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Horsham is hosting the first ever SprungDigi Festival this summer featuring wonderful digital artwork made by local learning disabled people of all ages alongside regional digital artists and experts.

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SprungDigi is a project all about social media and digital creativity and the lives of people with learning disabilities. Many people with learning disabilities are not able to get online and give digital a try, which means they can feel left out of the digital revolution. At a time when cuts in social care can mean less opportunities for disabled people to be included, SprungDigi is about connection! SprungDigi knows that diversity and digital together make comunities stronger.

Hosted by our learning disabled SprungDigi Crew and trained volunteers you too can enjoy digital workshops, performances and games across the town on the 10th and 11th July. SprungDigi is about keeping safe too. We are making sure that SprungDigi is for everyone.

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Take a look at what’s in store on our map - fun for the whole family. From Friday 10th July and Saturday 11th July 10 - 4pm you too can get connected. Book a place (for groups) or just turn up. You can also catch a fun digital drama performance as part of people can access social media Sparks in the Park on Sunday July and digital safely through our 12th from 12 - 5pm. SprungDigi Safe Programme. We are training volunteers to help Connect with us! people find their way around You can find us @sprungdigi or the festival and to make sure the #sprungdigi on Instagram, on digital tech works on the day! Twitter, on Facebook and at our website: www.sprungdigi.com. Or email us at: Let us know if you’d like to know more or maybe you’d like to be sprungdigital@gmail.com a SprungDigi Safe Volunteer!

Our festival is SprungDigi Safe

- welcoming and easy to access with trained volunteers on hand to help everyone get connected! No-one should be left out of digital, but it has to be safe too. We want our town to be SprungDigi Safe all round! We are a small project with great partners helping us get started. You can support SprungDigi too from your sofa or out in the streets. You can volunteer at our SprungDigi Festival - free training! You can go to our website and give us a donation however small to keep us connected. You can spread SprungDiginess by following us on social media. Find out more at www.sprungdigi.com or email us at sprungdigital@gmail.com

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Henﬁeld earns National Community Heroes award phil dennett

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Villagers have helped Henfield win the National Community Heroes of the Year Award 2015 for saving lives. Organisers say they were impressed by the way the residents got behind a scheme to get medical help to people quickly. Life-savers and first-aid volunteers are celebrating their success in their category in the St John Ambulance national annual “Everyday Heroes” awards. The charity said the win was because of what it described as “the villagers efforts to introduce an emergency response system to safeguard all its residents”. Henfield, with a population of about 6,000, has raised more than £100,000 since 2004 to fund its local community responder group. The community’s efforts paid for 23 public access defibrillators, which have already been used in 10 heart attack incidents. They have also funded an active response system that has so far responded to 2,400 emergency 999 calls on behalf of the local ambulance service, reducing serious emergency call response times by

an average of 10 minutes a call. They have also funded an emergency kit for each responder. Chairman of Henfield Parish Council Ray Osgood said: “The residents of Henfield Parish and the beautiful surrounding smaller villages and hamlets are extremely proud to receive this award. We have raised more than £100,000 to support the Henfield Area Response Team, HART, and we are equally proud of HART and privileged to have them. “Proud, because they are a great example of what local expertise and initiative can achieve by providing a service, now copied by many other communities, that brings a great sense of medical security to all local residents, and we are very privileged to come under such a dedicated medical service. “Henfield and the other communities have worked had to help provide financial support for HART, but it is the HART volunteers who are the real heroes. People who otherwise would not be alive today are still with us because of them.” Henfield was among nine winners in the Everyday Heroes awards, which were supported by the firm Physio-Control. The star-studded evening was hosted by Sky Sports presenter Kirsty Gallacher, whose father – golfer Bernard Gallacher – was saved with first aid when he

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Children will join in the new Dinosaur Island adventure play area opening ceremony at Southwater Country Park on Saturday. They will be involved in launch celebration from noon until 4pm, taking part in a dinosaur procession, with prizes for the best dinosaur costumes. The youngsters can enjoy dinosaurthemed face painting, boats to race on the lake, bones to play with and a Hunt the Dinosaur competition. The Southwater Infants Academy School Choir will perform dinosaur songs and a firework display by Aurora Fireworks will round off the day. Live music, a Skate Jam at the Skate Park, arts, crafts and much more will all be available. ‘Dinosaur Island’ features a volcano with red hot lava flows, tar quagmire, dinosaur swamp and prehistoric jungle. Children of all ages will be able

to discover dinosaur bones in the sand and deadly swampland, swing through the jungle, climb the volcano, zip wire across lizard infested ditches and traverse aerial walkways to look out over the Country Park lake. The event is organised by Horsham District Council and Southwater Parish Council. The district council, working with the parish council and West Sussex County Council, says it has also improved car parking arrangements in and around the Country Park area. But it warns during the fun day parking will be limited so if possible it would be better to walk or cycle. If you have any ideas on how the facilities at Southwater Country Park can be improved, you may let the district council know via e mail on press@horsham.gov.uk or call 01403 215571.

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The Capitol in Horsham has chosen the Springboard Project as its charity for this summer’s Elephantastic event. People can see a selection of the elephants on Sunday at the Sparks in the Park family event in Horsham park from noon until 5pm. Elephantastic, the follow-up to the successful 2013 Giraﬀe Trail in Horsham, is due to start on July 26. More than 170 of the decorated large model elephants will be scattered throughout the town and the surrounding countryside over ﬁve weeks. There will be a variety of associated events and competitions to entertain the whole family connected to the elephants. Elephantastic will raise funds and

awareness of many charities in the Horsham area and The Born Free European Elephant Sanctuary.

Elephantastic will raise funds and awareness of many charities in the Horsham area Each elephant will have a link to a local charity and The Capitol says it will link up with the staﬀ at The Springboard Project this week to introduce their elephant. which is having a make-over by one of its box oﬃce

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open as drop-in centres for any family to bring their children and enjoy our play facilities during the week. The centres are accessible with ceiling hoists and changing facilities and the Horsham centre also has a lift. Pictured outside The Capitol with their elephant are staﬀ from The Springboard Project Vickie Toms, Service Delivery Manager, Luke Woodjetts and Catherine Austin

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Golfers raise money to save lives Explore the potential of Gatwick says West Sussex Council leader Gatwick Airport’s potential should be maximised even thought it might not get a second runway. The call came from Louise Goldsmith, leader of West Sussex County Council, after it was announced Heathrow was the recommended choice. "Although the Commission has recommended allocating a new runway to Heathrow Airport, there is still scope for increased use of Gatwick Airport. Even without a second runway, flight and passenger numbers are projected to rise over the coming years so there will still be effects on the economic opportunities for our county and the communities within it. It is important to maintain and optimise the potential of Gatwick Airport in its current configuration - one runway and two terminals.”

Left to Right - John Stevens, Air Ambulance Paramedic Alan Cowley, Dr Tom Breen and Jane White Golfers at West Chiltington Golf Club have managed to raise more than £3,000 for lifesaving charity Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance. The Mens and Ladies Captains held a number of events at the 18-hole course including a 24-hour golf challenge, a black tie dinner and dance, and an auction. There was also a raﬄe with prizes

including a golf hat signed by 30 ProAm players and celebrities such as Rory Mcllroy, Ernie Els, Tim Henman and Ian Botham. In total they raised £3,202 for the air ambulance which relies almost entirely on public donations. Each callout costs about £2,500 so the substantial sum raised could eﬀectively help save a life. Men’s Captain John Stevens and

Ladies Captain Jane White presented their cheque, John said: "The air ambulance is a real necessity and certainly gives a far better chance of survival and full recovery to anyone unfortunate enough to have a serious accident.” Jane added: "It's a great charity that any one of us could be in need of as we go about our lives, not that we want it to.”

Farewell to head teacher on Sunday Pupils, parents, governors and the wider community of Pulborough are preparing to say goodbye to St Mary’s C of E Aided Primary School head teacher at the school’s Summer Fayre on Sunday . Alyson Heath will be retiring at the end of the summer term after more than 12 years service to the school. Colleagues say that during that time she has worked tirelessly to make it an outstanding primary school and one that often sets an example for many others. This year’s Summer Fayre is set to be charged with emotion as well as the usual fun and games it oﬀers to all. Not only will fayre-goers be able to wish Mrs Heath farewell but they will also be able to watch the excitement of the Wimbledon Men’s ﬁnal on the big screen. Mrs Heath said: “The school’s Summer Fayre is our major fund-raising event of the year and one that is not only enjoyed by our children and parents but also the wider community. “As this is my last Summer Fayre, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the people and businesses who have supported the school over the years. It is this level of support that helps to make St Mary’s such a special school and I am extremely grateful to you.” The Summer Fayre opens at 1pm at the school in Link Lane, Pulborough. As well as being able to watch the Wimbledon Men’s Final, the fayre offers something for all of the family including BBQ and Pimm’s tent, bouncy castle, tea room, coconut shy, tombola, Hook-a-Duck, lucky dip and much more. The fayre is organised by the school parent-teacher association.

Horsham District Council has welcomed the recommendation. Cllr Ray Dawe, district council leader, said: “We have constantly made it clear that a second runway at Gatwick would have

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Great turnout for Cowfold’s big day Villagers turned out in force for the first Cowfold Festival. Fine weather helped draw about 1800 people to the recreation ground from noon on Saturday for the afternoon events, and about 700 watched the evening entertainment that went on until 11 pm. It was the first time the village had held the re-vamped event since a name change from Cowfold Fate. Youngsters lapped up the miniature train rides of Aiden Favell, while the dazzling fairground offered rides of a speedier kind. Dog lovers brought along their pets in the hope of capturing a title in the dog show, and bird lovers flocked to the Owls Out and About attraction, with the opportunity of getting up close to attractive creatures like Willow the barn owl.

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Beat the goalie and throw the 'welly' were among the challenges, while there was plenty of energy from the Horsham Black Dragon Morris Dancers, a mixed ‘side’ whose dances include some Cotswold-style movements unique to Horsham. The horticultural show had some charming exhibits including the attractive Apple Blossom climbing rose of Lesley Etherton, winner of the Innes Cup for the outstanding ﬂoral and foliage exhibit. An impressive display of old cars, including a stunning 1959 Mercury Monterey from Eric Collard, of Burgess Hill, was among the attractions in the classic and sports car show, and local groups took the chance to get into the spotlight with stalls.

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The Weald School’s ‘green car’ racers head for more success

Green car in action

Students are heading for autumn ﬁnals with their “green” car after giving it an electronic boost. The youngsters at Weald School, Billingshurst, took a big step towards retaining the National Greenpower Car championship title they won last October with success in heats at Goodwood. Greenpower car racing involves racing cars built by students aged 11 to 16, and powered by two car batteries. Schools from all over the country compete. The heat at Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit involved 58 cars. Students raced over an hour and a half, with the winner being judged by who has covered the most distance in the time.

In race one the school’s “Purple Predator” won, with last year’s champion car coming in third place. In race 2 the same cars achieved second and sixth place. These results secure the places of both cars in the national ﬁnal later in the year. Year 10 student Max Mooney said: “We were really pleased with how the cars run but we have much more to do and we know we can go faster and further. We added some sophisticated electronics to the “Purple Predator” for this race, and it worked a treat”. The Weald cars will be in action in a few weeks’ time at Rockingham Race Track, where the students and cars hope to perform even better.

The Forest Falcon from Forest School Horsham, raced at Goodwood and was placed 27th overall having travelled 28.8miles at a top speed of 19.5 mph. Within the kit car race, for those teams that are using the Greenpower supplied kits, Forest Falcon placed 5th. The boys are racing again at Dunsfold in September. For the competition students design and build an electric car, powered by batteries, and race it. The motor and batteries are common to all cars, but designs vary widely. Currently an event is over two races which last for one and a half hours, with each race on a single set of batteries and a minimum of three drivers.

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Champion charity shop Quick-masterpiece nets Nepal firefighter celebrates after success £20,000 for charity rescuers thanked A team of West Sussex firefighters has been officially thanked for their international search and rescue work following the devastating earthquake in Nepal. Six members of the county’s Technical Rescue Unit were part of the UK team that flew out to help following April’s devastating quake, that left more than 8,000 people dead and countless homeless. They were tasked with searching an area north of Kathmandu’s centre in the suburb of Chandol, along with surrounding areas. The West Sussex unit is based in Horley, but members come from across the county. Five of the six who travelled to Nepal - Matt Simmons, from East Wittering; Owen Marfany, from Horsham; Antony Walker and Neil Graham, from Shoreham; and Joe Sacco, from Worthing – spent ten days on the humanitarian mission. Their team leader, Adrian Kirkpatrick, from Crawley Down, remained in Nepal a few days longer while arrangements were made for key equipment to be returned home. As well as providing vital humanitarian aid, international missions allow our firefighters to bring back vital skills for incidents closer to home. As the West Sussex team leads on logistics for the UK they also arranged for a local vet to travel with them to care for the search and rescue dogs who travelled to Nepal. The whole team, along with their families, was invited to West Chiltington and Thakeham Cricket Club for an event hosted by West Sussex County Council chairman Pat Arculus,. After welcoming everyone Cllr Arculus thanked the team for their dedication in protecting our residents and in their work abroad and said: “I would like to give special recognition to the families who are left behind and to those who support the team at home.” She was joined by vice chairman Lionel Barnard, cabinet member for residents’ services. David Barling and council leader Louise Goldsmith, who told members of the rescue unit: “We all thank you for your commitment and for always being on standby to go out and help people in situations that must be incredibly difficult and challenging. We also very much appreciate your work in West Sussex. I honestly believe we have the best Fire and Rescue Service in the country.” These thanks were echoed by Sean Ruth, executive director of communities and public protection and chief fire officer, who said: “You are a really skilled and motivated team, not just with the work you do overseas but for everything you do every day for communities across West Sussex. You have all been invited tonight because it is a real team effort, there is the team that stay behind and provide cover here and the support you all receive to do this from your families.” The TRU was set up in 2006 and the mission to Nepal is the sixth the team has undertaken in as many years, following previous efforts to help in Indonesia, Haiti, New Zealand, Japan and Bosnia.

Charity champs from Horsham threw a party and thanked the public for their success. Cancer Research UK in East St won the national charity’s 'Shop of the year 2015'. Shop manager Victoria Francis said: "The volunteers and I are over the moon to have won this fantastic award; we all work very hard to keep the shop full and tidy. “We would like to thank the peo-

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Military show a record breaking hit A showcase of military metal and mechanics broke charity records. More than 3,000 fans at the weekend’s two-day Capel Military Vehicle Show raised just over £5,000 for Help For Heroes, which was twice the amount raised last year. Highlights included a Chinook helicopter landing on Saturday and staying for the day. It had been used in the Falklands, Bosnia, Gulf War, Iraq and other conﬂicts and also used for humanitarian aid in Pakistan.

The crowds, who included comedian Al Murray and his family, saw a huge range of more than 200 vehicles at Aldhurst Farm, from military motor cycles to menacing-looking main battle tanks and powerful frontline helicopters. Serving Flight Lieutenant Andrew Davidson, one of the organisers, said: “We promised that this show would be bigger and louder than ever and we were true to our word.” On these pages the Post presents a snapshot of the action.

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Don’t Forget! Plastic pots, tubs, trays and bottles can now go in your recycling bins Horsham District Council now collects plastic pots, tubs and trays in your blue-top bin. A sustainable market for this type of plastic has now been established making the recycling system for Horsham district residents even easier.

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With this improvement to residents’ recycling collection we can now take clean plastic pots, tubs, trays and bottles from all around the house – not just the kitchen.

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But remember, all recyclable items still need to be placed in your blue-top bins clean, dry and loose; not tied up in plastic bags. At the moment we still CAN NOT accept plastic toys, plastic bags, plastic plant pots or any other type of plastic that is not a food tray, plastic bottle or tub.

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Dancers discovered there was no rationing of goodwill and fun as a 1940s-50s dance session raised £1500 for a charity. Age UK Horsham District entertained 115 guests at the town’s Drill Hall with a ‘Strictly Vintage ‘themed tea dance. Guests of all ages dressed what organisers described as “magnificently” in vintage style outfits and the afternoon was spent dancing to music from the eras provided by The Legionnaires Dance Band. During the interval guests were treated to a delicious afternoon tea on vintage china served by ‘Splendid Occasions’ with music during the break provided by Kerry Le Bern, known as ‘The Lady sings’, and saxophonist Dave Funnell together forming ‘Jazz a Deux’. Guests so enjoyed this interlude that many continued to dance! One guest said: “I used to come to the Black-out dances at the Drill Hall many years ago - and it’s been lovely to have a dance again today.” Community Fundraiser Angie De Ath said: “The Strictly Vintage Tea Dance has proved in its second year to be a great success and is now very firmly on the dancing map of Horsham. “ We have already booked the date of Saturday 26th June for 2016 and hope that our guests will return next year to have another wonderful afternoon of dancing and to support our charity.” Janice Leeming Chief Executive of Age UK Horsham District compered for the day and thanked the Horsham business community, including Partridge Green brewery ‘Dark Star’ who sponsored the event, for being integral to its success.

Tanbridge House (photos by Splaat Media) Steyning Grammar School’s Sixth Form College Class of 2015, Year 13 leavers celebrated their formal prize giving dinner at Avisford Park Hotel, near Arundel. The evening was attended by 230 sixth

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Students celebrated the 400th anniversary of their school by meeting the Duchess of Gloucester. The Duchess is pictured visiting visiting Steyning Grammar School for a tour of the school’s boarding campus and Church Street, Lower School to meet with staﬀ and students. The visit on Tuesday marked the 400th Anniversary of the school and was in recognition of the school’s unique ‘Day and Residential’ status and the excellent learning outcomes for students. The Lord-Lieutenant of West Sussex, Mrs Susan Pyper greeted the Duchess who presented Denise Patterson, High Sheriﬀ of West Sussex; Cllr Pat Arculus, chairman West Sussex County Council; Cllr Tricia Youtan, chairman Horsham District Council; Tom Crowley, chief executive, Horsham District Council; Tony Blaker, Assistant Chief Constable, Sussex Police and, representing Steyning Grammar School, Mrs Marion Gue, chair of governors; Mr Don-

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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 29th June 2015 and 3rd July 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/15/1468 Land West of Pipers Hollow Forest Road Horsham West Sussex Demolition of existing buildings and structures and erection of 20 No. dwellings (including 8 affordable) with associated roads, parking and landscaping; creation of new access off Forest Road and closure of existing access. Reason for Advert: Major Development. The development would affect a Public Right of Way.

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DC/15/1257 Palmerston House The Street Cowfold West Sussex Proposed loft conversion forming additional 2-bed flat Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. Conservation Area. DC/15/1423 Oak Cottage Church Lane Henfield West Sussex BN5 9NY Internal and external alterations. New and revised boundary treatments. Upgraded parking area (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building. DC/15/1422 Oak Cottage Church Lane Henfield West Sussex BN5 9NY Internal and external alterations. New and revised boundary treatments. Upgraded parking area (Full Planning) Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/1321 Norfolk Arms 18 Church Street Steyning West Sussex BN44 3YB Conversion of former first floor meeting/ function room to a one bedroom flat, with associated works Reason for Advert: Listed Building. DC/15/1322 Norfolk Arms 18 Church Street Steyning West Sussex BN44 3YB Conversion of former first floor meeting/ function room to a one bedroom flat, with associated works Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

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DC/15/1352 Quince Cottage Mill Lane Partridge Green Horsham West Sussex RH13 8JU Demolish and replace existing single storey detached garage Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/1386 10 Bishopric Horsham West Sussex RH12 1QR Erection of 1 x internally illuminated fascia sign and 1 x internally illuminated projecting sign Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/1420 Walders Cottage Church Lane Henfield West Sussex BN5 9NY Alterations to house and new boundary fencing (Full Planning) Reason for Advert: Listed Building. DC/15/1421 Walders Cottage Church Lane Henfield West Sussex BN5 9NY Alterations to house and new boundary fencing (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building. DC/15/1438 Two Wells Church Street Rudgwick Horsham West Sussex RH12 3EH Creation of single storey extension to rear and single storey extension to side. Create wider opening through existing doors from kitchen to rear extension. Install new glazed double doors from existing sitting room to rear extension. Infill existing window from kitchen to side extension (Householder application for a listed building) Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/1439 Two Wells Church Street Rudgwick Horsham West Sussex RH12 3EH Creation of single storey extension to rear and single storey extension to side. Create wider opening through existing doors from kitchen to rear extension. Install new glazed double doors from existing sitting room to rear extension. Infill existing window from kitchen to side extension. Reason for Advert:Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

DC/15/1455 Bottom Cottage The Street Thakeham Pulborough West Sussex RH20 3EP To increase parking by utilising part of the garden at the rear of the property Reason for Advert: Listed Building. Conservation Area. DC/15/1456 Mouse Cottage Mouse Lane Steyning West Sussex BN44 3LQ Change of use of part of vacant field to provide access, turning and parking for 2 cars for the sole use of the occupants of Mouse Cottage Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. Conservation Area. DC/15/1407 Lintotts Gay Street Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2HH Change of use from C3 to Sui Generis to provide overnight accommodation for visiting clients of Nyetimber Reason for Advert: Listed Building. DC/15/1371 Coppards Shermanbury Place Brighton Road Shermanbury West Sussex Internal refurbishment and extension of Coppards dwelling. Remove existing garage doors and introduce new windows/glazing. Introduce stepped terraced landscape to rear garden. Replace existing derelict sheds with contemporary annexe. Introduce new garage/plant room to east part of the site. Revise existing access route to Coppards and introduce new driveway Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/1412 Ask Italian The Kings Head Carfax Horsham West Sussex RH12 1EE Alterations to external window frames and doors and alterations to internal walls, to include the addition of wall tiles. New vinyls applied to manifestations to windows at ground floor Reason for Advert: Listed Building. Conservation Area. DC/15/1118 The Old Bakehouse Church Street Rudgwick Horsham West Sussex RH12 3EB Erect a wire fence with wooden posts along the boundary with the churchyard for approximately 72 feet (Total Length) to stop the dog running off. Reason for Advert:Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

DC/15/1415 Easteds Farm Easteds Lane Southwater Horsham West Sussex RH13 9DP Erection of 1 x 4 bedroom detached dwelling Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/1453 106 High Street Steyning West Sussex BN44 3RD Incorporation of 2no. light tubes into pitched roof (single stoery) at rear of property in conservation area Reason for Advert: Conservation Area. DC/14/1744 Little Paddocks Pound Lane Upper Beeding West Sussex Provision of residential development of 31 dwellings comprising 4 no. 1 bedroom apartments , 10 no. 2 bedroom houses, 8 no. 3 bedroom houses, and 9 no. 4 bedroom houses with associated access provision, roads, parking facilities and open space (Outline Application) 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. The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/14/1745 Pound Lane Upper Beeding West Sussex Provision of residential development of 23 dwellings comprising 3 no. 1 bed apartments, 7 no. 2 bedroom houses, 9 no. 3 bedroom houses and 4 no. 4 bedroom houses with associated access provision, roads, parking facilities and open space (Outline application - east of Pound Lane) 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. Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/1225 6 Park Place Horsham West Sussex RH12 1DG Retrospective planning application for new shop front and upper floor windows, including change of materials Reason for Advert: Conservation Area.

A copy of each application, the submitted plans and documents and any environmental statement as appropriate are available for inspection on the Councilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;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 Councilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website or the SDNP website.

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Digital drive continues Living Landscapes at Hampton Court after successful meeting Horsham becoming the UK’s next Digital Hub is looking more and more like a possibility, following a successful Business Breakfast Meeting at Tanbridge House School last week, to explore new IT/tech opportunities in the town. Businesses and individuals, working within the digital industries, attended the event from across Sussex and the South East, in order to discuss opportunities and ideas for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, The Arts and Maths) in the area, with a view to Horsham becoming the next key area for these industries in the UK. The aim of the meeting was to highlight the desire to make the digital industries accessible to young people; beneﬁt local start-ups and wider business interests and corporate responsibilities; bridge the gap between industry/commerce and schools; support the local community; discuss the ‘Futures’ room (new technologies available to students and the local community) and networking opportunities. Featuring guest speakers from BlockBuilders, Curiosity Hub, Red River, University of Brighton, SmashFest UK and Creative Assembly, a number of key ideas were discussed (including how to nurture and retain talent), bringing tech opportunities to people of all ages, engaging young people in STEAM and what Horsham can oﬀer versus London/Brighton.

Addressing an audience of around 50 people, Tanbridge students gave a presentation on how technology aﬀects their lives, and answered questions about the idea of school science days (on the same scale as sports days), how computing/coding is taught in primary and secondary schools, and more. The event, which was fully booked, has inspired some exciting collaborations and initiatives for the area already, including Horsham taking part in the national Festival of Code, which invites teams of young people to spend a week inventing a unique idea to create a website, app, game, algorithm or hardware hack, using open data (http://festival.yrs.io/). The event was organised through an ongoing partnership with Tanbridge House School, Hack Horsham, Creative Assembly and Horsham Blueprint. It supports some ongoing projects between the team, including Coder Dojo workshops (teaching young people how to code, with the help of expert teachers and mentors from Creative Assembly) and an innovative design project in Primary Schools, which asked children to redesign Horsham using Minecraft and view it using Oculus Rift 3d headsets. If you would like to ﬁnd out more or to register your interest in the next event, please contact Sally Linsell at Tanbridge House School atslinsell@ ths.uk.net or call 01403 755981.

Horsham-based landscaping business, Living Landscapes, has been awarded two Silver Gilt medals at this year’s RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. The ﬁrm rose to the challenge of sponsoring and building two gardens in the Summer Gardens category, City Twitchers and H U G: Healing Urban Garden, both of which have wowed the RHS judges. Tecwyn Evans, Director of Living Landscapes, says, “It is a great honour to receive Silver Gilt medals! We are delighted to be recognised at this prestigious show, in its 25th anniversary this year. Our two gardens were very diﬀerent and we are thrilled that the judges found a high level of merit in both the gardens.”

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Slinfold’s Pink Golfers raise £5,000 for charity The eagerly awaited 'flag ship' event at Slinfold Golf & Country Club, Pink Day, did not disappoint. The event, in it's 5th year, saw 100 golfers resplendent in pink, competing for the prestigious Brenda Jackson Charity Cup. Golfers, helpers and staff in pink, pink flags, and pink cakes, set the scene for this fun 'Texas scramble' event. The day was kicked off by the traditional auction for favourable tees and shotgun start, which was proceeded by registration and purchase of raffle tickets. The halfway house was adorned by Pink toped fairy cakes in every shade and size imaginable. The fairways found and the exquisite greens conquered - eventually. The pink players gathered in the clubhouse for the traditional auction and prize presentations. With 13 auction lots, ranging from tickets for the BBC Proms in the

Park, and beautiful silver cuﬄinks, to vouchers for the prestigious Cowdray Park and Fox Hills, the auction alone raised over £1,100, thanks to the skills of auctioneer Tony Tisshaw. Everyone was a winner at this memorable day; a little or a lot lighter in wallet or purse perhaps, but well worth it, supporting two worthy charities. The actual winners of the Charity Cup were Men's Captain Clive Wright (8), David Robinson (8), Kevin Crump (7) and Bertie Chambers [0] with a very impressive score of 53.7, which included 12 birdies and 2 eagles, nearly 4 strokes ahead of Beckie Mabbutt, Igor Lemmens, Mike Lowery and Melanie Wedgbury, on 57.9. Third place was won by Ian Massbery, Sue Thompson, Andy & Sue Puttock with 58.1 Nearest the pin prizes were won

by Brenda O'Brien, Sue Thompson and Anne Ditchfield, for the ladies, and the men, Fred Ransley, Ian Massbery and Bertie Chambers. Presentations completed, it was time to appreciate just how generous the event supporters had been. With a cheque from Waitrose, donations from The Red Lyon (Slinfold), Julie & Martin Babisters Coffee day, the supporters raised £5,200! Pink Day has raised £28,250 over the past five years. As previously, 100% of the monies collected will be divided equally between the local Macmillan Nurses at Midhurst and Breakthrough Breast Cancer UK. The organisers Barbara Wilson and Peter Jackson would like to thank the golf club and staff, all the hard working volunteers, and the extensive support of the players in making Pink Day such a successful and enjoyable day!

Merger ensures health Sainsbury’s Horsham helps charity of Storrington & Adur Residents of Storrington and Adur areas have access to more health and ﬁtness facilities after the merger of two groups. West Chanctonbury Recreation Association and Adur Community Leisure joined forces earlier this year. Members of Impulse Leisure’s Lancing Manor, Southwick, Wadurs and Chanctonbury Sport and Leisure centres can now use facilities at all four sites as part of their standard membership. The new arrangement gives both new and existing members access to three fully equipped TechnoGym

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Award for council staﬀ Community responders have received a £3,000 boost from Sainsbury’s in Horsham as part of the Local Charity of the Year scheme. The group was chosen by customers and colleagues last June and has received support from the store for the past year. Pictured at the cheque presentation are Matt Angel, Deputy Store Manager Sainsbury’s, Hilary Humphrey of Horsham Responders and Jane Etheridge PR Ambassador at

Council staﬀ have won national recognition for helping promote business. The team from Horsham District Council’s Environmental Health department picked up at the Best Primary Authority Partnership 2015 award together with the council’s trade partner, the National Federation of Meat and Food Traders. The awards are in recognition of work done by local authorities to support business growth and regulatory compliance. Horsham’s Environmental Health

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A summer of fun at The Hawth The summer holidays will soon be here and with them comes six weeks to ﬁll with fun-packed activities, holidays, days out and maybe a little daytime TV too. If you’re still looking for ways to keep your children entertained, then look no further. The Hawth has a variety of weeklong workshops lined up, that will give your children the chance to have fun, learn new skills and make friends, all under the watchful eye of professionals. July 27-31, 10am-4pm Circuswurx Summer School A unique, creative, week-long course for 8 to 16 year olds. Learn juggling, stiltwalking, unicycling and balloon modelling, with a show for friends and family on the Friday afternoon, themed around Jules Verne and Steampunk. Tickets: £85 (ES40 £65). A Crawley Arts Development event August 3-7, 10am-4pm Drama Summer School A fun week-long intensive drama course for 8 to 13 year olds, full of games, theatre skills, team building, improvisation and most of all, great fun! Tickets: £85 (ES40: £65). A Crawley Arts Development event August 10-14, 10.30am-3.30pm Musical Theatre School: High School Heavyweights - Grease v Hairspray Children aged 11-16 are invited to join Danny, Sandy, the T birds and the Pink Ladies and welcomed to the '60s, as two of the top musicals go head to head! Dance, sing and act through Rydell High, along with Link, Seaweed, Penny and even Edna, to see which mu-

Friday 10 July Catfish Blues Band (20.30 Supporting Babajack) Talking Heads,Southampton (023 8067 8446) Willie Austen (21.00) The Deers Hut,Liphook (01428 724406) Saturday 11 July The Embers, The Red Lyon, Slinfold 8.30pm - FREE The Tony Stone Band (20.30 - BYO booze/food. £5 entry) Copsale Village Hall, Copsale (07502 013864) Catfish Blues Band (Burnerfest) The Limeburners,Billingshurst (01403 782311) Alter Ego (20.30 - sensational powerful harmonies band) The Tanners Arms,Horsham (01403 588789) Big Yello Taxi (20.30) The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302) Half Hour Hotel (12pm til close Featuring Throbbin Hood, Aimee, Catfish, Blackspires, Half Hour Hotel, The Speak, Second Hand News, Beaten Tracks, Cabinaires and Milly & Roger) [More Info...] The Limeburners, Young Performers Concerts (14.00 - 16.00) The Carfax Bandstand,Horsham

sical ends up on top! We guarantee that you’ll be Hopelessly Devoted in a show like no other, featuring some of your favourite songs. Tickets: £80 (sibling: £70). Performance Tickets: £5. August 17-20, 10.30am-3.30pm Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Summer School A chance for 6-10 year olds to bring Charlie Bucket's wonderful adventure to life on stage. Come and be a part of this production and discover the wonderful world of Willy Wonka's factory. Tickets: £65 (sibling: £55). Performance Tickets: £5

If you’re still looking for ways to keep your children entertained, then look no further August 24-26 Hawth Rock School Take your performing to the next level, whether you sing or play drums, sax, strings, keyboards, guitar, uke, mandolin or bass. For 12-17 year olds with some level of experience and ability (ability to read music not essential). Fun-packed workshops with professional musicians. Further details mark@allwoodmusic.co.uk Tickets: £85 (sibling: £75). Please bring a packed lunch and plenty to drink; wear comfortable clothes and ﬂat shoes. To book please call The Hawth Box Oﬃce on 01293 553636.

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Some of our facilities include: 5 a-side football on our new 3G pitches, full size football and rugby, tennis, squash, a state of the art gym The Capitol is delighted to present a and much more! full screening of Disney’s FROZEN.

Sing-a-Long-a-Frozen leads the audience through the epic journey For a day in August, there will be to ﬁnd Anna's sister Elsa, the Snow Willie Austen (21.00) The opportunities to join a live host, Queen, and put an end to her icy e Holbrook Boars Club Head,Horsham we pride ourselves venue atfor theallHolbrook the family, Club we pride ourselves on offering two a venue for all the family, (01403 on offering a Here who will engage audiences, by guid- spell. 267268) t pop down today and see what the Holbrook Club socan whyoffer not pop you.down today and see what the Holbrook Club can offer you. ing them through the interactive Get your little ones dressed up as Open Mic with Stan (20:30) screening, explaining how to use their favourite character and treat The Malt Shovel,Horsham the free prop bag, warming up sing- them to a magical experience, where (01403 252302) ing voices and (with the help of Lane, the Horsham, audience members are the stars! North Heath Lane, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 5PJ North Heath West Sussex RH12 5PJ sing-a-long princesses) So,‘do you wanna build a snowPhone: 01403 751150 Email: office@theholbrookclub.co.uk Phone:teaching 01403 751150 Email: office@theholbrookclub.co.uk Listings kindly supplied by dance moves! man...?’ www.theholbrookclub.co.uk/ www.theholbrookclub.co.uk/ www.horsham-rocks.co.uk For further information and bookThe most popular Disney comedy-adventure to hit the big screen, ings, contact The Capitol Theatre.

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EVENT OF THE WEEK ANIMAL RESCUE FUN FAIR August 2

Once again, Holbrook Animal Rescue will be holding their annual Summer Fair on in aid of the charity. A range of stalls selling everything from jewellery and bags to toys, plants and animal services & accessories will be on show. Kids will be entertained with range of amusements while adults can browse the brica-brac stalls and try their luck at the tombola! 12pm – 4.30pm http://holbrook-summerfair.info

RAFA COFFEE MORNING July 15 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.

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

COLGATE JUMBLE SALE

July 18 11am – 5pm A jumble sale will be taking place in the village of Colgate inside the Colgate Memorial Hall on Saturday, 18th July. Starting at 1pm, price of admission is only 50p!

CATSTRAVAGANZA July 18 Cats Protection Horsham & District Branch will be at the Roffey Millennium Hall, Crawley Road, Horsham from 1.30 - 3.30pm. On sale will be home-made cakes, CP gifts and more. We will also be holding a raffle with the first prize being a pet portrait worth £95,

CLOUD TREE COFFEE SHOP

NATHAN HASSALL BOOK LAUNCH

July 10 - July 16 The Cloud Tree Coﬀee Shop at Birchﬁeld Nursery has opened its doors again. Open every day from 10am - 4pm. Enjoy a range of freshly prepared sandwiches, homemade cakes, snacks and hot & cold drinks. Tel: 01273 494058

July 15 Horsham based poet and writer Nathan Hassall is holding a book launch at The Dead Parrot. The evening will start at 7pm and make sure you check out the special ‘Of Gods and Gallows Cocktail,’ expertly crafted by the award winning Dead Parrot bar team. Copies of the book will be available to buy on the night.

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July 11 - 12 St Mary Magdalene Church, Rusper. 12 noon till 5pm. Exhibition of member’s drawings and paintings in all mediums. Tea, coﬀee & cakes served all day. A Family Service to celebrate the Arts will be held on Sunday 12th at 11am.

July 11 Tony Stone and his band will performing live in the grounds of Copsale Hall. Playing anything from the Beatles, Snow Patrol, The Eagles... and the list goes on, there really is something for everyone. Bring your own picnic and refreshments and dance the night away under the stars. Doors open 7.00pm, tickets £5.

HENFIELD SUMMER SHOW July 18 Henﬁeld Summer Show the Club will welcome visitors to their show stand which will feature a gardening war time theme. Members of the club will welcome visitors and provide information about the about the club and its many activities. For membership enquiries Contact Julia Simpson by e-mail jbs@backsettown.demon. co.uk or tel 01273493900.

ST MARY’S CHURCH FUN DAY July 18 Come and ﬁnd out about our beautiful church building, tower tours, bell-ringing, “brass” rubbing, organ demos, guided trails and a treasure hunt in the churchyard plus lots of workshops: drumming, ﬂower-arranging, teddy zip wire and of course a café. 12pm - 4pm.

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Mata Hari: Female spy makes a stop in Horsham en route to Edinburgh

Following performances in the USA, and immediately before heading North for the Edinburgh Fringe, a play written and directed

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by Gavin Robertson and performed by Katharine Hurst, will be playing at the Capitol. With original music by Danny

Bright, set in the time of The Great War, when millions of men struggled and fought in the mud and hell of the trenches, this is the story of the most notorious spy in history. Or was she?.. Mata Hari: Dancer, lover, conﬁdante, courtesan, contradiction and liar, executed in 1917 - Is her's a story of a set up? In a tale, inspired by her own words, Mata Hari: Female Spy is a production not to be missed. “I am a woman who enjoys herself very much; sometimes I lose, sometimes I win.” “Robertson is an eloquent writer” Kansas City Star “Hurst is astonishingly versatile” The Stage For booking information, contact The Capitol Theatre.

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EDISON LIGHTHOUSE & THE SWINGING BLUE JEANS Friday 10 July 8pm Take a trip down memory lane with The Swinging Blue Jeans and Edison Lighthouse. Sing your heart out remembering those classic hits including Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes, Hippy Hippy Shake, You’re No Good and Good Golly Miss Molly.

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TREE FU TOM Saturday 11 July 1pm & 3.30pm Join CBeebies star Tree Fu Tom on his first nationwide tour! Full of fun, music and laughter, Tom will need your help to do the Tree Fu moves that could help save the day. Be a part of the magic! Next month, The Capitol is proud to present, on one night, two great bands The Swinging Blue Jeans Famous for their Blue Jeans 'The Swinging Blue Jeans' have remained one of the most exciting live bands on the scene today since the swinging 60's. Despite several line up changes, the band is still going strong, now under the leadership of the charismatic Alan Lovell. Be prepared to hear them play their hits 'Good Golly Miss Molly', 'You're No Good' and the unforgettable 'Hippy Hippy Shake'. One of Britain's goodtime and visually exciting bands, they are still as popular and in demand with their fans today, as they were in the early 60’s. www.swingingbluejeans.co.uk Edison Lighthouse The Tony Macauley & Barry Mason composition 'Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes', which was number one in January 1970, for six weeks in a row, provided the ﬁrst breakthrough for session singer Tony Burrows and Edison Lighthouse, selling 4.5 million copies worldwide. They have numerous accolades , including being voted 'best '60s band at the Butlins Festival of the '60s' - the biggest event of its kind in the country - and 'best band at Butlins Minehead '60's festival', last January, where they were also 'best all round entertainers'. www.edison-lighthouse.com

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6.20 How I Met Your Mother 6.45 How I Met Your Mother 7.10 How I Met Your Mother 7.35 Ginetta GT5 Challenge 8.00 Everybody Loves Raymond 8.30 Frasier 9.00 Frasier 9.30 Sunday Brunch 12.30 Jamie and Jimmy’s Friday Night Feast 1.35 The Big Bang Theory 2.00 The Big Bang Theory 2.30 The Big Bang Theory 3.00 The Simpsons 3.30 The Simpsons 4.00 The Simpsons 4.35 Location, Location, Location 5.35 Phil Spencer: Secret Agent 6.30 Channel 4 News 7.00 Grand Designs Kevin McCloud presents four specials, beginning with the challenges of building in the city, where architects have to show their ingenuity as space is at a premium. 8.00 Amazing Spaces Shed of the Year 2015 George Clarke and the team visit entries from the Cabin and Summerhouse and Workshop and Studio categories, before announcing the winner of this year’s contest. Last in the series. 9.00 Humans Karen’s hunt for the “Killer Synth” seems to take a personal turn, and Mattie’s decision to trust Leo threatens to bring the Hawkins’ debates about Anita to an end. 10.00 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown Jimmy Carr hosts the words-andnumbers quiz. 11.00 Rude Tube A countdown of the 50 greatest sporting clips. 12.10 FILM: Red State. (2011) 1.40 The Dambusters’ Great Escape: Secret History 2.35 Come Dine with Me 4.50 River Cottage Bites

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Sussex Wildlife Trust is leading fun-packed outdoor activity days for children across the county throughout the summer holidays. From bug-hunting, survival skills, camouﬂage games, rockpooling, to arts and crafts from natural materials; there is something for everybody.

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Guy Leonard & Co Property Market Comment Neil Moore, MD at Guy Leonard & Co, explains why having support when selling/buying is important It was two hundred years ago when Napoleon met his Waterloo – at Waterloo. Meeting one’s own Waterloo comes to all of us from time to time. I can think of many occasions in property when deals have gone sour, buyers have faltered leaving bitter sellers or sellers have changed their minds at the last minute leaving very frustrated buyers. Sometimes mortgages haven’t materialised or for some legal or survey reason the wheels have come off a transaction. Stuff happens. But sometimes stuff needn’t happen. A well-planned sale or purchase in the hands of an experienced expert has a great deal more chance of success than an ill-planned attempt put in the hands of the inexpert. For those who don’t move home very often – and that is most of us - the property market can be a confusing place in which to find oneself. There are so many conflicting claims and counter claims and so many differing points of view. It is difficult sometimes to know what to do for the best. But it is not a good idea to start by doing things on your own with no expert back up. It is also sen-

sible not to start with a cut-price estate agent because mostly all one gets is a cut-price service with a cut-price return. Some sellers who haven’t moved for many years may find lots of different and unfamiliar estate

It’s better by far to choose a longer established firm with a strong and enduring reputation and established links with the local community agency names locally and won’t know which to turn to. This is because over the years firms come and go. So it is perhaps best to choose a firm that has not recently come and will not shortly be going. It’s better by far to choose a longer established

firm with a strong and enduring reputation and established links with the local community. These are the ones with staying power and for one reason – they are good at getting people moved. But don’t confuse long established with dated. Today all estate agents are online estate agents. They have to be online, it is the ways things are now. But those who simply call themselves ‘online’ are often merely internetonly firms. The fuller-service firm brings a lot more to the party, which is why the cost can be higher. But the rewards can be much greater. It is tempting to be cynical about the property industry. But it would be better to resist that urge. Oscar Wilde described a cynic as 'a man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing’. It is easy to save a few pounds here and there on service but it could cost thousands and even tens of thousands in the long run – I’ve seen that happen too. Stuff happens – ask Napoleon. But stuff needn’t happen with the right support – ask Wellington, or call the team at Guy Leonard & Co Estate Agents on 01403 248222.

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A Rural Oasis Offers in excess of £550,000 Coolham, RH13 Ref: CWR035700357 This property’s stunning gardens, which are part of the National Garden scheme, could almost overshadow the interior of the cottage, but the owners have lavished the same attention to detail and style internally as they have on their garden, to create a welcoming, comfortable and luxurious home. EPC E. • • • • • • •

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Warminghurst

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A well presented detached converted farm building with sweeping panoramic views from the North to the South Downs. Entrance Hall. Utility room. Open plan kitchen/dining room. Drawing room. Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom. Bedroom with en-suite shower room. Dressing room/nursery. Storage outbuilding. Garden. EPC Rating E.

Pulborough

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Thakeham

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A light, bright and spacious detached family house with well tended gardens and within an easy commute of the mainline station and major road links. Cloakroom. Utility room. Kitchen/breakfast room. Dining room. Study/further reception room. Drawing room. Master bedroom with dressing area and en-suite bathroom. EPC Rating D.

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A spacious and well presented older style semi-detached house which is ideally situated for Pulborough train station. EPC Rating C. Storrington 01903 744 166

Storrington

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A deceptively large and recently refurbished detached family home in a sought after location offering flexible accommodation. Entrance Hall. Cloakroom. Living room. Dining room. Conservatory. Kitchen. Master bedroom with built in storage. Bathroom and shower. Parking and single garage. Gardens. EPC Rating E. Storrington 01903 744 166

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Coldwaltham

£1,350 PCM

Spacious town house situated in a prestigious gated bespoke development within a few minutes walk of the main line station. First floor – Entrance hall. Cloakroom. Kitchen/breakfast room. Second floor – Living room. Two bedrooms. Bathroom. Top floor – Two bedrooms. Shower room. Garage. Low maintenance gardens. EPC rating C.

Horsham

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A beautifully presented two bedroom ground floor apartment situated in a desirable location. En-suite shower room in main bedroom. EPC rating C. Horsham 01403 246750

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A generously proportioned ground floor apartment in immaculate condition with allocated parking. Open plan kitchen/living/dining room, EPC Rating B. Storrington 01903 744 166

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A spacious and characteristic one bedroom apartment in central Pulborough. Large reception room. Fitted kitchen. Double bedroom. Bathroom. EPC Rating E. train station and for good access to the A29. The propStorrington 01903 744 166

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Detached amplefamily driveway parking Stunning ve detached home Stunning fi figarage ve bed bedand detached family home Finished aa high cation Spacious three bedspecifi detached home Finished to to high specifi cation Available Available August August 2015 2015

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Stunning Stunning apartment apartment in in converted converted manor manor house house Swimming Swimming pool pool and and tennis tennis courts courts Finished to a high standard through out Finished to a high standard through out

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The Southwater £1,075pcm Ellis Forge, Road, Broadbridge | £1,325pcm The Forge, Southwater ||Heath £1,075pcm •• Three bedroom terrace Three bed townhouse Three bedroom terrace house house •• Walking Study anddistance en-suite of Walking distance of village village centre centre Allocatedparking parking •• Garage Garage parking EPC rating rating D C HORSHAM EPC HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106 EPC rating D

The Copse, Southwater| Railway Cottages, Christs Hospital Railway Cottages, Christs£1,100pcm Hospital || £950pcm £950pcm 3 bed end ofrefurbished terrace house •• Completely two Completely refurbished two bed bed house house •• Walking Off road distance parking of Walking distance of aa train train station station now •• Available P Pets ets considered considered HORSHAM C EPC HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106 EPC rating rating D D

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Stanford Way,Close Broadbridge Heath| £1,100pcm Hardbarrow ,, Thakeham| £950pcm Hardbarrow Close Thakeham| £950pcm 3 bed mid •• Lovely two bedroom Lovely twoterrace bedroom house house •• Garage Pets considered and Garage and parking parking A •• Garage innow block Available vailable now HORSHAM EPC rating rating D EPC HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106 EPC rating DE

Sargent Way, Broadbridge Heath| £965pcm Mill Ashington| £895pcm Mill Lane, Lane, Ashington| £895pcm Superbed topannexe floor flat •• Two Two bed annexe All integrated •• Private garden Private gardenappliances Allocated •• Water electric Water and andparking electric rates rates inc inc in in rent rent EPC HORSHAM HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106 EPC rating rating BEE

Springfi eld Road, Horsham | £750pcm The Southwater || £875 The Wickens, Wickens, Southwater £875 Central location •• Great two bed Great two bed two two bath bath apartment apartment •• Lift Two flat block Lift in inbed block •• Available Permit parking beginning Available beginning of of August August HORSHAM HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106

Riverside Riverside,Pulborough| Pulborough |£725pcm £725pcm Riverside Pulborough| £725pcm •• Super duper one bedroom coach house Super duper bedroom coach house Super duperone one bedroom coach house •• Car port for parking Car port Car portfor forparking parking Bright and feelfeel •• Bright and spacious Bright andspacious spacious feel HORSHAM HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106

EPC C EPC rating rating D C

EPC rating C C EPC EPC rating rating C

Timbermill, |£900pcm Sargent Way,Southwater Broadbridge Heath | £950pcm Timbermill, Southwater |£900pcm •• Two bed house mid terrace Fabulous apartment Two bedbrand housenew mid terrace •• Ample En suite parking shower room Ample parking •• Low Allocated parking garden maintenance Low maintenance garden EPC rating rating C C HORSHAM EPC HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106 EPC rating C

Arun House, Pulborough || £650pcm Oaklands Park, Brooks Green | £675pcm Arun House, Pulborough £650pcm Luxury two static mobile home •• Ground fl apartment Ground floor oorbed apartment •• Close Lovely area the station Close to todecking the train train station •• Open Over only plan living Open50s plan living area area EPC rating NA HORSHAM EPC rating B HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106 EPC rating B

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The Wickens, Southwater || £875pcm £875 Lintot Court, Lintot Court, Southwater Southwater £875pcm Greatbed twoapartment bed two bath apartmentt •• Two Two bed apartment •• Central Lift in block village Central village location location •• Secure Available beginning of August Secure parking parking HORSHAM HORSHAM || 01403 01403 390106 390106

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C EPC rating EPC rating D D

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Billingshurst Bowls Club claim victories over two local rivals Bowls Keith Barraclough – Billingshurst BC The Billingshurst Chairman’s Spoon Drive was held last Sunday and the winners, having played all other teams games of 6 ends, were Ray Neal & John Lucas (+25 shots). Consolation awards went to June Bennett and Barry Gilbert. The charity spider, held to support projects or-

ganised by the Age UK Horsham District Village Agent for Billingshurst and Shipley, raised £64 and was won by Ken Peters. Billingshurst then went to local rivals Southwater for an afternoon friendly. The sun shone on the visitors who made an encouraging start and were pleased to break for tea 12 shots ahead. ‘Hurst continued to make good after break and triumphed by 26 shots. Top rink for

Billingshurst went to Marion Clark. Barry Gilbert & Betty Weller (+10) who just edged out Robin Clark, Hazel Sandford & Geoff Weller, also +10, by virtue of “shots for”. Robin Clark, Hazel Sandford & Geoff Weller won 19-9 June Bennett, Roy Lawrence & Alan Readshaw won 21-14 Ray Neal, Chris Laker & John Bennett lost 15-16

Marion Clark, Barry Gilbert & Betty Weller won 22-12 Final score - Southwater 51- 77 Billingshurst. Billingshurst, hosting a depleted Pulborough team for a friendly match, made the most of home advantage and cruised in to a 17 shot lead at half-time. Pulborough then managed to score more freely but not sufficient enough to stop a home

victory by 25 shots. Top rink for Billingshurst went to Paul Clegg, Chris Laker and Alan Readshaw (+17). Paul Clegg, Chris Laker & Alan Readshaw won 22-5 June Bennett, Sylvia Smith & Geoff Weller lost 12-16 Ray Neal, Barry Gilbert & Betty Weller won 22-10. Final score - Billingshurst 56 – 31 Pulborough.

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Pulborough’s win keeps league momentum going Bowls Jane Gray – Pulborough BC As the temperatures neared 30 degrees last week, Pulborough played host to teams from all over Sussex, in their Annual Ladies Invitation Triples Event, sponsored by Comyn and James Estate Agents. 10 teams played a total of 20 ends with the top 2 teams playing off for the winners shield. Competition was fierce, with Pulborough and Norfolk being tied on equal points. The Pulborough triple of Treacle, Jane Gray and July Day, were just beaten to second place on ends won. The final was between Norfolk and Preston A with the Preston team of Val Aldridge, Brenda Bailey and Kate Sayers snatching victory. The day was a huge success under the leadership of organiser, Jan Barnes, who did a fantastic job. Thursdays away game against

local rivals Billingshurst, didn't go Pulborough's way, but top rink for Pulborough went to skip, Mick Ralph, number 1 Jane Gray and number 2 Colin Andrews 16/11. A trip to Middleton-on-Sea on Saturday produced a win in the West Sussex Bowls League. 4 rinks played over 21 ends and out of the 3 winning rinks, the tightest game came from skip, Matt Ives and team, who were 9 shots ahead at half way, but were hauled back to win by just 1 shot. Paul Day and team managed 3 shots over their opposition and top rink went skip John Brown, won 24/16. The ﬁnal score was an incredible 74/74 and 7 league points to Pulborough, to keep them in the top third of the Division 3 table. Sunday saw the hotly contested Stratton Cup played on the green at Pulborough with 8 triples playing a total of 20 ends. The old hand of Len Adsett, guided his team to

an impressive victory after a fourth sector white wash gaining them 13 valuable points and handing them the victory and the winner’s trophy. Hugh Hubbard and team came in second with +11 and Paul Day and team took third with +8 shots. The trophy was presented by Ade Stratton, proudly carrying on the Stratton connection with Pulborough Bowls Club by becoming a member several years ago. The Pulborough four of Steve Adsett, Matt Ives, Chris Etherington and John Brown played in the County Quarter finals in Lindfield, unfortunately they missed out on a place in the semi finals by just 1 shot. Matt Ives played in the Quarter Finals of the singles competition against David Moses from Mackie and won 21/18, He will now face Alec Martin from Hastings, in Lewes this week, good luck to Matt from all at Pulborough BC.

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Howard White’s team had a convincing win against Henfield Bowls John Wharmby – Storrington BC On a hot Monday afternoon four, mixed, Storrington teams welcomed Henfield B.C. to their grounds. The captain's team, of Pat Petrie, Alan Head & Geoff Page could not prevent Henfield moving remorselessly ahead to win 28 - 9. However Howard White's team woke up to the threat after the 12th end, with the score standing at 12 - 9, and opened up to finish 28 - 15, - good, but not good enough. Richard Pettet's team of Margaret Bishop, Ian Petrie & Richard were level at 11 - 11 after the 14th end but changed gear to finish 18 - 11, just sufficient to give an overall winning score by one shot. The overall result therefore depended on the team of Pat Brooks, R. Naldreth & Brian Bona outplaying Henfield. After the14th end the score was still a nail- biting 13 - 10, so it was with a sigh of relief that Storrington went on to finish 19 - 11, giving a final, overall, score of Storrington 74 shots, Henfield 65. Peter Smith, Chris Walter & Howard White won 28 - 15

Pat Petrie, Alan Head & Geoff Page lost 7 - 28 Margaret Bishop, Ian Petrie & Richard Pettet won 18 - 11 Pat Brooks, R. Naldreth & Brian Bona won 19 - 11 Final score - Storrington 74 – 65 Henfield Two days later Storrington were visited, on another hot day, by Arundel B. C. for a league game. David Ogley's team narrowly lost on the last end, 20 - 21, as did Peter Newman’s team, 18 - 20. However Howard White's team narrowly won 19 - 15, while Paul Leatherbarrow's team won decisively 24 - 13, resulting in an overall win for Storrington of 81 shots to 69 for Arundel, giving them 6 league points and Arundel 4. Geoff Page, Gerry Newman, Ian Younger & David Ogley lost 20-21 R. Naldrett, David Bain, Chris Walter & Howard White won 19-15 Peter Smith, John Rimmer, Tony Gledhill & Peter Newman lost 18-20 Mick Obrien, Alan Head, Harry Kendall & Paul Leatherbarrow won 24-13 Final score – Storrington 81- 69 Arundel. League Points 6-4 to Storrington.

The Horsham branch of civil engineering material specialists, Rudridge, has announced that it will be continuing its sponsorship of the under 16 squad at Horsham Football

Club. The under 16 squad won every game last season and eventually went on to win the league with maximum points. The team is looking forward to next season, having been promoted to Division 2 of the Sussex Sunday Youth League and is

planning a good run in the Sussex County Cup. The sponsorship funding from Rudridge will go towards a new ‘away’ strip and training tops for the team. Rob McLeod, Manager of Horsham Football Club under 16s, commented: “We are very pleased that Rudridge has agreed to continue its sponsorship of the team and we are looking forward to another positive season, hopefully with more silverware to come.” John Chesson, Branch Manager at Rudridge Horsham, said: “The Horsham under 16 team did spectacularly well last season and we’re really pleased for their promotion to Division 2 - it’s well deserved. We enjoy being involved with the local community and we’re proud to continue our sponsorship of the team for next season.”

Horsham Darts League continue their support for charity ‘Lest We Forget’ Darts Dave Smith – Sports Editor All teams except one attended the recent AGM of the Horsham & District Darts League. Chairperson Glenda Wickersham thanked everyone for their continued support to the league and for their generosity in both the collecting boxes and cup night raﬄes resulting in the league being able to make

a donation of £1970.00 to the Lest We Forget Association. The latest donation brings the grand total collected over the leagues history to a fantastic £76,703.00. The league committee was re-elected with the addition of Ady Davey as League Secretary; Lee Burlton from the Cat & Canary may also join the committee at a later date. The Roﬀey Club (£270.46) and Runner up The Railway, Billingshurst

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Joggers Graham beats the heat to do Ten in Ten Athletics Philip Liberman – Horsham Joggers

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28 Horsham Joggers braved the hottest day of the year so far taking part in the latest round of the West Sussex Fun Run League. The Roundhill Romp 6 mile multi terrain run was anything but with hills galore and high temperatures but the Joggers secured a superb third placed team position out of the 24 competing teams. Individual results were: Dean Heneghan 37.13 Dean Angell 40.34 Mark Greet 41.30 Mal Thornton 41.57 Paul Adams 43.56 Jason Cohen 47.41 David Storer 50.15 Lorraine Treadwell 50.53 Matt Payne 52.11 Paul Burgess 56.35 Dave Dawson 59.06 Rod Thomson 59.15 John Booker 1.01.02 Liz Pavlovic 1.01.16 Sue Simmons 1.02.11

James Munden 1.03.12 Kirsty Anstee Brown 1.05.07 Saul Brignall 1.05.07 Melanie Roberts 1.05.14 Caroline Bransden 1.06.07 Paul Chandler 1.14.15 Amanda Avery 1.14.21 Stephanie Charman 1.14.39 Claire Burrows 1.16.30 Edna Clark 1.18.00 Jenny Boyd 1.25.24 Jane Adams 1.25.24 Victoria Saunders 1.42.22 In slightly cooler conditions 10 Joggers took part in the challenging Bewl 15 mile race buoyed by the temptation of a breakfast BBQ upon ﬁnishing.The competing Joggers ﬁnished in the following times: Matthew Anstee-Brown 01:44:46 Nick Williams 01:53:41 Alan Pettitt 02:06:02 Brian Frost 02:06:35 Paul Yokom 02:12:03 David Storer 02:12:36 Helen Woods 02:40:19 Amanda Sullivan 02:40:20 Elisabeth Scott

03:01:19 Lisa Bowler 03:01:48. Last but definitely not least Graham Clarke took part in the Great Barrow Challenge which is a series of ten marathons over ten days with five different multi-terrain routes near Bury St Edmonds, Suffolk. He finished the 10 in 10 last Saturday coinciding with the recent heat wave, running on the hottest July day on record last Wednesday this was an amazing achievement two days were even completed in fancy dress! Graham ran for Action on Addiction who are the only UK charity working across the addiction field in research, prevention, treatment and rehabilitation, professional workforce development, professional education and support for families and children.

Palmer pleased to drive at Silverstone Motor Sport Dave Smith – Sports Editor Lotus F1 Team third and reserve driver Jolyon Palmer ﬁnished Free Practice One in 14th position at Silverstone last weekend. The Southwater based driver completed 26 laps of the Grand Prix Circuit at his home race as he took over driving duties from Romain Grosjean for the session, held ahead of last Sunday's British Grand Prix. Free Practice One was once again headed by the Mercedes duo of Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton, with the German driver coming out on top by 0.070s with Hamilton going on to win the Grand Prix on the

Sunday. Both Lotus drivers, Romain Grosjean and Pastor Maldonado, failed to ﬁnish the race after both were involved in collisions.

The Southwater based driver completed 26 laps of the Grand Prix Circuit Jolyon Palmer said: “The session started off well for me, the first run was clean and then we tried something different on the set-up but

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Cricket Martin Read – Sports Reporter After impressive batting performances in their two previous games Horsham’s frailty returned, East Grinstead breezing home with ten overs in hand.

Batting first Horsham created a sound platform at 68-2 but although eight batsmen reached double figures, Tom Haines (43) and James Johnson (31) leading the way, wickets fell all too regularly, Horsham closing on an inadequate 188, after being 161-9. George Garton took two wickets on his Horsham debut and Kevin Stoute and Michael Munday were also successful but unbeaten fifties from Ollie Graham and Sussex’s Lewis Hatchett enabled East Grinstead to recover from 76-4 to get over the line without further alarms.

Michael Munday told the District Post: “When we won the toss our aim was to post 250, which we needed against East Grinstead – they’re a good side. Although some half chances didn’t go our way we bowled well enough, but realistically we just didn’t get enough runs.” Horsham drop one place to ﬁfth and tomorrow (Saturday June 11) entertain strugglers Eastbourne (with just two wins from ten games). Scorecard link - http://sussexcl.play-cricket.com/website/results/2356462

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Cricket Martin Read – Sports Reporter Horsham Trinity’s Rob Whittick described the opening of the new clubhouse as: “A very proud day for our friendly club”. This sentiment was roundly applauded by the large crowd at the opening ceremony performed by Sky Cricket’s Charles Colvile and former Sussex and England’s Matt Prior. The commentator recounted how Trinity’s 1st XI captain, ﬁreman Andy Petch had doused a blaze at his home following which an invitation was accepted to visit the club with the MCC CEO, when it was felt that: “Your old pavilion was letting

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Horsham Trinity’s new clubhouse you down!” But, he added: “Rob, Andy and everyone at this well run grass roots club have come up with a fantastic replacement for the local community after working tirelessly with the Council and various other

bodies to raise funds.” Trinity ﬁelds four Saturday league sides and has a thriving colts section, Matt Prior conﬁrming: “It’s great to see so many kids enjoying themselves here!”

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Saturday July 4 - Sussex Premier League Middleton v Roffey Middleton 174 all out (56 overs) Roffey 178-5 (36 overs) Roffey won by 5 wickets Roffey overwhelmed league newcomers Middleton, triumphing with 18 overs unused. Winning the toss Roffey inserted

the hosts, whose 75 run opening stand threatened a stiffer target, but once the prolific Sean Heather and Beck Hemingway were out insufficient further resistance was encountered. Ben Manenti and Dan Smith each took four wickets, Dan again polishing off the tail. Then, 56 from Theo Rivers and an unbeaten 76 from Mike Norris quickly put the result beyond doubt. Captain Josh Fleming told us: “We stuck to it with the ball and bowled them out cheaply after they’d got off to a good start. Then Theo & Noz (Norris) batted really well. Although we won easily enough it was slightly disappointing that we lost wickets

needlessly and didn’t knock off the runs with just one or two down!” Tomorrow (Saturday June 11) Roffey, still third by one point but with a game in hand, visit league leaders Preston Nomads (with seven wins from nine starts – same as Roffey), against whom they have a good track record despite losing narrowly to them at home earlier in the season. On Sunday in the England & Wales Cricket Board National Club Championship Roffey, through to the last 16, host Havant, the team they eliminated last year. Scorecard link – http://sussexcl.play-cricket.com/website/results/2356436

Danny sets up Billingshurst win Saturday July 4 - Sussex Premier League Billingshurst v Cuckﬁeld Billingshurst 299-4 declared (54 overs) Cuckﬁeld 214 all out (51.2 overs) Billingshurst won by 85 runs

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15th Mirfield Cup win - in just under half of their overs without losing a wicket. Matt Donovan made 43 and Usman Khan 31, including 3 sixes. Roffey captain Tom Barnes told the District Post: “We exCricket pected a tight game but d o y m l l a i nate t y to dt Martin Read – Sports getting Akeem Jorffe ot o R ak Reporter dan out cheaply set the seal for The scorecard us” - he scored confirmed 99 not out in that this was last year’s as conclufinal. After sive a win as his skipper’s any in the 56 praise teenyear history ager Jordan of the comBell said: petition. “I’ve been Last year getting wickets Slinfold won the for the seconds Mirfield but after so I’m developbeing put in they ing into a bit of an stuttered to 22-5 from all-rounder!” A modwhich recovery was imposest understatement – in sible, a target of 82 being unlikely to 2013 Jordan, from the legendary local embarrass Roffey. Jordan Bell was sporting Bell family, posted Roffey’s the principal destroyer with 4-10. highest individual score, 228 not out. Amid rain interruptions, during On Tuesday evening in the Gullick which the wicket for the forthcoming Cup Final at Horsham Cricket Club the Horsham Festival had to be protectRed Lyon Slinfold will play the wined, Roffey steamed through to their ners of AJ Walter v The Sussex Oak.

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A superb all round performance from Dhanushka Mitipolaarachchi piloted Billingshurst to an excellent win – their third victory from four home games. Although Danny’s unbeaten 154 - from 140 balls, including 16 fours and 7 huge sixes - and two wickets - was the outstanding performance, this memorable team victory contained several other telling contributions. Batting ﬁrst ‘Hurst were soon a wicket down but Stuart Barber (68) and Danny’s partnership was worth 150, followed by another of 89, Tom Nightingale making 53, before Hurst declared on 299-4, allowing themselves four extra overs to bowl out Cuckﬁeld. At 74-1 the visitors had started well, with wickets hard to come by

Dhanushka Mitipolaarachchi gave another superb all-round performance but Hurst kept plugging away. Yet at 149-4 in the 34th over the game seemed to be in stalemate with Cuckfield still not half way towards their target and Hurst needing six more wickets on a good batting surface – until captain Ben Williams (474) promptly grabbed two dismissals. Cuckfield had drawn four of their nine previous games, but instead of shutting up shop they kept going for their shots, even when they had no realistic chance. Andy Barr, 3-43, cut through the tail before Danny (2-23) made the final breakthrough with 28

balls remaining. Ben Williams said: “Great wicket, great batting, great wins – another good home performance!” Danny added: “I’ve been scoring plenty of runs for Horsham Thursday XI but it was good to get my ﬁrst Premier League hundred!” The 30 point win moves Hurst up two places to eighth and tomorrow (Saturday June 11) they host current second placed East Grinstead. Scorecard link - http://sussexcl.play-cricket.com/website/results/2356420

Roffey tortured by a one run defeat Sunday July 5 – Gray-Nicholls T20 Cup Quarter Final Roffey v East Grinstead East Grinstead 164-6 (20 0vers) Roffey 163-9 (20 0vers) East Grinstead won by 1 run Cricket Martin Read – Sports Reporter Cricket cruelty was inflicted on Roffey when they were defeated by the smallest possible margin. Preferring to chase, Roffey inserted East Grinstead and were pleased

to be chasing 165 after the visitors had been 124-2. Sussex’s Fynn Hudson-Prentice top scored with 58 while Carl Cachopa made a speedy 38 as Rohit Jagota and Dan Smith each took two wickets and Leigh Harrison and Alex Collins bagged one apiece. In reply Roﬀey lost an opener before a run was scored and trouble escalated as they slid to 29-4 before recovering to 110-5, courtesy of 38 from Theo Rivers and a typically quick-ﬁre 51 from Matt Davies. Ollie Rivers and Dan Smith subsequently made useful contributions but cru-

cial wickets from former first class cricketer Ian Sturmer (3-35) denied Roffey victory. Roffey stalwart Peter Cheesman told the District Post: “The loss of early wickets made life difficult for us but Matt Davies and the middle order got us back in the game with some rapid scoring but then more wickets went down and we lost momentum, just preventing us from getting home.” Scorecard link – http://sussexcl.play-cricket.com/website/results/2584091

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We are delighted to have Horsham-based games company Creative Assembly on board with SprungDigi, supporting us with publicity and set up and during the Festival weekend, making sure people can get around and understand the digital technology.

In November 2014, SprungDigi were invited by Creative Assembly to shape and suggest ideas for FrancoJam - an in-house weekend GameJam for artists and gamesmakers at Creative Assembly. FrancoJam was organised to celebrate the life of Simon Franco who worked at Creative Assembly as Senior Programmer on Alien Isolation and sadly died in June 2014.

by community groups working alongside Creative Assembly artists Will, Doug and Cain. You’ll find RELIX at The Drill Hall. Henry Hankin from Creative Assembly said: ‘We were delighted to invite SprungDigi to come and help shape our GameJam and test the different games we made over the weekend. It was a perfect tribute to our much missed colleague.’ The winning game RELIX featured things that were important to SprungDigi- getting around, feeling lost and found, easy to play, putting learning disabled people centre stage. Darius Hawkins, a member of our SprungDigi crew and an avid game player is actually in the game! You can play RELIX at SprungDigi Festival with sound effects made

SprungDigi Safe

Our projects from training to gaming, to digital art making are safe as they can be. On July

Over the last few months, we have been working with local groups in Horsham to add their ideas and thinking and digital skills to our commissions. Things will never be the same in the town again for people with learning disabilities who live here, featured so prominently in 9th we will be launching our our first ever SprungDigi festival! SprungDigi Safe programme that accompanies our festival. SprungDigi knows that accessing Training volunteers in how to social media and digital creativity support people with learning can be fraught with safety issues. disabilites on the streets and

We still have training places available on the 9th July for people who want to work with us across the festival.

online safely and with the right attitude. We have already trained the staff at Bills Restaurant, The Capitol and Creative Assembly, three of our festival partners. Our volunteers will support people to enjoy our festival and get connected .

Please contact us on sprungdigital@gmail.com to find out more and book your place for training to be a SprungDigi Safe Volunteer! When: 9th July Time: 3.30pm - 5.30pm Where: Drill Hall, Horsham