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Bogus cops scam hits elderly residents

Phil Dennett News Editor HOAX police officers are conning elderly people in Horsham area out of thousands of pounds in a scam.

The victims have handed over

£111,524 since the first of the cons kicked off in January.

But more than £1.5 million destined for the crooks has been stopped, either because alert residents refused to hand over details or police intervened.

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The bogus officers scare people into believing criminals have got hold of their personal details and urge them to take money from their banks and transfer it or hand it over for safe keeping.

The scam is played out over the telephone, and it is in fact the people who say they are police who are the actual criminals, keeping the line open while next pretending to be bank officials or helpline advisers who then suggest the victim should move their money.

Police say because the fraudsters control the recommended account or send couriers to collect the cash, it is easy for victims to become confused and be duped into parting with their savings.

On Monday 21 elderly people living in Horsham were called on between 9.30am and 6.45pm by someone claiming to be Detective Constable Rodgers or Latchman from Holborn police station. On previous occasions they have stated they were from Hammersmith police station.

One particular reason given by the hoax officers is that a family member has been arrested.

All of the 21 attempted crimes this week were in Horsham, Southwater, Warnham and Rusper.

There have been 253 calls to police about attempted scams, with 17 cases in which people were persuaded to part with money.

Inspector Clare McKnight said: “Even where the criminals have been unsuccessful they cause immense harm to people who by virtue of their age are often particu-

larly vulnerable.

“They become confused and fearful, sometimes even losing the confidence to go out, and so end up housebound..

“This is the less obvious impact of this type of crime, and we would welcome any information that may help us to track down and arrest those responsible.

“In the meantime, people should be on their guard against such calls and never disclose details of bank accounts. If suspicious, they should not use their telephone for at least 10 minutes after hanging up but if possible use a mobile phone or a neighbour’s phone to speak to Sussex Police.

“They should dial 999 if a suspect call has just been received, but alternatively can email 101@sussex. pnn.police.uk or phone 101 with information, quoting Operation Edisto.”

Among the incidents, acting on one of the bogus officer’s instructions, an 83-year-old woman withdrew £6,400 from her bank but thwarted the would-be thieves by placing it in a friend’s safe.

And an 88-year-old woman was “advised” by a bogus helpline operator to transfer £5,000 from an ISA into another account and to take out £7,000 in Euros. Fortunately, genuine bank officials became suspicious and intervened.

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He began his career on the Mid Sussex Times, where during his time there he filled the roles of reporter, chief reporter and news editor.

Phil is married to Chris, and they have two grown up children, a married daughter Kim living near Nottingham and married son Steven, a photographer who lives in Miami Beach, Florida.

Before starting his journalism career in his late 20s, Phil worked in the Civil Service, a children’s hospital and in contracts administration for Unilever. His interests are most kinds of music, football, reading, walking photography, and travel.

Phil, who took voluntary redundancy in December 2013, said: “I am delighted to be working for the Post.

I strongly believe local news for local people is the way forward in print journalism.

“Horsham is one of the most attractive towns in East and West Sussex, and the paper covers an area full of charming villages and towns. I am delighted to be covering such a beautiful part of the country.”

New stores bringing more than 200 jobs will open in Horsham in June.

Customers will be able to shop at John Lewis and Waitrose, located together on Albion Way, from 9am on June 18.

The joint development, which the firms say has created a total of 217 jobs, will see John Lewis ‘At Home’ and Waitrose become integrated, allowing customers to browse both shops in one trip.

John Lewis customers will be able to access all of the Waitrose catering facilities, including

services. Nigel Davis, branch manager of John Lewis ‘At Home’ Horsham said: “It’s tremendously exciting to have the opening date.”

Jo Thomas, branch manager of Waitrose Horsham said: “This is an extremely exciting time for the team; relocating to a bigger location with a much wider offer, and joining forces with Partners at John Lewis to provide our customers with an improved and more convenient shopping experience.”

There will be over 350 parking spaces available at the site.

a juice bar, wine and beer bar, a new bakery and café. Customers will also be able to place johnlewis.com orders from within the branch, and collect online orders via Click & Collect. .John Lewis ‘At Home’ Horsham will present an edited selection of 16,000 products across furniture, furnishing accessories, homeware, technology and nursery departments.

The shop will also be the first John Lewis branch to introduce the Home hub – a new concept that will bring together all home

Tory grip on Horsham District Council tightens Conservatives have a tighter hold than ever as they take their seats on the new Horsham District Council .

The party’s supporters painted the district a distinctly deeper shade of blue as the Conservatives added another seven seats to their existing domination of the council chamber in the election on Thursday of last week.

When the new council convenes the Conservatives will have 39 of the 44 seats, instead of the 32 it had before the vote.

Liberal Democrats will have only four members, having lost three seats. Mike Morgan, of Henfield, will be the only Independent, instead of the previous total of four.

The Liberal Democrats lost seats

phatic winner was Conservative political agent Toni Bradnum, who took 1142 votes in Nuthurst, way ahead of the 283 polled by Liberal Democrat Lesley Hendy.

Liberal Democrats Christine Costin and Leonard Crosbie created a bright spot for the party, decisively retaining Trafalgar ward, but otherwise it was a night of losses.

Councillors will now begin the process of choosing leaders and committees.

Parish council elections have also been held. There were no elections for West Sussex County Council, having been held in 2013. Conservatives also dominate at County Hall, Chichester, with 45 seats. The other seats are UKIP 10, Lib Dems 7, Labour 6, Independent Group 3, and Independent 1.

at Broadbridge Heath, Horsham Park and Roffey North, while the Independents surrended those at Holbrook East, Steyning and Denne.

The losses included seats formerly held by General Election candidates Jim Rae , Independent, at Holbrook East, and UKIP’s Roger Arthur at Chanctonbury . UKIP now has no seat on the council.

The most overwhelming win was by sitting Conservative at Rusper, Liz Kitchen, who polled 1198 votes against nearest challenger Anthony Millson, recording 224 for the Liberal Democrats.

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A new MP for Horsham - The Mighty Quin gets in New Horsham MP Jeremy Quin is continuing 135 years of unbroken Conservative domination in the area as he waits to be sworn in to his new job next week.

The clear victory of the company adviser from Buckinghamshire in the General Election on Thursday of last week was historically predictable.

No-one has managed to budge the Conservatives from the town, even with boundary changes, since Henry Fletcher, baronet, won it in 1880 from the Liberals with 605 votes.

Fletcher later became Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher after changing his name upon inheriting estates.

Mr Quin, aged 46, polled 32,627 votes, taking 57.3 per cent of the poll The Liberals had enjoyed other successes before the late 1800s and have in modern times provided the strongest opposition locally. But this year their 21st century Liberal Democrat successors lost 20 per cent of their 2010 vote.

Instead a party of much more recent history, the United Kingdom Independence Party, proved the nearest challengers, with the Liberal Democrats dropping to third.

Mr Quin, aged 46, polled 32, 627 votes, taking 57. 3 per cent of the poll, against previous Horsham MP Frances Maude’s 52.7 per cent last election. Other Horsham constituency votes were Roger Arthur (UKIP) 7969 Morwen Millson (Liberal Democrat)6647 Martin Davis (Labour) 6499 Darin Green (Green Party)

2198 James Smith (Something New) 375 Jim Duggan (Peace Party) 307 and Jim Rae (Independent) 303.

Some people living in Horsham District voted for an MP in Arundel and South Downs parliamentary constituency. They were from Bramber, Upper Beeding , Woodmancote, Chanctonbury, Chantry, Cowfold, Partridge Green, Shermanbury, West Grinstead, Henfield, Pulborough Coldwaltham, and Steyning.

Sitting MP Nick Herbert celebrated 10 years in the job by holding his Arundel and South Downs seat comfortably for the Conservatives, with 60 per cent of the votes, his highest share. The Liberal Democrats lost 20 per cent of their 2010 vote, with UKIP reflecting their success in Horsham by surging into second spot.

The votes were Nick Herbert (Conservative) 34331 Peter Grace (UKIP) 8154 Christopher Wellbelove (Labour) 6324 Shweta Kapadia (Liberal Democrat) 4062 Isabel Thurston (Green) 3606.

The area around Horsham also remained true blue, reflecting the party’s success nationally.

The Conservatives held neighbouring Mid Sussex through sitting MP Nicholas Soames and retained Crawley with sitting MP Henry Smith. Mr Soames polled 32, 268 against second placed Greg Mountain (Labour 7,982). Mr Smith polled 22, 829, with Labour’s Chris Oxlade taking second spot with 16, 303.

With local Conservative candidates being firm favourites, attention centred on how the Liberal Democrats, their closest challengers in modern times, would fare.

The polls told their own story as one of the most fascinating General Elections nationally for many years unfolded.

Horsham District Council: Elected members only, by ward Key: Con Conservative LD Liberal Democrat Ind Independent BILLINGSHURST AND SHIPLEY (3 councillors): Nigel Jupp Con 2883 Gordon Lindsay Con 2532 Kate Rowbottom Con 2424.

BRAMBER, UPPER BEEDING,WOODMANCOTE (2): David Coldwell Con 1581 Ben Staines Con 1542 BROADBRIDGE HEATH (1): Matthew French Con 784 CHANCTONBURY (3): Philip Circus Con 2943 John Blackall Con 2926 David Jenkins Con 2586 CHANTRY (2): Ray Dawe Con 3413 Jim Sanson Con 2967 Paul Marshall Con 2771.

COWFOLD, SHERMANBURY, WEST GRINSTEAD (2): Jonathan Chowen Con 2087 Roger Clarke Con 2071.

DENNE (2): Adrian Lee Con 1253 Tony Hogben Con 1228.

FOREST (1): Godfrey Newman LD 1125.

HENFIELD (2): Mike Morgan Ind 1370 Brian O’Connell Con 1250 HOLBROOK EAST (2): Andrew Baldwin Con 1590 Karen Burgess

Con 1356 HOLBROOK WEST (2): Peter Burgess Con 1711 Christian Mitchell Con 1699 HORSHAM PARK (3): Josh Murphy Con 1501 David Skipp LD 1400 Connor Relleen Con 1332 ITCHINGFIELD, SLINFOLD, WARNHAM (2): Stuart Ritchie Con 1661 Tricia Youtan Con 1622 NUTHURST (1): Toni Bradnum Con 1142 PULBOROUGH, COLDWALTHAM (2): Paul Clarke Con 1940 Brian Donnelly Con 1609 ROFFEY NORTH (2): Alan Britten Con 1257 Jonathan Dancer Con 1198 ROFFEY SOUTH(2): Simon Torn Con 1450 Roy Cornell Con 1250 RUDGWICK (1): John Bailey Con 870 RUSPER, COLGATE (1): Liz Kitchen Con 1198 SOUTHWATER (3): John Chidlow Con 2583 Ian Howard Con 2442 Claire Vickers Con 2347 STEYNING (2): Tim Lloyd Con 1907 Michael Willett Con 1511 TRAFALGAR (2): Christine Costin LD 1677 Leonard Crosbie LD 1454.

Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher Mr Quin told The District Post: "It is a huge privilege to be elected to serve the Horsham constituency. I have been given an amazing opportunity to be a champion for the people of this area.

“That is my priority. There are huge challenges ahead which will need to be addressed.

“The constituency benefits from economic growth and under a majority Conservative Government I am sure will continue to thrive. In many areas though there is a risk that the quality of life that makes this such a special place is coming under threat.

“Our infrastructure must keep pace. Nowhere is this more ap-

parent than local health services.

“The joy of being an MP is being able to help shape policy nationally while being able directly to help individuals. I want to be a committed and wwdedicated constituency MP. I look forward to being approachable and of direct assistance to all constituents, whatever their politics."

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Firefighters back from Girls go mufti to help quake victims tough task in Nepal A firefighter from Horsham and his West Sussex rescue team colleagues faced a tough task in Nepal in the aftermath of the country’s catastrophic earthquake.

Owen Marfany, 46, went to Nepal as part of the UK International Search and Rescue team supporting the international response.

The team included six specially trained firefighters from West Sussex Fire and Rescue Service.

The West Sussex firefighters were primarily responsible for the logistics operation and helped establish the UK team’s base of operations in the grounds of the British Embassy in Kathmandu.

Owen and his pals are now back in the UK. Meanwhile Nepal has been rocked by a second earthquake, adding more deaths and injuries to the thousands already recorded.

Part of the rescue team’s role was assessing the local buildings and other services in the Chautara area of central Nepal and searching for missing people. However, with hopes fading of finding further survivors the team was asked to turn efforts to body recovery.

The team helped at the scene of a collapsed six-storey building in Kathmandu. A seven-year-old girl with

Pupils at Farlington School, Horsham, were so touched by the plight of people thousands of miles away that they raised money for them.

The public-spirited efforts of the girls for the stricken people of Nepal will help in the massive amount of rescue and rehabilitation work needed.

The prep school girls were allowed to wear mufti with a floral theme in return for a donation to the Nepal earthquake disaster appeal.

Pictured are a few of the youngsters who threw themselves into the spirit of the occasion to help other youngsters far less fortunate than themselves.

Thousands of people died in the damage caused by the earthquake and many thousands are injured and homeless.

two broken hips trapped in bed for a week was among the shocked victims.

A UKISAR spokesperson said last week: “People’s chances of still being alive in the collapsed building are, tragically, virtually nil. We have confirmed that we will support body recovery operations.

“In addition, members of the team will be carrying out health infrastructure assessments in the Halambra and Lantang districts.

“Their team’s skills spread to far more than search and rescue. Several UKISAR members have training in, and experience of, disaster and humanitarian medicine.“Their health infrastructure and medical assessment will involve gathering and feeding back medical intelligence to the international health organisations on the ground, to help them best prioritise their work and efforts.”The team of volunteers, drawn from UK fire and rescue services and health trusts, has been deployed by the Department for International Development.

The other five members who went with Owen from West Sussex are Adrian Kirkpatrick (Crawley Down), Matt Simmons (Wittering), Antony Walker (Shoreham), Neil Graham (Shoreham) and Joe Sacco (Worthing).

Collection raises over £1100 for disaster efforts Members of The Rotary Club of Horsham, ably assisted by members of Horsham Inner Wheel, organised a collection in Horsham Town Centre last week in aid of the Nepal earthquake appeal.

An amazing £1150 was collected in a four hour period and Horsham Rotary Club would like to thank the people of Horsham for their generosity.

Horsham Rotary President, Dave Smith, said “Once again the people of Horsham have shown their desire to help people in need and have allowed us to make a good contribution to the disaster appeal. The staff and pupils at Forest School are holding a collection this week that they

will send to us to add to the monies already raised.”

All monies raised will be used to supply the people of Nepal with Shelter Boxes. Shelter Box is a charity supported by Rotary that provides emergency shelter and vital supplies to support communities around the world overwhelmed by disaster and humanitarian crisis.

Dave Smith added: “Anyone who was not able to give to the collection we held in the town centre can still send donations for the Nepal appeal to us. Please go to our web site and use the contact us facility to leave your details and we will reply to you with information on how to contribute.” www.horshamrotary.org.uk

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Campus deal collapse loses 2,000 jobs Phil Dennett News Editor Job seekers are suffering the loss of more than 2,000 Horsham vacancies after the collapse of a deal to bring a University campus to the town.

Brighton University pulled out of a bid to buy the former Novartis site in Wimblehurst Road after a Government agency refused crucial funding.

The hi-tech campus for higher education would have potentially employed about 2,250 people and brought £1.7billion of investment to the area.

As well as the prestige of having a university department based in Horsham, the purchase would have brought a massive jobs boost.

Glen Poole communications manager for the university told the Post: “The site was excellent for many reasons. But without the actual funding in place we can’t go forward.”

The scheme was doomed when the university’s application to the Regional Growth Fund was unsuccessful, and attempts to find alternative funding to support the University’s own investment have failed.

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Tom Crowley, chief executive of Horsham District Council, said: “We are extremely disappointed that the University of Brighton has not been able to agree the Government funding package they require to redevelop the former Novartis site as a student campus.

“We have worked very closely with the University in recent months to help them secure alternative investment, but sadly they have now confirmed that they are withdrawing from further negotiations to secure the site.

“We will continue working with Novartis to investigate other options for the site and we are confident that there is sufficient flexibility on other sites to satisfy the district’s housing and employment needs.”

Professor Julian Crampton, the vice-chancellor at the University of Brighton, said: “The government grant was the minimum amount need to complement the university’s much more significant investment and as we have not been able to find an alternative and viable business plan for the development, the university has, very regretfully, had to withdraw from further negotiations for the purchase of the site”

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Broadwood Morris Men Day of Dance comes to Horsham The Broadwood Morris Men’s Day of Dance 2015 took place in Horsham town at the weekend to the delight of many onloookers.

The event is organised by the Broadwood Morris Men with support from the Horsham District Council.

The Broadwood Morris Men were founded back in 1972 and every year invite other Morris sides from the South and South East of England to join them in this traditional celebration of the Morris.

Graham Hirst, the Day of Dance Co-ordinator for the Broadwood Morris Men, said: “We are pleased to have had around 20 sides attending this year.”

Supporting the festival of Morris dancing, Horsham's Local Produce Market also got involved and went medieval for the day offering a selection of delicious foods from the era.

“The Day of Dance is one of the most enjoyable Town Centre events of the year and Broadwood Morris do a grand job in organising all the Morris sides. We do our bit by encouraging our traders to go medieval for the day and, this year, the best of them all was Greener Greens who really got in to the spirit of it all” adds PJ Aldred Since the 13th Century, Horsham has held a charter to hold markets and, today, these markets still play their part in the vitality of the town. Over the centuries, markets have been hosted in both the Carfax and Bishopric in Horsham town centre and, during the Day of Dance.

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Call for marshals as St Catherine’s Best selling author Chris Midnight Walk sambas into town Bradford visits Steyning A taste of Brazil is heading to Horsham this summer as part of St Catherine’s Hospice Midnight Walk.

The carnival-themed evening will be bursting into Horsham Park on Saturday, June 27, from 10.30pm and St Catherine’s Hospice need you.

St Catherine’s is on the lookout for 150 volunteers to help out at the hospice’s biggest fundraiser of the year.

Could you or someone you know be one of their magnificent Midnight Walk marshals?

St Catherine’s is looking for male and female volunteers to play a vital role on the night by making sure all walkers are safe and most importantly, having fun during the lively, night time challenge.

The ladies only walk sees women tackle a seven, 13 or brand new 20 mile walking route around Horsham Park.

The hospice needs people to help marshal, give out refreshments and register ladies as they arrive at the walk. In return, St Catherine’s will provide a light breakfast and refreshments to keep you going.

Louise Brown, Events Fundraiser at St Catherine’s, said: “Our Midnight Walk is the perfect way to kick-start your summer with Brazilian entertainment, carnival costumes and an energetic atmosphere not to be missed! Now in its eighth year, the fundraiser helps St Catherine’s raise vital funds to continue to provide free care for terminally ill people across

Horsham, Crawley, Mid Sussex and East Surrey.

“Last year, more than 500 women took part, collectively raising over £65,000. This year, we’re aiming to raise even more. But we can’t do it without our magnificent marshals. By giving your time, you’ll be helping us to provide care and comfort to local people facing the devastating diagnosis of a terminal illness, as well as support to their loved ones. We can’t add days to life but with your help we can add life to precious days.”

If you or someone else you know would like to volunteer at this funpacked fundraiser, please call 01293 447364 or email michaelaclements@ stch.org.uk for more details.

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Steyning Grammar School hosted a highly entertaining visit from best-selling author Chris Bradford on Tuesday 28th April.

The school was incredibly honoured to be the first stop on his latest promotional tour and students were able to purchase advance copies of the new book, which is being released on 7th May. The writer wowed his audience of Year 8 Students at the school’s Church St site, with an energetic presentation, promoting the imminent release of Ambush; the third book in his BODYGUARD Trilogy.

Miss Rahaman, the Literacy Leader at Steyning Grammar School beams: “The whole experience was amazing. If we can immerse the students in the fictional world to enthuse their own writing abilities and ideas then we have won half the battle. Chris Bradford was very entertaining, engaging and an inspiration to all.”

For his best selling fiction books, Chris employs a technique he calls “method writing”, fully immersing himself in the subjects he writes about. For the BODYGUARD series, he embarked on an intensive course to become a qualified bodyguard and was able to share many of the secrets and skills he learned with his captivated audience, with willing volunteers participating in

various ‘ inter-active reading’ scenarios, including how to spot danger in a crowd, protecting a VIP and testing students’ self defence and reaction skills.

Chris Bradford says: "I write the type of books I'd want to read books filled with relentless action, believable characters and a plot that twists and turn through the pages!"

Donna Moore, Librarian at the school said: “The beauty of Chris’ presentation and his books is that they unusually appeal to both boys and girls, and this was vividly demonstrated during his ‘training session’ and afterwards from the reactions students gave to me in the library at break time. An author who can bring his work alive to students helps us here at the school to further the enjoyment and importance of reading for pleasure!”

The author of 15 fiction books, including the Young Samurai and BODYGUARD series, Chris Bradford has been published in more than 20 languages and nominated for over 30 book awards, including winner of the Northern Ireland Book Awards 2011 and the Brilliant Book Award 2014. He has also written non-fiction books on songwriting and the music business, notably the critically acclaimed Heart & Soul: Revealing the Craft of Songwriting.

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Team Running for Ronnie Billingshurst Primary School pupils raise money in the sunshine raises funds for charity

Under beautiful sunny skies, the children and staff of Billingshurst Primary School held their annual Spring Fair on St George’s Day, 24th April 2015.

Festooned with red and white bunting, the playground became a marketplace of stalls and games run by the pupils to raise money for the school.

Winners of the poster competition were also announced, following a fourth year of sponsorship

by Fowlers Estate Agents, Billing-

shurst High Street. Pupils were invited to design a poster to promote the Fair reflecting the St George’s Day theme, and more children than ever took part.

With competition running high the judges found it hard to reach a decision; however the three winners were Zoe Lewis from Reception, Marli Wright Thompson from Key Stage 1 and Isabella Holland from Key Stage 2. The overall winner was Marli. The winning designs are proudly displayed in Fowlers Es-

tate Agents’ window and throughout the village.

Each year the Spring Fair continues to break records for the amount of money raised and this year was no exception raising over £1,700.00 for the school. With stalls ranging from the St George’s Cafe to the ‘Knock the Knight Down’ game, there was some healthy competition between Year Groups to see who could bring in the most amount of money.

This year the Hunt the Dragon Egg proved particularly popular.

Helen Williamson, Head Teacher at Billingshurst Primary School commented: “Thanks to the ingenuity of our pupils and some fantastic weather, we enjoyed a very successful Spring Fair. It is extremely rewarding to watch the children take such pride in coming up with ideas and actively getting involved in this event, ensuring our visitors had a lovely afternoon.”

Keith Hutchinson, Manager at Fowlers Estate Agents also stated: “We are very proud to sponsor the poster competition for the fourth year in a row and as ever we were extremely impressed with the creativity of the pupils, the St George’s Day theme inspired some fantastic art-work, and created some legendary dragons.”

Seven local residents of East Grinstead teamed together and entered the Virgin London Marathon last weekend to raise valuable funds for St. Catherine’s Hospice in Crawley.

A fellow runner’s partner sadly passed away last year from cancer.

He was given the best palliative care from St Catherine’s Hospice. As a gesture of respect the team wanted to ‘give something’ back and approached St Catherine’s offering to run the 26.2 miles in the Marathon on Sunday 26th April 2015 as representatives for them.

Their challenge was to complete the 26.2 miles and to raise £10,500 which would equate to a week’s day care at the Hospice.

The runners, who called themselves ‘The Magnificent Seven’ were Ian Watkins, Nicky Pumford, Caroline Hamilton, Neia Abbott

and Cathy and Mark O’Donoghue, together with their mentor and fellow runner Karen Wells who unfortunately was unable to run on this occasion.

Caroline Hamilton said: “It has been the belief and support of our families and friends that gave us the determination to conquer every mile week upon week.

“As well and training and completing the race it is very important that the team achieves their fundraising target for the hospice.”

If you would like to donate to their cause, please visit their web site www.justgiving.com/teams/ running4ronnie As a thank you and celebration of their achievement, The Magnificent Seven’ are holding a Post Marathon Celebration Party at East Grinstead Rugby Club on Saturday, May 9 2015.

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Slinfold Concert Band Returns to the Capitol in Charity Fundraiser Slinfold Concert Band is returning to the Capitol in Horsham on Sunday 17th May, after a three year absence.

With a concert entitled ‘Listen to the Band’, the band hopes to raise money for two local charities, AgeUK Horsham District, and Horsham Hospital League of Friends.

The Band has supported the League of Friends for several years through fund raising events, and by playing at their annual Summer Fete. The League will be running the raffle at the Capitol concert.

This year the Band is pleased also to support AgeUK Horsham District, to whom they will donate the profits from the concert.

Said the Band’s publicity officer Chris Youngman, ‘As a community band we often perform in support of worthy local causes. We have regu-

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gramme of memorable melodies under the baton of Musical Director Christopher Newport.

The concert will, as usual, feature a wide ranging selection of music old and new, serious and light hearted, complemented by solos from some of the Band’s talented musicians, and whether you are a regular supporter, or are hearing the Band for the first time we are confident that there will be something for everyone to enjoy. ‘Listen to the Band’ takes place at 3pm on Sunday 17th May. Tickets are priced at £12.50 adults, £1 aged 16 & under, and are available from the Capitol box office, by phone (01403 750220), or online.

If you would like more information about this popular local community band, please see our website www.slinfoldconcertband.org.

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Playing in the Capitol in support of the League of Friends and AgeUK is something the Band is pleased to be doing, and it is hoping that regular supporters of the Band will join with supporters of the two charities to ensure a successful afternoon.

Slinfold Concert Band has been entertaining audiences in the South East for many years, and following a sell out concert in Billingshurst in November last year, ‘Listen to the Band’ will provide another opportunity to hear the Band in a pro-

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Students from local schools taking part in this year’s St Catherine’s Hospice Thrifty £50 Project, supported by The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), have raised over £12,800!

The Thrifty £50 Project, which ran from January until April this year, saw RBS’s South East Corporate and Community teams provide mentoring and business advice to five local schools: Hazelwick School in Three Bridges, St Wilfrid’s in Southgate, Farlington School, Tanbridge House School and Millais School in Horsham.

Teams were given £50 at the start of the project and set the challenge of raising £1,500 each for the charity, by holding events such as talent shows, fun runs, cake sales and non-school uniform days to name a few.

RBS has been involved with the St Catherine’s Hospice for several years, helping to raise more than £40,000 through schools initiatives like the Thrifty £50 Project and offering specialist business insight and advice.

The project concluded on 29 April with an awards evening at Cisswood House Hotel near Horsham, which kindly provided the venue for free.

Each team presented their plans, actions and outcomes to a panel of hospice and RBS judges.

The winners for 2015 are: Hazelwick School - “Most Money Raised” Tanbridge House School - “Best Presentation” Hazelwick School - “Best Planning” Millais School - “Most Innovative Fundraising Idea” Gabi Field, Community Fundraiser at St Catherine’s Hospice, said: “The enthusiasm, creativity and dedication of this year's teams has been inspirational and it has been so exciting seeing their fundraising ideas come to life.

“With more than £6m to raise every year, it is so important that young people in our community feel motivated to support their local hospice. A huge thank you to all teams, their teachers and the RBS mentors and congratulations to everyone for taking part and raising such an incredible amount of money.”

Colin Crisp, Corporate Director at RBS, "All of the students who took part in this year's Thrifty £50 Project should be hugely proud of themselves for raising so much money. For five years we have been mentoring students in taking on business-focused fundraising challenges for St Catherine's and it has always been incredibly worthwhile.

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Combined Cadet Force swap cam for glam The Loxwood Joust returns with two action packed family weekends Photos by David Searle

The popular family event, the Loxwood Joust is returning and this time it’s taking place over two weekends on August 1 and 2, and August 8, and 9.

Loxwood Joust is a fantastic family fun day out of mediaeval revelry and mayhem. Watch as your young knights and princesses revel in the Masked Executioner’s gory tales of torture; jump everytime the cannons fire and get close up to the graceful high-flying hawks.

Will they help the Knight Marshall to control his knights and notice their bad behaviour in the all action jousting tournament? Will stories of past battles like Agincourt capture their imaginations? Will they favour have-a-go archery over pelt the peasant or maybe try both?

Out and about in the recreated mediaeval battle camp there will be fully armoured knights showing what life was like at that time.

Traders and hawkers will be selling a range of specialist goods in the mediaeval market place and companies of wandering minstrels will keep you entertained with plays, singing and dancing. You won’t forget the memorable antics of the Court Jester and trying to avoid those 'creatures most foul' - the Lepers.

Venture to the Woodland Stage to hear the Mediaeval Baebes’ sing romantic songs of chivalry, love and loss. In the Learning Zone, the Medieval Housewife will tell of fashion and style, the Executioner discusses the art of torture, and the Mediaeval Cook demonstrates and talks about Mediaeval cooking, but will it be with dragons blood ingredients?

And there are plenty of opportunities to sup fine ales and dine on local organic fayre.

Open from 10am to 6pm at Loxwood Meadow, West Sussex. Most excellently located just off the B2133 between Wisborough Green and Loxwood, there is ample free parking or a minibus service from

Billingshurst railway station. Save money with advance tickets on sale now at www.loxwoodjoust.co.uk Advance ticket prices: Adult: £12 / Child (4-14): £6 / Under 4: Free (valid for either festival day).

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They might be more used to camouflage than couture, but cadets at Christ’s Hospital recently had the chance to glam up in dinner jackets and ball gowns for their Anniversary Mess Dinner and prize giving.

The formality and ceremony of the event certainly contrasted with the many adrenaline-fuelled activities the cadets have undertaken this year, ranging from flying and parachuting to firefighting and gorge scrambling.

The evening celebrated a year of extraordinary achievements for the Combined Cadet Force (CCF).

Successes have included Colour Sergeant Elliot Riley securing the prestigious best international cadet prize on an exchange with the Canadian Army and Cadet Warrant Officer Tom Higginson successfully completing a Royal Navy Special Flying Award. Tom has also recently won a RAF scholarship, which will provide financial support through university.

The event opened with a drinks reception, which was followed by a three-course meal exhibiting the extraordinary range of the School’s chefs. Proceedings closely followed the formality and traditions of a British Army officers’ mess, with students learning something of the etiquette of formal dining. The youngest cadet proposed toasts to the Queen, church and “Housey” in a Christ’s Hospital tradition that dates back to the 18th century.

The event concluded with the presentation of prizes including the Contingent’s own Sword of Honour.

The Contingent Prize for Military Instruction was awarded to Petty Officer Kieran Harper, while Corpo-

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ral Dani Heath won the Elstob Prize, which is presented to a junior cadet who has demonstrated exceptional leadership skills. The Pooley Sword was presented to Cadet Warrant Officer Tom Higginson Contingent Commander Captain Mark Aggrey commented: “The contingent’s record numbers and level of activity is a product of the enthusiasm of its senior cadets, so it is always a pleasure to reward their commitment with such a contrast to our usual activities. The cadets look forward to the event for

weeks – I think more deliberation goes into their dresses and dinner suits for the night than into planning for their DofE expeditions!”

The CCF is a national organisation developing leadership, responsibility, self-reliance and resourcefulness in young people through military and adventure training activities. Nearly two-hundred students are members of the CCF at Christ’s Hospital, which includes Royal Navy, Army and Royal Air Force sections.

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Sussex Folklore: The Leaf Man Open letter to the Chief hiding in the woods of Sussex Executive of Horsham Neil arnold Sussex Folklore

I’ve always been intrigued by creepy stories and their power to embed themselves into a local community.

Growing up in the ‘80s I was obsessed with tales concerning local bogeymen and one such yarn which often spooked me was known as the Leaf Man. Such a monster was said to haunt an undisclosed section of woodland not far from Hailsham although reports of the creature seem mostly vague. However, one eye-witness told me a few years ago the following story: “I had been with three friends at the time; it must’ve been around 1984 during a time when it was normal for us kids to be out playing in the woods as long as we were home by a certain time.

“I think at the time we were playing not far from what people know as Folkington Wood, it was around dusk and we were all lighting a campfire when suddenly, from the shadows and like in all good horror films, we heard the snap of a twig.

“We all sensed that we were being watched but as teenagers we were brazen and goaded what was lurking the bushes to come

out and fight. We all armed ourselves with sticks and stones only to have our eyes met by a horrifying sight. Out from the shadows came a tall, spindly figure but which seemed to be covered in hair which in turn was matted with leaves.

“The creature gave off a horrid stench and through its entangled hair we could see two burning eyes. As I’m sure you can imagine we were all terrified and so we fled, never once looking behind us to see if the monster was in pursuit.

“Of course, no-one believed our story but as we got older, and most of us except one remained friends, we often spoke about the creature we named the Leaf Man. People often ask were we the victims of a hoax? Memories can be hazy, but this thing seemed real and more than just a man in a suit.”

Oddly, I have another report of a socalled Leaf Man but from Kent; and again it involved a group of youths playing in an area and encountering such a

manifestation.

Some believed however that the creature was in fact a ghost of a soldier adorned in camouflage enabling him in life to conceal himself amongst the foliage.

Another creepy story from Sussex comes from Gatwick Airport of all places where it was once spoken of by local children that a horrible monster once lived.

Of course, an airport is the last place you’d expect any bloodthirsty beast to reside, But anyway, the creature – sometimes believed to have been a descendant of the ancient dragon once said to haunt St Leonard’s Forest – was said to feed off scraps around the area; making its way through a network of sewer systems, drainage pipes and the likes between villages.

Naturally, local children probably created the tale but where equally scared by it to the point that eventually it was claimed that the salivating serpent was eager for human flesh too. It has been suggested that some children are so reluctant to go to school around Crawley in case they get plucked from the path by this monster; whilst other children walk home in groups – all fearful that this elusive dragon may dine on their bones.

It is possible of course that many of these legends may have stemmed from actual sightings of snakes and other reptiles that over the course of history may have escaped and been released, but how can we explain the appearance of the Sussex Leaf Man?

District Council Jim Rae Independent WSCC Member for Roffey divisions No matter that I loathe and despise the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) and I have every reason to, unfortunately it is the law of this land and as such must be adhered to; if only for the sake of good order in our society – I trust in that we all are agreed.

In the coming months Liberty Trust will file their controversial North of Horsham planning application, whilst as a WSCC Member I will continue the fight for the correct highway infrastructure to ensure proper traffic flows and safety for pedestrians and cyclists; what is actually achieved will be governed by that one-sided law the NPPF – no matter how unfair and inadequate you and I believe that outcome to be.

Before the newly elected Members of Development Control (North) Committee sit in deliberation upon that application, I for one would like to see Horsham District Council organise a Member meeting in public (not a Public Meeting); to give those newly elected and in a good few cases inexperienced Members an opportunity to put questions to and otherwise grill one or two persons expert in the field of current Planning Law. I believe it extremely important that such a meeting is held in public, in order that we the residents have

the opportunity to hear at firsthand the range, scope and quality of questions put to those legal experts – and then to hear and appreciate the legal responses given.

After all, the outcome of any future planning meeting must take into account and rely solely upon what is and what is not possible under planning law (the NPPF); what must be avoided is an inappropriate decision being made based solely upon an irrational and emotive dislike of the scheme.

Falling foul of the law will certainly lead to an appeal, an appeal that HDC would lose if the law is not followed two its vicious letter, an appeal that would see truly massive costs awarded against the Council (that in the end is you and me the taxpayer) and with that loss upon appeal potentially see millions of pounds of community benefit lost.

Over the last two years much has been said about the need for Freedom of Speech and Openness of Local Government, whilst I have seen no issue with how the last administration was led or how it acted; such a meeting would give residents a real opportunity to see and hear democracy in action. Residents in turn would have the opportunity to see at first-hand just how difficult life can be for an elected Member having to operate within current planning laws.

Let us see if HDC are willing to permit and organise such a meeting – only time will tell.

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HORSHAM DISTRICT COUNCIL Town and Country Planning Act 1990 Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015 The Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 Notice is hereby given under Article 15 (3), (4) or (5) or Article 16 that the following applications have been submitted to Horsham District Council, registered between 4th May 2015 and 8th May 2015 Please note the below list of applications advertised are only those we are required to do so by law. A full list of application is available by visiting our website at www.horsham.gov.uk DC/15/0679 Land South of Summerfold Church Street Rudgwick West Sussex Application by: Thakeham Homes Ltd Erection of 25 residential dwellings to include 15 private units and 10 affordable units, associated parking and amenity space.

Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

DC/15/0895 Land East of Emmanuel Cottage Rusper Road Ifield West Sussex Application by: Gladman Development Ltd Outline Planning Application for a development of up to 78 dwellings with associated open space and landscaping with all matters reserved, except for access.

Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

DC/15/0909 North Farm Long House Lane Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8AR Application by: South Lodge Estate Erection of new dwelling on site of former farm buildings and use of existing cottage as ancillary dwelling and associated landscape works Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

DC/14/2071 Little Clovers Farm Crawley Road Faygate Horsham West Sussex RH12 4SA Application by: Paul Hunt Investments Ltd This is an outline application for a Petrol Filling station and convenience store. The proposals seeks permission for access only, with all other matters reserved.

Reason for Advert: The proposed

development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

DC/15/0501 Land at Five Oaks Farm Stane Street Billingshurst West Sussex Application by: Inazin Power Ltd Installation of ground mounted solar arrays with an installed capacity of up to a maximum of 5MW of renewable energy together with inverter/transformer stations, access, internal access tracks, landscaping, cabling, ancillary infrastructure and security measures.

Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

And the development would affect a Public Right of Way

DC/14/2582 Land To The West of Mill Straight Worthing Road Southwater West Sussex Application by: Wates Developments Limited Residential development of up to 193 No. dwellings (including affordable housing) and associated works (Outline) Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

Departure Notice, The application is accompanied by an environmental statement. The application affecting a Public Right of Way. Members of the public may obtain copies of the environmental statement from Genesis Town Planning, 26 Chapel Street, Chichester, PO19 1DL. Charges may apply.

DC/14/0820 Land North of The Rosary Partridge Green West Sussex Application by: Richard Morris Outline development of a mix of 129 private and affordable housing units, with associated access, parking and additional landscaping on land to the west of Church Road Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated and the development would affect a Public Right of Way.

DC/15/0923 Land North of Sandygate Lane Sandygate Lane Lower Beeding West Sussex Application by: Devine Homes Plc Outline application for the erection of 23 dwellings, with associated parking, garaging and landscaping, and creation of new access onto the B2115, Sandygate Lane (access and layout for consideration) Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

DC/15/0980 Trelawny House Horsham Road Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8BU Application by: Mr & Mrs Clark Single storey, leanto side extension forming boiler room/garden store, single storey rear extension providing enhanced kitchen/breakfast room and conversion of roof space with the inclusion of 5 no. conservation rooflights and dormer window to rear (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

DC/15/0611 Horsham Gates North Street Horsham Application by: Mr S Summers Erection of 45 new residential dwellings in two blocks ranging from 3 to 4 storeys in height, with undercroft car parking and associated landscaping (to the rear of gate three and land formally gate one) Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

DC/15/0591 Land East of 1 to 25 Hayes Lane slinfold Application by: Taylor Wimpey Strategic South Eastern The erection of up to 50 residential dwellings, new Scout hut, formation of new vehicular and pedestrian access onto Hayes Lane and pedestrian access onto South Downs Way, provision of children’s play area, sustainable urban drainage system, associated car parking and landscaping.

Reason for Advert: The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated and the development would affect a Public Right of Way DC/15/0949 The Glebe Brighton Road Lower Beeding Horsham West Sussex RH13 6NQ Application by: Mr & Mrs Peter Elwin Replacement of existing loggia with new period style metal loggia with glazed roof (Full Planning) Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

DC/15/0950 The Glebe Brighton Road Lower Beeding Horsham West Sussex RH13 6NQ Application by: Mr & Mrs Peter Elwin Replacement of existing loggia with new period style metal loggia with glazed roof (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building, DC/15/0979 Trelawny House Horsham Road Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8BU Application by: Mr & Mrs Clark Single storey, leanto side extension forming boiler room/garden store, single storey rear extension providing enhanced kitchen/breakfast room and conversion of roof space with the inclusion of 5 no. conservation rooflights and dormer window to rear (Full Planning) Reason for Advert: Listed Building,

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A copy of each application, the submitted plans and documents and any environmental statement as appropriate are available for inspection on the Council’s website www.planning@horsham.gov.uk/publicaccess and can be made available to view 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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Reeves and family go Elephantastic!

Comedian Vic Reeves, wife Nancy Sorrell and daughters Nell and Beth, are delighted to introduce their Elephantastic friend, ‘Lady Lollippop’, ahead of Horsham’s safari trail.

The cute and colourful elephant sculpture has been named Lady Lollipop and has been decorated

by Jim (aka Vic), Nancy and the girls, who are all passionate supporters of Horsham-based wildlife charity, the Born Free Foundation.

Ever generous with their time and support for Born Free, the family jumped at the chance to get creative in support of Elephantastic, which will see a stampede of custom-designed eles pop up in shops and businesses throughout the town centre and surrounding areas this summer.

Having been lucky enough to see elephants in the wild last year whilst visiting Born Free’s wildlife rescued big cats at the Shwamwari Game Reserve in South Africa, Jim, Nancy and the girls were inspired by their travels and the ‘loving life’ theme, to create a bright and bold design for Lady Lollipop. Jim is a talented artist in his own right, and has signed the ele, which will be sold along with the rest of the herd, at auction in the autumn.

Nancy said: “Lady Lollipop has loved spending time in our garden

– we’re really going to miss her!”

Elephantastic has been organised by Horsham Rotary Club and in partnership with Horsham District Council; local traders organisation, Horsham Unlimited; and Billingshurst-based marketing agency, PMW Communications, and is set to be the biggest event of its kind to date! As well as supporting a variety of individual local charities, proceeds will also go towards Born Free’s appeal to build Europe’s first elephant sanctuary in Tuscany.

Artists from the Horsham Artists Open Studios Group (HAOS) will be painting an elephant family during their Pop-Up exhibition in Swan Walk (unit 43 next to Country Casuals) from Thursday 21st May to Sunday 24th May inclusive.

Fabulous innovative, exciting and colourful designs will appear over the four days as artists from the group paint the elephants while shoppers watch.

Members of the HAOS group have also volunteered to help businesses decorate their elephant if they need it. Artists wishing to add their name to the list of volunteers can still do so. Please contact either John le Rossignol horshamrotary@btconnect.com or Jo Willis email: artfromjow@gmail.com, mobile 07595 423441

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Girls guided in Indian cuisine at Blue India

Guides from Billingshurst should be able to cook curry and naan breads for their parents after a visit to an Indian restaurant.

Staff at Blue India showed the 30 girls from the 2nd Billingshurst guide unit, under leader Natalie Evans, how to prepare authentic dishes in a two-hour session.

The hut they usually use was a polling station for the General and District elections so guide organisers planned a night out for the guides instead.

Belal Ahmed, manager at Blue India, said: “It’s really interesting.

It’s a good thing for them to come

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Station Garage ladies night Station Garage in Horsham is hosting a very special ladies evening from 6pm until 8pm on Thursday 21st May to offer local female residents the chance to learn basic car maintenance.

Following the success of previous ladies evenings held at the car showroom, the family run business will be running regular ladies nights to teach basic car upkeep, from changing a tyre to checking the oil and water levels. Attendees will be taught the all-important skills before being split into two teams, to battle it out to change a tyre in the quickest time, whilst donning very stylish mechanics overalls!

in and learn how to make an authentic curry. It’s fun for them and us to come in and learn all about Indian Food.”

The girls cooked Chicken Tikka Massala, Bombay Potato and Naan Bread. Belal also showed them how make alcohol-free “mocktails”.

Belal said: “It’s our first time doing something like this with the guides. It’s all about supporting the local community.”

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A selection of the latest jobs: Logistics Coordinator

Full Time/Outskirts of Horsham/£17,000 + bonus

WE'RE RECRUITING TALENTED HAIR STYLISTS Great company benefits Fantastic working environment

Due to expansion, we currently have vacancies within our Orchard Lodge home located just outside Horsham, West Sussex and providing care for adults with learning and physical disabilities.

Current vacancies are; Activity Assistant

Enquire in strictest confidence vince@tchair.co.uk

Care Assistant

01403 265700 Registered Manager

Working with the Activities Co-ordinator and care staff you will provide a variety of recreational leisure and educational opportunities in order to enhance the quality of life by meeting service user’s interests and needs. Part time hours.

HR Business Partner (Charity Sector)

Full Time/Burgess Hill/Up to £45,000 + benefits

Financial Accountant

Working with the service users, staff and other team members you will be responsible for meeting the organisations high measurable standards. The position is offered on a full time shift basis for candidates with a valid full NMC PIN, management qualification, RGN or RNLD qualified, NVQ4 in Management and D32, D33 and D34.

Sharepoint Specialist

Sussex Healthcare is an Investors in People organisation, meaning we offer career development opportunities as well as introductory and mandatory training. Further courses are available and our rolled out of our in-house academy.

As well as excellent training, development and progression opportunities, we further offer; • • • • •

Full Time/Crawley/£15,000 (OTE £30,000)

Working as part of a team you will be responsible for providing exceptional personal care in a manner that promotes individuality, dignity and independence. Previous experience or qualifications are not required for the Care Assistant role as full training is provided and qualification options offered.

Full time, part time and bank positions are available dependant on role.

We are looking for an individual who could offer cover when our full time staff are on holiday, and some Saturday`s, again to cover busy periods.

Experience is not essential as we will be giving full training.

We provide parking and you would need use of a car, please contact David Jeffrey, 3 South St , Horsham, or call 01403-270270

Trainee Estate Agents/ Lettings Agents

competitive rates of pay flexible working hours supportive working environment pension initiative free employee bus service

• • • • •

uniform accommodation, (depending on availability) subsidised meals overseas nurse programme and many more.

If you are a compassionate person able to offer exceptional care and promote a positive, stimulating, caring and dignified environment please send your CV and covering letter to Juliet Lake; recruit@sussexhealthcare.co.uk or call 01403 217338 for further information.

Full Time/Horsham/Circa £45,000 + benefits

Contract/Horsham/ Up to £400 per day

Software Development Project Manager Contract/Crawley/ Up to £400 per day

Temporary Receptionist Temporary/Horsham/ Up to £8.00 per hour

Compliance Supervisor Full Time/Horsham/ Salary Negotiable

Customer Service Consultant

Contract/Crawley/Up to £19,000 PA Pro-rata

Underwriting Manager Full Time/Horsham/Circa £45,000 + benefits

Kitchen Surveyor/ Installations Co-ordinator Chappelsons of Horsham are an independent, family run business with 25 years experience in the fitted furniture industry. We currently have a vacancy for a Kitchen Surveyor/Installations coordinator. Duties will include; Undertaking technical surveys of Kitchens & double checking measurements. Confirming products with clients. Arranging installation dates. Liaising with suppliers/fitters. Final inspections. Attention to detail is paramount for this position & you will need to have good organisational skills. You will also need to be computer literate & have a clean driving licence, car available. If you have experience within the Fitted Kitchen industry that would be desirable, however we are happy to hear from & if necessary train any individual who feels they meet the right criteria for this varied position within our Company.

How to Apply To apply for this position please submit your CV to linley@chappelsons.co.uk or call 01403 273124 quoting jobs-live.

Alternatively call into our showroom at 12 Queen St, Horsham RH13 5AF (by the iron bridge)

Due to expansion, we currently have vacancies within our Longfield Manor home located in Billingshurst, West Sussex and providing residential specialist care and nursing for older people.

Full Time/Brighton/Up to £25,000 + bonus

Current vacancies are; Care Assistant (Qualified & Un-qualified) Senior Care Assistant

Working as part of a team you will be responsible for providing exceptional personal care in a manner that promotes individuality, dignity and independence. Full training and qualification options offered.

Working as part of a team you will be responsible for providing exceptional personal care in a manner that promotes individuality, dignity and independence. Previous experience and level 3 candidates are required for this role.

Registered Nurse

The Nurses role is offered to both experienced and newly qualified applicants but all must provide evidence of their valid and full NMC PIN.

Domestic

To ensure a clean, pleasant and safe homely environment for the benefit of the service users and the good name of the home. Previous experience or qualifications are not essential as full training is provided. Part time position.

Kitchen Assistant

To provide support to the Assistant Chef and Chef/Manger. Previous experience or qualifications are not required as full training is provided. Weekend hours only.

Full time, part time, temporary and bank positions are available dependant on role.

Sussex Healthcare is an Investors in People organisation, meaning we offer career development opportunities as well as introductory and mandatory training. Further courses are available and our rolled out of our in-house academy.

As well as excellent training, development and progression opportunities, we further offer; • • • • •

Business Development Manager

competitive rates of pay flexible working hours supportive working environment pension initiative free employee bus service

• • • • •

uniform accommodation, (depending on availability) subsidised meals overseas nurse programme and many more.

If you are a compassionate person able to offer exceptional care and promote a positive, stimulating, caring and dignified environment please send your CV and covering letter to Juliet Lake; recruit@sussexhealthcare.co.uk or call 01403 217338 for further information.

Trainee Sales Negotiator

Full Time/Horsham/Competitive base salary + commission

Various Positions

Charity/Not For Profit – Full Time & Contract/Crawley/Various salary ranges

Warehouse Assistant

Temporary/Horsham/Up to £6.50 per hour

HR and Training Administrator

Contract/Horsham/Up to £20,000 pro-rata

Legal Secretary

Full Time/Horsham/circa £20,000

For all the latest jobs, visit:

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Gig Guide

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Lets Hang On captures the magic of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons hits such as December ’63 (Oh What A Night!), Beggin’, Sherry, Bye Bye Baby, Walk Like A Man, Grease, Rag Doll, Can’t Take My Eyes Off You, Working My Way Back To You, Big Girls Don’t Cry, and many more, climaxing with a spectacular finale of, of course, Let’s Hang On!

Friday 15 May Uglyfruit (20.30 - Luscious and Juicy Rock Classics) The Tanners Arms,Horsham (01403 588789) Catfish Blues Band (20.30) The Old Moot House,Kingston (020 8547 1847) Acousticatz (20.30) The Barley Mow,Tandridge (01883 713770) Trailer Trash (21.00) The Romans Pub,Southwick (01273 592147)

The Four Seasons are still held in very high regard with countless hits and a multitude of songs used in hit films such as Grease, Dirty Dancing, and The Deer Hunter

Saturday 16 May The Embers, The Shelley Arms Broadbridge Heath 8.30pm - FREE ENTRY (Sausage, Cider and Beer Festival) Willie Austen (21.00 + Band) The Kings Head,Billingshurst (01403 782921) L’escargots Trois (11.00) Ashington Parish Church,Ashington Embers (20.30) The Shelley Arms,Broadbridge Heath (01403 253406) Catfish Blues Band (20.30) The Red Lion,Arundel (01903 882214) The Meddlers (20.30) The Franklin Arms,Brighton (01273 620855) Catfish Blues Band (14.50) Loxwood Beer and Music Festival,Loxwood The Tony Stone Band (20.30) The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302) Sunday 17 May Acousticatz (16.00) The Con Club,Horley (01293 782045) Riverboat Shuffle (20.00 - Jazz) Horsham Cricket Club,Horsham (01403 254628) Monday 18 May Players’ and Singers’ Showcase (19.30) The Woolpack,Burgess Hill (01444 245178) Tuesday 19 May Open Mic with Dave Toye (21.00) The Jolly Tanners,Staplefield (01444 400335) Jackie and G (20.30) The Fox Revived,Horley (01293 862312) Wednesday 20 May Open Mic (20.30) The Tanners Arms,Horsham (01403 588789) Thursday 21 May Willie Austen (21.00) The Chequer Inn,Steyning (01903 814437) Open Mic with Stan (20:30) The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302) Listings kindly supplied by www.horsham-rocks.co.uk

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Following huge demand after their performance last year, Let’s Hang On returns to The Capitol Horsham on Friday 29 May to take you on a musical journey through the prolific career of one of the most successful bands of all time – Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons.

It’s easy to frequently name drop the big chart stars of the 60s such

as The Beatles, the Rolling Stones and the Beach Boys but as their repertoire proves, The Four Seasons are still held in very high regard with countless hits and a multitude of songs used in hit films such as Grease, Dirty Dancing, and The Deer Hunter.

Dino Buttarazzi, Martin Peat, Scott Walker, Jay Harrison and Robin Maughan (who scales the

falsetto heights previously set

by Frankie Valli with remarkable ease,) truly capture the original magic of the Four Seasons. The atmosphere created is not only from their music but also their own unique sound, nostalgic mood, and electric feeling!

From the beginning in the early 50’s when Frankie first joined the group, the show takes you through

Having only last year performed at the Royal Albert Hall for Frankie Valli himself, Let’s Hang On are undoubtedly one of the most authentic touring acts on the circuit and continue to prove they’re in a class of their own!

The show takes place on Friday, May 29,a t 7.30pm at The Capitol, Horsham. Tickets cost £23, concessions are £21. To book, contact the box office on 01403 750220 or visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com.

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Acoustic blues and jazz guitar from the very talented Woody Mann

Box Office 01403 750220 www.thecapitolhorsham.com THEATRE

CINEMA

CAFE

VIENNA FESTIVAL BALLET’S 35TH ANNIVERSARY GALA Friday 15 May 7.30pm

We are proud to present highlights from the world’s most beloved Tchaikovsky ballets including the moment when the Swan Queen meets her prince in Act 2 Swan Lake, the Dance of the Cygnets, Clara’s journey to a glittering land of snow in The Nutcracker, and the famous Rose Adagio from Sleeping Beauty, where Princess Aurora is introduced to four princes.

Woody Mann is a New Yorker who plays an enticing mix of American acoustic blues, roots and jazz guitar will be performing in the Studio at The Capitol Horsham on Wednesday, May 27, at 7.45pm

An outstanding singer/songwriter who plays with passion and a deep sensitivity to his music with an easy, laid-back style.

He's a sublime, warm, witty and hugely talented entertainer who

has even given guitar lessons to Paul Simon!

Tickets cost £15 and are available from the box office on 01403 750220 or at www.thecapitolhorsham.com.

See How the Koala Learnt to Hug Saturday 23 May 2.30pm Based on the best-selling book by Steven Lee and written especially for parents to enjoy with their children, How The Koala Learnt To Hug is a charming tale about the magic of family and the importance of a nice, warm hug.

Koalas are the cuddliest critters but just how did they learn to hug?

There’s only one way to find out so come and hear Karen The Koala tell her story in this fun filled family musical, written especially for parents to enjoy with their children.

With a host of gorgeous puppet characters, great stories, sing along

songs, superb games and first class hugging all you’ll need are your ears (and your arms!)

"A perfect introduction to theatre for children, full of audience participation and feel-good factor." ***** Sheffield Star Steven will be available to sign copies of his book How The Koala Learnt To Hug and Other Australian Fairytales which will be on sale at a specially reduced rate after the show.

Tickets: £8.50 Children £7.50 Groups 4+ £28 F £7.50 Venue: The Capitol Horsham Box Office: 01403 750220 / www. thecapitolhorsham.com

Robin Hood rides into Horsham!

Join our hero Robin Hood, played

by CITV's Hi-5 Chris Edgerley, as he puts right the wicked Sheriff of Nottingham who rules over the good people of Sherwood, collecting taxes to pay for his own evil plans.

Silly Willy Scarlet (played by the hilarious Tom Swift) is eager to help and join the Merry Men (Britain's Got Talent comedy impressionist Philip Green as Little John, and from Harry Potter and Channel 4 Seven Dwarfs Josh Bennett as Big John). Josh will be exchanging a pick axe for green tights.

The auditions for 'Sherwoods Got Talent' are the perfect distraction as the Sheriff kidnaps Maid Marian - but will Robin Hood and his Merry Men be able to rescue her in time?

Join the gang and enjoy this adventurous May Half Term Pantomine with laugh-aminute jokes, animated projections, spectacular effects, and a

collection of toe tapping, original, sing-a-long songs designed for the whole family. Wicked Productions has joined forces with Captiv8 Productions to create this new bellylaughing comedy, it's going to be great fun and great value.

CITV's Hi-5 presenter Chris Edgerley in the title role of Robin Hood said "I am so excited to be com-

ing to The Capitol Horsham as part of this terrific show! Robin Hood is all brand new and so magical for the audience, with lots of story book animations and hilarious situations we as the Merry Men get stuck in. Look forward to seeing you there".

Also is the show is Britain's Got Talent comedy impressionist Philip Green as Little John.

Phil said "I am extremely excited to be coming to The Capitol Horsham with Robin Hood. It will be a fun way to spend a day of your half term break!".

The show takes place on Wednesday, May 27, at 5pm and Thursday, May 28, at 11am and 2pm at The Capitol, Horsham.

Tickets cost £14.50 and £13 for concessions.

To book, please contact the box office on 01403 750220 or visit www.thecapitolhorsham. com. For more information on the show, please visit www.robinhoodtour.com.

THE GHOST TRAIN Monday 18 May to Wednesday 20 May 7.30pm (Wednesday matinee 2.30pm)

Arnold Ridley’s classic comedy thriller about a group of travellers.

Starring Jeffrey Holland (Hi-de-Hi!, You Rang M’Lord?, Oh, Doctor Beeching!) as Saul Hodgkin and Corrinne Wicks (Doctors, Emmerdale), Tom Butcher (The Bill, Doctors), Sophie Powles (Emmerdale), David Janson (Get Some In!, ‘Allo ‘Allo!, Keeping Up Appearances) & Judy Buxton (General Hospital, On the Up).

ROBIN HOOD & HIS MERRY MEN Wednesday 27 to Thursday 28 May Check our website for performance times

The laugh-a-minute spring family pantomime.

Join our hero Robin Hood, played by CITV’s Hi-5 Chris Edgerley, as he puts right the wicked Sheriff of Nottingham who rules over the good people of Sherwood, collecting taxes to pay for his own evil plans.

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A ROYAL NIGHT OUT (12A)

SPOOKS: TOMORROWLAND THE GREATER (12A) GOOD (15) From 22 May FAMILY FILM FUN: THE SPONGEBOB MOVIE, SPONGE OUT OF WATER (U) .50 Saturday 16 May 10.30am £2

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Horsham Bluebelles are top twirlers

After many months of hard work and training, 24 girls from The Horsham Bluebelles Baton Twirlers completed in a 4 day competition in Bournemouth.

Competing against approximately 300 other athletes from England and Ireland, their hard work paid off winning places in 51 solo events and 7 team events. Including best overall routine, Top Twirler sash to Lin Davey and Teacher of the year to Hannah Munden.

These fantastic results reflect the commitment and enthusiasm the girls have for their sport.

Baton Twirling is a unique sport combining dance, agility and co-ordination, coupled with grace and flexibility. It teaches athletes good sportsmanship, self-discipline and team spirit.

If anyone is interested in joining or would like more details please contact Carol on 01403 264662 or e-mailHorshambluebelles@homtail.com

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EVENT OF THE WEEK TWO COUNTIES ART & CRAFT EXHIBITION May 16 & 17

We believe our members are talented artists and crafters but come along and judge for yourself and perhaps enjoy a cup of tea. Some of our demonstrators are Jane Anderson Wood, Stephen Hawkins, Sharon Hurst and Janet Mitchell who use water colour, oil, acrylic and mixed media to delight us with their talent. Entrance is free - do come along, a warm welcome awaits you. For more information phone 01306 621371.

10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

SUMMER FETE

SOUTHWATER CAR BOOT May 2 - August 30 Southwater Street, Southwater RH13 5BN Every Saturday Morning May to end of August Sellers 7.30 am - £5 per pitch Buyers 8.30 am – free entrance www.southwatercarboot.co.uk Tel: 07788315759

May 16 Summer Fete on Saturday 16th May @ 2pm. Horsham Hospital, to be opened by Lucy Wood GB & England Hockey Striker. Organised by the League of Friends.

Rotary Club of Horsham

CLOUD TREE COFFEE SHOP

RAFA COFFEE MORNING May 20 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.

May 21 The Cloud Tree Coffee Shop at Birchfield Nursery has opened its doors again. Open Thursday to Sunday from10am - 4pm.

Enjoy a range of freshly prepared sandwiches, homemade cakes, snacks and hot & cold drinks.

Tel: 01273 494058

SKA FESTIVAL

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SPRING PRIZE DRAW

TALK FEATURING GEOFF GREEN May 19 Beginning at 1.10pm, Horsham Library would like to welcome guest speaker Geoff Green. He will be talking about a book he has written, titled ’Paying for the Past’. It is his true crime story about blackmail, forgery, faked suicides and a multimillion pound fraud. The event is free, just drop-in!

HORSHAM Community First Responders

WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOP

SPRING PRIZE DRAW

May 24 2pm to 8pm, Skank holiday sunday at The Shelley Arms, Broadbridge Heath. Featuring live music from The Hotknives, The Tuts, BigTopp and Stop Press. The pub will be raising funds for The Dame Vera Lynn Trust.

May 31 Horsham Rotary Club have teamed up with Sainsbury’s Horsham for a Spring Prize Draw. 1st place will win a £150 trolley dash in Sainsbury’s with other prizes including a 32 inch TV, champagne and a giant teddy bear.

Tickets available for £1 from Sainsbury’s Horsham, Candy Box and Mannings Heath Village Store.

June 11 Wimblehurst Hotel Horsham in the Garden Room. With artist Ann Harris from 10.30am to 2.30pm. Cost £22.50 to include a light lunch. Tuition and all subject matter will be provided.

Please contact Ann on 01403 251537 for further details. Everyone interested in watercolour is very welcome.

A special welcome is given to Carers.

Horsham Rotary Club in CONJUNCTION WITH

SAINSBURY’S HORSHAM

PRIZES

1st £150 Trolley Dash in SAINSBURY’S HORSHAM

Barnardo’s Big Brunch

Other prizes include a 32” Colour Television, Champagne, Giant Teddy Bear

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1st £150 Trolley Dash in SAINSBURY’S HORSHAM

Other prizes include a 32” Colour Television, Champagne, Giant Teddy Bear To be drawn on SUNDAY 31st May 2015 at Sainsbury’s Horsham

Come and join us with local top chef from etch food for coffee, tea and a tasty treat and help raise money for disadvantaged children.

On Saturday 16th BUYMay YOUR

SUMMER CONCERT June 12 “Music for a Summer’s Evening” at 8.00pm in the Chapel at Christ’s Hospital. Tickets £10 (concessions £9) available from the CH box office on 01403 247434 or from members of the Society. Refreshments will be available.

At in-toto Kitchens, 6-7 Medwin Walk, HorshamHERE LOTTERY TICKETS

from 10am – 12noon

Tea, Coffee, and Cakes The fabulous etch will be in action displaying their skills and providing tasty treats Prize draw Name the Bear Competition All in a friendly atmosphere to raise money for disadvantaged children in your area.

So please come and join us!

All proceeds go to Horsham Community Responders ITCHINGFIELD CEREMONY

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Tickets available from Sainsburys Horsham, Candy Box in the Carfax & Mannings Heath Village Store

Barnardo’s Reg. Charity Nos. 216250 & SC037605

June 20th The pupils of Itchingfield Primary School are joining together from the two split sites into one brand new building in Barns Green - there will be a closing ceremony at 2pm at the Junior site as the doors will close for its final days, and we would dearly love to find as many ex pupils and staff as we can to come and celebrate.

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Exciting new facilities at Slinfold Golf & Country Club Slinfold Golf and Country Club are pleased to announce the arrival of three superb new additions to their facilities.

First up is an holistic studio, focusing on pilates, yoga and body balance classes. Set away from the hustle and bustle of the gym, the studio treats class participants to a tranquil and relaxing environment.

With over 24 holistic classes a week, and more planned for the future (not to mention the 80+ other classes held in their existing two Studios) this really is the place to be, to enjoy a range of classes as part of a healthy lifestyle.

The second addition comes in the form of a floodlit driving range.

With 13 undercover bays and 4 outdoor bays, the 250 yard range is sure to be the envy of golf clubs from miles around. With this new facility, comes the introduction of a golf academy, providing PGA qualified professionals, to teach juniors, beginners and accomplished golfers, all aspects of the game.

Lastly, the club is proud to be one of the very carefully selected venues to introduce MyRide, an indoor cycling class, to its timetable. The

new IC7 spin bikes are the latest and most advanced bike on the market, and will help take their instructor led spin classes, and virtual classes, to another level! With cycling being such a popular activity within the Horsham and Sussex/Surrey areas, these classes are bound to be a hit!

Club General Manager, Dominic Eagle, says “We are committed to consistently investing in new facilities, to enhance our offering at, what is already, a superb club. With our commitment to being the best club in the local area, our passion for customer service and guest experience, sets us apart from other clubs.”

Slinfold Golf and Country Club has experienced many exciting additions and improvements to its facilities over the years, that have proved a huge success. This has helped see the Club become one of the premiere Country Club facilities in West Sussex and over the Surrey border.

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Welcome to our monthly ‘Pet Post’, a section dedicated to news, advice and stories from the lives of our loveable friends. This week our sponsored columnist Abbi Moon from the Horsham branch of the RSPCA talks about what to do if your pet goes missing.If you have any stories, pictures or tips you would like to feature in this section, please email dpearson@thedistrictpost.co.uk. We hope you enjoy the read.

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This week, ITV’s Give a Pet a Home saw William the dog being reunited with his owners, from whom he went missing in July 2014. When William went missing, his owners were distraught.

When watching the program last week William’s owners recognised him and instantly got in touch.

Whilst it is wonderful news that William has been reunited with his owners, the reality is that, had William been microchipped, he would have been reunited in September 2014, when the RSPCA inspector was called to William’s aid.

Pet owners contacting us about their missing pets is a regular occurrence for our lost and found coordinator, Tracy, at RSPCA Sussex North. This month, whether you have a cat or a cockatoo, we share some hints and tips on what to do if your pet does go missing.

A microchip is an incredibly important tool. From April 2016, it

will become a legal requirement to have your dog ‘chipped in England but the RSPCA also recommend that all animals that can be are microchipped as it is the most reliable way to be reunited with your pet. It is important to keep your address and phone numbers up to date on the microchip register though; we see many cats that we are unable to reunite because their details are out of date. If you have a pet bird, then it may be more appropriate to have a suitable bird ring placed on its leg and registered.

Remember, by law, dogs have to be fitted with a collar and ID tag when in a public place. We recommend a telephone number is on the ID so you can be reunited quicker.

In the event that your pet does go missing, inform your microchip register as soon as possible. If you have a pet bird, notify the National Theft Register.

Contact the vets in the local area that your animal went missing and don’t forget, if you’ve lost your dog, to contact Horsham District Council (HDC), who are responsible for the recovery and kennelling of stray dogs found within its

boundary. On the first occasion the release fee is halved if the dog is microchipped and the owner can be traced. You can find out more on HDC’s website www.horsham. gov.uk Reunification websites, such as petslocated.com, can be very useful for helping to find your lost pet.

If a lost or stray animal has entered RSPCA care, we will register him/ her on petslocated.com. You can search this site for free however for £12 (which gives you access for 12 months), you can register your pet as lost with Pets Located. This will give you enhanced filtering options, an automated matching system which notifies you if there are any matches and a downloadable lost animal poster to print.

You could put posters up in newsagents, vets and schools.

However, please be aware that HDC may prosecute for fly posting, so don't put posters on lamp posts, telegraph poles, fences, without checking with HDC first.

You can advertise lost pets in The District Post for a reasonable price and you could even ask Heart FM and Spirit FM if they can make an announcement about your search.

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Due to improved veterinary care, knowledge and dietary habits, our pets are now living longer than they ever have before.

One consequence of this is that pets, along with their owners and vets, are faced with a whole new set of age-related problems usually depending on the species and breed in question.

So when does a pet officially become “old” - senior or geriatric?

It varies depending on species and breed, but cats and small dogs are generally considered senior at the age of 7 and geriatric after 10 years. Larger breed dogs tend to have shorter life spans and are considered senior or even geriatric when they are approximately 6 years of age if they are very large.

Owners tend to want to think of their pet's age in human terms.

While it is not as simple as "1 human year = X cat/dog years", there are calculations that can help put a pet's age in human terms.

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Your fit and faithful companion may be slowing down and showing signs of old age, but many dog owners consider lethargy, reluctance to exercise and laboured breathing to be ‘par for the course’, especially as they may also be suffering from similar symptoms!

However, before you pension off your dog to a sedentary retirement, help is at hand as there are a number of things you can do to delay or reduce the effects of ageing.

Activity levels and metabolic rates change as dogs get older, so it is important to evaluate your dog’s diet, particularly as overweight dogs are more likely to suffer from diseases such as arthritis, diabetes, bronchitis and heart disease.

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requirements including weight control and diseases, so ask in the surgery for further details.

Older dogs may increasingly suffer from stiffness, both during or after walks. It is advisable to keep exercising your dog and if it is lagging behind, make your walks shorter. Reluctance to exercise may occur as a result of arthritis, in which case a number of treatment options exist which can, in many cases, transform the dog’s quality of life. Regular exercise can help your dog’s mobility and promote health.

Heart disease is one of the major causes of death in dogs and approximately 10% of pets that visit a vet’s surgery are affected. Early signs of heart failure may include lethargy, coughing, a decrease in

appetite and tiredness on walks.

All is not lost however, if the illness is detected early on, medications are available to help maintain the quality and length of a dog’s life.

If your dog is showing symptoms of old age, there are medicines, which increase the supply of blood and oxygen to the major organs including the brain and heart. The resulting improvement in overall circulation may increase willingness and ability to exercise and improve demeanour, breathing and overall quality of life – alleviating the symptoms of ageing to give you a happier, healthier pet!

So if your pet is showing signs of age, book a health check NOW by simply phoning your vet practice.

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Rabbit Health and Husbandry In Association with Rabbit Awareness Week 9-17th May Rabbits are very social animals and love the company of another rabbit to snuggle up to. Male rabbits however, will fight once they reach sexual maturity at 3-4 months old.

The best way to introduce rabbits is to have them in separate cages next to each other for a few days, allowing them to get use to each others scent. Then place them in a large run together and observe their behaviour, often some chasing will occur but will calm down after a short while. This should be repeated until the rabbits are settled in each others company.

Once you are confident the rab-

bits are compatible, they can be put in a clean hutch together and observed to ensure they are still happy in closer proximity.This can be a long process with not all rabbits being compatible, but once complete they are bonded for life.

With the Summer months approaching, it is critical to remain vigilant with housing hygiene as the environmental temperatures rise. Rabbits are very hygienic and enjoy grooming as part of a daily routine. Accommodation should be well ventialted and cleaned regularly with soiled areas being cleaned daily.

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Detached chalet-style Sussex The posthome in non-estate position election Spindleberry Cottage, Mill Lane, Ashington, West Sussex Guy Leonard & Company is delighted to be marketing a three bedroom detached home with south facing rear garden and off road parking pleasantly situated in a non-estate position in the award winning village of Ashington.

T h e property offers approximately 1,350 sq.ft of spacious accommodation with views towards the South Downs and Chanctonbury Ring. The ground floor layout of this delightful home is ideal for entertaining with good size rooms and access to the sunny patio area. The accommodation comprises an entrance

hall leading into the kitchen/ breakfast room with an archway giving a feeling of openness. Steps lead down to the double aspect dining area with a sliding patio door and full height window making the most of the bright aspect.

The sitting room is located off the kitchen and features an open fireplace.

There is a study/bedroom four, which also leads to the cloakroom and to conclude the ground floor accommodation is the principal bedroom with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. To the first floor is the double aspect second bedroom has views towards Chanctonbury Ring. There

is a family bathroom and separate walk-in shower and the third bedroom again has a delightful outlook and fitted storage.

The front garden is enclosed by attractive hedging with a gate providing access to a pathway to the front door. The majority of the front garden is laid to lawn with pretty flower and shrubs inset. From the side of the property a gate leads to the rear garden, which is south facing and features a large patio seating area. Steps lead down to the lawn and to a greenhouse. The lawn is divided into two being well screened both sides by hedging and featuring mature trees and shrubs.

Steps lead to a gate at the end of the lawn where there is hard-standing for off road parking for multiple vehicles and a summerhouse with power. There is also a wooden shed.

The property is being offered for sale with a Guide Price of £469,950 for the freehold.

For further information or an appointment to view, please contact Guy Leonard & Company on 01903 742354 or www.guyleonard.co.uk

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Neil Moore, MD at Guy Leonard & Co, gauges the effect that the Election result will have on the residential property market For several weeks leading up to the 2015 general election, houses didn’t seem as safe as they might be.

Across the country, house buying and selling activity stalled as people awaited the result. So the announcement that there would be a winner with a clear if perhaps only slender majority was met by those in the housing industry with a collective sigh of relief.

It wasn’t necessarily the political stripe of the party that won but the fact there was at least a clear result and the property market would not be left in limbo during weeks and possibly months of political horse-trading and in-fighting.

Also, there will be an acknowledgement that the threat of mansion tax has gone. This was a significant concern towards the upper end of the market.

Another worry was the threat of rent control. This would potentially have affected the buy-tolet market dramatically.

So there is a mandate from the electorate. The city has responded favourably. The pound is up; shares in major house building firms are up and at least 37% of the population feel a little more confident about the immediate future – buoyed by a trend of improving trade, employment and cost of living figures.

But let us all hope - no matter which party we supported – that the next government, besides dealing with a small majority, a large deficit, Europe, devolution, world hot spots and many other incredibly important issues, will at last get to grips with an effective and sustainable housing policy in the UK. It will not be before time.

Find out exactly what your home is worth post-election and what is happening in the local housing market. Call Guy Leonard & Co Estate Agents on 01403 248222 or email enquiries@guyleonard.co.uk.

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Marringdean Acres is an exclusive collection of four and five bedroom family homes blending traditionally crafted exteriors with the best of contemporary interior design.

Featuring spacious living areas with high specification throughout and designer fitted kitchens with bi-folding doors opening onto the garden.

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Situated in a private close in the tranquil of

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West Chiltington, plot 3 is a remarkably large bungalow, with fantastic local amenities and a bus stop within walking distance, making The Spires the ideal base to explore the rest of West Sussex and the nearby South Downs.

• Fully integrated appliances • High quality specification • Private rear garden • Single garage

Priced at £670,000.

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LANGSHOTT PARK LANGSHOTT • HORLEY • RH6 9HN Langshott Park at The Acres is an attractive new development of 5 and 6-bedroom homes. Situated in the thriving town of Horley, these homes benefit from great transport links, and nearby schools.

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Guide Price £475,000 to £525,000 Open Day 16th May 12.00-15.00. No chain.

A well presented 3 bedroom detached family home on the west side of Horsham with detached garage.

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£380,000

Guide price £380,000 to £410,000 A Grade II Listed character house in the sought after market town of Henfield sympathetically renovated to a high standard and is full of charm and original features.

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£320,000

Guide price £320,000 to £350,000 A charming 3 bedroom semi detached period home located in the peaceful village of partridge Green. 2 Reception rooms, kitchen and conservatory.

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£440,000

A handsome 4 double bedroom family home set in the new development of Kilnwood Vale, Faygate. Built in 2014 to an exceptional standard, by Crest Nicholson with final touches added by the current owner.

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£350,000

Guide Price £350,000 to £400,000 A fantastic 3 double bedroom semi detached period home. The property has been extended on ground & first floors, giving it a 27’ kitchen dining room.

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£795,000

Open Day 9th May 11.00-13.00 A Grade II Listed detached house which dates back to the 16th century and has a wealth of character, with 4/5 bedrooms, set in approximately 2.9 acres with views to rear.

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Horsham

£395,000

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Pulborough ID 45652

£460,000

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Horsham

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£335,000

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Superb setting in the very heart of town Lines & James are delight to offer this superb four bedroom town house to the market.

The property is set in the gated town centre development of Hewells Court which is located in the historic Causeway that leads to the beautiful St Marys church and open countryside beyond.

The spacious accommodation comprises: Entrance hall with storage cupboard, cloakroom, dining room and impressive kitchen/breakfast room featuring island unit and French patio doors to the attractive rear courtyard garden.

On the first floor there is a dual aspect sitting room and master bedroom with

Juliette balcony and far reaching views, stylish sliding door fitted wardrobes and en-suite shower room with double shower cubicle.

A further staircase leads to the top floor where there is a large second bedroom again with stylish sliding door fitted wardrobes, family bathroom with shower over bath and two further good sized bedrooms.

The property has gas central heating and is fully double glazed with allocated parking. This property is available in July at a rental of £1900.00 per calendar month. For further details or to arrange a viewing please contact Lines & James on 01403 210088.

How to avoid mould - and a dispute with your landlord/tenant

Leaders - Horsham www.leaders.co.uk As we gladly leave another long winter behind us, many home owners, landlords and tenants up and down

the country will be all too aware of the range of problems the cold weather has inflicted on their property.

One of the most common is mould. It might not sound like a particularly serious issue, but for thousands of landlords

and tenants in the UK it is a major headache.

Capable of growing anywhere from carpet to clothing, inside walls, on pipes and above ceilings, mould causes more disputes between landlords and tenants than any other issue.

Not only can it be extremely expensive and difficult to fix, it can damage the health of people living with it through the allergens, irritants and toxins it produces.

Jane Wilkinson, Leaders’ regional director for Sussex, said: “Mould can seemingly appear out of nowhere and very quickly become a huge concern in many properties.

“We often see landlords and tenants pointing the finger at each other when mould appears, with the former suspecting its presence is the result of the lifestyle of the latter. However, tenants often believe their landlord should have done more to prevent it.

“Most cases we are alerted to are the result of high humidity rather than any faults with a building, so the most effective approach to take is to implement measures that reduce moisture within a home.”

Leaders has compiled five practical tips to help both landlords and tenants reduce the likelihood of their property being affected by mould.

- Identify problem areas in a property: While it is impossible to entirely mould-proof a property, you can strengthen its defences. Think about which areas are at most risk. For instance, does the bathroom flood or does condensation form around the bedroom window? Preventing mould in these

places could be as simple as treating them with the right products or making minor repairs.

- Focus on ventilation: The growth of mould can be accelerated by some everyday activities. Cooking dinner, taking a shower or doing the laundry releases moisture into your home, so make sure you have effective ventilation systems in place to ensure it does not stick around.

- Divert water away from your property: If the terrain around your home does not naturally slope, allowing water to flow away, it could gather and eventually seep into your basement or walls.

Find a way to push it as far away as possible.

- Monitor humidity: Indoor humidity should be between 30 and 60 per cent.

A good hardware store will sell a device that allows you to measure your exact level, and if you find it is too high you can take action in troublesome spots, such as areas where condensation builds.

- Dry wet areas: It is impossible for mould to grow without moisture, so it is crucial that you dry any area that becomes wet immediately. Whether your bath water has spilled on to the floor, a pipe has developed a leak or there has been heavy rainfall, aim to dry it as soon as you can.

Mrs Wilkinson added: “We believe these simple tips will help landlords and tenants avoid becoming embroiled in a dispute and, most importantly of all, keep properties free of mould and the damage it causes.”

For advice you can trust on all aspects of renting, letting, selling or purchasing property please contact your local Leaders branch – www.leaders.co.uk.

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6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.45 Cowboy Builders & Bodge Jobs 12.40 5 News Lunchtime 12.45 Big Brother: Timebomb 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 NCIS: Los Angeles 3.10 Rosamunde Pilcher’s Shades of Love 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Car Crash TV 6.30 5 News Tonight 7.00 The Gadget Show 7.55 5 News Update 8.00 Lusitania: 18 Minutes That Changed World War One; 5 News at 9 9.00 Big Brother: Timebomb Live 10.30 Big Brother’s Bit on the Side 11.30 Big Brother: Live from the House 12.00 SuperCasino

Channel 5

6.40 Will & Grace 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond 8.25 Frasier 9.25 Undercover Boss 10.25 Come Dine with Me 11.55 Channel 4 News Summary 12.00 Come Dine with Me 1.00 A Place in the Sun: Winter Sun 2.00 Channel Four Racing from York and Newbury 4.00 Posh Pawnbrokers 5.00 Couples Come Dine with Me 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 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown 10.00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man 11.05 Virtually Famous 11.55 Brooklyn Nine-Nine 12.25 FILM: (500) Days of Summer (2009) 2.00 Shameless USA 2.55 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under 3.55 Double Your House for Half the Money

Channel 4

6.00 Good Morning Britain 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 10.55 ITV News; Weather 11.00 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 ITV News London; Weather 2.00 Judge Rinder 3.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.59 ITV London Weather 4.00 Tipping Point 5.00 The Paul O’Grady Show 6.00 ITV News London; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 Weekend Escapes with Warwick Davis 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 Man and Beast with Martin Clunes 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 ITV News London; Weather 10.40 FILM: Cape Fear (1991) 1.00 Jackpot247 3.00 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 3.40 ITV Nightscreen

ITV

6.00 Homes Under the Hammer 7.00 Don’t Get Done, Get Dom 7.45 Oxford Street Revealed 8.15 Sign Zone: Gardeners’ World 8.45 Cowboys and Angels 9.15 Victoria Derbyshire 11.00 BBC News 11.30 BBC World News 12.00 Daily Politics 1.00 Coast 1.10 Cagney & Lacey 2.00 Glorious Gardens from Above 2.45 The Great Chelsea Garden Challenge 3.45 Are You Being Served?

4.15 ’Allo ’Allo! 4.45 Just Good Friends 5.15 Vintage Antiques Roadshow 6.00 Eggheads 6.30 Beat the Brain 7.00 Antiques Road Trip 8.00 Mary Berry’s Absolute Favourites 8.30 Gardeners’ Britain’s Greatest World 9.00 Generation 10.00 The Clare Balding Show 10.30 Newsnight 11.00 Weather 11.05 Later – with Jools Holland 12.05 Sign Zone: Question Time 1.05 Secret Britain 2.05 Channel Patrol 2.50 This Is BBC Two

BBC2

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 The Housing Enforcers 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer 11.00 Don’t Get Done, Get Dom 11.45 Oxford Street Revealed 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather; BBC Regional News; Weather 1.45 Doctors 2.15 Land Girls 3.00 Escape to the Country 3.45 Decimate 4.30 Flog It! 5.15 Pointless 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 BBC Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show 7.30 A Question of Sport; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 EastEnders 8.30 The Vicar of Dibley 9.00 Have I Got News for You 9.30 Mrs Brown’s Boys 10.00 BBC News 10.25 BBC Regional News; Weather; National Lottery Update 10.35 The Graham Norton Show 11.20 Peter Kay’s Car Share 11.50 FILM: I Love You, Man (2009) 1.30 Weather for the Week Ahead 1.35 BBC News

BBC1

FRIDAY

6.00 Breakfast 7.30 Match of the Day 9.00 The Andrew Marr Show 10.00 The Big Questions 11.00 Sunday Politics 12.15 MOTD2 Extra.

With Mark Chapman and the Match of the Day team. 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.15 Bargain Hunt 1.55 Homes Under the Hammer 2.55 Escape to the Country 3.25 Shark 4.25 Lifeline 4.35 Points of View 4.50 Songs of Praise – School Choir of the Year 5.35 RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2015 6.35 BBC News 6.50 Regional Programme 7.00 Countryfile Anita Rani follows the journey from the urban sprawl of Bradford to the fresh air of the nearby moors, and presents archive items featuring stories where town meets country.

Including Weather for the Week Ahead.

8.00 Antiques Roadshow A visit to Barrington Court in Somerset, where items include a toy Noah’s Ark from the 1920s, an Elizabethan jug found at a car-boot sale and a Flemish old master painted on copper.

9.00 Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell New series. The lives of two magicians become intertwined with the fate of 19th-century England. Fantasy based on Susanna Clarke’s novel, starring Eddie Marsan and Bertie Carvel.

10.00 BBC News 10.20 Regional Programme 10.30 Match of the Day 2 11.35 Athletics The Shanghai Golden Grand Prix.

12.35 Weather for the Week Ahead 12.40 BBC News

BBC1

Pointless Celebrities, BBC1, 6.10pm

6.00 Homes Under the Hammer 6.30 The Big Allotment Challenge 7.30 Countryfile 8.30 Gardeners’ World 9.00 The Beechgrove Garden 9.30 Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 11.00 Mary Berry’s Absolute Favourites 11.30 Paul Hollywood’s Bread 12.00 FILM: Scott of the Antarctic. (1948) Fact-based drama, starring John Mills. 1.45 Live Challenge Cup Rugby League.

Wakefield Trinity Wildcats v Leigh Centurions (Kick-off 2.15pm). 4.30 Triathlon 6.00 Hotel India The lives of staff and guests at the Taj Mahal Palace in Mumbai.

7.00 A Very British Airline 8.00 Demolition: The Wrecking Crew 9.00 The Detectives: Manhunt New series. The work of a Greater Manchester police team investigating sex crimes.

10.00 FILM: Made in Dagenham (2010) Factbased comedy drama, starring Sally Hawkins.

11.45 FILM: Hideous Kinky (1998) 1.20 Sign Zone: Countryfile

BBC2

Antiques Roadshow, BBC1, 8pm

6.20 Animal Park 6.50 FILM: In Search of the Castaways. (1962) Children’s adventure, starring Hayley Mills. 8.30 FILM: The Charge of the Light Brigade. (1968) Historical drama, starring David Hemmings. 10.20 Homes Under the Hammer 11.20 Escape to the Country 12.05 Living Famously 1.05 FILM: Rope. (1948) Hitchcock thriller, with Farley Granger and John Dall. 2.25 James Mason: Talking Pictures 3.05 FILM: North

By Northwest. (1959) Hitchcock thriller, starring Cary Grant. 5.20 Flog It! 6.20 Gardeners’ World 6.50 Modern Times: The Great British Garden Watch 7.50 Britain’s Greatest Generation 8.50 Dad’s Army 9.20 FILM: Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa (2013) 10.45 Rory Bremner’s Election Report 11.15 W1A 11.45 FILM: In the Loop (2009) Satirical comedy, starring Peter Capaldi.

1.30 This Is BBC Two

BBC2

SUNDAY

6.00 Breakfast 10.00 Saturday Kitchen Live 11.30 Paul Hollywood’s Bread 12.00 BBC News; Weather 12.10 Football Focus 12.50 Saturday Sportsday 1.00 Athletics 2.00 Live Challenge Cup Rugby League. Leeds Rhinos v Huddersfield Giants (Kick-off 2.30pm). 4.30 Final Score 5.20 Celebrity Mastermind 5.50 BBC News 6.00 Regional Programme 6.10 Pointless Celebrities Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman challenge actors from classic British films, including Phil Daniels, Leslie Ash and Thomas Turgoose, to take part in the unorthodox quiz show.

7.00 Atlantis Double bill. Jason vows to save his fellow prisoners and makes a daring return to Atlantis, which is becoming ever more dangerous under Pasiphae’s rule. Last in the series.

8.30 The National Lottery: In It to Win It New series.

Dale Winton returns with the big-cash quiz show.

Includes the Lotto and Thunderball draws with Kate Garraway, and a performance by Ella Eyre.

9.20 Casualty Charlie discovers his son is a heroin addict.

10.10 BBC News; Weather 10.30 Match of the Day Including highlights of Queens Park Rangers v Newcastle United;National Lottery Update 11.55 Live at the Apollo Comedy sets by Hal Cruttenden, Justin Moorhouse and Tom Stade.

12.25 FILM: The 51st State. (2001) Action comedy, starring Samuel L Jackson.

BBC1

SATURDAY

YOUR WEEK ON TV

6.00 CITV: Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge 6.25 Pat & Stan 6.35 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 6.45 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 7.00 Canimals 7.15 Sooty 7.30 Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge 8.25 ITV News 8.30 Weekend 9.25 Judge Rinder 10.20 Judge Rinder 11.25 Judge Rinder 12.25 ITV News; Weather 12.30 Tipping Point 1.30 Britain’s Got Talent 2.45 All Star Family Fortunes 3.50 Midsomer Murders 5.50 Ninja Warrior UK 6.45 Regional Programmes 7.00 ITV News; Weather 7.15 Celebrity Squares With Sarah Millican, Ana Matronic, Joe Lycett and Tess Daly.

8.00 Sunday Night at the Palladium Jimmy Carr hosts the variety show, with music by Markus Feehily, Rebecca Ferguson and Deacon Blue, a dance routine from Vincent and Flavia, and comedy from Rob Beckett.

9.00 Home Fires Kate and Jack’s relationship intensifies and Claire plucks up the courage to ask Spencer out – unaware of a secret that could ruin their relationship before it has even started.

10.05 ITV News; Weather 10.15 Perspectives: The Great American Love Song with Nicky Campbell The broadcaster explores his passion for the music of 1920s and 1930s New York.

11.15 Premiership Rugby Union Action from the 22nd and final round of fixtures.

12.10 The Store 2.30 Motorsport UK 3.20 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 4.00 ITV Nightscreen

ITV

6.00 CITV: Fort Boyard Ultimate Challenge 6.25 Pat & Stan 6.35 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 6.45 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 7.00 Canimals 7.15 Sooty 7.30 Super 4 7.45 Nerds & Monsters 8.00 Thunderbirds Are Go 8.25 ITV News 8.30 Weekend 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 11.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 12.30 ITV News; Weather 12.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show 1.40 Doc Martin 2.40 Who’s Doing the Dishes? 3.40 FILM: Freaky Friday.

(2003) Disney comedy remake, starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. 5.35 ITV News London; Weather 5.45 ITV News; Weather 6.00 New You’ve Been Framed! Hall of Framed Harry Hill narrates a comical selection of some of the funniest clips featured on the show, ranging from cute kids and crazy animals to pranks and painful-looking accidents.

7.00 Ninja Warrior UK The first semi-final of the obstaclebased endurance contest.

8.00 Britain’s Got Talent The contest reaches the sixth round of auditions, with more acts stepping up to perform in front of Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon.

9.20 Play to the Whistle Sports-based comedy panel show, hosted by Holly Willoughby.

10.05 ITV News; Weather 10.20 FILM: The Break-Up (2006) Comedy drama, starring Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn.

12.15 Jackpot247 3.00 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 3.40 ITV Nightscreen

ITV

6.20 How I Met Your Mother 6.40 How I Met Your Mother 7.05 Volkswagen Racing Cup 7.35 Everybody Loves Raymond 8.00 Everybody Loves Raymond 8.30 Frasier 9.00 Frasier 9.30 Sunday Brunch 12.30 George Clarke’s Amazing Spaces 1.30 The Big Bang Theory 2.00 The Simpsons 2.30 The Simpsons 3.00 FILM: The Parent Trap. (1998) Comedy remake, starring Lindsay Lohan. 5.35 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away 6.30 Channel 4 News 7.00 Speed with Guy Martin The motorcycle racer and lorry mechanic attempts, with the aid of slipstreaming, to break the British record for outright speed on a bicycle – 110mph.

8.00 For the Love of Cars The lads celebrate Swedish cars, driving the Volvo P1800 from Roger Moore’s 1960s series The Saint and taking a Saab 96 along a treacherous winding road in the Scottish Highlands.

9.00 Grayson Perry’s Dream House The artist’s building of a secular chapel in tribute to Essex women.

10.00 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown With guests Kathy Burke and Kevin Bridges.

11.05 Jimmy Carr: Laughing & Joking Stand-up comedy from London’s Hammersmith Apollo.

12.10 FILM: Hyde Park on Hudson.

(2012) Premiere. Drama, starring Bill Murray. 1.45 Undercover Boss Canada 2.35 Born Naughty? 3.30 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under 4.25 The Renovation Game 5.20 Hugh’s 3 Good Things: Best Bites 5.30 The Common Denominator

Channel 4

6.15 How I Met Your Mother 6.40 How I Met Your Mother 7.05 Tarawera Ultra Marathon 7.30 FIM Superbike World Championship 8.00 The Morning Line 9.00 Everybody Loves Raymond 9.30 Everybody Loves Raymond 10.00 Everybody Loves Raymond 10.30 Frasier 11.00 Frasier 11.30 The Big Bang Theory 12.00 The Big Bang Theory 12.25 Marvel’s Agents of SHIELD 1.25 Channel 4 Racing. 4.15 Come Dine with Me 4.45 Come Dine with Me 5.15 Come Dine with Me 5.45 Come Dine with Me 6.15 Come Dine with Me The final dinner party from Northampton.

6.40 Channel 4 News 7.00 Cornwall: Walking Through History Tony Robinson treks along the coastline between Plymouth in Devon and Falmouth, learning about the smuggling trade in Cornwall during the late 18th century. Last in the series.

8.00 The World’s Most Extreme An exploration of the most unusual airports on the planet, including a runway squeezed between skyscrapers and a landing strip carved into mountains.

9.00 FILM: The Hunger Games (2012) A teenage girl in a dystopian future-America is forced to fight in a televised battle to the death. Sci-fi adventure, starring Jennifer Lawrence and Josh Hutcherson.

11.50 FILM: Underworld: Awakening (2012) Action fantasy, starring Kate Beckinsale.

1.30 Alan Carr: Chatty Man 2.25 Hollyoaks

Channel 4

6.00 Milkshake! 10.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 10.35 Access 10.40 The Dog Rescuers 11.05 Police Interceptors 12.05 Police Interceptors 1.05 Police Interceptors 2.00 FILM: The Money Pit. (1986) Comedy, starring Tom Hanks and Shelley Long. 3.45 FILM: See No Evil, Hear No Evil. (1989) Comedy, starring Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder. 5.40 FILM: The Great Escape. (1963) Second World War drama, starring Steve McQueen.

8.50 5 News Weekend 9.00 Big Brother: Timebomb Daily round-up of highlights, featuring the latest tasks, games, arguments, laughs, diary room visits and bedroom chit-chat.

10.00 FILM: The Rock (1996) An FBI chemical weapons expert and a jailed SAS veteran must break into Alcatraz to bring down a renegade general and his men. Action thriller, with Sean Connery.

12.40 FILM: Bangkok Dangerous.

(2008) Action thriller remake, starring Nicolas Cage.

Channel 5

Sunday Night at the Palladium, ITV, 8pm

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 10.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 10.35 Cowboy Builders & Bodge Jobs 11.30 Britain’s Horror Homes 12.30 The Nightmare Neighbour Next Door 1.25 The Hotel Inspector 2.25 FILM: Columbo: The Most Dangerous Match. (1973) Detective drama, with Peter Falk and Laurence Harvey. 3.55 Cats Make You Laugh Out Loud 2 4.55 Can’t Pay? We’ll Take It Away 5.50 5 News Weekend 5.55 Police Interceptors 6.45 FILM: Spider-Man 3 (2007) An alien parasite causes the web-slinging crimefighter’s dark side to surface as he seeks revenge on his uncle’s killer. Superhero sequel, with Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst. Edited to reduce violence, flashing images and end credits.

9.20 Big Brother: Timebomb Daily round-up of highlights.

10.20 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Two sisters go missing.

11.15 NCIS A murder is shown live online.

12.15 SuperCasino

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Channel 5, 10.20pm

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.45 Cowboy Builders & Bodge Jobs 12.40 5 News Lunchtime 12.45 Big Brother: Timebomb 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 NCIS 3.15 FILM: The Good Mother (2013) 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Car Crash TV 6.30 5 News Tonight 7.00 Police Interceptors; 5 News Update 8.00 The Dog Rescuers with Alan Davies; 5 News at 9 9.00 Blinging Up Baby: You Won’t Believe It! 10.00 Big Brother: Timebomb. Highlights of Monday’s action in the house, as the housemates continue their attempt to live harmoniously under the all-seeing eye of Big Brother. 11.00 Big Brother’s Bit on the Side 12.00 Autopsy: The Last Hours of Marilyn Monroe 12.55 SuperCasino

Channel 5

6.00 Countdown 6.45 Will & Grace 7.35 Everybody Loves Raymond 8.30 Frasier 9.30 Undercover Boss 10.30 Come Dine with Me 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Come Dine with Me 1.05 A Place in the Sun: Winter Sun 2.10 Countdown 3.00 Deal or No Deal 4.00 Posh Pawnbrokers 5.00 Couples Come Dine with Me 6.00 The Simpsons 6.30 Hollyoaks 7.00 Channel 4 News 8.00 Kirstie and Phil’s Love It or List It 9.00 No Offence 10.00 Benefits Street 11.00 The Island with Bear Grylls 12.00 Poker 1.00 KOTV Boxing Weekly 1.25 Tarawera Ultra Marathon 1.55 FIM Superbike World Championship 2.20 Shameless USA 3.15 Phil: Secret Agent Down Under 4.10 The Renovation Game 5.05 Deal or No Deal

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.45 Cowboy Builders & Bodge Jobs 12.40 5 News Lunchtime 12.45 Big Brother: Timebomb 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 NCIS 3.15 FILM: A Surrogate’s Terror (2014) 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours 6.00 Car Crash TV 6.30 5 News Tonight 7.00 GPs: Behind Closed Doors; 5 News Update 8.00 Dogs Make You Laugh Out Loud; 5 News at 9 9.00 Benefits Britain: Big Families Special 10.00 Big Brother: Timebomb 11.00 Big Brother’s Bit on the Side 12.00 The Hotel Inspector 12.55 SuperCasino

Channel 5

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Horsham undone by East Grinstead in the final Saturday May 9 – Sussex Women’s Cup Final East Grinstead 2 - 0 Horsham Ladies 1st XI

It has been a disappointing season for Horsham ladies hockey team

Horsham Park Aquathlon Series to run multiple times throughout summer Photo by Steve Hook

Go Tri events start Saturday Aquathlon Dave Smith – Sports Editor

This Saturday, May 16 at midday, the first of this year’s GO TRI

Horsham Joggers have marathon weekends Athletics Julia Johnson - Horsham Joggers Horsham Joggers have been enjoying a number of races during the last two weeks.

The Mid-Sussex Marathon Weekend took place on the Bank Holiday weekend and consisted of three races over three days, totalling a distance of 26.2 miles. Seven Horsham Joggers completed all three races, receiving a special Marathon Weekend medal: Paul Yokom, Carol-Anne Davies-Jones, Ali Gormley, Paul Burgess, Amanda Sullivan, Helen Woods and Helen Mallows.

Full results: East Grinstead 10 mile: Paul Yokom 1:21:16, Emma Comber 1:23:02, Mark Smee 1:23:12, Carol-Anne DaviesJones 1:24:51, Ali Gormley 1:24:52, Paul Burgess 1:32:40, Amanda Sullivan 1:40:43, Helen Woods 1:40:43, Helen Mallows 1:40:43, Fiona Clifton 1:48:15.

Haywards Heath 10 mile: Raff Vitale 1:10:07, Harry Wilcox 1:10:17, Emma Catlow 1:20:39, Paul Yokom 1:21:11, Ali Gormley 1:21:35, CarolAnn Davies-Jones 1:21:35, Alan Pettitt 1:22:34, Saul Bignell 1:23:57, Daniel Price 1:27:43, Paul Burgess 1:24:34, Amanda Sullivan 1:36:01, Helen Woods 1:36:27, Helen Mallows 1:36:01, Finbarr Cotter 1:36:10, Viv Underhill 1:37:10, Karen Sciberras 1:51:32, Claire Burrows 2:11:50.

Burgess Hill 10k: Paul Yokom 49:26, Ali Gormley 51:05, Carol-Ann Davies-Jones 51:06, Paul Burgess

Hockey Martin Read – Sports Reporter Horsham reached the final without playing a game after a bye in the first round and walk overs in the quarter and semi finals, but in the big match there was no easy ride.

Horsham had the misfortune to find themselves pitched against East Grinstead against whom they suffered two heavy defeats in the league earlier in the season.

Horsham have won the cup eight times since 2002, beating East Grinstead 3-2 in last year’s event but this season Grinstead have been a different proposition, winning the Women’s Conference East League by nine clear points, fully earning promotion after scoring more goals and conceding fewer than any other team.

By contrast Horsham’s season ended with narrow defeats in the play offs resulting in relegation, after which Team Manager Jane Denman said: “It is so sad, the girls gave it their all this season and I couldn’t be prouder of them but the luck just didn’t go our way. Our new coach, England’s Dan Shingles, made a big impact and the girls looked a good team in the final stages of the season.”

Club Chairman Nick Evans added: “We’ve had a hugely disappointing end to the season but we’ll re-group during the summer and do our very best to bounce back. There should be new opportunities for some of our impressive young emerging players!”

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Aquathlon Series will take place at The Pavilions in Horsham Park.

This event will be one of six in the series with the other five being held on June 20, July 18, August 22,

September 19, and October 24.

The events are primarily aimed at newcomers, beginners & novices aged over 14 but will be great fun for all levels. The Aquathlon event, which consists of a swim and then a run, has a entry cost of only £5 and was chosen to make it as accessible to as many people as possible as the only equipment needed is a swimming costume, t-shirt and some trainers.

Last year Horsham Tri Club ran 6 events with an broad range of participants, ages ranging from 14 to 74, many of whom had never participated in an event like this before.

Horsham Tri Club Chairman John Birkens said “We are delighted to be running these six events in 2015, and hope to make Go Tri Horsham and other such events a regular fixture which locals can support at the Pavilions leisure centre” For more information about the events and the club email Graham Kempster at horshamtriclub@ gmail.com.

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Four Horsham Joggers completed the tough Three Forts Marathon: Ian Moore 4:54:04, Lorraine Treadwell 4:54:50. Graham Clarke 4:58:40, Jo Campbell 5:52:11.

Seven Horsham Joggers completed all three races, receiving a special Marathon Weekend medal The Hastings 5 mile, the latest in the Sussex Grand Prix series, was completed by Alan Pettitt 37:04 and Mike Thornton 37:11.

The Hedgehoppers 5 mile, a West Sussex Fun Run League race, was completed by Rob Crocker 33:46, Mike O’Grady 35:52, Matt Payne 40:49, Ian Wilcox 44:45, Viv Underhill 47:58, Margaret Wadman 50:53, Elisabeth Scott 51:09, Fiona Clifton 51:20, Rod Thomson 51:27, Caroline Bransden 52:11, Diane Berry 55:01, Edna Clark 1:00:59, Mary Klanczkowski 1:02:23, Claire Burrows 1:04:00, Jane Adams 1:06:27, Jenny Boyd 1:10:02, Victoria Saunders 1:15:08.

Have a family day out at Comptons Tennis Club Tennis Dave Smith – Sports Editor On Sunday May 17 from 2.00pm – 5.30pm, local tennis club, Comptons, are holding a Family Day, as part of the Great British Tennis Weekend.

The family day is intended to suit all from complete novices to experienced players who are looking to get back into the sport. There will be all sorts of activities taking place, including coaching sessions for adults and juniors, opportunities to try out the ball machine, or to just book a court at no charge. Rackets and balls

will be provided.

Absolutely anyone can get involved. Whether you’ve never picked up a racket before or are a seasoned regular. To take part, follow the link to the Great British Tennis Weekend on the Club’s events page at www.comptonstennisclub. co.uk and book a session. There will be a draw for a half price membership on the day if you take your copy of the District Post with you to the club that is based on Leechpond Hill, Lower Beeding, RH13 6NR. For further information contact the club Chairman Martin Lyne at martinlyne@f2s.com

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Sparrows celebrate their year Photo by Dominic Smith Photography

Horsham Sparrows award winners Football Dave Smith – Sports Editor Horsham Sparrows FC celebrated another year of football with their annual fun day and award ceremony at Tanbridge School last weekend.

In what has become a highly anticipated event, all the teams at the club were represented with players, family and friends, all enjoying the football matches in near perfect weather.

This year, in addition to all the Sparrows boys and girls teams the

club was joined by three teams from Greenway who played at Under 8, under 9 and Under 11 age groups. This was followed by the final match between the boy’s team’s managers and girl’s team’s managers which ended honours even at 0-0 To round off the day, the award ceremony was hosted by Club Chairman Chris Cooper and Club President Ian Morris. As well as celebrating the player’s achievements, the club’s recently qualified Coaches were presented with an award by Kate McIntyre of Keysource who helped to fund a recent FA level 1 course that they all successfully completed. The day was also a great way for the club to recognise the support of shirt sponsors Leaders and everyone else involved with running the club and contributing to another great season.

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Pulborough freeze at Worthing but hot up at home against Bognor Bowls Jane Gray – Pulborough B.C. The May Bank Holiday afforded Pulborough players some valuable practice, with a new set of skips showing their skills on the green for the first time, some with more success than others, but all with a smile at the finish.

In the high winds and freezing temperatures of Wednesday 6, Pulborough played away at Worthing Beach Park from 2pm. The conditions seemed to suit the hardy Worthing players, with the score line finishing 80/69 to Worthing. Skip John Brown took top rink for Pulborough, supported by Melvin Green and Mick Ayling 26/8.

Saturday 9 saw the return of the hotly anticipated, Ron and Eileen Branch Shield, a mixed pairs competition between the Pulborough players for the coveted silver shield. 10 pairs took part, split into groups A and B, each playing 5 games of 4 ends each. The winners of both groups played in the final. Group A winners were Jane and Malcolm Gray, group B winners were Captain Paul Day and Jan Barnes, who went on to win the final, 6 shots to 1, to raise the shield, presented by John Branch.

Pulborough BC's first game of the season in the West Sussex Bowls League, (formally the Littlehampton Gazette League) was on Sunday May 10 at home against Bognor Regis. Four rinks played and the sun

Martin Ralph 26/9, a faultless performance after drawing ahead after just end 2! Skip Ivan Salmon and team fort hard to maintain their lead after being 9/5 up at half way, but were pulled back to 12/17 down by end 19. A score of 4 shots on end 20 spurred them on to snatch the t et e b r a r esult uced aga win on the very last end by 1 shot rod p i n h st to finish 18/17 to Pulborough! ug B o og or Skip John Brown and team n b l or kept their noses in front Pu from end 2 to finish with a respectable win of 19/14. Bognor's best hope of a win came from rink 6 where Len Adsett and team were on the back foot for the second half of the game after being equal until end 12, but with some team encouragement and light refreshments, they refocused and took 1 shot on the very last end to equalize 13/13. A skilful and hard fort victory for Pulborough and a valuable haul of 9 league points out of a possible 10 on just their first league game of the season.

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Farlington's riding team at Great Bookham Equestrian Dave Smith – Sports Editor Farlington School’s riding team recently attended the GBEC Competition for the NSEA Dressage Qualifier and Regional Points League Show Jumping at Great Bookham.

Millie Bubb started the dressage competition as first rider, competing as an individual, and completed a lovely test with her new pony, Lucy. Ella Bubb, riding Pepper, was the first of the team riders, followed

by Ella Heron on Nemo, to complete Prelim tests.

Later in the day the other two team members, Ella Heron riding Finn and Lucy Crichton riding Darcy, completed Novice tests. All the riders gained scores in the 60's and the

team was placed 4th. Ella Bubb was placed 5th individually in her section and 2nd in the Combined Training (dressage and show jumping scores combined).

Ella and Millie Bubb competed in the 70cm show jumping. Ella was clear and Millie had 4 faults. In the 80cm class, Millie Bubb, Ella Bubb, Lily Heron and Ella Heron all completed clear rounds. The team was placed 2nd, beaten by just over a second. There was individual placing for Lily Heron (2nd) and Ella Heron (3rd).

Ella and Lily Heron competed in the 90cm show jumping - Lily's horse slipped part way round the course, so she decided to retire, but Ella rode a lovely clear round and was placed 2nd.

Storrington off to a winning start against Petworth B.C. Bowls John Wharmby - Storrington B.C. On Wednesday May 6, Storrington played their first friendly evening match of the season against Petworth B.C. Halfway through the match the outcome was very uncertain and the tension persisted right up to the end of the match. Four ends to go had last year's captain's team losing by 2 shots, 12 – 14, however Paul Leatherbarrow pulled his team together to take the remaining ends 10 - 0, resulting in a win of 22 - 14.

Tony Gledhill's rink were one shot down on the last end but Tony's last winning shot gave them a draw, resulting in a match result of Storrington 90 – 70 Petworth.

Results:G Page / G Newman / I Younger / D Ogley Won 35-12 B Manning /P Brooker /M Obrien /P Leatherbarrow Won 22-14 A Head /M Tewsley / D Bain / H Kendall Lost 13-24 P Smith / D Barber / L Wilson / T Gledhill Drew 20-20 Result 90-70; Points 7-3 to Storrington

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Sussex stars account for Roffey steam through in the cup depleted Billingshurst Roffey's Alex Collins took two wickets

Saturday May 9 - Sussex Premier League East Grinstead 243-7 declared (54.5 overs) Billingshurst 108 all out 45.2 overs) East Grinstead won by 135 runs Cricket Martin Read – Sports Reporter Billingshurst’s induction into the Sussex Premier League at much fancied East Grinstead was certain to be a stiff challenge – and so it proved, ending in substantial defeat with Hurst still not at full strength.

The hosts won the toss and got off to a good start, Sussex junior professional Fynn Hudson-Prentice going on to post a century. 18 year old Sussex second XI wicket keeper Leo Cammish fell one short of a fifty and although no other batsman inflicted serious dam-

age, Grinstead’s 243-7 presented a demanding task. Hurst skipper Ben Williams was again pick of the bowlers with 4-86, Dhanushka Mitipolaarachchi taking 2-74 and Andy Barr 1-42 while Sussex’s Chris Liddle went wicketless.

After a troubled beginning to Hurst’s response Dhanushka, Andy Barr and Rob Woodman all made good starts but other wickets evaporated too quickly against the wiles of Bradley Hatchett’s 5-27 and Ian Sturmer’s 3-19, Hurst tumbling to a disappointing 108 all out.

Ben Williams told the District Post: “Losing the toss didn’t help and the ball didn’t swing for us. We never really got going with the bat – they bowled well and held some great catches, contributing to our downfall.”

After three tough away games in the cup and league, tomorrow Saturday May 16, Billingshurst entertain Eastbourne at Jubilee Fields.

Horsham endure a heavy defeat against Eastbourne Michael Munday was the pick of the Horsham bowlers

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Sunday May 10 England & Wales Cricket Board National Club Championship Sutton 184 all out (44.3 overs) Roffey 185-3 (36.2 overs) Roffey won by 7 wickets After a bye in the first round, Roffey, carrying the flag for our local clubs in the national knockout cup, visited Surrey Championship Premier Division side Sutton, winning impressively.

Sutton, third in their league last season, won the toss and elected to bat only for Leigh Harrison to promptly snaffle one of the openers. Three more wickets soon fell, leaving the hosts on 33-4 in the 14th over.

Two relatively productive partnerships followed but when they ended and another wicket fell Sutton were teetering on 125-7. In subsequently getting to 184 they were deeply indebted to their captain, Garth Gavson, his 106 coming off 120 balls, following his hundred against Banstead in the previous round.

Only two other batsmen reached double figures, 21 extras making the second highest contribution, Leigh Harrison, George Fleming, Alec Collins and Dan Smith each taking two wickets.

Roffey responded with a 49 run opening stand and although they lost two more wickets – both to

Gavson - in adding another 40 there were no further alarms, skipper Josh Fleming showing the way with 68 not out and Chris Webb unbeaten on 54 as they cruised home with almost nine overs unused.

George Fleming said: “We bounced back well after yesterday and this was a great win. It was a re-

ally good cricket wicket with something in it for everyone. 240 was probably a par score but we bowled well at the start and tied them down – that made a big difference”.

In the next round, on May 31, Roffey host Beddington, 2014 runners up in Division 1 of the Surrey Championship.

Roffey shaded by travelling Nomads Saturday May 9 - Sussex Premier League Roffey 171 all out (56 overs) Preston Nomads 173-6 (45.1 overs) Preston Nomads won by 4 wickets Cricket Martin Read – Sports Reporter

Saturday May 9 - Sussex Premier League Eastbourne 272-7 (58 overs) Horsham 111 all out Eastbourne won by 161 runs Cricket Martin Read – Sports Reporter Horsham had a calamitous start to their Premier League campaign after Eastbourne won the toss, batted first at the Saffrons and put on 135 for the first wicket.

Another scalp was taken at the same score but, for some while, further success was elusive, Eastbourne reaching 216-3, aided by some dropped catches.

Horsham subsequently took four wickets, Michael Munday being the

pick of the bowlers with 3-59 but with their sometimes unpredictable batting a target of 273 was likely to be a severe challenge. In reply they were soon in trouble at 2-2 before Ben Shoare (20) and James Johnson (32) raised the spirits with a stand of 55.

But, once they were out only two of the later batsmen reached double figures, three of the upper order failing to score. At 67-6 the mood had become sombre but Paul Williams and Nathan Roberts dug in until their demise enabled Ben Barter and David Twine to run through the tail, Horsham sliding to a heavy defeat with almost 20 overs still in the bank.

Anxious for a league win Horsham return home tomorrow (Saturday May 16) to host last season’s strugglers Bexhill.

In a game of ebb and flow Roffey suffered a rare home defeat after some poor shot selection saw them collapse from 50-1 to 104-8.

Yet their last two wickets put on 67, posting a competitive score, only overhauled with some discomfort.

Reigning champions Roffey have a good track record against Nomads but since 2006 Nomads have won the league six times and were not to be denied. Roffey were indebted to three of their later batsmen: 18 year old overseas player Ben Manenti, whose 26 included impressive cover drives, Dan Smith (29) and, especially, Stuart Whittingham, showing the way with an unbeaten 43 at number ten.

Things looked black when Nomads reached 75-1 but the early season wicket had something in it for the bowlers and just when Roffey were praying for relief George Fleming went down on bended knee to pouch a caught and bowled before grabbing another scalp. A run out and a victim for Rohit Jagota and wickets for Leigh Harrison - who

Despite Leigh Harrison taking wickets, Roffey lost had taken a sharp slip catch - and, in a marathon spell, Ben Manenti, turning the ball prodigiously, reduced Nomads to 113-6.

The odds then favoured Roffey, but lusty blows in 39 not out from perennial scourge of the premier league Carl Simon to add to his earlier four wickets saw Nomads home, bringing to mind a hit title from his near namesake Carly - Nobody Does It Better.

Roffey skipper Josh Fleming said: “That wasn’t the way we wanted to start the season but they’re strong and we stuck at it really well. A few more runs would have made it interesting - we’ll play worse than that and win!” In a tight game the distribution of points (seven for Roffey and 30 for Nomads) seemed disproportionate. Tomorrow (Saturday May 16) Roffey visit Brighton & Hove.

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK I’ve still got ambitions to win the world title – if I didn’t think I could then I’d give up and play bad golf Jimmy White

Horsham secure historic league and cup double Saturday May 9 - Bob Rogers Sussex Cup Final Horsham 44 – 5 Crowborough

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Horsham captain on the day, Richard Tredgett

Horsham celebrate the historic double

Horsham completed the most successful season in their history by retaining the Bob Rogers Cup having already won the London League 3 SE championship.

The game was a fascinating gauge as to how Horsham might fare when they join Crowborough in a higher league next season.

Both sides were missing key players through injury and had to delve deep into their squads with Horsham fielding four colts from the last two seasons.

Captain Paul Talbot, powerful back row Michael Tredgett and top try scorer Jamie Gibbs were all unavailable, and influential centre Sean Tuhakaraina following a leg break in February was making his comeback on the bench.

To reach the final Crowborough have battled through some tight encounters over the last few weeks but nothing will have prepared them for the intensity of Horsham’s early onslaught. From the first scrum with the technique of Giles Barber, Matt Stone and Liam Brady in the front row to the fore, and the power coming from Jonny Goward and Joe Green in the engine room of the second row, Horsham drove back the opposition pack but Crowborough were able to get the ball away.

After five minutes and following a line out the ball was spun right

and Arun Thompson broke through a gap out wide and stepped his man to score the first try which was converted by Johnson. Straight from receiving the kick off James Whiting followed a great pick up with a 30 yard break to pass to Declan Nwachukwu but he was immediately stopped by a high tackle, and Johnson slotted the penalty.

Then Jonny Whiting picked up from the base of a wheeling scrum, and scrum-half Ben Rush committed the back row defence to put Nwachukwu in the clear who outpaced the cover and side stepped the final defender, giving Horsham a 15-0 lead after twelve minutes.

After a good period of play from Crowborough, Will Bell went close to scoring in the right hand corner.

From the ensuing line out Horsham launched a catch and drive which was finished by Rush, and after 27 minutes the Green and Whites were leading 20-0. When Crowborough spilt the ball in the tackle Johnson was the first to pounce and the ball was spun wide to Josh Mills who made good ground with a grubber kick. From this position James Whiting ran a direct line off a delayed pass from Johnson to score under the posts.

Horsham were making a clear statement of intent against a higher ranked side in the league and reached half time with a commanding 27-0 lead.

With the game appearing to be won Horsham were able to make a number of changes from the bench.

Johnson broke through and when faced with just the full back to beat he floated a long pass out to Nwa-

chukwu who scored his second try in the corner.

On 63 minutes Iain Fisher scored after a spectacular diving flip back inside by Johnson as he was going out of play, following an Ordidge break off turnover ball which was carried on by Thompson, to take the score to 37-0.

Crowborough scored a consolation try through Gus O’Grady as Horsham briefly fell off a few tackles but Horsham were determined to finish strongly with Joey Walker coming on at fly half and delaying his pass to draw the defenders on to him and allow Sean Tuhakaraina to burst through to score under the posts to take the score to a resounding 44-5.

Horsham coach Nick Stocker said “It was a great way to end the season. At the beginning of the season the job was to get promoted and retaining the cup was the icing on the cake. I asked the players to play with fire, passion and confidence, and they certainly put on a show.

I feel very proud to be associated with these guys.

It was a full squad effort however if I had to single out three players who were exceptional it would be Tom Johnson for his sprinkle of stardust, Arun Thompson for his outstanding athleticism and Richard Tredgett for his control and the hits he made”.

Horsham Team: W Bell; Nwachukwu, James Whiting, Ordidge, Mills; Johnson, Rush; Brady, Stone, Barber; Green, Goward; Tredgett (capt), Thompson, Jonny Whiting.

Replacements: Fisher, Fairs, N Bell, Smith, Price, Tuhakaraina, Walker

Whirlwind hits town – with a Tornado Snooker Martin Read – Sports Reporter The Holbrook Club was packed with snooker aficionados on Tuesday evening, many arriving early to get a ringside seat to see charismatic, colourful Jimmy White in action, a legendary pro who has played with and beaten the very best.

It was a case of its all White on the night as whirlwind Jimmy despatched all comers – until he came up against surprise guest Tony Drago, the Maltese Falcon, the Tornado.

The pair have notched up well over 400 century breaks between them at the top level, Jimmy scoring the majority but it was Tony who made

the highest break of the night, 136, beating Jimmy three frames to two in the top match.

Earlier Jason Wells from the Holbrook Club was the first to take on fast- playing Jimmy, who, when a shot was under too much consideration, quipped: “It’s a good job we’re not paying for the lights!” Jason told us: “I played my hero and it was nerve wracking.” But, it was clear that the protagonists relished the experience of taking on a sporting great, although no quarter was expected or given.

Mick Sutton, Jimmy’s agent, said: “Jimmy wants to play and wants to win!” How right he was – the pockets seemed to shrink when the amateurs were on the table. Rating

Ronnie O’Sullivan as the best player ever and best friend Alex Higgins as a great shot-maker Jimmy emphasised that he intends to keep playing: “I’ve still got ambitions to win the world title – if I didn’t think I could then I’d give up and play bad golf.”

Jimmy also plays pool, commentates on his sports, loves poker has acted in three films, received the MBE from the Queen and taken tea with Ronnie Kray in Parkhurst, but snooker is his bag and it would be immensely popular if he carried off the big prize.

Meanwhile Holbrook Manager Matt Russell beamed: “I’m really pleased to see a great event so well attended.”

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