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Enchanted Horsham receives mixed reviews Over three days, almost 10,000 visitors embraced the festival atmosphere and the weather, which ranged from sorching hot through to damp and rainy, to attend the very first Enchanted Horsham event. Visitors donned multi-coloured wigs, face paint, and unicorn horns, to fully immerse themselves in the magical theme. With many taking full advantage of the range of activities included in the ticket price, such as the circus workshops, live music stage, strolling entertainers, the silent disco with UV face and boding painting, and fashion shows, in aid of Chestnut Tree House, the event programme provided something for everyone. Then, as dusk fell, the beautiful illuminations came to life in five separate areas, and drago pictures (provided by pupils at Kingslea Primary School) were featured, in large scale projection, on to Park House. Taking to social media to express her delight, one visitor posted: “We had an amazing evening yesterday.3 children, 7, 12 and 14, myself and my husband travelled to hunt a unicorn.

We had amazing shows, glittering faces and fabulous food. Yes, there were queues, but there are always going to be queues where there are people. Everyone was friendly and helpful, and we came away smiling and enchanted. “My daughter met a real unicorn (“there wasn’t a strap mummy, it was a real horn”), had a chat with a mermaid and a photo with a dragon. My husband had reservations before we got here, but even he got involved with plate spinning and juggling. We are looking forward to the next one.” But, as with all new events, there are always teething problems, and others took to social media to announce their dismay at the queues for food and the toilets. Demand for tickets on Saturday was particularly high and, in response, the organisers suspended further ticket sales early Saturday evening, to prevent additional congestion; opened the entrance gate further, for quicker access; and opened additional toilets, to help with the queues. Continued on page 2

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From 1 October 2018 West Sussex residents who drive a commercial-type vehicle will need to have a permit to dispose of their household waste at County Council recycling sites. The permit will apply to anyone who uses a van, pickup or single axle trailer and will be available to West Sussex residents only. The scheme is been introduced at all 11 West Sussex Household Waste Recycling Sites (HWRSs) and the two mobile sites. Deborah Urquhart, West Sussex County Council’s Cabinet Member for Environment, said: “Our county provides a good network of recycling sites with fewer restrictions and charges than neighbouring authorities. “The sites are popular and well used which, at times, can cause queues and delay. “The changes are intended to help speed up visits, avoid illegal commercial waste and encourage

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‘We fully accept that there are lessons to be learnt’ Priding itself on providing a ‘mouth-watering array of global street food stalls and pop-up restaurants’, Enchanted Horsham did not disappoint. However, although the locally sourced artisan foods were excellent, and had a selection to tempt most palates, there were instances where food stalls were unable to meet the high demand, and lengthy queues formed. Robin Morley, organiser of the event, said: “The take up and excitement around Horsham for this new event was exceptional, and we are delighted that so many visitors have really experienced the magical event we strove to create. We are also

saddened that others have not seen it in the same light, and would like to thank everyone for their patience in some of the queues, and for the time they took to advise us of the problems. We fully accept that there are lessons to be learnt, and all comments and suggestions that were made are being taken into consideration for our future events. “For us, it was exciting to see the different generations and enthusiasts so enjoying their time at Enchanted Horsham. Many clearly loved the light projections, and took the opportunity to capture some really special family moments on camera.”

residents in other counties with large loads to use sites provided by their own local authority.” In addition some vehicles will no longer be allowed to use HWRSs. Restricted vehicles include: multi axle trailers (four wheels), horse boxes, tipper trucks, flatbed or dropside trucks, luton type vans. For health and safety reasons all trailers will be banned from Bognor Regis and Littlehampton sites. Leaflets will be handed out at HWRSs to individuals affected by the changes in August and September before the scheme is fully implemented on 1 October 2018. Residents can start applying for a permit from 1 August 2018. To find out more visit www. westsussex.gov.uk/permitscheme.

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Mexican-inspired local dad runs 52 miles for children’s charity!

A father-of-three from Horsham, who was inspired by a book about the world’s best ultra-runners in North America, has completed a double marathon for charity. Robert Caister, who works in customer care for house builder, Bovis Homes, ran the ‘Race to the King’ along the South Downs Way to Winchester Cathedral to raise money for the Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice. Robert took on the 52.4-mile challenge after reading Christopher McDougall’s ‘Born to Run’, which highlights Mexican Indians, the Tarahumara, who are reputed to be the best distance runners in the world. The 44-year-old completed the race in 13 hours 21 minutes and has raised nearly £500 for the char-

ity. He was supported by his wife, Maxine, and three children; Oliver 13, Amélie, nine and Oscar, eight. Robert said: “It felt so rewarding, the last few miles were really tough – each mike seemed like two miles. At one point I was handed a quarter of an orange by a spectator, it tasted like the best thing I’ve ever had. “The race was full of really normal people, of all ages, backgrounds and shapes and as you’re running, you’re not going at full pelt so you can chat and meet people, it was so inspirational.” Robert’s family were there to support him and met him half-way as he stopped for pasta, as well as at the finish line. And Oscar, known for his cheeky character, had a message for his Dad at the

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end of the race. Robert explained: “The first thing Oscar said to me as I had just crossed the finish line was, ‘Daddy, I’m really thirsty’. He’s a trouble maker but it was so good to have them there!” The regional customer care director, who is based at Bovis Homes’ Kings Hill office in Kent and has worked for the company for eight months, took up running around 15 years ago. He progressed from 5k runs to half marathons, including the Richmond Half Marathon and The Poppy Half Marathon in Bexhillon-Sea. He has never competed in a marathon however, although ran the distance as part of his training for the big race. Robert’s three months’ training for Race to the King also included 15 half marathons and he said anyone who was healthy and interested in

running could complete a double marathon challenge. “I was a very active squash player from my 20s and towards the end of my 30s, started doing more and more running,” he said. “I didn’t fancy a marathon, I had so many friends that did but because they had set themselves a time goal they were disappointed if they missed it - even though they’d run 26 miles! “For me, the achievement of running the distance is more important than the time it takes to do it. That’s why I wanted to do an ultra-marathon. I stopped listening to music and audio books and started thinking about my breathing and the way I was running. I find it like a form of meditation. “Anyone that’s thinking about it, should do it. Don’t limit yourself to thinking a marathon distance is beyond you because you can go so

far beyond that if you test yourself and your capabilities.” Robert, who (as a vegetarian) gets his protein from snacking on cheese and nuts during race preparations, along with all the carbs, will now focus on 5ks before competing in a longer challenge again. Robert said that Chestnut Tree House was a “worthy cause”. The charity provides hospice care services for children and young people with progressive life-shortening conditions in east and west Sussex, Brighton and Hove and south east Hampshire. To help him achieve his £500 target, visit his Just Giving page: https://www.justgiving.com/ fundraising/Robert-Caister1?utm_ medium=email&utm_ source=ExactTarget&utm_campaign=20180521_112234

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NSPCC concern over children left home alone during summer holidays

Last August 849 children were referred by the NSPCC Helpline to social services or police due to worries about them being left unsupervised. A third of these children were aged between 0 and 5 Now that the Summer Holidays are here, the NSPCC offers guidance to parents in West Sussex on leaving children home alone The NSPCC is reminding parents and carers not to leave young children home alone as the summer holidays start. Last August the charity’s Helpline made referrals involving 849 children to police and social services due to concerns about them being left unsupervised by their parent or carer. A third of these

were aged five and under. Throughout 2017/18 there were 7,277 children referred to authorities due to concerns about them being left to fend for themselves, with the problem being most acute in August during the long school holidays. The NSPCC has warned that although a child may seem responsible enough to be left alone without supervision, parents and carers should think carefully whether they would be able to cope with unexpected situations such as an emergency, a stranger calling at the house, being hungry or if the parent is away for longer than anticipated. The charity is also encouraging parents to read its home alone guide which includes questions they should ask themselves and their children before deciding to leave a child unsupervised. NSPCC Head of Safeguarding in Communities, Chris Cloke, said: “It can be difficult for parents and carers to decide whether their child is ready to be left on their own and we know that the summer holidays can be a tricky time as people face increasing childcare pressures. “However, it is still very concerning that we are consistently seeing a spike in August of referrals to social services and the police due to worries about children being left unsupervised. No child should be

left on their own if there is any risk they will come to harm.” To help parents and carers who may be considering whether or not to leave their child on their own for the first time this summer, the NSPCC is issuing guidance on leaving children home alone on its website. Key points include: - Babies, toddlers and very young children should never be left alone. - Children under the age of 12 are rarely mature enough to cope in an emergency and should not be left at home alone for a long period of time. - Children under the age of 16 should not be left alone overnight. - Parents and carers can be prosecuted for neglect if it is judged that they placed a child at risk by leaving them at home alone. - A child should never be left at home alone if they do not feel comfortable with it, regardless of their age. - If a child has additional needs, these should be considered when leaving them at home alone or with an older sibling. - When leaving a younger child with an older sibling think about what may happen if they were to have a falling out - would they both be safe? The NSPCC’s helpline is available 24/7 on 0808 800 5000 for free and confidential advice.

New partnership to support families living with domestic abuse in West Sussex

An exciting partnership with a national domestic abuse charity will further help vulnerable families across West Sussex and beyond. West Sussex County Council has jointly commissioned an innovative pilot with the charity SafeLives and other partners to enhance the whole-family approach to supporting and protecting victims. Jo Millward, West Sussex County Council Service Leader – Integrated Prevention and Earliest Help Service, said: “The county council is delighted to be working with SafeLives and the other partners in this exciting project, which will complement the already established high-risk domestic abuse services that exist within West Sussex. “Safeguarding whole families from abuse is already one of the

council’s key priorities and we are united with everyone involved in this project in our desires to identify anyone impacted by any form of abuse and to support them to receive the appropriate help they need.” The partnership will focus on: • Support to stop situations escalating • Support for the complex needs many people have – often because of, or exacerbated by domestic abuse, such as substance misuse and mental ill health • Support for people who are still in their relationship or living with the perpetrator of abuse • Support for children and young people through specialist, age appropriate services

• Support for survivors to recover from the harm, heal and build resilience SafeLives Chief Executive, Suzanne Jacob, said:“We know that 85 per cent of victims of domestic abuse seek help five times on average before they get effective help. This is four times too many. Too often the response to domestic abuse remains a postcode lottery. We owe it to victims, survivors and families to hear them as soon as they reach out, ensuring they receive a tailored response that meets their needs.” The work will be delivered by The YOU Trust, Aurora New Dawn and The Hampton Trust. Tonia Redvers, Head of Hidden Violence and Counselling at YOU said: “We were thrilled to be awarded the opportunity to deliver this project in West Sussex. YOU have been delivering services addressing domestic violence and abuse for over 30 years and this is a wonderful opportunity to develop a new team to deliver an innovative response to victims, survivors, children and perpetrators of domestic abuse.” This project is also being funded by the Big Lottery Fund Women and Girls Initiative, The Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, The Peter Cundill Foundation and The Aurum Charitable Trust. Anyone who needs or is aware of someone needing support for domestic abuse across West Sussex should ring 07834 968539 or 033 022 28181 or email DomesticAbuseServicesCentral@westsussex.gov.uk

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Young readers challenged to complete six books this summer

Children across West Sussex are being encouraged to give their reading skills a boost over the holidays by joining in this year’s Summer Reading Challenge. Taking place in the county’s libraries, the challenge calls on

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young readers to finish six books of their choice. Those who complete the challenge will be awarded a medal and certificate. Debbie Kennard, Cabinet Member for Safer, Stronger Communi-

ties, said: “This is such a fantastic challenge and I would encourage as many of our county’s children to take part as possible because reading is not only great fun, but a great way to learn. “It’s also a fantastic way of introducing children to our brilliant library service which has so much to offer as well as books.” The theme of this year’s Summer Reading Challenge is Mischief Makers which celebrates the 80th anniversary of the Beano comic. Reading and sharing books during the long summer holidays can prevent a dip in your child’s reading ability. The Reading Challenge is free to take part and only requires a library card to register which is available for free at each library. Adults accompanying children are encouraged to complete a reading challenge of their own called Read3. This involves finishing three books over the summer with the opportunity to enter a draw to win an iPad. The Summer Reading Challenge runs from Saturday 14 July to Saturday 15 September. Find out more information in your local library or online at www.westsussex.gov.uk/src

Free valuations of some antiques and collectables coming soon The experts of Lockdales Auctioneers will be providing free valuations on Tuesday 14th August, 11am to 3pm at The Holbrook Tythe Barn, Pondtail Road, Horsham, RH12 5JF. There will also be an earlier event in Hailsham on 13th August at Summerheath Hall , Summerheath Rd , Hailsham BN27 3DR between 11.00am3.00pm . There will be experts providing valuations on the following: Coins (including British & World, sovereigns, Royal Mint commemoratives & proof sets), stamps, banknotes, medals & militaria, antiques, clocks, watches, jewellery, gold, silver, pre-1900 documents/books & maps, cigarette-cards, postcards, pre1960 sporting programmes & tickets, pens, vintage toys, vintage comics, scientific instruments, swords, bayonets, de-activated and antique firearms. No appointment is necessary at this event, simply turn up with your items and the valuers will be happy to see you. Members of the public will have the option, if they wish, to consign their goods to auc-

tion (subject to terms & conditions). Cash purchase offers are also available. Valuations will be provided free of charge, with no obligation. High quality illustrated catalogues from previous auctions will be given away on a complimentary basis in order for the public to get a better idea of the services available. We recently broke the British record for a Rolex Submariner watch sold at auction. On 11th October 2017 we sold an example made c.1964 with orange numerals for nearly £280,000 including premium. This achievement was reported in the national media. The owner consigned the watch to auction at one of our valuation events in the east of England. Many other star items have turned up at our events. These examples are some of the most exceptional we have ever dealt with, but we are more than happy to give advice on collectables at any level, they don’t have to be worth a fortune. If you have any questions feel free to contact Lockdales’ Martlesham offices: 01473 627110, sales@lockdales.com.

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Southwater Local History Group Southwater Local History Group will be having a talk on Monday 6 August 2018. Our speaker will be Martin Hayes from West Sussex Records Office. He will be presenting ‘The Great War 19914 – 1918 – Home Front in West Sussex’.

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Packed Duckering Hall hears testimony of Holocaust survivor Birkenau Memorial Museum, led by local expert guides and trained educators from the Holocaust Educational Trust. A second seminar in London enables participants

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Bridge Club launches new courses

Horsham Bridge Club has announced that it is launching new courses from September. The courses will run on Tuesdays, with a free “taster” session on September 11. Club Chair Jane Handley explained: “We have a new team of four accredited teachers. We will run courses for absolute beginners and for people who want to

improve their game. It is really exciting that we can now offer these daytime courses.” Based in East Street, Horsham is one of the country’s busiest bridge clubs with over 300 members. For details of the courses, please visit: www.horshambridge. co.uk or email: sec@horshambridge.co.uk

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Students and staff from Collyer’s have heard a personal testimony from Holocaust survivor Hannah Lewis. Hannah moved to Britain at the end of the Second World War and now shares her harrowing testimony, to educate today’s generation and help them understand the impact the Holocaust had on the world.

This was Hannah’s fourth visit to the college, and after each talk Collyer’s invite students to represent the college in the Lessons from Auschwitz Project, which is decided by competitive entry. The Ambassadors for 2017/18 were Julia Marchesan and Kat Bayes. The scheme involves a seminar in London arranged by the Holocaust Trust, a visit to Auschwitz-

to reflect on their experiences, consider contemporary lessons of the Holocaust and devise practical ideas for passing on these lessons. Collyer’s Principal, Sally Bromley, said: “It was an honour for us to welcome Hannah Lewis to our college, and we are incredibly grateful to the Holocaust Educational Trust and Ann Mutluer for co-ordinating the visit.” Collyer’s first year students, Kiah Morgan and Zac Quiglieri, gave the vote of thanks to Hannah after the talk, on behalf of the Collyer’s community. For more information about the Holocaust Educational Trust, please visit: www.het.org.uk

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Horsham 102-year-old reveals secret to long life A local care home has celebrated the 102nd birthday of a popular resident who has attributed her long life to a positive mind-set and healthy lifestyle. Ivy Holdaway celebrated the impressive milestone with friends and residents at Skylark House in Horsham. Everyone

Age is just a number to me, but I’m feeling pleased to be turning 102 toasted Ivy’s good health with a glass of wine, and tucked into a slice of birthday cake. Revealing the secret to living to 102, Ivy said: “I have never really been a big drinker, so I think a healthy lifestyle is the secret to a longer life. Age is just a number to me, but I’m feeling pleased to be turning 102!” Devendra Lallchand, home manager at Skylark House, said: “We always like to make an occasion of birthdays, and Ivy’s 102nd birthday is no exception. We made sure that she had a great day and presented her with a special birthday cake to mark the milestone. It was lovely to be able to join Ivy to celebrate such a wonderful occasion.” Ivy Maud Holdaway was born in Lambeth, London on 11 June 1916.

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Ivy lived in Lambeth for most of her life, and it was here where she met her husband, Arthur. A passionate cook, Ivy was a devoted housewife and worked hard perfecting her culinary skills by cooking all of Arthur’s favourite dishes. Ivy loves animals, and likes to reminisce about her pet dog. She particularly enjoys visits from her four-legged friends at the ‘Pets As Therapy’ group, taking plenty of opportunity to pet the friendly canine companions that visit her. In her spare time, Ivy enjoys spending time with her niece, Valerie, and her great-nephew, Carl. Ivy likes taking time to get pampered, and always looks forward to Friday, when she can sit down with the ladies at Skylark House for a gossip and a manicure – Ivy loves choosing flamboyant colours for her nails. Ivy moved into Skylark House in November 2017. Situated on St Marks Lane, Skylark House has been designed to deliver the very best standards of care and to enable residents to live active and fulfilled lives. The home provides full time residential, nursing and dementia care, as well as short term respite and palliative care. For more information on Skylark House please call customer relations manager Beverly Jordan on 01403 887 578 or email beverly.jordan@careuk.com. For general information please visit www.careuk.com/skylarkhouse.

Echoes from the Landscape by Christopher Pledger

Horsham Museum & Art Gallery is delighted to be hosting Christopher Pledger’s new exhibition, Echoes from the Landscape. Christopher is an award winning landscape, fine art and editorial

photographer who specialises in seascapes, nature photography and coastal art. Echoes from the Landscape will showcase his poetic vision of the South Downs and Sussex coast. This exhibition will feature nature writing and photography from the Echoes from the Landscape series that documents the changing seasons in the British landscape. It will also feature the Storm Wash series of images of seaweed presented as Victorian botanical illustrations alongside a selection of seascape and landscape prints. Throughout the exhibition, signed framed and unframed prints, and Coastal Art greetings cards, will be available for purchase. Take the opportunity to meet Christopher in person this Saturday (4 August) and on Saturday 25 August 2018, 11am – 2pm. Free Admission. Echoes from the Landscape by Christopher Pledger opens on 4 August until 7 September. The

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Blue Ship Charity Dog Show a sailing success The Blue Ship in Billingshurst, which held a Charity Fun Dog Show on Saturday 30 June to fundraise for Candy Cane Rescue, have recently shared their delight at its success. It was a fantastic day (despite the extremely hot weather!) which raised a fantastic total of £824.20 for the Charity. Landlady Sophie Bailey said: “We were simply delighted that we managed to raise this amount - especially for the first dog show we have held for the Charity. We know that every penny truly does help save dogs that are in desperate situations.” Kerry Elliman, who heads up Candy Cane Rescue, commented: “The money that Sophie and The Blue Ship raised from their dog show was a huge amount. It’s helped so much towards the cost of our vet bills in China. Most of the dogs which come into our care are really poorly and need a lot of medical treatment. The reason we started Candy Cane Rescue was because of the crisis of dogs in the meat trade in China. We couldn’t do any of what we do without people like Sophie raising money to help us.” The Blue Ship now plan to

make the show an annual event to be held on the last Saturday in June, and are hoping to build on the number of attendees and the amount raised. In the meantime they will also continue to fundraise for Candy Cane, with donation boxes in the pub: “so if anyone missed the dog show but would still like to donate they are able to at any time, any amount is gratefully received, and this is sent to the charity monthly.” The Blue Ship team expressed ‘a massive thank you’ to all of the people who attended with their dogs, as well as the many local businesses who either sponsored the event or donated prizes for the raffle, and are said to be looking forward to welcoming everyone again next year.

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Young Architects in Action

Children at Thakeham Primary School were challenged to become young architects by housebuilder Oakford Homes who asked them to produce scaled floor plans for a new home of their own design. Mike Lenton, project manager at Oakford Homes, joined Emma Hopkins’s class of Year 5/6 to introduce the challenge. “We talked about how important accurate plans are and how many different skills are needed to build a house,” said Mike, “from laying foundations to planning the kitchen and bathrooms ready for the final owner, and how everyone involved will be relying on the architects’ plans.” Oakford Homes is currently building new homes, sports pitches and community facilities at Abingworth Meadows in Thakeham and has worked with the teacher, Emma Hopkins, to create a chal-

lenge which demonstrates to the children the importance of maths in the workplace. Mike returned to judge the entries and present prizes in four categories - originality, presentation, build-ability and effort. “Judging was much more difficult than I expected,” said Mike. “The standard of work was exceptionally high, far more advanced than I’d anticipated, so it was a very hard task to pick the winners in each category and there were some very close second places. “Every entry had some interesting and impressive ideas. We especially liked the ideas of a treasure room and a dance studio and there were lots of gaming rooms and home cinemas! “I hope these young architects keep their designs to look back on in years ahead especially if they go

into housebuilding in the future. There are so many different career options in housebuilding and it would be lovely to think that some of these amazing children here in Thakeham Primary will go on to become architects, engineers and builders one day.” Mike asked how many children would like to be architects in future and lots of hands shot up. Emma Hopkins, added, “It’s been a real pleasure to work with Oakford Homes on this project. The children have really enjoyed creating their own floor plans and they’ve learnt a lot along the way about the complexity of designing a new house. I’ve been really impressed at the way they’ve all tackled the challenge and they should all be very proud of their designs.”

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Horsham Wheels for ALL receive a cash boost Horsham District Council’s inclusive cycling programme Horsham Wheels for ALL received a cash boost this week from North West Sussex Seagulls (NWSS) who are an independent Brighton and Hove Albion supporters club. The Council’s Sports Development Officer Paul Taylor received a cheque for £1,000 from the supporters club Chairman Andy Stonestreet. The donation will be put towards the purchase of a new Davinci side by side hand cycle, which is a specially adapted bike for the cycling group. Earlier in the year, the Sports Development team organised a sponsored bike ride along the Downs Link, to raise money for the new bike. They are aiming to raise £4,000 in total. Cabinet Member for Leisure and Culture, Cllr Jonathan Chowen, commented: “We are extremely grateful to North West Sussex Seagulls for their very generous donation towards the new cycle

we are aiming to buy. “This inclusive cycling group has gone from strength to strength since it was successfully trialled early last year, with more and more people wanting to take part. “So it’s great that we have nearly reached our target to buy this new cycle to add to the fleet of specially adapted bikes that we have available for a broad range of needs.” Initially appealing to a younger audience, the sessions have now also extended their appeal to adults. One gentleman who developed Glaucoma recently thought he would never cycle again but with our specially adapted bikes and knowledgeable and supportive session leaders he is looking forward to getting back in the saddle. The sessions run on Friday evenings during term time on the athletics track at Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre from 4.30pm – 6pm and cost £5 per

‘Free tennis Friday’ sees Jeremy Quin MP take to the court After its successful makeover of Horsham Park’s tennis courts last summer, Horsham District Council was pleased to introduce its first annual membership scheme to the courts last week. To mark the launch of the annual tennis scheme, the Council’s Sports Development team hosted a ‘Free tennis Friday” session at the courts on Friday (27 July). Jeremy Quin MP, and Horsham District Council Cabinet Member, Cllr Jonathan Chowen, popped along to meet up with the players, as they signed up for the new scheme, and have a quick knock around. The annual membership scheme represents extremely good value for money at just £45 a year per family. In order to sign up for annual

membership to the new scheme, please visit: www.horshamparktennis.com/Membership. The court improvements made by the Council last year include new fencing, new surfaces, re-marking and a new gate and booking system, ensuring that players can guarantee use of a court at their chosen time. The introduction of floodlighting allows players to maximise bookings throughout the year, with play continuing into the evening. All four courts can be used specifically for tennis over the summer months, however in the autumn and winter months, one court can be used for multi sports. For more information about the courts and to book a court please go to: www.horshamparktennis. com

session or £4 for people with a Leisure Access Card or Compass Card on a pay as you go basis. The Wheels for ALL instructors offer one to one tuition to allow each trainee to maximise their own riding ability and improve their control skills. We encourage the members’ friends and family to join in the sessions and have a large pool of adapted bikes and trikes ready for people to use. For more information about the inclusive cycling project or to make a donation towards new adapted cycles, please contact Paul Taylor on 01403 215637 or paul.taylor@horsham.gov.uk For more information about NWSS go to their website: http:// www.northwestsussexseagulls. co.uk/

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Checkatrade Founder to speak at Storrington care home South East Construction Expo 2018 celebrates awards success

Billingshurst-based founder of Checkatrade, Kevin Byrne, will enlighten guests on the subject of the transition ‘from the hallway to the boardroom with no cash’, as speaker at Construction Expo South East 2018 on 13th September. Kevin will tell his story of how he built a household brand with zero investment, and with just an idea and passion; how he built a 300 plus strong team that produced a service used by a quarter of the UK households in 2017. South East Construction Expo 2018 will be held in Sussex for the first time in September at the South of England Event Centre in Ardingly. The trade show, founded ten years ago and previously held in Kent, will showcase the region’s largest range of construction

products and services and is a ‘must visit’ for anyone whose business deals in development, property and construction. Carole Black from South East Construction Expo said: “Sussex really is leading the way with its exciting construction projects in Brighton & Hove, and across East and West Sussex, so it is great to be able to hold the South East Construction Expo 2018 here. “The UK’s construction output stands at more than £110 billion per annum, accounts for ten per cent of employment and will continue to be a key driver in our prosperity over the coming years. We are committed to continuing to support this fast-moving industry with a leading conference and exhibition enabling sponsors, exhibitors and delegates to build lasting business relationships.”

New for 2018 will be the ‘Construction Village’, which will accommodate exhibits of any size both inside and out – offering the ultimate in flexibility for exhibitors and demonstrators. It will take this event to a totally new dimension and make it one of the most exciting Construction Events in the UK. The event offers free Meet the Buyer appointments with the top construction companies in the country, great exhibitor packages, brilliant networking opportunities, high quality CPD approved workshops, plus the latest news on projects and developments across the UK. An exciting list of speakers and panel discussions will cover every aspect of what is important to the industry right now, with Wayne Hemingway MBE from the Design Council, Kevin Byrne founder of Checkatrade and Anne Timpany from On Tap Plumbers speaking at the BIG networking breakfast and the entertaining Gyles Brandreth hosting the BIG construction dinner. Many more speakers and attractions are yet to be announced. Delegates can sign up for free entry and Meet the Buyer appointments can be made by visiting: www.constructionexpouk. co.uk Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are still available. Twitter @ConstructExpo Kevin Byrne will also speak at the business leaders networking breakfast, which can be booked for £19.50 including a cooked breakfast. South East Construction Expo 2018 will take place at South of England Event Centre, Ardingly, Haywards Heath, Thursday 13 September 8.30 am - 4.30 pm.

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Care South’s Sussexdown care home, near Storrington, is celebrating after being awarded the prestigious ‘Manager of the Year’ award, and ‘Best Dining Experience’, at the company’s annual Stars Awards ceremony, held last month at AFC Bournemouth’s Vitality Stadium. Zelly Hutchinson was nominated, alongside numerous Managers and Deputy Managers across the company’s 18 care homes, and selected by a panel of judges after receiving several nominations from colleagues and residents at the home. The nominations praised Zelly for being approachable and friendly and always going ‘above and beyond’, with many commenting how lucky they were to have her at the home, and how fond the residents are of her. Graham Brittain, Director of

Residential Care, commented: “It’s fantastic that Zelly has been recognised at this year’s Stars Awards ceremony. She is not only a fantastic mentor to the team at Sussexdown, but a compassionate and caring individual who is loved by our residents at the home.” Susan Willoughby, Chief Executive at Care South, said: “We are delighted to present Zelly with this award. She works incredibly hard to help run a very busy home and is truly enhancing people’s lives. She should be very proud to be this year’s Manager of the Year. “Our Stars Awards are now in their eighth year, and really are a highlight for us and our teams. It offers us a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the professionalism, passion and commitment to care that is delivered day in, day out by our staff, and gives us the chance to acknowledge and thank everyone for their hard work and dedication. We received an incredible number of nominations this year and all our finalists and winners should be extremely proud of themselves.” Sussexdown was also selected as the winner of the ‘Best Dining Experience’, with the judging and assessment being led by Alex Every, Chef Manager. The home was given the coveted award in recognition of its excellent kitchen team, menu choice and the quality of the dining experience at the home. Care South is the leading provider of high quality residential and home care services across the south of England. Care South has care homes in Dorset, north Devon, Somerset and West Sussex, and home care offices covering east and west Dorset, Bath and North East Somerset and south Somerset. The Care South Stars Awards recognise and reward individuals, and teams, from across the company for their outstanding achievements and excellent care provision. Nominees are put forward by colleagues, residents, service users and relatives. The ceremony took place at AFC Bournemouth’s Vitality Stadium and celebrated the achievements of over 50 staff who received formal qualifications during the year.

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Entertainment Horsham District Gig Guide 02/08/2018 Friday 16th September Open Mic night The Star -

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The Overtures Dorking, Dorking, Surrey Wildwood Golf & Country 20:30 Club, Cranleigh Open Mic night 18:00 The Bull Inn, Henfield T Slammers Soul Band 20:00 The Barley Mow, Tandridge Open Mic Night The Cock Inn, Southwater, 20:00 Horsham 20:00

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Horsham Rocks Presents Horsham The Okee Bandstand, Dokee BandThe Carfax, Horsham Weltons Brewery, 11:00 til 16:00 Horsham Nell Bryden 20:00 The Capitol Theatre, Slow HorGIGNITE: Mailman, sham Time Mondays & Son of 19:30 Ugly Larger Than Life Duo The Shelley Arms, Goffs Park Social Club, Broadbridge Heath Crawley 20:00 20:30 High Octane Junkies Hounds Sound Railwayof Inn, Billingshurst Broadbridge Heath Village 21:00 Centre, Broadbridge Heath 20:00 Quo-caine The Mulberry, Goring 20:30 Horsham Rocks Presents: Black Heart Angel Josie Proto The Shovel, Horsham TheMalt Carfax Bandstand, Horsham 0:30 14:00 - 16:00 Crash ‘n Burn The Malt Shovel, Horsham 20:30 South Saxon Beardsmen Furious Badgers Gathering The Cock Inn, Southwater, The Malt Shovel, Horsham Horsham 12:00 20:30til 18:00 Open Mic night The Shelley Arms, Broadbridge Heath 19:30 Riverboat Shuffle Acoustic Open Mic Night Horsham Sports Club, The Jolly Tanners, Horsham Staplefield 20:00 20:00 Open Mic Night George and Dragon, Horsham 20.30

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Come and be part of the Loxwood Joust’s spectacular mediaeval festival, as it explores the full richness of our countries grand heritage with an unrivalled programme of mediaeval revelry. Taking place at the magical Loxwood Meadow from 10am to 6pm on the 4th, 5th, 11th and 12th August, this is your chance to step back in time and experience this unique, fun and educational day out for all the family. A day out like no other, you will become immersed in the verve and vigour of a world where lives were harsh and hearts were pas-

sionate. Cheer the magnificent fully armoured jousting knights as they present a fast-paced, all action jousting tournament; and in the battlefield, see more than 200 archers, guns men and fully armoured knights, clash steel on steel as they fight in an almighty battle that takes place in front of your eyes. Wander through the massive Living History Village and become immersed in an authentic recreation of a mediaeval battle encampment. Watch the camps inhabitants go about their daily life, with smiths sharpening swords and

their good wives cooking stew over steaming pots, before the cannon fires to announce the start of the battle. Mediaeval life was a terrifying one and Gilbert Savage the Executioner is a gruesome and frightening apparition. Dressed all in black and wielding an axe or scythe, he will show you that creativity came in all forms during the dark ages! Then in the den of the witches those creatures most foul will be gathered around their black cauldron, but will they bewilder or enlighten, or lure and beguile you with their spells and incantations? The Faerie Realm in the enchanted woodlands is new for 2018 and at the Crescent Moon Temple the Faerie Goddess Mother will introduce you to the Loxwood nature spirits, before you place your blessing on the Wishing Tree. Then make a promise to your loved one and celebrate in a true pagan style with a handfasting ceremony as you partake in a full bespoke wedding, take vow renewals, have a ring blessing, or make a commitment for “as long as love shall last.” in the magical woodland setting. In the heart of the woodland you will also find the Mead Shack and it is here that the ‘Nectar of the Gods’, the golden liqueur of poets, lovers and kings, can be sampled and enjoyed as you are enticed, entranced and soothed by the magical voices of the internationally acclaimed Mediaeval Baebes. Feasts played an important role in mediaeval life and Mediaeval Banquets were designed to amaze and entertain. Treat yourself and experience a dining experience

you will never forget where Queen Georgiana of Loxwood is hosting a sumptuous four course banquet, whilst you are entertained by court jesters, live music and riddlers in the lavish banqueting marquee. Take part in the workshops and join the blacksmith to master the art of metalwork, undertake chainmailing as you create your own jewellery, or try your hand at copper bowl making. For the younger ones, let them use their imagination too, as they create a badge in pewter and punch their name or initials on to copper charms. Make sure you see the majestic hunters of the skies up close with their falconers when not in flight; and browse the Mediaeval Market Place where traders and hawkers vie for your attention as traders skilled in authentic medieval techniques bring their wares to sell just like peddlers of old. Then nestled in the far corner of the Midsummers Meadow you will find the Children’s Kingdom; a festival within a festival where the Mediaeval Groat is the currency. Let little ones try have-a-go archery and learn some longsword moves at sword school, before they pelt the peasant, adorn themselves with face and wound paint and jump on the bouncy castle. The Loxwood Joust is a festival like no other and one of discovery, as history comes to life each day from 10am to 6pm. Excellently located just off the B2133 between Wisborough Green and Loxwood, it has ample Free Parking. Advance tickets are available at www.loxwoodjoust.co.uk

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Acoustic Open Mic Night The Jolly Tanners, Staplefield Open Mic night 20:30 The Star - Dorking, Blues Workshop Dorking, Surrey Northgate Community Cen20:30 tre, Crawley Open Mic night 20:00 The Bull Henfield Open MicInn, Night 20:00 The Royal Oak, Ifield Open Mic 20:00 The Maltshowcases Shovel, Horsham Acoustic 20:00 The Surrey Oaks, Newdigate 19:30

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Grease is the Word at The Capitol Theatre Following an intensive twoweek rehearsal, learning songs, dance routines & dialogue (and having much fun in the process!), The Capitol Summer School participants will stage four performances of this most popular of musical theatre shows – Grease! The Capitol’s General Manager, Nick Mowat, commented: “The Capitol Summer School has developed into a major part of our programme. We know it’s hard work – learning a fully staged show in just 13 days is a big

ask - but with the support of our creative and technical teams, the 80 young people involved have produced a show of a consistently high standard”. With all four performances open to the public, you can show your support in the audience on Friday 10 and Saturday 11 August! Performances are at 2.30pm and 7pm. Supported by The District Post. Tickets are available online: www.thecapitolhorsham.com or via the Box Office: 01403 750220

Paul Simon’s Graceland brought to life on stage Led by Gary Stewart (Gary Stewart Band / Hope and Social) and backed by his incredible 7-piece band, this spectacular group of musicians come together to recreate Paul Simon’s landmark Graceland album in all its glory at The Capitol Horsham on 31 August. Expect to hear those magical songs, with their captivating stories, distinctive harmonies and South African rhythms brought to life in front of you with no detail spared; from the layers of guitars and percussion, right down to the legendary bass solos and maybe even some token dance moves – if you’re lucky! Let the singing, dancing and nostalgia take hold and pretend you’re basking under the hot summer sun in Zimbabwe.

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Jazz- Picnic in the square returns tion of founder member Richard Guest, who told the District Post: “Freddy had a brass band background, notably with Horsham Borough Band and as a tribute to Fred all of the outstanding musicians that he encouraged to enjoy

Freddy had a brass band background, notably with Horsham Borough Band and as a tribute to Fred all of the outstanding musicians playing alongside each other were determined to keep the big band going and I’m pleased to say that we’re still blowing up a storm!” Music was undoubtedly in Woods family blood – two of Freddy’s brothers were professionals – one with the London Philharmonic and the other with Canada’s Halifax Symphony Orchestra and his son Bill plays the baritone sax with Freddy’s nephew Rex Walker and Rex’s son Andy also in the sax line up. After operating on Freddy following a nasty car accident, sur-

geon Mike Lavelle joined the band as keyboard player, the make up of the band cementing many long term friendships. JAZZ – PICNIC ON THE SQUARE is sponsored by Ryan Canter Club to support the wonderful Chestnut Tree House, who provide much-needed advice and information for children with life limiting or life-threatening conditions and specialist short breaks, together with emergency and end of life care, supplied by the multidisciplinary team at the Hospice. The unique facility also delivers home and community services for children and families in their own homes throughout West and East Sussex and beyond, coupled with bereavement support, befriending, counselling, plus palliative and spiritual care. Tickets for JAZZ – PICNIC ON THE SQUARE are £15 in advance or £20 on the day with all profits going to Chestnut House. The gates open at 2pm and its “carriages at 7pm” – bring your picnic! Tickets are available online at https:// www.horshamsportsclub.com/ news-and-events/news/349picnic-on-the-square-jazz-event or from the club office (01403 254628) and bar and further information is available from keith@ ryanvehicles.com.

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Horsham Cricket Club is delighted to announce the return of JAZZ – PICNIC ON THE SQUARE – the popular outdoor big band music extravaganza at the Cricketfield Road club - on Sunday August 19, when Pimms and other refreshments will be available from the club bar. The legendary Freddy Woods Big Band is providing the music and it is a fund raiser for a great local cause – The Chestnut House Children’s Hospice. The Freddy Woods Big Band performs to large, enthusiastic music-loving audiences every first Wednesday of the month at the cricket club. The band was formed by trumpeter Freddy Woods in 1980 after he had played for many years locally. Initially the band rehearsed at Forest School and afterwards went to the Hornbrook pub, where they were invited to play, subsequently coming to Horsham Cricket Club for their much appreciated shows – featuring classic standards performed by Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Glenn Miller and other well loved greats. Sadly, Horsham born Freddy passed away but the loyalty of the exceptionally talented musicians, many of whom are professionals travelling long distances for the pleasure of playing together, ensures that the band lives on, under the direc-

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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 23rd July 2018 and 27th July 2018: 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/18/1528 Land To The East of Grinders Cottage (Southside) Honeybridge Lane Dial Post West Sussex RH13 8NU Change of use from agricultural land to use for 4x travelling showpeople’s plots. Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/18/1530 Chococo Ltd 42 Carfax Horsham West Sussex RH12 1EQ Installation of 1x hanging fascia sign and 1x wall mounted fascia sign on front elevation. Reason for Advert: Listed Building. Conservation Area. DC/18/1503 Hale Oaks Farm Loxwood Road Rudgwick Horsham West Sussex RH12 3BP Erection of a single storey rear extension Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/18/1527 1 Ryecroft Meadow Mannings Heath Horsham West Sussex RH13 6JN Demolition of existing car port and erection of a single storey side extension. Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/18/1531 Hadlands Close Denne Road Horsham West Sussex RH12 1JJ Erection of a two storey dwelling. Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. Conservation Area.

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DC/18/1287 Three Tuns House High Street Steyning West Sussex BN44 3GG Erection of entrance gates to existing driveway (Householder) Reason for Advert: Listed Building. Conservation Area.

DC/18/1288 Three Tuns House High Street Steyning West Sussex BN44 3GG Erection of entrance gates to existing driveway (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building. Conservation Area. DC/18/0520 The Acorn Fryern Road Storrington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 4BJ Retention of repositioned sand school and storage barn, and the change of use of the land for equestrian use Reason for Advert: Major Development. DC/18/1532 2 The Stables Holmbush Crawley Road Faygate Horsham West Sussex Erection of a part two storey/part single storey side extension with basement level. Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/18/1529 Woodshill House Broadford Bridge Road West Chiltington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2LD Demolition of existing outbuilding and erection of a stable block including associated hardstanding area. Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/18/1508 Beeding Granary Gay Street Lane North Heath Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2HN Variation of condition 1 for previously approved application DC/18/0476 and DC/18/0477 (Conversion of domestic garage to a residential annexe for occupation ancillary to main dwelling. Associated external alterations including erection of front porch and installation of roof lights). Amendments to elevation and fenestration layout. Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

DC/17/1852 Bonwycks Lodge Farm Ifield Wood Ifield Crawley West Sussex RH11 0LE Change of Use of Units 1-4 from B1 to B2/B8 use and facilities to repair vehicles (not including paint spraying), and change of use of existing barn/workshop (unit 5) to B2/B8 use including facilities to repair vehicles (not including paint spraying) Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/18/1512 Land at Newmans Gardens Car Park Tanyard Lane Steyning West Sussex Erection of an archway (with fretwork canopy) marking the route from the Tanyard Lane public car park to Steyning High Street. Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. Conservation Area. DC/18/1509 Everyman Cinema Piries Place Horsham West Sussex Installation of 1 no. High level Everyman sign fronting the square, 1 no. Everyman fascia sign above canopy entrance, 1 no. readograph above shopfront, 1 no. Everyman high level horizontal sign to north elevation, 1 no. Everyman high level vertical sign to north elevation. Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. SOUTH DOWNS NATIONAL PARK APPLICATIONS SDNP/18/03927/FUL Castle Lane, Castle Farm New Barn Road Amberley Change of use of The Granary from self-contained ancillary accommodation to Castle Farm to provide an independent single-family dwelling. Reason for Advert Listed Building Consent SDNP/18/03918/LIS Parham House Parham Park Parham Reposition lead statue within curtilage of Parham House. (Listed Building) Reason for AdverL Listed Building

A copy of each application and the submitted plans are available for inspection on the Council’s website https:// public-access.horsham.gov.uk/public-access/ 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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Parents help couple buy their dream home in Southwater

Parents will always try to go the extra mile for their children. A recent survey by Habito has revealed that 62 per cent of 1,000 parents said that they would happily let their children return to the family home in order to save money for a deposit. Furthermore, 44 per cent would give up to £10,000 for a deposit, while 20 per cent said they would happily give more. Nicola Armstrong and her partner Chris, one of Berkeley’s very first residents at Broadacres in Southwater, West Sussex, experienced first-hand the generosity of her loving parents who helped them secure the home of their dreams. Nicola Armstrong, an IT Business Analyst (29) and her partner Chris Styles, a Cable Jointer (also 29), the very first buyers to move into a new home at Broadacres, have recently moved into a twobedroom Robin house type. Keen

to help their daughter onto the property ladder, Nicola’s parents helped them move by allowing them to live at their house rent free, allowing them to make savings to go towards furnishing their home. After nine months, Nicola and Chris found their dream home at Broadacres, and Nicola’s dad kindly gifted the couple a significant deposit. Nicola explains: “We had dreams of buying a new home but didn’t think it would happen as fast as it did, until my dad visited Broadacres with Chris and I one weekend. On seeing the stunning properties available, especially the Robin house type, he insisted on helping us secure our new home. We were both delighted and were unbelievably grateful for his help. In addition, the savings we had already made due to living rent free for nine months at my parent’s home, helped us furnish the prop-

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erty. It is really exciting to be the first people to live at Broadacres and we look forward to getting to know our new neighbours over the coming months and years ahead.” Broadacres is situated to the west of the charming village location of Southwater in West Sussex. This exciting new development of unique homes will provide high quality two to five-bedroom properties, designed to complement the character of the area. Berkeley’s aim is to create a sustainable new neighbourhood, set within beautiful open spaces and close to improved local amenities. Nicola continues: “I have always been fond of Horsham, I lived here for most of my life with my parents so I know the area very well – my boyfriend does too after spending nine months in our family home! I wanted to be closer to my family as my sister also lives on the edge of Horsham, so I

won’t be very far from them. I was already keen to move to the area and the village of Southwater is charming so when I saw Broadacres I just thought, ‘wow, this is perfect’.” Southwater boasts an attractive village centre which combines modern amenities with traditional charm. Everything you need is on your doorstep including a supermarket, doctors’ surgery and plenty of options for eating and drinking with friends or family. Nearby Horsham town is extremely well served with a huge array of shops, including specialist independent boutique shops sitting alongside high street names as well as over forty-five bars, pubs, restaurants, cafés and coffee shops designed to suit all culinary tastes. Nicola adds: “Chris’ parents also live in a Berkeley development and after years of visiting them we’ve seen the quality of their home and the excellent customer service provided. What drew me to the Robin was the open-plan layout of the kitchen which has provided a fantastic amount of space for both us and our chocolate Labrador, Ozzy. I love our new home, especially the finish and quality specification and would definitely recommend Berkeley to anyone.” As well as being surrounded by beautiful countryside, residents will benefit from being well connected. Horsham train station is just ten minutes from the development which offers excellent rail links into London Bridge and Victoria taking less than an hour, while major airports are within easy reach. Prices start from £400,000 for a three-bedroom home. For further information on Broadacres please call 01403 886 703 or visit our website https://www.berkeleygroup. co.uk/new-homes/west-sussex/ southwater/broadacres

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Horsham Cycling Companions revel in Chapeau trip to le Tour Cycling Martin Read - Sports Reporter A group of Horsham Cycling Companions relished their week away visiting the Tour de France. Sporting shirts from Horsham Redkiln Close Brewery, Chapeau, and, importantly armed with some of their bespoke Tour de France beers, the group set off on the overnight ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo. After a brief stop to savour a little of France

taking on Uruguay in the World Cup they cycled on to the gite of Horsham Football Club Chairman Kevin Borrett and his wife Judy, to be welcomed by their 101 year old neighbour. Next day, joined by Kevin and Judy’s daughter Beth and son Sam, they caught up with Stage 1 of the Tour at St Gilles Croix de Vie, dining on fresh sardines. Returning to the gite for some swimming and chilling they took in the England Sweden game, Chris Holmes telling the District Post: “We

celebrated Sam’s birthday with some verses of Joyeaux Anniversaire and a substantial BBQ before heading west to Beauvoir sur Mer, dealing with a puncture and broken chain along the way. After a few more miles we were concerned to get a call from Brittany Ferries telling us that, because of technical problems needing repair, our return ferry had been transferred from St Malo to Cherbourg – involving a hasty re-jig of our itinerary!” The group from Horsham –

Chris, Wendy Holmes, Margaret Thompson, Will Arinze, Geoff Bragg, Howard Neal and Ben Rose pedalled on with Beth and Sam Borrett covering around 80 miles a day interspersed with some train journeys and staying at Airbnbs to get to Redon for Stage 4 of the Tour, Chris Holmes saying: “The Tour is a unique event – there is a massive build up and a fantastic atmosphere but it passes through in a flash! The great thing, though, is to get on the pitch after the Tour has moved on, to take in a little of what the riders have been through. This was our first trip to the Tour and we got back to Horsham unscathed, only having had to manage a few minor mechanical challenges. Fortunately the weather was a little breezy and cooler than the UK.” Beth Borrett added: “It was good fun and we cycled really well together,” while her mother Judy said: “It was great having them all there at our gite!” At their post trip reunion back at Horsham’s Chapeau Brewery the group enthused about their experiences on their

visit to le Tour, swapping tales of previous cycling journeys – another trip surely beckons? Meanwhile, speaking of 32 year old Geraint Thomas’ stunning first Tour win – Britain’s third winner, following in the tyre tracks

This was our first trip to the Tour and we got back to Horsham unscathed of Sir Bradley Wiggins and Chris Froome, giving us our sixth win in seven years - Chris Holmes told the District Post: “Geraint’s reaction on the penultimate night of the Tour was exactly what sporting achievement is all about – full of emotion and disbelief. He’s been a favourite of mine for some time, Olympic success then happy to ride in the services of others – now it’s his turn to take the glory: a great lad and a great story!”

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Manenti spins Roffey back to top of the table

Saturday July 28 – Sussex Premier League Roffey 249-9 declared (53.2 overs) – Cuckfield 99 all out (33.3 overs) Roffey won by 150 runs – Roffey 30 points – Cuckfield 8 Cricket Martin Read - Sports Reporter After just one win from their previous five games it was business as usual for Roffey last Saturday, when they inflicted a crushing win over ailing Cuckfield. In May Cuckfield came to Roffey and were bowled out for 103, Roffey winning by 10 wickets and

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the replay was equally one sided. Presented with a very dry wicket at the impressive, sloping ground with the tree on the playing area and the backdrop of the imposing 16th century listed Cuckfield Park House, Roffey elected to bat after winning the toss, feeling that their quartet of spinners could be a handful if the wicket got even drier. After three maidens, Ben Manenti’s brisk 24 comprised six boundaries and at 97-1 and 187-2, a target of around 275 was suggested. Theo Rivers built a proper opener’s innings with sure-footed confidence taking over from initial watchfulness, leading to his second century of the season, containing 16 fours and a six. When Rivers was out for exactly 100, Rohit Jagota scored 51 at better than a run a ball and Usman Khan came in with freedom to press on, making a rapid 33 with 3 maximums, after which the innings rather fizzled out. An injury forced Nick Patterson off the field mid spell, but Josh Hayward took 5-79, Roffey confidently declaring, giving themselves 54 overs to bowl Cuckfield out, correctly surmising that 250 was a stiff challenge. Cuckfield were without opening batsman Joe Ludlow, nursing a broken foot, so much depended on their Aussie overseas player, Sam Whiteman, fresh from a match-winning 153 not out last week. With a warm gale howling across the elevated ground, dust was blowing off the wicket, sightscreens were anchored by railway sleepers and chairs in front of the pavilion were airborne, but Cuckfield created the seemingly sound platform of 55-2 - until with Manenti and Luke Barnard bowling in tandem wickets tumbled. Once Barnard had bowled the expansive White-

man there was little more than token resistance, Hayward’s 20 not out apart. Barnard finished with 2-33, but the bowling prize went to Man of the Match Manenti, who, once in his stride looked likely to take a wicket with every ball, making the batsmen play, his excellent 8-39 being his best figures for Roffey. Manenti modestly just said: “The wind helped a bit – holding up the ball.” Coach Simon Fearnley told the District Post: “That was a good declaration by Davo – he trusted his bowlers and Ben was giving the ball plenty of air up over the batsmen’s eye line.” Matt Davies added: “I thought 250 was enough - and as soon as I saw what Ben and Barney were doing with the ball I knew it was!” Luke Barnard said: “The ball was ragging square – which showed what a very good innings Theo played,” while Theo Rivers commented: “It wasn’t easy batting out there – it was difficult early on, so after doing the hard work I wanted to make it pay.” Roffey’s win puts them back on the top of the table, 14 points clear of Brighton. On Saturday Roffey return home to welcome their friendly near neighbours, beleaguered Ifield. Then, following last Sunday’s postponement, this Sunday, they play at Horsham Cricket Club in the ECB National Club Twenty20 Cup Area Finals - against Surrey Cup holders Guildford at noon, followed by the winner taking on either Alton or Lordswood (Champions of Hampshire and Kent respectively) for a place in the Regional Finals. Roffey’s game at Brentwood in the Quarter Final of the England & Wales Cricket Board National Club Championship, scheduled for this Sunday, will be rearranged, with details to be announced.

Premier League round up Saturday July 28 - Sussex Premier League Cricket Martin Read - Sports Reporter The Horsham and Roffey games are reported on elsewhere in the sports Section of your District Post this week – in the other matches, at Middleton the hosts won the toss and batted first against Brighton & Hove – Matthew Reynolds and Patrick Colvin each making 60 and Mahesh Rawat 53, however from 165-2 they finished on 230-8 from their 58 over allocation after Simon Hetherton had taken 5-45. Replying, Brighton’s championship hopes were dented - they were well placed on 163-3 but, although Isaac Taylor made 38 and Bryce Hounsome 37, Luke Wells could only muster 6 and once Matt Machan was out for 77, Brighton slumped to a 24 run defeat, Craig Fowle taking 4-69. At Horntye Park

Billingshurst beat Lindfield at the double Saturday July 28 - Sussex League Division 2 Lindfield 115 all out (29.4 overs) Billingshurst 116-0 (28.2 overs) Billingshurst won by 10 wickets – Billingshurst 30 points – Lindfield 0 Cricket Martin Read - Sports Reporter Billingshurst returned to winning ways with a clinical hammering of bottom club Lindfield, whom they also beat in May’s away fixture. At Jubilee Fields last Saturday, Lindfield elected to bat but it was a case of misplaced optimism as, against Billingshurst’s opening attack of Andy Miller and Andy Barr they had no real answer. Lindfield soon found themselves 9-3 and worse quickly followed, Barr dismissing both openers before Miller took the next six

wickets. A mid order partnership hinted at respectability, yet it took a ninth wicket stand of 58 to get Lindfield past 100, but when Ben Williams and Captain Tom Haynes combined to take the wickets of Harry Chaudhary for 37 and Max Kidman for 20, Lindfield slumped to 115 all out. Miller finished with 6-29 and Barr 2-39. When Billingshurst responded Lindfield employed five bowlers, but nobody could separate Tom Weston (73 not out) and Haynes (unbeaten on 27), Billingshurst winning by 10 wickets in eight balls less than Lindfield faced. Former Billingshurst Captain Ben Williams told the District Post: “Andy Miller has been an unlucky bowler for us this season with quite a few near misses, but this week he bowled well again and the ball clipped the top of the stumps instead of evading them. It’s good to have him bowling in partnership with Andy

Barr and great to see them getting out the top order. We batted well, too – Tom Weston displayed confidence and Tom Haynes played the anchor role – in fact at one point the Billi boys thought our skipper was looking for a draw, but fortunately Tom Weston scotched that idea! Switching to limited over win matches will suit our strengths because we’ve got five good bowlers, so we’ll see what happens in the five remaining matches of the season.” After the maximum point win, Billingshurst are fourth, on level points (242) with Haywards Heath. Mayfield are top on 315 – two points clear of former Premier League side Three Bridges. On Saturday Billingshurst venture into East Sussex to take on relegation threatened Bexhill, whom they bowled out for 75 to win by 9 wickets at Jubilee Fields in June.

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visitors Eastbourne elected to bat, and were bowled out for 261, Captain Jacob Smith topscoring with 62, while Alastair Orr, promoted up the order, made 49 and Jordan Turner 30 despite Adam Barton’s 5-57 and Josh Beeslee’s 3-75. Hastings had 58 overs to get the runs, but although Jake Woolley posted 48 and Joe Billings 37, they lost by 64 as a result of Joe Pocklington’s 6-59. Meanwhile, at Fulking, Preston Nomads, with home advantage, won the toss and took first strike with Captain Jeremy Green’s unbeaten 55, Kashif Ibrahim’s 39 and Jason Poole’s 36 steering them to 209-9 from 58 overs, restricted by the Hatchett brothers – Bradley taking 3-36 and Lewis 3-72. But, although Leo Cammish made 45, the fragility of current champions East Grinstead’s batting returned to haunt them and they subsided to 81 all out in the face of Navin Patel’s 9-53.

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK he trusted his bowlers and Ben was giving the ball plenty of air up over the batsmen’s eye line Simon Fearnley

Horsham compound Ifield’s misery with a strong win Tom Haines

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Saturday July 28 - Sussex Premier League Horsham 255 all out (54 overs) Ifield 165 all out (40.2 overs) Horsham won by 90 runs – Horsham 30 points Ifield 12

Cricket Martin Read - Sports Reporter Earlier in the season, at Cricketfield Road, Horsham beat Ifield by 7 wickets and at Ifield Green last Saturday they completed a

comprehensive double over the struggling newcomers to the Sussex Premier League. Batting first after winning the toss, Horsham put on 90 for the first wicket, and although three batsmen soon departed, openers Tom Clark and Tom Haines, both scoring 56, laid a solid foundation, following which thirties from George Garton and Paul Williams got Horsham up to 255, despite Dan Smith’s 5-68 and Harnoop Kalsi’s 3-76. 255 was always likely to be a challenging target considering Ifield’s recent track record, yet, they reached 50 before their second wicket fell. Then, though wickets went down with alarming regularity, only Mahad Ahmed with 40 and Akshay Ramani (37) showing any real sign of adherence as Joe Ashmore with 5-60 and Nick Oxley and Paul Williams

with two wickets apiece worked their way through Ifield’s fragile line up, to win by 90 runs with

The two Toms – Clark and Haines batted very well, setting up the game almost 16 overs to spare. Paul “PJ” Williams told the District Post: “The two Toms – Clark and Haines batted very well, setting up the game. Ifield were without their injured overseas player, Andrew McGorian and, although Dan Smith put in a good performance with the ball, we benefited

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from some poor fielding, really. The wicket was taking spin and they had rather a long tail, so they were unable to threaten our score. Our boys were impressed by the horse chestnut trees round the ground – it was a case of ‘we came, we saw, we conkered’!” The win places Horsham fourth – three points ahead of Preston Nomads and 29 behind current runners up Brighton. Eastbourne are third, while – with five games left to play - at the foot of the table Ifield have 119 points, 20 adrift of penultimate club Hastings, who are 50 shy of Cuckfield (8th). On Saturday Horsham return home to welcome relegation beckoning Hastings, whom they beat by three wickets at Horntye Park in early June.

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