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Because we’re happy! It’s oﬃcial! Horsham is second happiest town in the UK Photos by John Lines, David Searle and Trevor Aird

Over the last week, we’ve spoken to the people of Horsham about what makes them happy, and it’s no surprise that it’s the people

that make the community smile. Following a feature in The Times newspaper on Friday, April 10, Horsham was ranked as the second

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nesses, each giving their take on what makes our town so happy. We hope you enjoy our special feature and that it puts a smile on your face.

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The reasons I love Horsham

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We asked the happy residents of the Horsham district why they love the town

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Tony Hockney, 77, Rusper “I spent 25 years in the navy then took on the St Leonards Arms pub in 1980 – where the Tesco Express now stands. I love

the community Spirit in Horhsam and the Churches working together to help people. My favourite place to shop is Waitrose.”

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“With three kids aged 17, 14 and 10 the area offers everything. Good education and good opportunities for them post education. I love the people here! Having previously been in the forces and moved around some places aren’t particularly welcoming. The people here are cosmopolitan and everyone gets on. The size of the town means you have a good choice of shops. The mixture of independent retailers and high street chains means it is not a homogenous town centre. They particularly like the little alleyways where you can find an unexpected flower shop!”

Lisa Costello, Owner, Horsham Enoteca “The people of Horsham really make the town! They have been amazing and have helped us immensely since we started up. They have fantastic attitude and it is their support that has been instrumental in making Enoteca work. Since introducing our extended opening hours we have had even more opportunity to see this at work. People pop in after work and oﬀ the train. We attract a slightly older crowd with stories to tell and the atmosphere in here promotes mingling, even networking, but it is always comfortable and fun. Lisa will be getting stools in shortly for weary legs, even better to enjoy the chilled draught white, rose and sparkling wine she is introducing, made from ‘glera’ the grape used to make Presecco.” Kylie and Dan Haskell, 30s, Horsham “We moved to Horsham having lived in Japan and various places around the UK, most recently Fareham, Hampshire. Kylie came here for an interview and was struck by clean the town was. No litter, no graﬃti. Horsham is perfect for young families with easy access to the countryside but not too far from the coast and Brighton. We love the farmers market and the independent traders such as Crates and Carmelas whichreally add to the vibe.”

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Dave Smith - President, Horsham Rotary Club “The Rotary Club of Horsham are involved in many activities and events in and around the town and therefore we get to see and meet the people of our great town at close hand. It always amazes me how responsive and happy Horsham people are in getting involved with the towns activities and helping those less fortunate than themselves while having some fun. Events such as our annual Pancake Races and Children in

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When it comes to eating out, Horsham is spoilt for choice and with ‘Eat’ Street fast becoming a top destination to eat out, the culinary options available to Horsham diners are sure to put smiles on their faces. We spoke to Tristan Mason, owner and head chef at Restaurant Tristan, Horsham’s Michelin starred restaurant located on East Street. Tristan said: “Horsham is a lovely market town steeped in history. It’s a great place for families and the local produce is second to none which reﬂects in what we do. I was lucky enough to open one of the ﬁrst restaurants on East Street about 7 ears ago and i’ve seen it grow as an eating hub with businesses opening here bringing more people into the town.

“My main goal is to make people happy. Every day we use locally sourced ingredients and deal with nice suppliers. In the restaurant business my main objective is for everyone to enjoy their food and to be happy.” Tristan’s family are also in Horsham and his partner Candice runs front of house in the restaurant. A regular friendly customer base is something Tristan loves about Horsham, he said: “Our regular customers are almost friends, it’s a tight knit community and it’s really nice that everyone knows everybody.” A spokesperson for Horsham Unlimited, the Town Centre Business Partnership said:“We all know that good food and good customer ser-

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vice makes us all happy. It is not that many years’ ago that Horsham’s café and restaurant oﬀer was rather lacking but the town centre today has the most fantastic range of places to eat and drink whatever your budget. East Street in particular is the home to many loved brands and with Piries Place car park just behind it is an easy destination for lunch or dinner. Elsewhere in the town centre there is also a wealth of cafes and restaurants through Carfax, West Street and into Bishopric. “ We have been particularly pleased to support applications for al fresco seating which adds to the atmosphere in the town and we know is particularly popular with shoppers when the sun is out”.

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Town Centre Events - Garry Mortimer-Cook “I think that the high frequency and variety of events and town centre activities helps to make Horsham a happy experience for residents and visitors right through the year”, said Horsham District Council’s Town Centres and Events Manager, Garry Mortimer-Cook. “Some of these are organised directly by us at the Council, like the Saturday bandstand concerts from April to September and larger events like Easter’s Piazza Italia and September’s Big Nibble Food Festival, but it is also in large part due to the way that Horsham’s community organisations, like Horsham Rotary and Horsham Churches Together work alongside

us to create great family friendly entertainments like the Pancake Races, Easter and Halloween trails, charity markets and December’s Carols and Fireworks. The very next town centre event, Saturday 9th of May’s Broadwood Morris Day of Dance with the Carfax market becoming ‘medieval’ for the day is yet another great example of local interests working together to make a quite unique spectacle that has been enjoyed by many for years and which we are pleased to help facilitate. We hear people all the time say that they love Horsham because, ‘there is always something going on’ which is exactly what we and our partners aim to contribute to people’s ‘Horsham Experience’.”

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ns to keep residents smiling Tom Crowley - Chief Executive Horsham District Council “I was delighted to hear that Horsham has received this national recognition though I am not really that surprised. Having lived here for 35 years, I am in no doubt about Horsham's appeal! We are fortunate to enjoy a great quality of life. The council has played a key part over the years to create one of the healthiest, safest and cleanest of environments for residents and visitors alike. With an attractive arts and leisure culture and a vibrant shopping and eating experience on oﬀer , it truly is a great place to live, work and raise a family. It’s also a well-positioned location for new investment and business growth too.”

Nick Mowat: General Manager of The Capitol, Horsham “It comes as absolutely no surprise that Horsham would be voted the second happiest place to live in England. Horsham has such a rich cultural oﬀer and leisure provision, it’s no wonder its residents and visitors are so happy! “The Capitol arts and entertainments venue in the town with its theatre, cinema and café is cer-

tainly a major contributor. Providing season after season of such a diverse mix of ﬁlm, live streaming content and theatre including live music, comedy, dance, drama, children’s shows, an annual professional pantomime and so much more, we’re in no doubt we’re providing something everyone can look forward to. “Long may we continue to help keep Horsham up there as one of the happiest places to live!”

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Happiness is being given sweets by the old lady who lived in Horsham’s Manor House in the Causeway on Boxing Day. Happiness was having a riotous time in the 19th century at the Horsham fairs – knocking coconut shys, or enjoying the Battle of Flowers as the bands marched round the Carfax and were pelted with petals. Or earlier it could be with your mates seeing a murderer being publicly dissected in the Carfax – and it only cost 1d but that was back in the 18th century, or seeing a good ﬂogging, hanging , branding and crushing, not happiness for the criminal, but thousands ﬂocked to see it in Horsham. For some it was spending a night or two with a lady of ill repute as

told in a popular 18th century Horsham rhyme. For others happiness in Horsham came from eating its celebrated gingerbread just as today’s generations savour the local delicacy. We know that thousands of Horsham children enjoyed days out in the 19th century on the train to visit seaside resorts, whilst the town’s annual outing was always popular. Happiness in Horsham included getting drunk on election bribes in the 18th and 19th centuries, also seeing the latest ﬁlm being projected in the tiny cinema. For many it was having a meal paid for by the town’s charities to stop starvation in the winters and for provision of warm blankets. For many it was enjoying the simple pleasures of life, enjoying the countryside, etc. Or seeing the town’s cricket, football and athletic clubs succeed- seeing the town’s name promoted when Shrubb became world Champion and was carried through the streets, or when Billy Law won

the Town Crier competition. Or enjoying the folk singing of Henry Burstow and the local folk dancing. What made people happy in the past is very similar to what makes us Happy today, Horsham has had some bad times, but from its beginnings over a 1000 years ago Horsham has succeeded, it has grown and ﬂourished, rather than stagnated or failed. Horsham Museum There is noise, laughter, chatter and shrieks as visitors wander around joking, reminding or joshing each other as they see half remembered items. The museums galleries don’t preach, nor intimidate, they are for the public to enjoy, relax and relate to – it is the town and district museum and they have great pleasure in knowing it is theirs. The ever-changing exhibition and gardens mean that there is always something to see makes it rewarding to visit and happiness comes from knowing time is not wasted.

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Fresh produce from a The happiest days of your life friendly local market Local schools tell us what makes them happy Katrina Evershed ,Year 7 - Tanbridge House School “I love living in Horsham – it has great facilities for spending time with friends and family, which makes me happy! I like the swimming pool for meeting up with friends, and restaurants to eat in with family. There are also lots of fun clubs and activities. I go to Tanbridge House School - it is a high achieving school which promotes one very important word; kindness. There is a lovely vibe in our school. Everyone is kind to each other and to others in the wider community. I think this helps to lead to a happy atmosphere in the town.”

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Forest School Ms S Denning - Headteacher, Forest School “We think happiness is so important here at Forest that it's been a school improvement plan priority for the past two years! At Forest, we put an emphasis on our boys feeling safe and secure at school - this is the foundation upon

which we can then build outstanding learning. We offer our pupils a package of stimulating lessons, excellent relationships and fantastic extra-curricular opportunities. Our regular questionnaires from both parents and pupils tell us that we do a very good job - boys are happy here at Forest!”

Millais School Horsham is a traditional market town and still retains lively and vibrant markets every Thursday and Saturday in the heart of the town centre. Horsham markets include the Sussex Food & Drink Awards award-winning Local Produce Market which is held every Saturday in Carfax. Thursdays has become a mecca for Street Food and you will find lots of happy faces out and about collecting their lunch from all the local chefs cooking up world food every week. The

newest edition to Horsham’s market offer is a mixed market that can be found in Piries Place every Saturday too. Special markets are also held throughout the year and include Italian, French and Vintage markets and a huge food event as part of the Big Nibble every September. The French & Vintage Market this year takes place on Sunday 31st May in Carfax. For more information visit www. horshammarkets.co.uk

Cara Exall, Student reporter, Millais: "Horsham's community adds to its charm and makes it such a happy place to live. At Millais I have been part of this community, where friendship, aspiration and opportunity are a central focus. It's said the people make the place and in Horsham that couldn't be more true, because as students we strive to support one another and share in each others' achievements."

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PJ Aldred - Horsham Markets “We are delighted but not surprised Horsham has been hailed as one of the happiest market towns in the UK. It is a delightful town that has grown into a Foodie's paradise and, let's face it, food and drink really warms the heart. We are surrounded

by the lush Sussex countryside that is brimming with fine local produce from farms, dairies, vineyards, breweries and artisan producers. All of this sold in Horsham from the weekly markets, specialist food shops and served up by the many eateries in town.”

Celebrating its 40th birthday this year, Swan Walk Shopping Centre continues to offer a fantastic blend of shoppers favourite national brands alongside great niche and independent offers – very much mirroring all that is good about the town centre as a whole. This is what makes Horsham stand out from the crowd and makes it a happy shopping environment as well as a great place to live. Click & Collect is widely available throughout the centre allowing customers the chance to enjoy the Horsham experience whist collecting their on line purchases and the centre team continue to work with the wider community too. “A great example of our community ethos is the sponsored Police car available to the Neighbourhood Policing Team

thanks to our partnership with Lifestyle Ford;” said Gill Buchanan, Centre Manager. “ The centre also works with many charities. “Shooting Star Chase have raised thousands of pounds over the years with their Christmas Gift Wrap Service hosted by the centre and our annual Cancer Research UK Donation Station – the 2015 event is underway today and ends on 26 April – has raised over £100,000 in seven years. We know that shopping centres and town centres are a significant part of many people’s lives and believe that we should proactively participate and give back for the benefit of everyone in Horsham”; added Gill. “I am not at all surprised that The Times rated Horsham so highly in the happiness stakes.”

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New sponsored car for Have a natter for The Big Chinwag to Horsham neighbourhood help combat loneliness in Horsham policing for a third year Ch Insp Hodges (left) with James Maciejewski at Lifestyle Ford

Horsham neighbourhood policing team has been given a sponsored car thanks to Lifestyle Ford and Swan Walk shopping centre. This is the third year the sponsorship project has run between the three organisations. Chief Inspector Howard Hodges, Sussex Police's Horsham district commander, said: "We are delighted that we have continued to benefit from the generosity and community-spirited provision of a sponsored vehicle from Lifestyle Ford and Swan Walk. "Partnership working is key to catching criminals and keeping people safe and this vehicle helps my staff to maintain their visibility, availability

Man charged with attempted murder in Henfield A man has been charged with attempted murder following an incident in a Henfield street. Shane Elliott, 32, a kitchen worker, of Aurum Close, Horley, Surrey, is to appear in custody at Crawley Magistrates Court on Tuesday, April 21, charged with the attempted murder of a 29-year old Steyning man who was sitting in his car parked on the Wantley Hill Estate, off London Road in Henfield, just before 6pm on Sunday, April 19. The victim sustained serious knife injuries to his left arm and left hand, for which he is still receiving treatment at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton. Police enquiries are continuing but the incident is not being treated as a 'stranger' attack.

and patrols across the district." James Maciejewski, the sales manager for Lifestyle Ford in Broadbridge Heath, said: "We are extremely proud to continue supporting the neighbourhood policing team in Horsham." Swan Walk centre manager Gill Buchanan said: "Swan Walk has a longstanding and proactive relationship with the wider community and everyone's safety and security is a priory for us, whether in the centre or at home. "We know that this car allows the neighbourhood policing team to be more effective and to support our customers in their home villages as well as when they are shopping in the town centre."

Age UK Horsham District is encouraging everyone in Horsham District to take a break and have a chat for The Big Chinwag on Friday, June 19, to raise vital funds for the Charity to help it combat loneliness. It couldn’t be simpler to get involved and make a difference, whether it’s catching up with colleagues in the office, taking a break at school or at home to make a vital difference to older people’s lives by making a donation in exchange for that extra break. With over one million people aged 65 plus describing themselves as always or often feeling lonely, and over a third who consider the television as their main form of company, facing later life alone and feeling lonely is a stark reality for too many older people in the UK. Everyone can make a difference by getting involved in The Big Chinwag and raise vital funds for Age UK Horsham District to help older people make the most of life. Contact communityfundraiser@ ageukhorshamdistrict.org.uk to sign up and get a fundraising pack full of fun ideas, posters and activities to get chinwagging. Janice Leeming, Chief Executive Officer at Age UK Horsham District, said: “We all like a good natter so getting behind our Big Chinwag is a great excuse to take a ‘chinwag break’ and chat to colleagues or friends and family. We’re asking people to make their Big Chinwag extra special by fundraising to help us tackle loneliness which is stark reality for too many older people.

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Summer is just around the corner, and with that in mind The Malt Shovel are getting ready for their annual beer and music festival which promises three days of quality real ale and great local, live music. Running for three days from from May 1, to May 3, over the bank holiday weekend. It will feature four acts a day, a beer tent and a BBQ. Landlord, Sam Clayton took over the pub in 2013 and since then has been working to transform it into a traditional local pub with a modern personality. Sam told The District Post: “When we first got here the pub felt unloved. Since then we’ve worked hard and had a full redecoration, breathing new life back into what is a Horsham staple and given it a fresh look.” Renovations included stripping back the old floor, remodeling the bar top and opening up the bar area. The Malt Shovel now boasts a much wider range of drinks too with six ales on at all times, featuring at least two Sussex breweries and a large number of bottled craft beers, cask ciders and a wide range of premium spirits including 13 different tequilas, 10 gins, 12 vodkas and 24 varieties of whisky. They are also now offering a lunch menu that includes home-

made burgers, filled sandwiches and bar snacks. All food is freshly made on site and ingredients are locally sourced with meat from New Street Butchers. Sam previously spent 14 years running cocktail bars in London, and he wanted to make The Malt Shovel an environment for everyone and create a safe and friendly atmosphere for customers. Sam added: “Pub landlords were once considered pillars of the local community. I want to hark back to that providing high standards, good beer, premium ales and a welcoming, friendly environment. The Malt Shovel’s annual festival is a big part of their packed live music and events calendar. Sam said: “We love music, we have live music here every Saturday and open mic nights every first and third Thursday of the month and four times a year we do an originals showcase. We hand-pick singers, songwriters and bands to perform as it’s often difficult for original acts to get into pubs.” The Malt Shovel holds at least six live music events a month and they even have a house guitar for those spontaneous sing-alongs. The annual music and beer festival will include a wide variety of local talent as well as a beer tent open daily serving 28 beers including local ales and the best of British as well as ciders. There will also be a BBQ each day. Acts performing this year will be announced on the pubs Facebook and Twitter feeds. You can follow them at www.facebook.com/maltshovelhorsham and @themalty.

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Sainsbury’s Horsham Rotary International helping to conquer strokes in Horsham receives bee hotel Sainsbury’s Horsham received their Bee Hotel this week. The solitary bee, the less famous cousin of the honey bee is most easily identified being the red mason bee. The benefits of using these hard-working pollinators is that in an industrial greenhouse a number of colonies can work for a whole s e a s o n alongside the people picking and tending the crop without any fear of stinging. The result for the grower is an abundance of grade “A” quality fruit and vegetables that meet the supermarkets’ high standards. Other benefits we have identified are an increased turnover for the grower with minimal extra input resulting in an increase in shelf life for the crop without further preserving treatments, and as the farmers know, the better the pollination, the straighter the cucumber!

The Solitary bee population has dropped over the last decades due to farming styles. Taking out the hedges and field boundaries leaves them nowhere to nest, and grants to replace the old falling down wooden shed in the corner of the yard with a new metal clad building denies the bees any opportunity of boring holes to lay their eggs. Sainsbury’s have started to install “bee hotels” which enable bees to better survive the winter. They are installed, far enough away from the store so there is no interference with customers or the bees. Dursley, Gloucestershire was the first store to have “bee hotels”, a 1st for a UK supermarket. We currently have over 150 bee hotels in suitable stores across our estate, that are looked after by our resident bee keeper. The “bee hotels” are made from sustainably sourced timber and recycled materials.

In a bid to conquer stroke, residents from Horsham and District are invited to a free blood pressure test organised The Rotary Club of Horsham in conjunction with the Stroke Association in Swan Walk shopping centre on Saturday April 25. High blood pressure remains the single biggest risk factor for stroke, contributing to over half (54%) of strokes in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Know Your Blood Pressure day on Saturday April 25 is about raising awareness of the link between high blood pressure and stroke. Residents in Horsham and District can get their blood pressure checked by trained medical staff and receive information and advice on steps to keep it under control. In 2014, Rotary and the Stroke Association organised over 400 events across the UK. In the same year, Rotary GBI was honoured with a Special Recognition Award by the Stroke Association for their long-term support of the Know Your Blood Pressure Campaign. Dr James Logan, Channel 4’s own TV Doctor, presented the Life After Stroke Award to Rotary at a prestigious awards ceremony hosted by Baroness Karen Brady. The Rotary Club of Horsham's

President, Dave Smith, said: “Rotary’s long term support for the Know Your Blood Pressure campaign has reached hundreds of thousands of people in the last decade, potentially saving many lives. The ideal blood pressure is 120/80 but we know a significant number of people have readings above that and a quarter have dangerously high blood pressure with readings over 140/90. These events can play a big role in reducing strokes across the country. It’s clear from the results from previous years in Horsham that high blood pressure is far more common than you would think. A number of Horsham residents in past years have been surprised by the results of their blood pressure test and have benefitted from the knowledge and advice given. "Getting your blood pressure checked is easy and quick. We hope

to see many people from Horsham in Swan Walk on Saturday taking advantage of this free service; it’s a simple way to reducing your risk of having a stroke.” Laura McGuinness, who leads on stroke prevention at the Stroke Association said: “High blood pressure is often referred to as the silent killer because it doesn’t present symptoms and many people have no idea their health may be at risk. Over 9 million people in the UK are currently registered with high blood pressure but estimates suggest there could be up to almost 7 million people who are currently undiagnosed and at risk." Members of Horsham Community Responders along with local doctors and nurses will be present throughout the day to take blood pressures and give advice as a free service to Horsham residents or visitors.

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Charlie Dimmock comes Charity runner raises over 1.1k for to Newbridge Nurseries motor neurone disease association Promoting Westland Gro-Sure

Saturday 25th April 10am - 4pm which aired in January of this year. Charlie joined 14 of Britain’s favourite gardening experts to inspire the nation to save Britain’s rich gardening heritage. In addition to television appearances, Charlie has also penned books such as Enjoy your Garden and Container Gardening as well as a regular column in the Mail on Sunday. ‘We’re delighted to have Charlie join us for the day,’ says Garden Centre Manager, Steve Nicholls, ‘As a well-known and popular gardening expert, her extensive knowledge will be a real treat for our regular visitors.’ Newbridge Nurseries became the 17th Garden Centre to become part of the Blue Diamond Group in January 2015.

A local man has raised £1,113 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association (MNDA) at the Brighton Marathon earlier this month. Ian Betts completed the race in 5.51 in aid of his mother who sadly passed away three years ago. Ian said: “The MNDA is very important to me because my mum died of the disease a few years ago. I was

looking through their event magazine when I spotted they had places for the marathon. You watch events like the London Marathon and are impressed with what people can do. I wasn’t a runner but, I tried to apply for a place and was successful. Training started in November. “I was really pleased that I was able to run most of the last 2 miles

and seeing my family at the end was the real highlight. Crossing the line was just pure relief (the feeling of achievement has followed since) and knowing that I ran under 6 hours was just amazing.” Ian is planning to continue running, however he is unsure if he is ready for another marathon.

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Gardening expert, Charlie Dimmock will be visiting Newbridge Nurseries on Saturday, April 25. Charlie will be at the centre from 10am to 4pm and will be hosting two gardening talks including one on planting up containers and hanging baskets as well as advice for visitors. The well-known British gardening personality specialises in water features and is best known for the popular BBC programme, Ground Force. Dimmock has gone on to present shows such as Cheer for Charlie, Charlie and the Duchess, Garden Invaders and The Chelsea Flower Show. Most recently, Charlie took part in the second series of BBC production of The Great British Garden Revival,

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Gardening: In full swing for spring and planting

The Chairman’s engagements for week commencing Monday 27th April 2015

same every year you are encouraging pests and diseases. Plants such as Matthiola and Cheiranthus are susceptible to club root and as you probably know there is a particularly bad problem with Impatiens and associated downy mildew, which is devastating the plants across the world. On the vegetable patch, now is the time to start thinking of sowing your French beans, Runner Beans, Pumpkins and Courgettes in pots. They are not diﬃcult plants to grow, just make sure your seed is fresh, the compost is clean and your mind is pure. The last bit isn’t necessary of course, you can think of anything you like, but as the nights are still cold, put them on windowsill or under a cold frame to enhance the germination.

Monday 27th April 2015 – Selection Panel for Chairman’s Cadet 2015/16 at Horsham District Council Oﬃces Wednesday 29th April 2015 Council meeting in Council Chamber, Park North Thursday 30th April 2015 – Visit by Rikkyo School Students to meet Chairman and receive presentation in Council Chamber, HDC Oﬃces, Park North Thursday 30th April 2015 – Investiture of Mrs Margaret Alford, BEM, by Lord Lieutenant at Ashington Community Centre Saturday 2nd May 2015 12 noon – Horsham Twinning event of Horsham Colts Rugby Club vs St. Maixent, Rugby Match at Horsham Rugby Club, Hammerpond Road, Horsham Saturday 2nd May 2015, evening – Horsham Twinning visitors from Lage – event at Drill Hall, Horsham

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I spent Saturday being serenaded by a Philomel at a garden in Loxwood, which I have to say was one of the most exquisite experiences. It is nice to know they are back and if you are lucky and pop down to the canal-side about a quarter of a mile from the Onslow Arms (before a hearty lunch of course), you may just be lucky enough to share the experience ‘before he stops his pipes in growth of riper days’. Be aware, they stop singing at the height of the day, so early is best. Philomel? Why ‘tis a Nightingale of course. A summer visitor much like

our Cuckoo and similarly in decline. As April 15, was First Cuckoo Day, the traditional start of summer in West Sussex, I thought I’d let you know. The gardens are all looking spectacular this year. The spring was mild and the air warm-ish, so the blossoms have been great. After a pretty ﬂat winter, it has been quite a reviving experience all round. I have to say mind you, we could do with some night rain - a heavy shower to water the plants or we will be heading for drought. By now you should have planted all that you wanted to plant from the perennial list - lest you spend the year watering it, which is neither good for the environment or your water bill. That said the garden centres

would not be in business if we did what we were supposed to do. Of course the annuals and tender bedding plants are still to come on the planting calendar - although it is still a little early.

The gardens are all looking spectacular this year As the old wives knew, winter can return all the way into May, so try to hold back a little in reserve. If we do get a snap change, you will be smiling whilst others tear their hair out. Remember, if you haven’t ordered your plants yet, try to change the list yearly. By planting the

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Sussex folklore and history is rife with peculiar tales; some weirder than others. One of my favourite long-lost tales comes from Pulborough, which although is more than an hour away from Hailsham by car – features a story in its history which just cannot be ignored. The story itself revolves around a building known as Coombelands House. In the year 1900 an extensive refurbishment took place on the premises and at the time one of the carpenters working on the building lived only a mile or so away and so would walk to and from Coombelands each day. Of course, this meant that some mornings and nights – due to the duration of the building work – he would be walking down extremely dark winding lanes. One night, after finishing work at about 7:00 pm, the carpenter made his way out of the house and across the bridge which crossed a pond in the grounds. Suddenly, and seemingly out of the shadows emerged an enormous creature – something the size of an elephant – broke from the darkness. The witness stood in horror, transfixed by the set of huge, fiery eyes which met his frightened gaze. However, as if things could not get any weirder or surreal; the beast or whatever it was suddenly shrank to the size of a small dog and hastily sped passed the terrified onlooker, expressing a mournful moan as it did so. The witness, although shaken

thought that he must have been the victim of a hoax and so bravely decided to follow the manifestation in the hope of catching the perpetrators. However, upon reaching the spot where the creature stood the man was startled to see the entity vanish into thin air. Unable to find any further signs of the monster; the carpenter was said to have sprinted all the way to what was then the Five Bells Inn – after all; there’s allegedly nothing like a swift alcoholic drink to calm the nerves. Staff and customers at the public house reported how the door of the inn flung open and there, standing before them was the shaking and wide-eyed carpenter who had the most bizarre story to tell. No-one else encountered the same creature that the carpenter had but legend states that just over a year or so later; whilst excavations and renovations continued at the house a pile of human bones were unearthed from behind an old wall. I’m unsure what happened to these remains but it is said that long after the house was completed owners and staff reported numerous paranormal incidents including eerie groaning noises and fleeting shadows. No-one really knows what the carpenter saw that dark night back in 1900; it has often been argued that the manifestation had been some strange hallucination projected from his psyche whilst sceptics argue that maybe the witness had been drinking beforehand. Either way, the man always stood by his word that he’d been confronted by a hideous apparition and so the next time you’re frequenting the dark avenues in the vicinity of Coombelands Lane; always bear this frightful story in mind.

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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) Order 2010 Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 1995 Notice is hereby given that the following applications have been submitted to Horsham District Council, registered between 13th April 2015 and 17th April 2015 Please note the below list of applications advertised are only those we are required to do so by law. A full list of application is available by visiting our website at www.horsham.gov.uk

www.smithgadd.co.uk Legal Services NOTICE OFConveyancing APPLICATION FOR PLANNING Family & Divorce PERMISSION in Horsham Powers of Attorney Wills & Probate Town and Country Planning (General Development Procedure) Order 1995 Inheritance Claims Employment Law for You, DC/15/0766 Collaborative Law Dispute Resolution NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE Family 8 Stable Cottage Knepp Castle West Partnership & Company Law Your Family and Civil Litigation Grinstead Horsham West Sussex Proposed development at: Annexe Fieldhouse Farm Worthing Road Dial Post Horsham RH13 8LJ Your Business Reroofing with like for like slate (Listed Phone: 01403 271222 I give notice that:

Mr Graeme Bowie Building Consent) Graeme Bowie Designs Reason for Advert: Listed Building, 8 Newhouse Business Centre Old Crawley Road DC/15/0581 Horsham Upper Swaynes Barn Guildford West Sussex Road Rudgwick Horsham West RH12 4RU Sussex RH12 3JD is applying to Horsham District Council for planning permission for: Erection of of two timber stables

DC/15/0109: Change of use of an existing separate residential annexe, to become a separate residential NOTICE property,OF withAPPLICATION defined curtilage andPLANNING access FOR PERMISSION

Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building, DC/15/0791

The proposed development does (General not accordDevelopment with the provisions of the development plan in force in The Old Parsonage Church Street Town and Country Planning Procedure) Order 1995 Rudgwick Horsham West Sussex the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated.

RH12 3EB NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 8 Members of the public may inspect copies of the application, the plans and any other documents Demolition of existing outbuilding, to be replaced with new oak framed garage, Proposed development Annexe Farm Worthing Roadand Dial5pm Post Horsham submitted with it at Parkat: North, NorthFieldhouse Street, Horsham, between 9am Monday to workshop and storage Thursday and 9am to 4pm on Friday. Applications can also be viewed on the Council’s web site at Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a I give notice that: Mr Graeme Bowie https://public-access.horsham.gov.uk/public-access/ and inputting the above reference number Listed Building, Conservation Area, Graeme Bowie Designs (you can also keep track the applications 8 Newhouse Business Centreprogress via this site). DC/15/0810 Old Crawley Road Templemead Coach House 13 Should any person wish to make representation please do so either on-line, using the website Horsham Lower Street Pulborough West detailed above,West e-mail us direct at planning@horsham.gov.uk, or in writing to Park North, North Sussex Sussex RH20 2BH Street, Horsham, RH12 RH12 4RU1RL, within 21 days of the date of this notice. Erection of a 4 bed detached dwelling is applying to Horsham District Council for planning permission for: with integral garage (renewal of planning All correspondence received regarding the application will be held on the planning files, will be permission ref DC/12/0915) DC/15/0109: of use of an existing separate residential to In become a separate availableChange for public inspection and posted on the Council’sannexe, web site. the event of an appeal Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a residential property, with curtilage and access being lodged with thedefined Planning Inspectorate against the decision, any representations will be Listed Building, Conservation Area,

forwarded to the Inspectorate and the appellant. The proposed development does not accord with the provisions of the development plan in force in the area in which the land to which the application relates is situated. Members of the public may inspect copies of the application, the plans and any other documents submitted with it at Park North, North Street, Horsham, between 9am and 5pm Monday to Thursday and 9am to 4pm on Friday. Applications can also be viewed on the Council’s web site at https://public-access.horsham.gov.uk/public-access/ and inputting the above reference number Dr Chris Lyons (you can also keep track the applications progress via this site). Director of Planning, Economic Development & Property Should any person wish to make representation please do District so either on-line, using the website On behalf of Horsham Council th detailed above, e-mail us direct at planning@horsham.gov.uk, or in writing to Park North, North Date: 24 April 2015 Street, Horsham, RH12 1RL, within 21 days of the date of this notice. All correspondence received regarding the application will be held on the planning files, will be available for public inspection and posted on the Council’s web site. In the event of an appeal being lodged with the Planning Inspectorate against the decision, any representations will be forwarded to the Inspectorate and the appellant.

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DC/15/0827 Cherry Tree Cottage Stane Street Five Oaks Billingshurst West Sussex RH14 9AZ Removal of rear conservatory and flue, erection of wwo storey side extension, with minor interior and exterior alterations (Full Planning) Reason for Advert: Listed Building,

DC/15/0813 Bulls House Henfield Road Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8DT Renovation and minor alterations to original 16th century house and extensive refurbishment of 1960s extension (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building, DC/15/0828 Cherry Tree Cottage Stane Street Five Oaks Billingshurst West Sussex RH14 9AZ Removal of rear conservatory and flue, erection of wwo storey side extension, with minor interior and exterior alterations (Listed Building Consent) Reason for Advert: Listed Building, DC/15/0679 Land South of Summerfold Church Street Rudgwick West Sussex Erection of 25 residential dwellings to include 15 private units and 10 affordable units, associated parking and amenity space. Reason for Advert: Major Development, DC/15/0790 Grays Farm West End Lane Henfield West Sussex BN5 9RF Erection of replacement 3 box stable building Reason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building,

A copy of each application and the submitted plans are available for inspection on the Council’s website www.planning@horsham.gov.uk/ publicaccess and also at the Council Offices during normal working hours. Any person who wishes to make representations about any of the applications below should do so in writing to Horsham District Council, Park North, North Street, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1RL by no later than 21 days from the date of this advert. Please note that any representations received will be made available for public inspection and posted on the Council’s website or the SDNP website.

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The Company crowned coﬀee kings 4 years in a row

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The annual Cafe Italia has finished and this year’s winner is once again The Company who have won for the fourth year running. Once more The Company will display the coveted bean trophy for another year. The people of Horsham had the opportunity to vote for Horsham’s best cup of coffee in a number of it’s coffee shops. Votes were counted here at The District Post offices and The Company came in first with Crates Local and Artisan close behind. General Manager Paola Di Lena said: “I think it’s a combination of great coffee, friendly staff and the atmosphere here. We weren’t going to enter this year, but it’s so much good fun we changed.”

Though The Company’s primary business is as a hairdresser the cafe downstairs is extremely popular with local coffee connoisseurs. Paola said: “For the first two years we won, we actually served a different brand of coffee. So I think it’s down to our baristas and the atmosphere here.” Paola’s brother Vince established The Company as a hairdresser’s 10 years ago and opened the coffee shop 5 years ago, and since then they have watched the business grow in the town. In response to how they feel about next year’s competition, Paola said: “I like odd numbers, so hopefully we can win again next year. It’s great for the town to have this competition and Horsham is very lucky to have a number of great coffee shops and boutiques.” The Company is located on Middle Street, Horsham, and is open Monday to Saturday from 9am. For more information visit www. tchair.co.uk.

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Kokoro offer Horsham shoppers the flavours of Japan on West Street

Nominations open for Station Garage’s Charity of the Year Bento, sushi and sashimi specialists Kokoro opened their doors on Wednesday, April 8, in West Street, Horsham. Serving a variety of takeaway hot and cold Japanese dishes, Kokoro has a wide range of sushi, udon, bento and sashimi to cater for customers. Kokoro means heart, soul and spirit, and the company pride themselves in pouring these three elements into every dish served. Founded in 2010 in Kingston Upon Thames, Kokoro pride themselves on their sushi, prepared fresh every day, and using fresh ingredients delivered daily. The company was founded by Mr Rak Park who came to the UK in the early 90’s from Korea.

Francis Seo, company spokesperson, said: “We chose Horsham as the next location to open a new branch as we wished to introduce our unique food to typical English towns, we saw Horsham as one of them. As testified through demand of the Kingston branch, after a year the CEO decided to expand the company. Branches were opened in Guildford, Brighton, Wimbledon, Sutton , Milton Keynes and Camberley.” Dishes available in the new branch include Seaweed salad, chicken dumplings, seafood udon, chicken katsu curry, spicy pork and a wide range of sushi. They offer a wide variety of hot and cold dishes and all food is freshly prepared at the premises.

Kokoro also offer a loyalty card scheme, for every £5 spent in store customers receive a stamp. After eight stamps you can claim a miso soup, and a free lunch is available after another eight. Francis said: “Since opening in Horsham the business has enjoyed a successful launch, and business has been busy since opening. A new branch is planned to open in neighboring town Crawley, and for Horsham we hope Kokoro will contribute towards the lively community.” Pop into the brand new West Street takeaway and meet the friendly staff and enjoy an authentic taste of Japan. For more information visit www. kokorouk.com.

A family run Station Garage in Horsham has launched a search for its Charity of the Year and is inviting local residents to nominate community groups, charities and schools they feel could benefit from fundraising support. This is the first time the Skoda main dealer on Billingshurst Road has run this Charity of the Year campaign and staff at the showroom are determined to help raise as much money as possible for the chosen cause. Any community project can be nominated however all charities/ groups must be registered with the charity commission and within the local Horsham area. Perhaps a local community centre needs funds for a new kitchen, a church needs help to run a drop-in facility, a school needs support to set up a new group or a charity relies solely on donations to

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HAODS take Horsham on a trip to OZ Review - The Wizard of Oz, The Capitol, Horsham. Thursday, April 16

Friday 24 April Catfish Blues Band (20.30) Chichester Inn,Chichester (01243 783185) The Logical Hairs (21.00 Plus Mike Reinstein- £2) Steyning Live Lounge,Steyning Town Football Club Saturday 25 April Alter Ego (20.30 - sensational powerful harmonies band) The Tanners Arms,Horsham (01403 588789) Catfish Blues Band (20.30) The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302) Sunday 26 April Stan’s Showcase (19:30) The Anchor Hotel,Horsham (01403 250640) Tuesday 28 April Open Mic with Will and Louise (21.00) The Jolly Tanners,Staplefield (01444 400335)

Benjamin Coren Review: The Wizard of Oz

Horsham Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society (HAODS) have once again whisked audiences away with their latest musical performance of The Wizard of Oz. Directed by Yvonne Chadwell with musical direction from Andrew Payne the latest HAODS production keeps up with the quality of show

previously achieved in past performances. For those who don’t know the story, The Wizard of tells the tale of a young Kansas girl named Dorothy who during a tornado is transported to the land of Oz. There she meets the Tin Man, the Cowardly Lion and the Scarecrow. With her three friends she embarks on a journey to the emerald city to meet the wizard of Oz and ask his help to get home and to help each of her friends. However, the scheming Wicked Witch of the West has other plans.

The performance featured a terriﬁc variety of professionally made sets and great lighting, I was particularly impressed with the storm which made great use of sound and models to show Dorothy’s home being thrown into Oz during the tornado. Each performer delivered their lines with authentic accents and humor, and vocal performances were of top par. A stand out vocal performance for me was Chris Dale as the Scarecrow performing ‘If I Only Had A Brain. The choreography on this

piece was also great with Scarecrow stumbling around the stage. A crowd favourite was Buster the dog in the role of Toto. They say never work with children and animals, and in this case it may have been Buster stealing the show! Adrienne Cox gave a wonderful performance as Dorothy and demonstrated her vocal strength with ‘Over The Rainbow’. As always HAODS have put on another professional quality performance and I look forward to seeing their next production.

Wednesday 29 April Open Mic (20.30) The Tanners Arms,Horsham (01403 588789)

Jimmy White Night at The Holbrook Club

Catﬁsh Blues Band (20.30 - Support for Mud Morganﬁeld) Worthing Pier,Worthing Thursday 30 April Tanners Electric Jam (20.30) The Tanners Arms,Horsham (01403 588789) Stan’s Original Showcase (20.00 - Sonic Deluxe, Kolo and Blue Stragglers) The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302) Stan’s Originals Showcase (SONIC DELUXE, KOLO, BLUE STRAGGLERS - 20:00) The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302) Listings kindly supplied by www.horsham-rocks. co.uk

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Basil Brush is coming to The Capitol

Saturday 2 May Well known for his catchphrase “Boom Boom” Basil Brush is a star with an outstanding ability to entertain and make people of all

ages laugh and smile. He’s cheeky, irreverent, charming, naughty, quick-witted, scheming and foxy, but at the same time he’s kind, caring and aﬀectionate. Basil has celebrated over 50 years

in entertainment and The Basil Brush Show on BBC TV has been seen by millions of viewers all over the globe from 1968 through to today. The show was BAFTA nominated and voted best comedy show on TV. Now, Britain's most loveable fox is back on the road along with his TV chum Mr Stephen (aka Chris Pizzey) and coming to The Capitol Theatre in Horsham for 2 shows on Saturday 2 May. Together they will take you on a journey of laughs, storytelling and song in a brand new specially written ‘live’ stage show packed with fun and excitement. Come and join in the mayhem, along with Mr Stephen who is continually interrupted by naughty uncontrollable Basil!! A show for all the family and you’ll also be able to meet Basil and Mr Stephen after the show. The show takes place on Saturday, May 2, at The Capitol, Horsham. Tickets cost £14 for adults, £12 for children, and family tickets cost £42. For performance times and to book tickets call 01403750220 or visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com.

Party time with the Milkshake crew Fans of Channel 5’s hugely popular children’s TV strand Milkshake! will be thrilled to know that a brand new stage show Milkshake! Live 'Party Party', will be on stage at The Capitol in Horsham on Friday 10 May. This brand new show features lots of Milkshake! friends including 2 Milkshake! presenters and follows on from the huge success of the previous tour Come Out to Play. The show’s stellar line up includes Little Princess, Bananas in Pyjamas, Noddy and Tessie Pip from Pip Ahoy! Bello from Jelly Jamm, Chloe from Chloe’s Closet, Tommy and Tallulah from Tickety Toc, Toby and Dolores from Toby’s Travelling Circus and Milkshake’s very own Milkshake Monkey! The show will feature 2 Milkshake! Presenters, including Jen Pringle, Derek Moran, Amy Thompson and Olivia Birchenough. ‘Party Party’ is produced by Channel 5’s Clair Robinson and directed and choreographed by Milkshake’s very

own Derek Moran. This all new musical extravaganza is bound to have audiences up on their feet, singing along, and jumping with delight! As the preparations for Milkshake Monkey's surprise birthday party get underway, all the guests are busy with their very special party jobs! But what happens when Milkshake Monkey disappears? The presenters will need the audience’s help to ﬁnd him in time for the party! Milkshake! Live ‘Party Party’ features loads of great music – in addition to classic Milkshake! songs there are some brand

new ones, some popular children’s favourites and some other well known hits as well! Milkshake! Live ‘Party Party’ is the perfect entertainment for families with young children who will get the chance to enjoy a live theatre experience and see their favourite TV personalities up close. The show takes place on Sunday, May 10, at 1pm and 3.30pm at The Capitol, Horsham. Tickets cost £13, £11 for concessions and a family ticket is available for £44. To book, call the box oﬃce on 01403 750220 or visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com.

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JACKSON LIVE IN CONCERT Tuesday 28 April 7.30pm Ben’s portrayal of Michael Jackson in his prime has to be the most vocally and visually accurate tribute to the King of Pop to have ever toured UK Theatres.

THE BASIL BRUSH SHOW: THE FULL ON FOX TOUR Saturday 2 May 2.30pm He’s cheeky, irreverent, charming, naughty, quick-witted, scheming and foxy! A show for all the family where you can meet Basil and Mr Stephen after the show!

ROD WOODWARD: THE JOURNEY STARTS HERE Saturday 2 May 8pm Award-winning comedian Rod Woodward who brought the house down at the 2014 Royal Variety Performance, takes to the stage with his eagerly awaited debut tour.

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Buzzing confusion from Robin Ince

Friday 8 May 8pm In a fast follow up to In (and out of) His Mind, Robin Ince continues to prod into our brains with a sharpened pencil to try and work

out just how much free will anyone can have. Is anyone a freethinker? Looking at Milgram, Mcluhan and experiments into the mind, Robin tries to work out if we can arm ourselves

against mass media despots and live life pragmatically or will we always just be clumsy animals justifying each mistake with a wellhoned alibi? Well, it will be something like that - basically, another night of shouting, gesticulating, gurning and enquiring - a curious mind and id on the rampage. Could one expect any less from a Sony Gold award winner, three times Chortle award winner, Time Out outstanding achievement award winner and host of the Inﬁnite Monkey Cage? The show takes place on Friday, May 8, at 8pm at The Capitol, Horsham. Tickets cost £14 for adults and concessions are £12. To book tickets call 01403750220 or visit the website at www.thecapitolhorsham.com.

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EVENT OF THE WEEK MODEL RAILWAY SHOW April 25

Open 10am - 4pm at St Leonard’s Church Hall, Horsham RH13 5ED. 15 layouts and trade stalls. Refreshments available. Entrance £3.50, Children 5 to 15 yrs £2, children under 5 free. For more details see the website: www.horshammrc.org.uk

RAFA COFFEE MORNING April 29 Royal Air Force Association 665 Horsham & Storrington Branch hold a coﬀee morning every Wednesday from 10am-12pm. All are welcome, please feel free to bring a friend. Needles Farm Buildings, Three Acres, Horsham. For enquiries, contact 01403 242277.

KNOW YOUR BLOOD PRESSURE April 25 Teaming up with the Stroke Association, Rotary Club Horsham will be at Swan Walk providing free blood pressure checks for the public in the name of good health. Tests will be provided from 9am 5pm.

CLOUD TREE COFFEE SHOP April 30 The Cloud Tree Coﬀee Shop at Birchﬁeld Nursery has opened its doors again. Open Thursday to Sunday from10am - 4pm. Enjoy a range of freshly prepared sandwiches, homemade cakes, snacks and hot & cold drinks. Tel: 01273 494058

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

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April 25 Scout & Guide HQ, Church Lane, Southwater. 12 noon to 4pm. Please bring donations for sale between 9-11.30am, or phone 730420 for a collection. Everyone Welcome.

April 28 The next presentation will be My Old Lady (12A), at West Chiltington Village Hall. Screenings at 3pm and 7.30pm. This entertaining drama set in Paris boasts the compulsively watchable Maggie Smith, Kevin Kline and Kristin Scott Thomas. Tickets cost £6.00.

SOUTHWATER LOCAL HISTORY GROUP May 4 7.30pm at Beeson House, Lintot Square, Southwater. Martin Heard will be presenting an illustrated talk entitled “George IV - Connoisseur or Conman ?”.Non-members welcome - £3 entry. Further information: Jeremy Senneck Tel: 01403 731247.

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

THE ROFFEY CLUB Spooners Road, Horsham RH12 4DY Tel: 01403 210223 - 07904541611

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

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WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOP 9.00am to 5.00pm

June 11 Wimblehurst Hotel Horsham in the Garden Room. With artist Ann Harris from 10.30am to 2.30pm. Cost £22.50 to include a light lunch. Tuition and all subject matter will be provided. Please contact Ann on 01403 251537 for further details. Everyone interested in watercolour is very welcome. A special welcome is given to Carers.

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6.10 The Football League Show 7.30 Gardeners’ World 8.00 The Beechgrove Garden 8.30 Athletics: London Marathon. Live coverage of the 35th staging of the annual event. 10.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. The opening session on day nine at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. 12.15 MOTD2 Extra 1.00 Triathlon 2.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. The afternoon session on day nine at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. 6.00 Athletics: London Marathon – Highlights 7.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship The concluding session on the ninth day in Sheffield. 8.10 Coast Australia 9.00 Hunters of the South Seas 10.00 Britain’s Biggest Diamond Heist? The Inside Story 10.30 W1A 11.30 Snooker: The World Championship 12.20 Snooker: World Championship Extra 2.20 Sign Zone: Countryfile 3.15 Holby City

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SUNDAY

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6.00 CITV: Bottom Knocker Street 6.10 Bottom Knocker Street 6.20 Bottom Knocker Street 6.35 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 6.45 Dino Dan: Trek’s Adventures 7.00 Canimals 7.15 Sooty 7.30 Signed Stories: Share a Story 7.35 Hulk and the Agents of Smash 8.00 Thunderbirds Are Go 8.25 ITV News 8.30 Weekend 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.20 The Jeremy Kyle Show 11.20 The Jeremy Kyle Show 12.25 ITV News; Weather 12.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show 1.35 Doc Martin 2.35 FILM: Housesitter. (1992) Romantic comedy, starring Steve Martin and Goldie Hawn. 4.35 Tipping Point 5.35 ITV News London; Weather 5.45 ITV News; Weather 6.00 New You’ve Been Framed! Yearbook Harry Hill looks at a typical year in the life of a You’ve Been Framed! star, taking in all the major events in the calendar, from Pancake Day disasters to chaotic Christmases. 7.00 Ninja Warrior UK Contenders from across the nation test their strength, speed and courage in the third heat of the obstaclecourse challenge, all hoping to progress to the semi-finals. 8.00 Britain’s Got Talent Ant and Dec present the third audition show, as the judges – Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon – hope to uncover more of the nation’s talent. 9.15 Play to the Whistle 10.00 ITV News; Weather 10.15 FILM: Inside Man (2006) 12.35 Jackpot247 3.00 The Jeremy Kyle Show USA 3.40 ITV Nightscreen

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6.00 Milkshake! 10.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 10.35 Chinese Food in Minutes 10.50 The Hotel Inspector 11.50 The Hotel Inspector 12.50 The Hotel Inspector 1.50 FILM: James and the Giant Peach. (1996) Children’s fantasy, with Paul Terry. 3.20 FILM: Sabrina the Teenage Witch. (1996) Supernatural comedy, starring Melissa Joan Hart. 5.10 5 News Weekend 5.15 FILM: Labyrinth. (1986) Fantasy adventure, starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie. 7.15 FILM: Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (1995) Comedy sequel, starring Jim Carrey. 9.00 FILM: The Last Stand (2013) Premiere. The sheriff of a small town on the Mexican border tries to stop a drug lord from fleeing the country. Action thriller, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Johnny Knoxville. 11.30 FILM: Navy Seals (1990) Action adventure, starring Charlie Sheen. 1.45 SuperCasino 3.10 The Gadget Show 4.00 House Doctor

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Chelsea Fever!

The greatest date in the horticultural calendar is nearly upon us; budding gardeners, botany enthusiasts and garden designers will all be gearing up with excitement for the Chelsea Flower Show this month. It is the most famous flower show in the world, attracting visitors from all continents. Formerly named as ‘The Great Spring Show’, it was first to be held in 1862 at the RHS garden in Kensington. Over almost a century, the RHS Chelsea Flower Show has witnessed numerous changes in horticultural fashion. Over the years, show gardens have mirrored the changing enthusiasms of garden designers - from the Japanese and topiary gardens of the early days (Japanese dwarf trees, now known as bonsai, were seen at the first Show in 1913), through the rock garden craze during the war years, the paved back yards and cottage gardens of the 1980s, to the contemporary sculptural gardens of the present day. At the heart of Chelsea is the exhibition of plants staged in the Great Pavilion by professional nurserymen and women. New trends constantly appearing at the show illustrate the changing face of garden design and mark this country’s increasingly abundant enthusiasm for their gardens, their love of plants and the ever changing horticultural history.

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Friday 24 April 2015

Latin Names! When confronted with the complexities of botanical Latin, many squint with the intimidation of not really understanding what it actually means. Latin is of course a so called “dead language” in today’s verse but is invaluable within our knowledge without us really being aware of it.

With so many descriptive names cumbersome to use and often difficult to correlate, Linnaeus introduced his two-word system for naming plants and animals, by which a single quality distinguished the species from all others in its genus. This was more commonly known as ‘binomial naming’.

Latin is recognised as being commonly used within the fields of medicine and horticulture. It was during the 18th century that a botanist called Carl Linnaeus first introduced his simplified system of naming plants. This at a time when it was vital that physicians and herbalists had to accurately identify plants for the main source of medicines. Latin was the universal language of scholars and scientists during these centuries, and with plant hunters and pioneers discovering a wealth of unknown plant material throughout Europe, plants were being given all sorts of names which would vary from language to language.

Thanks to Linnaeus and botanists of his time, a modern-day gardener in Normandy can email a horticulturalist in Hong Kong about Cornus alba Sibirica (Siberian Dogwood) and know they are both discussing exactly the same plant. Plants have common names which are more recognisable to the novice gardener, but the Genus and Species names are the important element when distinguishing particular varieties in the gardening world. Without delving into too much detail, all plants belong to a group known as their ‘Genus’, for example, Acer. This determines the plants genetics, so they will all have

similarities in their aesthetics to each other, but will vary in colour, leaf shape, flower etc. This is then denoted in their ‘Species’ name. A species name is given to distinguish a specific quality a plant has, inaugural to itself as a new specimen. Acer palmatum refers to this plant having palmate-shaped leaves with five, seven or nine pointed lobes. Other names can then follow which refer to a ‘Subspecies’ or ‘Cultivar’ name given to determine yet another attribute, or region it is native to. Do not be worried or put off by the unfamiliar names of plants. Next time you are at the nursery, make a note of the Latin name of a plant, and then look it up on the computer. It can be very interesting to find out the descriptive meanings and there is usually more common sense applied to these names rather than that of the highly intellectual scientist of today!

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Wisteria sinensis This large deciduous climber native to China and the Eastern hemisphere produces fragrant racemes of mauve, pea flowers from late May through to June, followed by ornamental velvety bean pods. It can be used to grow against a house wall, using wires for support, or can look particularly stunning when trained along a path up overhead archways.

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New Barn Lane, West Chiltington £850,000 ‘Bobbins’ is delightfully situated at the end of a private lane occupying a mature plot in excess of two thirds of an acre, offering fabulous views across open countryside to the front. Internally the property offers well proportioned accommodation. Features include: impressive galleried dining hall, drawing room with cast iron log burner, reception room, garden room, ground floor cloakroom, kitchen/breakfast room, four double bedrooms, two en-suite, family bathroom, loft room, walk-in linen cupboard, south facing rear garden, paved patio area, attached double garage. Accommodation in more detail comprises an entrance which in turn leads into a galleried dining hall with a feature open plan galleried landing, radiator, understairs storage cupboard, telephone point, leaded light double doors leading to the dual aspect drawing room with leaded light windows with secondary glazing. There is also a ground floor cloakroom which is accessed from the dining hall. The reception room has a telephone point, exposed ornamental oak beam, radiator, leaded light windows, secondary glazing, TV point, leaded light door leading to the kitchen/breakfast room with twin single drainer stainless steel sink units with mixer taps, range of working surfaces, drawers and cupboards under, inset ‘Gaggenau’ integrated deep fat fryer and griddle, four ring gas Range cooker with double oven grill and warming drawer, oak beam over and rear extractor, tiled with inset oak and patterned tiled flooring. The outer lobby has a built-in shelved storage cupboard and door to rear parking area. The master bedroom has radiator, floor to ceiling built-in wardrobe cupboards, leaded light windows with secondary glazing, door leads into an en-suite bathroom with panelled Jacuzzi bath with fitted independent shower attachment, low level flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, mainly tiled walls, shaver point, heated towel rail, extractor. Bedroom two also has an ensuite shower room with fully enclosed double shower unit, fitted independent shower, low level flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, tiled walls, shaver and light point. There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom to complete the internal accommodation. Outside, the gardens and grounds occupy a plot in excess of two thirds of an acre and centrally set within the grounds with a brick paved parking area for several vehicles leading to an attached garage with additional gravelled driveway areas to front of property. The front garden being a feature of the property with stunning views directly across open countryside with stone steps down to shaped lawn area enclosed by mature trees and shrubs with brick paved pathways leading to rockery. The attached double garage has up and over doors with power and light. For more information or to arrange a viewing, call the team at Fowlers, Storrington on 01903 745844.

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Marringdean Acres is an exclusive collection of four and five bedroom family homes blending traditionally crafted exteriors with the best of contemporary interior design. Featuring spacious living areas with high specification throughout and designer fitted kitchens with bi-folding doors opening onto the garden.

Ready for occupation now Luxury five bed family homes from £529,995 Also available four bed homes from £375,995

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01403 784 875

ma r r ingdea nacres.co.uk Marringdean Acres, Marringdean Road, Billingshurst, West Sussex RH14 9HD

Rosewood House Rosewood House is an imposing 5 bedroom detached home, set apart from other properties, both new and old, by its spacious rooms and high specification; blending a traditional design with a contemporary finish. Price

For further information and to arrange your personal viewing contact our selling agents. *Price correct at time of going to press.

£875,000*

01903 742354

01903 745761

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Last opportunity!

The final home available at the Hawthorns, the 3 bedroom Dendy is priced to sell at just ÂŁ349,995 Outstanding value, the last remaining Dendy includes 3 bedrooms, en-suite, fully integrated kitchen appliances, lounge, dining area, garage and parking (plot 7).

The Hawthorns, Rascals Close, Southwater RH13 9GB A

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Sales Lettings Commercial Land & New Homes

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Horsham

£395,000

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Horsham

£395,000

West Chiltington ID 44120

£795,000

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Horsham

£395,000

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£395,000

Slinfold ID 48658

£535,000

Horsham Horsham £395,000 A detached attractive family home in a£395,000 good size corner plot with the benefit of an extended garden to the side. Put eui adigna has auteadunt alis nulla coreet, quis erostoand enjoys Put euiviews bla adigna dunt alis nulla coreet, quis aut erosto Thebla property delightful landscaped rearaut garden from aute the front elevation over the Downs doloborem aut loborem ipsusci duisis dolor atumsan velit luptatuerci doloborem aut loborem ipsusci duisis dolor atumsan velit luptatuerci Linkadand surrounding countryside. EPC Rating Cmagna blaorper dit iurer se mod. Ed tatueri uscidui psumsandre blaorper ad dit iurer se mod. Ed tatueri uscidui psumsandre magna faci et wissecte estis alit la adion. Horsham Horsham 01403 Office 24822201403 248222

Petworth ID 48490

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£425,000

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Storrington ID 13634

£410,000

Horsham £395,000 A three bedroom detached bungalow with views Put eui bla adigna aute dunt alis nulla coreet, quis aut erosto from the front across Storrington towards the South doloborem aut loborem ipsusci duisis dolor atumsan velit luptatuerci Downs, in iurer a sought after road. EPC Rating blaorper ad dit se mod. Ed residential tatueri uscidui psumsandre magna faci et wissecte estis alit la adion. Storrington Office 01903 742354 Horsham 01403 248222

Storrington 01903 742354

Horsham

£395,000

Horsham

£395,000

Storrington ID 28588

£635,000

A three bedroom detached bungalow benefitting from two reception rooms and an integral garage, with £395,000 a secluded Horsham £395,000 Horsham Put eui bla adigna aute dunt alis nulla coreet, quis aut development erosto Putofeui blathree adigna auteproperties dunt alis nulla coreet, landscaped garden. The property is in an exclusive just other towards thequis endaut of aerosto doloborem aut loborem ipsusci duisis dolor atumsan velit luptatuerci doloborem aut loborem ipsusci duisis dolor atumsan velit luptatuerci quiet cul de sac, in a popular location. EPC rating C blaorper ad dit iurer se mod. Ed tatueri uscidui psumsandre magna blaorper ad dit iurer se mod. Ed tatueri uscidui psumsandre magna faci et wissecte estis alit la adion. Horsham 01403 248222

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Horsham

£395,000

Horsham

£395,000

Southwater ID 46781

£499,950

Horsham £395,000 Horsham NO ONWARD CHAIN. A brand new attached family home with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, built£395,000 to an Put eui bla adigna dunt alis coreet, quis aut erosto Put eui of blacontemporary adigna aute dunt alis nulla coreet, quis exceptionally highaute standard. In nulla a private development, with a wealth features, it benefits fromaut a erosto doloborem aut loborem ipsusci duisis dolor atumsan velit luptatuerci doloborem aut loborem ipsusci duisis dolor atumsan velit luptatuerci 10 yearad NHBC warranty. EPC rating B psumsandre magna blaorper dit iurer se mod. Ed tatueri uscidui blaorper ad dit iurer se mod. Ed tatueri uscidui psumsandre magna faci et wissecte estis alit la adion. New Homes Horsham 01403Office 2482220800 0933305

Horsham ID 40224

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£370,000

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Pulborough ID 48256

£275,000

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Pulborough Office 01798 874033 Horsham 01403 248222

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Horsham Loxwood

£495,000

A charming 3 double bedroom semi detached period cottage with a beautiful garden, 2 reception rooms, kitchen/ breakfast room, 2 bathrooms, oil fired central heating and off street parking for 2 cars.

Horsham

£360,000

A large 2 double bedroom cottage situated in a tranquil setting, offering lounge, dining room and conservatory. parking, garage and a site warden and a 24 hour emergency Appello system. For 55’s and over.

Horsham

£435,000

GUIDE PRICE £435,000-£475,000 A 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom detached family home in excellent condition throughout. Large reception room with wood burner. Dining room and conservatory.

01403 256 331 31 Carfax Horsham horsham@connells.co.uk

Plummers Plain

£650,000

A very well presented, extended detached family home which has been skillfully extended to 2325 sq ft (approx), giving is 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, whilst occupying over a 1/3 of an acre plot.

Pulborough

£210,000

Guide Price £210,000 - £230,000 A fantastic two bedroom mid terrace period family home in the heart of Storrington village which has been recently refurbished. lounge, kitchen/ breakfast room and two bedrooms.

Horsham

£330,000

An impressive two double bedroom luxury first floor apartment in a Grade II listed converted mansion. The accommodation offers two double bedrooms one with newly fitted en suite, further bathroom, lounge/ diner.

West Sussex RH12 1EE

Horsham

£595,000

A five double bedroom two bathroom detached family home at the end of a sought after cul-de-sac and therefore very quiet. Benefits include kitchen/ family dining room, reception, study, cloakroom.

Horsham

£1,050,000

A five bedroom executive detached ‘Berkley’ home located on the prestigious Rookwood Park, comprising three reception rooms, double glazing, gas central and double garage. internal viewing is highly recommended.

Horsham

£795,000

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

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COWFOLD

£699,950 Freehold

An attractive five bedroom detached family home with a self contained annex situated on the edge of the rural village of Cowfold. The property offers spacious accommodation with plenty of potential and is tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on a prestigious road.

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IN House are delighted to offer to market a unique opportunity to purchase this stunning detached Berkeley home, built to their ‘Somersham’ design. This higher specification home comprises; entrance hall, 17’2 kitchen/breakfast room, 17’1 living room, 13’5 separate dining room and downstairs cloakroom. Four bedrooms, master suite with dressing room and ensuite bathroom, bedroom two with en-suite shower room, as well as a family bathroom.

£429,950, Freehold

An appealing three bedroom house situated in a rural, yet convenient location and forming part of a courtyard development located within the grounds of the Forest Grange estate. Facilities include 2 tennis courts, approximately 5 acres of grounds and a substantial area of private woodland in the St Leonards Forest.

TOWER HILL

£349,950 Freehold

A charming two bedroom cottage situated in the highly sought after Tower Hill area of Horsham. The property has been sympathetically restored by the current owners offering modern amenities but still retaining a wealth of period features. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

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£284,950, Freehold

A well presented two bedroom semi detached house situated in a cul-de-sac within the popular Heath Way area off North Heath Lane. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance area, 17’9 living room, 13’ refitted kitchen/diner and to the first floor are two double bedrooms and refitted bathroom.

BROADBRIDGE HEATH

£349,950 Freehold

A three bedroom Victorian semi-detached house situated within the popular Village of Broadbridge Heath. The property is arranged over three floors and briefly comprises; entrance hall, 12’3 sitting room, 11’10 separate dining room, 17’11 kitchen/breakfast room and lean-to/utility room.

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MANSELL McTAGGART

17 Offices in Sussex and Surrey

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BILLINGSHURST • 4 double bedrooms • Close to village centre • Off road parking

LOXWOOD • 4 bedrooms • 3 receptions • Detached house

£525,000 • Situated in a private lane • Corner plot of 0.19 of an acre • Driveway with ample parking

• Detached double garage • Timber single garage • EPC rating: D

£379,950 • Garage • Superb open plan living • Fantastic conservatory

• Landscaped rear garden • 2 bathrooms • Home ofﬁce/study

• Scope to extend STPP • Double Glazing • Downstairs Cloakroom

• Gas ﬁred central heating • 2 receptions • EPC rating TBC

BILLINGSHURST • 3 bedrooms • Semi detached • Large West Facing Garden

£255,000

PETWORTH • End of terrace house • Built in 1970 • 3 double bedrooms

WISBOROUGH GREEN • Grade II listed • 17th Century • 2 bedrooms

• 995 sq ft • Inglenook ﬁreplace • Charming cosy sitting room

IFOLD £695,000 • 1.13 of an acre plot • Semi-rural hamlet of Ifold • Spacious accomodation

£399,950 • Conservatory • 109 ft mature cottage garden • Garage and driveway

BILLINGSHURST OFFICE 01403 785288

• 3/4 bedrooms • 1/2 reception rooms • 3 bathrooms

• 838 square feet • 21’5 x 10’6 sitting/dining room • Cul-de-sac location

• Walking distance of town • 33’ rear garden • EPC rating: E

• 113 year lease • Easy access to town • Estate manager

• Communal lounge • Annual service charge £1,993.80 • Annual ground rent £350

BILLINGSHURST • 1 bedroom retirement ﬂat • Ground ﬂoor • Beautiful communal gardens

£139,950

BILLINGSHURST £299,950

IFOLD £570,000 • Contemporary style • Single storey • Secluded position

£245,000

• Detached bungalow • 2,680 sq ft • 0.35 acre plot

• 2 bedrooms • Semi-detached bungalow • 788 sq feet

BILLINGSHURST £185,000 • Immaculately presented • 59’ west facing rear garden • No chain

www.mansellmctaggart.co.uk billingshurst@mansellmctaggart.co.uk

• Built in 2005 • Second ﬂoor apartment • 2 bedrooms

• 2 bathrooms • 674 sq ft • Allocated parking

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A substantial attached family house of period origins with impressive later additions that give a tremendous opportunity to own a very spacious four bedroom home with large reception rooms and grounds. EPC rating F.

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A substantial and individually designed five bedroom detached home finished to an exceptionally high standard set within this select development of Angel Sands.

Set in a delightful rural location, this four bedroom cottage has a superb kitchen/dining room and south facing rear garden.

A well presented detached 3 bedroom bungalow situated in a secluded location in a quiet cul de sac within walking distance of Storrington village centre.

Storrington 01903 745844

Storrington 01903 745844 Billingshurst 01403 786787

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Pleasantly situated family town house Lines & James are delighted to offer to the market this deceptively spacious well-presented four double bedroom town house offering versatile accommodation within walking distance of the town centre and train station. The accommodation comprises: Entrance hall with access to the garage, modern shower room and reception room with archway to the kitchen/diner with patio doors leading out onto the garden. On the first floor the stairs open out into the light and airy lounge with views over the green and also located on this floor is the master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and ensuite bathroom with shower over bath. A further staircase leads to the top floor with three double bedrooms and family bathroom. Additional features include wood flooring throughout, driveway parking and a garage. This property is available early May at a rental of ÂŁ1400 pcm. For further information or to arrange a viewing please call Lines & James on 01403 210088.

Lovely three bedroom family house to rent Leaders Limited are pleased to offer this lovely, much improved three bedroom terraced house situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in popular North Horsham. The property, which is neutrally decorated throughout, briefly comprises of; Entrance porch, light and spacious lounge leading through to a good size dining area with large under stairs cupboard, fitted kitchen with electric cooker. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and one single bedroom plus a modern family bathroom with shower. There is an attractive, low maintenance enclosed rear garden with patio area and shed. Other benefits include gas central heating, double glazing and parking. Small pet considered. Available unfurnished. EPC rating: C. ÂŁ1,150 pcm - Rent excludes the Tenancy Deposit and any other charges or fees which may be payable - upon request further information will be provided by the Agent. Contact 01403 217585 www.leaders. co.uk

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horsham £1450 pcm four bed town house unfurnished available may epc rating d

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horsham £675 pcm one bed apartment part furnished available may epc rating d

horsham £1200 pcm three bed terrace unfurnished available now epc rating d available now

horsham £1075 pcm three bed end of terrace unfurnished available now epc rating f available now

horsham £875 pcm NEW horsham £1050 pcm two bed apartment unfurnished available may epc rating c

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Lettings Station Road, Horsham

Horsham £1,250pcm Hurst Park, Horsham

£950 pcm

Codmore Hill, Pulborough

£825 pcm

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A recently refurbished two bedroom first floor apartment with a private entrance. Comprising spacious open plan kitchen, living room, small study, two double bedrooms arranged over two floors. Available unfurnished.

Lawrenson Mews, B’hurst

Available to rent a top floor two bedroom flat situated in a prime location close to the station. Comprising of entrance hall, open plan kitchen/ living room, en- suite to master. Available unfurnished or part furnished.

A superbly presented two double bedroom second floor apartment situated in Pulborough.This delightful property boasts spacious accommodation throughout. Unfurnished and available for the beginning of May.

£1,150pcm College Road, Southwater £1,150pcm Wellington Road, Horsham Now able l i a Av

A modern three bedroom end of terrace house. living room, spacious kitchen/diner, large rear garden, downstairs wc, two double bedrooms and a single, en-suite to master, unfurnished and is available now.

A three bedroom semi detached house available for the beginning of April.The property comprises, living room, large kitchen with modern appliances and a utility room, enclosed garden. Either furnished or unfurnished.

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A two double bedroom split level Victorian conversion maisonette situated within ¼ of a mile of Horsham town centre and mainline train station. Offered unfurnished and available for the end of April.

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We have friends in high places. Every day, we’re working with many of the world’s blue-chip companies to find their employees the perfect home. One of those homes could be yours. To find out more about how we could enhance your property’s potential, contact us today on 01403 342206. Hamptons Horsham 64 West Street, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1PL Lettings. 01403 342206 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com www.hamptons.co.uk Please dial in full. If you have already appointed another agent, you may be subject to a restrictive contract.

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Horsham shine at the National Finals Atlantis swimmers return home victorious Ladies Cricket Martin Read – Sports Reporter

Photo by Keith Walder

The young Horsham Ladies team came within a whisker of causing a major upset on finals day in their first year of competing in the ECB National Indoor Cricket Competition, highly creditably finishing as runners up by the narrowest of margins. In March at the Stoke Mandeville Stadium they had spectacularly sailed through unbeaten from the regional finals and on National finals day at Leicester they proved to be exceptionally tough competitors. In their first match in the round robin tournament - against a Staffordshire side skippered by England’s Danni Wyatt - Izy Noakes and Flora Bertwistle bowled frugally making early inroads, then wickets from Hannah Phelps confined the opposition to 82. After a steady response Charlie Walder put Horsham ahead before Noakes and Phelps secured the win. In the second game against Hampshire’s Hursley Park Phelp’s last ball six boosted Horsham’s total to 86 but Hursley sneaked past with just a ball in hand. Horsham’s last encounter was against New Farnley from Yorkshire, all teams being on level pegging with a win apiece. Strong batting from Walder, Collis, Noakes and Phelps, including two 40 run

Swimming Dave Smith - Sports Editor

The ﬁrst race in the South East Regional Junior Triathlon Series took place last Sunday, April 19 in Gillingham, Kent. The event itself consisted of a swim and a run, known typically as an Aquathlon. Eight Atlantis swimmers took part and came home with both individual and team honours. Excellent performances in the Youth category saw Gemma Cumber post the fastest swim and Gaby Eltham

take ﬁrst place in her ﬁrst ever multi-sport event. In TriStar 3 girls, Evie Clarke and Amelia Wright ensured a 1-2 for Atlantis, with Sam Clarke featuring strongly in TriStar 3 boys. Will Carey won TriStar 2 boys with Isabella Hayes and Ethel Whyman also recording fast times in the TriStar 2 girls section. Atlantis were narrowly beaten into second place for the overall team trophy by home club Medway Tri, but succeeded in pushing triathlon specialists, Bodyworks XTC of Eastbourne, into third.

Roffey to increase cricket opportunities for youngsters Horsham Ladies cricket team finished runners up at national finals partnerships, posted a demanding 97. Horsham defended strongly with two wickets for Bessie Beadle and further breakthroughs for Noakes, Collis and Phelps but the bowling prize was grabbed by Bertwistle with six scalps in her last three overs, including three stumpings by Walder, facilitating a superb 65 run victory. Meanwhile, on the neighbouring pitch Hursley edged

through to ﬁnish on level points with Horsham, stealing the National Indoor Championship courtesy of their previous one run win. Youthful Horsham, the surprise package on ﬁnals day, gained much from the experience and eagerly await commencement of their outdoor programme on 10th May, coincidentally with a trip to Hursley Park.

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Motor Sport Dave Smith – Sports Editor Following his success at Oulton Park three weeks earlier John Mickel was back in action at Brands Hatch for Rounds 2 and 3 of the UK National Legends Championship. The track started off with a wet and slippery surface but the sun soon came out to dry out the track and enable some very good conditions for racing. In race 1 Mickel started from the third row of the grid after drawing the position from a lucky dip ball draw. John decided to run on wet tyres but as the track dried out the lack of grip took its toll and in the end the Faygate racer did well to hold onto sixth place.

Race two and with a reverse grid, John started three rows from the rear. The car set up was perfect and John was able to carve his way through the pack. Then a car spun in front of John giving him nowhere to go but to hit the car. This resulted in John re-joining the race at the rear of the grid but with just bumper damage John began hunting down the other drivers passing them one by one. There were not enough laps to make it all the way to the front of the pack and so he happily settled with 4th place. His point’s position from the first two races put John near the rear of the field for the final of the day. With a clear race and no mishaps, John was able to drive his way through the pack but with not

quite enough laps, he settled for 3rd place. In race 1 on the Sunday a fantastic start resulted in the John taking 1st place at the finish with team mate Henry King taking 2nd John started near the rear of the field in race two but was soon hunting down the leaders putting in the fastest lap of the race to finish in 4th place. Race three and from 23rd on the grid John closed down the drivers ahead resulting in a decent 2nd place finish. John finished second overall on the day and this, combined with his overall podium finish on Saturday and a head start from Oulton Park on the Championship points means John Mickel has extended his lead in the Championship.

Hawks back in winning Hawks secure second seed in playoffs habit against Lions U12 Horsham Hawks 61 – 81 U12 Haywards Heath Eagles Youth Basketball Dave Smith – Sports Editor

Hawks U14s return to winning ways Youth Basketball Dave Smith – Sports Editor Horsham Hawks U14 got back to winning ways with an impressive 67-46 victory away to Eastbourne Lions last Saturday. Hawks offense didn’t click in the opening period as they struggled to find their tempo but their defence was outstanding with Ellie Hutchinson doing a great job nullifying Lions main threat. A low scoring affair did see Kieran Lee, George Makin, Millie Lea Clayton and Hutchinson scoring for Hawks who took a 9-2 lead after ten minutes. The second quarter was much better for both teams with Hawks going on a 13 nil run with Josh Raby leading the way supported well by Makin to extend the lead to 22-4. Lions responded well as Hawks had to reorganise their defence when Lea Clayton for forced off by injury but replacement Maya Le Rossignol continued the good work at both ends of the court including back to back

buckets allowing Hawks to go in at the half 28-13 in front. The 3rd quarter was a closely contested affair as the teams traded baskets with 5 players for Hawks sharing 15 points. Lions continued to battle back ensuring the gap had only widened by 1 point with Hawks taking a 16 point advantage into the final period leading 43-27. Although Lions started the quarter in bright fashion going on an 8-4 run, Hawks steadied themselves with quality baskets from Joe Kershaw, Miller and Lee converting 2 from 2 from the line. Both teams produced their best basketball during a high scoring conclusion to the game with Hawks in particular showing their repertoire of plays amassing 20 points in the final six minutes running out comfortable winners 67-46. Kieran Lee (24) George Makin (15) Josh Raby (6) Jamie Miller (6) Maya Le Rossignol (4) Ellie Hutchinson (4) James Maclean (4) Millie Lea Clayton (2) Joe Kershaw (2) Amber Hutchinson.

With just a handful of games remaining in the Sussex League second placed Horsham Hawks faced two away games in two days starting at Haywards Heath Eagles and followed by a visit to the SWRA Bears in Shoreham. The Eagles began with solid defence which rattled the Hawks and forced early substitutions to Horsham’s starting guards as the physicality took a toll, while Haywards Heath took an early 16-8 lead. The second and third quarters ebbed and flowed as the Eagles advantage was extended whilst Horsham showed tremendous determination to persevere to reduce the deficit. As the third quarter came to a close a 10-0 run from the Hawks in just over two minutes narrowed the lead to six points setting up an exciting finale. Hayward’s Heath held firm in the fourth quarter and despite back to back three point baskets from Horsham’s Antonio Lozzi and Josh Lea-Clayton the Eagles held their advantage winning the quarter 29-21 and bringing Horsham’s impressive ten game winning streak to an end. Head Coach David Clayton said “As a team we have become accustomed to coming out on top winning 28 times in our last 31 games but we also understand that just as one victory does not define a team neither does one defeat. As always we will learn the lessons, improve and move on.” Hawks Scorers (v Eagles): Josh Lea-Clayton (15) Josh Tavolieiri (12) Miguel Venturini (8) Antonio Lozzi (7) Charlotte Willcox (7) Harry Rose (6) Fin Bennett (4) Amy Willcox (2) Jamie Coulson , James Lowe.

Hawks female players after win over Bears U12 Horsham Hawks 78 – 35 U12 SWRA Bears Horsham were back in action the following morning away at the SWRA Bears and got off to the perfect start taking a 14-0 lead inside the first two minutes of the game led by Josh Tavolieiri and Harry Rose shaking off all memories of the previous night’s disappointment. The lead was further extended to 39-9 with Charlotte Willcox and Meghan Stevens putting an 8-0 run together before the Bears scored two quick baskets to end the first half. After the interval Horsham continued to build with lightening quick finishing from Fin Bennett and back to back baskets from Jamie Coulson. Tough defence and aggressive rebounding from Anaya

Wakefield, Amy Willcox and Isla Head enabled Horsham to extend their lead to 61-11 before the Bears fought back with a run of their own outscoring the Hawks 8-2 in the final two minutes of the third quarter. A close fourth quarter saw both teams trading baskets but it was Horsham who took the contest 7835 guaranteeing the second seed and home court advantage in the playoff semi-final for the Sussex Cup competition that will be played next month. Hawks Scorers (v Bears) Fin Bennett (16) Josh Tavolieri (16) Harry Rose (12) Charlotte Willcox (9) Josh Lea-Clayton (8) Miguel Venturini (8) Jamie Coulson (6) Meghan Stevens (3) Antonio Lozzi, Amy Willcox, Anaya Wakefield, Isla Head.

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April 17 marked the tenth anniversary of Horsham Cycling – a real success story to be celebrated at the club’s annual summer lunch at Rookwood Golf Club on June 7 following rides earlier in the day. Formation of HC was ﬁrst mooted in autumn 2004 in a discussion between Keith Russell and current Honorary President Stewart Forbes. Horsham was growing rapidly and cycling was becoming ever more popular, Stewart commenting: “We wanted to start a club for all sorts of cycling, not just racing like the majority of cycling clubs in the South East. Our aim was to encourage gentle, social riders and also attract those wishing to focus on time trials.”

On the inaugural ride 21 cyclists pedalled to Rusper and Newdigate and then enjoyed a lunch at Forest School Youth Wing, a number of enthusiasts becoming members on the spot. Membership numbers have since increased tenfold to comfortably beyond 200, yet, thanks to sound management the modest £15 sub has been maintained at its original level. The Sunday morning rides from the Carfax – now organised by eight coordinators and an army of 44 leaders – provide enjoyment for an average 60 riders each week, notching up an astonishing cumulative 90,000 miles last year. But, that is far from the whole story, a variety of events having become regular features throughout the year. A comprehensive schedule of both time and reliability trials is augmented by annual trips, including rides to the Isle of Wight, Mouscron in Belgium, the Tour de France and cycling through the night to

the Suffolk coast on the Dunwich Dynamo. And, with the experience and confidence gained through HC, many members have now completed demanding cycling challenges such as Land’s End to John O’Groats. Hill climbs, indoor cycling tuition and competition, pub nights, quizzes, Christmas dinners and a host of other social events all contribute to a wide programme of activities. HC has its own members’ magazine – Chainline – its own riding livery obtained through Horsham’s Queen Street AD Bicycle Store – and an exceptional website: www. horshamcycling.co.uk Stewart Forbes sums up HC saying: “We’re a particularly friendly club, making new members welcome. We’ve got an impressive, hard working committee running the club and are determined to build on the success of our first 10 years, anticipating that there’ll eventually be sufficient demand for Saturday rides.”

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Matt Crane scoring YM’s first goal of seven Saturday April 18 - Sussex County League Div 1 Ringmer 0 – 7 Horsham YMCA Football Tom Norris – football Reporter Horsham YMCA’s excellent end of season form continued on Saturday, as six different scorers helped Peter Buckland’s side thump lowly Ringmer 7-0, and lift them up to fifth in Division 1. Following a wasteful first fortyfive minutes, which saw the visitors leading by just a solitary Matt Crane header, manager Buckland made all three substitutions at the break, and it proved pivotal as an improved YM went on to comfortably dismantle the hosts. The third from bottom Blues, who

Josh Brown scored two goals for YM

relieved manager Jason Hopkinson of his duties at the end of March and saw their entire first team squad walk out in the process, completely capitulated in the second period, as a brace from youngster Josh Brown and further strikes from brothers Dan and Nick Sullivan, Dave Brown and skipper Ash Dugdale completed the rout. Coach Lyndon Buckwell commented: “I don’t think it’s that often that you score seven goals, but you are disappointed. We should have had another four or five easily. But to be fair, we’ve done really well over the last few games and this just confirms that we’ve been as good as anyone. “Today it was an awkward pitch and difficult conditions, and so to score seven goals, we’ve got to be happy with that really. The impor-

tant thing was the second goal, because I felt that if we got that second goal, I couldn’t see them ever coming back. “You’ve got to give him [manager, Buckland] credit, because Josh [Brown] and Sulli [Dan Sullivan] both scored and the three players coming on fresh, got the others starting to play at a good tempo. “If someone had said ‘would you take 7-0?’ we would have said yes, but then you get here and you think that maybe we could have had double ﬁgures. It’s been a decent afternoon and now there’s one more day to go, at home to Chichester City next week, April 25.” YM: Fox, Carden, Gathern, Crane, O’Carroll, Gedling (Hibbert 45), Dugdale, Evans (D. Sullivan 45), Schaaf (J. Brown 45), D. Brown, N. Sullivan

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Sedlescombe Rangers U16 0 - 3 Horsham U16 Sussex Sunday Youth League Horsham went into this match knowing a win would give them the league title, even though their opponents and closest challengers had two games remaining. First half goals from Joe Kirkham and Matt Dale were added to in the second half by Adam Winkworth to complete a comprehensive and fully deserved victory and the title of league champions. Chesworth U12 1 – 1 Lingfield U12 Chesworth Rovers Youth U12 finished their second season together with a hard fought draw against Lingfield. It was a close affair with Chesworth needing a win to guarantee topping the league. The deadlock was broken in the second half with a goal from George P, but Lingfield were very resilient and earned a deserved equaliser five minutes from time to leave the final score 1-1. Chesworth U12 has finished the season as runners up in the HDYL ‘B’ Division. Next year, they will join the HDYL ‘A’ division at U13 level and move to an 11 a side format. With the team only in their second season together it’s a fantastic achievement to earn back to back promotions. The team are looking to strengthen the existing squad of players ahead of their move to the A league and the change to 11 a side. Anyone interested in joining should con-

tact the manager, Mark Powling on 07768 905997. Horsham Sparrows Sparrows Under 14 boys – The team hosted a strong Handcross and Lower Beeding team and lost 4-0, despite a man of the Match display from goalkeeper Tim W. Sparrows Under 13 Girls – The girls played their final game of the year at home to Cuckfield. After an even start Cuckfield took the lead but the girls dug in and responded well earning a penalty that was unfortunately saved. Cuckfield then scored a second goal at the start of the second half and the game looked to be slipping away until Emily scored a goal on the break. The girls quickly kicked off and when they earned a free-kick Olivia launched the ball forward and Alice ran on and kept her composure to equalise. There was just time to kick-off again before the ref blew the whistle. The performance may have been mixed but the girls showed great resilience to come back from missing a penalty and going 2 goals down and it was a fitting way to end the season. Sparrows Under 18 Girls – An unlucky game where sparrows dominated for long periods but couldn't take advantage with Abbey Rangers scoring twice before half time. The second half was again played predominately in Abbey half and Amber pulled a goal back, but as sparrows were pushing for an equaliser they were caught on the break and Abbey scored a third to secure the points

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK If someone had said ‘would you take 7-0?’ we would have said yes, but then you get here and you think that maybe we could have had double ﬁgures Lyndon Buckwell

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Horsham’s last home match of the season ended in similar fashion to many this season; a leaky defence resulting in a glut of goals and an inevitable defeat. Ramsgate did still have something to play for however as their Ryman League status is still in their own hands, unlike the Hornets who, apart from avoiding finishing rock bottom of the table, turned up already knowing their long stay at this level had already come to an end. Hornets’ goalkeeper Gareth Williams was voted the supporters player of the season by a massive margin which highlights just how much work needs be done by new manager Dom Di Paola in the close season, especially with the outfield defence. Williams was forced into action early on to save from the visitors Matt Adams header as Ramsgate saw an opportunity to take three vital points from the already relegated Horsham. Bailo Camara had a great chance to give Horsham the lead but shot wide with just the keeper to beat and then just two minutes later the miss was punished when the visitors scored the first goal, a fierce Joe Taylor volley

left Williams with no chance. again start to create the better Two minutes later and the visi- openings from the better play. tors had a second when Horsham’s Then following a strong penalty shaky defence allowed Tom Chap- appeal by Ramsgate’s Chapman man to cross into the area for the that referee Matthew Lee ignored unmarked Aaron Quain to score the visitors restored their two from close range. goal buffer when Quain easily beat Given Horsham’s poor record Berry before hitting a bending shot in front of goal coupled with their from distance that flew past Wilpoor defending this season the liams. match was effectively over at 2-0 Another calamitous bit of deand the inevitable third goal fending with nine minutes left came in the thirty fifth saw substitute Mitchell minute. Again the Knight take advanYear Gareth Willi e am f th Horsham defence tage of Horsham’s o s r w went to sleep disarray at a corye leaving Danner to head his ny Lawrence team’s fifth to find the goal and fiunmarked nally put the W a r r e n game totally Schulz who out of reach tapped in of Horsham. from a yard There was out, giving still time for the Hornets Camara to the unwanted grab his secstatistic of 100 ond of the afgoals against for ternoon after he the season. headed home Ehis Almost immediately Izokun’s cross giving from the restart Tom VickHorsham the rarity of scorers gave Horsham a ray of hope ing three in a match, but the far with a fierce drive from distance more common event of conceding that flew past ‘keeper Nick Shaw. more. Horsham then came out of the With the Sussex County League blocks quickly after the break and being restructured next season within three minutes had another there is a very slight chance that goal back, Camara poking home if the Hornets win at Tooting and Tony Nwachukwu’s cross, to bring Mitcham in the final game tomorthe deficit down to a single goal. row Saturday 25 and Redhill lose, Despite the early second half they could finish second bottom boost Horsham failed to push on and miraculously could be reand allowed Ramsgate to once prieved, albeit very unlikely. Suppo rte rs Pl a

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Champions elect Littlehampton Pulborough Bowl into show their class against Heath the new season Saturday April 18 - Sussex County League Div 1 Broadbridge Heath 0 - 3 Littlehampton Town Football Andrew Crisp – Broadbridge Heath FC Sometimes you just have to accept that the team you’re playing against are just better than you, and this was one of those occasions when the league leaders Littlehampton Town arrived at the Leisure Centre. Heath started well, Mark Bevan struck a fierce shot from 30 yards to test the handling of Towns’ keeper Jon Hendrick and Piers McDermott shot over the crossbar when well placed. The game continued to flow from end to end, Heath fullback Rob Godfrey tested Hendrick once more with a shot from distance and Pamment drove an effort just wide of Flack’s right hand post. On 30 minutes the visitors were

awarded a corner, the ball was played into the Heath penalty area and gathered with ease by Flack but the Referee had spotted an oﬀ the ball incident resulting in a yellow card for Attwater and a penalty for

Mark Bevan struck a ﬁerce shot from 30 yards to test the handling of Towns’ keeper Jon Hendrick Littlehampton which George Landais gratefully accepted giving his team a half-time lead. Heath should have drawn level 10 minutes into the restart when Ollie Moore received the ball 12 yards from goal but the normally reliable midﬁelder put the chance over the crossbar. Two minutes later Heath were made to regret that miss when

a counter-attack saw Liam Humphries strike from distance parried by Flack and Joe Shelley following up, slammed in the rebound. Landais completed the scoring in the 62nd minute with a well executed shot from the edge of the penalty area. After the game Heath manager Steve Painter was not too downbeat, he said “We played quite well at times but the main diﬀerence was they took their chances. Even if Ollie had scored you just felt they would still have gone on to win the game. They’re (Littlehampton) the best team we’ve played all season, very strong going forward and in Joe Shelley they have the best player in the league, if they play as well next week at home to Newhaven then they will be champions.” Heath Team: E. Flack, Godfrey, Bevan, M Flack, Attwater (Balfour 75), Waddingham, Moore, Sebuliba, McDerrmott (McNab 68), Andrade (Lagrange 85), Sultan.

Bowls Jane Grey – Pulborough Bowls Club On Saturday April 18, with the warm Spring Sun on the green, the outdoor season started for PBC with the Opening Drive over four rinks and eighteen ends. The ﬁrst bowl honours went to new Club President, and experienced player, Mick Ralph, who takes over the mantle from Len Adsett, now Vice President in support. After the winter cobwebs were dismissed, all the players got into their stride and found some of the form left behind last September. The teams skipped by Mick Ralph, Malcolm Gray, Ivan Salmon and Chris Etherington, came out on top, with Chris's team of just himself and Julie Day taking top rink honours with a score of 19/10 against tough opposition. The following day heralded the ﬁrst club friendly of the season against Southgate Park from 2pm.

The game comprised of three competitive triples and a hotly contested home players rink, which included PBC's newest member, Alfie Knight. The unofficial top rink went to the friendly with Melvin Green, Mike Ayling and Alfie achieving the overall top score of any triple on the day, 24/8. Two of the three remaining triples saw victory, with Captain Paul day, Jan Barnes and Steve Adsett showing early good form to win 18/10, followed by a win of 18/15 to John Brown, Chris Etherington and John Piper. The final score was a hard fort victory to the home side of 52/42, a promising start to the summer season. Congratulations go to Ivan Salmon and John Brown, for their County successes with indoor bowls over the winter season and Ivan gaining his long sort-after County badge. Pulborough next play on Sunday April 26 at 2pm, away against Chichester in the Brookes Motors League (BML), spectators always welcome.