norris – Football Reporter Horsham YMCA avenged their Sussex RUR Cup defeat to Ringmer last month, as they beat the Blues 3-1 in Division 1 action at Gorings Mead on Saturday afternoon.

Dan Sullivan opened the scoring for the hosts from the penalty spot on the half hour mark, before efforts after the break from Anthony Hibbert and Josh Brown, either side of Ringmer’s Jacob Shelton being shown red for a two footed tackle, extended YM’s lead.

Ringmer substitute Louie Pople’s late penalty earned his side a consolation in added time, but it wasn’t enough to halt the home side from making it six games unbeaten, despite some minor frustrations from manager Peter Buckland.

The YM boss commented: “It was a good win under the circumstances. I thought that Ringmer were very well organised on a day when we were very average actually. We had a slow start and I tried at half time to really get the players going, but we just didn’t seem to be quite at it today. It’s a bit disappointing after where we have been the last few games. We were a yard too slow all afternoon, but with all things considered it was a good win and it is three points. We’ve got the whole squad available now. Nick [Sullivan] looked like he’d been out for three or four games today, and Phil Gault is still a long way off what we know he can do, but Anthony Hibbert is settling in well. It was nice to be able to look round at the bench and know that I could make changes

that would influence the game.”

“Hopefully we can make it seven games unbeaten away at Chichester next week and then we can look forward to our Sussex Senior Cup tie against Eastbourne Town at home on the Tuesday evening.”

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Carden, Dugdale (Crane 86), Evans, Gedling, Hunter (J. Brown 75), D. Brown, Gault (Gathern 81), Hibbert, N. Sullivan Unused Subs: O’Carroll, Flack Goalscorers: YM - D. Sullivan (pen.30) Hibbert (51) J. Brown (89) Ringmer: Pople (90+3).

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Hornets earn a point in Kent

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Archery Open Day scores a hit

Shipley Bowmen and Southwater Leisure Centre held an archery open day indoors at the Southwater Centre. The opportunity to have a 30 minute try of the sport was so well received that two extra sessions had to be provided to accommodate the 27 people who turned up to participate.

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Horsham picked up a valuable away point in their fight to escape the bottom three of the Ryman Division One South table.

The point however still leaves the Hornets second bottom, four points adrift of third bottom East Grinstead and five points less than Redhill who lie two places above them, just outside the relegation places.

Kent is not a happy hunting ground for Horsham having lost all three of their matches there this season and having failed to win on Kentish soil since 2010. The point therefore can be looked upon as a good one; however at this stage the need to grab some league wins, in any county, remains a priority if the club are to climb to safety.

In a game where both sides had few chances and were both guilty of poor ball retention all the opportunities that did come were from set pieces and long balls to the forwards, making for a fairly scrappy affair.

Gary Charman and Byron Napper both had chances from corners during the first half hour while Ramsgate’s Greg Skinner hit a tame shot at Williams when he should have scored and the same player was flagged narrowly offside when a long ball up field put him through one on one with Williams.

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Saturday November 8 - Ryman League Division One South Ramsgate 1 - 1 Horsham

Then in the fifty forth minin most of what Ramsgate had to offer, sent over a decent cross ute Horsham scored. Byron Napthat Hickman headed goal-wards per ran at the Ramsgate defence, only to be denied by a superb save avoided two challenges and put his from keeper Williams. And it was effort past the previously untrouSkinner again who fired in an ef- bled home keeper Nick Shaw.

The goal did little to lift the fort from the edge of the area, this time denied by a goal line headed game, Horsham failed to capitalise and Ramsgate had very little in the clearance from Charman.

Hornets suffered a blow when way of a response.

If another goal was to come the inform Tony Nwachukwu went off injured, being replaced by Kier- it would be out of the blue and a an Tarbie. A break from Smith that wonder strike and it proved to be saw him reach the goal line before both. A ball from the wing found pulling the ball back to Troy Wil- Dean Hill who 30 yards out hit a first time left foot volley that liams came to nothing, as when smashed into the back faced with a gaping goal of the Hornets goal Williams managed to to bring the sides shoot wide. level.

Then with Ramsgate, seven minutes buoyed by the left before goal, put the the break anHorsham other long defence unball put Josh der pressure Woolley in in the final on goal only stages but for Charman they held out to bring him for what was a down on the n i N valuable point edge of the box. ap n a pe m r and a result that The home playr an a d Gary Ch ers and supporters was a fair reflection on a game that neither were convinced it was a side did enough to win. penalty and were even more anWith a trip to Barkingside in the noyed when the referee produced a yellow card for Charman instead cup tomorrow (November 15) the of the red they expected for him Hornets have a break from league being the last man. The free kick action until the following Saturday came to nothing and the poor first (November 22) when they travel in half was brought to an end by the search of a much needed win at promotion chasing South Park. referee’s whistle.

Horsham Team: Gareth WilIf the crowd were expecting things to change in the second liams, Hamilton (Akande 66) King, half then they would have been Napper, Gilbert, Charman, Nwadisappointed as the match con- chukwu (Tarbie 35) Morley, Amtinued in the same scrappy and pleford, Troy Williams (Marriott toothless fashion, summed up by 76) Smith. Unused Subs: Bidgood, a soft Troy Williams free kick that Hills. Goal Scorers: Horsham Napper (54) Ramsgate – Hill (74). failed to beat the wall. ac t

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St Andrew’s School in Nuthurst made a confident start to their C Division campaign in the Horsham District Primary Schools Netball League. They overcame a tough challenge by Greenway to win through 6-3 in the first game but then moved into top gear against All Saints B scoring 11 goals without reply. Loxwood, Plaistow & Kirdford, Greenway and All Saints B will have been pleased to have scored their first win and only Kingslea suffered double defeat on the night. The full results and standings are available at www.horshamleisurelink.co.uk.

Junior Football Round Up

Horsham Sparrows U12 Girls team Football Dave Smith – Sports Editor

Rudgwick U11 1 - 4 Chesworth Rovers U11

Chesworth Rovers U11 travelled to Rudgwick to contest a match affected by high winds and rain. Opponents Rudgwick are a strong side who fully tested Leo in the Chesworth goal.

Finlay put Chesworth in the lead at the end of the first half.

Rudgwick hit back with Jude smashing home to bring the scores level. Finlay restored the lead for the visitors before Toby made it 1 - 3 and Regan put the game beyond Rudgwick with a great finish 1 - 4.

Game 2 saw Chesworth’s unbeaten run continue with Toby netting a stunning hat-trick, Callum bagged 2 great goals, leaving Seb, Jake and Ben to mop up one a piece. Rudgwick did get a consolation goal back through Oscar.

After heavy rain and many

matches postponed, only 2 games went ahead this weekend.

Horsham Sparrows

Under 9 - The team hosted a strong Greenway team and lost 4-0 Under 14 Girls – The girls played tough opposition in an away fixture at Chichester. A close game ended in a 2-1 win for the home team.

Focus on girls youth football.

Horsham Sparrows have been providing football for girls of all ages and abilities for over 10 years and this season is no different. There are currently 5 youth teams playing in the Sussex County league and an Under 18s team who play in the Surrey League. Home games are played on Sundays in Horsham Park and support is always welcome. Our Under 11, 12, 14 and 15 age groups are still looking for new players and further details can be found on-line at www.horshamsparrows.co.uk.

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK Having taken a 3 - 1 lead we should have held on and won the game Steve Painter

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Tuesday November 11 - Sussex Senior Cup Second Round Horsham 0 - 2 Worthing Football Dave Smith – Sports Editor

Busy keeper Gareth Williams kept the score down

Heath shock the leaders Saturday November 8 - Sussex County League Div 1 Littlehampton Town 3 - 3 Broadbridge Heath Football Andrew Crisp – BBH FC Steve Painter’s Broadbridge Heath side turned the form book on its head and came close to causing a major upset when they travelled to Division One leaders Littlehampton Town last Saturday.

Still missing his main strikers through injury, Painter gambled by playing Ollie Moore, his centremidfield player, as the main striker with Jake Legrange and Jamal Sultan playing either side. And that inspirational move certainly paid off with Moore scoring twice and Dan Attwater adding a third as Heath went into a 3-1 lead against their high-flying opponents.

Heath got off to a great start when Attwater forced the home keeper into a save in the opening minute, followed immediately by two successive corners. The home side took a while to get going but

came close to scoring on 17 minutes when their skipper drilled a low shot just wide of the post.

Heath responded with the opening goal just 3 minutes later, Rob Godfrey won the ball in midfield and played the ball over the defence for Moore to run on to and score with a right foot shot across the face of the goal. The lead was short lived when defender Lee Garnham played a long free-kick into the Heath penalty area, the Littlehampton forwards attacked the ball but it avoided everyone and went in at the far post.

6 minutes into the restart Heath were awarded a free kick in their own half next to the dugouts. Matt Carruthers launched the ball forward to Dan Attwater who took a touch on the edge of the box and then hit a right foot shot past the Littlehampton keeper into the net. Things got even better for Heath on 55 minutes when Moore chased after a long Attwater clearance, the Littlehampton keeper sprinted off his line to clear the danger but only managed to hit the ball into Moore who reacted quickly to

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knock the ball into the empty net.

In an attempt to get back into the game the visitors pushed everyone forward and pulled a goal back midway through the half when Josh Clack scored from close range. Heath still looked dangerous on the break and Sultan came close to scoring a fourth when he cut inside from the left and hit a right foot shot from the edge of the penalty area that went just wide of the post. On 78 minutes the home side were awarded a free kick just 20 yards from goal, Clack stepped forward and hit a beauty round the wall into the net wide of the diving James Fisher. In the closing minutes Littlehampton’s Scott Packer picked up his second yellow card for a foul on Sultan, followed immediately by a red to ease the pressure on the Heath defence.

Heath Manager Steve Painter had mixed feelings after the match saying “I would have gladly accepted a point before the match but having taken a 3-1 lead we should have held on and won the game.”

Heath Team: Fisher, Robinson, Attwater, Carruthers, Flack, Godfrey, McDermott (Wanstall 79) Waddingham, Legrange (Holmes 79) Moore, Sultan.

After a battling draw last weekend at Ramsgate the inconsistency and the ability to ‘not turn up’ that has plagued Horsham this season reared its head again on Tuesday night in a lacklustre display that saw the Hornets exit the Sussex Senior Cup at the first attempt for the third year running.

With the team relying so much this term on Tony Nwachukwu’s goal threat, his absence due to injury was always going to be a problem on this wet and windy night. And so it proved as visitors Worthing comfortably won the match with Hornet’s keeper Gareth Williams being the busiest player on the pitch while the home side failed to register any worthwhile attempts on the visitor’s goal.

The first half started in a fashion that was to set the tone of the game when after only two minutes Worthing’s Tariq Richards troubled Williams with an acrobatic attempt on goal. The usually reliable Williams could be excused for dropping the ball from a corner due to the horrendous conditions, but he would have been grateful nonetheless for Byron Napper’s clearance off the line to save his blushes.

The only effort on goal by Horsham in the first half worthy of naming as an attempt came from Tarbie who hit a low shot that Worthing keeper Fagan saved comfortably at the near post.

All the action of note was taking place in the Horsham half, Jaz Rance brought a good save out of Williams and a Terry Dodd shot just cleared the bar. The visitor’s Brannon O’Neill was extremely unlucky to have not given his side the lead when his thirty yard effort rattled Williams’ crossbar. It was O’Neill again who troubled Williams by fir-

ing a shot inches wide as the visitor’s peppered the Horsham goal.

Ex Hornet Trevor McCreadie should have scored after Akande allowed a through ball to go, but McCreadie’s effort was weak and easily handled

by Williams.

But just a couple of minutes before the break Worthing finally got the goal they deserved when the home defence shut off allowing Dodd to cross for the unmarked O’Neill to nod the ball home to take Worthing in at the break a goal up.

Horsham came out a little more upbeat in the second and produced more in the opening fifteen minutes of the half than they did in the whole of the first, although it would have been difficult to have been worse. Tarbie, Smith and Ampleford all had attempts on goal but the upsurge was to be short lived as again the Horsham defence went to sleep once more allowing a cross from Dodd to reach the head of the totally unmarked Tariq Richards, who headed his side into a two goal lead.

From this point Worthing took back the control they had during the majority of the match and the remainder of the game became a constant barrage upon Gareth Williams goal.

Only some great work from Williams along with some poor finishing from the dominant Worthing players prevented the score from increasing and it was with some relief that the final whistle brought to an end what was this season an all too familiar lethargic and toothless display from the Hornets.

Much all round improvement will be needed tomorrow, Saturday November 15, for the trip to Barkingside along with a return to fitness of Tony Nwachukwu if the clubs involvement in the FA Trophy this season is to continue.

Williams, Marriott (Wicking 74) King, Tarbie, Gilbert, Akande, Williams (Frankland 69) Morley, Ampleford, Napper, Smith. Unused Subs: Varley, Hawthorne.