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Horsham District hoards greatly enjoyed the stellar Elephantastic charity auction in St John’s Church Hall last Saturday, organised by the town’s Rotary Club in conjunction with the Born Free Foundation and Billingshursts’s PMW Communications. 187 model elephants – large and small – were on show, featuring extraordinarily inventive designs. Star War’s Brian Blessed, hot-foot from signing copies of his autobiography Absolute Pandemonium made an impassioned speech saying: “This area is very dear to me – and so are elephants, I’ve done a lot of work with them in Sri Lanka” before welcoming Born Free’s Virginia McKenna with: “she makes God smile!” The auction got oﬀ to a cracking start, Bellman’s MD Jonathan Pratt of TV’s Bargain Hunt expertly cajolView at

ing £2500 for Born Free for a woolly mammoth named Ann-Cestor. Rotarian John le Rossignol roundly praised the beautifully decorated elephants as lively bids ensued, each successive creation seemingly outdoing its predecessor. One glowed in the dark while another (Tiger Lellie) was disguised as a tiger. Horsham’s Vicky Tregarthen was delighten to snap up Rosie Periwinkle, traditionally painted by Anna Caunter. Vicky said: “This is my ﬁrst auction so I was delighted to buy Rosie for a friend who fell in love with Rosie when seeing her on display in a Horsham shop window!” The elephants had been adopted by local businesses and decorated by the district’s incredibly talented artists, including college students and Amanda Holden with help from her daughters. Some had been signed by local celebrities Peter Andre, Sally Gunnell, Julie Walters and Tim Wonnacott. Brian Blessed and Virginia McKenna also appended their autographs... continued on page 2

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continued from front page ...Virginia, a former Slinfold resident and educated locally, told the District Post: “Making Born Free inspired me to become a conservationist. I’ve always had a particular aﬀection for elephants, many of them have a nightmare life of persecution and the Foundation is busy fund raising to open a sanctuary in Europe. That’s my dream; they need the companionship of other elephants. This has been a truly wonderful event – I’ve seen many elephants but none so colourful!” Virginia appears in a star studded new ﬁlm Golden Years, released in March. Throughout the auction Jonathan Pratt’s young daughter Neva was greatly entertained by her father:

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Ex- gym coach jailed Councillors decide to adopt Local Plan over sex offences Horsham district councillors have voted to adopt the Local Plan (the Horsham District Planning Framework) and it will come into effect officially today (Nov 27). Cllr. Claire Vickers, Cabinet Member for Planning and Development said: “Years of work have gone into this Plan and I am delighted that at long last it has now been adopted by the council. "I do realise that there are aspects of this Plan that some people do not like, but we are obliged to have a Plan that conforms to the Government’s rules and has been approved by a Government Inspector.

“The huge beneﬁt is that it now gives us certainty as regards shaping the future of our district in terms of new homes, jobs and infrastructure, within a sound strategic framework. Above all, it gives us the assurance that we can now resist unwanted planning applications from developers right across the district. “The adoption is a crucial step in the process of ensuring that we have got the right services and facilities for our communities for the long-term future of the district.” The Local Plan is a strategic visioning document which sets the

rules for how the district will develop over time. It is a crucial plan covering the Horsham district and, along with the neighbourhood plans which are being produced by many parish councils, sets out the amount, type and location of all major developments – including housing, employment and infrastructure between now and 2031. The Government’s National Planning Policy Framework states that every local planning authority in England should have a clear, up to date Plan and all future planning decisions will now be taken in accordance with this Local Plan .

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T A gymnastics coach has been jailed for six years over sexual offences against young girls in the Horsham area. Martin O'Hara, 50, of Medmerry Hill, Brighton, now unemployed, was sentenced at Brighton Crown Court for sexually assaulting two teenage girls in West Sussex, while working as a freelance gymnastics coach between 1993 and 2001. He had been convicted at the same court on October 23 after a ten-day trial, of eight indecent assaults, to which he had pleaded not guilty. Six were offences of indecent assault on a girl then aged between 14 or 15 in Horsham between 1993 and 1995. Two were of indecent assault on another girl then aged 12 or 13 at Southwater, Horsham, between 1995 and 1997. Three of the six offences against the first girl were committed in a gym club, and the other five offences were committed elsewhere in the Horsham area. The jury was unable to agree on a verdict for a separate charge of sexual activity with another girl then aged between 13 and 15 in the Horsham area between 2008 and 2011 and O'Hara was found not guilty of that charge. The charges, authorised by the Crown Prosecution Service, followed an investigation by West Sussex child protection detectives. Detective Constable Nathalie Bundy of the West Sussex Safeguarding Investigations Unit said; "The victims gave evidence in court and we admire both their readiness to do so and the way in which they so clearly described what had happened to them. "Anyone who has information or concerns about sexual offending,

whether against them or against others, can contact police at any time via 101@sussex.pnn.police.uk or by calling 101 and arranging to speak to specially trained detectives in conﬁdence."

welve year-old Theo Comber is planning another Christmas lights display at his home in Rushams Road, Horsham to raise money for charity. The event is getting an all-star lift off tomorrow at 5.30pm in the Holy Trinity Church Hall opposite his home where there will be a choir, refreshments, raffle prizes donated by local businesses and a tombola. Compere for the evening will be Radio 4 presenter Christopher Aldridge. Virginia Mckenna OBE, star of many films and musicals such as Born Free, Carve her Name with Pride and A Town Like Alice will switch on the lights at 6.30pm. Last year, Theo raised £694 for the National Autistic Society. This year he is supporting Ambitious about Autism Charity.

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Students learn forensics Oliver named as top apprentice A trainee gas engineer from Horsham has won his company's Apprentice of the Year award. Oliver Crutchfield, 24, who works at SGN’s Sussex depot in Blatchford Road, Horsham, was chosen out of almost 200 of his peers to win SGN’s top Apprentice of the Year accolade. He also carried off a second award for Best Depot Apprentice in SGN’s Southern region. He joined the company in August 2012 and is just about to qualify as a gas engineer. Once qualified, he will work as an emergency engineer at SGN’s Sussex depot. Oliver said: “Doing my training with SGN has allowed me to continue my studies and get more qualifications, while at the same

More than 1000 Sussex students flocked to the Amex Stadium to hear about police forensics. Experts were almost overwhelmed by the reaction to their offer to brief teenage students in Sussex about their work. Students were given a free personal insight into a possible career in police forensics during a special open day. The Surrey and Sussex Forensics team talked to students about the realities of working in police forensics, explained the different career options on offer and the qualifica-

tions needed. Brian Gilbert of the Forensics team said; "The level of interest was a real eye-opener. Students left the event with a clearer idea of what's involved in a career in police forensics and what personal qualities, skills and qualiﬁcations are required. "We carry out a range of work, from scenes of crime examination, to ﬁngerprint examination, and photography. This is a very specialised and professional support to the police and I'm sure the students who came along found food for thought."

time gaining really valuable on-site experience. It’s also given me the chance to experience lots of diﬀerent aspects of the company’s business, from responding to emergency call-outs to replacing gas mains and installing new meters.” Oliver’s mentor, Emergency Team Manager, Christian Bassett, said: “Ollie has shown a remarkably positive attitude over the past 12 months while doing his training as an emergency engineer, and going forward he will be a real asset the Sussex team. I look forward to managing and coaching him on a daily basis as a fully qualiﬁed engineer.”

Reduced sugar in West Sussex schools School meals in West Sussex are getting healthier with sugar amounts signiﬁcantly cut over the past 12 months. A child who eats a primary school meal every day during the academic year now consumes half a kilo less sugar when compared to the autumn 2014 menu. The reduction has been helped by changes to recipes, as well as new desserts containing 30 per cent less sugar than last year. Christine Field, County Council Cabinet Member for Community Wellbeing, said: “We’re very proud to have been commended by Public Health

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Galleries in March, in advance of the main exhibition which will run from March to April 2. The work will also be exhibited at The Lloyds Register Gallery in London from February 11 to March 11. Art teacher Ros Sprey, who taught Eleanor in the Sixth Form, said: “Eleanor is an exceptionally talented student with incredible focus and creative awareness. It has been a joy to teach her and see her develop

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Ben wins top foster carer award Pay-back for fraudsters A young foster carer from Horsham has received a national award in London. Ben Taylor, 15, was presented with the Outstanding Contribution by Sons and Daughters Award following many years of foster caring. Ben shares his Horsham home with a number of fostered children who have social, physical or developmental needs. He was nominated for the award by a social worker who runs training for foster families. Peter Evans, West Sussex County Council’s Cabinet Member for Children – Start of Life, said: “We would like to extend our warmest congratulations to Ben - his selﬂess actions are both outstanding and inspiring. His care is quite rightly being recognised on a national level.” The award celebrates Ben’s extraordinary contribution to his fostering family during the last 12 months, which has included contributing to training for potential foster families, talking to groups of children about his experiences and playing an active part in a support group for other children who help foster. Kevin Williams, chief executive of The Fostering Network, said: “Being part of a fostering family isn’t always easy, but Ben has shown enormous compassion in opening his heart and his home to children with a range of challenges. “It’s all too easy to talk about the negative statistics that are often associated with children in care – but if

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A Pulborough pensioner who lost nearly £68,000 to fraudsters will get his money back following an investigation by the Sussex Police Economic Crime Unit. Officers have been successful in securing Confiscation Orders at Lewes Crown Court against an organised crime group of fraudsters and money launderers for more than £250,000. Those confiscated funds were also ordered to be paid in compensation to their victims. The 92 year-old man from Pulborough was one of 16 victims to be compensated. He said: "I would like to thank all of the police who have been involved in this case, who have acted with dogged determination throughout, which has now paid off so successfully. I would like to say a huge thank you as not only have you kept us informed throughout, you have also explained everything in complete, but not complicated, detail. I really am very grateful to you for helping us through this. Fingers crossed now that they all pay up!" The series of frauds which netted £256,000 took place in 2011. The criminals posed as neighbours, couriers and workmen, targeting more than 25 elderly and vulnerable people in Sussex, Surrey, and South and East London with a cold calling scam telling the victims that drains at their homes needed repairing as they were affecting neighbours' properties. Police were on the trail of the of-

fenders from the start and made arrests in 2011, 2012 and 2013. The trial took place in 2014. Detective Constable Fleur Jones said: 'This has been a long and complex investigation, but it is good that POCA has now been used to make criminals pay back what they took, and help redress the damage that these heartless individuals have done to these victims and families lives."

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A taste of driving for youngsters Big screen win for Fred

Girls from Year 9 at Farlington School got behind the wheel for a Young Driver taster session arranged by Station Garage at Broadbridge Heath. Each girl was given a 20 minute lesson by the instructors from the Young Driver, which specialises in oﬀering driving opportunities for 11-17-year-olds. The girls drove the brand-new Skoda, dual controlled Citigo cars in a designated area set up for them to learn and practise a variety of driving manoeuvres. Instructors Rosina Denton and Tim Bentley from Young Driver said: “We hope the girls take away some

valuable tips from today: respect for the vehicle, the importance of choosing the correct speed, the need to concentrate and awareness of other vehicles.” Ella Bubb, Year 9, said, “The instructors were all very friendly and my favourite part was learning how to reverse the car into a parking space. I had lots of fun and I will deﬁnitely be more conﬁdent when driving in the future.” Suzanna Mitchell, from Station Garage, said, “We were delighted to organise this event as driving is such a key life skill. Giving 13-14 year olds the opportunity to try driving takes

away future anxiety and embeds some of the key safety messages at an early age." Farlington Headmistress Louise Higson said: “The girls were very excited about their driving lessons and gained a great deal from the skilled instruction. At Farlington we educate for conﬁdence, not just in the academic sphere, but for broader life skills. Events such as this help build this conﬁdence beyond the classroom. A big thank-you must go to Station Garage for facilitating this event.”

Appeal to help vulnerable children Family support charity Home-Start has launched its Snowﬂake appeal across the district. Last year it supported 355 vulnerable children across Crawley, Horsham & Mid-Sussex. But thee were more local children experiencing hardship or tragedy and in need of the charity’s help who they had to turn away because of lack of funds. They are asking local people to help

make sure they can support every child who needs their help in the future and have launched their Snowﬂake Appeal as a way for the community to get involved. Liz Roe, Scheme Manager at HomeStart CHAMS said:: “When a child is living in poor or unsuitable housing because of the family’s money problems, or when they don’t get the chance to go out and play because of their mum’s postnatal depression, we

want to be there for them. “We want to be able to reach every child who needs us, as early as we can, so that they can have the best possible start in life. Which is why we are asking people to support our Snowﬂake Appeal.” Find out more at www. homestartchams.org.uk/ snowﬂake

A season-long prize draw at Pulborough Bowls Club saw sports and social club manager Fred Bushby pick up the top prize. Members and non-members were encouraged to buy numbers in the draw which was supported by main sponsor Hamilton and Cole of Pulborough, Harwoods of Pulborough and the Chequers Hotel opposite St

Mary's church. Fred's prize was a 40" ﬂat screen TV donated by Hamilton and Cole. More than £200 was raised towards updating the viewing areas for players and members of the public to sit in comfort and watch the matches. It is hoped that work on the project will be completed in time for the start of the new season in April.

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Horsham man imprisoned over indecent images of children A Horsham man has been sent to prison over offences relating to indecent images of children. Gino Iebba, 40, of Farm Avenue, Horsham, was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment when he appeared at Lewes Crown Court. He had pleaded guilty at a previous hearing to six offences of possessing indecent images of children, two offences of distributing indecent images, and two offences of possessing extreme pornographic images. Iebba was also given a Sexual Harm Prevention Order (SHPO) to last until further ordered by the Court, severely restricting his access to computers. He will also be a registered sex offender for ten years.

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The case followed an intelligenceled investigation by the Paedophile On-Line Investigation Team (POLIT) of Sussex Police. None of the images are believed to be of local children and there was no evidence of contact offending, whether directly or on-line. Detective Constable Helen Curtis of POLIT said; "Iebba used Skydrive, a 'cloud storage' medium, and Skype, a medium for video and audio calls from a computer, to help carry out his offences. This type of offending is committed using many different media, but this case again demonstrates that we are able to adapt our investigations in order to continue to bring these child sex offenders to justice."

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A national charity is launching a new tea party group for older people in Horsham. UK charity Contact the Elderly is launching the group for people aged 75 and over to provide a regular and vital friendship link every month. To help support the newly founded group, the charity is urgently appealing for volunteers in the local community to help by sparing just a few hours each month to help with the running of local tea parties – and enjoy a cuppa and cake themselves. The charity aims to relieve the loneliness of isolated older people who live alone, by organising monthly Sunday afternoon tea parties for small groups within local communities. Each older guest is collected from their home by a volunteer driver, and is taken to a volunteer host’s home where they join a small group for tea, chat and companionship. To help kick-start the new group in Horsham, Contact the Elderly is looking for volunteer hosts to welcome the group into their homes for

tea once or twice a year. Contact the Elderly’s Regional Development Oﬃcer Julia Rivas said: “It’s not a big commitment, and our volunteers genuinely get as much out of the experience as our older guests so I’d encourage any-

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The checklist is also available to download on www.westsussexconnecttosupport.org/choosingcare, from Age UK branches and Carers Support West Sussex. Peter Catchpole, West Sussex County Council Cabinet Member for Adult Social Care and Health, said: “Making a choice about care is one of the biggest decisions people have to make. It can be a lot of information to take in all in one go so we hope these checklists prove a valuable source of information with prompts about questions to ask.”

A handy house-shaped checklist about choosing care is now available across the district. The checklist, has information to help people if they are choosing a care home or care in their own home. It has a list of prompts and questions such as ‘Check the current Care Quality Commission report for the service’ ‘Can a care plan be agreed

and changed easily to suit your needs and preferences?’ and ‘What are the costs?’ The checklist, which was trialled in the Crawley area over the summer, can be downloaded at www. westsussex.gov.uk/choosingcare or is available from libraries, GP surgeries, pharmacies, Citizens Advice and social workers.

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Mum Sarah backing a Top award for giving a good time out change for the better Horsham company Woods For Learning has scooped the top accolade in the 3rd Annual KalliKids UK Best Awards. It beat off competition from more than 1,200 providers to be named Overall Provider in the Best Time Out or Holiday Club category. Gary Marlow, of Woods for Learning said: “To win KalliKids Best Holiday Club in the UK was an extreme honour for us, especially as we have only been going a short while, but then to find out we won Overall Best Provider in the UK was unbelievable. “There were some great finalists and we would like to congratulate all the other providers as I know what lengths they go to in order to ensure children and families get the very best.

Horsham mum Sarah Buck is backing a campaign for fully accessible toilets for the disabled to be installed in public places. She is a campaigner for Changing Places, which has launched a map showing the location of all Changing Places toilets for the 250,000 people nationwide who need these facilities, including those with profound and multiple learning disabilities. Sarah, whose son Alfie, 9, has cerebral palsey, said: "As the mother of Alfie, who has a disability, I am delighted by the announcement of a Changing Places map. It will make a world of difference when it comes to planning days out, which can be stressful when you have to consider the needs of a loved one with a disability. "As Alfie gets older the map will become more important, not just to me

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Collyer's students were kept on their toes with ﬂamenco dance lessons. Professional dancer Ana Dueñas led some lively Flamenco Workshops at Collyer’s, as part of the college’s annual Rag Day. Margarita Mortimer, Subject Leader for Spanish at Collyer’s, said: “Ana’s an incredibly talented and charismatic dancer, who is always so generous with her time. Her sessions have really helped to give the students a vital insight into Spanish culture, which is something that has been the key to the success of the course. The students loved working with Ana and thoroughly enjoyed the workshops. I was incredibly impressed that they were able to dance quite a challenging choreography by the end of the sessions!”

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A time capsule has been sealed at Christ’s Hospital School and will not be opened until 2065. There was an air of excitement at the school as Lord Mayor of the City of London, Alderman Alan Yarrow and the Lady Mayoress, Gilly Yarrow performed the ceremony. Pupils, who have enjoyed collecting items for the metal cylindrical capsule, have catalogued a list of the contents. Items have been selected at 50 year intervals from 2015, 1965, 1915, 1865 and 1815 for this miniature archive. There has been a focus on heroic Old Blues (former pupils). There is a letter from John Septimus Roe describing the challenges he faced on the High Seas in 1815, items reﬂecting Edmund Blunden's war service in 1915 and present day news articles and items concerning Joshua Leakey's VC and Joe Launchbury's participation in the Rugby World Cup.

There are oﬃcial documents and more informal perspectives from current pupils. The ‘Housey’ Tudor coat and the familiar yellow socks are also included along with other items of the School’s distinctive uniform. As the boys’ uniform has hardly changed since the School’s foundation in 1552, so it is quite likely that the pupils will still be wearing it in 2065. Headmaster John Franklin said: “We were delighted to able to share this important moment with the Lord and Lady Mayoress. The capsule will be opened 50 years on and includes current and historical items we hope not only to give a ﬂavour of CH life in 2015 but also some idea of the continuity and change that has occurred over the past centuries and contributed to the School's evolution.” The Time Capsule has been buried adjacent to the school’s new Language and Resource Centre.

Technology is coming to the garden! O, rest ye, brother gardeners, we will not wander more! According to a recent psychological study mixed with future tech trends, as a job, gardening will be taken over by artiﬁcial intelligence within the next ten to ﬁfteen years. The BBC has followed this train of thought and if you so wish, you too can see what the chances are of you being in employment by 2030. Go to http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-34066941 for more info. One has to admit, my instant reaction to the news was one of derision. How can an unthinking machine do what I do? But then I looked at the what the majority of 'jobbing gardeners' do and realised the writing is most certainly on the wall. Of course, gardening today isn't really the romantic ideal of old. The days of a junior working on a small estate to become a journeyman or foreman, then studying to become a head gardener have long gone. Those skills are no longer desirable - being expensive to maintain. Judging by the age of people one sees at the garden centres, combined with the quality of talent leaving the horticultural colleges, I don't think the world will stop when gardens are not

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PUBLIC NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF THE PULBOROUGH NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN REGULATION 16 – THE NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING (GENERAL) REGULATIONS 2012 PULBOROUGH NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN Pulborough Parish Council (as the qualifying body) has prepared a Neighbourhood Development Plan (NDP), entitled “Pulborough Parish Neighbourhood Plan 2015-2031”, for their Parish with the help of the local community. The NDP sets out a vision for the future of the Parish and planning policies which will be used to determine planning applications locally. WHERE THE PLAN CAN BE INSPECTED Copies of the Pulborough Neighbourhood Plan and supporting documentation are available to view on the Horsham District Council website horsham.gov.uk/ planningpolicy/planning-policy/ neighbourhood-planning/currentneighbourhood-plan-consultations.

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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 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 16th November 2015 and 20th November 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/15/2581 Alastor Barn Henfield Road Woodmancote Henfield West Sussex BN5 9BH Alterations and extension to provide new porch Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/0561 4 South Street Horsham West Sussex RH12 1NR Replacement of internal rotten timbers at ground and first floor levels (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building DC/14/2072 Barnfield House Picts Lane Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8AT Creation of a new access onto Picts Lane, landscaping works to include a new pond and screening bund adjacent to A272. Reason for Advert: Major Development. DC/13/0180 Sopers Farm Peppers Lane Ashurst Steyning West Sussex BN44 3AX Retention, re-positioning and landscaping of earth bund around farm perimeter with tree and flooding protection measures, plus retention and habitat enhancement of existing pond permitted under DC/06/2073 (revised application following refusal of DC/12/1269) Reason for Advert: Major Development. DC/15/2552 Former Longfield House East Street Rusper West Sussex Variation of condition A to previously approved application DC/14/1936 relating to minor amendments to external designL Reason for Advert: Conservation Area. DC/15/2435 Land To The West of Bewbush, North of The 264 Phase 2 Kilnwood Vale Crawley Road Faygate West Sussex Reserved Matters approval sought for Layout, Appearance, Landscaping, Scale and Access (in accordance with DC/10/1612) for Phase 2.1B of the Kilnwood Vale development, comprising 227 dwellings with ancillary residential facilities Reason for Advert: Major Development.

DC/15/2603 Knepp Cottage Bentons Lane Dial Post Horsham West Sussex RH13 8NW Garage conversion, two storey side extension, balcony, Oak framed Car port and Oak framed porch. Reason for Advert: The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/15/2597 Rushmear House Sandy Lane Henfield West Sussex BN5 9UX Erection of a detached three bed dwelling Reason for Advert: The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/15/2589 Crouchers Cottage Bines Road Partridge Green Horsham West Sussex RH13 8EQ Detached two bay garage with new road access to north east of site Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/2547 Abingworth Development Site Storrington Road Thakeham West Sussex Variation of Condition 1 of previously approved application DC/15/1242 to amend the design of 21 dwellings Reason for Advert: Major Development. The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan. DC/15/2578 3 Fairfield Cottages Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8BL Partial demolition of existing dwelling and the erection of a new attached dwelling; erection of single storey rear extension to host dwelling Reason for Advert: Conservation Area. The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/15/2545 Chates Studio Stonepit Lane Henfield West Sussex BN5 9QT Erection of a detached single garage with garden store Reason for Advert: The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/15/1831 Stonehouse Farm, Handcross Road, Plummers Plain, Horsham, West Sussex, RH13 6NZ Construction of dairy parlour to be served by farm track (to include resurfacing and widening) to be accessed from Handscross Road

A copy of each application and the submitted plans are available for inspection on the Council’s website www.planning@horsham.gov.uk/publicaccess if you cannot view plans on line please call 01403 215187 for guidance. Any person who wishes to make representations about any of the applications below should do so in writing to Horsham District Council, Parkside, Chart Way, 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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Lucky Horsham has Paula’s Polish treats!

Business News Martin Read – Business Reporter Horsham now has a traditional Eastern European grocery – and it’s very special! Paula’s Bishopric shop is packed to the rafters with a glittering array of truly enticing Polish food and refreshments. And, very conveniently it’s open 7 days a week; from 7.30 to 10pm (10 – 8 on Sundays). Paula arrived in the UK eight years ago; what compelled her to open a Polish grocers? “I just love the variety and flavour of the food! It’s the taste of

home and is treasured by those from my part of the world living around Horsham. And I’m very keen to give local people the opportunity to try it, too – it’s proving very popular!” Paula’s partner Zak adds: “Horsham is an historic market town and customers say they really love the unique service and products that we provide – so it’s great to be here!” What delights are on offer? 30 different types of sausages, a huge variety of delicious cooked meats, dairy products and smoked cheese to die for. Also there are speciality treats like Pierogi (dumplings) and

Katarzynki (gingerbread fondants) and an exceptionally wide range of teas. Knowing what you are buying is not a problem because Paula and Zak go out of their way to explain and demonstrate their products, always encouraging customers: “Try some – then you’ll know it’s fresh – that’s why we had a free barbecue in the summer!” And fresh it certainly is: rolls and cakes are made in house daily. Many other items are delivered direct from Poland several times a week while artisan breads and authentic Polish patisseries are produced in Sussex.

Every staple food is available in addition to a wide range of biscuits and sweets. There are particularly intriguing items, such as jars of pickled fish and caviar, sauerkraut and gherkins by the score and a village section full of Eastern European pickles, marinated pear, creamy lard delicacies, sauces and – at 39p - numerous herbs. Health products such as Kefir abound and, despite the high quality, prices are remarkably reasonable - and there is currently a 10% discount for those spending more than £10. Many types of juices are on offer, fresh fruit arrives twice a week and

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Horsham welcomes another Independent to the town, perfectly timed for Christmas and one to add to many shopping stops this year. Tina Ann Jewellery and Gifts have taken the site of FS Lighting Centre, in a great location at the end of west Street.'Tina has had an online business selling jewellery for several years and felt so passionate about the business she made the decision to open a shop. As Tina and her family all live in Horsham it seemed like the perfect place and was very excited to secure this location 'We were looking for a

shop and it was our business plan to open around Easter but once we got in we had to open our doors as soon as possible, in just 1 week of opening we have had a great footfall and have been complemented on our Jewellery, we are selling sterling silver Jewellery as well as gem stones ranging from Diamonds and Ruby's to the more unusual stones' There is also a wide range of diﬀerent and individual gifts. These range from silver plated photo frames to hand blown glass money boxes as well as solid silver gifts.

'We also have a selection of gold jewellery and are stockists of the collectible 'Old Tupton Ware' which has already been a hit with some locals. I felt the Town was missing a quality Jewellers offering original designs at affordable prices' In the spring Tina Ann will be extending up to a second floor where they will specialise in gifts for wedding and christening as well as a new range for men. Tina Ann and her team are very excited to bring something new and exciting to Horsham. Visit the shop at 2 south street, Horsham

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adding a bold statement wallpaper as a feature wall, allows your interior to be unique and individual. Gill Burn has over ten years of decorating experience. This year Gill has been awarded two ﬁnalist certiﬁcates at the Best Business Woman Awards in St Albans, Herts, after being nominated for Best Inspiring Business Women and Best Tradeswoman. For more information or to get in touch with Gill please visit www.ladydecoratorssussex.co.uk

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Rudgwick regeneration project provides for the whole of West Sussex Just over two years old, the regenerated Rudgwick Brickworks site is brining jobs to the north of the county and brewery-fresh lager to the South Coast. The regeneration project, led by Harrison Rural Partners, is now nearing completion and has transformed a derelict site, into a thriving hub for local businesses. The project also provides valuable employment to the area; ﬁrst tenants, Firebird Brewing, have already begun to expand their team and the site continues to create local jobs.

The regeneration project... is now nearing completion and has transformed a derelict site, into a thriving hub With staﬀ additions, comes greater reach, and Firebird’s arrival in Brighton, has been cemented by the introduction of brewery-fresh Bohemia Pilsner, to the Temple and the Seven Stars - both of which have recently reopened. Renovated by local pub group Indigo, the pubs boast a dazzling array of craft beer, both from local and more established brewers. "It’s a big deal for a micro-brewery, like us, to be invited to provide our lager in bars like the Temple and Seven Stars," said Firebird cofounder, Richard Peters "and we’re

delighted that Indigo are showing their support for local brewers: It’s very much in keeping with our focus on our own local community." Brewery-fresh beer is becoming more and more popular in Brighton, with several breweries providing beer, via this method, to a range of pubs. The beer, which is pumped into pressurised vessels in the pub, comes directly from the brewery vessels. Firebird’s co founder, Bill King, a ﬁfth-generation brewer of rich local heritage, explains: "Brewery Fresh Beer is unpastuerised and unﬁltered and it is actually still lagering in the pub. The beer is as fresh as physically possible, as though it had just been poured in the brewery." Whilst the impact of the Rudgwick Brickworks regeneration continues to be felt across the county and beyond, Bill and Richard stressed the importance of the Brickworks, and its new businesses, as community assets. Bookham and Harrison (makers of the famous Sussex Charmer cheese) have already opened a café and deli on the site, and the Firebird directors hope that their brewery shop, indoor beer garden and regular brewery tours, will help to ensure engagement with the local community and visitors from across Surrey and Sussex. And now the Brickworks is coming alive for Christmas with Firebird’s Winter Brewfest. Mr Peters explained: "We’ve got a great party planned; We have a huge selection of our beers on, local ciders and gins, music, dancing and loads more. It really should be a great community day!"

Black Friday at Carters

Sussex family owned company, Carters Domestic Appliances, is pleased to announce their 'Black Friday' promotion, that will run from November 23 to November 29. 'Fantastic offers' will be available in store, as well as online, and be on a first come, first served basis. The appliance retailers announced that their Black Friday offers are 'incredible value for money', with the view to making way for new stock, due in December. Customers can choose from current offers from Beko, Blomberg, Bosch, Miele, LG, Zanussi, among other leading brands, with further Black Friday

lines being released today. Owner and Managing director at Carters, Robert Carter, said: “We have some great bargains selling at cost price”. Deliveries will be restricted to Sussex and will cost just £10, on all Black Friday promotional models. Prices are based on a pay and collect basis. Payment must be made in full to reserve the product. Most items are in stock at the company's warehouse Carters have 7 stores throughout Sussex and have been trading for over 30 years. For full details of this promotion, please visit: www.cartersdirect.co.uk

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REWARDING PART-TIME WORK Do you want to make a difference to the lives of older people? Are you looking for part time/flexible hours; early morning, daytime, evening or weekends? Home Instead Senior Care provides care and support to people in their own homes in Horsham and the surrounding villages. We require people who are able to help with all aspects of day to day life. No experience is required. We offer excellent training, a competitive rate of pay, and the ability to make a real difference. Own transport is essential. For more information contact Pearl Blakemore on 01403 248227 or email enquiries.horsham@homeinstead.co.uk www.homeinstead.co.uk/horsham

Full and Part time Private Hire Drivers Required MJ Cars Private Hire (Taxi) Based in Storrington covering all of the Horsham District. Require Full and Part time Private Hire Drivers. Employed or Self Employed. Company Vehicle Hire or Owner Drivers. Call: 01903-745414

SUPPORT WORKERS Zero and Contracted hours £64.93 per shift Amber Foundation RH5 5NG DBS check essential 01769 582023

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PO Box 315, Billingshurst, West Sussex RH14 9XX Tel: 01403 785864 (Mobile 07733-359479) Email: clerk@slinfold-pc.gov.uk

Marketing & Media Administrator JOB TITLE Chef, Italian Restaurant, JOB LOCATION horsham SALARY ON OFFER Up to £23.500 per annum WHAT’S NEEDED A strong individual with the ability to run this very busy Italian kitchen operation EMPLOYER INFORMATION Solid reputation for cuisine and wine service Strong reputation as ground breakers in food styles WHAT THE JOBS ENTAILS Hands on management role Full control of kitchen operations Hands on approach to managing the business CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS Experienced as a Sous / Head Chef Strong self-starter Team Player The drive and ambition to succeed Strong P & L understanding Carmela restaurant Francesco .raciti@europe.com

PART TIME VACANCY ENVIRONMENT OFFICER Flexible Hours £100 per week Opportunity to keep fit and active and work on own initiative The successful applicant will take pride in keeping the village clean and tidy and will be required to assist with the inspection and general maintenance of Parish Council assets 10 hours per week Apply now by emailing Mary on clerk@slinfold-pc.gov.uk or telephone 01403 785864

Closing Date 13th November 2015

Southwater Parish Council, a Quality Parish Council, is looking for the following personnel to complement its existing team:Marketing & Media Administrator (1 Year Contract) – 15 hours per week (£7.14 per hour rising to £7.20 per hour from lst April 2016) the successful candidate should have a background in sales/sponsorship/ marketing, production of leaflets and other materials and use of social media as the Council operates a website, Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin. The Council also organises and manages community events and some knowledge of managing such events is desirable but not necessarily essential as training will be provided. If you are interested in this vacancy and would like to have a job description and further details, please contact the Parish Office on 01403 733202 or email parish@southwater.net.

CARE WORKERS URGENTLY WANTED !! For fast growing home care agency in Horsham. Excellent rates of pay, flexible hours. Full training given. Must have own transport. Must be caring, professional, reliable and trustworthy. Post is subject to enhanced DBS check.

Please call Kate on 01403 822115

Vehicle Technician / MOT tester To work in popular Horsham Garage, servicing and repairing all makes & models Diagnostic experience preferred; MOT training for the right candidate. Email CV to austin@nightingalesc.co.uk

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Christmas Circus comes to Squire’s in Washington

Gig Guide Saturday 28 November Saviours of Soul (20.30) The Malt Shovel, Horsham (01403 252302) Sunday 29 November Horsham Folk Club (20.00 - Open Floor) The Normandy Centre, Denne Road, Horsham Stan’s Showcase (19:30) The Anchor Hotel, Horsham (01403 250640) Wednesday 2 December Barns Green Music Festival Acoustic Showcase (19.30 - Christmas Special, The Queens Head, Barns Green (01403 730436) Thursday 3 December Open Mic with Stan (20:30) The Malt Shovel, Horsham (01403 252302) Listings kindly supplied by www.horsham-rocks.co.uk

Squire’s Garden Centre, in Washington, proudly presents two new spectacular circus shows, before and after Christmas! These shows are aﬀordable fun for all the family, and will take place in a traditional “Big Top”. The Christmas Toy Story and Santa's Grotto: November 21 - December 24 Twiglet the clown can’t wait 'til Christmas to open all his presents. When the Ringmaster isn’t looking, Twiglet tries to discover what is inside each present. Squire's invites you to come and see what happens when Twiglet touches each toy… 'The Christmas Toy Story' is a magical circus show, delivering acrobatic displays, trapeze acts, comedy acts, arena skills and much, much more. The circus includes a visit to Santa's grotto after the performance. After telling Santa all about their Christmas wish list, and whether

they’ve been very good, children will receive an early Christmas present! Tickets: £10 - £14 per person (which includes Santa visit and present); 10% discount oﬀer for groups of 10 or more. Experience lasts approximately 60 minutes. Traditional Circus: December 27- 31 If you’re wondering how to keep the family amused after Christmas, then look no further than the Squire's 'Traditional Circus' show. Witness a succession of world-class acts, presented the good ol' fashioned way! Tickets: £6 - £8 per person; 10% discount for groups of 10 or more. Show lasts approximately 70 minutes, including a 10 minute interval. For show times and bookings, visit Squire's online at: www.squiresgardencentres.co.uk; in person: Box Oﬃce at Squire’s Garden Centre, London Road, Washington (from November 21) or by calling: 01903 863505

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The District Post reviews 4DX Cinema Box Office 01403 750220 www.thecapitolhorsham.com THEATRE

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STEVE AND LEE – BOTH SIDES NOW Sunday 29 November 7.30pm

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Designed to draw audiences into a film, like never before, 4DX cinemas have been in the UK since January. Cineworld opened it's newest in Crawley, last week, and invited The District Post to a presentation screening. I felt a little anxious, as my husband and I arrived on the first floor of Cineworld, in Crawley. Canapés and Prosecco were generously served to the guests, who mingled a while before being led to the ground floor, where the 'all new cinema experience' awaited. My first thought, as I entered the auditorium, was that the cinema still looked pretty much as one would expect. Then I noticed that the seats resembled those of a theme park ride and my inner child began to dance. As I settled into my seat, my eyes were immediately drawn to a glowing button on my right. This was a toggle switch, which gave me a choice between 'Water on' and 'Water off'. I assumed that it referred to the spray element of the experience and I selected off, on this occasion. As far as cinema seats go, the 4DX chairs are comfortable, a decent size and fully upholstered, with the exception of the cupholder, footrest and, of course, the little button panel. The idea of introducing special effects, to accompany a film, is not new, so I wondered what to expect from the evening. Although my dancing inner child was imagining all sorts of thrilling possibilities, I couldn't help but conjure in my mind, an image of a 1950s movie theatre, in which, discretely placed fans and nozzles blew talcum powder and water spray over a motionless audience. After a short introductory speech, the film was run... and what a ride my inner child was taken on! To quote Cineworld's own words, 4DX 'stimulates all five senses through high-tech motion seats and special effects such as wind, fog, lightening, bubbles, water, rain and scents'. Barring bubbles, our screening had them all! During action scenes, air jets hissed from my headrest and from somewhere in front. Elsewhere, lights flashed and scents were released and, at one

point, fog emerged from the bottom corners of the screen. I was occasionally sprayed with the slightest mist from far away. This stirred curiosity: Just how much water would have landed on me, had I opted for 'Water on'? With the ﬁlm being 3D, would wet 3D glasses have become a bit of an annoyance, or added to the fun?...

Before I realised just how sophisticated the seats were, I believed, for a moment, that an unruly audience member was kicking me in the back! Before I realised just how sophisticated the seats were, I believed, for a moment, that an unruly audience member was kicking me in the back! The seats' versatility is impressive. Through a combination of 3 basic movements: Heave (Vertical movement of the seats), Roll (Sideways tilting of the seats) and Pitch (Forward and backward rocking of the seats), they can be programmed to 'mimic the action on the screen'. In case you're wondering who, if anyone, works the special eﬀects: A company in South Korea (where

4DX originates) painstakingly runs through each new film, frame by frame, and programs in every scent, spray, vibration, jolt and flash. All that programming is put to use in the cinema's 'plant room', which houses the effects. It's important to note that 4DX comes with certain warnings and restrictions. For instance, it is not suitable for pregnant women or people who suffer from high blood pressure, heart conditions, back or neck conditions. There are height and weight restrictions, and the experience is unsuitable for children under the age of 4. The list in full, is available via the Cineworld website. Crawley is the third cinema in the UK to receive the 4DX treatment. With a host of celebrity guests, such as Ella Eyre, Jameela Jamil and Russell Kane, the launch of the first 4DX cinema, in Milton Keynes, attracted the nation's media. Cineworld then launched a second in Sheffield, before heading south, to West Sussex. Home cinema installations are fairly commonplace, making it possible to recreate a decent 'traditional' cinema experience, in one's own home. Even the added 3rd dimension has been available for some years. As yet, 'smell-o-vision' and rocking seats don't appear to be in the running for tomorrow's home viewing. There's no telling what the future holds for 4DX cinema either, but I'll hazard a guess that it's here to stay. For further information and 4DX bookings, contact Cineworld Crawley.

TOMFOOLERY SAVES CHRISTMAS Thursday 10 – Thursday 24 December 11am & 1.30pm

“CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT” WITH THE LOCRIAN ENSEMBLE Thursday 17 December 7.30pm

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST Friday 11 December 2015 – Sunday 3 January 2016 (see website for times)

BASS PLAYER WANTED

Local Fleetwood Mac cover band Second Hand News is looking for a new bass player. We are a Horsham-based band looking for a bassist who will be able to commit to regular rehearsals and a regular gig schedule. You must: Love to play music, be ideally based in the Horsham district, aged 20s-30s, and love Fleetwood Mac. If you are interested please email: coren.ben@googlemail.com

SANTA IN LOVE Saturday 26 – Thursday 31 December (see website for times)

On Screen @ The Capitol

BRIDGE OF SPIES (12A)

THE GOOD DINOSAUR (PG)

THE HUNGER GAMES: MOCKINGJAY PART 2 2D (12A)

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EVENT OF THE WEEK HORSHAM ROTARY CHRISTMAS MARKET November 29

Carfax Horsham To celebrate the festive season, Horsham’s Christmas Charity Market will once more return to the Carfax on Sunday November 29 from 10am-4pm. For the seventh year running.

RAFA COFFEE MORNING December 1 Royal Air Force Association 665 Horsham & Storrington Branch hold a coﬀee morning every Wednesday from 10am-12pm. Anyone is absolutely welcome. Needles Farm Buildings, Three Acres, Horsham. For enquiries, contact 01403 242277.

SONATAS AND PARTITAS December 1 Christ’s Hospital, 7:30 p.m. Celebrating 20 years as Head of Strings at CH; violinist Tim Callaghan presents and performs works from what is described as Bach’s most profound canon of music. Free admission with a retiring collection for the Chapel Charities.

GWUM WORLD

CHRISTMAS CATSTRAVAGANZA

ROFFEY CHRISTMAS FAYRE

November 28 Leechpool Woods - Harwood Road, 10am - 3pm. Minecraft themed “Search for the Gwum Wand” Following on from our ﬁrst event, Mudlins have come out in force to protect the GWUM Wand - so you will have to be on your guard, get your weapons early, upgrade quickly to survive!

November 28 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 & goodies. For more info please see our website: www.cats.org.uk/horsham

November 28 A Christmas Fayre will take place on Saturday from 11am - 3pm at All Saints Church, Crawley Road, Roffey. All welcome.

NATIONAL TRUST LECTURE

MUSIC CIRCLE ORGAN RECITAL

TWINNING ASSOCIATION CAROL CONCERT

December 3 The North Sussex Centre of The National Trust will be having a lecture by Roger HInd,on” A Musical Trip down Memory Lane”. At The Wesley Hall,London Road,Horsham at 2-30pm. Visitors welcome,£5. For further information call 01403 730162 or 255253

December 8 Gerald Taylor will be giving a lunchtime recital 1-2pm at The Unitarian Church, Worthing Road, Horsham. Entry is free and there will be a retiring collection to support the Music Circle. For further information contact the Hon. Secretary on 01403 252602 or visit www.horsham-music-circle. org.uk and follow us on Facebook.

December 12 Horsham Twinning Association Carol Concert in English, German and French, featuring the Pleasure Singers To be held Saturday 7.30 pm at the Unitarian Church, Worthing Road. Followed by mulled wine, mince pies, nibbles and light refreshments. All welcome.

SALSA CLASSES AND CLUB January 12 LAUNCH Party Night 12th JANUARY 2016. Salsa classes for all levels. Doors open 8pm, with classes at 8:30pm. Club functions until 11pm. £7 entry or £4 with a valid ID. Absolute beginners welcome. NO PARTNER REQUIRED. CHAMELEON CLUB, HORSHAM LEISURE PARK, ALBION WAY, RH12 1AU EVERY TUESDAY STARTING JANUARY

HORSHAM LIONS CLUB

The Pavilions In The Park Horsham Sunday March 13th 2016 Taking part is very easy; there is no entry fee. You will need a team of up to six

HORSHAM LIONS SWIMARATHON swimmers plus an adult non-swimming team captain. All ages can take part, from 8 March 13first member of a team swims one length of the pool and then to 70 inclusive. The relaxes while the other members of the team eachNo swim aentry length of 25fee. metres in Pavillions, Horsham. turn. The firstof swimmer and so on for 55 minutes. Team upthen toswims sixagain swimmers plus an Half the money raised through sponsorship will be divided between Hop, Skip & non-swimming adult. All ages. Jump and the Butterfly Project in order to purchase new equipment. The other half Half the money raised through sponof the money raised by your swim will go to a good cause of your choice. This can be sorship willyourbe Hop, your favourite charity, clubdivided funds or maybe between your school. You can, of course, Skip the Butterﬂ Project. join with us&toJump support our and chosen beneficiary. The decision is y yours; all we ask is that you other help us raise as much money as possible. The half of the money you raise will go to a good cause of your choice. Entry: www.horshamlions.freeuk.com For your entry form go to

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Horsham Bluebells return with impressive trophy haul

Hold it right there!

Dublin, Ireland was the destination for an award winning group of Baton Twirlers for Horsham. 12 members of The Horsham Bluebelles travelled to Ireland to compete in a 3 day International Baton Twirling Association competition. Competing against over 300 athletes from England and Ireland their many hours of hard work and extra practises paid oﬀ, returning home with over 50 trophies and medals between them. Including overall TOP TEAM and TOP TWIRLER sashes going to Emma Smoothy and Katie Hoad. These fantastic results reﬂect the commitment and enthusiasm the girls have for their sport.

Baton twirling is a unique sport combining dance, agility and coordination, coupled with grace and ﬂexibility. It teaches athletes good sportsmanship, self discipline and team spirit. Girls and boys can start from the age of 3. If anyone is interested in joining or would like more details please contact Carol Wray on 01403 264662 or e-mail horshambluebelles@hotmail.com For show times and bookings, visit Squire's online at: www.squiresgardencentres.co.uk; in person: Box Oﬃce at Squire’s Garden Centre, London Road, Washington (from November 21) or by calling: 01903 863505

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LA SOURCE

Loyalty Scheme

Sylvie, Chris and the team at La Source offer its customers the very best in quality, contemporary furniture, along with a stunning selection of fabulous accessories to help you create that individual look. Our products are sourced, with care, throughout Europe (including here at home in Britain) and in many cases are exclusive to us, giving you access to a range of products that you will simply not find anywhere else on the high street. At La Source you can also make an

appointment to chat with one of our accredited interior designers, and we offer a free home consultation. Not only can we help you choose your furniture and accessories, but we can also offer you curtains and blinds, hard and soft flooring, kitchens and bathrooms, and if that’s not enough, we can build you an extension to fit it all into (thanks to our wonderful team of builders!). Basically, we can design and project manage your dreams to reality here at La Source - all under one roof!

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PIZZA EXPRESS

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List of Participants 1898 16 East Street 01403 258370 B52’s Bar 19 Piries Place 01403 217401

Pizza Express is celebrating the launch of its exciting new look restaurant in Horsham. Located in East Street, this restaurant has been totally transformed and features artwork paying tribute to Percy Bysshe Shelley, one of the major Romantic poets, who was born in Horsham. Each PizzaExpress restaurant is individually designed

– often using well known places, people or historical events from the area as the basis. The interior of the Horsham restaurant has a range of collage artworks inspired by Shelley’s poetry and his story. The artworks combine pieces of text and imagery that give a contemporary interpretation of his work.

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BROCK TAYLOR

Brock Taylor 2-4 East Street 01403 272022 The Carmela Italian Restaurant is run by the Raciti family and offers an authentic Italian dining experience for all the family. Based in Denne Road Horsham, West Sussex,

the 16th century listed building has been completely renovated from top to toe in a contemporary yet charming style which is both warm and inviting.

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EXEL OFFICE

Carmelas 3 Denne Road 01403 275375 Classic Bags 5 Piries Place 01403 754440 Exel Office 11 East Street 01403 249926 Fiesta Tots 11 Piries Place 01403 217656 Filippos 5a Park Place 01403 271125 Il Figaro Unit3, East Mews 01403 218275

BROCK TAYLOR is one of Horsham’s best known and most successful Independent Estate Agents. Located on the corner of East Street & Market Place. Brock Taylor has won numerous accolades - including being Winners of The Estate Agency of the Year competition. The office is

staffed by a team of property professionals who all live in Horsham and the surrounding villages and so have a high level of local knowledge and expertise. if you are looking to sell, rent or auction a property in Horsham you know that by instructing Brock Taylor you are in safe hands.

2-4 East Street l 01403 272022 l brocktaylor.co.uk

Exel Office has been supplying local and nationwide businesses, both small, medium and large with office supplies including stationery, office furniture, hardware, photocopiers and printers for over 8 years from its central Horsham store. In the retail store they boast a great copy centre for those people needing

photocopies of documents right the way through to large colour prints in all sizes from A5 to A0. Exel Office also stocks a large selection of home printer ink cartridges at lower prices than the online stores, so it means that you can shop local and still save rather than going on-line for the best bargain.

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Friday 27 November 2015

Countryside wins landscape design award for St Irvyne’s

Countryside’s St Irvyne’s, which forms part of Wickhurst Green near Horsham in West Sussex has received a Best Landscape Design silver award at the What House? Awards 2015. The glittering awards ceremony was held on 20 November at the Grosvenor House Hotel, in London, hosted by comedian David Walliams. The awards are judged by a panel of property experts, from architects to property writers. Now in their 34th year, the What House? Awards are considered the ‘Oscars’ of the housebuilding industry, rewarding the very best achievements from Britain's housebuilders. The What House? Awards judges commented: “The landscape vi-

sion of Wickhurst Green – which will eventually provide 963 homes, a new primary school, a neighbourhood centre and facilities, and formal and informal open spaces – has three core elements; to retain and enhance the existing vegetation and biodiversity; to use the established ﬂora and fauna water networks to create an immediate mature character; and to provide play and recreational facilities.” The judges added: “At St Irvyne’s, the architecture and landscape combine to create an attractive and pleasantly relaxing atmosphere. With St Irvyne’s, Countryside has successfully recreated the village environment, complete with a sense of tranquillity and calm.”

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House? Awards. We understand that creating a strong landscape design for our developments is essential for creating vibrant places which residents can enjoy for many years to come.” St Irvyne’s provides an ideal location for those who are looking to enjoy the countryside lifestyle without losing the connections to London and the continent. By road, the A24 provides direct access into London to the north and Worthing to the south. Gatwick is only 17 miles away and Heathrow just under an hour. There are regular bus routes from Broadbridge Heath into Horsham, where frequent rail services operate from Horsham to London Victoria and London Bridge in around 55 minutes. The 4 and 5 bedroom houses at St Irvyne’s are currently available from £699,950 to £975,000. For information on St Irvyne’s, please contact the Marketing Suite on 01403 242 142, open daily from 10am to 5pm or visit www.st-irvynes.co.uk For further information about Countryside and its current developments visit: www.countrysideproperties.com

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Friday 27 November 2015

Small country estate 7 Bedrooms

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5 Living rooms

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Beautifully presented four bedroom character family home was built circa 1880. EPC rating D

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Parking

G Bedrooms

Surrounded by fields and farmland and in one of the UK’s most picturesque areas. EPC rating C

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Floor Area: 1,234sq ft Location: Broadbridge Heath

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Petworth

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ast weekend Horsham Joggers parkrunner’s once again reached far and wide across the globe as Rob Crocker ran in the shadow of the Golden Gate Bridge at the Chrissy Fields parkrun, San Francisco, finishing sixth in 19.31. He also bumped into Horsham parkrun friend and parkrun creator Paul Sinton Hewitt CBE.

Paul Sinton Hewitt last visited Horsham in September to take part in the town’s first year anniversary parkrun where he signed the parkrun elephant ‘Bolt’; a part of the successful Rotary Elephantastic trail. Closer to home Dean Heneghan had a superb performance finishing 8th in the high quality Sussex cross country fixture at Bexhill and Claire Burrows achieved a personal best by over three minutes in the Wimbledon half marathon.

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Horsham Acro Gymnastic Squad at Sittingbourne Gymnastics Dave Smith – Sports Editor For the second weekend running Horsham Gymnastics Centre Acrobatic Squad were involved in competition; travelling to Sittingbourne for the South East Regional Competition. Thirty seven of the squad competed over Saturday and Sunday against the top Acro gymnasts from the South East of England and came away with

a total of seven gold, seven silver and six bronze medals. The gold medallists were the Junior Women’s Group of Emily Steere, Zoe Schubert and Natalie O’Hara, the 11-16 Mixed Pair of Ben Ratcliﬀe and Madeline Kent and the Grade 6 Women’s Pair of Aimee Tolhurst and Ella Louise Nelson. Olivia Barry, Summer Smith and Naima Hyder, competing in the Grade 2 Women’s Group category, won silver medals as did Devon Thomas and

Kitty O’Pray in the Grade3 Mixed Pair and Dominic Smith and Phoebe Rochead in the Grade 4 Mixed Pairs. Bronze medals went to Grade 3 Women’s Pair Macy Lawes and Olivia Barry, Grade 2 Mixed Pair Jackson Laing and Lily O’Keefe and Myla Kettell and Zoe Gaudiano competing in the 11-16 Women’s Pairs. In what was another successful competition for the squad India Fieldon and Sophie Porter (Grade 2 Women’s Pair) Grace Hanger, Anna-

Horsham Acro have had a successful year belle Wright and Nina Butler Laplace (Grade3 Women’s Group) Dominic Goddard and Darcy Luke (Grade 4 Mixed Pair) Matilda Tester and Alexis O’Hara (Grade 5 Women’s Pair) and Ella Dronfield, Manami Imada and Alex Rogers (11-16 Women’s Group) all narrowly missed out on a medal by finishing fourth. Other results were Caitlin Simpson and Lily Knight (Grade 4 Women’s Pair) who finished in sixth place and Isabella Powell, Ella Turtle and Ame-

lia Edson (Grade 4 Women’s Group) who finished seventh. Head Coach of the Horsham Acro squad Ali Harmer said “Another great competition for the acro squad, again reflecting their hard work and commitment to training. I am very proud of them all. I would like to thank all the gymnasts, the acro coaching team and the parents for their ongoing support and dedication which has been reflected in such a successful year. “

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Jolyon Palmer and Pascal Wehrlein at the Race of Champions Motor Sport Dave Smith – Sports Editor Lotus F1 Team Third and Reserve Driver Jolyon Palmer competed with the biggest names in world motorsport last weekend at the Race of Champions which was staged in London's former Olympic Stadium. In an event which featured champions from the worlds of F1, touring cars, rallycross, IndyCar, and GT racing, Jolyon made it to the QuarterFinals in Friday's Nations Cup team

competition before suﬀering a narrow defeat in the opening round of Saturday's individual Champion of Champions event. The Southwater driver was paired with current DTM Champion Pascal Wehrlein in the Nations Cup to represent Team Young Stars. In the opening round, the up and coming duo defeated the pairing of Olympic cycling legend-turned racing driver Sir Chris Hoy and Romain Grosjean, the man Jolyon will replace in the Lotus F1 Team's race driver line-up

next season. In the next round they met three-time world touring car champion Andy Priaulx, and British touring car championship legend Jason Plato, who were representing Team England. Priaulx edged out Wehrlein in the opening heat, but Jolyon pulled one back for the young drivers by defeating Plato in the second heat. The two winning drivers were then pitted against each other and despite a valiant eﬀort from Jolyon to close down Priaulx's early advantage; he fell agonisingly short of progressing to the next round. In Saturday's individual Champion of Champions competition, Jolyon was drawn against Blancpain GT Champion Alex Buncombe in the opening round with Jolyon just three-tenths-of-a-second short of victory in both heats. Jolyon said: "I am a bit disappointed not to have gone further. It was very close between me and Andy Priaulx in the Nations Cup. I had the beating of Jason in the ﬁrst match of the Quarter Finals but Andy beat me and that's two touring car guys who are very experienced. I think the stadium has been really good and it’s a great event to be a part of and I hope to be back!"

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Lively Borough see oﬀ second placed Bromley Photos by Clare Steere

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Saturday November 21 – London 3 South East Pulborough 29 - 19 Bromley

Team Manager Roger Hunt described Pulborough’s convincing victory over second in the table Bromley as: “The best I’ve seen the boys play – a proper good win!” Boro again had some principal faces missing but their replacements stepped up exceptionally well. Frazer Oliphant-Hope opened the scoring with a penalty for Borough, only for Bromley to take the lead with an unconverted try – but that proved to be the only time that they were ahead. Frazer successfully converted his own try before a new signing, South African Keith Chenoweth, got over the line, Frazer again obliging with the kick to

Borough's win keeps the promotion push going give Boro a 17-5 advantage at the turn. Then, with wind and slope in their favour Bromley promptly notched up another converted try before George West added a further ﬁve

points for Borough. Rewarded pressure from the visitors put them just three points behind Borough until, with two minutes remaining substitute Harvey Strudwick, recently rejoined after university, drove

Pulborough remain fourth through and pushed over, Frazer’s boot closing out the game 29-19. Roger Hunt adding: “We were very controlled throughout with no mistakes. It was an end to end game played in good spirit”.

Pulborough, still fourth, next play on Saturday December 5 with a long trip for a league game against ﬁfth placed Folkestone. The Kent side have equal points but inferior scoring statistics.

Horsham lay siege at fortress Holcombe Horsham stay fourth with gritty draw against Oxford Photo by Nick Evans

Saturday November 21 – South League Premier – Div. 2 Holcombe 0 - 1 Horsham Men’s 1st XI Hockey Martin Read – Sports Reporter

Jack Dean kept up his impressive goal scoring

Horsham consolidated their fourth in the league position with an assured win, inflicting Holcombe’s first defeat at their North Kent stronghold this season. The close-looking scoreline wrongly suggests a tight game whereas Horsham maintained control throughout on a seemingly attractive but deceptively bouncy re-laid pitch, still awaiting bedding down. The match defining event was Jack Dean’s goal – his seventh from eight starts – converting a deadly accurate Matt Hough sup-

ply with an online tap in. Horsham keeper Andy Isaacs excelled with professional saves when called upon without being suﬃciently tested to call the result into question. Horsham Team Manager Al Campbell told the District Post: “With greater tightness in close quarters, and perhaps a bit more of the rub of the green, we might well have scored several more, but we’re pleased to notch up three points at Holcombe. We’ve got second placed Winchester at Broadbridge Heath tomorrow (Saturday November 28) with a 12 noon push back. They’re one of just two sides remaining unbeaten. If we can win that one then we’ll be back in contention.” Last Saturday London Edwardians won again - their seventh win from eight games - and remain top, clear by three points.

Broadbridge Heath’s winning run continues Saturday 21st November 21 Southern Combination Football League Premier Division St Francis Rangers 0 - 3 Broadbridge Heath Football Andrew Crisp – Football Reporter November has been a good month for Heath with four wins from four games and three clean sheets, the latest saw Steve Painters side travel to strugglers St Francis Rangers and come away with a comfortable win against the divisions’ bottom side. The hosts hopes of avoiding relegation wasn’t helped by not having a recognised goalkeeper for the game and so the task to keep out ‘The Bears’ fell to midﬁeld player Mark Barnard and as is often the case in such circumstances he then went on the make a string of saves to keep the score respectable. Heath started brightly with Kieron Purkis making his ﬁrst start of

the season due to the unavailability of Tiago Andrade and Merv Bhujun. Early Heath pressure saw Tim Martin volley just over the crossbar, Barnard saved twice in quick succession before Heath opened the scoring in the 4th minute when Scott Weller played a short corner to Purkis who took the ball to the goal-line and then picked out Stuart Chester who poked the ball through a crowded penalty area into the goal from 12 yards. Barnard then denied Ollie Moore a goal with a superb save that saw the keeper dive across his goal and acrobatically push the goal bound eﬀort wide of the post but the reprieve was short-lived when Purkis combined well with Weller on the edge of the box to make it 2-0 after 14 minutes. The game then became quite scrappy with too many misplaced passes from both teams and the half ended without further incident. The second period followed a

similar pattern to the first, Martin again went close with a shot just wide of Barnard’s left hand post and then had another shot saved by the keeper. Stuart Chester saw his right foot shot from distance deflected wide of the goal and Heath finally added a third midway through the half when Martin played the ball into the path of Ollie Moore who hammered a right foot shot from 12 yards that flew past Barnard for the midfield player’s 14th goal of the season. The quality of play again became rather scrappy in the closing stages and one or two heavy challenges by the home-side were not appreciated by the Heath contingent but another victory for Steve Painters side which sees them move up one place to 10th in the division. Heath Team: M. Chester, Godfrey, S. Chester, Howard. Flack, Waddingham, Moore, McDermott, Weller (Robinson 55), Purkis (Wragg 65), Martin (Sandell 65).

Charlotte White scored for Horsham Saturday November 21 – South Clubs’ Women’s Hockey League Div. 1 Oxford University Ladies 1 - 1 Horsham Hockey Martin Read – Sports Reporter With a gritty Horsham performance against one of the tightest defences in the league (only bettered by Surbiton and Barnes, the top two teams) Horsham shared the points to maintain their fourth spot in the table. Both teams started with intensity featuring much positive movement and accurate passing. Initial honours were even but Horsham edged in front midway through the ﬁrst half when England mixed team’s defender CJ White impressed her

team mates with a well executed goal. Determined Horsham kept the university side at bay for most of the second half until sustained Oxford pressure rewarded them with a late equaliser. Horsham fought on in pursuit of the three points but despite their best efforts were unable to clinch victory. Speaking to the District Post Elle Blakesley said: “We gave it our all and were unlucky not to get the winning goal in the closing minutes of the game. Yvonne Grout was our Player of the Match – she saved a goal off the line! We’re back at Broadbridge Heath tomorrow (Saturday 28) for our must win league game, the final one before the Christmas and New Year break.” Then on Saturday December 12 the Ladies travel to Burgess Hill in the Quarter Final of the Sussex Cup.

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Pamment’s stunning free kick salvages a point for Hornets Photos by John Lines

Hornets goal scorer, Kieron Pamment was in short supply with the usually prolific Terry Dodd having a rare off day. The best opportunity of the half fell to Dodd when the Hornets striker was put through by Pamment but his usually reliable left boot let him down and his weak effort allowed visiting ‘keeper James Broadbent to simply pick up the ball. At the other end a long shot from Peter Cooper and a deflected effort from Nik Chamberlain failed to work Horsham ‘keeper Williams. The visitors finished the half the stronger of the two teams without really looking a threat and the half time whistle gave both players and supporters the chance of a warming cup of tea. Early second half attempts from both sides – Liam Painter firing over for Eastbourne and Alex Duncan hitting his shot straight at Broadbent – failed to break the deadlock but minutes after Duncan’s chance the visitors finally did find the net. United’s Tom Saunders fell in the box under a challenge but before the claims for a penalty could influence referee

Lee Martin-Cramp’s decision Peter Cooper slammed the loose ball into the net from a few yards out. The goal failed to spur Horsham on and they continued to struggle to find any fluency in their play, luckily it also failed to lift the visitors and they could not find the second goal that would have killed the game off. Dodd continued his off day by volleying wide from Pamment’s cross and Joe Shelley had a header cleared off the line but the Horsham equaliser did come through Dodds good play if not from his boot. With 78 minutes gone Dodd’s run at goal was abruptly brought to an end by Adam Davidson’s crude foul 25 yards out that earned the visiting captain a booking. With Horsham’s dead ball expert Kieron Pamment over the free kick there was always a good chance of a goal and Pamment did not disappoint, curling his kick around the wall and into the top corner. The final ten minutes continued in the same vein as the previous eighty with both sides seemingly content to

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tled down to keep the score 1-0 at half-time. A good start to the second half was needed and the girls delivered with lots of pressure, shots and corners. Ella T hit the bar and Alice, Charley and Ellen also went close but the equaliser would not come. Worthing then broke and got a second goal and then followed this up with a third. The girls kept going but were not rewarded and it ended 3-0. Girl of the game was Bella who was strong in defence and brought the ball out well. Women’s Team – Sparrows dominated against hitherto unbeaten Crawley Town on a bumpy pitch in the park, winning 3-0. The home team playing with high tempo and neat football, scored once in the ﬁrst half through Hannah D and twice in the second through Charlotte and Amber. The defence were very strong restricting the visitors to long range eﬀorts which rarely troubled Hope in goal.

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Saturday 21st November 21 Southern Combination Football League Premier Division Horsham 1 – 1 Eastbourne United AFC League leaders Horsham failed to take advantage of second placed Newhaven’s cup involvement to open up the gap at the top after being held at home by mid table Eastbourne United AFC. On a day that saw the temperatures plummet - made all the more biting by a strong North wind - the usually ﬂuent and free scoring Hornets stuttered and had Kieron Pamment’s superbly hit free kick to thank for salvaging a point. In a pretty uneventful ﬁrst half chances and goalmouth excitement

Junior Football Dave smith – Sports Editor Eastbourne United Association 4 0 Loxwood Youth Loxwood Youth’s County Cup run ended with defeat by a strong Eastbourne United Association side from division one of the Mid-Sussex League. Despite holding their own in terms of possession, Loxwood fell to two brilliant counterattacking strikes in the first half and two soft goals from a defensive error and a penalty early in the second period which killed the game as a contest. Loxwood pressed the Eastbourne goal throughout the rest of the game but couldn’t break through and all in all it was just one of those disappointing days at the office for the young Magpies, who next week seek to continue their 100 per cent league record when they play Hollington United. Chesworth Rovers U12 6 - 1 Storrington Vipers U12 Top of the league Chesworth Rovers hosted Storrington Vipers looking for a win that would see them remain top. Toby Shepheard bagged a magnificent hat-trick and Regan, Finlay and Fletch scored one each

around a solitary Storrington goal to give Rovers a convincing victory. Some great team football all morning also saw a 2 - 0 win for Chesworth in the warm down match with Nyke and Finlay both netting for the Rovers. Horsham Sparrows FC Under 15 – The team travelled to East Grinstead and on a heavy pitch took the lead with a penalty scored by Luke M. East Grinstead recovered to take a 3-1 lead before Sparrows scored again with a close range effort from George V. After a couple missed opportunities to level the game, East Grinstead struck on the break again to end the Sparrows ﬁve match unbeaten run, 4-2. Man of the Match was Jordan M. Under 13 Girls – Sparrows girls faced Crowborough Athletic away last Sunday and turned in a strong performance to win 4-0. Girl of the Match was Jess N who scored one goal with Erin H scoring her second hat-trick of the season. Anna W marshalled a solid defensive eﬀort. Under 14 Girls – After two weeks of postponed matches the under 14 girls travelled to Worthing for a cup game. The girls were a bit rusty at the start and conceded a goal after a couple of minutes but quickly set-

Kieron Pamment's free kick gave Horsham a point

Horsham celebrate the equaliser sit back and create very little; the referee’s ﬁnal whistle signalling what was a fair point a piece. This was certainly two points dropped against a side that Horsham in their current form should have disposed of comfortably, it might however turn out to be a wakeup call to some who think the league is already wrapped up. Dom Di Paola’s

Hornets have the chance to put things back on track tomorrow (Saturday November 28) when they visit relegation threatened Hailsham Town who are third bottom but with games in hand. Horsham Team: Williams, Duncan, Storrie, Lewis, Jones, Knee, Shelley, Archibald, Dodd, Pamment, Chadwick. Subs: Farmer, Huggett, Jarman.

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK It wasn’t a very enjoyable game to watch, to play in or to manage, but we got the points and we’re going home happy Peter Buckland

Football mourns the death of local football legend Mick Browning Football Dave Smith – Sports Editor The District Post is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Horsham YMCA FC Chairman Mick Browning and our thoughts are with his wife Pat, and his family. Mick passed away on Monday following a lengthy battle with leukaemia. Despite his illness, the popular and much-loved local man carried out his duties as YM Chairman and remained heavily involved at a club held extremely close to his heart. Mick lived in Horsham his entire life and was a stalwart of Sussex football with his ﬁfty-year plus career being celebrated earlier this month at Gorings Mead with ‘An Evening with Mick Browning’. The Southern Combination Football League have led the early tributes to the football legend, commenting: “It is with great sadness that today we have been told of the passing of Mick Browning, Chairman of Horsham YMCA FC. A true gent of football. RIP.” Mick started out at YM as a fourteen year old centre forward and went onto play for Horsham, Reading, Tooting & Mitcham, Lewes, Maidstone and Worthing. Mick made 49 appearances for Sussex and in 1964 earned two amateur international caps, playing against Scotland and New Zealand and scoring in both games. Before opting to move from Horsham FC to Reading Mick had

attracted the interest of a number of top clubs including Tottenham, Nottingham Forest and Manchester City; the then Spurs boss Bill Nicholson wrote to Mick three times asking him to sign. During a playing career that lasted over 20 years true gent Mick was never booked or sent off and scored over 600 goals. Off the field, Mick managed Horsham, YM, Pulborough, Sun Alliance and Horsham Olympic. He later spent fourteen years as Chairman of Horsham FC, before taking on the same role at YM in 2004. Horsham YMCA FC President and dear friend, Ron Moulding, commented: “Mick was a lovely man. He was extremely easy to get on with and was very easy going. I will always have fond memories of me and him, often just the two of us, travelling to away games in Kent when YM played in the Ryman League, not returning home until gone midnight, and then having to sort the kit out. A lot of the views of the future of the YMCA and things that have happened at the club were planned during our travels. We have carried out a lot of work at the club in recent years and one of the disappointing things for me is that he didn’t get to see it all finished.” Horsham FC Life President and lifelong friend, Frank King, said “I am so sad to hear about Mick, he was a great lad. I knew Mick as a youngster and his passion for sport, especially football and cricket, stayed with him through-

Mick Browning with his two England amateur international caps out his life. When he could not play anymore his contribution oﬀ the ﬁeld to Horsham FC, Horsham YMCA and Sussex football was immense. In the last few years, despite his illness, he never complained and always praised his doctors and nurses; Horsham has

Mick with goalkeeping legend Alex Stepney, a former team mate at Tooting & Mitchum

lost a huge community ﬁgure with Mick’s sad passing.” After being diagnosed with leukaemia, Mick became a frequent fundraiser for Cancer Research UK, and with the help of numerous events held at the club, he was able to donate more than

£3000 to the charity in recent years. YM will hold a minute’s silence before this Saturday’s home league fixture with AFC Uckfield Town and the players will wear black armbands to commemorate the great man. The club’s flag is flying at half mast.

Tough opposition for Hornets and Bears Depleted YM edge to victory Football Dave Smith – Sports Editor Both Horsham and Broadbridge Heath have been given tough draws in the third round of the Paraﬁx Sussex Senior Challenge Cup. Horsham have been drawn away to Vanarama National League South team Whitehawk FC, who won 4-1 away at Horsham’s league rivals Lancing in the last round. Brighton based Whitehawk are currently fourth in the Vanarama South division and well set for a place in the play oﬀs for promotion to the Vanarama National League. Horsham would have been hoping for a kinder draw after knocking out higher league opposition in Ryman League Peacehaven & Telscombe in the last round. Broadbridge Heath, who disposed of Ringmer 4-0 in the previous round, will have to be at their very best if they are to progress into the Quarter Finals after being drawn at home to Ryman Premier Burgess Hill Town. Burgess Hill are currently mid-table in the Premier after being promoted following their runaway league performance in Division 1 South last season. All round three matches are to be played on or before December 9.

Saturday 21st November 21 - Southern Combination Football League Premier Division Wick & Barnham United 0 - 1 Horsham YMCA

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Dom di Paola's Hornets face a tough test

Horsham YMCA overcame player unavailability and torrid match conditions to record an important three points on Saturday, as they narrowly beat Wick & Barnham United 1-0 at Crabtree Park. Dan Sullivan’s volley nine minutes before half time was all that eventually separated the two sides, although YM spurned several chances to extend their lead following the sending oﬀ of Wickers’ midﬁelder Ben Anderton for violent conduct midway through the second period. The victory lifts Peter Buckland’s side up to fourth in the Premier Division standings, four points behind league leaders Horsham, but with a game in hand over their local rivals. The YM boss commented: “It wasn’t a very enjoyable game to watch, to play in or to manage in, but we got the points and we’re going home happy.

It’s one of those where you’ve just got to come down, smash and grab three points and get out. And it could prove to be a very big three points. It was effectively our game in hand over a lot of teams.” A cold, swirling wind and an appalling outfield made life tough for both sides, although the visitors, without four first team regulars, adapted well. “It was hard fought under difficult circumstances.” Buckland added. “We were missing Ash (Dugdale, unavailable), Dean Carden (injured), Craney (Matt Crane, unwell) and Luke Gedling (also unwell), who are four key players. Then we lost Luke Donaldson to a really bad ankle injury in the first half, and being thin on the ground already, we had to shuffle the pack on what was a very difficult pitch. It could so easily have been three or four. But that happens in football, and sometimes they will go and sneak a late equaliser, as we know only too well of late. So we did well to keep our shape and discipline, and I’m glad to go home with the three points.” YM Team: Fox, D. Sullivan, Pollard, Gathern, Evans, Hibbert, Wright, Donaldson (Burgess 31) Brown, Schaaf, N. Sullivan. Unused subs: Lockwood.

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