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Firefighters tackle a blaze at Spofforths, Horsham, in 2009 Matthew James News Editor

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Residents can have their say about plans to merge the fire services of West Sussex, East Sussex and Brighton and Hove.

West Sussex County Council and East Sussex Fire Authority will hold a 12-week public consultation on the proposed merger of West Sussex Fire and Rescue with its counterpart next door.

The news comes after a business case concluded a merger was the best option to protect community fire and rescue services from the national pressures on public spending.

The consultation will take place from next Thursday, July 14, to October 6. Feedback will be considered before a final decision is made.

In December, West Sussex County Council and East Sussex Fire Authority announced they would explore options for closer collaboration, up to and including a full merger of the fire and rescue services.

The aim was to explore which options

would preserve services at the same time as seeking efficiency savings to meet financial pressures from grant reductions.

They also wanted to see how increased collaboration or a full merger would improve “operational resilience and overall capacity to the collective benefit of local residents, businesses and visitors”.

A potential merger was considered by East Sussex Fire Authority in a confidential session on June 2.

If the authorities decide not to pursue a full merger, work will continue on closer collaboration and “the more limited opportunities for financial savings”.

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Two hundred years ago, Horsham was at the centre of a nationwide campaign to stop France conquering us and much of Europe.

Tantalising glimpses of the story can be seen today in architecture and place names around Horsham, at Horsham Museum and Art Gallery and in Napoleonic re-enactment drills as part of FrenchFest (July 15-17).

From 9am to 5pm next Saturday, July 16, soldiers in Napoleonic dress

will reproduce drill routines across the town centre, inviting children to take part, telling stories and singing songs.

This highlight of FrenchFest is sponsored by La Source, East Street.

A display will provide more information about the Napoleonic period and youngsters will be invited to take part in a quiz.

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It’ll be a load of Boules Businesses have until Monday to enter the FrenchFest Boules/ Petanque competition.

The charity fundraising event, sponsored by Côte Restaurants and Hobart Paving, will be held in Market Square next Friday.

It is limited to 16 teams of two people at lunchtime (12-2pm) and 16 teams of two in the evening (5.307.30pm), with an entry fee of £10 per team.

Prizes have been donated by Côte Restaurants – two £100 meal vouchers for the winners, two £50 vouchers for the runners-up and two £30 vouchers for the third-placed team.

Wine vouchers from Côte will be distributed for competitors and observers.

The event is being organised by the Rotary Club of Horsham, in association with Horsham Unlimited.

Last year’s competition was won by a team from Brock Taylor, but The Resident is keen to reclaim its title and has entered two teams this year.

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Meet a rising star – and his car Matthew James News Editor

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FrenchFest is giving you the chance to meet one of sport’s brightest young talents and sit in his motor racing car.

Formula Renault BARC driver Kieran Vernon will be in Piries Place next Saturday, July 16. And the car he drove to victory at Brands Hatch will be there on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 15-17.

It’s your chance to sit in the car and meet the very handsome 21-year-old from West Chiltington, who is following in the footsteps of Lewis Hamilton as one of the British Racing Drivers Club’s (BRDC) “Rising Stars”.

Raffle tickets will be available, with the fantastic prize of two tickets to watch Vernon in the Porsche Carrera Cup and the Formula Renault BARC

series at Silverstone on Sunday, October 16.

He will even take the lucky pair into the new Silver Wing enclosure, his pit lane garage and the very exclusive BRDC Pavilion, where they can watch races from the roof-top terrace.

Vernon, who attended West Chiltington Primary School, Rydon Community College and Steyning Grammar School, is aiming for the top.

He said: “I would like to be a professional racing driver one day. I’d like to race in Formula 1, Le Mans and the Indy Car Series in America.

“Lewis Hamilton and Kimi Raikkonen raced in Formula Renault, so it does provide some decent drivers.”

Money raised from the Piries Place event will go to the John Gordon Sports Foundation, which helps underfunded sportspeople such as Vernon, who needs more sponsors for his Renault and Porsche.

Races at the Silverstone meeting in

October, which also include the final round of the British Touring Cars, will be shown live on ITV4 – a huge opportunity for local businesses to get exposure on national TV by backing Vernon.

The Piries Place event is in association with Fortec Motorsport, Piries Place traders, West Chiltington Golf Club, The Resident newspaper and The Resident Magazine.

Matthew Wheeler, managing director of HD Publishing, said: “The Resident is backing Kieran because we recognise he is an exceptionally bright local talent and we realise motor racing is an expensive sport.”

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2009 Kieran Vernon celebrates after winning at Brands Hatch Photo by Jon Bryant, www.snappyracers.com

• British Formula Ford Scholarship Class: Winner at Brands Hatch • Brands Hatch Formula Ford Festival: Moved from 18th to fifth

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Bus campaigner’s cautious optimism

Dead woman named

A campaigner against bus cuts says a compromise could still be reached to satisfy councillors and residents.

Caroline Collins was speaking after attending a meeting of West Sussex County Council’s strategic environmental services committee at County Hall, Chichester.

Mrs Collins has been one of the most strident opponents of the county council’s plans to axe the 86 bus, which serves Horsham, Southwater, West Grinstead, Partridge Green, Shermanbury, Cowfold, Bolney, Ansty, Cuckfield including Warden Park School, and Haywards Heath including the Princess Royal Hospital.

A woman who died when she fell from a Horsham car park has been named.

Linda Ruth Matthews, 58, of Trefoil Close, Horsham, died after she fell from the multi-storey car park in Swan Walk shortly after 5pm last Wednesday, June 29.

Paramedics and an air ambulance were called, but she was pronounced dead at the scene. The death is not being treated as suspicious and the matter has been referred to the coroner’s officer.

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Bus campaigner Caroline Collins with son Finlay, 11, and daughter Isabella, 13

The county council plans to remove or reduce more than 60 bus services in October as part of its plan to reduce overall spending by £79 million over the next three years.

Mrs Collins, from Cowfold, said after the meeting: “The chairman, Cllr Duncan Crow, allowed the 10-minute slot for a verbal update on the bus cut situation to over-run considerably.

“This gave committee members ample time to ask questions of county transport manager Andy Ekinsmyth and the new working group chairman, Cllr John O’Brien.

“Andy reported that over 5,000 responses were received, mostly concentrated in certain areas including ours.

“They have recognised that certain proposals to cut or reduce routes will need to be deferred for varying lengths of time to allow community options or commercial bus services to be arranged.

“On Monday the group will meet to discuss their findings and to put test questions to individual routes before making final decisions on the fate of these routes.

“It is my understanding that the announcement of all these decisions will be made by July 18.

“Cllr Derek Deedman (Lib Dem, Bramber Castle) attempted to push the point that the budget is still set at £2 million to save, so any delays are indeed just that.

“He also made the point that the current list of services only represents £1.3 million, so a new list will be released at a later date with the extra £700,000-worth of services for the axe.

“Andy and John did not deny these

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points but said any change in cuts figures is a political issue.

“We met Andy and John outside the committee room after the item and talked more informally about the situation.

“They admitted that this is not a situation they have had to deal with before and they, like us, are on a very long learning curve.

“I am hopeful that some good will come out of the whole sordid affair.

We may not get exactly what we want, but a real compromise may yet be found.”

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A Horsham Hospital worker will take part in the Royal Marines Chara Challenge on September 4.

Horsham resident Kate Dold, 33, from the hospital’s paediatric physiotherapy team, will join three friends on a 30-mile trek across varied terrain in Dartmoor.

Money raised will go to the British Limbless Ex-Servicemen’s Association (BLESMA) and the Royal Marines Charitable Trust Fund.

Mrs Dold, a Beaver Scout leader in Horsham, said: “We are doing this to support all the men and women that are out there protecting our country and for the families of those that have fallen.

“This is both a physical and personal challenge for us all, but we believe so very strongly in ourselves that we will complete this come hell or high water.”

To donate, visit www.bmycharity. com/charities/charafoundation and search for Kate Dold.

Golf for hospice People with cancer in Horsham district will benefit from an event at Wildwood Golf Club, Alfold.

All proceeds from the Sue Cole Memorial Golf Day on Friday, August 19, will go to St Catherine’s Hospice.

The price is £40 per golfer, including a bacon roll and a coffee, 18 holes of golf and a two-course meal. Hole sponsorship is £100.

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Whiskered away Horsham firefighters rescued a cat at The Foresters on Sunday after it had been struck 30ft up a tree for more than 24 hours.

The cat was handed to an RSPCA officer to check it was feline fine.

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Boost for Thinking Garden scheme The fundraising effort for a new Thinking Garden, partly in memory of an eight-year-old girl, has received a new boost.

Parents and children at Holbrook Primary School organised a nearly new toy sale to tie in with the school’s annual fair.

And they raised £435.50 towards the cost of the garden after the death of Abigail Hargreaves from cancer in December.

The 57 youngsters in Year 4, including 29 in Abigail’s class, came up with the idea of a Thinking Garden as a tribute to their friend and a quiet place for other people to reflect.

There is still a lot of ‘fundraising to be done ’

They researched, designed and costed the project and sent out letters to local businesses appealing for money and help.

Parent Fiona Christer told The Resident: “The response has been fantastic, but the Holbrook School families appreciate there is still a lot of fundraising to be done.

“In the lead-up to the fair, children brought in their unwanted items to school. Some parents sorted the toys during the week, ready for the fair.

“It was like a toy shop and the array of items was huge. The stall had everything from small 10p items to bikes and even a snooker table! There were so many items at the start of day, the parents running the stall could barely move.

“Everyone who shopped left with a bargain. Books were being sold by the carrier bag load for only £2.

“Some parents ‘overpaid’ for their items as a way of contributing to the worthwhile cause. Some younger children queued up with their small change and left with a variety of items and big smiles on their faces.

“The stall proved extremely popular and almost sold out of everything.”

Another parent said: “This has been a great success and we are glad we did it. We need to turn our thoughts to raising more money to ensure the garden is a success.”

Head teacher Deborah Moss said: “The children are the brains behind the project and have tried to make it reflect Abigail’s interests, including horses.”

A horse-riding theme includes ideas of horseshoe-shaped flower beds, a horse trough wildlife pond, fences that look like showjumping poles and a horse woven out of willow, made with the help of boys at The Forest School.

Some of the flowers planted will be in Abigail’s favourite colours of purple and turquoise.

The plans also include paving, gates, steps, seats, bird feeders and boxes, wind chimes and a covered blackboard on which children can write their reflections.

Horsham Green Gym cleared the waste ground of brambles and bushes, free of charge.

The Rotary Club of Horsham is helping arrange for work to be done and will make a donation from its Making a Difference scheme.

Donations have come from

Claudia Christer and Megan Edevane at the toy sale (above)

Horsham Children Can Do (£750), the Gatwick Airport Community Trust (£250), MORE TH>N (£200), Novartis (£50), Homebase, Waitrose, Doves Barn Nurseries, Haskins Garden Centre, Hilliers Garden Centre, Old Barn Nurseries, Shoots Garden Centre and Turners Hill Garden Centre.

Aquatecture Landscaping Services was commissioned to carry out major ground clearance, construct growing areas and put a path through the site.

Contact head teacher Deborah Moss on 01403 272500 or email office@holbrook.w-sussex.sch.uk

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Hola from Collyer’s Collyer’s welcomed a group of Spanish students and teachers as part of a student exchange programme.

The students, from the Instituto Cristobal Lozano in Hellin, started their week in the UK with a visit to Horsham District Council.

Cllr Claire Vickers, chairman of the council, said: “It was a real pleasure to meet the students. They were very enthusiastic to find out more about what the council does, as well as about everything that’s going on around the district.”

Visiting teacher Irene Fernandez said: “We would like to thank the council and Collyer’s for welcoming us so warmly. We have been coming to Horsham for seven years now and it’s always been a real pleasure.”

The students continued their educational week with visits to Horsham Museum, Brighton and the Houses of Parliament, as well as spending time with local students and their families.

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A team of four men, including two from Southwater and one from Horsham, aim to walk 100km on the South Downs in under 30 hours.

Paul Helsby, 50, Matthew Helsby, 27, and Rob Sayers, 26, will join Hampshire-based Pete Bull, 50, for the Trailwalker UK Challenge next weekend, July 16-17.

They will walk a distance equivalent to two-and-a-half marathons while climbing the equivalent height of Mount Snowdon and Ben Nevis combined.

The team has raised more than £4,000 towards its target of £5,000 for Oxfam and the Gurkha Trust.

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Spirited sports day Youngsters at William Penn School, Coolham, enjoyed a sports day.

Spokesman Lesley Hart said: “All our children and their parents entered into the spirit of the day and gave their all.

“Children were split into teams of blue, red, green and yellow across the school, so that the year groups were split equally between these four teams.”

The blue team, captained by Jade Park, won the event.

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Grounds for optimism at Horsham FC Horsham Football Club are edging towards submitting a planning application for a new ground.

The Hornets have been groundsharing for three seasons – first at Worthing, now with Horsham YMCA at Gorings Mead – following the sale of the club’s old Queen Street ground for development.

But chairman Kevin Borrett told supporters at a fans’ forum on Wednesday: “We have an agreement with a landowner in the south Horsham area. That agreement is currently being finalised in legal form with lawyers and will then be signed.

“I refuse to confirm or deny that it’s the original site that many of you are aware of. I’ve learnt my lesson, I’m not going to give a date (for the planning application or the first match).”

Holbrook resident Jim Rae, who opposed the football club’s previous plans, was elected as a district councillor in May and could play a part in deciding on the new scheme.

Mr Borrett said Cllr Rae was unable to express an opinion on the club’s vision because any such prejudicial remarks could disqualify him from voting.

But the chairman added: “Ahead of his election as a councillor, he made a number of suggestions and ideas, some of which the club have taken forward.”

New manager meets the fans: See Page 61

£10k boost for youngsters Horsham Matters, the action arm of Horsham Churches Together, has made a £10,000 grant to support a new early intervention programme.

The E:liv8 programme has been designed as a joint venture between two local charities – the Family Foundations Trust and Splash for Schools and Communities – to support young people across West Sussex.

Through interactive and practical modules, E:liv8 draws out and builds on the gifts and skills of each individual, enabling them to become more effective as individuals and make a positive contribution to their school and community.

The programme consists of several modules over the course of the year, with one-to-one mentors assigned to challenge, support and affirm each young person throughout.

Young people who have taken part in E:liv8 have seen improved self-esteem and self-confidence and raised motivation and aspirations.

These have led to increased attainment at school as well as a desire to explore new potential career paths.

One student said: “I will look at new tasks differently and think about the stages more. Year 10 is the most crucial year and you need to get through each obstacle, like on the course. I just need to get through them like we did.”

Another said: “The mentoring was good. It helped me out. It was good to have someone to talk to.”

Matt Calvert, head of E:liv8 project

development, told The Resident: “I’m very excited to be a part of the E:liv8 project. The programme has great potential to improve the outcomes for young people across West Sussex.

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“We are looking at how we can make it more widely available to benefit young people in schools and within local youth groups across the district.”

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Cllr David Sheldon, chief executive of Horsham Matters, said: “We are delighted to be able to support E:liv8.

It’s great to be able to use some of the money we’ve raised through our Community Charity Centre to enable the programme to expand.

“We’re excited at the prospect of even more young people experiencing the positive impact that E:liv8 has had on those who have already been involved.”

Horsham Matters has been running the Community Charity Centre for just over 18 months.

Due to the generosity of residents, the centre has generated enough money to allow Horsham Matters to support other local projects.

As well as running Horsham Children Can Do and its own advocacy service for young people, the charity has helped the Horsham Debt Advice Service and the Salvation Army’s Hope In project.

Cllr Sheldon added: “We’re very pleased to be able to support these initiatives.

“Our whole reason for being is to enable the local churches to demonstrate in practical ways God’s love for the residents of Horsham. These projects certainly do that.”

For more information about Horsham Matters and the Community Fund, email info@horsham-matters. org.uk or visit www.horsham-matters.org.uk For more details about E:liv8, email Matt Calvert at matt@eliv8.org or see www.eliv8.org

Weight Loss is all about a positive state of mind says Sue McColl. ith regular news reports focusing on rising levels of obesity W – and celebrity diets dominating magazines, there’s no doubt that improving the nation’s health is a top priority. But while everyone

knows about the dangers of excess weight, managing to change to a healthier lifestyle remains a struggle for many busy, hard working people.

Sue McColl from Chessington was one of those people and had been attempting to lose weight through numerous calorie counting diets for years. The turning point for Sue was a weight loss programme that focused on changing attitudes to food and eating. This programme is called Sit&Slim and is offered by Miruji Health Spa. The Miruji Health Spa offering is essentially a technologically advanced therapeutic massage chair that helps the body relax and relieve stress while, most importantly, listening to a professionally structured programme of audio tapes that encourage the brain to develop a different relationship to food and eating. The tapes use a technique called Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) to engender positive attitudes and encourage the listener to take control of their eating and exercise habits. The technique has been popularized by practitioners such as Paul McKenna and has been specifically developed to focus on weight loss for Miruji by top personal excellence coach Tianne Croshaw.

Sue says that, at first, losing weight while simply “sitting” sounded too good to be true. But as she points out, it’s the powerful audio programme that come with the therapeutic wellbeing chair that makes the system so effective. For Sue McColl, the transformation has been extraordinary and she attributes this entirely to the Miruji Health Spa.

Sue McColl’s 4 stone weight loss stor y “My doctor was concerned about my weight problem and recommended I diet.

Over the years I’ve tried all manner of diets but I always seemed to put the weight back on again far too easily. I’d never considered myself to be someone who’d ‘let themselves go’, but I just couldn’t keep my weight in check. When I first tried the Miruji Health Spa it was more in hope than expectation and I admit I was a bit skeptical at first. But it’s been a revelation for me. The massage is wonderfully relaxing but it’s the tapes that I listened to that made me think and feel differently about food and my outlook on life that has completely changed me for the better. I have lost 4 stone in weight but, more importantly, my confidence has gone through the roof! Best of all, I can spend the whole day shopping with my daughters and not feel tired or frumpy. It sounds corny, but it really has changed my life”.

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News in Brief Cash for Samaritans A total of £135 was raised for the Samaritans by Horsham Boot Camps in Horsham Park.

Andrew Wilson ran the boot camp free of charge and participants were invited to donate money to the Samaritans instead of their normal fees.

He said: “Samaritans do such good work. It’s a cause I really wanted to support and this seemed to be a fun way to do it.”

Philip Midwinter, chairman of the local Samaritans branch, said: “We really appreciate the effort that everyone put in, especially Andrew.

“As a self-funding organisation, it’s always a struggle to finance the upkeep and running of our branch so every contribution is very welcome.”

Success at Shipley Hot on the heels of its improved Ofsted report, Shipley School has been rated “outstanding” by Diocesan school inspectors.

Christina Maude, chair of governors, said of head teacher Caitriona Bull: “She has, through dynamic leadership, included every member of the school community in the vision for our development.”

‘Hole’ new challenge Brothers Kevin and Ian Payne are preparing to swing into a new challenge – six rounds of golf and 40 miles of walking in less than 40 hours.

Ian, ex-player and former assistant manager at Horsham Football Club, will join his business partner to raise money for the Seve Ballesteros Foundation in aid of Cancer Research UK. Their marathon effort will start at Mannings Heath Golf Club at 4.30am on Monday, continue at Cottesmore and Rookwood clubs and hopefully finish on the 18th at Tilgate Golf Club, Crawley, by 7pm on Tuesday.

You can donate directly online at http://myprojects.cancerresearchuk. org/fundraising-pages/inspire-golf

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Grand design is an eco stunner

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aid to help local residents achieve the structurally safe and sustainable buildings that they dream of.

“Building control isn’t there to prevent you from doing things, it’s there to protect you from the dangers of poor building.”

Horsham district councillor Roger Arthur, Cabinet member for a safer and healthier district, said: “The district council is committed to creating a greener environment and one of the ways to do this is to encourage sustainable developments such as Withyfield Cottage.

“We are delighted to see such innovative and eco-friendly developments being built in our district that also contribute to the local economy.”

Sussex Building Control helps about 1,600 local residents complete structurally safe and energy-efficient projects each year.

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Budding personal trainer Francesca Williams-Faulkner spent time with Amy Simpson, gym manager and personal trainer, at Slinfold Golf and Country Club.

Francesca, from Tanbridge House School, received a full guided tour of the country club and gym area before going through a day in the job.

She said: “This has been fantastic.

I have learnt so much from Amy and I’m really looking forward to starting in this career.”

Alan and Janice Griffiths have built a unique holiday home on their dairy farm at Bines Green, near Partridge Green.

The straw house, known as

Withyfield Cottage, was developed by green building expert Ben Law, who appeared on Channel 4’s Grand Designs.

Horsham District Council’s building control team worked closely with the builders to ensure that this unusual construction – built from locally sourced trees and insulated with straw bales and sheep’s wool – is safe, sustainable and energy-efficient for holidaymakers.

Mrs Griffiths said: “We needed to diversify the business and our vision was to build a unique holiday home in the heart of the Sussex Weald.

“We saw Channel 4’s Grand Designs programme which featured Ben’s woodland home, constructed as a cruck framed, roundwood house.

It was enchanting and we wanted to build one, so we are delighted that Ben agreed to take on our project.

“The house is timber framed, insulated with straw and sheep’s wool and plastered with lime render mixed

with horse hair – not your everyday type of work – so we thought that meeting building regulation standards might be a challenge.

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The Knepp Estate, West Grinstead, is proposing to create a mile-long public footpath in the Knepp Park, near the historic castle and grounds.

Owner Charlie Burrell said: “Many people enjoy walking, riding and cycling at Knepp, but this new route will be slightly different.

“Our land is pretty flat and views are limited, but we are hoping to create an earth bund which will not only screen the park from the A24 but will also create a ridgeline to form part of this footpath.

“It will provide great views back across the park, as well as somewhere to toboggan!

“We started by opening up the medieval Knepp Castle and went on to create five miles of riding routes to help get horses off the busy roads.

Since then, new legitimate paths have been made around Shipley and Dial Post.

“The number of walkers has increased dramatically since we recreated the park. I hope this new path will become an interesting destination.”

No plans to close Carpetright has eased fears that its store in Broadbridge Heath could close.

The company has recorded a 70 per cent fall in pre-tax profits and says it is looking at the viability of some of its outlets, prompting fears that some of its 18 stores in Sussex face the axe.

But a spokesman for the company told The Resident: “We have no current plans to close the Broadbridge Heath store and it continues to trade as normal.”

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Writing as one who is now in his 70s, I was saddened to read Ms Briony Rendell’s caustic comments about the behaviour of pensioners (The Resident, July 1).

None of us choose when we enter this world and certainly none of us know when we will depart. It’s how we behave towards our fellow men and women during our lifetime that’s important.

And, in my view, young Briony falls into the trap of lumping the unacceptable behaviour of some elderly people together with senior citizens as a whole.

The same blanket approach could be levelled at some pensioners who condemn out of hand the behaviour of all young people today.

That said, it is understandable that many of the elderly feel threatened by some of the foul-mouthed young louts who have little respect for their elders – or anything else for that matter.

They appear to forget that they too might just reach fragile old age some day.

What Briony Rendell tends to forget is the fact that many pensioners lived through the war, losing relatives and friends in the process.

She may not be aware that over 50,000 members of RAF Bomber Command alone gave their lives in order to ensure that the likes of Ms Rendell enjoy freedom of expression.

And I doubt if she has ever experienced real hardship or personal danger, like being bombed night after night or serving in the armed forces.

I have.

So my message to Ms Rendell is a simple one. Learn to be a little more tolerant. Learn a little more about recent history. And, above all, grow up!

In response to Briony Rendell’s letter. I was brought up to respect one’s elders. The lady must be leading an extremely shallow life.

Robert B Worley Bourns Court, Horsham

Don’t be bitter I don’t actually subscribe to the notion that rudeness in everyday society can be solely blamed on the old or the young.

There is, however, one observation I would like to make regarding the comments made by your correspondent Briony Rendell.

I suppose as I will shortly fit into the category of pensioner, Miss Rendell may well automatically consider me a member of the enemy camp.

But when I read the qualities she ascribes to pensioners – such as rudeness, arrogance, a lack of respect, a complaining nature and a general sense of bitterness – it is hard to ignore the fact that she seems to be displaying these qualities only too readily herself.

To read this from somebody still so relatively young, one can only be saddened at the thought of how bitter she could become by the time she reaches pensionable age.

Valerie Smith Ridgehurst Drive, Horsham

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Footballers with heart The Crawley and Horsham branch of the British Heart Foundation would like to thank everybody involved with TD Shipley Football Club.

They have raised the magnificent sum of £1,000 to help with our work in the fight against heart and circulatory disease.

These funds were donated in memory of a former member and player at the club. Steven Sweet passed away at the tender age of 25 and has never been forgotten by his friends.

Many of his pals came together to roll back the years and take part in an over-30s six-a-side tournament held at the club’s ground in Steven’s memory. The sun shone, with a carnival atmosphere.

Thanks to Dan Howe, Carl Azzoo, Keith Richardson and Steve Borrow for organising the event and to everybody who attended.

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Not animal magic In reply to Mr Kemp’s comments (The Resident, June 24).

MPs have just voted for a total ban on all wild animals working in circuses.

However seemingly content animals in circus captivity may appear to Mr Kemp, they are not content.

No more so than the dancing bear in Romania, or the ‘laughing’ dolphin in the aqua parks or the bull slowly bleeding to death after the picador has done his work.

Wild or otherwise, animals should not be used for entertainment.

Carla Insull Walton Drive, Horsham

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Kings Head Len I well remember the Kings Head in the Fifties (The Resident, June 24).

It was owned by Scottish and Newcastle brewers, but they never gave it quite the attention it deserved as the leading central hotel in Horsham and even then it was a little run down.

Maybe it was too far from both Scotland and Newcastle.

The place to go at lunchtime was a little bar tucked away at the back and, quite innocently, called the Wee Willie bar.

It was presided over by barman Len and was the haunt of businessmen having a couple of quick halves of Scotch ale before venturing to the Stuart Tea Rooms or the Lynwood (if impressing a client) for lunch.

Women were unusual, except for Eileen Cripps (of the posh grocers Evershed and Cripps family) who would regularly be seen at the bar smoking her Craven A and whizzing through The Times crossword puzzle.

Len was jealous of his little group and not too keen on women. Occasionally a lady might appear at the entrance to the bar, but Len would invariably call out: “It’s at the top of the stairs on the left, madam” and this never failed to solve the problem.

On Saturday morning the scene changed entirely as the young took over the bar and the adjoining hotel reception. They came during that gap between coffee at Wakefield’s café in West Street and sport in the afternoon.

The general objective was to decide where to have a party on Saturday night and this depended mainly on whose parents might be away.

Today this would all be done on Facebook or Twitter, but the Kings Head method was much more fun.

Surprisingly, Len took to the Saturday morning crowd, calling them “my flock”.

Len’s life was the Kings Head. He lived in a room in the hotel and was an excellent barman, having worked as a steward in the Army.

He never called anyone anything but “sir” or “madam” and he knew what and how much they would drink.

His outside interests were Everton Football Club and long drives in his car on his days off.

When he was sacked, some owners later, he tragically died within a few weeks.

The Kings Head in 1951

Change in the Carfax From a cursory glance, the two photographs of the Carfax look much the same (The Resident, June 17). But on closer inspection, there have been many changes to our ancient town centre during the intervening 60 years.

The corner of Middle Street and the Carfax has changed beyond recognition. The wellpatronised chemist, Evans, located on the corner has gone – along with the old Barclays Bank building, replaced in the Fifties with an enlarged red brick branch of the bank.

On the right, Ye Olde Kings Head Hotel remains. But in 1951 it was the flagship hostelry of the town with its busy bars and popular restaurant. Today it remains boarded up, a shadow of its former self, surrounded by trendy foreign restaurants.

There are no cobbled streets or yellow lines in the 1951 pic. Note the motor car parked outside what was the old Westminster Bank, prior to its merger with National Provincial to form NatWest.

The war memorial was moved to its present site and the underground public lavatories were filled in when the area received a makeover a number of years back.

An Evening Argus seller, ‘Tiddler’ Stanford, was a familiar figure in this area of the Carfax back in the Fifties.

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Both sides will play a minimum of five competitive games at the 5,300-seat Spring training ground of Houston Astros – which is in Kissimmee, Florida, because of the warmer weather there in pre-season.

It’s the biggest ‘tournament I’ve ever been in ’

Also taking part in the tournament are two sides from the United States, plus national teams from France, Canada, Mexico, Peru, Puerto Rico and Venezuela.

The stadium could be full for at least some of the games, while dozens of scouts from the US Major League and colleges are expected to check out the talent on show.

This opens up the possibility of Hornets players being invited to join top American clubs or, more likely, being offered scholarships at colleges in the States.

Some of the Hornets have played in Austria, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Italy, Sweden and Turkey, but Phil Edmonds, head coach of Horsham Hornets, said: “It will be the hardest level of opposition the lads will have experienced.

“The weather will be a factor too because we haven’t played in that heat and humidity before.

“The US teams and any of the South American teams will be a very stiff challenge, so we’re not thinking we’re going to go over there and win it.

“It’s a big challenge, but that’s the reason we’re going. When we come to a European qualifier next year, it will help us to have played baseball at a higher level. It’s a way for us to progress from the second tier of teams in Europe.”

Mr Edmonds’ son, Jordan, said: “It’s always a great honour to be selected for your country, but to play at such a great facility in America will be a dream come true.

“I’ve never been to America and it’s the biggest tournament I’ve ever been in. We will be playing in front of big crowds and we need to play the best we can to test ourselves.”

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Hornets’ Tyler Burnie is suffering heartbreak as he misses the tour after breaking a hand.

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And he thought Paxman was tough MP Nick Herbert got a grilling when he visited Jolesfield Primary School, Partridge Green.

The MP for Arundel and South Downs was quizzed by children, who asked: “Who inspired you to become an MP?”, “what are the best and worst parts of the job?”, “who is the most famous person you have met?” and “what is it like in Parliament?”

They also asked about local issues, including university fees, cuts to bus services and improvements to the local park.

The MP was welcomed by cohead teacher Christine Knight and

governor Rory Payne. Mrs Knight gave him a tour of the school and he was interested to learn about Jolesfield’s links to other schools, particularly Northgate School in Crawley Mr Herbert, minister for policing and criminal justice, said: “I very much enjoyed my visit. It was good to speak to Mrs Knight and learn how high standards have been achieved.

“I particularly enjoyed the question and answer session with the pupils, who had interesting and tough questions for me. I think careers as TV interviewers might be beckoning for some of them!”

Collyer’s students celebrate exam success

Swan Walk’s Gill Buchanan, Martin Dimitrov, Adam Dedman, James Hickman, Rebecca Tidy, Billy Basmadjian and Collyer’s principal Jackie Johnston Photo by Jake Setterfield

Level 2 BTEC Collyer’s students have enjoyed their ‘graduation’.

Students studying BTEC Level 2 courses in art and design, child care and education, business, IT and sport were also the first students to receive the coveted Level 2 Sixth Form Baccalaureate (SFBac).

Guest speaker Gill Buchanan, manager of the Swan Walk Shopping Centre, said: “Sincere congratulations must go to all of the students. I’m passionate about vocational qualifications because they are extremely valuable in the workplace.

“The students have all done incredibly well and their parents must be extremely proud.”

Principal Jackie Johnston said:

“This is the first Level 2 SFBac graduation year and it’s fitting that we have such a special group of students to honour it. Some are going straight into the workplace, others are staying on to study Level 3 courses with us.

Wherever they move on to from here, I’m sure they will be successful.”

Awards were given to the top student from each subject area – Martin Dimitrov (art and design), Rebecca Tidy (child care and education), Billy Basmadjian (business), Adam Dedman (IT) and James Hickman (sport).

Rebecca Tidy said: “I’d like to say a big thank you, on behalf of my group, to our teachers. They’ve been brilliant.”

Continued from Page 1 A final business case, including outcomes from the public consultation, will be presented to the county council and fire authority at their respective meetings in December.

If agreed, a merger would be subject to government approval and would not come into effect before April 1, 2013.

West Sussex county councillor Pete Bradbury, Cabinet member for public protection, said: “Our priority remains to provide excellent fire and rescue services to our residents.

“In the current difficult financial climate, we believe this innovative approach of merging the fire services of East and West Sussex and Brighton and Hove could enable us to continue to deliver excellent services and improve our operational capability, while reducing back office, management and administration costs.

“The views of the public are important to us and I hope residents, businesses, organisations and stakeholders will participate in the consultation. No decision will be made until the results of the consultation have been considered.”

Cllr John Livings, chairman of East Sussex Fire Authority, said: “We believe a larger fire authority would be better in terms of building a more resilient organisation.

“The views of the public on such a crucial issue are extremely important to us. A consultation process will take place to provide local council taxpayers with the opportunity to give us their feedback before any decisions are taken.”

County councillor Brad Watson (Con, Southwater and Nuthurst) told The Resident: “With the very difficult circumstances that councils find themselves in, I think it’s a very good idea.

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“One of the silver linings of the financial difficulties is that more and more local authorities are willing and able to look at cross-border cooperation.”

County councillor Frank Wilkinson (Con, Storrington) said: “The Chanctonbury CLC will hopefully be including this issue as one of the agenda items on September 28.

“Until then, the residents of West Sussex will start to be involved in the public consultation, which I am sure will be most interesting.”

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South Lodge backs cancer charity Employees of South Lodge Hotel, Horsham, joined forces with friends, family and local residents to run or walk 5km for Macmillan Cancer Support.

The event was one of six organised by the accounts departments of the country house hotel group, Exclusive Hotels.

Starting at the front of the hotel, the route circled around the hotel’s activity field, through the surrounding fields and tracks and back to the hotel, taking in a couple of loops of the lakes in the grounds.

As the runners and walkers set off, the total raised already stood at £24,911.

Sue Balut, account manager at South Lodge, said: “With 27 people here, including our general manager Rupert Spurgeon, we are really delighted with the turnout. This is our chance to do our bit.”

This year is the 30th anniversary of Exclusive Hotels, which is aiming to raise £30,000 for Macmillan Cancer Research and £30,000 for the hospitality industry charity, Springboard.

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Second book success for Dee Blick Friends, family and fans gather for the launch of another best-selling book by the highly-respected marketing expert James Hood Business Editor

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Dee Blick, one of the region’s most successful marketing consultants and columnist with The Resident, has launched her second book.

The Ultimate Small Business Marketing Book reached the number one spot on amazon.co.uk’s list of best selling sales and marketing books within 24 hours of being released.

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It follows the success of her first book, Powerful Marketing on a Shoestring Budget, which has been in the top three best selling books on amazon.co.uk for over two years.

Dee has more than 26 years’ experience in the industry and her latest book offers guidance for small businesses to help them grow, using simple and proven marketing methods.

Dee said: “It’s always been my goal to help people develop their business with sound and simple marketing. So to be able to pass my knowledge on in two books is a dream come true”.

The second book was officially launched at an event held at Roffey Park Institute recently.

More than 100 guests attended including clients, some of which had been working with Dee since the beginning, as well as friends and fans of Dee’s first book.

The author’s family including her mother, brother, husband and two sons were also there.

At the event Dee said: “It has taken countless hours, many sleepless nights and reams of editing to get to this point. But it’s all worth it. I hope that everyone who reads it will find it invaluable to them and their business. I am so grateful to everyone for coming and for the support.”

Rob Harrison is VP of Sales and Business Development at Cybersift, a communications capturing and monitoring technology company.

At the event he said: “I bought Dee’s first book after meeting her and I thought it was really great - simple, effective advice that will really help small businesses. I came from Hampshire to be here this evening because I wanted to show my support. Not only is she an accomplished author and marketing expert, but a really nice person. It has been a terrific event.”

Paul Sheldrake, managing director at Creative Vision Promotions added: “We’ve followed Dee’s expert advice for a long time and are thrilled to be here to show our support. It’s a really great achievement. Now I’m going to go and buy the book!”

Dee sold copies of the new book at the launch and donated £2 from each one to charities that are close to her heart. The money was divided between Ovacome and The Cystic Fibrosis Trust.

Speakers at the event included Dee’s brother who hosted the evening, Mike Collins, managing director at AccountAssyst, which sponsored the event, and Julie Stanford, a respected business consultant, speaker and author. She said: “As an author myself, I know it is no small thing to be a published writer.

“It takes focus, time and energy and a great deal of hard work. My warmest congratulations go out to Dee on this wonderful achievement.”

Photos by Andrew Bennett

Michelle Collins (right) and Christine Mumford celebrate with best friend, Dee

Dee Blick and The Resident’s Business Editor, James Hood

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No decision on Crime-reducing scheme train station shops launched for businesses Internet rumours about the businesses opening in Horsham Train Station as part of its planned redevelopment are inaccurate, according to the station’s operator.

Despite comments on social networking website Facebook recently, which implied that Costa Coffee and M&S would be tenants, the business that runs the station has said it is not known which businesses will be setting up shop there.

Chris Hudson, media relations manager at Southern, said: “No decision has been made on tenants for the new retail spaces on the concourse at Horsham station.”

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People who work on industrial or commercial estates in Horsham are being encouraged to sign up to a new scheme that aims to help reduce the number of crimes affecting the business community.

By joining the free Business Watch scheme, members will receive regular emails about incidents that have taken place locally. Horsham District Community Safety Partnership, the Horsham, Crawley and Mid-Sussex Branch of the Federation of Small Businesses and the Horsham Chamber of Commerce and Industry endorse the scheme.

The scheme was launched recently at Trafalgar Cleaning Equipment, in Foundry Close by assistant chief constable Robin Merrett on behalf of Sussex Police and its partners.

A day of action also took place during which PCs and PCSOs attended businesses in the Blatchford Road and Foundry Lane area, so people

could sign up to the scheme.

Business Watch in Horsham has been started in order to increase the flow of communication between business communities and Sussex Police, to prevent and detect crime, increase intelligence and reassure the community.

Business Watch is an ‘example of an innovative

approach that has been taken to address the needs of a specific group

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Robin Merrett said: “Business Watch is an example of an innovative approach that has been taken to address the needs of a specific group. I am very impressed by the way that this has developed and am confident

that it will bring real improvements to our working relationships within the business community.”

Neil Worth, community safety officer for Horsham District Council, which is one of the members of the Horsham District Community Safety Partnership, said: “Business Watch hits one of our key priorities for the year - to reduce acquisitive crime. The scheme will encourage businesses to report crime so we can work together to protect the community and target our resources into the right places.”

Ann Swain, the chair of the local Federation of Small Businesses added: “I am delighted that the local force is taking such positive action to reduce crime and its impact on a small business.”

To sign up to the scheme, download the form at www.sussex.police. uk/advice-and-support/businesswatch or email PCSO Tom Guiney at tom.guiney@sussex.pnn.police.uk

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Southern is an Investor in People Train operator Southern has been awarded the ‘Investors in People’ accreditation.

The award demonstrates the company’s commitment to improving the business through its people and substantiates its vision of ‘making every journey better’ for both its passengers and staff.

Southern’s head of organisation, leadership and behavioural development, Zoey Hudson, said: “We are delighted for both our staff and our passengers.

“This recognition is a testament to the professionalism and hard work of all our people across our business,

which can only be a good thing for our passengers.”

Before awarding the accreditation, assessors from Investors in People interviewed over 400 Southern staff members across the business.

They gathered information to determine to what extent Southern engaged with its staff on topics such as recognition, leadership capability and opportunities for personal growth and development.

Southern’s senior management team was also interviewed about the strategic goals of the business and how these were communicated throughout the organisation to

ensure employees were clear about their day-to-day responsibilities.

Zoey added: “Among the organisational strengths identified by the assessors was our people’s passion for delivering a great service for their internal and external customers, and recognition was also given to our new line manager structures which have been set up to build more effective relationships between managers and their teams.

“We wouldn’t have achieved this external recognition if it wasn’t for the dedication and commitment of all of our people.”

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Cultivating careers A new social enterprise set up by two men from Horsham is helping young people learn skills that will help them grow at work and in life Two local people have set up a non-profit-making landscaping business that helps young people gain valuable skills for work and life.

Streetscape was established by Guy Watts and James Gubb from Horsham and aims to ‘grow lives’, by offering apprenticeships to people ages between 18 and 25 who have found it difficult to get a job.

The organisation helps young people to develop the experience and personal attributes required to get and retain work.

Together, they offer garden design,

landscaping and maintenance services for residential, corporate and public sector clients.

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of those who helped build it

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Guy Watts, co-founder, said: “We knew that there were plenty of young people who were struggling to find

a job or work experience, and many of them had the drive and ability to achieve things. Quite simply, we wanted to help.

“We both love what we do, and felt that if we can instill the same passion in young people and give them opportunities, then the possibilities for what they could achieve are endless.”

The Streetscape team of apprentices was recently asked to create a garden at The Hampton Court Palace Flower Show, and went on to win a gold medal at the event.

With direction from designer Hugo Bugg, Streetscape created the garden on behalf of breast cancer awareness charity, Coppafeel!, an organisation that encourages women to get to know their breasts to detect abnormalities that could be cancerous early.

Speaking at the launch of what is the first ever interactive breast cancer awareness garden, Guy said: “We are delighted to be involved in such a unique and important project. Like

James Gubb (left) and Guy Watts

Coppafeel! the design is bold, colourful and eye-catching.

“This is the point - the more people that are drawn to the garden, the more we can raise awareness of getting to know your breasts to avoid late detection or misdiagnosis of breast cancer.”

He added: “Coppafeel!’s garden will not only save lives through raising awareness; it has helped to transform the lives of those who helped

build it”.

Anyone who is interested in the services that Streetscape can provide or in being an apprentice can visit www.streetscape.org.uk or call Guy Watts on 07887766300 or James Gubb on 07930 243570.

Streetscape offers taster days at which anyone who is interested in the landscape design and gardening apprenticeships can find out more about the role.

Luke Conrad (Front), Head Landscape Gardener and Jerone Haywood, Streetscape Apprentice create the Coppafeel! garden at Hampton Court Palace Flower Show

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Damovo is a top apprentice employer Horsham-based Damovo UK has been named one of England’s top 100 apprenticeship employers at the National Apprenticeship Awards.

Organised by the National Apprenticeship Service, the awards recognise businesses from across the country that run apprenticeship schemes.

This is the first year that the National Apprenticeship Service, in partnership with City & Guilds, has named England’s top apprenticeship employers.

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Damovo UK has recruited 11 local apprentices onto its two-year apprenticeship scheme, all of whom will receive an externally assessed certification through Central Sussex College.

The scheme has been such a success that the apprentices from the first year’s intake have already been placed in permanent roles within the

company.

Alex Williams, head of technical support at Damovo UK said: “We are delighted to be named as one of the top 100 apprenticeship employers in the country.

“Many of the more senior staff at Damovo started their careers as apprentices themselves, and we recognise that apprenticeship schemes are a great way to re-invigorate the business and encourage local talent.

“The award is a great recognition for our scheme and is also a testament to the young people who work so hard to make it a success”.

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The Medcafe, which can be found in Piries Place, will be unique to Horsham. The restaurant and bar offers a stylish and trendy environment to enjoy food and drink and has been described by its owners as Horsham’s latest ‘premier destination, day or night’.

The venue will be open from 9am until late and will offer meals ranging

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Build team spirit, help a hero If you’ve ever felt like shooting your boss or colleagues with a big splatter of paint, now could be your chance.

A local paintballing business is hosting a charity weekend on July 16 and 17, raising money for Help for Heroes, and anyone is welcome.

Holmbush Paintball, which has organised the weekend, is inviting both the general public and local businesses to enter teams of around five people to participate at their site, off the Crawley Road, and it’s all for a great cause.

Neil Condren, of Holmbush

Paintball said: “I see this event as a way of ensuring the the UK armed forces are constantly in the minds of the general public.

“We are offering everyone a great opportunity to raise funds in support of injured troops and their families, while experiencing a fantastic fun day out at Holmbush Paintball!”

Paintballing is a popular activity for team building. Why not round up a group of your colleagues and take part in a fun fundraiser?

For more information or to book call 0800 279 2525 or visit www. hombushpaintball.co.uk and quote ‘Help for Heroes’ when you make your reservation.

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Last weekend the fourth Stan’s Sunday Showcase was held at The Anchor Hotel.

Four bands from Horsham delivered a series of unplugged sets to a big crowd of music lovers.

Support act Random Tandem kicked off the evening, followed by an on-stage reunion of organiser Stan and his ex-bandmate Colin Farley (original bassist in The Cutting Crew).

Stan said: “These nights would be nothing without the support of the local music community. It’s all about great bands, music lovers and

Horsham Area

supportive venues coming together to bring a little bit of colour and originality to the local music scene.

“It was great to see so many people come out on a Sunday night to enjoy the music and show their support. I hope to be able to keep these nights going long into the future!”

Gigs are sometimes cancelled or changed at short notice.

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Nigel Bagge at The Malt Shovel, Horsham

Paul Burris at The Tanners Arms, Horsham

Madeira Drive - Vacant Paradise The Conspiracy at The Xtra Time Bar, Broadbridge Heath

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Roll up, roll up Join in the fun when the circus comes to The Hawth. The theatre, in Crawley, is hosting the perfect weekend for juggling and circus enthusiasts on Saturday, August 6 and Sunday, August 7.

The English garden party-themed festival also includes the Kettle of Fish Circus Cabaret. The show brings its usual blend of talented contemporary circus performers to the town for one night only.

There will be lots to get involved with over the weekend, including workshops and games plus festival fans can demonstrate their skills at the renegade show.

For those who prefer to sit back and watch, Kettle of Fish brings international acts to the stage for a thrilling night of circus skills including one of Europe’s finest and most innovative jugglers, Rod Laver, with his oral ping pong. Rod recently smashed the

world record by juggling eight ping pong balls with his mouth and has appeared several times on the BBC’s Let Me Entertain You. Also taking to the stage is Carlos Romero, with his virtuoso manipulation and another appearance for Isis and Nathan, after their success last year.

Those attending the festival are invited to wear fancy dress (think Rule Britannia, vicars, cricketers, tea ladies and morris men.)

You can book tickets for Kettle of Fish separately or as part of a weekend ticket for the Circus Festival.

Tickets: £25 or £18 for under 12s.

The weekend ticket includes Kettle Of Fish Circus Cabaret and camping (otherwise £5 per tent).

Day Tickets: £9 or £6.50 for under 12s.

To book, call The Hawth Box Office on 01293 553636 or visit www. hawth.co.uk

Solice (with special guest Nick Parsons) at The Malt Shovel, Horsham Zu at The Bedford, Horsham

Functionality Band at The Holbrook Club, Horsham (£6 Non Members) Gutterhearts at The Tanners Arms, Horsham

Live At The Brewery - The Daly Prophets - The Drone Rebels - Stuart James Band at Weltons Brewery, Foundary Lane, Horsham (Tickets £3 from The Beer Estentials) The Ginger Flowers at The Kings Head, Billingshurst

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Open Mic Night at The Cherry Tree Inn, Faygate

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Open Mic Night at The Tanners Arms, Horsham

Thursday 14th July

Open Mic Night With Michael Quick from Makss at The Malt Shovel, Horsham Horsham Rock Choir at The Capitol Theatre, Horsham

Tribute to music lover An all-day music event will take place at The Shelley Arms in Broadbridge Heath on Saturday, July 30.

Called ‘Backing the RSSR’, the event is being held to raise money for charity and will include performances by local bands.

It will take place between 12 midday and midnight and money collected will support the Scleroderma Society.

Scleroderma is a disease that claimed the life of the father of Thain

Martin, who has organised the event.

He was an artist, musician, record producer and singer, but sadly passed away in April. Thain believes a music event is a fitting tribute and the ideal way to raise money.

On the day there will be an auction including Thin Lizzy memorabilia signed by Philomena Lynott herself, guitars, and plenty more up for grabs.

There will also be an auction of toys for children, a bouncy castle, BBQ and beer tent. It will be a fantastic day for everyone who goes along.

Open Mic With Gabby at The Queen’s Head, Horsham

Robin BB Band at The Cricketers Arms, Wisborough Green

Friday 15th July

Loz Netto Band at The Malt Shovel, Horsham Hollows Of Venus at The Bedford, Horsham

Jon McDevitt at The Tanners Arms, Horsham Alter Ego at The Star, Steyning

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Performance raises cash for QE II Students and performers from the QEII School and the Ariel Drama Academy have raised over £250 for the school, in Horsham.

Together they sang songs by Jason Robert Brown and many of those who took part performed their own monalogues.

The money that was raised will go towards the ongoing Drama Studio Project, which will benefit the school

and its pupils.

Sue Jay, head of creative arts at the school said: “It was such an amazing evening and we thank Ariel for their support as ever, and hope to repeat it next year.”

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A Pan-tastic cast A group of budding young actors have been cast in key roles in the Hawth’s Christmas pantomine, Peter Pan. Last month, boys from across Sussex were given the opportunity to audition for a place in the production at the Crawley theatre from Friday 9 to Saturday 31 December.

The standard of those who auditioned was extremely high and Executive Producer Jonathan Kiley had a difficult job selecting the boys to play the roles of Michael and John in rotation during the run.

Following a morning of individual auditions, the hopefuls were whittled down and those who made it through to the second round were asked to read extracts from the pantomime script, giving them a taste of what it could be like on stage this December opposite television star Nigel Havers.

The lucky four selected for the roles of brothers John and Michael were Thomas Ball (aged 13, from Burgess Hill) and Daniel Haynes-De

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The standard of those who auditioned was so high the producers were able to select a third pair of boys, who will act as understudies for the parts. This opportunity went to Tom Clark (aged 12) and James Whitaker (aged 10), both from East Grinstead.

A spokesman for The Hawth said: “The Hawth and the pantomime producers are delighted to have found six such talented performers to add to the cast of Peter Pan. The swashbuckling show is now complete with a fantastic cast to go along with the magnificent scenery, beautiful costumes, comedy galore and stunning flying sequences.”

To book tickets call The Hawth Box Office on 01293 553636 or visit www.hawth.co.uk

James Whitaker, Tom Clark_ Matthew Willis, Daniel Willis, Thomas Ball, Daniel Haynes De Vita with exec producer Jonathan Kiley

Capitol casting call An open audition for girls is being held to find young people to star in this year’s pantomime at The Capitol in Horsham.

Jack and the Beanstalk will be showing this Christmas at the theatre, and now budding stars of the stage have the opportunity to get involved and possibly get a part in the production.

The auditions will be held on Tuesday, July 12 at 4.30pm in The Studio.

The producers of the show are looking for talented girls, aged eight to 11 to join as part of the juvenile chorus. They must have stong dance skills and exceptional stage presence.

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Drama work on show Creative, Exciting Drama Classes

Dramaworks showcases were held at The Capitol Studio recently, at which parents and friends of budding performers were entertained by a varied programme from children as young as four years old.

Dramaworks showed how its unique concept of confidence-building workshops combined with academic qualifications is beneficial to those who take part both on and off stage.

The showcases consisted of performances of scripted pieces, as well as a presentation of certificates from the prestigious London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art. Performances by some of the younger children included a rendition of the Little Red Hen, complete with animal noises in the chorus, the Elves and the Shoemaker and a show based on Roald Dahl ‘s masterpiece, The BFG, complete with bone crushing giants.

The Harry Potter books inspired a collection of performances by the eight to 11 year olds, which included extracts from Macbeth and stories based on Bloody Mary.

The Box was based on the story of Malvolio in Twelfth Night and dealt with the theme of bullying, which struck a nerve with everyone as it reinforced one of the key aims of Dramaworks - to give children the

confidence to deal with problems they might face in life.

Older members of Dramaworks demonstrated considerable talent, with a mixture of humour and serious drama.

Time was the theme for the first act, with a humorous portrayal of a clash in generations when teenagers went back in time to meet their parents in their youth - complete with flared trousers!

The study of a psychopath was the subject for the older boys - a brave choice but they successfully pulled off a chilling and powerful piece of drama.

The performances of There’s no Business Like Show Business left the audience laughing at the dance performances by a group of overweight ladies directed by a man in a banana costume! The final piece was an extract from The Importance of Being Earnest, by Oscar Wilde, performed by the older youth theatre members of Fresnel Theatre Company. They will be staging the whole play later this year.

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THE FURTHER GOLFING ADVENTURES OF PETER ALLISS Sunday 18 September 7.30pm Following on from his highly successful tour last year, Peter Alliss returns to The Capitol with a brand new show with more anecdotes and stories from his career in golf.

OVER THE RAINBOW THE EVA CASSIDY STORY Wednesday 21 September 7.30pm A compelling award-winning musical, following Eva Cassidy’s life through dramatic scenes and stunning live renditions of her music including Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Sarah Jane Buckley (Hollyoaks) stars as Eva Cassidy, and Brian Fortuna (Strictly Come Dancing) makes his acting debut in the role of Danny Cassidy.

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FASCINATING AÏDA THE CHEAP FLIGHTS TOUR Thursday 22 September 7.30pm Three times Olivier Award nominated and now a global internet sensation, Fascinating Aïda are still Britain’s best comedy cabaret trio. This brand new show will include several numbers hot off the press, plus a few old favourites including their infamous anthem to budget travel, Cheap Flights.

BUDDY GRECO HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS Part 2 (12A) Showing from Friday 15 July in both 3D & 2D

Friday 23 September 7.30pm One of the most talented entertainers of the last 60 decades, Buddy Greco is the original swingin’ hipster. With his big hit The Lady is A Tramp and others such as Around The World and Girl Talk, Buddy is the star you should not only listen to, but should also watch perform to get the whole story.

TONY HAWKS - RANDOM FUN

LARRY CROWNE (12A) Digital Showing Friday 15 - Thursday 21 July

Sunday 25 September 7.30pm Tony Hawks’ life has always embraced randomness and fun and he looks back on the strangest and funniest moments in a unique evening of stories, songs and silliness.

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At The Capitol this Autumn Drama, comedy and a diverse mix of music all feature in the new Autumn season at The Capitol.

For fans of comedy there is a whole barrel of laughs in store. On Sunday, September 25, Tony Hawks presents an evening of random fun, as he looks back on the strangest and funniest moments in his life.

The popular and well-known ventriloquist and comedian Paul Zerdin returns to The Capitol with his friends

Clare Teal

Paul Zerdin

Sam, Baby and Albert on Friday, October 14. And actor, adventurer and author Charley Boorman makes the trek to Horsham on Wednesday, November 2, for an evening to share some of his personal tales.

Comedy in The Studio comes from Jo Caulfield, nominated as ‘Funniest Woman 2010’ at the LAFTA Awards.

She will present her Cruel To Be Kind 2011 tour on Friday, November 11.

Barnstormers, the Sunday night full of live stand up comedians, makes a welcome return on Sunday, September 18, October 16 and November 20.

Plus, Britain’s best comedy cabaret trio Fascinating Aïda will perform their ‘Cheap Flights Tour’ on Thursday, September 22.

If you’re into drama, Ian Dickens Productions are back with Peter Gordon’s sequel to Murdered to Death: Death By Fatal Murder from Thursday, September 29 until Saturday, October 1. The show stars Richard Gibson (‘Allo ‘Allo!), Michelle Hardwick (The Royal), Leslie Grantham (Eastenders) and Ian Dickens favourite David Callister.

As if that weren’t enough, there’s a season of varied music-based shows on the way too.

Over The Rainbow returns to The

Capitol on Wednesday, September 21, with an award winning show that tells the story of the legendary artist Eva Cassidy.

Buddy Grecco, the last remaining member of the original Rat Pack will be sure to entertain audiences on Friday, September 23 and A Tribute to Michael Jackson Live In Concert is a sensational show featuring some of the king of pop’s greatest hits on Saturday, September 24.

Jazz fans can choose from a super selection, including Those Kings of Swing, performing on Thursday, October 6.

Jazz FM on the Road is passing through town on Sunday, October 9 and Clare Teal returns to the Capitol’s stage with her usual, extraordinary vocal performance on Sunday, November 13.

The Counterfeit Stones celebrate their 20th anniversary with yet another wheeze ‘Exhale On Main Street’ on Thursday, October 13.

Aladdinsane are the country’s leading tribute to David Bowie, taking you back to the height of the Glam rock period of Ziggy Stardust and working through Bowie’s colourful career. On stage Thursday, November 3.

Now in their 12th Year as ‘Best Big Band in The Land’, Chris Dean and The Syd Lawrence Orchestra present On The Beat on Wednesday, November 16.

For Ballet lovers, there is The Nutcracker on Friday, November 4.

The State Ballet Academy of Minsk perform this classical ballet that the whole family will love. Plus Ballet Theatre UK re-tell the Hans Christian Andersen classic fairy tale ballet, The Snow Queen, on Thursday, November 17.

Sporting fans can enjoy The Further Golfing Adventures of Peter Alliss, which follows on from his highly successful tour last year. Peter returns to The Capitol with a brand new show and more anecdotes and stories from his career in golf on Sunday, September 18.

There is also plenty to entertain the younger audience members this season.

They can come along to help Bob The Builder ‘fix it’ in his big theatre build on Saturday, October 8 or to see Katy Ashworth for her Meet, Greet and Play Roadshow on Saturday,

October 15 - suitable for ages two to six. Plus children’s TV favourites Numberjacks are live on stage as they leave the sofa and embark on their first live adventure from Tuesday 25 to Thursday, October 27.

F i n a l l y, don’t forg e t

Bob the Builder

to book for this year’s family pantomime, Jack and The Beanstalk – showing from Thursday, December 8, 2011 to Monday, January 2, 2012.

Starring Sarah Jane Honeywell from CBeebies, the star of TikkaBilla, Higgledy House and Mighty Mites. And CBBC’s children’s presenter Connor Byrne, best known for his role as Mike the head care worker in the BAFTA award winning series Tracy Beaker Returns, who plays Fleshcreep. It’s a giant of an adventure!

For more information on any of the shows or to book contact the Box Office on 01403 750220 or visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com Fascinating Aida

Showing on the big screen Transformers: Dark of the Moon 3D Shia LaBeouf reprises his role in the movie series and is joined by newcomer Rosie Hungtington-Whiteley. When a mysterious event from Earth’s past erupts into the present day it threatens to bring a war to Earth so big that the Transformers alone will not be able to save us. Directed by Michael Bay.

Senna “He was the best driver who ever lived” – Niki Luada.

A documentary film about the Brazilian Forumla One driver, Ayrton Senna, who won the F1 World Championship three times before his death. The moving film follows the driver’s meteoric rise, race by race, season by season.

For more information or to book tickets visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com or call The Box Office on 01403 750220

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BBC1

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BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Britain’s Bravest Cops 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) BBC News; Weather 11.00 Food Fighters 11.45 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless Celebrities.

6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show 7.30 The Good Cook; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 EastEnders 8.30 A Question of Sport (R) 9.00 My Family 9.30 Miranda (R) 10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 The Graham Norton Show 11.20 The National Lottery Friday Night Draws 11.30 FILM: Lord of War (2005) Thriller, starring Nicolas Cage.

1.20 The One Show; (R) Weatherview. 1.55 Sign Zone: The Spice Trail (R) 2.55 Louis Theroux: Miami Mega Jail (R) 3.55 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 6.55 CBBC 8.30 CBeebies 11.35 The Pink Panther Show (R) 12.00 Daily Politics 12.30 GMT with George Alagiah 1.00 Diagnosis Murder (R) 1.45 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Animal 24:7 (R) 3.00 Flog It! (R) 3.45 Antiques Road Trip (R) 4.30 Weakest Link.

(R) 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Great British Railway Journeys. (R) 7.00 Hampton Court Palace Flower Show 2011 Monty Don meets designer Chris Beardshaw.

Last in the series.

8.00 Gardeners’ World Monty Don demonstrates how to create interesting borders.

9.00 The Kennedys 9.45 The Kennedys 10.30 Newsnight 11.00 The Review Show; Weather 11.50 Golf: The Scottish Open 12.50 FILM: Critical Assignment. (2004) African political thriller, starring Michael Power. 2.35 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Ten Mile Menu 3.00 Secret Dealers 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 Dinner Date. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 Love Your Garden 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 Paul O’Grady Live With actress Michelle Collins, Girls Aloud’s Nicola Roberts and illusionists the Twins. Last in the series.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 FILM: Backdraft (1991) Firefighting action drama, starring Kurt Russell.

1.05 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 3.05 FILM: Doom.

(2005) Sci-fi thriller, starring Dwayne Johnson. 4.45 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.00 Breakfast 10.00 Saturday Kitchen Live 11.30 The Good Cook (R) 12.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 12.10 Formula 1: The British Grand Prix Qualifying. Jake Humphrey presents live coverage from Silverstone (Start-time 1.00pm). 2.40 Live Golf: The Scottish Open. Hazel Irvine introduces further coverage of the third round. 5.20 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 5.40 Walk on the Wild Side. (R) 6.10 Total Wipeout. Adventure game show, hosted by Richard Hammond and Amanda Byram. (R) 7.10 Tonight’s the Night New series.

Entertainment show, presented by John Barrowman, with Dolly Parton and the Wanted.

8.10 The National Lottery: In It to Win It Quiz show, including the all-important numbers.

9.00 Casualty Adam becomes involved in the case of two warring brothers.

9.50 Lee Mack’s All Star Cast With Katie Price, Rhod Gilbert, Theo Paphitis, Danny Bhoy and Scouting for Girls.

10.30 BBC News; Weather; National Lottery Update 10.50 Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow (R) 11.35 FILM: Dark Water (2005) Horror remake, starring Jennifer Connelly; Weatherview 1.15 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 12.00 The Sky at Night (R) 12.20 Homes Under the Hammer 12.50 Live Golf: The Scottish Open. Coverage of the third round. 2.40 FILM: Kramer vs Kramer. (1979) Oscar-winning drama, starring Dustin Hoffman and Meryl Streep. 4.20 Comedy Connections. (R) 4.50 Life Beyond the Box: Norman Stanley Fletcher. (R) 5.40 Porridge. (R) 6.10 Flog It! From Stockport, Greater Manchester. (R) 7.10 Dad’s Army The platoon spends a night in a spooky house. (R) 7.40 Vincent Van Gogh: Painted with Words Drama-documentary depicting the Dutch artist’s life. (R) 9.00 Have I Got a Bit More News for You With guest host Chris Addison. (R) 9.45 Secrets of the Pop Song Mark Ronson helps Guy Chambers write the elusive breakthrough single.

10.45 Top of the Pops: The Story of 1976 11.35 The Kennedys (R) 12.20 The Kennedys (R) 1.05 FILM: Honeydripper.

(2007) Drama, starring Danny Glover. 3.05 Close

ITV1

6.00 CITV: Mini CITV 7.25 CITV 8.25 House Gift (R) 9.25 Coronation Street 11.45 This Morning: Saturday 12.45 The Planet’s Funniest Animals (R) 1.15 The Planet’s Funniest Animals (R) 1.45 ITV News; Weather 1.55 FILM: Agatha Christie’s Thirteen at Dinner. (1985) Hercule Poirot mystery, starring Peter Ustinov. 3.55 FILM: Licence to Kill. (1989) James Bond spy thriller, starring Timothy Dalton. 6.15 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 6.45 You’ve Been Framed!

Crazy cats and daft dogs. (R) 7.15 Odd One In With Stephen K Amos and Stacey Solomon.

8.00 Penn & Teller: Fool Us The magicians are challenged by four more acts.

9.00 The Marriage Ref With Jack Whitehall, Sarah Millican and Eamonn Holmes.

10.00 ITV News; Weather 10.15 FILM: Ocean’s Twelve (2004) Crime caper sequel, starring George Clooney.

12.35 The Cube Celebrity Special: McFly (R) 1.30 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 3.30 In Plain Sight 4.20 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

6.00 The Treacle People (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Frasier (R) 8.25 According to Jim 8.55 Friends (R) 9.25 Friends (R) 9.55 Country House Rescue (R) 10.55 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away (R) 11.55 Channel 4 Presents – David Clarke 2012 (R) 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Relocation: Phil Down Under (R) 1.00 Channel 4 Racing. Live coverage of races at Newmarket and York. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Four in a Bed. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.25 Jamie’s 30 Minute Meals (R) 7.55 Channel 4 Presents – David Smith 2012 8.00 Come Dine with Me Four amateur chefs host dinner parties in Birmingham.

9.00 8 Out of 10 Cats 9.30 King Of 10.00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man 11.05 The Big Bang Theory 11.40 The Big Bang Theory 12.05 4thought.tv (R) 12.10 Music on 4: Mercury Prize Sessions 12.30 Music on 4: 4play: Metronomy 12.45 Music on 4: The Album Chart Introduces: LMFAO 1.00 Music on 4: Hollyoaks Music Show (R) 1.25 My Name Is Earl (R) 2.10 The Real Housewives of New Jersey (R) 3.05 Ugly Betty (R) 4.40 One Tree Hill (R) 5.25 Countdown (R)

6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Film Show (R) 7.00 British Formula 3 International Series 7.25 The Grid 7.55 The Morning Line 8.50 T4: Friends (R) 9.20 T4: Hollyoaks Music Show 9.55 T4: Smallville (R) 10.50 T4: Friends (R) 11.20 T4: Style the Nation 12.20 T4: Dirty Sexy Things 1.20 The TV Book Club 1.55 Channel 4 Racing. Live coverage from Newmarket, York and Ascot. 4.05 Come Dine with Me. (R) 4.35 Come Dine with Me. (R) 5.05 Come Dine with Me. (R) 5.40 Come Dine with Me. (R) 6.10 Come Dine with Me. (R) 6.40 Channel 4 News 7.10 4thought.tv (R) 7.15 FILM: The Simpsons Movie (2007) Animated comedy, with the voice of Dan Castellaneta.

9.00 Camelot Guinevere sets out to visit her dying father.

10.00 FILM: Gangs of New York (2002) Historical drama, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Daniel Day-Lewis.

1.10 FILM: Infernal Affairs 2. (2003) Crime thriller prequel, starring Edison Chen. 3.15 Bob’s Burgers 3.40 Hill Street Blues (R) 4.30 One Tree Hill (R) 5.15 Countdown (R)

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6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 The Wright Stuff Extra with Gabby Logan 12.10 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Ice Road Truckers (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (R) 3.15 FILM: Ladies of the House.

(2008) Drama, starring Pam Grier. 5.00 5 News at 5; Weather 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away.

(R) 6.25 OK! TV. 7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 Fifth Gear; 5 News Update 8.00 Danger: Diggers at Work New series. The work of employees at a digger-hire firm; 5 News at 9 9.00 Castle A councillor running for re-election is murdered.

10.00 Law & Order 10.55 CSI: Miami (R) 11.55 Inside Hollywood 12.00 SuperCasino 4.05 Motorsport Mundial 4.30 Fifth Gear (R) 4.55 County Secrets (R) 5.10 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.35 House Doctor (R)

Channel 4

6.00 Milkshake! 10.00 Pawn Stars (R) 10.30 Eddie Stobart: Trucks and Trailers (R) 11.30 Danger: Diggers at Work (R) 12.30 Rosamunde Pilcher’s Summer (R) 2.20 FILM: King Solomon’s Mines. (1950) Adventure, with Stewart Granger and Deborah Kerr. 4.20 FILM: Random Hearts. (1999) Romantic drama, with Harrison Ford and Kristin Scott Thomas. 6.55 5 News Weekend 7.00 Cricket England v Sri Lanka.

7.55 NCIS A commander is abducted. Guest starring Zac Efron. (R) 8.55 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation A waitress is killed by a shark in a casino swimming pool.

(R) 9.50 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit A student counsellor is murdered.

10.45 CSI: NY (R) 11.45 Forensic Files (R) 12.15 SuperCasino 4.05 Meals in Moments (R) 4.15 The FBI Files (R) 5.00 Hana’s Helpline (R) 5.10 The Milkshake! Show (R) 5.35 Thomas & Friends (R) 5.45 Roary the Racing Car (R)

6.00 Breakfast 9.00 The Andrew Marr Show 10.00 Sunday Morning Live 11.00 The Politics Show; Weather for the Week Ahead. 12.10 Formula 1: The British Grand Prix Live. Coverage from Silverstone (Start-time 1.00pm). 3.30 EastEnders 5.00 Songs of Praise. 5.35 My Family. (R) 6.05 Horrible Histories with Stephen Fry. Emperor Elagabalus hosts a dinner party on Roman Come Dine with Me. 6.35 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 7.00 Fake or Fortune? Fiona Bruce and Philip Mould follow efforts to determine whether a painting that was stolen by the Nazis during the Second World War is the work of Rembrandt. Last in the series.

8.00 Countryfile John Craven travels to the Cairngorms in Scotland to reflect on some of the team’s most memorable visits to British rivers and mountains. Including Weather for the Week Ahead.

9.00 The World’s Most Expensive Paintings The stories behind highly priced pieces of art.

10.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 10.25 Seve: The Legend Tribute to golf star Severiano Ballesteros, who died in May. 11.25 Moving On A teenager and a pensioner form an unlikely bond; (R) Weatherview 12.15 Sign Zone: The Apprentice (R) 1.15 The Apprentice: The Final Five (R) 2.15 Holby City (R) 3.15 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 10.00 Something for the Weekend 11.30 Escape to the Country (R) 12.30 EastEnders 1.30 Live Golf: The Scottish Open. Coverage of the fourth and final day. 5.30 Live Athletics. The British Grand Prix.

8.00 Top Gear Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel drives the Reasonably Priced Car. 9.00 Coast The team explores the Welsh coast.

10.00 Mock the Week With Ed Byrne, Micky Flanagan and Jack Whitehall. (R) 10.30 FILM: In the Loop (2009) Satirical comedy, starring Peter Capaldi.

12.15 FILM: The Front Line. (2006) Crime thriller, starring Eriq Ebouaney. 1.45 BBC News 3.10 The Super League Show 3.55 Close

ITV1

6.00 CITV: Mini CITV 7.25 CITV 8.25 May the Best House Win (R) 9.25 Dickinson’s Real Deal (R) 10.25 60 Minute Makeover (R) 11.30 This Morning: Sunday 12.30 Dinner Date (R) 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.35 Survival: Tales from the Wild 2.35 Inspector Morse (R) 4.35 Midsomer Murders. (R) 6.30 Regional News; Weather 6.45 ITV News; Weather 7.00 The Royal A trip on a pirate radio ship ends in a siege.

8.00 Popstar to Operastar – The Final The two remaining contestants compete to be crowned winner.

9.00 Law & Order: UK New series. Brooks and Devlin investigate a hospital department.

10.00 Popstar to Operastar: The Results The winner is announced. Last in the series.

10.30 ITV News; Weather 10.45 FILM: Eyes Wide Shut (1999) Stanley Kubrick’s drama, starring Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman.

1.35 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.00 British Superbike Championship Highlights 2.55 Motorsport UK 3.45 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

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7.00 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away Properties in Cheltenham and the Aude region of southern France.

8.00 FILM: Marley and Me (2008) Premiere. Factbased comedy drama, based on journalist John Grogan’s account of his and his wife’s life with his mischievous golden Labrador.

With Owen Wilson and Jennifer Aniston.

10.15 FILM: In Her Shoes (2005) Comedy drama, starring Cameron Diaz and Toni Collette.

12.45 Stand Up for the Week (R) 1.30 Bob’s Burgers 1.55 5ive Days to Midnight (R) 3.35 Hill Street Blues (R) 4.30 One Tree Hill (R) 5.15 Countdown (R)

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6.00 Milkshake! 10.00 Police Interceptors (R) 11.00 New Cowboy Builders (R) 12.00 The Restaurant Inspector (R) 1.00 Rosamunde Pilcher’s Autumn 2.45 FILM: Man of the House. (2005) Comedy, starring Tommy Lee Jones. 4.35 FILM: Matilda. (1996) Children’s fantasy comedy, starring Mara Wilson. 6.25 5 News Weekend 6.30 FILM: The Legend of Zorro.

(2005) The masked hero battles a conspiracy to stop California joining the United States. Swashbuckling adventure sequel, starring Antonio Banderas.

9.00 FILM: Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (2003) A British naval captain faces a battle of wits with a French rival during the Napoleonic wars. Seafaring drama based on Patrick O’Brian’s novel, with Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany.

11.40 FILM: Sniper 2 (2002) Thriller, starring Tom Berenger.

1.25 SuperCasino 4.00 Meals in Moments (R) 4.10 Great Artists (R) 4.35 Nick’s Quest (R) 5.00 Hana’s Helpline (R) 5.10 The Milkshake! Show (R) 5.35 Thomas & Friends (R) 5.45 Roary the Racing Car (R)

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6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show: Best of Britain New series.

The programme’s best stories.

7.30 Fake Britain Criminals fabricating parking offences to fleece members of the public; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 EastEnders Billy and Julie receive heartbreaking news about their son.

8.30 Gerry and the GPs – Panorama 9.00 New Tricks The team reopens a 15-year-old strangling case.

10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 A Question of Sport 11.05 In with the Flynns (R) 11.35 The Graham Norton Show; Weatherview 12.25 Sign Zone: Business Nightmares with Evan Davis (R) 1.25 Luther (R) 2.25 Animal 24:7 (R) 3.10 An Island Parish (R) 3.40 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.30 CBeebies 11.35 The Pink Panther Show (R) 12.00 Daily Politics 12.30 GMT with George Alagiah 1.00 Rowing 2.30 Animal 24:7 (R) 3.00 Flog It! (R) 3.45 Antiques Road Trip (R) 4.30 Weakest Link. (R) 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Great British Railway Journeys. (R) 7.00 The Truth About Wildlife (R) 7.30 Julia Bradbury’s Canal Walks (R) 8.00 University Challenge 8.30 Antiques Master 9.00 The Life of Muhammad New series. Rageh Omaar charts the prophet’s history.

10.00 QI (R) 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Imagine: Ai Weiwei – Without Fear or Favour (R) 12.15 The Tudors (R) 1.10 BBC News 3.40 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Ten Mile Menu 3.00 Secret Dealers 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 Dinner Date. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 Countrywise Kitchen 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 Strictly Kosher The Jewish community in Manchester.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 FILM: Rambo III (1988) Action adventure sequel, starring Sylvester Stallone.

12.25 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.30 Nightwatch with Steve Scott (R) 3.20 ITV Nightscreen 4.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show (R) 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.00 The Treacle People (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Frasier (R) 8.25 According to Jim 8.55 Friends (R) 9.25 Friends (R) 9.55 Country House Rescue (R) 10.55 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away (R) 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Channel 4 Presents – Stephen Miller 2012 (R) 12.10 Relocation: Phil Down Under (R) 1.05 FILM: Operation Crossbow. (1965) Second World War adventure, starring George Peppard. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Quiz Trippers. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 Murder on Honeymoon: Dispatches The death in South Africa last November of newlywed Anni Dewani.

9.00 Embarrassing Bodies: Teen Special The mobile clinic stops in the West Midlands.

10.00 Sirens 11.05 Channel 4 Presents – Danielle Brown 2012 (R) 11.10 Coming Up: Rough Skin 11.40 Lee Evans XL Tour (R) 12.40 European Poker Tour 1.40 24 Hours in A&E (R) 2.35 Embarrassing Bodies: Teen Special (R) 3.30 Ancient Egyptians (R) 4.25 Machines Time Forgot (R) 5.20 One Tree Hill (R)

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 The Wright Stuff Extra with Gabby Logan 12.10 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Ice Road Truckers (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (R) 3.10 FILM: The Obsession. (2006) Thriller, starring Daphne Zuniga. 5.00 5 News at 5; Weather 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away.

(R) 6.25 OK! TV. Weekday magazine show, hosted by Kate Walsh and Matt Johnson.

7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 How Do They Do It?; (R) 5 News Update 8.00 Police Interceptors A drug dealer is pulled over; 5 News at 9 9.00 The Restaurant Inspector Fernando Peire helps a struggling Italian restaurant in south London. Last in the series.

10.00 FILM: Philadelphia (1993) Oscar-winning drama, starring Tom Hanks.

12.35 Forensic Files (R) 1.05 SuperCasino 4.00 Meals in Moments (R) 4.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R) 5.00 County Secrets (R) 5.10 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.35 House Doctor (R)

Entertainment - TV

Tuesday 12 BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Heir Hunters (R) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) BBC News; Weather 11.00 Food Fighters 11.45 Saints and Scroungers; BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show: Best of Britain The programme’s best stories.

7.30 EastEnders Mercy plans to leave Walford without saying goodbye to Fat Boy; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 Holby City Dan and Malick come to blows once again.

9.00 Crimewatch A father hopes DNA evidence could reveal the identity of his daughter’s killer.

10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather; National Lottery Update 10.35 Crimewatch Update 10.45 Imagine 12.05 The Scheme; Weatherview. 12.55 Sign Zone: Coast (R) 1.55 The Country House Revealed (R) 2.55 Fake Britain (R) 3.40 An Island Parish (R) 4.10 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.30 CBeebies 11.35 The Pink Panther Show (R) 12.00 Daily Politics 12.30 GMT with George Alagiah 1.00 Diagnosis Murder (R) 1.45 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Animal 24:7 (R) 3.00 Flog It! (R) 3.45 Antiques Road Trip (R) 4.30 Weakest Link.

(R) 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Great British Railway Journeys. (R) 7.00 Coast The team explores the Welsh coast. (R) 8.00 Restoration Home A couple’s conversion plans for a West Sussex pumping station.

9.00 The Night Watch Drama set in 1940s London. Anna Maxwell Martin stars.

10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Afghanistan: The Unknown Country (R) 12.20 The Tudors (R) 1.20 BBC News 4.10 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Ten Mile Menu 3.00 Secret Dealers 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 Dinner Date. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Animal Kingdom 8.00 Cops with Cameras Following officers across the UK. (R) 9.00 Homes from Hell New series. Real-life stories of people’s property nightmares.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 FILM: Crank (2006) Action thriller, starring Jason Statham.

12.10 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.15 Crossing Jordan 3.00 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.05 Sali Mali (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Frasier (R) 8.25 According to Jim 8.55 Friends (R) 9.25 Friends (R) 9.55 Country House Rescue (R) 10.55 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away (R) 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 The Secret Supper Club (R) 12.35 River Cottage Bites (R) 12.50 FILM: The Sea Wolves. (1980) Fact-based Second World War adventure, with Gregory Peck. 3.05 Channel 4 Presents – David Smith 2012 (R) 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Quiz Trippers. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 Four Rooms A bottle of wine once owned

by George Best. Last in the series.

9.00 Undercover Boss Southern Fried Chicken boss Andrew Withers visits his UK outlets.

10.00 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA 11.05 Alan Carr: Chatty Man (R) 12.05 European Poker Tour 1.05 Beach Volleyball 2.00 Athletics 2.55 FIM Superbike World Championship 3.20 KOTV Boxing Weekly 3.50 The Grid (R) 4.15 British Formula 3 International Series (R) 4.40 Triathlon: Ironman UK (R) 5.10 That Paralympic Show (R) 5.35 Scrapheap Challenge (R)

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 The Wright Stuff Extra with Gabby Logan 12.10 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Ice Road Truckers (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (R) 3.10 Inside Hollywood 3.20 FILM: Mystery Woman: Snapshot. (2005) Whodunit, starring Kellie Martin. 5.00 5 News at 5; Weather 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. Sid rushes to Hawaii to stop Indi and Romeo’s wedding. (R) 6.25 OK! TV. Weekday magazine show, hosted by Kate Walsh and Matt Johnson.

7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 Mexican Food Made Simple; 5 News Update 8.00 Monster Moves A Spitfire is taken apart to be shipped from Britain to America; 5 News at 9 9.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Part one of two. Grissom announces he is leaving the team. (R) 10.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (R) 11.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (R) 12.00 Crimes That Shook the World (R) 12.55 SuperCasino 4.00 Meals in Moments (R) 4.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R) 5.00 County Secrets (R) 5.10 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.35 House Doctor (R)

Wednesday 13 Thursday 14 BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Heir Hunters (R) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) BBC News; Weather 11.00 Food Fighters 11.45 Saints and Scroungers; BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show: Best of Britain 7.30 The Great British Weather New series. Live interactive series on meteorology; BBC News: Regional News 8.30 In with the Flynns 9.00 The Apprentice The budding business brains open rival fast-food outlets in London’s West End. 10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 The National Lottery Wednesday Night Draws 10.45 Not Going Out (R) 11.15 Him & Her; National Lottery Update 11.45 FILM: Kevin and Perry Go Large (2000) Comedy, starring Harry Enfield and Kathy Burke; Weatherview 1.05 Sign Zone: Bang Goes the Theory (R) 1.35 Richard Hammond’s Engineering Connections (R) 2.25 Saints and Scroungers (R) 2.50 Royal Upstairs Downstairs (R) 3.20 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.30 CBeebies 11.30 Daily Politics 1.00 Diagnosis Murder (R) 1.45 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Animal 24:7 (R) 3.00 Flog It! (R) 3.45 Antiques Road Trip (R) 4.30 Weakest Link. (R) 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Great British Railway Journeys. (R) 7.00 The Culture Show From the 2011 Manchester International Festival.

8.00 Top Gear Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel drives the Reasonably Priced Car. (R) 9.00 This World: Italy’s Bloodiest Mafia Mark Franchetti investigates the Camorra crime syndicate of Naples.

10.00 The Apprentice: You’re Fired!

10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Golf: The Open Championship 11.50 The Culture Show (R) 12.50 BBC News 3.20 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Ten Mile Menu 3.00 Secret Dealers 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 Dinner Date. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 The Unforgettable Leonard Rossiter (R) 8.00 Lewis A body is found on an Oxford tour bus.

(R) 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Car Crime UK (R) 11.35 Homes from Hell (R) 12.30 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.35 FILM: Meteor. (1979) Disaster drama, starring Sean Connery.

4.20 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.30 Sali Mali (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Frasier (R) 8.25 According to Jim 8.55 Friends (R) 9.25 Friends (R) 9.50 Channel 4 Presents – David Clarke 2012 (R) 9.55 Country House Rescue (R) 10.55 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away (R) 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Relocation: Phil Down Under (R) 1.10 River Cottage Bites (R) 1.15 Proud Parents (R) 1.30 FILM: The Law and Jake Wade. (1958) Western, starring Robert Taylor. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal.

5.00 Quiz Trippers. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 Jo Frost: Extreme Parental Guidance A child who exists on a diet of custard creams.

9.00 24 Hours in A&E A construction worker who was trapped under a cherry picker.

10.00 8 Out of 10 Cats Uncut 10.50 The Killing (R) 12.55 Music on 4: Live from Abbey Road 1.35 Music on 4: Mercury Prize Sessions (R) 1.50 Music on 4: The Album Chart Show: Spotlight 2.05 FILM: Cheaper By the Dozen. (1950) Family comedy based on a true story, starring Clifton Webb. 3.35 Hill Street Blues 4.25 One Tree Hill (R) 5.15 Countdown (R)

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 The Wright Stuff Extra with Gabby Logan 12.10 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Ice Road Truckers (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: NY (R) 3.10 FILM: Hell on Heels: The Battle of Mary Kay. (2002) Fact-based comedy drama, starring Shirley MacLaine. 5.00 5 News at 5; Weather 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.25 OK! TV. 7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 Garden ER 8.00 The Removal Men: Pickfords Documentary following crews from Pickfords Removals; 5 News at 9 9.00 NCIS (R) 10.00 FILM: The Contractor (2007) Action thriller, starring Wesley Snipes.

11.50 Inside Hollywood 11.55 Poker: Aussie Millions 12.55 SuperCasino 4.00 Meals in Moments (R) 4.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R) 5.00 Rough Guide to Beaches (R) 5.10 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.35 House Doctor (R)

BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Heir Hunters (R) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) BBC News; Weather 11.00 Food Fighters 11.45 Saints and Scroungers; BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless.

6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show: Best of Britain The programme’s best stories.

7.30 EastEnders Christian argues with Zainab about his adoption plans; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 Traffic Cops Bedfordshire police target motorists breaking the law.

9.00 Torchwood: Miracle Day New series. Sci-fi thriller, starring John Barrowman and Eve Myles.

10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Classroom Secrets An experiment to show how children behave in class.

11.35 This Week; Holiday Weatherview 12.25 Sign Zone: Gerry and the GPs – Panorama (R) 12.55 Countryfile (R) 1.55 Fake Britain (R) 2.40 Royal Upstairs Downstairs (R) 3.10 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 9.00 Live Golf: The Open Championship. The opening day’s play in Sandwich, Kent.

8.00 Rick Stein’s Spain New series. The chef embarks on a culinary tour, beginning in Galicia.

9.00 History Cold Case Investigating the remains of 17 people discovered in Norwich.

10.00 Mock the Week 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Seve: The Legend Tribute to golf star Severiano Ballesteros, who died in May. (R) 12.20 The Tudors (R) 1.10 BBC News 3.10 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Ten Mile Menu 3.00 Secret Dealers 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 Dinner Date. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale Moira worries when she sees Cain flirting with Holly.

7.30 The Rising Cost of Food: Tonight The impact on families of escalating food prices.

8.00 Emmerdale Aaron tells Chas to refuse Carl’s offer.

8.30 Coronation Street Carla invites Frank for a meal at the bistro.

9.00 Single-Handed New series. Part one of two.

Irish crime drama, starring Owen McDonnell.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Piers Morgan’s Life Stories Strictly Come Dancing host Bruce Forsyth is interviewed. (R) 11.35 The Late Debate 12.00 Odd One In (R) 12.45 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.45 The Rising Cost of Food: Tonight (R) 3.10 ITV Nightscreen 4.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show (R) 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.00 The Treacle People (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Frasier (R) 8.25 According to Jim 8.55 Friends (R) 9.25 Friends (R) 9.55 Country House Rescue (R) 10.55 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away (R) 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Relocation: Phil Down Under (R) 1.05 FILM: None But the Brave. (1965) Second World War adventure, starring Frank Sinatra. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Quiz Trippers. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. The family heads for Africa. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. Theresa’s T4 on the Beach fun comes to an abrupt end.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv A Rabbi who believes Jesus may have been gay. (R) 8.00 Help! My House Is Falling Down A 14th-century Essex farmhouse in need of repair.

9.00 The Killing Linden and Holder track down a potential witness.

10.00 Coppers Traffic officers in Cambridgeshire offer an insight into their jobs. (R) 11.05 King Of Uncut 11.55 Channel 4 Presents – Ellie Simmonds 2012 An insight into the life of the gold medalwinning Paralympic swimmer. (R) 12.00 The Film Show 12.35 T4: Style the Nation 1.00 4Music: 4Play: Dry the River 1.15 Cast Offs (R) 2.00 FILM: Dying Young. (1991) Romantic drama, starring Julia Roberts and Campbell Scott. 3.45 Murder on Honeymoon: Dispatches (R) 4.35 One Tree Hill (R) 5.20 Countdown (R)

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 The Wright Stuff Extra with Gabby Logan 12.10 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Ice Road Truckers (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: NY (R) 3.15 FILM: Little Girl Lost: The Delimar Vera Story. (2008) Factbased drama, starring Judy Reyes. 5.00 5 News at 5; Weather 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away.

Casey drops out of school. (R) 6.25 OK! TV. Weekday magazine show, hosted by Kate Walsh and Matt Johnson.

7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 Zoo Days A rhino causes problems for the team; (R) 5 News Update 8.00 Eddie Stobart: Trucks and Trailers A driver tries to perform a difficult manoeuvre. (R) 9.00 New Cowboy Builders Helping homeowners let down by unreliable workmen.

10.00 Candy Bar Girls DJ Jo’s plans to become a teacher are jeopardised.

11.00 Police Interceptors (R) 12.00 SuperCasino 4.00 Meals in Moments (R) 4.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R) 5.00 Rough Guide To (R) 5.10 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.35 House Doctor (R)

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Friday 8 July 2011

Events

St John’s Arts and Flower Festival

9th July

9th July

The parish of St John The Evangelist RC Church, Horsham, is aiming to prove Horsham’s Got Talent through events and exhibits. Central to the festival will be floral displays based on Saintly Stories. www. stjohnshorsham.com (10.30am-6.00pm daily).

The Horsham Branch Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal will be holding the Annual Awards Night at 7pm courtesy of Roffey Social & Sports Club, Horsham RH12 4DY. Admission is free. Awards, BBQ, disco by Appeal supporters Pure Entertainments, raffle and more. All welcome.

Ann Summers evening at The Dragon pub in Colgate, with a private ‘ladies only’ bar and refreshments provided. Just turn up for a fun evening from 7.30pm. In aid of the Village Hall fund.

10th July

Charity Open Day

10th July

Southwater Craft and Gift Market

10th July

Sedgwick Park House Garden (RH13 6QQ) will be holding a Charity Open Day on from 1–5pm. Tea. coffee and refreshments will be served on the terrace. Well behaved dogs welcome on a lead. Entry £5 per person, children free. For more details email headgardener@sedgwickpark.com

Southwater Leisure Centre 11am–3pm.

Stalls include handmade jewellery, home made cakes and chutneys, childrens toys and gifts, fashions items and accessories.

If you are interested in a stall please email southwatercraftandgiftmarket@hotmail. co.uk . Entry donation to Help for Heroes.

Car Boot Sale at Southwater Playing Fields, Southwater Street. Opens at 9am for sellers and from 11am to 3pm for buyers.

First 20 cars that turn up on the day will get a free pitch. Cars £5.00 Vans £8.00, Buyers free. For further information call 07739259541.

13th July

Horsham DFAS Meeting & AGM

13th July

Green Drinks

14th July

Horsham Decorative Fine Arts Society meeting at the Capitol, Horsham. As it is also the AGM, meeting starts at 10.30am.

Followed by speaker Oliver Everett on The Drama Behind the Taj Mahal: The life and times of the Indian Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan. Visitors welcome. Admission £5.

Transition Horsham hosts a Green Drinks social every second Wednesday of the month at The Crown in the Carfax. Drop in from 7.30pm onwards and meet other Horsham folk who are interested in environmental issues. There is a small free buffet courtesy of The Crown at about 8.00pm.

Wisborough Green farmers’ and village market, 9am-12.30pm in and around the Village Hall. A selection of up to 30 stalls selling locally sourced/produced food and crafts. Tea and Coffee supplied by Macmillan Cancer Supporters, with a piece of home-made cake!

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French Market & a different face of France daily

Friday 15 French Market Day

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Farmers’ and Village Market

15th July  16th July 16th July   Alzheimer’s Society South East Area Office’s official opening

Wedding Dress Extravaganza

Music For A Summer’s Evening

Saturday 16 Street Entertainment Day Sunday 17 Montmartre Day & 2CV Display!

01403 211661

www.frenchfest.co.uk

Please come along anytime between 4pm and 7pm and find out more about the Society, the local services and fundraising and volunteering opportunities. Barclays House, 51 Bishopric, Horsham. For further information please contact Hayley on 01403 276649

St Andrew’s Church, Nuthurst 11.00am4.00pm. Come and view a collection of wedding gown designs from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. Floral decorations to enhance the exhibits. Wedding afternoon teas available. Donations in aid of church funds.

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St Peters Church, Henfield at 6.30pm.

Concert of operatic favourites and songs from the shows performed by Sidonie Winter and her colleagues from the Royal Opera. For tickets visit the box office at Henfield Furnishings (Cook Shop), tickets priced at £12.

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Events

Add your event to our online Events page, free of charge at www.the-resident.co.uk/events 18th July

19th July

22nd July

7pm to 9pm. Opportunity to examine the catch closely and make identification, using a variety of magnifiers and a microscopes with assistance from a few experts. All nets, containers and equipment provided. Cost: £3 per adult. Booking is essential - call 01403 259592.

Horsham University of the Third Age will be holding their Annual Open Day at The Holbrook Club, North Heath Lane, Horsham from 11.30am until 2.30pm. Admission is free.

Billingshurst Macmillan Support Group are holding a film night at Billingshurst Village Hall at 7.30pm. The film scheduled to be shown is “Unknown” starring Liam Neeson and it is a 12A. Tickets are available from Mallards Estate Agents in Billingshurst

23rd July

Open Garden

24th July

Sparks In The Park

31st July

Everyone is welcome to visit the garden of Roy & Doreen Stirling at 67 Greenway, Horsham, RH12 2JT. 10.30am-4.30pm. Morning coffee & biscuits, lunchtime ploughmans, afternoon cream teas, raffle, garage sale, plants etc. All proceeds go to ‘smile train’, Biblelands and Bluebell Railway.

Horsham prepares to celebrate the London 2012 One Year Countdown with a free Summer family event in Horsham Park from 12noon-5pm. Family fun day, Bensons Funfair, children’s fun and games, ‘have-a-go’ sports, Set4Success launch, Rotary charities market, Shout Out Carnival.

Holbrook RFC’s 2nd annual rugby competition at The Holbrook Club. Entry open to all local teams, businesses and social groups.

Teams consist of 10 players with 7 on the pitch at one time. Entry fee is £50 per team.

Licensed bar and BBQ. For more info contact Jamie Boon on 07962042730, jamieboon@ hotmail.com or Ben Wells on 07805207840

31st July

Cash Prize Bingo

7th August

4th September

At The Holbrook Club, North Heath Lane, Horsham RH12 5PJ. In conjunction with the British Heart Foundation. 18+ only £1 Registration = 4 Cards; £8 / 6 Cards; £11.50. Members & Non Members welcome. See www.theholbrookclub.co.uk for more information.

Open garden with musicians from Millais School, cakes and croquet on the lawn. The tea parties are for people with dementia, their families and friends. A representative from Horsham Alzheimer’s Society will be present. 3pm to 5pm at Trenchmore, Burnthouse Lane, Cowfold, RH13 8DG. For more info call Joanne on 01403 864419.

Southwater Country Park. Come and see local triathletes, beginners and more experienced, take part in the sprint relay in teams of 3. Each person swims 400m, cycles 18.5km then runs 3.8km before handing over the next member of the team!

11th September

25th September

Table top sale at Millennium Hall Roffey from 10am to 1pm. Free entry and car park. See website for full details and table bookings - www.4roffey.co.uk or email roffey@4roffey.co.uk

Memory Walk is Alzheimer’s Society’s biggest fundraising event and a great opportunity to have a fun day out while raising money.

Meet outside the café at Southwater Country Park at 11am and enjoy a stroll around the lakes. For more info go to www.memorywalk. org.uk or call Kylie on 01403 276649.

Add your event to our online Events page, free of charge at www.theresident.co.uk/ events

Pond Dipping for Adults at Warnham Local Nature Reserve

Table top sale in Roffey

Horsham U3A Open Day

Summer Garden Tea Party

Alzheimer’s Society Memory Walk

Charity Film Night

Holbrook Tag Rugby Competition

Southwater Sprint Relay Triathlon

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Past & Present

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Each week we feature a different historical photograph of Horsham from 1951 and an updated photograph from this year

1951 London Road, now partly demolished Do you have any memories of this area? Email ‘Your Shout’ – matthew@the-resident.co.uk

1951 photograph © Horsham Photographic Society and Horsham Museum. A4 copies of the 1951 photograph are available to purchase at £7.50 from Horsham Museum and Art Gallery, 9 Causeway, Horsham RH12 1HE.

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Brain Gym Codeword

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Replace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within each circle can be arranged to form words on a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark?

Double Crossword

Each number in the grid represents a different letter of the alphabet and every letter of the alphabet is used.

Use the given letter(s) to the right of the main grid to start you off.

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Down 1. Always coming in to use rod and line - over-eager, in fact (8) 2. A valance taken from the temple (6) 3. A private line used for keeping office records (4) 4. Flying-boats? (8) 5. You need to have the first word as far as the ultimatum is concerned (6) 6. Take a gamble before writing a letter (4) 11. Where a lot may go for very little (4-4) 13. Precise correspondence of one side with another (8) 15. Where service clothing is assumed (6) 17. Bound to provide water for part of the year (6) 19. Immediately after getting ten in the snare (4) 21. Forced to be a domestic servant, by the sound of it (4)

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Last week’s solutions: The letter represented by the question mark is N. Astatine, Chlorine, Fluorine, all halogens.

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Last week’s solutions:

CRYPTIC - Across: 1 Amps; 8 Longfellow; 9 Footnote; 10 Copy; 12 By-road; 14 Thread; 15 Fiends; 17 Sector; 18 Stem; 19 Adoption; 21 Laundryman; 22 Keel. Down: 2 Misogynist; 3 Slat; 4 Untold; 5 Affect; 6 Electric; 7 Sway; 11 Pianoforte; 13 Ointment; 16 Stairs; 17 Storms; 18 Solo; 20 Tank. QUICK - Across: 1 View; 8 Abominable; 9 District; 10 Tour; 12 Mingle; 14 Exceed; 15 Favour; 17 Clever; 18 Mess; 19 Validate; 21 Outrageous; 22 Halt. Down: 2 Intimidate; 3 Wait; 4 Novice; 5 Little; 6 Particle; 7 Tear; 11 Uneventful; 13 Glossary; 16 Ravage; 17 Callow; 18 Moot; 20 Dash.

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How you rate: 15 words - average; 20 words - good; 25 words - very good; 30 or more - excellent.

alert, alter, apple, earl, elate, epaulet, lappet, late, later, leap, leapt, leer, leper, lure, lute, pale, paler, palter, papule, peal, pearl, peel, pelt, perpetual, petal, petrel, plat, plate, plater, plea, pleat, pleura, prelate, pule, pulp, pupal, purl, purple, rappel, real, reel, relate, repeal, repel, rule, tale, teal, ultra.

Fill in the white squares with numbers 1 to 9. Each horizontal block must add up to the number in the shaded square to its left, and each vertical block to the number above. Numbers may be used once in each block.

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Scribble pad

Sudoku Fill in the grids below so that every column, every row and each of the 3x3 boxes contains all the digits from 1 to 9.

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Rearrange the letters in the grid B to make five words that read both across and down. Five letters have been placed to start you off.

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Give yourself ten minutes to find as many words as possible using the letters in the grid. Each word must use the central letter and at least 3 others, and letters may be used only once. You cannot use plurals, foreign words or proper nouns, but verb forms ending in ‘s’ are permitted. There is one 9letter word to be found.

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Property

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A woodland paradise Blakewood stands in a delightful area of rural countryside about 2 miles north of Pulborough off a no through country lane.

Blakewood is a charming and unusual property which has been developed by the present owners over many years since they purchased the woodland in 1984.

A purchaser now has the opportunity to enjoy living in a comfortable and spacious house in a delightful setting whilst continuing the commercial activities in the woodland and the club house.

At present the club house is used for weddings/receptions, private parties and a regular music club night.

Although the property is not being sold as a going concern, any advance bookings will be available to the purchaser.

The property is approached over a drive which leads past the club house

to an additional hardened area for parking and then to a spur off to the main house which sits in a wooded glade with its own generous parking and turning area. The house was built about 6 years ago.

On the southern elevation is a very attractive balcony taking full advantage of the outlook through the trees towards open farmland to the south.

Also on the south side is a substantial raised decked area which provides a superb extra dimension to the house.

The accommodation provides 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, fine drawing room, substantial reception and dining hall, family room, kitchen/ breakfast room and utility room.

There is also an enclosure leading across to the double garage.

The main area of garden is formed by bluebell woodland which has been thinned to provide a view through to the adjoining farmland with an ornamental pond adjoining a terrace.

The club house built in 2001/2002 measures about 20m x 10m overall and provides office/reception area, food bar, foyer, ladies and gents toilets, kitchen, scullery, cellar and wine store, function/club room with raised stage, dance floor and large open fireplace with a corner bar.

Adjoining is a paved terrace bordered by a low brick wall overlooking a lawned area and suitable for a framed marquee covering.

On the first floor, a staircase rises from the reception area to a galleried landing area and a large clear span area over the whole building.

Guide price £1.4 million. Batcheller Monkhouse have been appointed as sole agents.

Please telephone 01798 872081 or email sales@batchellermonkhouse. com for full colour illustrated particulars, or download them directly from the website www.monkhouse. co.uk

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Make yourself at home at Harper James The estate agents expands, opening an office with a difference in Horsham’s town centre

Estate Agent Harper James has opened a new branch in Horsham.

The office, on South Street near the Carfax, has been renovated to create a space with a difference, where homebuyers and sellers can come in to talk to the team in a relaxed, informal environment.

The Horsham branch means significant expansion for the company, which is keeping its other office, in Southwater.

Partner, Ross Attwood, said: “We’re really pleased to have a base in the town centre. We’ve picked a convenient location and have created an office where people can come in to a comfortable lounge and talk to their agent. Buying or selling a property is not always the most fun thing to do.

We aim to make our clients’ experience as enjoyable as possible.”

Ross added that despite the growth of the company, customer service remains its top priority. He said: “We have always been focused on providing an individual service to a very high standard, and that won’t change.

Rather than taking on a vast stock of properties which may languish for months on the internet, we operate on a one-to-one basis with customers, providing constant communication, marketing and monitoring until their property is sold.”

Earlier this month, Harper James’ new office was officially opened

by Cllr Claire Vickers, Chairman of

Horsham District Council. The interior of the old property has been refurbished and redecorated, mixing contemporary pieces with a more comfortable classic style. An original fireplace has been uncovered to give the feel of a lounge and large deed boxes, which are hundreds of years old, were found in the cellar and are

used for decorative purposes in the office.

Ross added: “We took a lot of time choosing the right building, and I think we have a perfect balance of character, and a modern business. We wanted a place that was welcoming, warm and friendly, which reflects the ethos of our business.”

Ross Attwood

Superb rural building plot near Billingshurst Lower Lodge at The Haven forms part of a larger private estate in a beautiful and peaceful area of Sussex countryside well away from public roads.

The estate has a total of 4 dwellings, all standing in the middle of the grounds.

The Lodge stands well away from the other dwellings in a beautiful park like setting and has permission to be replaced in the same location.

The site extends in all to about 33½ acres, which includes about 14½ acres of open mown grounds and gardens together with about 18 acres of woodland. A maintained path runs through the woodland providing some very pleasant walks.

By the entrance to the drive is a substantial modern hay harn 20.5m x 11.25m with concrete floor, power and lighting connected.

There is also a garage building to the west of the Lodge with an existing

heated outdoor pool adjoining.

The consent permits this to be turned into an indoor pool facility.

The property is accessed over an impressive half mile principal drive which leads from Haven Road which is flanked by grassland at it leads towards the centre of the estate.

The Lower Lodge estate is situated amidst some idyllic West Sussex countryside within 40 miles of the centre of London, about 3 miles to the village of Billingshurst and 6 miles west of Horsham.

Guildford is about 14 miles to the North West and Dorking 15 miles to the north.

Guide price £1.5milion.

Batcheller Monkhouse have been appointed as sole agents. Please telephone 01798 872081 or email sales@batchellermonkhouse.com for full colour illustrated particulars or download them directly from www. batchellermonkhouse.com

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Price reduction for Victorian family home Local agents Munslow Bailey Gray have just been instructed to substantially reduce the asking price of this impressive 4 bedroom Victorian family home, in the heart of Broadbridge Heath Village to £299,995!

Partner Ian Munslow commented “Our clients are realistic in the current challenging property market and have decided to take an aggressive pricing strategy, rather than aiming high in the hope of negotiating back”.

Ian added “I fully support their strategy, from experience potential buyers will often track properties of interest and a substantial price reduction quite often is the trigger to selling, simply by the vendor demonstrating that they are realistic in the current climate”.

Aside of the price reduction, this

really is a charming period property, boasting many original features including stripped floors, fireplaces and a hand built antique pine kitchen that forms the centre piece on the ground floor.

Alongside of all of the character features the property also offers great family accommodation including: 4 bedrooms, 2 reception rooms, kitchen and separate utility room a downstairs cloakroom and modern first floor bathroom.

Externally the garden is a real feature, offering a tranquil retreat from life’s hustle and bustle. There is also off street parking for three cars and a larger than average detached garage, which is a real bonus in Victorian properties like this!

Since the price reduction interest levels have already increased and

an early viewing is recommended to avoid disappointment For an appointment to view, or if you have any questions relating to this charming property contact any of the partners at Munslow Bailey Gray on 01403 267530 or email them on sales@mbgproperties.com

Detached cottage style property set in enchanting gardens Guy Leonard & Company is delighted to offer for sale a glorious cottage style three bedroom detached property set in a quiet close within the popular lanes area of Storrington.

The property was built in the mid-1980’s and offers light and spacious accommodation internally with views of the South Downs from the first floor.

The property comprises on the ground floor of an entrance hall, two reception room, large kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, ground floor shower room and conservatory.

To the first floor the principal bedroom benefits from an ensuite bathroom and there are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The detached double garage has a hobbies room above and there is

ample off road parking.

The charming landscaped gardens are a particular feature with mature trees and exotic plants.

The Guide Price is £499,950 for the freehold interest and an internal viewing is highly recommended.

For further information and an appointment to view, please contact the vendor’s sold agents: Guy Leonard & Company on 10903 742354

Landlords and tenants face risks from unregulated agents With the recent report that two million more households could move into the rented sector over the next ten years, Leaders – the UK’s largest independent letting specialist – is reminding landlords and tenants to take care when choosing a letting agent because this sector, despite its growth, remains unregulated.

Says Leaders’ managing director,

Paul Weller: “As the private rented sector grows, more people are using letting agents, unaware that there is no proper regulation governing them, and in particular over how they handle client money. Over the 28 years we have been in business, we have seen countless letting agents disappear with their clients’ rent and deposits, either by going bust or through blatant theft.”

Mr Weller points to a number of recently reported cases, including that of Robert Stagg which was reported on the industry news site Letting Agent Today. Mr Stagg was sentenced earlier this month to two years in prison after apparently pocketing £140,000 worth of rents and deposits, which should have been paid to landlords or held in accordance with the Tenancy Deposit Protection Scheme.

Another agent, Sharon Price of Price Properties, owed over £90,000 to landlords, tenants and contractors when her business went under, according to Letting Agent Today. She had not held client money separately, kept inadequate records and ran her

business in a ‘chaotic and shambolic’ way, despite describing herself as a competent and professional estate agent. She was fined just £3,000 by magistrates earlier this month.

The most recent case is of Milton Keynes agent, Thomas and Company Rentals, the owners of which have disappeared owing thousands of pounds in rent and deposits, according to a report in the Milton Keynes Citizen. Landlords have been trying to contact the company for weeks to trace their missing rent, but with no success. The case is currently being investigated by trading standard officers at Milton Keynes Council.

Says Mr Weller: “Under the current system, there was no legislation in place to prevent these individuals – and others like them - from acting as they have. Worse still, there is nothing to stop any of them re-entering the lettings industry and handling rents and deposits once again! These cases – just three among many that occur on a frequent basis - highlight the fundamental lack of controls on letting agents, which we want the public to be aware of so that they can

take steps to protect themselves.”

Mr Weller’s advice to landlords and tenants is simple. You are only protected if you use an agent that is a member of a professional body such as ARLA, NAEA or RICS. These organisations are self-regulating and ensure that clients’ money is held in separate, ring-fenced accounts and properly protected.

“But it’s not only about money,” says Mr Weller: “Your chosen agent should also be experienced, knowledgeable and competent to let and manage property, with a thorough understanding of the complex legislation surrounding letting. They should also have an in-depth knowledge of the local letting market; a firm grip on what is happening in the property market generally; and the ability to look after the needs of a range of clients efficiently and professionally.

“Unfortunately, getting it wrong can have dire consequences for landlords, including huge legal expenses, loss of rent, financial penalties and even custodial sentences for not complying with legislation. For tenants it can literally be a matter of life

and death if legislation regarding the safety of the property and its contents is not complied with, for example gas, electrical and fire safety regulations.

“When you consider the many potential risks to the public, it is shocking that any person or organisation can become a letting agent, with no training, qualifications or financial probity. Until there is proper regulation in place, unprofessional, unqualified and unethical agents will continue operate to the detriment of unwitting landlords and tenants.

This is particularly worrying at a time when more and more people are turning to the private rented sector for their housing needs.”

For advice you can trust on all aspects of letting and renting please contact your local Leaders branch or visit www.leaders.co.uk Leaders Horsham, 18a Market Square, Horsham RH12 1EU. Tel: 01403 217858 To find an ARLA, NAEA or RICS member letting agent visit: www.arla. co.uk, www.naea.co.uk or www.rics. org

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Great news landlords: new arrival, new offer Brock Taylor would like to welcome Clare Fleet to their growing lettings department as the new Senior Lettings Consultant, bringing eight years experience in letting and property management in the West Sussex, Hampshire and Surrey areas.

Born and bred in Horsham, Clare started her career with a leading national letting agent, working hard to win the role of Senior and finishing 2010 in the Top Ten Negotiators.

As an addition to the already strong team, who are renowned for their friendly, professional service, Clare said this, “as an independent agent Brock Taylor are offering an exciting opportunity to provide Landlords with a flexible, personalised and reasonably priced, quality service.

“This is such a great time to let property, and to work for an agent who are so passionate about the local property market and to providing a service that is second to none, is really inspiring and refreshing”.

Brock Taylor understand in the current economic climate that Landlords are questioning costs and whether they should instruct an agent at all.

According to lettingweb.com, ‘tenants are demanding a quality service and better quality of housing which has led many private landlords to seek the help of a letting agent to manage their properties and ensure sustained occupancy’, which means a stable and continued financial return.

Bearing this in mind, and to coincide with the new arrival, Brock Taylor have a fantastic new promotion for all Landlords looking to rent their properties this summer.

On offer is free management fees for the first three months of the tenancy; 3 for Free*.

This is exclusively to new Landlords who instruct one, or even several, properties on either a Fully Managed or Rent Collection basis.

If the financial side of letting your property is holding you back, this is an ideal opportunity to receive three full months of rental to get you started.

Letting an investment property portfolio or simply your current home can be time-consuming, frustrating and often stressful. So, to make your life as simple as possible it’s vital to deal with experts in the area to minimise the stress and maximise the speedy occupation of your property.

With an award-winning service, a fresh approach to marketing, strong local knowledge and an ever expanding portfolio of managed properties, Brock Taylor would love to welcome you as their newest Landlord.

In order to take advantage of this great offer, which expires at the end of July, call on 01403 272022 to book a free no obligation valuation.

It really is that simple, Landlords. *terms and conditions apply

Cul-de-sac location on edge of village A feature of the property is that it sits within generous secluded grounds having many attractive and established plants, a pond and small stream.

The property is offered for sale with a Guide Price of £465,000 for the freehold interest.

For further information or an appointment to view, please contact Guy Leonard & Company on 01903 742354 or visit www.guyleonard. co.uk

Guy Leonard & Company is delighted to be offering for sale a spacious three bedroom bungalow with good size secluded gardens.

The property is set in a no through road on the edge of Storrington village.

Internally there is a spacious sitting/dining room with a conservatory off, large kitchen/breakfast room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Externally there is parking for several vehicles leading to a double garage.

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The Paddocks, our prestigious development in Horsham, has proved exceptionally The popularOrchards and now only our show home remains.

Hassocks West Sussex Boxgrove House a 5 bedroom detached home, featuring a designer kitchen by Cuisines Schmidt, separate utility room, en suite bathrooms to the master bedroom and bedroom 2, landscaped gardens and double garage. Act quickly and take this final opportunity to start living the Village Collection lifestyle close to schools, shops, community life and excellent transport connections.

Boxgrove House, 5 Bedroom detached home priced at £725,000 Showhome open from 10am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday

Move in this Summer

For information call 01403 251862

01403 256 331 Prices and details correct at time of going to press.

Photography depicts Boxgrove House and typical interiors at The Paddocks.

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Property - Ask the Experts

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A new independent Letting Agent just Should I choose a large chain or a has smaller opened in myestate town and is offering really independent agent to sell my house cheap commission rates to new Landlords in Horsham? which I am considering for my rental property when it comes up for re-let. What is Youadvice? should choose the best estate agent in the your village or town wherever you live.

The best way for to determine this isintothe askUK With demand rental property neighbours who are selling about currently soaring, many agents are their running out of experiences, local agents websites feedback properties to check offer waiting tenants and arefor slashing their comments and visit theirfees offices find outbid what letting and management in a to desperate to sort attract of reception you get because this is wanting how your landlords.

Additionally, new agents topotential build up buyers will be quickly treated.will advertise cut price deals such as their portfolio Large agent chains may have 5% for aestate fully managed service totell try you and they tempt landlords access to more buyers than smaller companies; which is onto their books. undoubtedly true.

In the current economic climate this may seem like good What fail to mention thewarn vast landlords majority to news onthey the surface howeverisI that always willwary be registered with their offices towns and be of deals that seem too good in to other be true.

I firmly villages.that you get what you pay for in terms of service believe It is of absolutely no interestfees to you an agent has and professionalism.

Cut-price canifoften result in a 200 buyers on their to buy inhaving Hampshire, cut-down service, or books worse,looking in the agent not enough Wales,toordeliver London. funds anyBuyers servicelooking at all. in Horsham will contact in Horsham, not Haslemere!

There estate is moreagents to letting and managing a property than Also,the with the huge rise in internet use many meets eye.

Knowledgeable, well trained staffbuyers are simply keep an eye on the property websites and contact needed; prospective tenants should be vetted carefully; the agentlegislation marketingmust yourbe house once with; it appears online so complex complied a professional the onlineshould presentation and pro-activity in responding to inventory be compiled; tenants’ safety and enquiries is actuallymust far more important. landlords’ interests be protected at all times; and At Harper James pride ourselves onAll ourthis customer maintenance issueswe addressed promptly. and more service and is only going toand become morewhich important requires a lotthis of time, expertise resources an as thecharging market becomes morelow stable. agent exceptionally fees may not be able treat each and every client a very precious toWe provide.

Neglecting any of theseascould lead to serious customer later that deserves constant communication problems on. throughout the process I believe larger chains Of course landlords willwhich naturally wantthe to keep their simply cannot due to the quantityrate they deal costs down andprovide will be looking for sheer a competitive in. however they should always read the small print carefully I suspect their clients are almost into a toSometimes, make sure that the deal they are signing up forfed really machine and alongall, thethis ‘conveyer-belt’, becoming is as cheap as shuffled it looks. After is probably the most old news after couple of weeks because expensive assetayou are asking someone toanother manage,batch so of new joined the of the queue in why riskinstructions your entire has investment justfront to save a few pounds the interim. up-front?

Smaller agents tenddramatic to deal more thoroughly with fewer The concern is that fee cutting will prove properties; giving them the and timeeven andcostly attention their unprofitable, unsustainable which could clientsmany deserve until sell. cause agents tothey go out of business, leaving their Sometimes life, less is definitely landlords andin tenants high and dry. more.

If you are contemplating puttingayour house onlandlords the My advice is that when choosing letting agent marketnot andbase would appreciate a market appraisal should their decision on price alone, but to also please call me on 01403 732727 or email consider experience, reputation, professionalism and ‘rossattwood@harper-james.co.uk’. overall quality of service. For extra peace of mind it is also advisable to choose an agent that specialises in lettings only, has industry qualified staff, and in particular one that is a member of a professional body such as the Association of Residential (ARLA).

Harper JamesLetting Land Agents & Property ForOld advice canWorthing trust on renting or letting in The Postyou Office, Road. Southwater your please contact Westarea Sussex RH13 1RD Kathy on 01403 217585 or kathytaylor@leaders.co.uk 01403 732727 www.harper-james.co.uk

Leaders 18a Market Square, Horsham,West Sussex RH12 1EU 01403 217585 www.leaders.co.uk

Duncan Simon Rollison Jagger MRICS Chartered Broker Consultant Surveyor Harper MercierJames Allen

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can I improveamy chances of having a IHow have inherited house in Slinfold good income I retire? with a large when garden.

I’d like to sell, but my chartered surveyor recommends I include ‘uplift or overage Planning an for your retirement can beclause’ complexin and the salerequires contract because mightFinancial be guidance fromthe yourbuyer Independent able to get planning permission to build Adviser.

There are however 10 basic stepsanother to improving house or maybe your two pension housesincome. on the plot. The surveyor has told me he’ll negotiate this on my 1. Start saving for your retirement early, obvious but true. behalf, but I don’t know what he’s talking about.

Saving little and often makes a big difference.

Can you explain?

2. Join your employer’s scheme if they have one. By joining an

employer’s scheme you can often benefit from additional contributions made by your employer.

3. Take advantage relief.such Make as thethis mostin of the the tax Havingofatax clause sale breaks available to you, especially if you are a higher rate or contract would benefit you in the future additional rate tax payer. if the planning permission and 4. Increase the buyer control gets you have over where you invest your money.

Investing the in theland. right funds at the right can develops The clause willtime state a significant difference to the overall performance of that,make if your buyer at some stage gets permission to your pension. build on any part of the garden, you will receive a 5. National Insurance contributions. In some circumstances it percentage ofyou thetoincreased of the property. may benefit make extra value contributions.

So letadditional your surveyor an agreement to 6. do Make paymentsnegotiate into your personal pension plan.

You should review your pension planning regularly at least guarantee that if planning permission is granted, year.your share. The clause will need to be youonce willaget 7. Take advantage of an Open Market Option. When you are for anearing fixed retirement time, often twenty-one must it may benefit you years, to shop and aboutitfor your say annuity how you arethan to be the money.

But also get rather justpaid accepting the one offered by your scheme. with experience of “overage” involved to a solicitor 8. By an annuity offers terms.

In some cases it be certify that the that clause isspecial perfectly worded.

It can may benefit you to make a medical or lifestyle disclosure, a complicated process and you don’t want to lose simply informing your annuity provider that you smoke may out increase becausetheofincome vagueyou wording. receive.

9. Consider the alternatives to annuity purchase. If you have a larger fund and happyon to accept a more complex If you would likeare advise the development solution, there are alternatives may suit you. potential ofthen your property beforewhich you consider a Common alternatives include income drawdown and phased saleretirement. please contact duncanjagger@harper-james.

If you would like to know more then it is vital co.uk call 01403-732727 thator you obtain specialist advice from your IFA. 10. Get advice and keep informed of your options. Planning for retirement isn’t a one off decision. By starting a dialogue early with an independent financial advisor you can benefit from a professional relationship which will improve the chances of you enjoying a financially comfortable retirement.

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If you would like to discuss any of the points raised then please contact me on (01403) 268562 or e-mail info@ mercierallen.co.uk Please note that this article does not constitute as advice, anyone seeking independent advice should contact an independent financial adviser.

Mercier Allen and Associates Limited is an Appointed Representative of IN Partnership the trading name of The On-Line Partnership Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

Harper James Land & Property Mercier Allen The Old Post Office, Worthing Road. Southwater 43 – 44 Carfax, Horsham.

West Sussex RH13 1RD West Sussex RH12 1EQ 01403 01403 268562 732727 www.mercierallen.co.uk www.harper-james.co.uk

Duncan Jagger MRICS Chartered Surveyor Harper James

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I am buying a house with a mortgage, and everything has been going smoothly - until now. My solicitor tells me that the house I am buying is in a parish where there may be a liability to “contribute to any repairs of the chancel of the local church”. He asked the seller to pay for insurance against any future demands for money because of this, but the seller has refused.

The solicitor says my lender will demand that I get this insurance and that it will cost at least £100. I am not very happy. What has this church got to do with me, and why should I pay anything?

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The law that covers chancel repair liability emanates from the Dissolution of the Monasteries in the 16th century and imposed personal liability for the upkeep of the chancels of parish churches. The church where you are buying must have been in existence at that time.

In many cases, however, the liability was commuted to tithes, which have since been redeemed or abolished, and many such parishes are no longer affected. In a recent case the courts confirmed that this law is still in force.

It is possible to carry out a search of the relevant records at the Record Office at Kew, but this can take months. The insurance you mention should cover you (and future owners) should the Parochial Church Council request any contributions.

If your solicitor is acting for your lender, as well as for you, he is required by them to carry out all usual and prudent searches and to ensure that insurance is in place to cover potential risks. It is generally accepted that this is such a risk. You should ask your solicitor to confirm exactly what the proposed policy will cover, and if a cheaper premium is available.

Should you have any questions, please email duncanjagger@harper-james.co.uk

Harper James Land & Property The Old Post Office, Worthing Road. Southwater West Sussex RH13 1RD 01403 732727 www.harper-james.co.uk

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LAST REMAINING OPPORTUNITY TO BUY. Berkeley Homes present Boxgrove House at The Paddocks a five bedroom detached house within this select development located at the end of a private cul-de-sac offering a secluded collection of just thirteen semi and detached houses.

Horsham

£265,000

A well presented family residence built by Bryant Homes to their renowned ‘Datchet’ design and subsequently expertly altered by the current owner by means of a garage conversion to increase the ground floor accommodation.

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£219,950

A two bedroom end of terrace home with through reception, kitchen and bathroom. There is a front and rear garden, garage and off street parking for two cars. No chain.

Slinfold

£147,500

A purpose built first floor two bedroom apartment situated within the picturesque village of Slinfold with accommodation briefly comprising communal entrance hall leading to private entrance hall, a good sized lounge, kitchen/breakfast room, two bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Billingshurst

£449,950

Detached sizable home, ideal for a growing family, set in a good sized garden and with schools, recreational areas and amenities all within the local area. The home comprises reception room, dining room, good sized kitchen, study (or study/bedroom) and downstairs cloakroom.

Horsham

£250,000

A well presented family home which has been neutrally decorated with newly fitted carpets and brand new fitted kitchen with integral appliances. There is a private rear garden and integral garage and is situated in a cul-de-sac location close to local shops including a small supermarket.

Horsham

£177,500

A well presented one bedroom corner house, situated within a cul-de-sac location on the North side of Horsham approximately 0.6 miles from Littlehaven station. The accommodation comprises entrance hall, living room with bay window, kitchen, bathroom and a double bedroom with bay window, vaulted ceiling and walk in wardrobes.

Southwater

£135,000

A purpose built two bedroom two storey maisonette situated in the village of Southwater which offers access to the M23 commuter route to London, Gatwick and Brighton, and Horsham town centre with its shops, restaurants and main line station. The property comprises entrance hall, lounge/diner open to kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom.

Horsham

£369,950

A three bedroom semi-detached house located at the end of a cul-de-sac built in 2011 by Berkeley Homes. The property briefly comprises master bedroom with en-suite, a double bedroom a further single bedroom, family bathroom and under floor heating throughout.

Horsham

£225,000

A two bedroom two bathroom ground floor apartment in a town centre location. The property comprises entrance hall, lounge/diner, kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite, further bedroom and bathroom, enclosed patio area. Outside has communal gardens and underground parking.

Horsham

£149,950

A two bedroom ground floor purpose built flat located off Pondtail Road. The property briefly comprises two double bedrooms, lounge/dining room, recently re-fitted kitchen, bathroom and separate WC. The property also benefits from rear garden, garage en bloc and residents parking.

Warnham

£124,950

A top floor converted flat situated in the heart of Warnham Village. The property briefly comprises a double bedroom, open plan kitchen/living area, modern bathroom and an allocated parking space.

The vendor has offered the property vacant possession.

Are you thinking of selling your home ? Call today for a FREE market appraisal Telephone : 01403 256331 - Email : horsham@connells.co.uk

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walking distance of Horsham Town Centre,

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£379,000

A spacious detached family house with generous room sizes including three double bedrooms. Bedroom 2 could be divided to form 2 separate bedrooms should 4 bedrooms be preferred.

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BILLINGSHURST

£459,950

A spacious modernised 4/5 bedroom detached family house. Entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, master bedroom with en-suite shower room, bedroom 5/office, family bathroom, double garage, gardens.

BILLINGSHURST 01403 785288

BILLINGSHURST

£279,950

BILLINGSHURST

£219,950

A charming Grade II listed semi-detached cottage situated within easy reach of the High Street. Dining hall, lounge, kitchen, morning room, bathroom, 2 bedrooms (1 with en-suite shower), enclosed rear garden.

A 3-bedroom mid-terrace house located in small cul-de-sac. Entrance lobby, entrance hall, lounge/dining room, fitted kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, single garage, enclosed rear garden.

BILLINGSHURST 01403 785288

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STORRINGTON

£269,950 A well-presented modern detached family home with well screened gardens bordered by farmland.

3 bedrooms, sitting/dining room, well fitted kitchen, conservatory, cloakroom, family bathroom, garage and driveway, mature garden, replacement doubleglazed windows, gas-fired heating.

STORRINGTON 01903 746000

BILLINGSHURST

IFOLD

£287,500

A link detached 3 bedroom house situated in a small residential cul-desac. Entrance porch, entrance hall, cloakroom, double aspect lounge, kitchen, dining room, bathroom, enclosed rear garden.

BILLINGSHURST 01403 785288

STORRINGTON

£500,000

Manhattan, The Drive, Ifold, Billingshurst, West Sussex, RH14 0TA We are acting for the mortgagees and have received an offer of £475,000 on the above property. Any interested parties must submit any higher offers in writing to the selling agent before an exchange of contracts takes place.

BILLINGSHURST 01403 785288

£449,500

FITTLEWORTH

£439,950

PULBOROUGH

£225,000

STORRINGTON

£378,000

A spacious detached house. Reception room, kitchen/family room, cloaks, shower room, 3 beds plus 1 bed annexe with living room, kitchen and cloaks. store room (former garage), parking, landscaped gardens.

A surprisingly spacious family home. 4 bedrooms (1 en-suite), sitting room, dining room, 16’2 x 12’9 conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, family bathroom, ample parking, gardens, views over farmland.

A well presented and refurbished semi-detached house in a favourable location comprising 3 bedrooms, sitting/dining room, re-fitted kitchen, cloakroom, bathroom, off-road parking and garden.

A detached bungalow with scope for extension (STPP) in plot of approx.

0.2 of an acre. 2 double bedrooms, sitting/dining room with open fireplace, separate W.C., garage, gardens with outbuildings.

STORRINGTON 01903 746000

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HORSHAM 01403 263000

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An impressive extended four double bedroom detached family home. The house boasts spacious rooms, attractive gardens, further potential to extend (STPP).

A well located three bedroom family home requiring modernisation.

• 21ft Refitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room • En Suite/Dressing Room to Master • Parking and Double Garage • Large Private Garden

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Horsham £295,000

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Rudgwick £169,950

• Redecorated Throughout • Three Double Bedrooms • Two Reception Rooms • Kitchen & Utility Room • Off Street Parking • No Onward Chain

• Up to 37 Acres of Land Available • Prime Paddock or Amenity Land • Direct Access from A29 Stane Street • Ideal Pasture land • To Be Sold as 5 Lots

This parcel of land is situated off the east side of Dukes Hill with access via a right of way adjoining this parcel of land and with frontage directly to Dukes Hill. The land is located to the north of Thakeham.

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Unexpectedly reavailable this delightful character cottage is set in a lovely rural location. Large drawing room with fireplace. Fitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room.

Dining Area. Two Double Bedrooms. Spacious Galleried Landing. Bathroom.

Office/Playroom. Garden and Parking.

Extremely well presented mid terrace property set back from the road with front and rear gardens.

Hall. cloakroom. Kitchen. Living Room. master Bedroom with Ensuite Bathroom. 2nd Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room. Garden & car ports.

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billingshurst £1,850 pcm

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Newly refurbished and redecorated top floor apartment. New modern Fitted Kitchen. Spacious Living/Dining Room. Double Bedroom with Dressing Area. Large Single Bedroom. Bathroom with Shower. Ample parking.

Bright and spacious family home on the sought after penfold Grange development. Hall. Living Room. Dining Room. modern Fitted Kitchen. Utility.

Six Bedrooms. Four Bathrooms. Gardens. Garage and Driveway.

Spacious detached family house in a tranquil location on the edge of the village. cloakroom. Drawing Room. Dining Room. Kitchen/Breakfast Room. master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room. Three Further Bedrooms. Family Bathroom.

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Glorious detached property set in just under an acre of grounds. cloakroom.

Family Room/Bedroom 4. Dining Room. Open plan Kitchen into Sitting Room. Utility Room. master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower and Dressing Room. Ample parking.

Swimming Pool. Former Stable currently used as Office. Rent Includes Gardener.

Detached country cottage in a lovely rural location with views of surrounding countryside.

Living Room. Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Study Area.

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Attractive 4 bedroom detached house offering spacious family accommodation situated in a sought after private road. Study. Utility. cloakroom. L-Shaped Drawing Room/Dining Room. conservatory. master with Ensuite.

Attractive double fronted detached family house. cloakroom. Sitting Room. Dining Room.

Study/Bedroom 5. Utility/Shower Room. Kitchen/ Breakfast Room. master and Guest Bedroom with Ensuite. Two Further Bedrooms. Double Garage.

Horsham 01403 246750

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Property

Executive let in quiet cul-de-sac Leaders Limited, the areas biggest independent Rental Agent, is pleased to offer this immaculately presented four bedroom furnished detached house which is situated on the North East side of the town.

In the catchment area for Millais Girls and Forest Boys schools and offering easy access to the A264 for Gatwick, Crawley and the M23, the property briefly comprises of; Entrance hall leading to conservatory / sun room, cloakroom, large multifunctional kitchen / dining / family room, separate utility room and spacious double aspect lounge with fireplace.

Upstairs there is a master bedroom with ample built-in storage plus a modern en-suite shower room, two further double bedrooms and a

single bedroom/office all with builtin wardrobes, and a family bathroom.

This property also benefits from a double garage with electric door, driveway and additional parking bay, attractive and private rear garden with patio area.

Viewing highly recommended.

Available in September for £1750 pcm. Contact 01403 217585.

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I can help guide you through what can be a difficult and stressful time in your life by providing a friendly and personal, professional service. You can be assured of easy, direct access to me and a completely confidential legal service. I take my client care very seriously and always try to go “that extra mile” to establish a strong relationship with clients and other professionals.

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First In Letting www.leaders.co.uk

150081 Central Horsham £550 pcm

368027 Ashington £595 pcm

763945 Billingshurst £595 pcm

855920 Horsham £685 pcm

Modern first floor unfurnished studio apartment situated in the heart of Horsham town centre.

Optionally furnished one bedroom first floor flat situated in the picturesque village of Ashington.

Benefits from some outside storage space.

Modern and well presented one bedroom unfurnished ground floor flat situated within a short walk of the village centre.

Newly decorated two bedroom ground floor flat well situated close to local amenities and benefiting from double glazing and allocated parking.

81847 Central Horsham £695 pcm

283027 Horsham £850 pcm

740580 Horsham £875 pcm

851528 Horsham £895 pcm

Spacious two bedroom flat in prestigious development in Central Horsham. Central heating and allocated parking.

Superb two bedroom 2nd floor refurbished conversion apartment situated within walking distance of the town centre and station.

Deceivingly spacious three bedroom unfurnished terrace house in a quiet cul-de-sac on the West Side of Horsham and close to open fields.

Redecorated and recarpeted older style two double bedroom semi-detached house situated within a stones throw of the station.

852234 Slinfold £950 pcm

329695 Horsham £995 pcm

521443 Horsham £995 pcm

829490 Horsham £995 pcm

Three bedroom furnished end of terrace house situated only a short walk from the picturesque village of Slinfold.

Smart two bed two bath executive apartment in a modern development close to the town centre and within a short walk of the station

Stunning two bedroom split level conversion flat situated in the heart of Horsham town centre and retaining many quirky and original features.

Superb two bedroom semi detached bungalow set in a popular residential area of West Horsham.

860131 Horsham £1200 pcm

810825 Horsham £1750 pcm

829589 Southwater £1800 pcm

846196 Slinfold £2200 pcm

Beautifully refurbished two double bedroom detached bungalow with garage and situated within an easy walk of Littlehaven station.

Immaculately presented four bedroom furnished detached house situated in a small exclusive close with easy access to the A264

Bright and spacious five bedroom unfurnished detached town house situated in a quiet close on the edge of the village. Viewing recommended.

Beautifully presented four bedroom unfurnished detached house situated in the picturesque village of Slinfold. Viewing highly recommended.

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West Chiltington, West Sussex £3,950 pcm

Westmeston, East Sussex £2,650 pcm

A fine five bedroom family home, set in a secluded elevated position adjoining open A spacious five bedroom late Regency house situated within stunning grounds, located in a sought after village at the foot of the South Downs. The property has the farmland extending to some 6.2 acres. The property is a Wells house built in the exclusive use of a garage and there is ample off street parking to the front.

1930’s and in recent years been extended and improved throughout.

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Dial Post, West Sussex £2,300 pcm

West Chiltington, West Sussex £1,800 pcm

A fantastic four double bedroom detached family house located on the green in the quiet village of Dial Post. The property is situated within a short drive of Horsham town centre which offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities.

A three bedroom, Grade II listed, detached house boasting a wealth of period features and situated in a sought after lane in the heart of West Chiltington. In addition, there are many recreational facilities in the surrounding area.

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Burgess Hill

A first floor one bedroom flat situated in sought after central location within few moments walk of mainline railway station and town centre.

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A delightful light and spacious first floor one bedroom apartment offered in excellent decorative order throughout having just been completely renovated and is situated in the highly sought after location.

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A truely stunning 3 bedroom executive new build town house offered in superb order throughout. Located within a few minutes walk of town centre and mainline railway station. This brand new property boasts luxury fitted.

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A deceptively spacious three bedroom semi detached family house currently being completley redecorated throughout and boasting a large through living/dining room, fitted kitchen, real wood flooring, private gardens.

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A truly superb two-bedroom first floor apartment situated within this highly desirable location that also offers use of a communal gymnasium. This fabulous apartment offers a wealth of charm and retains many of its original features. It has been modernised to a very high standard throughout and boasts laminate flooring throughout, gas central heating, master bedroom with en-suite, large open plan living room / kitchen with integral appliances, delightful communal grounds with tennis court and far reaching views over The Downs and a private off road parking space. A stunning property that needs to be viewed to be fully appreciated.

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Motors

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Volkswagen Campervans available now for summer fun… assured Olli Nott Motors Reporter

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If you fancy getting away from it all this summer, it’s not too late to escape in a modern Volkswagen California campervan – with several models available immediately from the Van Centre network via the Volkswagen Assured Used programme.

Current availability ranges from 2009 models to ex-demonstrator 2011 models with very low mileages.

The California is unique, as Volkswagen is the only automotive manufacturer to produce its own campervan, meaning it has the same high quality and durability standards as its car and van ranges.

It is car-like to drive and compact enough to use every day, yet quickly converts to a home from home with a luxury specification that includes a pop-up roof, kitchen, fridge, two double beds, heater, an outdoor table and two chairs (which neatly stow in the sliding side door and rear tailgate), and front seats that rotate to face the rear to create a lounge for four people.

Volkswagen Assured Used vehicles

come with the peace of mind of a thorough multi-point inspection by fully trained Volkswagen mechanics, reconditioning to look and feel like new, history check, full valet and a year’s Volkswagen Roadside Assistance.

In addition, every Assured Used vehicle also has a comprehensive warranty of a minimum of 12 months, or the balance of the three year warranty from new, while vehicles over two years old also have MOT test cover which pays for the cost of any items needing repair or replacement for the vehicle to pass the test.

“The California is the latest in a legendary 60 year history of Volkswagen campervans, and the perfect vehicle for days out, holidays or a base for outdoor sports and hobbies,” said Simon Elliott, Director, Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles.

“If you snap up an Assured Used California now you can enjoy a better lifestyle this summer and for many more to come,” he continued.

For full details of the Volkswagen Assured Used programme, or to search for the latest Assured Used California models available, visit www.volkswagen-vans.co.uk/ assured-used/van-search

The innovative BMW E-Scooter concept Space is becoming increasingly scarce in the major conurbation centres and traffic density is growing continuously.

Political and social conditions are changing. All these factors coalesce in increasing demands in terms of private transportation.

The concept vehicle BMW EScooter with electric drive provides an innovative look at changing urban mobility needs.

While the currently available, purely electrically-powered scooters have been almost exclusively used inside towns and cities to date due to their performance and range, which makes them suitable for short distances only, the concept vehicle BMW E-Scooter offers a much broader spectrum of use.

Since it was conceived as a futureoriented vehicle for commuting between urban areas and the city centre, therefore attracting funding from the German Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development, there were two main requirements for its development: dynamic figures comparable to those of a maxi scooter with a combustion engine and a high range in realistic conditions of use.

The BMW E-Scooter provides the necessary sustained output and maximum speed for safe and reliable overtaking on motorways and also when carrying two people.

It is also easily capable of managing hill starts on steep slopes with a pillion passenger.

The development study also has the necessary maximum output to be able to achieve acceleration figures within the important 0 - 60 km/h range, which are at the level of current maxi scooters powered by a 600 cc combustion engine.

The high storage capacity of the

battery allows a daily driving range of over 100 kilometres.

In this way, the scooter provides a long-term, zero-emissions urban and suburban travel option which is suitable for everyday use.

Being a fan of concept vehicles, I’m intrigued to find out if BMW will actually put this to production – the benefits greatly outweigh the minor drawbacks – but ultimately it’ll be the consumers’ opinion that will be the deciding factor.

Will we be seeing the E-Scooter on the streets of Horsham, or parked up outside the station? Time will tell!

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New Horsham manager Justin Luchford has told fans: Forget about relegation.

The Hornets have suffered a player exodus since the departure of former boss John Maggs at the end of last season and will only pay expenses to their replacements.

But Luchford was in bullish mood when he met supporters for a question-and-answer session in the bar at Gorings Mead on Wednesday.

The former Faversham Town manager, 34, told them: “I don’t want to discuss relegation. I don’t want to hear that word. By hook or by crook, we ain’t taking this club down.

“We are going to be the underdogs in every single game. Everyone is going to come down and expect to take three points, but they’re not going to.

“Financially we are up against it.

We’ve lost a few players, but I’ve managed to attract players before with no money and I’m sure I can do it again.

“The trial we had on Saturday (at Collyer’s) was very surprising. There were 40-odd there and I was expecting 39 who kicked with their knee, but we invited 10 or 11 back. Three or four have played at a decent standard.

“I think we are about 1-100 to go down, but I’m not interested in that.

If we start brightly and get a couple of players on board, people might say ‘hang on a minute, it can’t be that bad down there’.

“I’m not going to say we’re going to play like Barcelona and Arsenal, because we’re not good enough to do that, but we will play football when the situation allows. We’ve got to play football in the right areas.

“We will create more chances than any other team in this league. I really believe that. The way we play, we will get set-pieces but we won’t concede set-pieces. We will get the ball in the box more than any of our opponents if we play the game right.

“One of the things I’m very strong on and very harsh on is discipline. We can’t afford players to be suspended.

If we get anything for dissent, they’re going to be hugely fined. I say ‘hugely’

Justin Luchford receives a cheque from the Horsham Independent Supporters Club (HISC)

New Horsham manager Justin Luchford with assistant manager Richard Langley (left) and coach Hugo Langton (right)

(laughter from supporters). They’re going to get fined a week’s expenses.

“I won’t take any energy sappers.

I won’t take anyone who is not fully committed. There are players in this league on £700 or £800 a week, full time – that’s what we’re up against.

“We’ve all got to be in this together.

Every single player who puts on a

Horsham shirt this season will be up for it, because if they’re not they’ll be off after 10 minutes.

“If the management team and the club are going to be successful, we all need to be together, on and off the pitch. I’m happy to have a beer with you afterwards, especially if you’re buying!”

Justin Luchford addresses Horsham fans on Wednesday

Photos by John Lines

Gymnasts go to Southwater, Infinity and beyond Infinity Gymnastics held their annual schools and club competition at Southwater Leisure Centre.

More than 80 gymnasts completed a short floor routine and a vault activity in year/age groups.

Gymnasts of all abilities worked

with their coaches to compete the elements they enjoyed and were proud of.

Medals were awarded for each apparatus and overall.

Kirstine Dawson, director and head coach, said: “For many gymnasts, this

was their first competition.

“With the encouragement from family, friends and fellow group members, every gymnast performed fantastically and enjoyed the afternoon.”

Infinity Gymnastics run classes in

local schools, eight of which participated in the schools competition held in the morning.

Infinity also run a club from Southwater Leisure Centre and these members took part in the club competition in the afternoon.

Sport in Brief Football John Maggs’ Horsham Select XI will face Brighton and Hove Albion’s firstteam squad at Worthing on Wednesday (7.45pm).

The former Hornets manager said: “I’m pleased to say that Gus Poyet has named the entire first-team squad for the game. It’s going to create a lot of interest and I’m hoping for a large crowd. My thanks go to Gus.” The Horsham team will include recently departed players such as Gary Charman (Eastbourne Borough) and Anthony Storey (Tonbridge Angels) plus stars of the 2007 FA Cup run including Simon Austin, Nigel Brake, Lee Carney, Jacob Mingle, Stuart Myall and Carl Rook.

Tickets are £10 for adults, £5 for seniors and under-16s. They will be available on the gate but can be bought in advance from Horsham FC, Worthing FC, Solo Café at Horsham railway station, M&J News in East Street and B52’s in Piries Place.

Tennis Horsham Tennis Club will hold an open day at Horsham Sports Club, Cricketfield Road, next Saturday, July 16.

Potential players of any age and ability are invited to find out what the club has to offer.

LTA-accredited coaches will offer free coaching for six to eight-yearolds (9-10am), nine to 11-year-olds (10-11am) and 12 to 16-year-olds (11am to midday). From midday to 4pm, adults can play the sport or test their serve on a speed gun.

Barbecue food will be available throughout the day.

Head coach Glyn Jukes said: “Don’t worry if you don’t have a racket – we will have some for you to borrow or try if you want to buy. Just wear suitable footwear and have some fun.”

Phone him on 07789 725333 or email glynjukes@hotmail.com

Youth Athletics Horsham Blue Star’s youngsters enjoyed success in the county U13 championships at Withdean.

Catriona Jamieson, the smallest girl in the competition, won the javelin with 25.21m while Emma Garry won the shot (8.42m) and discus (19.10m).

Megan Allerton was third in the 1,200m (4.15.29) and Caroline Wirth impressed in the 800m heats (2.48.84).

The boys found themselves up against some physically strong boys but achieved three bronze medals – Zac Massey in the long jump (4.27m), Tom Mackman in the 800m (2.24.11) and Connor Dearden in the 1,200m (4.17.2).

Lenaya Page just missed out on a medal in the U11 Quadkids competition, in which each youngster competed in four events.

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Horsham frustrated by Eastbourne Martin Read Cricket

Sam Bell and Craig Gallagher celebrate the wicket of Bradley Smith

Will Beer bowls Oliver Ody

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Horsham and Eastbourne fought out a fluctuating game, leaving both sides feeling they might have won.

After 30 from John Burroughs and a highly assured 38 from Will Beer, until he was bowled round his legs, Horsham slipped to a perilous 115-6 by the 30th over.

A cameo from Craig Gallagher and a swashbuckling 58 from Matt Henry rescued the situation and picked up the momentum.

Then an enterprising partnership between Sam Cushing (40 not out) and Sam Bell (20 not out) ensured a challenging 255-8 when Horsham declared with one over of their allocation remaining.

Former Sussex and England paceman Ed Giddins was the pick of the bowlers with 3-43.

Eastbourne were 45-1 after 10 overs but lost another wicket without addition and an excellent catch by Cushing reduced them to 55-3.

Enter former Sussex captain Alan Wells, making his debut for Eastbourne.

Wells, 50 in October, belied the passing years, quickly confirming his enduring pedigree with a classy boundary.

The score progressed steadily with a century stand until Horsham captured four wickets in as many overs, including the prized scalps of Angus Stewart (59) and Wells (48).

Michael Munday claimed the latter, thanks to a second smart stumping

by Bell.

With Horsham’s two quality spinners operating on a turning pitch, the task proved too demanding for Eastbourne’s suspect batting.

At 170-8 with nine overs remaining, Horsham pressed for victory.

Runs dried up as fielders crowded the bat, but Eastbourne held firm and finished well short.

Spinners Munday (3-37) and Beer (3-43) bowled 32 frugal overs between them as, for the second week running, Horsham were not quite able to clinch a win.

Horsham (260-6) were frustrated again on Sunday as the Sussex Cricket Board Development XI (200-7) earned a draw.

James Johnson (68), Gallagher (54), Henry (49) and Burroughs (46) were the principal scorers.

Matt Henry (3-61) struck twice to leave the Development XI at 8-2 before a stand of 95. Munday took 4-58.

Roffey were slightly relieved to draw at East Grinstead, for whom Sussex’s Will Adkin scored 83 and Matt Sugg 77. Luke Barnard claimed 4-96.

Roffey quickly subsided to 12-3, but skipper Mike Norris’ 54 enabled

Matt Henry shouts

Sam Cushing catches Callum Jackson

Match drawn

Match drawn

them to comfortably hold out with five wickets down.

Hastings top the table, with champions Preston Nomads second. Each have a match in hand on Horsham and Roffey, who are third and sixth.

Horsham are at home to East Grinstead tomorrow (Saturday) while Roffey host Hastings.

Ed Giddins enjoys a laugh

Photos by John Lines

Ton for Norris on Roffey’s great day Martin Read Cricket

In front of a large and enthusiastic crowd, a magnificent win took Roffey into the last 16 of the National Knockout Cup. The Spencer Club from South West London were founded by the great grand uncle of Diana, Princess of

Wales, and an impressive list of their players became county and international cricketers.

But this did not faze Roffey, whose tight bowling and tigerish fielding reduced Spencer to 137-7.

The late introduction of Danny O’Shea, with a blistering 71 not out off 50 balls, enabled Spencer to reach respectability in their 45 overs.

O’Shea struck five towering sixes,

including one which cleared a mature oak tree and another which sailed over a house beyond the ground.

The Fleming brothers, Josh and George, finished with 3-44 and 2-42.

The outfield was lightning fast and at the interval Roffey skipper Mike Norris said he would have wanted at least 275 had they batted first.

Roffey batted enterprisingly throughout, never letting themselves

get bogged down.

They were 89-4 after a direct hit runout and two catches in the deep, but a fifth-wicket partnership of 118 ensured the win.

George Fleming’s 35 was a major contribution, but the day belonged to Norris whose superb, clinical 106 was as good a century as will be seen all Summer.

He was elated by the win and

Spencer

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Roffey

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Roffey won by four wickets

relished the prospect of a home match against Cambridge Granta on July 17.

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Hundreds of years at Henfield Martin Read Cricket

Henfield Cricket Club was founded in 1771, six years before the MCC. The club started playing regularly then, but local diarist Thomas Marchant described a Henfield match in 1719 and several other games in that era. Henfield has had an extraordinary influence on the development of cricket.

From its inception, Henfield played against the top teams from Sussex and Surrey and invariably had several county players in the side.

On one occasion, against Hampshire, the Henfield team contained 10 Sussex players and could even afford to offer the opposition the services of an outstanding bowler.

These important early matches drew in large crowds – in the thousands.

Henfield produced several Sussex captains and an England player, Henry Charlwood. Born in Horsham and at one time living in South Street, Charlwood played in the first Test match against Australia, at Melbourne in 1877, and toured abroad in

WG Grace’s team.

John Wisden, founder of the cricketer’s bible, played for Henfield too.

The ground, on the common, is certainly one of the oldest still used anywhere in the world, but Henfield is a progressive, innovative club, entitled to be optimistic about the future.

Three Henfield teams play in divisions of the Sussex Cricket League West, two Sunday sides play friendlies and there are a midweek team, a Development XI, a ladies team and six colts sides in different age groups competing in league matches.

Realising the potential of 20/20 cricket, the club organises the Henfield Cup, sponsored by the White Hart pub in the village, with midweek matches between local clubs eager to take up the challenge.

Often 70 juniors attend coaching on Monday evenings and some impressive young players – boys and girls – are emerging, exempified by Jack Parsons who shone on the England U19 tour of Sri Lanka.

Henfield believe in identifying and capturing talent young – their U7 group train on Sunday mornings.

The dedication to youth development has earned Henfield much-coveted

Clubmark and Focus Club status.

Such an enormous level of activity necessitates a veritable army of willing volunteers – and use of another ground, at Sayers Common. Those interested are encouraged by the club to take coaching or umpiring courses.

Henfield chairman David Jemmett has been a member for more than 30 years. He still relishes an occasional game and says: “It is a privilege to be involved with cricket at Henfield.

“The club is constantly developing – we’ve just completed some ground improvements, the colts section is thriving and women’s cricket is really taking off too. It’s all very exciting!”

Continuity is essential at every club and many families have made major contributions at Henfield down the years, including six generations of Thorns who have played for the club, starting in 1838 and still continuing.

The club’s extraordinarily comprehensive website celebrates the number of genuinely top-quality cricketers contributing major performances, many having exceptionally lengthy playing careers at Henfield.

One such is David Silverson. In an amazing 1,110 games for the first team he amassed 20,027 runs (both

club records), took 1,213 wickets and held 452 catches. And, having first played in 1960, he is still enjoying cricket at Henfield.

A wide range of social events are organised by the committee, cementing Henfield as a good, friendly, family-orientated village club, with a sizeable majority of members living locally or having strong connections with the area.

The traditional pavilion complements the most pleasant tree-lined ground, tirelessly cared for by groundsmen Nick Blake (club treasurer) and Martin Payne, both stalwart players.

It is not surprising that visiting teams enjoy coming to Henfield. The attractiveness of the venue is regularly confirmed by the ring of spectators’ cars overlooking the pitch on cricket days.

Anyone wishing to join Henfield as a player, or to assist with activities, is invited to contact David Jemmett (01273 492420) and will receive a warm welcome.

At 6pm today (Friday) Henfield are delighted to be playing on their own ground as finalists in the local 20/20 Cup.

Having chosen to bat, Pulborough must have feared the worst when captain Rohit Jagota was bowled by the accurate Matthew Wood (4-61) for only five.

But Tom Crump (55) and Sachin Chaudhury (35) contributed to a total of 251-9, enabling Pulborough to declare after 55 overs.

Patrick Spencer and Chris Atherton, brother of former England captain Mike, took two wickets each.

Max Barson did the damage with 7-47 as Brighton and Hove subsided to 167 all out, despite 44 from former Sussex CCC press officer Tim Jarvis.

Struan Cameron captured the key wickets of Spencer and Jarvis, but Atherton and Jordan Rollings threatened to spoil Pulborough’s party before Barson returned to bowl them both.

This was a much better performance by Pulborough and the

celebrations reflected their relief after weeks of struggle in the highest tier of Sussex cricket.

Even more encouraging, they achieved this win without a significant contribution from their captain or overseas player.

Pulborough have no time to rest on their laurels as they go to high-flying Preston Nomads tomorrow (Saturday).

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It has been a long time coming – 11 matches or more than 300 years – but Pulborough have finally won a match in the Sussex Premier League.

They are still threatened by relegation, but their 84-run win at Brighton and Hove was as memorable as it was unexpected.

Sport in Brief Cricket Nuthurst were unbeaten in their tour of Cheltenham.

Rain forced an abandonment with Nuthurst 65-1 in reply to Aston Ingham’s 215-7. Unfortunately for the vicar, the fete was also abandoned – but not before the touring side won various items in the tombola.

Nuthurst recovered from 13-3 to reach 166-4 in a draw against Kempsford (111-7), thanks to Jeff McKenna (62 not out), Raggy Singh (44) and Adrian Peckover (34).

A first-wicket partnership of 132 between Guy Ekins (89) and Bob Samways (72) helped Nuthurst reach 271-6 in a 40-over match against Welford Park.

Jeff McKenna ripped the heart out of Park’s top order and Graham Prior took three wickets in four balls as Park were all out for 168.

Youth Cricket Roffey U10 travelled to Billingshurst in the MKK Cup (North) and qualified for the finals in September by winning all four matches – against Three Bridges, Horsham, Billingshurst and Horsham Trinity.

Roffey U9 beat West Chiltington U9 by 107 runs in the IDentilam Colts League, thanks partly to Josh Dance’s 2-1 and 29. Emily Spooner took wickets with two consecutive balls.

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Billingshurst U16 (45-1) beat Broadbridge Heath U16 (41) by nine wickets.

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RESTAURANT – EAT IN ONLY WINTER OFFER CURRYS with Rice STIR FRYSPECIAL DISHES Starter and Main Course Green Curry Oyster Flavoured 2 COURSE MEAL £9.95 Garlic & Pepper or Red Curry Panang Curry Sweet & Sour Main Course and SUNDAY JungleDessert Curry Cashew Nut – THURSDAY

STARTERS Duck Spring Rolls ........................ £4.95 Dim Sum .................................... £3.95 Fish Cakes ................................. £4.95 Chicken Satay ............................ £4.95 Prawn Blanket............................. £4.95 Vegetarian Spring Rolls ................ £3.95 Sweetcorn Cakes ........................ £3.95 Vegetable Tempra ....................... £3.95 Prawn on toast ............................ £4.95 CRISPY DUCK Quarter ..................................... £8.95 Half ......................................... £15.95 BBQ Spare Ribs .......................... £4.95 CHILLI & SALT Chicken ..................................... £3.95 Prawns ...................................... £4.95 Mixed starter (minimum 2)............ £6.95 Spicy Chicken Wings .................. £3.95 Spicy Thai Prawn Crackers ........... £3.00

CHOICE OF : Veg & Tofu ..................................£3.95 Beef ...........................................£3.95 Chicken ......................................£3.95 Prawns .......................................£4.95

Chillies & Hot Basil Ginger & Spring Onion Black Bean Sauce

se t m e a l o r m a in d ishe s ( c he a p e st d ish f re e ) CHOICE OF : e x . B a nk H o ls Veg & Tofu ..................................£5.95 Chicken ......................................£6.45 Beef ...........................................£7.45 Prawns .......................................£8.45 Cantonese Style Sweet & Sour Chili & Salt Sweet & Sour Chicken Balls...........£6.45

MONDAYS....BUY ONE GET ONE FREE TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY....

THREE COURSE MEAL – ONLY £12.95 L U N C H £ 7.9 5 (Main dish with steamed rice, plus glass of wine or sof t drink) MASSAMAN CURRY Lamb ..........................................£7.95 Chicken ......................................£7.45

Opening Times: 7 days

Lunch - 12pm till 2:30 Evening - 6pm till 11pm

Book your table or takeaway on: FOR BOOKINGS Call: 01403 268833 49 Brighton Horsham RH13 49 BrightonRoad, Road, Horsham, RH13 6EZ 6EZ

Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. Limited delivery area. Not available on bank holidays or special holidays.

01403 268833

FREE FUNCT ION ROOM AVAILA BLE

ONLY £24.95

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