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Children’s heartbreak at hit and run deaths phil dennett

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An 11-year-old girl fighting cancer was heartbroken when a hit and run driver brought tragedy to her life.

Her angry mother says the incident is just one of several heartbreaking deaths in the same road involving cherished pet cats.

Talented gymnast Molly Jane Weston is having chemotherapy for a rare bone cancer and her pet Siamese Pandora was one of her great comforts.

But early one morning a driver hit the two-year-old cat as it was grooming itself in Friday Street, Warnham, near the family home, and the driver did not stop.

Last Thursday in the same street Molly Jane’s friend Poppy Mayer, 12, lost her cat Wilbur under cruel circumstances. Wilbur was shot in the head with an air gun and as he tried to reach home a driver ran him over, failing to stop.

Only two days before, little Molly Strafino, eight, and brother Vito lost their cat Snowy when another driver ran it over in the same road, again not stopping.

Molly Jane’s mother Sophie, of estate agents Mapp and Weston, told the Post: “I had to pick up Pandora from the road. I don’t think the drivers think about how much this affects the kids. They are just carrying on, on their way to work.

“Pandora was Molly’s Jane’s best

pet, and her death was absolutely hideous. It set Molly Jane back in her treatment. Because of her condition and treatment she can’t have another cat until three months after her treatment is finished in August, and Pandora was a great comfort for her.

Apart from the shooting, Sophie believes the cat deaths are down to thoughtlessness rather than being deliberate acts. She said: “I think it is just commuters in a hurry. Friday Street is an absolute death trap. There will be an accident here, I am sure someone will get injured. Friday Street is supposed to be a 20 miles an hour zone and it is abused daily.”

Young Poppy was so upset about the fate of her shot cat that she wrote a touching message that has been posted around

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RIP my darling cat. You will be missed terribly and you will never

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died. Xoxox poppy, 12” The happier news for the Weston family is that Molly Jane is responding well to her treatment at the Royal Marsden Hospital in London. Sophie said: “She is actually clear, although she doesn’t finish her treatment until August. The doctors say she will make a full recovery. The cancer had stopped being active and she is back her elite gymnast sessions. She has handled it all very well. She had the cancer in seven areas. It was first diagnosed after she was unable to walk because of hole in her hip. It was found she also had a double back fracture and a fractured collar bone.

At the age of 10 we had to start pushing her around in a buggy. She has to take 18 tablets a day, but she has been absolutely brilliant in the way she has handled all this.”

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Caring Roland says confront fears A carer from Horsham supported Dementia Awareness Week by encouraging people who are worried about dementia to confront their fears.

Roland Gumm cares for wife Janet, who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Dementia in 2012, which affects her memory and speech.

Sussex has the highest prevalence of dementia in the country. In Horsham and Mid Sussex in 2015 there were 1978 people living with a dementia diagnosis. Whilst there is no cure for dementia, providing the right support and treatment options can help to ensure that people living with the condition are able to enjoy the best possible quality of life.

There are more than 100 forms of dementia with each one affecting people in different ways. Common symptoms of dementia include memory loss, confusion, difficulties with thinking, problemsolving or language and mood swings.

Roland said: “Janet was a very strong person but she gradually started doing things that were out of character and was having terrible nightmares.

“At the time of the diagnosis I thought I wouldn’t be able to cope, life was hard and it affected my own health. But further down the line, with various support, life is more manageable. If you are worried that a loved one might have dementia, take it seriously and don’t put your head in the sand. Go to your GP who can refer a

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person to the memory assessment service.

“Our local GP has been brilliant, a rock. There is support out there through the NHS, Alzheimer’s Society and other charities, as well as social groups and facilities like Dementia Cafes. Learn as much about the condition as you can.

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Our local GP has been brilliant, a rock. There is support out there through the NHS... can, while you can.”

Local GP and Clinical Lead for Dementia at NHS Horsham and Mid Sussex Clinical Commissioning Dr Terence Lynch, said: “Early diagnosis of dementia allows people to be involved in planning their own future and helps relieve the weight of decision making that can fall on families at later stages.

“If people are worried about their own memory or that of a loved one then seeing your local GP is the first step in accessing help and support.

No patient or family needs to manage the complexities of dementia on their own – support from the Admiral Nurses, Alzheimer’s Society and Carers’ Support are available to all.”

If you are concerned, talk to your GP or contact The Alzheimer’s Society for information and support on 0300 222 or email 1122 helpline@ alzheimers. org. uk.

School pupils are asking the public to help them win a contest connected with protecting the environment.

William Penn Primary School is asking the people of Coolham and Horsham to help them save as many air freshener and home care products as possible from landfill and help them in their efforts to win the 2016 Febreze Freshness Rewards Contest.

The contest is part of a recycling fundraising initiative called the Febreze Air and Home Care Recycling Programme, which enables any brand of air freshener and home care products and packaging to be recycled for the first time.

Anyone in the UK can sign up to the Air and Home Care Recycling Programme and compete to win a share of £2,500 worth of charity prize donations.

Whilst plastic air fresheners and the packaging they come in, trigger heads and flip caps from the likes of bathroom and kitchen cleaner and washing up liquid and flexible plastic cleaning wipes packs are technically recyclable, the high cost of recycling these hard to

recycle mixed plastics, means the infrastructure to recycle the material simply is not available across the UK. As a result this material, including air fresheners and home care products used in the Sussex area, needlessly ends up in local landfill all over the UK. This prompted Febreze and TerraCycle to team up and launch the Air and Home Care Recycling Programme, a free recycling fundraising scheme which enables any individual or organisation in the UK to recycle any brand of these hard to recycle air freshener and home care materials and packaging. Any plastic bottles and aerosols should still be recycled as part of the local council kerb side collections though.

The contest runs until July 8.

People are asked to drop used plastic air fresheners and plug-in refills, air and home care product trigger heads, pumps and caps and flexible home cleaning wipe packs of any brand to collection boxes located in the school playground on Brooks Green Road in Coolham between 8:30 am and 3:15 pm.

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Laura and pals pure Charity golfers hit sweet spot gold at Palace awards Laura with Stuart McLaughlin outside Palace

A young woman from Horsham was among several teenagers presented with Duke of Edinburgh gold awards at Buckingham Palace.

Laura McLaughlin, 18, from Horsham, completed her Gold Award work at Horsham Open Centre.

Laura said: “I was excited to be selected to have this experience.

I’d recommend the award as it builds skills like team work and setting targets for yourself.

“Now I volunteer at Horsham Open Centre as I enjoy giving back to the people who gave me the award, and want to pass it on to other young people.”

The other seven young people

Now I volunteer at Horsham Open Centre as I enjoy giving back to the people who gave me the award awarded at the event from West Sussex County Council centres were Jennifer Mason, from Steyning Grammar School,Richard Creswick and Thomas Liddell, from Bishop Luffa School, Hugo Healy, from Hurstpierpoint College, Aaron Brown, from Seaford College, Olivia Winther, from Midhurst Youth Wing, and Katie Draper, from Chichester Open Centre.

There were also four people

from Christ’s Hospital School, Lancing College and Worth School, in Turners Hill.

About 1,000 gold award recipients gathered on the lawns for a garden party in the presence of the Duke of Edinburgh, the Earl of Wessex and the Countess of Wessex.

Comedian Alistair McGowan presented the West Sussex award recipients with a certificate and gave a poignant message inspiring young people to challenge themselves.

As an organisation licensed to deliver The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, West Sussex County Council received receive a plaque to recognise its support of the Duke of Edinburgh award Charity.

Golfers drove, chipped and putted their way to raising £5,000 for The Dame Vera Lynn Children’s Charity at Five Oak, near Billingshurst.

The annual fund-raiser was held at Bramley Golf Club near Guildford in fine weather. Afterwards Catherine Bristow, the charity’s events fundraiser said: “We of course would like to thank everyone who joined us for the day and therefore supported our charity. Special congratulations to British International Industries who won the Best Team award.

“It was such a lovely day. I could not have been more pleased.

“I would also like to say a special thank you to all of our sponsors including, Audi Five Oaks, Porsche Guildford, Harwoods Crawley, Toyota Motorline Horsham, Spofforths, Red River Solutions, Avtura and Lebertei Mobility.

“I would also like to say thank you to our lovely volunteers who helped out during the day and Aaron Lansberry our professional golfer who gave his time and skills free of charge.”

The charity’s next major event is the Arundel to Brighton charity walk on September 17. For details contact Catherine Bristow

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Mobile phone warning after tragic crash Sussex Police issued a stark warning to motorists not to be distracted by mobile phones or similar devices came after Brighton Crown Court jailed a man for causing a catastrophic crash on the A23 at Bolney.

On September 16 last year Mark Martin, 39, was at the wheel of a Volvo car transporter travelling north when it smashed into a stationary Fiat Punto, just north of the A272 slip road.

The Fiat’s driver, 36, sustained life-changing injuries.

Martin, of previous good character, pleaded guilty to causing serious injury by dangerous driving and was sentenced to 15 months imprisonment. He was also disqualified from driving for two years and ordered to pay costs.

He admitted the offence at the earliest opportunity and when interviewed by police confessed that he had been looking at his e-POD mobile device, displaying the next day’s deliveries, rather than at the road ahead.

Consequently he only saw the Fiat stopped in lane one at the

last moment and was unable to take any avoiding action.

His vehicle caused substantial damage to the Fiat, including massive intrusion into the interior, and as a result the driver, from London, was grievously injured.

PC Christina Lane, of the Serious Collision Investigation Unit at Sussex Police, attended the crash and saw the outcome first-hand.

After the sentencing of Martin, of Wrentham Avenue, Herne Bay, Kent, PC Lane said: “It’s important that we raise people’s awareness of the danger that mobile devices can cause.

“In an increasingly busy world, with easy access to communications via mobiles, we need to take a step back and ask ourselves - is looking at this device really so important? Can it wait 20 minutes?

This change in attitude might just save your life or someone else’s.” Safety experts say it is better to stop somewhere safe rather than risk being distracted.

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Heronry Camera Equipment Stolen Heron on site

Thieves have wrecked the work of nature lovers in helping the public watch herons.

They stole equipment used to transmit live pictures at Warnham Nature Reserve heronry to its Visitors Centre.

For the last five years, the Friends of Warnham Local Nature Reserve have funded and maintained the equipment so that visitors can enjoy the sight of the herons.

Sometime after 2pm on May 10 and certainly by noon the next day the screen in the Visitor Centre went blank. The screen is only on for a few hours each day, controlled by a time switch. It was assumed that a fault had occurred with the equipment on the far side of the Millpond.

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On May 14 it was discovered that all the ground-level equipment was missing, presumed stolen. This included the following items, some of which are quite heavy: A large solar panel 5’ x 2, a 12 volt ‘Leisure battery’ as used in caravans and mobile homes, a 12v / 240v inverter, 12v Timer and in-line switchgear.

A spokesman for the Friends said: “A witness in the Heron Hide, across the Millpond from where the equipment was sited, noticed up to three people walking in that area during the afternoon of the day in question. This is not in the permitted public area of the Reserve, although volunteer working parties have access. There were no scheduled working parties for that day.

“The estimated replacement will

cost around £500, although we will likely have to raise this through donations.

“As far as we know, the wireless cctv camera, cabling and aerials appear to be still in situ in a tall tree and are presumed to be unaffected. “ However we cannot confirm this without the ground level kit.

“We have to engage a tree surgeon when we service the high level installation as the heronry is about seventy feet above ground level.”

If anyone has any information about this theft, the group asks for them to please make contact with the wardens at the Reserve on 01403-256890, or with the Friends on 01403-756238

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All change at top for Christ’s Hospital Small fire breaks out at school Jon Perriss

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ethos and charitable mission and the focused leadership qualities necessary to lead Christ’s Hospital successfully in the next phase of its development.”

Mr Reid has taught at schools including Brentwood, Stowe and Christ’s Hospital. After Horsham Simon spent seven years as deputy head at Worksop College before

In Simon, we believe that we have found the perfect blend of experience Pupils at Christ’s Hospital school in Horsham will have a new head master and deputy in a double change at the top.

The new head from September next year will be former teacher at the school Simon Reid, the current Principal of Gordonstoun, the old school of Prince Charles.

His deputy will be Jon Perriss, 43, currently a boarding housemaster at Tonbridge School, Kent. Mr Perriss will start his new role this September.

Mr Reid will succeed current school head master John Franklin,

who is retiring in June 201 after 10 years at Christ’s Hospital.

Mike Hiard, chairman of board of school governors said: “Christ’s Hospital has, in every respect, made enormous progress in the nine years to date under John Franklin’s leadership; something that we saw clearly reflected in the quality and motivation of the candidates that applied for the post.

“In Simon, we believe that we have found the perfect blend of experience, empathy with our unique

A school was evacuated after a small fire broke out.

No-one was hurt in the incident at Tanbridge House School in Horsham.

Firefighters carried out precautionary checks after discovering the fire had already been put out upon their arrival.

Headmaster Jules White said in a message to parents on Monday: “I can confirm that at approximately 2pm today, smoke was seen coming from the new school expansion at the front of the school.

“I am pleased to confirm that all safety procedures were put into immediate effect and have worked successfully. Firstly, all

joining Gordonstoun in 2011.

Mr Perriss was once a good enough hockey player to play in the National League.He began his teaching career at Wanganui Collegiate School, New Zealand, before moving back to the UK to take up a post at Norwich School.

In his time at Tonbridge, Jon has been master in charge of hockey and head of the lower school.

Married with two daughters, Jon has a BA in Geography, a Postgraduate Certificate in Education and is currently completing a Masters in Educational Leadership.

buildings were ‘swept’, following this all adults and children were accounted for under our usual procedures.

“The fire itself appears to have been localised and small and was put out before the fire service arrived. We will, of course, institute a full investigation with the fire service and Beard Construction and feedback as necessary.

“Student conduct was exemplary and my colleagues performed all of the expected duties with the skill and professionalism expected.

“The school is already back to normal with lessons underway.

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Space seeds real buzz for pupils Pupils prepare seeds

Words made famous by animated film character Buzz Lightyear are being brought to life by pupils at Kingslea Primary School in Horsham.

Buzz is famous for his catchphrase “To infinity and beyond” and pupils thought it was out of this world to receive some space seeds from British astronaut Tim Peake.

Tim recently received a collection of rocket seeds to be used as part of a special experiment.

The seeds were sent to space to see how their growth was

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effected by their time in zero gravity. Having been returned to earth, schools were offered the chance to grow some of them alongside the same number of seeds that stayed on earth.

However, to add an extra element the UK Space Agency has not revealed which is which.

The seeds, currently being grown in a Year 5 classroom, have started to grow.

As the school said: “Who knows what we can expect over the next few weeks?”

Pupils got an insight into the way mental health patients were treated in the 13th century.

Sixth form psychology students from Farlington School at Horsham attended a tour and workshop at Bethlem Museum of the Mind as part of their AS and A2 level studies.

The museum is in Beckenham within the grounds of the Bethlem Royal Hospital, which is part of the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust, one of the lead-

ing treatment centres for mental health in the country.

The hospital was first opened in Bishopsgate, London, in 1247 and pupils were told how the word ‘bedlam’ originated from it and how treatment has improved from barbaric to modern practices.

Student Julie-Ann Buxton said: “We discovered how hard it is for consultants to make a judgment on a person’s health. We were shown a video of a young girl who wanted to take weekend leave from the hospital and we had to make

the final judgement as to whether she was allowed to go home or not. The majority of us decided that she should remain.

“However, we were then told more information about the risks of her leaving and the risks of her staying at hospital. For example, she might lose trust in the hospital staff which could affect her later if she were to relapse. Many of us changed our minds once we had discussed these factors, showing us just how hard mental health decisions are.”

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Soccer champs know how Leicester feel Potential young soccer stars of tomorrow showed their talent in a tournament at Bucks Green.

And the winners likened themselves to surprise Premier League champion Leicester City, who were 5,000-1 to win the league at the start of the season.

The odds were not quite so heavily stacked against the talented winning Cranleigh Blues Under 10s at Rudgwick Youth Football Tournament at the King George V Playing Fields, Bucks Green.

The Year 5 boys, who attend Park Mead and Cranleigh C of E Primary Schools, won their league with decisive wins against Rudgwick, Chesworth Rovers, Hurst Colts, Kirdford and local rivals

Ewhurst. No goals were conceded thanks to great team play, outstanding defence and excellent goalkeeping skill. The team survived a semi-final penalty shoot out 4-3 against Royal United, and the final was won 2-0 against Chesworth Rovers. The boys, relatives and coaches Andrew Lee and Ian Barter were overjoyed by the win. As one player said: “Now I know how Leicester City feel.”

Manager Andrew Lee said: “I’m so proud of how the boys played in terms of effort, team work and sportsmanship. Throughout the tournament each boy played with great determination and gave 100%. I can’t ask for more than that.”

Brickworks brewery has success canned A small brewery in an old brickworks near Horsham has won a national award with a beer style started 10,000 years ago.

The Indie Beer Can Festival is a national competition that celebrates craft beer in cans. Brewers can enter their beers, despite not yet having canned them, and the finalists win the chance to have their brews canned for the final.

Fireweisse by Firebird Brewing, based at the old brickworks at Lynwick Street, Rudgwick, was chosen as a category winner for Best Other category, also known as speciality beer, from 131 entries, from which 13 were chosen as finalists.

A spokesman for Firebird Brewing said: “We entered the Indie Beer Can Festival because we thought it was a challenge, and we love that, and also because, as far as we know, no craft brewer has ever canned Weissbier and we thought that was cool! We’re excited about cans because they are a phenomenon in craft beer, and we want to be part of it” Weissbier, or white beer, is popular in Germany but is believed to have been first brewed

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Eire’s leading indie brewers gather together to champion the hottest trend in the independent beer market: cans. The market has grown from four brands in can two years ago to more than 100 and based on the success of the event, this growth is set to continue.

An expert taste-judging panel included industry experts Adrian Tierney-Jones and Annabel Smith, Ben Hume, then beer buyer for Lidl, now head of wine for Lidl Intl, as well as Martin Constable, chairman of the Can Makers.

Mr Constable said: “Two years ago there were only a handful of UK craft beers available in can. We couldn’t be prouder that this festival has supported such incredible and positive market growth.

We’d like to congratulate all the entrants and finalists who have done an amazing job showcasing indie beers in cans.”

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Jackie and Lexi under spotlight A rescue pony re-homed by a Horsham woman has been showcased by a worldwide charity.

Horsham resident Jackie Dunne formed a close partnership with Lexi and their story has been highlighted as part of World Horse Welfare’s annual Rehome a Horse Month.

The charity says it wants to highlight her “amazing” progress and achievements since she was rehomed just two years ago.

Lexi was found as a group of ponies in 2012 that were all underweight and severely neglected. She came into World Horse Welfare’s Hall Farm Rescue and Rehoming Centre where she underwent her rehabilitation, including physiotherapy work to help build her strength.

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rehome from World Horse Welfare and had been looking for a while when Lexi became available. She said: “Apart from being a stunning

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assessments and I felt it would be very rewarding to give her a home after she’d had such a rough start in life.

“She’s had a very easy year as I had to have a huge op to remove part of my kidney but am getting back to riding now and can’t wait to take her out to do some training and we have an adult camp coming up.

“Lexi was initially a little unsettled when she arrived so we had a lot of time getting to know each other which has really paid off now and she has developed a deep trust, loving nothing more than a nice bath and groom!

“If I had one word of advice it would be always visit the website/ rehoming centre when looking for a new pony.”

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Food for thought helped pupils at Billingshurst Primary School get their brains in gear for exams.

Sainsbury’s laid on a breakfast for all year 6 pupils, for the second year running, during “SATS” exams week.

The school says recent research confirming the link between a good breakfast and success in exams underpins the importance of such initiatives. The school ensured everyone had the best possible start to the day by offering a nutritious breakfast for that extra boost.

The week culminated in a welldeserved bacon sandwich each for 90 children.

Pupils were also treated to an exclusive pack from Coco’s Hairdressers, Billingshurst, containing essential stationary items to help

Grant will help Samaritans to help others Someone heard the plea of Horsham and Crawley Samaritans when they badly needed to re-design what they call their “listening” room.

The charity says it is delighted to have been awarded £2,500 by Sussex Community Foundation in its latest round of grant-giving. The grant will pay for the work on the room.

As a national organization, Samaritans have recently launched a new telephone answering system that has required all branches to set up new equipment to handle the calls. Branch director Roger Dugdale said: “This equipment takes up quite a bit more room in addition to the telephone handset with the result that our volunteers are struggling with the rather

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small size of our listening booths.

“Therefore, we need to take out the existing booths and build new, larger areas for our volunteers to work in. As you can imagine, this is quite a costly exercise so we are immensely grateful to Sussex Community Foundation and its donors for this grant.”

Samaritans are volunteers who make time for people who need to talk. As part of this, they support the suicidal but are also there for anyone having a bad time.

They say problems have a way of piling up and without someone to talk to it can be lonely and stressful. It’s OK to talk to Samaritans about that growing anxiety before it turns to overwhelming despair. But if it does, They will be there for that too.

Nationally, Samaritans are avail-

able every hour of every day by phone, email or text and daytime callers are also welcome at the Centre at 21 Denne Road, Horsham.

People can contact Samaritans by: Phone 116 123 free of charge from landlines, mobiles and phone boxes from anywhere in the UK or locally on 01403 276276 (local charges apply); Text 07725 909090 and email jo@samaritans.org; visit 21 Denne Road, Horsham RH12 1JE (call for opening time or see the website). Further information: www.samaritans. org/horsham&crawley

with revision in the lead-up to the exams.

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“Arranging for pupils to enjoy breakfast together during SATS week really helps to encourage a shared sense of support, as well as ensuring all pupils have the fuel to

boost concentration. By encouraging our children to eat a nutritious meal at the right time of the day, we are hoping to promote good habits for the future beyond the exams. This is an important time in the school calendar, so we are particularly grateful to Sainsbury’s and Coco’s for supporting our pupils. It is fantastic for the children to recognise that the local community wishes them every success.”

Ian Goacher, Sainsbury’s Store Manager said:“We are delighted to support the pupils of Year Six and wish them lots of luck in what we are sure will prove to be a very successful week. The links between eating a healthy breakfast and academic achievement are well documented, therefore any opportunity to help pupils reach their full potential is a valuable one.”

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We take notices for all celebrations, births, deaths, marriages, anniversaries and acknowledgements To book your notice, please contact the team on 01403 251000 or at announcements@thedistrictpost.co.uk TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 PUBLIC INQUIRY Date: Tuesday 21st June 2016 at 10.00am at Horsham District Council, Parkside, Chart Way, Horsham, RH12 1RL REASON FOR INQUIRY Appeal by Abingworth Strategic Limited, relating to the application to Horsham District Council, DC/14/0921 for Outline planning permission for demolition of the existing kennels and cattery, associated buildings and structures including three of the four residential dwellings with Old Clayton retained and redevelopment of the site to provide up to 41 dwellings with new vehicular access (All matters other than access to be reserved) at Old Clayton Boarding Kennels, Storrington Road, Washington, Pulborough, West Sussex, RH20 4AG. An Inspector appointed by the Secretary of State under paragraph 1(1) of schedule 6 to the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 will attend at the place, date and time shown above to decide the appeal(s).

Members of the public may attend the inquiry and, at the Inspector’s discretion, express their views. If you or anyone you know has a disability and is concerned about facilities at the inquiry venue, you should contact the Council to confirm that suitable provisions are in place.

Documents relating to the appeal can be viewed at the Council’s offices by prior arrangement or through the Council’s website. Planning Inspectorate Reference: APP/Z3825/W/15/3131603 Contact point at the Planning Inspectorate: Alison Bell, 3/O, Temple Quay House, 2 The Square, Temple Quay, Bristol, BS1 6PN. Tel: 0303 444 5279.

Application for Neighbourhood Plan Area designation PUBLIC NOTICE Rudgwick Parish Council has applied for Designation of a Neighbourhood Plan Area (under Part 2 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012) to Horsham District Council.

The name of the proposed Neighbourhood Planning Area will be: Rudgwick Parish Neighbourhood Plan Area The application is to identify an area for which the Parish Council intend to prepare local planning policies and formulate land allocations to be consulted upon in due course in accordance with the Localism Act 2011 and Regulations.

The application, draft designation map and supporting submission can be viewed on the website: www.horsham.gov.uk/ planningpolicy/planning-policy/current-consultations.

A copy of the application documents will be available for inspection at: Horsham District Council Parkside, Chart Way, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1RL Comments on the application can be made directly on the website or by email to: neighbourhood.planning@horsham.gov.uk.

Or by post to the above address – please mark “FAO Neighbourhood Planning”.

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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 May 2016 and 20th May 2016.

Please note the below list of applications advertised are only those we are required to do so by law. A full list of applications is available by visiting our website at www.horsham.gov.uk DC/16/1041 The Nook and Downie Cottage Sandhills Road Barns Green Horsham West Sussex RH13 0PU Erection of replacement cottage style dwellings at the Nook and Downie Cottage Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

DC/16/0731 Land North East of Glebelands Pulborough West Sussex Rh20 2gn Outline planning application with all matters reserved except for means of access from Glebelands, for residential development of up to 100 dwellings, new internal access road (to include the re-alignment of Drovers Lane) and associated infrastructure Reason for Advert:Major Development.

The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/16/0632 The Plough Cottage Church Street Rudgwick Horsham West Sussex RH12 3EH Proposed Bathroom (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

DC/16/0881 Land South of Dukes Row Pulborough Road Cootham West Sussex Relocation of the site access gates.

The existing site access will be fenced off and a new hedgerow will be planted Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/16/1059 134 Cooks Cottage School Lane Shipley Horsham West Sussex RH13 8PL Erection of single storey-rear extension after demolition of existing out building.

Reason for Advert: Conservation Area.

DC/16/1067 Denver Farm Storage Okehurst Lane Billingshurst West Sussex Use of land as a cabin style static caravan park Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/16/1045 Kilnwood Vale Crawley Road Faygate West Sussex Development of new road to the north of Phase 2.2 with associated drainage and landscaping Reason for Advert: Major Development. The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/16/1058 The Old House 24 London Road Horsham West Sussex Extension and conversion of the building to form 9 residential units Reason for Advert: Conservation Area.

DC/16/1074 Lower Chickens Farm Dorking Road Warnham Horsham West Sussex RH12 3RY Re-roofing of Horsham Stone-slate roof to main roof and rear porch of Lower Cickens Farm including replacement of lead flashings, repointing of chimney stacks and replacement of inappropriate Upvc downpipes and guttering with cast metal (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

DC/16/1047 Land To The West of Bewbush, North of The A264 (also Referred To As Phases 2 and 3 of Kilnwood Vale) Development of two green corridors and a new neighbourhood park, incorporating open space, walking routes, cycle routes and bridleway with associated drainage and landscaping.

Reason for Advert: Major Development.

DC/16/0923 Room F4 Park House North Street Horsham West Sussex RH12 1RN Construction of dividing partition to first floor office Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

DC/16/0998 Nunnery Farm The Rusper Nunnery Horsham Road Rusper RH12 4QT West Sussex The insertion of 2no. new ground floor full height opening windows on the East elevation of the existing grade II barn. Formed between the existing stud openings, to provide an emergency means of escape incase of a fire for the children who use the educational facilities to comply with current Building Regulations. (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

DC/16/1073 Land North of Old Guildford Road Broadbridge Heath West Sussex Reserved Matters application for the residential element of outline planning permission DC/13/2408, comprising 165 residential units, including 66 affordable units, and associated, parking, landscaping and open space.

Reason for Advert: Major Development. Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/16/1028 70 Friday Street Warnham Horsham West Sussex RH12 3QX Erection of a detached garage Reason for Advert: Conservation Area.

Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

DC/16/0934 New Barn Farm Swallows Lane Dial Post Horsham West Sussex RH13 8NN Use of land for the siting of 2x yurts for the purposes of a yoga and holistic treatment business Reason for Advert: The development would affect a Public Right of Way. DC/16/1046 Land To The West of Bewbush, North of The A264 (also Referred To As Phases 2 and 3 of Kilnwood Vale) Development of new road and green route between Phase 1 and Phases 2 and 3 and a new access road to serve Phase 2, with associated drainage and landscaping.

Reason for Advert: Major Development.

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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Repairing harm from crime wins award A partnership of 27 organisations in Sussex offering services to victims of crime has won a prestigious national award for outstanding work.

The Sussex Restorative Justice Partnership won the ‘Communities Award’ at the Restorative Practice UK National Awards ceremony in London for making an outstanding contribution to their communities through restorative practices.

Restorative justice is a voluntary process, facilitated by qualified practitioners, bringing together victim and offender when it is safe to do so, with the aim to repair the harm caused by crime.

Some of the outstanding attributes of the Sussex Restorative Justice Partnership include: pioneering a ‘victim-led approach’; the inclusive range of participating agencies within the partnership; an innovative ‘cloud-based’ electronic case management system; and the enthusiasm, commitment of senior lead-

ers, managers, coordinators and volunteers.

John Willett, Strategic Restorative Justice Manager said: “It is a great honour to receive this award on behalf of the partnership, which is evidence of and testament to the collective hard work, commitment and achievements the partnership has delivered since it was created in September 2014. We work tirelessly to deliver restorative services to our communities in Sussex which has made the SRJP a partnership to be admired and receive national recognition.”

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Along with individual house portraits they will also be taking views and vistas of Horsham, providing full colour photographs to compliment the earlier black and white images, along with early drawings that will be used to illustrate what makes Horsham Houses Revisited.

When asked by the Friends of Horsham Museum if he would like to support the new publication, Mr Rooney said: “I can’t believe it was 30 years ago that the book came out.

“I grew up with it - Horsham Houses was on our bookshelves at home and in our office! I know my father would love us to be involved. It is great that a new edition is coming out and we have the opportunity to be part of such an important book and resource.’

Over the next couple of months Rooney and Co photographers will be seen throughout Horsham capturing that special image.

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The Friends of Horsham Museum says it is delighted to announce the valuable support of Rooney and Co, a Horsham estate agent, in making it possible.

Originally published when ‘yuppies’ were but a glint in the marketer’s eye, the book Horsham Houses by Annabel Hughes revealed the rich and fascinating detail of the houses and shops in Horsham for the first time. Thirty years on and advances of science and building history along with rigorous research have enabled Dr Hughes to create the new Horsham Houses Revisited for the millennial generation.

Over the same period Rooney and Co have grown and expanded, using up to date photography to sell homes. The Friends of Horsham Museum were delighted when Rooney and Co agreed to take modern day portraits of the historic houses for this new publication.

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New features at South of England Show Livestock parade

Gatton Manor Hotel & Golf Club presents an open-air garden theatre production of E Nesbit’s classic story which has delighted audiences for years.

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Up and coming musicians will perform in a new feature at the South of England Show from June 9-11.

While the keynote of the huge Ardingly show will be farming, for the first time an accoustic stage will be provided, with musicians performing a mixture of originals and covers.

The stage will see a number of acts combining folk, acoustic, pop and bluegrass to provide an entertaining day for all ages. The line-up is Fred Clark on all days, Joshua Renton on Thursday and Friday, Martin Morris and also the group Ab and the Underclass on Saturday.

This year the show coincides with the official celebrations for the Queen’s 90th birthday.

Hundreds of animals and their handlers will be judged in the famous livestock display and individual showing classes. Livestock and their exhibitors come from all over the country to compete and this year there will be over 400 different classes of cattle, pigs, sheep, dairy & pygmy goats vying for the

coveted champions’ rosettes.

The parades, a highly popular feature, take place in the Ardingly Ring at mid-afternoon on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Horse fans get the chance to see every aspect of equestrian sport, from International Showjumping with classes designed by the 2012 Olympic course builder Bob Ellis, to the Shetland Pony Grand National races on Friday and Saturday. There will be majestic Heavy Horses, sponsored by Lewes-based Harveys Brewery, the very best in horse driving with the fast and furious Scurries to the sublime and traditional private single and pairs classes.

Showing competitors from all over the country take part in competitions from the elegant side saddle to tiny tots on lead reins.

It all starts off on Thursday with the prestigious Hunter classes and the young stock classes, with the top animals competing for the prestigious Cuddy qualifier, which culminates at the Horse of The Year Show in October.

New this year are the Amateur Hack, Riding Horse and Cob classes. With a Championship Prize fund of £850, this exciting competition is open to amateur hacks, riding horses and cobs. Also new for this year are classes for Home Produced and/or local Amateur Hacks, Riding Horses and Cobs.

These classes will all be run on the Saturday of the Show. Horse of the Year Show qualifiers will this year include Ridden Arab classes along with 31 other Horse of the Year Show qualifiers.

There will also be plenty of sideshows and entertainments including the dashing Royal Signals White Helmets motorcycle display and the 90ft Ardingly Big Wheel giving a spectacular view of the biggest show in the South East.

The show runs from 9am to 6.30 pm on June 9, 10, and 11. Tickets on the gate are £20 adults, £18 senior citizens and students, with children under 16 free if accompanied by an adult. There is free parking.

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MPs deliver strong message to Number 10 ing out that an expanded train line cannot be delivered because of limitations.

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The report was delivered to Prime Minster David Cameron and contained a letter sent to the Secretary of State for Transport Patrick McLoughlin.

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The community groups represented included Derek Meakings from One’s Enough, Doug Cox from the Gatwick Area Conservation Campaign (GACC), Kia Trainor from CPRE Sussex, and Sally Pavey from CAGNE. The report, prepared by CAGNE, sets out the key concerns regarding the lack of infrastructure to support a second runway, and the impacts this would have on air quality. It states that Gatwick is already starting to suffer from inadequate infrastructure and is positioned on one of the worst performing railway lines in the country, point-

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Sussex Conservatives take “remain” campaign to streets The group

Arundel and South Downs MP Nick Herbert joined local pro-EU campaigners in the South Downs as they took their case to the streets.

Volunteers from “Sussex Conservatives IN” set up a street stall in the centre of Storrington where they handed out information to passers-by.

The street stall was the first of a number which will be held across Sussex in the run-up to the referendum on June 23.

The campaigners’ stall captured the attention of many residents, and the MP tweeted that he had “great discussions and response” from local people. The team had a busy morning providing infor-

mation and receiving pledges of support.

Co-ordinator Michelle Taylor said: “This was a terrific first day for us, and it was great speaking to local people and hearing why so many are supporting remaining in the EU. It was good to have Nick Herbert at the event as the local MP and as the national Chairman of Conservatives IN, who are campaigning to keep Britain in a reformed EU. Many people valued the opportunity to speak to him in person.”

Nick Herbert said: “It’s always good to meet local people and to hear their views on any issue, and while of course there are dif-

fering opinions on Europe which I respect, I was encouraged that so many people recognised the benefits of remaining in the EU. “I led the campaign to keep Britain out of the euro, but I argued then and still believe now that we have the best of both worlds by keeping our own currency while having the benefits of the single market.

“Along with the majority of Conservative MPs, I believe that Britain will be stronger, safer and better off in the EU, and that the risks of leaving are too great. You only have to ask a local employer like Storrington based Tesla Engineering what they think to appreciate that investment and jobs depend on our full access to the world’s largest market.”

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How to care for little teeth and avoid toddler tantrums!

Looking after your child’s teeth, from that first tiny tooth, will lay the foundations for good oral care and general health as they grow up.

“Brushing a baby’s teeth can be simple and stress-free,” says Arvin Mirzadeh of Sussex-based dental clinic, Vitality “It’s when they become toddlers that can make it tricky; ‘I don’t want to brush my teeth’ or ‘I want to do it myself’ are all too common phrases heard in households everywhere.”

Here, Arvin offers some great advice to help parents achieve a healthy dental regime with their toddlers: Be enthusiastic: If you make brushing a chore, then kids will generally feel the same about it.

Be positive about the prospect of brushing and do your own teeth at the same time. Kids learn by example, so if you’re happy, they should be happy too.

Don’t give over control: Toddlers want to be independent and will try to insist on brushing their own teeth. However, children don’t possess the dexterity to brush their own teeth until about six years old. Keep hold of the brush for as long as you can, at least until they have a lot of practice under their belts.

Letting them put toothpaste on their own brush can give them a sense of control.

Top Tip – if you struggle to see inside your child’s mouth when brushing, lay them on the floor with their head on your lap. It

will give you a better view and easier brushing.

As they get older: Helping children to brush their own teeth as they get a little older can be a tough negotiation. Try to help by gently guiding their hand, brushing each tooth properly and for the recommended two minutes. Once they are able to brush their own teeth, supervision is key, as many children will give their teeth a quick ‘once over’ before rushing off to play.

Make it fun: There is a huge variety of fun toothbrushes with lights and sounds, smart phone apps with brushing songs and interesting two minute timers on the market. Using props, like these, can really engage a child’s imagination and attention - hopefully making the routine more fun and less stressful!

Don’t forget the Tooth Fairy: Teach your children about the Tooth Fairy, so that when they lose their first baby tooth, it is an exciting moment, not one to be feared. Educate them that she loves healthy teeth and always leaves a present under the pillow (and then don’t forget to do this!).

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Horsham Has Lowest Retail Vacancy Rates In The South East says survey Crickmay Chatered Surveyors in Horsham have recently recieved a recent retail unit vacancy survey.

“We were delighted to receive the results of the April Springboard vacancy survey today and it came as not too much surprise to see that of the respondents displayed in the survey, Horsham reported the lowest retail vacancy rate in the South East at just 3.5%” says Will Tasney of Crickmay Chatered Surveyors.

“This was well below half of the average rate in the South East of 8.2% and the national average of 9.6%. In comparison to Horsham, neighbouring towns Crawley & Guildford have reported vacancy rates of 9.2% & 8% respectively”.

Horsham also appears to have bucked the trend, nationally and across the South East,

with vacancy rates falling by over 20% when compared with January figures. Vacancy rates both nationally and across the South East rose by 10% when compared with January.

With several retail town centre properties now under offer and exciting plans for Piries Place beginning to emerge, we hope to see vacancy rates fall further and Horsham Town Centre continue to move from strength to strength.

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Home sweet home for Queen’s Award winners

A home care company with an office in Horsham has won the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for its innovative work.

Home Instead Senior Care received recognition in connection with the Queen’s 90th birthday, which was in April but is also being officially celebrated on June 11.

The company has been granted the award, the UK’s highest accolade for business success, for the innovation its service has brought to the home care sector.

The Home Instead offices are owned and run under franchises, with the Horsham one being owned

by Pearl Blakemore. Pearl says on

her website: “Having worked for many years in the very corporate environment of the insurance and IT industries, I had acquired the skills to enable me to set up my own business. It was quite ironic that the business I set up, a domiciliary cleaning company actually led me on to Home Instead. I was constantly being asked if I knew people who could provide care for my clients at home, sometimes it was just to help out with shopping or errands but I realised that there was a real need for this kind of service in my local community.

“I have also had a number of personal experiences where I couldn’t find the level of good quality care for relatives and friends. And so, my goal is to provide just that. I want our clients to see our caregivers as an extension of their family, to help with everyday tasks and whatever care they need.”

Home Instead introduced its service to the UK in 2005 specialising in the care of older adults. It says its declared mission is to change the face of ageing and it is doing this by delivering companionshipbased care which is built around the individual needs of clients.

It says the award is recognition that the company’s care is “person-centred” and includes the social wellbeing of clients who benefit from minimum one hour visits, delivered by familiar caregivers who are matched to clients based on shared interests.

You are divorced. But, do you have a Consent Order?

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Gary Lineker has been in the press a number of times recently.

Whilst he has been singing the praises of his beloved team Leicester, he has also been quite vocal in criticising the “divorce system” in England and Wales.

In this article, Marwa Hadi in the Family Law Team looks at why a Consent Order for your financial arrangements can be so important to prevent surprise claims in the future.

He and his former wife, Danielle Bux, have divorced after a six year marriage.

He states that he has managed to come to a settlement with his former wife using an online service at a cost to them of £400. At Rawlison Butler, the solicitors in our Family Law Team are all members of the organisation Resolution and so we do encourage our clients to adopt a conciliatory approach as far as possible.

However, to state that an individual can finalise their divorce and resolve financial matters at a cost of only £400 is seems fairly misleading, even in the most amicable of circumstances.

What the press seem to have failed to mention is that the sum of £400 that was paid for an online service is likely to only deal with the divorce and not the financial aspect arising from an individual’s separation.

The sum of £400 appears to refer to the Court fee for issuing the divorce petition which was £410 and has since increased to

£550. This is a fee that is paid to the Court to administer the paperwork. It does not include the costs of instructing a solicitor to correctly complete the paperwork on your behalf or to advise you on the fact on which you should rely when issuing proceedings.

Marwa Hadi, Associate Solicitor, Family Team

If the paperwork is not completed correctly, you could find that your divorce is delayed or an error in your paperwork may mean that the petition needs to be amended and an additional fee is payable to the Court as a result.

The most concerning element arising from this though, is the fact that it appears no it is unclear whether a financial settlement has been formally recorded reached between Gary Lineker and his

former wife. If, as we suspect is the case given they only spent £400, they did not formally reach a financial settlement, eEven once they are divorced, there is nothing to prevent either of them making further claims against the other’s financial capital, income and estate on death. At Rawlison Butler, we are seeing many individuals who obtained a divorce from their former spouse years ago and out of the blue, receive notification that their former spouse intends to pursue them financially. Strictly speaking, they can.

There is no time limit on bringing a claim against your former spouse, provided you have not remarried and were not the Respondent in the divorce proceedings.

The only way in which an individual can ensure that they are protected moving forward following their separation, is to have an Order drawn up setting out the agreement reached between them known as a “Consent Order”. If no agreement can be reached, then the Court is likely to need to get involved but certainly, most couples nowadays are able to resolve matters by agreement, as Gary Lineker and Danielle Bux have. What they and many couples appear to be unaware of, is the importance of having this set out in a binding document.

If you wish to obtain further advice regarding this, then please contact the Rawlison Butler family team on 01403252492.

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Record attendance at Plumpton’s Ladies Day

Saturday 28 May Haze (20.30) The Inn on the Green,Scaynes Hill (01444 831899) The Soho-Lites ( with Brent Yeomans) (20.00) Broadbridge Heath Social Club,Horsham (01403 217177) Afternoon of Music (14.0019.30 - supporting Chestnut Tree House & The Dame Vera Lynn Childrens Charity) The Queens Head,Barns Green (01403 730436) Jellyhead The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302)

Sunday 29 May Chelle Dean (16.00-18.00) The Railway,Billingshurst (01403 782928) Stan’s Showcase (19:30 Featuring Ian Roland, Taygan Paxton, Rose Kimberley and The Unblessed) The Anchor Hotel,Horsham (01403 250640)

Tuesday 31 May Open Mic with Dave Toye, Will & Louise (20.00) The Jolly Tanners,Staplefield (01444 400335)

Wednesday 1 June Barns Green Music Festival Acoustic Showcase (19.30-Jim Clarke, Les Elvin, Jodie Munday & The John Meriton Band) The Queens Head,Barns Green (01403 730436)

Thursday 2 June Andy Walker and Friends (20.30) The Dragon,Colgate (01293 852146) Open Mic with Stan The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302) Listings kindly supplied by www.horsham-rocks.

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Plumpton Racecourse’s annual Ladies Day returned to the Sussex course on May 8 and offered fantastic racing and the best in glitz and glamour.

As the most stylish raceday of

Plumpton’s calendar, the day featured all the thrill and excitement of national hunt racing and was filled with fun, fizz and fashion.

Wall to wall sunshine brought with it a record crowd, with the

largest Plumpton Racecourse Ladies Day attendance ever. Racegoers attended in style to compete in the best dressed competitions for ladies, gentlemen and the children.

Holly Gausden, from Eastbourne, won the ladies heat, with Helen Faulker, from Amersham, and Kate O’Reilly, from Redhill, in second and third places. The best dressed gentleman of the day was awarded to Steven Constable, from Hastings.

Racegoers young and old enjoyed the live music, fun fair and the finals of the South East Point to Point pony racing series - the first race (138cm and under) was won by Little Chick and the second race (148cm and under) was won

by Bongo Bay. Both ponies were ridden by 13 year old jockey, Owen Lewis.

Russell Bowes, Chief Executive of Plumpton Racecourse, commented: “Our Ladies Day fixture was a great success with a record crowd, fantastic racing amidst stunning Sussex sunshine. All of the ladies,

gentlemen and children that took part in the best dressed competitions, looked fabulous and congratulations to the winners. Also, congratulations go to Owen Lewis who won both of the South East Point to Point pony races.”

Plumpton Racecourse is a hidden gem in the world of horseracing, which races 16 times a year and is host to parties, conferences, meetings and events, plus equine stabling, camping and more. Racing will return for its Family Raceday in September.

Upcoming 2016 fixtures are detailed below: * September 18: Family Raceday Doors open: 12 noon First race: 2.00pm October 17: Moorcroft Racehorse Welfare Centre Raceday Doors open: 11.30am First race: 2.30pm October 31: At the Races Jump Season Doors open: 11.30am First race: 1.20pm

Relive the sounds of The ‘60s with The ‘60s Beat Invasion The Capitol in Horsham are delighted to welcome a new show, The 60s Beat Invasion, on June 10 at 8pm, to feature four top acts on one night.

The Fortunes, who are a well known chart-topping band who had their first smash hit with You’ve Got Your Troubles, I Got Mine in 1965. Their success continued with numbers such as Storm in a Teacup and Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again. The band are also remembered for producing a memorable jingle for Coca Cola entitled It’s The Real Thing. With a unique performance of some of the most classic sixties songs ever made, they are no doubt one of the best sixties bands in the country.

With support from Edison Lighthouse, named after Eddie Stone Lighthouse off the Devon Coast, with two of the original band members, you can enjoy their No. 1 hit Love Grows Where My Rosemary Goes, which sold 6 million copies worldwide and reached the No. 1 slot in January 1970. Stephane Booroff, drummer and vocalist of the band, said: “We were brought together as band members and

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have become great friends over the years. We absolutely love playing our music, which is infectious and danceable. Listen out for songs from The Drifters, The Searchers, Paul Anchor and Manfred Mann to name a few.”

Kate Bell is an authentic, respectful and professional tribute to the much loved, national treasure, Cilla Black, who sadly passed away recently. With her amazing vocals and talent, the feel-good factor shines through to the audience. .

A highly experienced and polished performer, who has successfully sung at hundreds of venues, events and functions all over the UK and also at luxury 5 star hotels and on board cruises across Europe, Kate will take you back to the golden musical era of the ‘60s.

The final act will be Rob Dee, who is quickly establishing himself as

the UK’s leading Billy Fury tribute artist. With a totally authentic act, he captures the sounds of the ‘60s and the look of Billy Fury. You can expect some of Fury’s songs, including Once Upon A Dream, Cross My Heart, I Will, Like I’ve

Never Been Gone, It’s Only Make Believe and many more.

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Talking Scarlet presents SWAP! Brian Flowers and his wife Susan arrive at their house swapping summer vacation in Spain, only to discover they’ve unknowingly traded houses with a British gangster.

The mess gets bigger and the clean-up gets sillier, as ex-girlfriends, twin brothers and dead bodies all start piling up in this hilarious farce, written and directed

by Ian Ogilvy, best known as the star of the television series Return of the Saint, in which he assumed the role of Simon Templar from Roger Moore.

Kim Tiddy, starring as Coral Tanner, has been starring as strong, glamorous ex-model and WAG, Heidi Costello, in Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks for 18 months. She is perhaps best known for setting hearts aflutter as PC Honey Harman in The Bill, a role she played for four years. Kim enjoyed several theatre roles following her education at Arden School of Drama, in Manchester. After escaping to Spain to find more work, she made up her mind to pursue acting again, returning to England on the day that her agent received an offer of a role in The Bill.

Kim has recently been appearing in Double Death and BoeingBoeing as Gloria for talking Scarlet.

She also appeared in Truth Lies Diana for Jon Conway Productions and Last Night a DJ Saved my Life (with David Hasselhoff) for the same company.

Freya Copeland (who portrays Susan Flowers in the production) trained at The Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art. Her TV work includes: Law and Order, Holby City, The Royal, Doctors, The Bill, Casualty and Emmerdale (where she played the role of Sgt. Angie Reynolds for four years).

Her theatre work includes: Maggie in First Person Shooter, Birmingham Rep; Christine in The Maintenance Man (UK Tour); Lady Capulet in Romeo and Juliet (Stafford Shakespeare Festival); Beatrice in A View From The Bridge,

Bolton Octagon (Nominated Best Actress M.E.N Awards); Gloria in Brassed Off (Sheffield Crucible and The Royal National Theatre); Rossignol in Marat Sade and Agatha/ Hot Box Girl in Guys and Dolls (The Royal National Theatre); Mistress and Fosca in Passion (National Tour and Queens Theatre); Julia Flyte in Brideshead Revisited (National Tour); Wicked Stepmother in Hansel and Gretel (Secombe Theatre) and Olivia in Twelfth Night (Clivedon Open Air Festival); Fairy Feathers in Cinderella and Mother Goose, and the title roles in Robin Hood and Jack and The Beanstalk (Stafford Gatehouse Theatre); Fairy in Mother Goose (Churchill Theatre) Bromley; and Mrs. Darling in Peter Pan (Camberley).

Freya recently played Olivia in Stone Cold Murder on tour for talking Scarlet.

David Callister stars as Brian Flowers. He was born in Norwich, Norfolk and educated locally. It was while playing leading roles in school productions, such as Oliver Twist, that David realised his future was to be on stage. With a flair for mimicry, he gained experience performing his own one-man show, as an impressionist and as a Pontins Bluecoat, before formally training at The Webber Douglas Academy in London. Following his graduation, he quickly won a variety of roles encompassing all manner of performing genre.

Theatre triumphs came early, as Tom in The Glass Menagerie, Malvolio and Orsino in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, Max Millar in We’ll Meet Again for Channel Theatre Company and The Actor in the play God by Woody Allen. More success followed as Gorringe in Black Comedy, Josef Kobut in Judgement Day, Mike in Births, Lysander in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Moon in A Real Inspector Hound.

The early 90s marked David’s debut on the small screen. While auditioning for a part in a television sitcom, he was offered the role of P.C. Kevin Anderson in the hit

crime drama series The Bill, a role he played for 8 months. Other TV performances followed in The Chief for ITV, Crime Monthly, Michael Winner’s True Crimes, The Casting Couch and Heat of the Day. He has also appeared in a number of films, most notably as Jerry in Little Big Deal, Steve in Odd One or Two and Mike in The Feminine Touch, which was a multi award winner at The Raindance Film Festival.

During this period, David was offered a major theatre break by UK producer Ian Dickens, whose company he has continued to work with on a regular basis for several years now. In his first season of weekly rep with Ian Dickens, David appeared in 13 of the 15 productions staged, 10 of which were leading roles. He has gone on to become one of the UK’s most popular touring actors, having played everything from Agatha Christie to Alan Ayckbourn. Roles of particular note include; Norman in The Dresser, Bernard in Camoletti’s Don’t Dress For Dinner, Norman in Ayckbourn’s Trilogy The Norman Conquests, George Pigden and John Smith in the Ray Cooney farces Out of Order and Run For Your Wife and Lionel Toop in Pool’s Paradise.

More recently, David received great critical acclaim for his role as John Barrett in N.J. Crisp’s psychological thriller Dangerous Obsession. However, it is perhaps for his high energy, precision performances in Ray Cooney’s farces, that he is best loved and for which he has received consistently rave reviews over the years. He has just completed touring as Big Mack in Shady Business, Norman in Table Manners, Inspector Pratt in Secondary Cause of Death and Ramsey in Stone Cold Murder all for talking Scarlet.

The Capitol, Horsham, from May 30 - June 2 Tickets: £20 (Mon £14.50/ Friends 2 for 1, Wed Matinee £17) are available online at: www. thecapitolhorsham.com or via The Capitol Box Office: 01403 750220

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ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS 2D & 3D (PG)

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Help to Buy helps Horsham couple settle into married life Finding an easy route into the property market may seem like a distant dream for some.

But for West Sussex couple Charlie and Lucie Warne the process could not have been easier thanks to help from David Wilson Homes and the Government’s Help to Buy scheme.

The pair is celebrating buying their first home together after moving to the housebuilder’s new Wickhurst Green development in Broadbridge Heath, Horsham.

“Using Help to Buy just seemed sensible,” said Charlie, 31. “If there are schemes out there that make it easier to get on the housing ladder then it’s a no-brainer to use it. We only had to put just over five per cent down as a deposit, which made it a lot easier and the advisor we had explained it all

in layman’s terms so we felt we understood every part of the process.”

Charlie and Lucie, who married in 2012, wanted to move to David Wilson Homes’ Wickhurst Green development because it ticked both of their top priority boxes; well-connected yet rural.

“We wanted to stay near Guildford but be somewhere surrounded by green areas and Wickhurst Green gives us just that,” said Lucie, 32. “It’s close to the train station and easy to get to London, which is convenient for work, but it’s also in the countryside. There are lots of lovely places to walk Piper, our dog.”

The couple, who were renting previously, didn’t initially set out to buy a new-build home but the bonuses of buying new soon became apparent. “I’d never lived in a new build,” said Charlie. “But when we started looking into it we realised the guarantees and warrantees that housebuilders like David Wilson Homes offer make it a good choice.

“It means we’re completely covered and don’t need to worry about having such a big savings reserve for things like the boiler going wrong. Had we bought an older property we might have had to ensure we had more saved away for things like that.”

Charlie and Lucie are now

We wanted to stay near Guildford but be somewhere surrounded by green areas and Wickhurst Green gives us just that settling into their new home at Wickhurst Green, which is a three storey town house. “The main thing that appealed to us with this particular house was the size,” said Charlie. “It’s got a lot of open plan elements, which we like and it’s got a big living / dining room for entertaining.”

Having used Help to Buy to buy their first home the couple are happy to now be on the property ladder. “It’s a brilliant feeling owning your own house,” said Lucie. “We feel very much at home here.”

The Help to Buy scheme is available on all new-build homes up to £600,000 and buyers can become owners with just a five per cent deposit of the property value of their new home.

Many lenders are able to offer a loan-to-value mortgage because the UK Government provides a guarantee of up to 15 per cent.

To find out more about Help to Buy with David Wilson Homes visit http://www.dwh. co.uk/Offers/ To find out more about David Wilson Homes at Wickhurst Green visit www.dwh.co.uk

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* The Help to Buy Equity scheme has specific terms and conditions and is subject to affordability conditions as prescribed by the Homes and Communities Agency. Please ask inside for full details.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE OR ANY DEBT SECURED ON IT.

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ÂŁ950.00 pcm

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Trafalgar Road, Horsham

ÂŁ499,950 Freehold

Hillside, Horsham

Thanks to the extensive work carried out at this home, this late Victorian family house is open, light and spacious. Internal viewing is highly recommended. EPC: D

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of trials as an initial pool of seventy players was cut down to just twelve. This year’s National Tournament will take place in Sheffield where all ten regions of the country will compete for the national title in front of England coaches and selectors. The south east team this year will be led by Rob Newson who has a strong background in coaching basket-

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Youth Basketball Dave Smith - Sports Editor Josh Tavolieri (Forest School) and Josh Lea-Clayton (Tanbridge House) who are both members of the U13 Horsham Hawks basketball team have been selected for the U13 south east England regional squad.

The boys who began playing competitive basketball together four years ago were successful in making it through three rounds

ball including with the Worthing Thunder senior team and top division in Iceland. More recently Rob was a key driver in establishing Vietnam’s first professional basketball team to compete in the Asia league. He has also played a variety of roles with Saigon Heat, including coaching the men, academy and development team at different points.

As part of their selection the boys have also been invited to join the south east Regional Performance Centre for 2016-17 which focuses on individual player development and forms part of Basketball England’s performance pathway programme.

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Bowls Jane Gray - Pulborough BC After promotion to Division 2 for 2016, Pulborough Bowls Club are leading the way in the West Sussex Bowls League, with 3 convincing wins against tough opposition.

Four rinks played at home to the Witterings and by end 10 Pulborough were already 10 shots ahead.

With no break for tea, there wasn’t anything to interrupt the flow of points on all 4 rinks, with skip, Len Adsett, lead, Melvin Green, number 2, Adey Stratton and number 3, Arthur Varndell, just sneaking top rink by 3 points to finish 8 points ahead on 24/16; the final score of 88/70 to Pulborough yielded the

maximum 10 points.

In the next match, away against East Preston, the weather was less than kind, but Pulborough flourished in the inclement conditions winning on 3 out of 4 rinks quite convincingly. Top rink honours went to Len Adsett and his team of Melvin Green, Mick Ayling and Malcolm Gray who finished 24/11 ahead. The final result for Pulborough was an eight point haul in the league and an 80/59 score-line.

A challenging day on Sunday had many of the Pulborough men playing back to back games at 10am and 2pm due to changes in the fixture calendar. They commenced battle in the WSBL PC Cup against Middleton in the morning. Of the 3 winning Pulborough rinks, the

Horsham Park beaten in two local derbies Bowls Keith Barraclough - Billingshurst BC

Athletics Phil Liberman - Horsham Joggers The latest round of the West Sussex fun run league saw the infamous Trundle Hill run at Lavant.

Horsham Joggers finished 8th out of 18 again, consolidating their top half of the league position with 28 turning out for the club.

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finest with father and son Ian and Harry Wilcox running at Richmond Park Marathon and finishing in 4.26.13 and 3.37.27 respectively.

Also in Windsor were the river trail 10k and half marathon. In the 10K event Claire Miller ran an impressive 57 minutes while in the half marathon Lorraine Hunter, Fiona Lear, Caroline Daykin, Deb Weller and Amanda Avery all ran well.

Billingshurst BC 74 – 80 Bramley BC Billingshurst hosted Bramley on a drizzly afternoon and were well pleased to go in for tea break 13 shots ahead. The visitors, however, were not to be outdone and aided by a pair of 6’s, a 5 and half a dozen 3’s turned the deficit round on resumption to win by 6. Top rink for Billingshurst went to Ray Sutton, Barry Gilbert 7 Marion Clark (+11).

Ken Peters, June Bennett & Stan Morgan lost 11-33 Ray Sutton, Barry Gilbert & Marion Clark won 26-15 Paul Clegg, Ray Neal & Alan Knight lost 15-19 Brian Richards, Beryl Barraclough & John Bennett won

22-13 Billingshurst 75 – 48 Southgate Park Success came at last for Billingshurst as they recorded their first win of the season in an away friendly against Southgate Park. The visitors were 7 up at the half-way stage and pressed home their advantage after the break to win by 27 with all rinks winning. Top rink for Billingshurst went to Ken Peters, June Bennett & Alan Knight (+14).

Ray Sutton, Betty Weller & Anita Colliety won 18 - 16 Hazel Sandford, Stan Morgan & Alan Readshaw won 17 - 11 Ken Peters, June Bennett & Alan Knight won 25 - 11 Marion Clark, Barry Gilbert & John Bennett won 15 – 10.

Captain and Vice Captain’s rinks tied for top rink, both scoring 18 points over their opposition. The final result for Pulborough was a 101/54 win.

The week finished with a friendly, yet competitive game against 4 triples from Steyning. Skip, Alan Jordan and team, scored a 7 on end 16 of 18, to pull ahead and win convincingly 22/16. Ivan Salmon, Jane Gray and Malcolm Gray, kept 3 quality Steyning players in single figures for the full 18 ends, nearly pinching top rink with a 20 point shot difference 26/6, but skip, John Brown, with lead, July Day and number 2 Melvin Green, managed 1 shot more, finishing 21 ahead at 28/7 to complete a 101/40 victory.

Billingshurst record season’s first win Bowls David Spurr - Horsham Park BC Horsham BC Men 97 - 55 Horsham Park BC Men Horsham Park men didn’t fare well when they played their away game against Horsham men losing on all 4 rinks. Harry Smith had a close game from the start and was generally within 1 or 2 shots but finally went down 15 shots to 19.

David Peter’s rink were 2 up at end 13 but lost the next 5 ends, eventually losing by 7 shots, 12 to 19. Skip Frank Thomas’ team had a poor start going down 8 shots on the first end and from then on Thomas couldn’t get back into the game, losing 13 to 36.

Horsham Park BC 70 – 82 Southwater BC Playing at home to Southwater, Horsham Park won 2 and lost 2 rinks but lost overall by 12 shots, 70 to 82. Park’s top rink skipped by Harry Smith with Brenda Thompson, Kamran Nadim and Sylvia English won by 23 shots to 16.

Frank Thomas skipped Park’s other winning rink, winning by 5 shots, 21 to 16. Park’s other 2 rinks unfortunately lost by a greater margin giving Southwater a well-deserved win.

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Horsham top after cruising past the Academy Sunday May 22 - Sussex Premier League Sussex Development XI 143 All Out (39.1 overs) Horsham 146-3 (32.1 overs) Horsham won by 7 wickets Cricket Martin Read - Sports Reporter The Sussex Cricket Board Development XI elected to bat and soon lost a wicket to Jofra Archer, bowling with spirit from the railway end. Expansive shots across the line served the students poorly, wickets falling all too regularly to Archer and – before his hand injury - to Aidan Chase.

George Garton was barred from bowling by Sussex, perhaps avoid-

ing the academicians’ further embarrassment, but Michael Munday’s introduction gave no respite as he snared four hapless victims for 45 runs, increasing his league tally to 14 wickets from 3 games.

The visitors included former Sussex cricketer Carl Hopkinson, now Sussex Coach and Academy Director, playing his club cricket in Kent, but while six batsmen reached double figures nobody stayed in long enough to make a sufficiently telling contribution. Archer took 3-45, Chase 2-33 and Tom Haines 1-20, but with 70 overs at their disposal to reach the modest 144 run target Horsham were sitting pretty at tea time. They did, though slump to 45-3 and had they lost another two quick wickets cheaply things might

have got interesting, however in form Craig Gallagher scored a breezy 30 and Garton 41 not out.

But, another well constructed innings from Joe Ludlow, unbeaten on 62, saw Horsham home with an unbroken partnership of 101 with Garton and 37.5 overs unused. Horsham Captain James Johnson told the District Post: “We needed that win. Joe’s found a way to bat and he just does it.” Ludlow, fresh from a century at Arundel, said: “I just thought somebody needed to dig in!” – as clearly the best batsmen on show it is puzzling that Sussex have allowed Warwickshire to poach him. The win puts Horsham at the top of the table with 77 points from 4 matches. Roffey are second on 70, but with a game in hand.

A frustrating Saturday – ten points apiece Billingshurst against Roffey was called off after 29 overs

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Saturday May 22 - Sussex Premier League Round up Cricket Martin Read - Sports Reporter All five matches in the Premier League were abandoned last Saturday in persistent light rain, every team getting 10 points, after some telling performances and plenty of “what ifs” and “if onlys”.

At Horsham Craig Gallagher, promoted to opening, notched up his third 70 of the season - against Cuckfield. Michael Thornely was unbeaten on 41 when proceedings were called to a halt with Horsham on 137-4 from 28 overs.

At Jubillee Fields Roffey inserted Billingshurst but were unable to break the opening partnership, Captain Stuart Barber reaching 38

and Tom Haynes 46, the game being called off with Billingshurst on 86-0 from 29 overs.

Matches elsewhere suffered similar fates - at East Grinstead, Worthing had reached 177-2 off 42 overs, Sussex fast bowler Lewis Hatchett shining with the bat on 93 not out, whereas in East Sussex, Hastings had been bowled out for 189 from 49 overs and had visitors Brighton & Hove 88-5 (26.4 overs) when their game was called off. While at Fulking, hosts Preston Nomads declared on 216-4 (51) the game finishing tantalisingly poised with Bexhill needing another 43 runs from 20 overs but with just 4 wickets left.

Tomorrow (Saturday) Billingshurst are at Brighton and Horsham at Bexhill, Roffey having a weekend at home – with, on Saturday, a league fixture against unaccountably struggling East

Grinstead - and on Sunday a third round National Club Championship Knock Out Cup game versus Reigate Priory.

Meanwhile, Sussex Cricket is pleased to announce the appointment of former Horsham President Hugh Thomas as one of the new Vice-Presidents of Sussex CCC in recognition of his outstanding contributions to Sussex Cricket – notably for officiating in various capacities for the Sussex Cricket Board and Sussex Cricket League over many years. Sussex’s Chairman Jim May said, “With the merger of the county club and the cricket board to form the new organisation of Sussex Cricket in November 2015, it is highly appropriate that we recognise these individuals, for their exceptional roles in the development of Sussex Cricket.”

Pentathlon Dave Smith - Sports Editor Inspired by winning her first GB vest, Farlington School’s Gabriella Eltham has her sights on more International competition.

The fifteen-year-old has been selected to join Pentathlon GB’s talent programme which aims to develop young athletes with potential. Sports Scholar Gabriella is training to compete in the modern pentathlon which comprises five diverse sports: swimming, fencing, riding, running and laser target shooting.

Each discipline is held separately, apart from the running and shooting, which are held together in a challenging combined event.

Gabriella gained a place on the

Pathway Programme after she was scouted at a biathlon competition last year from which she received an invitation to attend a two-day talent identification camp at Hartpury College, Gloucestershire from where she was selected for the World Class Talent Programme.

The Pentathlon GB training programme averages 22 hours a week which includes shooting training every week at Medway Park, Kent, athletics at Broadbridge Heath, fencing at Farlington and Crawley and swimming at The Pavilions and K2 Crawley. At Easter, she travelled with nine other Team GB young pentathletes for a weeklong training camp to Portugal that entailed two swims a day for four hours and two combined sessions of running and shooting. The week culminated in the team competing at the Portugal National Triathlon where she finished 6th.

As a keen biathlete, she is confident in her swimming and running ability and in March won the silver medal at the British Schools Championships held at the National Sports Centre, Crystal Palace, but this is her first season laser shooting and fencing. However, she is enjoying being able to incorporate her horse riding into her chosen sport.

Sara Whittaker, Director of PE and Games at Farlington School, said, “Gabriella is a fantastic athlete with a great attitude and lots of potential. To be selected to train at this national, elite level is a major achievement.”