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Inside A good day to all of you that or not on holiday - we hope you like our jazzy new stands. Sorry it’s taken us so long to realise that newspapers in an open top stand can get wet when it rains... Here’s what’s inside today’s paper, and don’t forget that - if you can’t pick up a copy - the entire paper is online at www.visithorsham.co.uk

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Tributes to lost sister

Molly and Kayleigh Redford were at a charity fun day and fundraising auction, held at Horsham Rugby Club on Saturday, to raise money in memory of their baby sister Tilly Rose. Mum Gemma Redford gave birth to a beautiful baby girl in January. Sadly, due to complications, Tilly had already passed away. The event raised £4,600 for Sands. More on Page 23

Spitfire painting

Cedric de la Nougerede is raising money for Help for Heroes by selling prints of his painting of the Horsham Spitfire. The Spitfire, bought by the people of Horsham during the Second World War, went missing in action in 1941 over Northern France. Full report on Page 4

Food Festival feature

This year’s Food & Drink Festival is set to be bigger than ever with 40 pages crammed with over 100 incredible events, fantastic offers and simply gorgeous local food and drink, with something for everyone! We’ll be featuring plenty from the new programme over the coming weeks, but you can find out a little more in our preview on Page 8.

Riding action in woods

Southern Motocross riders were out in force in St Leonard’s Forest on Sunday. There was plenty of local riders taking on the tricky course, although it was father and daughter Andy and Jade Bolton from Woking who grabbed the headlines. Report on Pages 62-63

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The Resident has a growing Jobs section, don’t you know? There could be a new career for you on Pages 58-59, after the professionals page

Kilnwood development back on housing agenda Remember all that talk about Crawsham, which in these parts tended to form the hub of most debates about development fears? Well, it’s back on the agenda, as the developer Crest Nicholson has submitted a planning application for the first part of the process for a new neighbourhood comprising 2,500 new homes. Not even remotely strange is the fact that they won’t be going with the name of Crawsham - the name the site was given by those fearful of the neighbourhood bridging the gap between Horsham and Crawley. Instead, Crest Nicholson has gone for Kilnwood Vale, which was suggested by visitors to the Open Days last October and was subsequently accepted by councillors

THE DEVELOPMENT WILL CLOSE THE GAP

BETWEEN HORSHAM AND FAYGATE BY A THIRD from Horsham District Council and Crawley Borough Council. The West of Bewbush Joint Area Action Plan (JAAP) was adopted on 31st July 2009 by both Horsham and Crawley councils, following the recommendations made by an independent inspector. It means up to 2,500 new homes are expected to be built on land 70% of which is so called green field land in that it is previously

undeveloped - to the west of Bewbush, which is currently the part of Crawley that sits closest to us. Following a lengthy consultation period, Crest Nicholson has applied for outline approval for the development of approximately 2500 dwellings, new access from A24 and a secondary access from A264, neighbourhood centre, comprising retail, community building with library facility, public house, primary care centre and care home),

main pumping station, and land for a primary school and nursery. It also includes land for employment uses, new rail station, energy centre and associated amenity space. The application seeks full permission for the development of Phase 1 of 291 dwellings, internal roads, garages, driveways, 672 parking spaces, pathways, sub-station, floor attenuation ponds and associated amenity space. If, or when, it is approved, it’ll

close the gap between Crawley and Faygate by about a third. A joint statement by Crawley Borough Council and Horsham District Council, issued last year, stated: ‘The JAAP includes a vision for the neighbourhood, development principles and objectives, a conceptual masterplan, a series of policies to ensure the delivery of the conceptual masterplan and a clear indication of the infrastructure, services and facilities that will be delivered to ensure a neighbourhood development.” There was talk about there being a relief road for the A264 or even the A23 being built to deal with the increase in traffic. But this won’t be the case. There will be new access routes, and obviously a busier A264. Whether or not the new railway station means we can all look forward to a lengthy Horsham-Littlehaven-Faygate-Kilnwood-Ifield-Cra wley train journey remains to be seen. One option would be for Kilnwood to replace Faygate at certain times. It is hoped up to 40% will be affordable housing, which Horsham District Council will be keen to achieve having recently allowed developments offering a far lower rate. The first homes are likely to be built in 2011/12 before development continues. The application will be heard by Horsham District Council later this year.

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Teens lucky to be alive Four youths hurt as Vauxhall Corsa collides with Lorry in Wisborough Green on Saturday Police are appealing for witnesses to a dreadful accident in Wisborough Green on Saturday, which so easily could have claimed the lives of four teenagers. The crash occurred at 4.43pm on Kirdford Road, at the junction with Loxwood Road, Wisborough Green. The crash involved a red Vauxhall Corsa and a white flat bed 7.5 tonne HGV. Four people in the Corsa - two boys and two girls aged 16-18 - all sustained serious injuries. A 17-year-old girl from Slinfold remains in a critical condition at Romford Hospital, Essex, and a 16-year-old boy from Wisborough Green remains in a critical but stable condition at the Royal London Hospital. An 18-year-old man from Wisborough Green, who was taken to Kings Hospital, London, and the 18-yearold woman driver who is in Hurstwood Park Neurological Centre, Haywards Heath, are in a stable

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condition. They were all trapped in the car and had to be cut free by the Fire and Rescue Service. The driver of the HGV, a 71 year old man from Ashington, was unhurt. Inspector Phil Nicholas said: "Officers from the Roads Policing Unit are investigating the circumstances surrounding this incident and family liaison officers are offering support to the families during this difficult time. “As with all road collision, officers have examined the road surface as part of the investigation. This has been ruled out as a contributing factor in this collision." No less than four helicopters went to the scene of an accident. They included the three charitably funded air ambulances from Kent, Sussex and London and the Sussex police helicopter.

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News in Brief: l You may have seen people enjoying a new beach volleyball court that has been set up in horsham park for the summer to encourage people to get active. it has been placed near the pavilions in the park leisure complex on the site of the former horsham park nursery. Beach volleyball is one of the free sports zones which are being offered in horsham park this summer. sports ranger sessions will be provided on an informal basis during the week from late morning to late afternoon.

l the horsham society executive committee has confirmed david moore as its new chairman. david is retired with a commercial background and has lived with his family in the town for 40 years. david said: “i am delighted and honoured to be appointed as chairman and look forward to what will be a challenging period as the council develops its plans for new housing and economic development.” l there’s a new name for the local community safety partnership. the horsham district crime and disorder reduction part-

nership has been renamed the horsham district community safety partnership. there’s also the launch of a new website, www.horshamcsp.org the name change follows a home office directive and reflects what is happening across west sussex and indeed up and down the country.

Cedric de la Nougerede and pilot Joe Leigh, who died in 2004, view Cedric’s work in 1994

Spitfire painting to help today’s heroes Sadly, there is no known photograph of the Horsham Spitfire, shot down during the Second World War. But the spitfire certainly existed, paid for primarily by the efforts of one stan parsons. stan would do some fantastic things to raise money so horsham could have its own spitfire during the war. whenever he heard of a plane going down he would ride out to the site on his bicycle and cut bits off planes and sell them as souvenirs. for those of us who are too young to have lived through it, it’s hard to imag-

Cedric also painted this image of the Horsham Spitfire in action

l the cancer research UK shop shot down a doodlebug in in east street, horsham is desJune 1944, it shattered winperately in need of good quality dows in Bishopric. goods to keep up with demand from shoppers. they are appealing to horsham’s spitfire went down in a people to have a clear out and donate their household sweep over northern france items to help the charity’s life-saving work. they are ine that there were planes particularly in need of homeso there was plenty of acfalling out of the skies over ware items including ornation, and whenever a plane horsham district, but there ments, pictures, tea sets, went down, stan wasn’t far are numerous records of cushions and curtains. behind. he even asked for such instances. the shop has launched a colrecovered planes to be sent within a few months in lection service. call 01403 to the town, which they 1940, a hurricane crashed 258526. were. one was displayed by in cowfold, a Gladiator in the old tanfield Garage, on Lower Beeding, a spitfire l tanbridge Badminton club the Guildford road, and stan went down in Billingshurst, are offering a free session would collect donations for and another hurricane throughout september for those those wishing to look. came down at holbrook. who wish to give them a try. it was all to raise money two German pilots were Just come along to forest school for the spitfire, which cost buried after a heinkel 111 at 8.45pm on any friday. about £5,000. crashed on 30th august if you would like some more eventually, enough was 1940 in mannings heath. information, please call nelia on raised to buy the spitfire Bombs fell in wimble01403 267331 (sorry, adults horsham showing its desire hurst road, causing serious only). to help the war effort. it is injuries, and when the raf

thought that stan still displayed at his home an engraved tablet from the ministry of aircraft production, given as a thank you for his efforts, up until his death. the plane though, was one of the hundreds lost in action over northern france. cedric de la nougerede, of merryfield drive, horsham,, has produced two paintings of the horsham spitfire over the years. cedric is renowned for his aviation paintings, and is now looking to sell prints of one of his horsham spitfire pictures to help raise funds for help for heroes, which aids our servicemen and women wounded while serving their country. his painting of the horsham spitfire - spitfire vb w3327 - also comes with a

story. cedric said: “i was doing a series of paintings for coolham during the 50 anniversary of d-day, and some of us were asked if we would put up some of the visiting pilots for a couple of days during the event. “i agreed and so this chap, a former pilot, sqn. Ldr. a.c. ‘Joe’ Leigh, came to stay with us. Joe called and asked for directions and while doing so he asked what i was currently painting. i said it was the horsham spitfire from 611 squadron. he said ‘that’s strange, i was in 611 squadron!’” Joe asked for the aircraft number and discovered he had actually flown the horsham spitfire in June 1941. he was one of the lucky ones from his squadron, as many were lost. the roll of honour states that horsham’s spitfire went missing in a sweep over northern france near Boulogne on 21st october 1941. it claimed the lives of John frederick reeves, from Bexhill-on-sea, and John Bosch. if you would like to buy one of cedric’s prints, they are available at the resident’s offices on 26 north street, horsham, rh12 1rQ. You can call us on 01403 251000 for more information. the prints cost just £10 and every penny will be donated to help for heroes.

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Sharks hunting for promotion Come and meet the team

There’s a chance for you all to meet the Sussex cricket players in Swan Walk on Tuesday. Sussex Country Cricket Club players will be at the mosaic in Swan Walk, Horsham, on 17th August from 1pm. At least three players are expected that will be starring for Sussex in their matches during the EMCEL Filters Horsham Festival of Cricket which runs from 18th to

22nd August at the Horsham Cricket & Squash Club. Horsham Unlimited negotiated a co-operative marketing agreement with Sussex CCC under which the cricket festival would be more widely promoted around the town in return for direct promotion of the town’s shops and restaurants to the 10,000 expected visitors to the matches during the week.

It’s always exciting when the Sussex cricket team come to town for the Horsham Festival of Cricket. More often than not in recent years, the county side’s Horsham fixture has been an important match - in 2006 and 2007 they were fighting to become County Champions (they were successful both times) and last year of course they were trying to stave off relegation to the 2nd Division. They were not successful... And so it is, that when Sussex turn up in town to play their four day County Championship 2nd Division match against Derbyshire on 18th August, there is once again much at stake. Sussex currently lead the division from Glamorgan and Northamptonshire, and are seeking a quick return to the top flight. Derbyshire meanwhile are struggling, rooted to the bottom of the division with just two wins. There’s always a lively atmosphere during the games, and some great players on show such as England bowler Monty Panesar, and local boy

Chris Nash. Following the four day test, Sussex Sharks will take on Somerset at Horsham in the one day Clydesdale bank 40 match. It’s a vital fixture, as the Sharks are currently second in the table behind Somerset, who have games in hand having won all seven of their matches so far this season. For tickets to the match visit the Sussex Sharks website at www.sussexcricket.co.uk

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Join the Friends of Warnham Local Nature Reserve on a guided walk around the Reserve. Meet at the Visitor Centre at 8am. Quekett Microscopical Club will also be visiting between 10am and 4pm, for a special site meeting. www.friendsofwarnhamlnr.org

Local bragging rights are at stake today as Horsham FC take on their rivals and landlords Horsham YMCA in a friendly. It’s a tough time for both teams, with Horsham losing several key players, but the teams will see this as a vital match in their pre-season preparations

Horsham and District Horticultural Society will be holding its summer flower show at North Heath Hall, St Mark’s Lane, Horsham, today. Staging of exhibits starts at 10.45am, although the show is not open for public viewing until 2.3pm (until 4.30pm). All are welcome.

Cats Protection hosts a Homing Show & Summer Sale at 11am- 3pm at Broadbridge Heath Village Centre. The Homing show is an opportunity for the public to come and meet the cats that are currently in care and looking for homes. There will also be fundraising stalls. Entry is free

18th Aug

Rudgwick Football Club and Chestnut Tree Hospice host a charity 10km run today at King George V playing fields, Bucks Gree, Rudgwick, at 11am. Registration opens at 9am. Chestnut Tree Hospice is the only children’s hospice in Sussex, providing care for kids and young adults

20th Aug

Come on The Thunder, you can do it! It’s been a tough year for our American Football team, Sussex Thunder, which plays at BBH stadium. They haven’t won a home match all season, and it’s their penultimate chance to do that at 2.30pm, against the London Cobras

Ahead of the Horsham Festival of Cricket (see 18th Aug), Sussex County cricket players will be in Swan Walk today from 1pm (by the mosaic) You can meet the players (we’re told at least three first teamers will be there) and collect the odd autograph or two.

21st Aug

Interested in sustainable living, the environment, in learning practical skills, and in developing a more sustainable community? Then come and talk it through with other like minded folk at Green Drinks, in the Crown, Carfax, at 7.30pm, with nibbles. www.transitionhorsham.org.uk

21st Aug

Horsham will host County Cricket on 18th-22nd, at the Cricketfield Road ground. There’s a four day match between Sussex and Derbyshire on 18th-21st, followed by a one day match v Somerset on the final day of the festival. It’s a great day out. See www.hcsc.co.uk

21st Aug

Big weekend of music, mainly at Rudgwick tomorrow, but tonight Tube Snake Boogie Band will be rocking the Red Lyon in Slinfold, Classix are at the Malt Shovel, and if you want to go further covers band Murdoch’s Crazy Eyes (above) are at the Crows Nest, East Grinstead

27th Aug

The Association of Sussex Artists hosts a paintings, sculpture and pottery exhibition at the Drill Hall, Denne Rd, Horsham, from now until today. Open 10.30am-5pm each day, including Sunday, and admission to the exhibition is free. See www.sussexartists.org

28th Aug

Loads of bands at the Rudgwick Music Festival, including Malfunction, Eight Dirty pages, Willie Austen, Furious Badgers, Wild Blue Angels, Jimmie Bone Band. Held at the Springbok Estate, Alfold, all day. All the details you’ll need are on the website at www.rmfblues.org.uk

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Horsham Rugby Club will play their first pre-season friendly at home (Coolhurst) today. The first and second teams take on Lewes at 2.30pm, and on the 28th the seconds host Barns Green 1st XV (2.30pm) while the first team take on Petersfield at 2pm. www.horshamrufc.com

Horsham may not have its old floatled carnival day, but in Ashington village they still go the whole hog. One of the best village days around, it’ll feature the usual procession at 1.30pm followed by a dog show, car show, car boot sale and a funfair at the recreation ground.

Manor Theatre Group presents the Lying Kind, at North Heath Hall, North Heath Lane, Horsham, tonight and Saturday (28th) at 7.30pm. The performance contains string adult language. Tickets are £8.50 from The Non Stop Party Shop or from 07771 524491

It’s the 24th Rudgwick Steam and Country Show, held over the Bank Holiday weekend. This year, it hosts the British Barbecue Championships. Also, there will be loads of trade stalls, various livestock shows and the New Forest Plonkers. See the manic website for more info

Picture This ― Views of Horsham District is a new exhibition on at Horsham Museum. The pictures not only illustrate interesting views but also techniques of some noted artists including Edward Stott ARA. The paintings that make up the exhibition are mainly watercolours

It’s the Dunsfold Wings and Wheels two day event, showcasing some of the finest civil and military aircraft displays in the UK, as well as recordbreaking cars from Brooklands Museum. The Red Arrows will be among the attractions. For more see www.wingsandwheels.net

We’ll have a bit more information for you nearer the day, but there is due to be a two day Vintage Rally at Langhurst Hill Farm, Balls Cross, Petworth today and tomorrow. The event, staged by Billingshurst Macmillan Support Group, will feature lots of steam, raffles and stalls

Horsham District kicks off its month long Food and Drink Festival. Expect a programme of special offers and events, brought to you by local food and drink businesses including restaurants, cafes, bistros, pubs, farms, farm shops, breweries, vineyards and retailers

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The Dragon Boat race in aid of St Catherine’s Hospice will be held at Knepp Castle, West Grinstead. Local businesses are asked to pick up the paddles and be part of it. If you want to find our more about how you can take part, log onto www.stch.org.uk or call Michael on 01293 447357.

Wisborough Green charity balloon weekend starts today (it’s on until 9th) in aid of Chase Hospice Care for Children. Balloonists fly the balloons and donate a £90 fee for passengers straight to charity. Not only is it a great cause, it’s a great spectacle, and one of our annual faves.

Not too much in the way of details on this yet, but there is to be a family fun day and skate jam in Southwater Country Park today, from 11am-5pm. Expect live music, fire service demonstrations and activities for all the family. Watch this space for more info as it comes...

11th Sep

Horsham Library celebrates its 21st birthday with a day of events. It begins at 9am, with a grand opening with Horsham Bluebelles and there’s also Glynde Place Dance Studio, Birthday Baby Rhyme Time with Bookstart Bear, The Pleasure Singers’ Choir and Horsham Salsa

Brooklands Studios, an energetic team of performers showcasing a spectacular array of routines to popular chart hits, as well as tracks from some of our best loved musicals such as Wicket and Mary Poppins, will be at the Capitol today and tomorrow. Tickets are £13 from 750220

17th Sep

Goodwood Revival, the world’s most popular historic motor race meeting, is held from today, for three days. It is the only event of its kind to be staged entirely in the nostalgic time capsule of the 1940s, 50s and 60s that relives the glory days of Goodwood Motor Circuit.

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Food and Drink Festival 4th September - 3rd October The four week festival showcases the finest local produce from across the Horsham District. Already, a full colour programme has been produced, crammed with a diverse range of special offers and events, brought to you courtesy of local food and drink businesses including restaurants, cafes, bistros, pubs, farms, farm shops, breweries, vineyards, local produce retailers amongst others. You can look for-

ward to beer festivals, guided walks, cream teas, harvest fairs and much more. Dine out and enjoy the range of local produce the District has to offer whilst taking advantage of a 2 for 1 deal or perhaps a free glass of wine with your meal. The festival all kicks off with The Big Nibble launch event in Horsham. For more info visit www.horshamlocalproduce.co.uk

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Serving up real treats Get a guide

This years Food & Drink Festival programme is bigger than ever with 40 pages crammed with over 100 incredible events, fantastic offers and simply gorgeous local food and drink, with something for everyone! You don't want to miss out on anything so you need to get your hands on a copy of The Festival Programme. This is the definitive guide that includes the full calendar of events, the tastings, the tours, the many offers and the contact details of every single business participating in the Festival. You will need to have it with you when you are out on your travels as many of the offers ask that you show the programme to qualify.

If there’s one thing that Horsham does well it must be food. Recent statistics don’t show that if a new business opens up in the town, it’s seven billion times more likely to be a restaurant than anything else. That figure is doubled if you’re referring to East Street. But it is fast becoming what Horsham as a town is best known for. Arundel has its castle, Bath has its Roman ruins, Crawley has its abandoned Ford Sierras, and Horsham has its eateries. We have a great celebration of that every year the four week Food and Drink Festival - and this year there’s 109 events, offers and promotions being held to highlight the best of local produce. This year marks the 8th an-

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a month long celebration of all the wonderful local food and drink from across the District. There’s a bit of everything in there, with offers from the likes of town lunchtime favourite Beeches Buffet to top end restaurants such as Wabi, just over the road on East Street. The range of the deals vary it could be a superb buy one get one free deal or perhaps just a free glass of wine at certain times. Some are truly noteworthy - such as Ginger’s Kitchen in Partridge Green, offering one festival goer a luxury selection of dishes worth £100. The Resident will be highlighting some of the not-to-bemissed deals in the coming weeks. But if you are planning on dining out at all from 4th September to 3rd October, you

might as well pick up a copy, as it’ll almost certainly help you get something free or save a little cash. The Festival kicks off with the ‘Big Nibble’, a brilliant one day free event which guarantees to draw the crowds. The Big Nibble is a massive farmers market in the Carfax (it was in the Drill Hall last year, but will surely benefit from the town centre location this year), incorporating the regular Saturday Local Produce Market. You can meet the local producers, be entertained at the cookery theatre, where local chefs will be cooking up some

fantastic food throughout the day and the ever popular Beer Trail will be running all day – your chance to visit local pubs and try out some of the fabulous local beers on offer. Any of you thinking about a huge, free booze up, sorry chaps, the tankard you get is really small and you’ll look a bit of a lightweight if you stagger around town with one of them in your hands! Great event though, and don’t forget the Beer Festival too, on 11th September. Organised by Beer Essentials, it sells out fast, so be quick or miss out. The Festival is organised by Horsham District Council’s Business Development Unit with sponsorship from Camelia Botnar, Freedom Food, Spofforths, West Sussex County Council, Federation of Small Businesses, Wabi, Spirit FM, Chichester College Brinsbury Campus, your very own newspaper The Resident and Foundry Press.

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Popular youth night don’t Costa too much How many times have you seen a group of teenagers gathered around a bus stop or some other nondescript hang out point and wondered why they have nowhere better to go? In Horsham, they actually have a better option, and it’s one that they’re even happy to take up. Yet sadly, they’re in danger of losing it. Not because of County Council cutbacks (some youth centres in the district look set to go as the council picks off easy targets in budget cuts), but a lack of sponsorship. The Friday Night Project @ Costa has proved to be an important destination for the youth of Horsham last winter. It ran from September 2009 to May 2010 and was highly successful, providing a safe and informal meeting place for young people aged 14-17 on Friday evenings, between 7pm and 9.30pm. It’s due to be extended to 10pm this year. Over 2,500 young people attended during the eight months it ran. As well as providing a safe, warm space for young people on Friday evenings, the project also raised awareness of safety amongst young people and the wider community, reduced the fear of crime, provided young people with somewhere safe to go, thus removing the necessity for them to gather outside in public places and reduced anti social behaviour. Clare Ebelewicz, Senior Youth & Older Persons Officer at Horsham District Council, which runs

the project, said: “During this summer and with the lighter evening it brings, young people tend to meet their friends in Horsham Park, where they are currently being supported by the Snack Wagon and Horsham Youth Support Team. “For this reason, The Friday Night Project @ Costa finished at the end of April 2010, with the intention the project would be relaunched in September this year. “The re-launch of The Friday Night Project @ Costa is subject to securing the necessary funds. The cost of running the project from the beginning of September 2010 until the end of April 2011 is £3,660.00. “Last year, the project was delivered thanks to grants from Horsham West Locality Youth Forum and Saxon Weald. In the past Horsham District Council has allocated what funding it could to The Friday Night Project @ Costa, with the difference being met by partners. “Horsham District Council will continue to do this.” This is a great scheme for young people, a place where they feel comfortable and in control, and not some daft scheme called something like the Krazy Wikkid Club which tends to deter rather than attract teenagers. So if your business is in a position to help contribute to the cost of the project, it’s a good cause.

For more information contact Clare on 01403 215137 or email Clare.Ebelewicz@horsham.gov.uk

Great walk for all To celebrate 10 years of health walks in the Horsham District, Horsham District Council has organised a great walk around Horsham on Saturday 14th August. The walk will follow the Riverside Walk from the Rugby Club in Hammerpond Road, where registration is at 9.30am. Participants can do the whole 13 mile walk or can do one or two of the four sections with

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Molly and Kayleigh Redford enjoy themselves at a special event held at Horsham Rugby Club on Saturday, in memory of sister Tilly Rose, stillborn in January. The event raised ÂŁ4,600 for Sands, the stillborn and neo natal death charity. Full report on Page 23.

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Weird news from Planet Earth

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A German man has given up a thriving sales career - to become a travel agent to teddy bears. Ulrike Bohmler says his TeddyIn travel firm has been besieged by hundreds of enquiries from customers. They pay Mr Bohmler, from Cologne, to take their soft toys on holiday to Britain and other countries.

He takes snapshots of the teddies outside famous landmarks to record their holiday adventures.

Goodbye my Moobs A Chinese man who had the world's biggest man boobs is enjoying a new lease of life after an operation to remove them. Guo Qingpo, 53, from Jiuying village, Dezhou, in northern China's Shandong province, said the surgery had ended a ten year nightmare. For years he refused to leave his

home after people labelled him a freak or accused him of undergoing transgender surgery.

Toe-tapping email A US woman who was tied to her bed during a midnight robbery was freed after she used her toes to email her boyfriend. Amy Windom, 39, was held up at gunpoint in her home in Atlanta, Georgia, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The masked robber hit her over the had with his gun and then tied her to the bed while he searched the house.

After he left, she eventually managed to use her toes to email boyfriend from a laptop which was by her bed, who called police

A Chinese man has been rescued after two days stuck up to his neck in a toilet cesspit. The man was only discovered when a passerby walked into the outside toilet and heard his cries. The passerby called emergency services after trying unsuccessfully to free the trapped man. Firefighters dropped a ladder into the cesspit in Wuyuan

County, Inner Mongolia, and the man finally escaped. He was so weak after two days underground that it took him 20 minutes to climb the ladder

Authorities in Mexico say a newborn baby girl declared dead by doctors revived inside her coffin during her wake. Hidalgo state Attorney General Jose Rodriguez says the parents heard a strange noise coming from the tiny casket. Opening it up, they found her crying and

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Malt Shovel scoops up In Bloom honour You wouldn’t think that a pub with a reputation as one of the best local venues for live rock music would also be known for its floral displays. But the Malt Shovel pub in Springfield Road, Horsham has indeed scooped the prize for the best pub display at Horsham in Bloom’s summer competition. Again the contest was well supported, with some magnificent displays despite the dry weather. The Best front garden winner was Mr D.Parker of Cottage Close,with his

THE CONTEST WAS WELL SUPPORTED WITH MAGNIFICENT DISPLAYS DESPITE THE DRY WEATHER

sustainable all the year round garden. In second place was Mrs Sargent of Redford Avenue and third was Mrs Molloy of Raymond Pinion Court. Commended were Mr Taylor of Howard Road and Mrs Sendall, Beech Road. The best Container went to Mrs Ibanez of Roffey, for an imaginative selection of plants, followed by Mrs Sargent and Mrs Winning of Church Road Roffey. Mr and Mrs Bathie of Ben-

Lyn Williams, landlady at The Malt Shovel, Horsham, which won an In Bloom award for its floral displays, made with the help of Horsham-based Gardening of Eden netts Road allotments, produced an amazing collection of vegetables, second place went to Miss Salter Smith, Beech Road and third was Mr Cipollaro at Chesworth. Mr Sargent, Beech Road was best newcomer,and Mr Smith of Depot Road and Mr Vitale of Chesworth were commended. Horsham Museum shone

in the Community services category, followed by Lavinia House and Jasmine court, with Ashby court and Bennetts Road commended. Best Pub display went again to the Malt Shovel for their inviting frontage, with The Foresters Arms second and the Smith & Western third. Town newcomers The Olive Branch were com-

mended. Horsham in Bloom are grateful to Rookwood Golf Club for providing a refreshing venue for this year’s presentation ceremony.

Congratulations to all the winners and also well done to the unlucky ones who have all worked very hard. www.horshaminbloom.org.uk

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Tributes to local legend Harry Gwyer “HaRRy waS a local lEGEnD wHo waS alwayS up FoR a lauGH”

a tribute to the late Harry Gwyer, written by Frank Di Martino. Thank you to all those who turned up at Harry Gwyer’s memorial evening at The Coot Pub, Horsham, on Saturday, 31st July. Harry was a local legend who would help anyone and was always up for a laugh. He loved his football. He would go to watch his beloved Tottenham Hotspur home and away (and also the odd England game) and he used to play in the local leagues himself. Our dad's Vic and Tom started Horsham Wanderers in the West Sussex Minor League Under-18's, and his brother Roy also played and scored the odd goal. We both moved on to men's football where we played for Forest Old Boys Res, but we were only there for two seasons, after which we went to Horsham

Olympic, where we won the Tony Kopp Cup (and what a save from Martin South, those of you who can remember it!) Harry and I, with the help of Peter Fever and the late Ian (Reg) Parker, started The Coot Sunday team back in 1979. Unknown to Harry and the others I also started up another team at the same time, Horsham Juventus. Both teams were elected into the same division. (Sorry Harry, We beat you twice, 10-0 and 21-1. You let in 31 goals in 2 games!) Harry asked me to go on a referee's course with him, which after eight weeks we both passed and were both refereeing games in Horsham Park, all in black with Fellaini hairstyles. There's lots more to tell, but that's for me and Harry to know. Rest in Peace and never forgotten Harry. Frank and the lads.

More on The Coot

The Coot, on Merryfield Drive, has been run successfully by Andy and Sue for almost three years. There’s always a warm welcome on offer and good food too the pub has introduced a full lunchtime menu with an offer of two main meals for only £8. There’s also a reasonably priced snack menu and a range of beverages. If you are looking for a pub

with a great atmosphere, while watching your football team on the big screen, then look no further. The Coot has two large Plasma screens showing Premier League matches on Sky and ESPN. You can also relax and unwind in the lounge area, which boasts an open log fire, or enjoy the (occasional) sunshine in the large Beer Garden. Most definitely a worthwhile visit!

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Talk about day services A public meeting on the future of day services and activities across West Sussex takes place in Horsham next week. It’s part of West Sussex County Council’s ‘Your Day. Your Say’ public consultation, asking residents their views on a proposed new model for day services, including what type of day activities they would like to see available in the community. The public meeting in Horsham is one of six being held across West Sussex during the three month consultation, which runs

until Wednesday 27th October. It takes place on Wednesday, 18th August, from 6.30pm to 8pm, in Roffey Millennium Hall, Crawley Road, Roffey, Horsham, RH12 4DT. There will be a presentation on the proposals and a question and answer session for the public. Residents can also get involved in the public consultation online at www.westsussex.gov.uk/yourdayyoursay or email haveyoursay@westsussex.gov.uk or call 01243 777693 for a copy of the information booklet and questionnaire.

Pupils in photo contest Brock Taylor estate agents in Horsham have launched a fantastic competition for children to find new exciting photographs of the Horsham area to post on their website. The competition is open to pupils of Millais, Forest and Tanbridge House schools and is a wonderful opportunity for the students to get creative and have something exciting to work at over the summer holidays. “We are looking for pictures with a bit more edginess to them. They need to capture the iconic images of Horsham sure, but also show the spirit off the town.” commented Peter Maskell who is a director of Brock Taylor. The pupil who manages to cap-

ture the sprit of Horsham town will win £200 worth of vouchers along with six runners up prizes of £50 each, all redeemable at Jessop’s photography store. “We hope that the children of these schools will use at least some of their summer holidays to capture the essence of where they live”, said Peter. “Creativity will be the key to the success of this project. We want to see Horsham through the eyes of these children and we can’t wait to see what they come up with.” Entries can be placed on either CD or memory stick and need to be posted to their own school in an envelope with their name, school and age clearly stated. The closing date is Friday, 10th Sept.

Harleys head to Amberley Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre will be holding a Harley Davidson Ride-In on Sunday 15th August. A key attraction at the show will be Shaws Harley Davidson, the Sussex dealership, who will be bringing a show stand and a selection of brand new machines for visitors to admire.

Filipinos make a song and dance for tree A new local non-profit organisation, The Filipino Community of Horsham (TFCH), has been raising funds to plant a memorial tree in Horsham. TFCH, as it is now called, started in 2006 as an informal group of enthusiastic individuals and families, who regularly get together as their way of interacting with other Filipinos in the area. On September 23rd, 2008, the group formally held its first ever general assembly of Filipinos, which elected their first set of officers to run the TFCH group with its own set of bylaws and Constitution. This year, the group decided to make a project out of its yearly get together celebration in partnership with Horsham District Council by holding a fundraising event. The fundraising event, ‘The Spring Party’, was held on 10th June in Drill Hall, Horsham and featured live

bands, dancing and awards for this year’s basketball tournament. Money was raised through ticket and beverage sales and will all contribute towards the planting of a memorial tree for the Filipino community. The Filipino Community of Horsham’s purpose is to foster unity and relationships between and among Filipinos living in Horsham and surrounding areas.

Many sporting events are held by the organisation, such as a men’s basketball tournament and women’s badminton matches. The group is planning to organise an event for Black History Month, which is in October, for a bigger project and is hoping to work towards being a charitable organisation in the future. Horsham District Council will be promoting Black History Month nearer the

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Coming soon to the Capitol stage

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take ten In their Tenth year, Brooklands Studios brings to the stage an energetic team of performers showcasing a spectacular array of routines to popular chart hits, as well as tracks from some of our best loved musicals Tickets £13 11th-12th Sept

A new singing and dancing show with the world’s most popular and best loved pre-school characters in one exciting adventure! The extravaganza features Barney, Bob the Builder, Angelina Ballerina, Pingu, and Fireman Sam 28-29th Aug (Tickets 13, Child £11)

popcorn-tastic summer now that toy story 3 has finished hogging the limelight, you can view some of the summer’s other big hits at the capitol. We may well have seen this year’s two stand-out films Christopher Nolan’s Inception and of course the latest from Woody and Buzz - in the last three weeks, but there’s more on offer. Actually, summer 2010 is pretty popcorn-tastic. Now on is an action thriller starring Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz that barely draws breath. Knight and Day (below) may well get an A* in silliness, but if you switch off your brain it’s an enjoyable ride. You might even ask for a half your money back, as you’ll only be using the edge of your seat. It’s on until 19th August. Also showing this week is The Last Airbender (below, right), the latest 3D offering. None of us at The Resident have seen it yet, but we hope that M. Night Shyamalan (who directed the Sixth Sense) has done the fantastic cartoon justice. Air, Water, Earth and Fire are four nations tied by destiny when the Fire Nation launches a brutal war against the others. A century has passed with no hope in sight to change the path of this destruction. Caught between combat and courage, Aang discovers he is the lone Avatar with the power to manipulate all four elements. Aang teams with Katara, a Waterbender, and her brother Sokka to restore balance to their war-torn world. The Last Airbender is showing from 13th - 26th August at the Capitol. Of course, the A Team is out. Half the script is of course already written (“I ain’t gettin’ on no plane”, “shut up fool!”, “I love

together, these unlikely partners must stop the forces of darkness it when a plan comes together”, “He’s on the jazz” and a five minute montage of the team making a missile launcher out of an old lawnmower and a cabbage) but nailing the roles of the original cast members is far harder. You may wonder why they didn’t just bring back Mr T as B.A. Baracus, but other than that it’s great fun! The A Team is showing on 20th-26th August. Then there’s a couple for the kids. Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore is on until 19th August, and then taking over until

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2nd September is The Sorcerer’s Apprentice (top). This epic romantic comedy adventure is about a sorcerer and his hapless apprentice who are swept into the centre of an ancient conflict between good and evil. Balthazar Blake (Nicolas Cage) is a master sorcerer in modern-day Manhattan trying to defend the city from his arch-nemesis, Maxim Horvath (Alfred

Molina). Balthazar can't do it alone, so he recruits Dave Stutler (Jay Baruchel), a seemingly average guy who demonstrates hidden potential, as his reluctant protégé, giving him a crash course in the art and science of magic. Together, these unlikely partners must stop the forces of darkness. For tickets to all of these films call the Capitol box office on 01403 750220.

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice is coming to the Capitol theatre in Horsham on 20th August. To celelbrate the release of the new Disney production, The Resident has a special pack of goodies to give away to one lucky reader. The pack includes a watch, shoulder bag and dragon ring. To win, answer this question: What modern-day city does the film take place in? a) Paris b) New York c) London d) Los Angeles Send your answers by email only to ben@the-resident.co.uk by Friday, 20th August. Please include your full name, address, and phone number. One winner only. Details will not be passed on.

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Reprieve for Iris Ward Iris ward at Horsham Hospital has been saved after the Board of NHS West Sussex approved a recommendation to improve mental health services in the county. Instead, it is Crawley Hospital that lost out in a shakeup of mental health care

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tient capacity by 55 beds once ments to community and priservices, with Dove ward set these improvements are in place. mary care mental health services to close. The decision marks the end of have been secured. NHS Board members dean intensive period of public conThis option was chosen becided to approve proposals sultation, and the recommendacause it offered better access to for improvements to commution which was considered was the greatest number of people, it nity and primary care mental mainhealth services, tains and also to agree a THIS DECISION PAVES THE WAY FOR BETTER the recommendation high to reduce inpaquality, MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES” purposethe result of six public meetings, built Iris Ward in Horsham, and more than 100 meetings with avoids significant capital costs. stakeholders and service user There is also a commitment groups, and the views of people that people affected by this deciexpressed. sion who depend entirely on A number of Horsham people public transport will receive asexpressed dismay at the prosistance to help them with their posed closure of Iris ward, and travel needs. the League of Friends of HorDominic Ellett, lead mental sham Hospital held a petition health commissioner for NHS against the closure. West Sussex, said: “This decision During the formal public conpaves the way for better mental sultation period between 8 health services across the county. March and 8 June two proposals “We have heard the views of were considered. Both involved hundreds of people in recent improvements to mental health months, and their feedback has care outside hospital, but difbeen invaluable in shaping our fered on where the phased replans – this consultation has ductions in inpatient capacity formed the most significant disshould take place. cussion about mental health •Option 1: To close one ward in services in West Sussex for 10 Centurion Unit, Chichester, Clayyears. ton Ward in Haywards Heath, “These plans mean that people and Dove Ward, Crawley, and in West Sussex will be served by some bed reductions on remainhigh quality primary and coming wards in Chichester and Wor- munity mental health services, thing. and will have access to modern, •Option 2: To close one ward in purpose-built hospital facilities. Centurion Unit, Chichester, Clay“Now that the recommendaton Ward in Haywards Heath, tion has been approved we will and Iris Ward, Horsham, and continue to work closely with some bed reductions on remainSussex Partnership NHS Foundaing wards in Chichester and Wor- tion Trust, and colleagues in prithing. mary care, to make these The recommended option, apimprovements a reality, and we proved by the NHS West Sussex will make sure that stakeholders Board, was Option 1. The reducand service users continue to tion in inpatient capacity will play a significant role in this only take place after improveprocess.”

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Kirsten O’Brien’s, from CBBC’s SMart, ART! is at the Capitol Theatre in Horsham in 26th October. The TV presenter brings a brand new interactive children's show. Kirsten is one of Britain’s most popular children’s TV presenters, having appeared in Saturday morning CBBC, Saturday Aardvark, Smart, Smarteenies and Totally Doctor Who. The new production is a fantastic one-hour interactive ‘theatre style’ art show, great fun for all ages. Watch Kirsten draw, paint and make something out of nothing - you may even get the chance of helping her on stage! You may have the chance to meet Kirsten after the show for a special meet, greet and autograph signing session.

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Lost in the music I had to write to you as today was the second time this year when I have come within a whisker of knocking someone down because they were listening to their iPod. It must happen all the time, but I felt I must warn parents to speak to their children - mainly the teenagers - as they seem to be so distant when walking and listening to music. The first incident happened at the big roundabout at the bottom of Kings Road, by Dreams bed store. I was coming from town, indicating right to go up Harwood Road, and a girl crossed the road from Kings Road to the roundabout right in front of me. I had to slam the brakes on and she leaped out of her skin. She looked so shaken, as

there must have been six inches between us. She looked at me, petrified, said sorry and scuttled away. Then last week on Springfield Road, a chap (who had no excuse as he was in his late twenties) pressed for the lights to cross over to Horsham Park, but no sooner had he pressed it than he started walking across. It was still green when I braked, as he ambled across, listening to his iPod. It was only when he reached the other side when he had a suspicion that he had done anything wrong! Please do be careful. ‘Died while engrossed in Lady Gaga’ is not a great thing to have on your headstone.

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Town Hall issue is no laughing matter

I read Jack Reuben’s letter (30th July) in response to Robert Mayfield’s letter (23rd July) wherein he stated the case for keeping Horsham Town Hall for community activities and not turning it into another restaurant, namely Bill’s Produce and restaurant. I read Mr Reuben’s letter again and again trying to read some sense into it when he said, and I quote “I don’t think it’s wise to over saturate an area”. He must have been making some sort of joke because if an area is over-saturated with anything it is with restaurant after restaurant. Horsham will be the laughing stock of the south before long. He also said that having Bill’s in the Town Hall will enable people to see inside this unique building. Well I have seen inside it hundreds of times, not cut and carved about as Bill’s are aiming to with permission from Horsham District Council, even though it is a grade II listed building ( I can’t even have a Sky dish on my grade II listed house) I’ve seen inside because I used to go to a lot of the events in the Town Hall for which it was provided. Before HDC ‘hiked’ up the rental charge there was something being held there most Saturdays and in the week. Everyone I speak to (I know a lot of people in the town) want the community events back in their rightful place. Charities such as Cancer Research, Cats Protection,

problems in breaking even charities suffer enough in a recession without being deprived of such money as they could make. Surely if Bill’s Produce has indeed walked away from the deal, there is little point in keeping the hall closed when money could be made from it. It would be better than an empty hall and charities losing money; If the hall could be hired at a reasonable rate encouraging more people to use it. If the elections had taken place earlier it night have helped, as David Cameron once said that if the Conservatives won no more public buildings would be removed from community use. Miss R Reeve.s Blandford Road, Horsham Amnesty, Save the Children, W.I could all fundraise there. Also postcard and record fairs, antique markets, local art shows, music events etc, all affordable to all people; not all of us are high earners or want to live on credit! The Drill Hall is too far off the beaten track and I am sure that the manager or the Capitol Arts Centre would laugh anyone out of the place if they tried to hire it for a bazaar or jumble sale. I am determinedly and openly campaigning to save the Town Hall for myself and all the like minded people I speak to on the subject. After all, the Town Hall was given to the people of Horsham

by the Duke of Norfolk and paid for by us in our Council Tax and it is rather churlish of the Horsham District Council to just let someone else have it, so if Mr Reuben’s letter was meant to be a joke it was in very poor taste- this is no laughing matter.

W. Morriss (Mrs) Horsham

In the debate over the Town Hall, one group is seldom mentioned - the various charities who used it for fundraising events. I know of at least one which sometimes raised £900+ from a sale there. Since having to use a less central hall, things have gone downhill. It now has

Ed: Am I alone in thinking that this all has a touch of ‘Nirvana syndrome’ about it - people really only making a big deal out of something after it’s gone? Perhaps if Bill’s decide not to come on board (so far our calls have gone unanswered, but we believe that’s not yet the case) then perhaps a simple arrangement could be made. If the council will hand it back to the community, we must show that we want it and will use it. If we do, and it becomes a vibrant, popular venue, then great, everyone wins. But if after six months all we’ve had there is one rock gig, a cat homing show and a carpet sale, then perhaps it is time to allow the council to market the Town Hall without such resistance.

Missing Charlie My cat Charlie was taken from Charrington Way, Broadbridge Heath, about three years ago. Not a day goes by when I don’t wonder what happened to him and I know it’s a long shot but, just maybe, someone out there did find him and could at least let us know he is safe. He has a distinctive ‘nick’

in one of his ears. If anyone out there has any information please do get in touch. Lyn Roberts, Thelton Avenue, Broadbridge Heath Ed: If anyone can help call us here at The Resident and we’ll pass on Lyn’s full details.

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Kayleigh and Molly Redford enjoy the visit by the Mobile Ark petting Zoo, and (right) George, Chloe and Timothy Sexton show their support for Sands (Pictures: Chris Woolgar)

In memory of a lost sister

Molly Redford wears a T-shirt in memory of her stillborn little sister

We all love a cake stall, don’t we?

On Saturday, Kayleigh and Molly Redford may have been helping their baby sister crawl for the first time. Instead, they were helping out at a charity fun day and fundraising auction at the Horsham Rugby Club to raise money in memory of their baby sister, Tilly Rose. On the 17th January, mum Gemma Redford gave birth to a beautiful baby girl. Sadly, due to complications, Tilly had already passed away. Gemma’s siblings Timothy, George and Chloe Sexton decided to hold Saturday’s event following the tragic loss of their baby niece, in aid of Sands, the Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Charity. Sands were on hand to provide specialist support

for Gemma in January, and a private room in the hospital away from all the joys of the maternity ward. The charity fun day was a way of thanking Sands for all their help. Family entertainment in the afternoon included The Mobile Ark Petting Zoo, a BMX assault course set up by the Horsham Youth Cycling Club and a barbeque. The Embers provided the evening entertainment along with TORCH, The Original Rock Choir of Horsham. The charity auction was the main event and helped raise £1,900, meaning the day raise a fantastic £4,600 to be split between the Surrey Sands unit and the Sands national office. Local businesses donated lots for the auction as well as prizes for the raffle. George Sexton said: “Once

the weather cleared up it was a great day. The evening in particular went well, with the live music, bar and the charity auction. “It was great that the event was so well supported.” The organisers would particularly like to thank La Vida, Boots, Sassy shoes, Denbies Wine Estates, Fishers Farm Park, Rookwood Golf Course, KEF, WABI, the James Dyson Foundation and Richer Sounds for their support. Later this year, George Sexton and Chloe’s boyfriend Adam Lintott will be competing in the Great South Run for Sands, and next year they - along with Timothy - have an even more ambitious fundraising goal...a cross-Europe cycling challenge.

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Home care review will save millions West Sussex County Council and NHS West Sussex will jointly be reviewing all home care contracting requirements across the county to look at long-term needs and how best to provide the service. At present the Council and NHS West Sussex commission more than one million domiciliary care hours per year from more than 100 external

but without additional funding to care for those who need it. “The review of the contracts we have for home care will enable us to buy care for residents who need it at a competitive price. “I would like to reassure residents that the quality and level of service will not be affected by these changes.” Home care helps people

“THE COUNCIL EXPECTS TO FIND A FURTHER £75MILLION OF SAVINGS”

organisations, at a cost of approximately £28 million. This means that there are significant variations in prices charged and capacity issues within the market. Deputy Cabinet Member for Adults’ Services Graham Tyler said: “West Sussex will have an increasingly elderly population over the coming years,

with personal care needs within their home. The County Council moved away from an in-house home care service with the launch of the Regaining Independence Support Service, providing short-term care and occupational therapy to help people remain independent in their own homes.

Home care is contracted through external organisations. Graham added: “The County Council is in the middle of a financial review and expects to have to find a further £75 million of savings over the next three years. “By making our home care service more efficient and effective, we aim to achieve a saving for the County Council of at least £2.5 million.” The County Council will carry out a review to identify the total home care requirements for residents, not only for adults’ services but also children and for NHS West Sussex. There will then be a tendering process to contract with home care providers to deliver current and future care needs. The new contracts are aimed to be in place starting from April 2011. All residents who have home care will be kept up to date as the work progresses.

Phil Collins tribute gig

No Jacket Required, the UK’s only 11piece Phil Collins Tribute, bring their spectacular show to Hurtwood Polo Park on Saturday 21st August. The line up is exactly the same as how Phil presented his live shows, with a full Brass Section, Percussion and Backing Vocalists. Their frontman, Collins-soundalike Dave Whitehouse, has to be heard to be believed, having taken on the mantle of Phil Collins for over ten years now, previously in Genesis tribute bands. With his exact rendition of Phil’s vocals, backed by extremely talented musicians, they authentically re-create the excitement of the 80’s & 90’s stadium shows, playing all the Phil Collins hits from down the years including Against All Odds, as well as a 15-minute Genesis Medley. For tickets (£10) all the Box Office on 01483-272828 or book online at www.hurtwoodparkpolo.co.uk

Nearly 1,500 Jobseekers The latest figures show that there are 1,460 people in the Horsham District claiming Jobseeker’s Allowance. July’s report into employment levels reveals that this is some way short of the 2,375 claiming in Crawley, but a touch above the number on Jobseeker’s Allowance in Mid Sussex district. Minister Chris Grayling this

week welcomed a further fall in unemployment, but said the UK still faced a significant economic challenge and Government would remain focused on restoring the economy and supporting private sector jobs growth. The figures published on Wednesday by the Office for National Statistics show that while the number of people in

employment has risen over the last quarter, this was largely driven by a rise in the employment of non UK nationals. Ministers are also concerned that the total number of people on the three main out of work benefits, almost 5 million, has remained static, underlining the need for a review of the welfare system.

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white woodland wonders last month, raymond elliot from Branston, staffordshire, was prosecuted under the animal welfare act, and made to pay £1547 in costs to the rsPca, after drowning a wild grey squirrel in a water butt in his back garden. This landmark case was the first involving a non-domestic animal and immediately calls into question the value we place on urban mammals. Many homeowners see squirrels and other woodland creatures as pests that trespass on human soil, running riot through the streets like little hoodlums. But isn’t it about time that we learnt to love our fellow residents? Instead of drowning the squirrels that wonder its dense forest, Mannings Heath Golf Club in Horsham celebrates its wild inhabitants. The Club is extremely proud of its close links to a rare species of albino grey squirrel, which have been spotted darting through the surrounding woodland. The Mannings Heath logo

features an albino squirrel. Roy Jones, greenkeeper, is one of the lucky few to have seen one. He said: “Having worked at the golf club for 30 years, I have seen white squirrels on several occasions on the Waterfall and Kingfisher golf courses. “They are extraordinary looking animals. Other members of staff have seen them as recently as a few months ago.” Steve Slinger, General Manager, confirmed the sightings but has not yet seen one himself. He said: “As long as the squirrels are not causing any damage to the golf courses we are very happy to have them here. We do not see them as pests, we are fond of them.”

“i Have seen wHite squirrels on several occasions on tHe golf courses” The treasured white squirrels of Mannings Heath aren’t the only remarkable animals inhabiting the Horsham area.

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mals such as beavers, antelope, capybara and cavies. He was also responsible for introducing the wallabies which are still going strong today.” Sticking with white wonders, The Resident has seen on several occasions white fallow deer in St Leonard’s Forest, Horsham. While striking in appearance - particularly when hopping across a field covered in a layer of snow - but isn’t actually that rare. The white variety can be white to sandy coloured and become whiter at adulthood. This is a true colour variety and not albinism, which is rare. The rare white deer is the white-coated roebuck, and is so unusual that only a handful have been seen in Britain since the end of the Second World War. In 2009, one was found and was expected to fetch bids of £6,000 by trophy hunters wanting a rare kill. The news of the bidding war made national headlines, and animal rights campaigners were outraged, nicknaming the deer ‘Pearl. But local residents such as Mary Davies and the staff at Mannings Heath have learnt to embrace the unique species they have been graced with, and long may that continue.

Mannings Heath is home to some elusive white squirrels

Do get in touch if you’ve spotted the rare white squirrels at Mannings Heath, or have made any other unusual sightings. Anyone know what the snapping turtle of Southwater Country Park is up to these days? Email us at ben@the-resident.co.uk

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The victorious Horsham team, Hugh Turnbull at the bat and Zac Chinn strikes for Horsham

Eddie Wells takes a wicket

John Barron celebrates his hat-trick for Horsham against Fletching

Johnny Phelps fired a quick 55 for Horsham

Double festival glory Horsham Trinity under 14s were victorious in the Shield Competition of Sussex Junior Cricket Festival. The win on Sunday against Bexhill was this team’s third consecutive Shield triumph, having beaten Arundel in last year’s Under-13s final. Trinity (pictured right) won the toss and batted first. After an initial flurry of runs against the Bexhill seamers, Trinity struggled against the slower bowlers and reached a mediocre 145 for 8. Top contributors were James Rogers 18, Connor Cushing 23 and Louie Donnely 37 n.o. In reply, Bexhill started confidently but Trinity switched to their slower bowlers and were rewarded with a flurry of wickets that shattered Bexhill hopes in swift order. James Rogers took three wickets for five runs turned things round for Trinity, leaving the pacey Louie Donnelly to clean up the tail, literally shattering the stumps with the final ball of the Bexhill innings. To reach the final Horsham Trinity won a hard fought contest at Pulborough on the Monday, with Alex Holmes

scoring a fine 62 n.o. On Tuesday, Trinity chased down a modest score from West Chiltington, James Rogers top scoring with 45. After a rest day Trinity played their hardest fixture of the week against a strong Steyning side. Trinity amassed an impressive 235 for 5 (Connor Cushing hitting an excellent 132). Steyning chased valiantly, coming up just 28 runs short for 7 wickets - a winning draw for Trinity. On the Friday Trinity brushed aside Scaynes Hill to confirm their place in Sunday’s final. Horsham and Roffey were again involved in the Bowl competition, Horsham looking to retain the title they won at U13 age group last season. Roffey were in Division B and had a week of mixed fortunes, with two wins and three defeats. On Monday they had a good start, beating St James’ Montefiore by five wickets. Bowling first they restricted St James to 170 all out. Ollie Rivers was the pick of the bowlers with 3 for 19, and then scored 91 in Roffey’s innings - ably sup-

ported by Hugo Vickers on 26 not out. On Tuesday they batted first against Brighton and scored 137 all out (Tom Barnes 30, Jordan Bell 17) In reply Brighton & Hove reached their target in 26 overs, (Kyle Fairs 3 for 39) Wednesday saw them slump to an 8 wicket defeat by Steyning – Roffey were all out for 64 in 28 overs despite a spirited effort by Ollie Rivers who scored 27. Tom Barnes took 2 for 28. Thursday was a completely different story. Cuckfield won the toss and decided to bat,

scoring an impressive 204 all out. (Sam Collins taking 3 for 41 and Ollie Rivers 2 for 20) In reply Roffey reached their target with overs to spare and the loss of only 4 wickets. Ollie Rivers carried his bat, finishing on 106. On Friday the Roffey team travelled to Ansty, but were unable to get anywhere near the home side’s impressive total of 226 for 5, managing a respectable 121 all out in 39.4 overs in reply. (Ollie Rivers 36 not out and Jordan Bell 36) Meanwhile Horsham were drawn in division C, a slightly smaller group which was fur-

ther depleted by the late withdrawal of Three Bridges from the competition. Horsham got off to a flying start with an emphatic win at home to Fletching. The visitors posted a modest 113 – thanks to some tight bowling from David Drage (2 for 13) and a superb 4 for 5 in 3 overs from John Barron – including a hat- trick for the second year running in this competition! In reply Horsham knocked off the runs in 17.1 overs, with Jonny Phelps smashing a quick fire 55 which included 10 fours and one six. On Thursday, Horsham lost the toss and were put in to bat by Glynde and Beddingham. Openers John Barron (16) and Nick Klein (41) made a solid start and this was consolidated by an excellent partnership of 139, with Ben Shoare reaching 50 and Jonny Phelps scoring a magnificant 94 which included 14 fours. A final total of 251 was always going to be hard to beat and Glynde struggled against some excellent bowling and fielding – Matt Wilson taking 2 for 3 in 5 overs, Nick Klein 3 for 4 and David Drage 2 for 11

– to finish on 28 all out. Keeper Michael Thomas took an excellent catch diving low to his right, and Ben Shoare took a stunning catch at slip. On Friday Horsham travelled to Lewes Priory. The rain held off for Lewes to complete their innings, posting 186 runs. In reply Horsham were making good progress but the rain became progressively heavier and the game was eventually abandoned. Horsham’s overall results (including run rates and wickets taken) saw them through to the final at Ansty on Sunday against Brighton and Hove. Horsham lost the toss and were put into bat. They made a solid start but suffered a middle order wobble. They looked on course for a modest total until an impressive ninth wicket partnership saw Zac Chinn (32) and Hugh Turnbull (37 not out) push Horsham’s total to 201. This put the Brighton batsman under pressure and with consistently tight bowling they never looked like reaching the target, as Horsham retained the trophy.

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Bring out the bunting for huge carnival day Can you remember the good old days when the community came together for one great day? When playschools and community groups created flamboyant, colourful floats for a parade, a young girl was beaming as the carnival queen, and a marching band led the way along a route adorned with flags and bunting? Well those days still exist in Ashington, and rather than slowly drifting away in a dearth of community spirit, this year’s event, on Saturday, 21st August, will be as big as ever. It all starts with a large carnival procession leaving

the top roundabout, north of Ashington at 1.30pm. Holding the Carnival Banner will be Dave Alford and David Jackson in costume. ‘The Surrey Pipe Band’ will be the leading band for the procession followed by the Ashington Carnival Princess Chloe Bull, 11 and her two Attendants Amy Burroughs, 10 and India Manville, 9 and her two Pageboys Cavan Sopp, 7 and James Newland, 5. The Festival will be held on Ashington Recreation Ground, Church Lane starting at 2.30pm after the arrival of the Carnival procession. There will be arena events with the main act being Stallions of Substance, an act that combines sisters, stallions and a little brother on a motorbike. The Wessex International Majorettes will do a dance routine, and ‘Charlie’ the clown will be there with lots of children’s entertainment. Other highlights include Nostalgia, a marching steel band with the St Kitts & Nevis Carnival Group joining in dancing with their colourful costumes.

In the Community Centre will be the Flower Show where you will be able to see a beautiful display of vegetables, flowers and craft items all to a very high standard. On the Recreation ground will be Harris Brothers’ funfair, a car boot sale, side-shows, craft and charity stalls, a fun dog show, a children’s farm with lots of animals to see and also ferrets and Bungee Trampolines. Near the Recreation ground will be an American and British Classic, Hot Rod and Custom Car Show. And there will be lots more. There will be food and a licensed bar for the afternoon and the evening. The evening continues with a live band playing outside, before a firework display at 10pm.

Anyone interested in entering the Carnival can call Ray on 01903 892931 or Margaret on 01903 892633. For details of entering the flower show call Maureen on 01403 242988 and for Car Show entries contact Alan on 01903 892756.

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Fete success

Horsham Age Concern’s Summer Fete was a great success, as perfect weather and lots to do, buy and eat all combined to make a day to remember. Opened by local MP, Francis Maude (pictured above), who also judged the ‘Make a Scarecrow’ competition, the event raised over £3,000. “We need to continually raise funds in order to keep important facilities and services available to older people in these times of economic pressure with national and local government cut-backs expected”, commented Age Concern chairman, Vivien Lyth. “It’s good to see visitors of all ages coming to see what we have to offer here at Lavinia House. Also, we are always looking for potential volunteers”, she added. Jean Griffin, a local resident, well-known horticulture judge and regular on BBC Sussex Sunday morning programme, ‘Dig It’, sat in the garden answering a whole range of questions from a steady stream of interested gardeners. The various stalls were busy all morning and then there was a lull as visitors tucked in to the Ploughmans’ lunches and cups of tea whilst relaxing on the garden terrace with music provided by Ken Harvey.

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DC/10/1551 Retrospective application for a single storey rear extension 2 Posthorses Ashington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 3QF DC/10/1587 Amendment to previously approved (DC/09/1269) and constructed 3-bed dwelling to include accommodation in the roof space Oakwood Farm Okehurst Lane Billingshurst West Sussex RH14 9HR DC/10/1554 Fell 1 Field Maple tree 108 Broomfield Drive Billingshurst West Sussex RH14 9TW

DC/10/1596 Surgery to 1 Ash tree (Works to Trees in Conservation Area) Jengers Mead Billingshurst West Sussex

DC/10/1446 Replacement Windows The Maltings High Street Billingshurst West Sussex

DC/10/1582 Revisions to previously approved scheme (planning re: DC/08/1675) to include 2 additional dormers, re-design of porch areas and French windows to the rear of the dwelling Meadow Farm Blackgate Lane Pulborough West Sussex RH20 1DF

DC/10/1571 Surgery to 1 X Oak tree 12 Broomfield Drive Billingshurst West Sussex RH14 9TJ DC/10/1467 Erection of a farm building and new access track (land east of Springfield) Springfield Sopers Lane Bramber Steyning West Sussex BN44 3PU DC/10/1400 Formation of new track (Agricultural Prior Notification) Ivorys Farm Burnthouse Lane Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8DQ

DC/10/1612 Outline approval for the development of approximately 2500 dwellings, new access from A24 and a secondary access from A264, neighbourhood centre,

comprising retail, community building with library facility, public house, primary care centre and care home), main pumping station, land for primary school and nursery, land for employment uses, new rail station, energy centre and associated amenity space. Full planning permission for engineering operations associated with landfill remediation and associated infrastructure including pumping station. Full permission for the development of Phase 1 of 291 dwellings, internal roads, garages, driveways, 672 parking spaces, pathways, sub-station, floor attenuation ponds and associated amenity space. Full permission for the construction of a 3 to 6 metre high (above ground level) noise attenuation landform for approximately 700 metres, associated landscaping, pedestrian/cycleway and service provision (land known as Kilnwood Vale) Holmbush Farm Landfill Site Crawley Road Faygate West Sussex

DC/10/1607 Demolish existing single-storey flat roof extension and construct new single-storey extension under pitched roof Stable Cottages Buchan Hill Pease Pottage West Sussex

DC/10/1605 Proposed high level clay plain tiles to external front elevation. New brick screen wall between garage and main house Fursdon West End Lane Henfield West Sussex BN5 9RE

DC/10/1588 Demolition of existing house and all outbuildings and the erection of 1 block comprising 5 x 2-bed and 2 x 1-bed flats and a row of 5 terraced houses comprising 3 x 4-bed and 2 x 3-bed houses (total 12) Townmead Coopers Way Henfield West Sussex BN5 9EQ

DC/10/1613 Fell the following trees Cypress x 2 (TG1), Cotoneaster, Pryacantha and Jasmine (H2), Ash sapling and Cotoneaster (SG1) (Works to Trees in a Conservation Area) West Croft Church Street Henfield West Sussex BN5 9NT

DC/10/0894 Installation of a Wind Turbine South Grounds Shoreham Road Henfield West Sussex BN5 9SE

DC/10/1557 Pizza Hut signage (Advertisement Consent) 24 - 28 Queen Street Horsham West Sussex RH13 5AF

DC/10/1556 New shop front (Full Planning) 24 - 28 Queen Street Horsham West Sussex RH13 5AF

DC/10/1606 Proposed erection of stable block containing 13 stables (Amiesmill Farm, Kerves Lane, Horsham) 2 Amiesmill Cottages Kerves Lane Horsham West Sussex RH13 6RL

DC/10/1597 Fell 1 Cryptomeria tree (Works to Trees in a Conservation Area) 15 Richmond Road Horsham West Sussex RH12 2EG

DC/10/1380 Conversion of existing building with extension to form a single (3-bed) dwelling Land Adjoining Dog and Bacon North Parade Horsham West Sussex

DC/10/1584 Removal of existing pre-fabricated garage and replacement with new garage of wooden construction 61 Hazelhurst Crescent Horsham West Sussex RH12 1XB DC/10/1344 Single storey infill extension between garage and house to provide a WC and create larger hallway 4 Dickins Way Horsham West Sussex RH13 6BQ

DC/10/1535 Renewal of unimplemented planning permission DC/07/1873 1st floor rear extension The Lodge Chesworth Lane Horsham West Sussex RH13 5AJ

DC/10/1552 New detached 2-bed 2-storey house within the curtilage of a Listed Building (Full Planning) Bailings Fulfords Hill Itchingfield Horsham West Sussex RH13 0NX

DC/10/1553 New detached 2-bed 2-storey house within the curtilage of a Listed Building (Listed Building Consent) Bailings Fulfords Hill Itchingfield Horsham West Sussex RH13 0NX

DC/10/1562 1st floor extension Lower Batchelors Emms Lane Barns Green Horsham RH13 0QH

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DC/10/1516 Conservatory at rear Downsview Cottage 7 Wildbrooks Close Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2GP DC/10/1593 Change of use of land for storage of timber and logs Smithers Farm Guildford Road Rudgwick Horsham RH12 3BX

DC/10/1561 Ground floor side extension and new pitched roof to replace existing flat roof to existing dwelling Bakehouse Cottage Church Street Rudgwick Horsham RH12 3ET

DC/10/1525 Widening of existing vehicular access, provision of dropped kerb and erection of entrance gate across driveway 3 Lyons Road Slinfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 7RY DC/10/1473 Erection of a 2 metre high timber close boarded acoustic fence and associated screen planting. Slinfold Manor Five Oaks Road Slinfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 0SX

DC/10/1353 Demolition of an existing single garage replace with a 2 bay oak framed garage with a room above Pool Cottage Wineham Lane Wineham Henfield West Sussex BN5 9AW DC/10/1439 Proposed sand school, lunging circle and 3 bay extension to existing storage barn Jendens Farm Smithers Hill Lane Shipley Horsham RH13 8PP

DC/10/1595 2-storey extension to side 31 Camelot Close Southwater Horsham RH13 9XP

DC/10/1527 Fell 1 Ash and surgery to 2 Ash Trees (Land shared car park between 25 and 26 Dover Close) Dover Close Southwater

DC/10/1558 Proposed new porch and singlestorey rear extension to existing dwelling 5 Raven Close Horsham RH12 5FX

DC/10/1611 Proposed alteration of existing flat roof over garage and enclosed yard to a pitched roof Squirrels Kithurst Park Storrington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 4JH

DC/10/1615 Extension and conversion of existing attached garage 43 Broome Close Horsham RH12

DC/10/1585 Renewal of unimplemented planning permission DC/07/1434 (Conversion, extension and change of use of a

DC/10/1560 Fell 3 Salix Alba (T1, T2 and T6) and surgery to 3 Salix Alba (T3, T4 and T5) trees (Land East of Bakehouse Barn Close, Horsham) Works To Trees

DC/10/1341 Excavation of ground to enlarge existing pond Timber Barn Charity Farm Pulborough Road Cootham West Sussex

ruined barn (known as Newman's Barn) to a 4-bed dwelling with access and parking) Full Planning 34 Church Street Steyning BN44 3YB

DC/10/1586 Renewal of unimplemented planning permission DC/07/1435 (Conversion, extension and change of use of a ruined barn (known as Newman's Barn) to a 4-bed dwelling with access and parking) Listed Building Consent 34 Church Street Steyning West Sussex BN44 3YB

DC/10/1555 Create a new doorway in existing masonry wall, alterations to surface mounted electrical , heating and security services and block up existing internal door at rear (Listed Building Consent) Part Ground Floor 58 High Street Steyning BN44 3RD

DC/10/1487 Re-instatement of demolished front wall (using existing materials stored on site, including refurbished railings) new north facing dormer and repairs to front facade (Listed Building Consent) Charlton House 5 High Street Steyning West Sussex BN44 3GG DC/10/1169 Internal works to upgrade the internal condition of the building including: replacement of central heating system, rewiring, upgrading of bathroom, WC and kitchen, construction of steps from lower ground basement to the rear garden, replacement of roof dormers to the front and rear and the re-instatement of the iron railings that would have originally sat on the dwarf wall to the front Listed Building Consent) Chapel House Jarvis Lane Steyning BN44 3GL DC/10/1522 Porch to rear/side elevation Smokey Cottage Guyhurst Spinney Thakeham West Sussex RH20 3EL

DC/10/1594 To demolish the existing bungalow and erect a 3-bed detached house Carlton Hillside Walk Storrington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 3HL DC/10/1530 Renewal of unimplemented DC/07/1347 conversion of existing garage, provision of dormer to main house and provision of new garage 14 Curbey Close West Chiltington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2HU DC/10/1573 Replacement detached garage (Listed Building Consent) Hazel Cottage Worthing Road Dial Post Horsham West Sussex RH13 8NH

DC/10/1576 Replacement detached garage (Full Planning) Hazel Cottage Worthing Road Dial Post Horsham West Sussex RH13 8NH

DC/10/1575 Single-storey pitched roof front extension 3 Lock Farm Cottages Lock Partridge Green Horsham West Sussex RH13 8EG

DC/10/1559 Retrospective application for structure alterations and recladding and re-roofing of building, together with extension to provide dormer window and extension of roof down over south facing recycling store The Belfry Blackstone Street Blackstone Henfield West Sussex BN5 9TE

DC/10/1563 Re-cladding and re-roofing of 2 barns, including new roof shape to 1 barn. Re-roofing of stable and pig building, rebuilding of row of stables using existing footprint and footings, change of use from agriculture to equestrian, new top dressing to part of Blackstone Lane Pikes Field Blackstone Street Blackstone West Sussex

DC/10/1591 Surgery to 1 x Yew and 2 x Confifer trees (Works to Trees in a Conservation Area) The Glebe Church Street Warnham Horsham West Sussex RH12 3QW

DC/10/1580 Alterations to new dwelling as amendment to approved design under DC/09/0220 including additional ground and second floor windows, conversion of loft space and installation of roof lights. Longbury Chine Georges Lane Storrington West Sussex

Further details of the applications, including plans, may be inspected at the Council Offices, Park North, North Street, Horsham, during the period of 21 days from 06/11/2009, or can be viewed at www.horsham.gov.uk Any person who wishes to make representations to the Council should do so in writing, stating the reference number, within the stated period, to the Director of Planning, Park House, North Street, Horsham, RH12 1RL. Any correspondence received will be available for public inspection and posted on the Council's website. The Council has introduced a scheme to provide the public with an opportunity to speak at committee meetings when planning applications are being decided. Details of the procedure can be obtained from the Planning Office or by calling 01403 215192.

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Privacy in heart of village The private, gated development of new homes at Knapweld Chase in the heart of Storrington has just come onto the market with Henry Adams. Knapweld Chase has been designed and constructed by Barnsnape developments of Warninglid, West Sussex. of the five homes at Knapweld, the three substantial detached houses are now available with prices from £699,950 to £750,000. Philip Jordan, Partner of henry Adams, Storrington comments: “These are excellent family homes within walking distance of the village centre and backing onto national Trust land at The Warren.” ryecroft house and Glendale house both benefit from extremely well planned accommodation, having three reception rooms plus a contemporary kitchen with builtin appliances to the kitchen/breakfast room which overlooks the rear gar-

den and an integral double garage. upstairs there are four comfortably spacious double bedrooms, two of

the second floor landing from where bedrooms 5 and 6 provide space for guests, teenagers or a home office.

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which have ensuites, plus a further bathroom. A wooden loft ladder descends at the touch of a button to provide access to an extensive bonus room on the top floor, which is naturally lit from twin Velux windows. Ashworth house has an alternative, generous layout with a detached double garage. The kitchen breakfast room runs the full depth of the house, giving a perfect environment for informal entertaining or large family gatherings. Again all four bedrooms are generously proportioned, with the master and principle guest room having their own ensuites. A central stairwell then leads up to

The energy rating is exceptionally good for the new homes at Knapweld Chase having been built to the current stringent environmental regulations, so saving on utility bills. “The houses demonstrate all the advantages of a brand new home including ease of maintenance and modern amenities for comfortable living, and are a good contrast to the resale property currently available though our local offices,” says Philip Jordan.

Viewings of the detached houses at Knapweld Chase can be arranged via Henry Adams on 01903 742535.

Leaders add experience

Local letting specialists Leaders are delighted to welcome lettings consultant Becky Poulsom to their recently refurbished branch in Market Square. Becky has worked in the lettings industry for more than 10 years and most recently was based in the successful Leaders Crawley office from where she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience. Says Leaders’ senior manager Kathy Taylor: “Becky is extremely professional and cares passionately about providing the kind of high quality, personal service Leaders are known for. We know she will be a valuable addition to our team and a great asset to our clients.” Says Becky: “It is fantastic to join this established and respected branch and I am looking forward to working with the team towards its continued success. At Leaders we are in a perfect position to provide expert, impartial advice on all aspects of letting because we are experienced specialists with no conflict of

New homes at Knapweld Chase are now on sale from £699,950

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interest. We offer free rental valuations and can explain all the ins and outs of the legalities involved with letting. We will also give you all the support you need in finding the right property to let.” With over 27 years experience as a company - and so many highly experienced employees, including Kathy and Becky – Leaders are proud to stand out from their competitors as by far the most experi-

enced and knowledgeable letting agent in the area. They have dozens of fully-vetted professional tenants registered with them and will let any good quality property very quickly indeed.

For advice you can trust on all aspects of letting or renting in Horsham please call Leaders on 01403 217585 or email horsham@leaders.co.uk

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t : 01403 275543 w : www.inhousehomes.co.uk e : lettings@inhousehomes.co.uk e : sales@inhousehomes.co.uk Horsham £129,950 (Leasehold)

Broadbridge Heath £199,950 (Freehold)

Southwater £209,950 (Freehold)

Horsham £214,950 (Leasehold)

A well presented one bedroom first floor flat located within close proximity to Horsham town centre and mainline station. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, 11’10” kitchen, 12’ living room, 13’9” bedroom and refitted bathroom. The property also benefits from double glazing, gas radiator heating and allocated parking. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

A well presented two bedroom terrace house situated in the popular Village of Broadbridge Heath. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance porch, 15’11 living room, open plan to dining area and refitted kitchen. To the first floor are two bedrooms and refitted bathroom. The property also benefits from recently installed gas radiator heating and parking for one car. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

A well presented two bedroom end terrace house situated in a cul-desac in the popular Village of Southwater. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance porch, 13’8 living room, open plan to dining area and refitted kitchen. To the first floor are two bedrooms and bathroom. The property also benefits from double glazing, gas radiator heating and allocated parking for one car. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

A well presented two bedroom first floor luxury apartment situated in the popular gated development of The Comptons. Accommodation comprises; master bedroom with en-suite shower room, second double bedroom, spacious hall leading to 17’ living room opening to the kitchen, bathroom. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating, double glazing and allocated parking. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

North Horsham £219,950 (Freehold)

Horsham £249,950 (Freehold)

Southwater £274,995 (Freehold)

Town Centre £279,950 (Freehold)

A well presented two bedroom terraced house situated in a cul-de-sac in the popular Holbrook area of North Horsham. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, 13’10 living room, 13’ kitchen and 11’5 conservatory. To the first floor are two bedrooms and bathroom. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating, double glazing and garage with off road parking space. NO CHAIN.

A recently refurbished and immaculately presented Victorian three bedroom semi detached house located within close proximity of Horsham park, station and town centre. Briefly comprises; entrance hall, 12’1 living room, 11’7 dining room, refitted kitchen and refitted bathroom, and to the first floor are three bedrooms. Also benefits from gas radiator heating and double glazing. Viewing recommended.

A well presented three bedroom detached property situated in a cul-de-sac location within the popular village of Southwater. The accommodation comprises; kitchen, utility area, 24’ lounge/ diner, conservatory. To the first floor are three bedrooms and family bathroom. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating, double glazing and garage. AViewing is highly recommended.

A well presented three bedroom link detached house situated in a highly sought after location within close proximity of Horsham Town Centre. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, downstairs cloakroom, kitchen, 16’1 living room. To the first floor are three bedrooms and bathroom. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating, double glazing and detached garage.

ATTENTION LANDLORDS MR & MRS P Reduced management fees Seeking 3/4 Bedroom House for all instruction received in up to £1200PCM August 2010

Horsham £1350pcm

• Four bedroom detached property • Two reception room • Garage

Southwater £800pcm

• Off street parkin • Available Now • UNFURNISHED

• Two bedroom house • Allocated parking • Spacious lounge/dinner

Horsham £775pcm

• Fitted Kitchen • Available September • UNFURNISHED

• Two double bedroom split level maisonette • Good condition throughout • Fitted kitchen

Burford House | 26 Worthing Road | Horsham | RH12 1SL

Miss D seeking 2 Double Bedroom House Close to town centre up £850PCM

Horsham £795pcm

• Shower room • Available Now • Part Furnished

• Coming to the market • Two bedroom house • Popular development

• Fitted kitchen • Available September • UNFURNISHED

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The Open House Specialists 2~4 East Street Horsham West Sussex RH12 1HL

01403 272022

www.brocktaylor.co.uk

OPEN HOUSE 12.00 - 13.00 14.08.2010

horsham Price guide £300,000

horsham £499,950

Detached Bungalow • Two Double Bedrooms • Large Corner Plot • In Need Of Improvement • Potential For Extension (stpp) • No Ongoing Chain • Close To Town & Station • Must Be Viewed

Four Good Bedrooms • Refitted En Suite Shower Room • Additional En Suite Bathroom • 18’4 Fitted Kitchen/Diner • Spacious Family Bathroom • 11’2 x 9’7 Dining Room • 21’ Living Room with Fireplace • Downstairs Cloakroom • Additional Family Room

horsham £309,950

horsham £299,950

horsham £160,000

horsham £229,950

Victorian Cottage • 3/4 Good Size Bedrooms • 19’ Kitchen/Breakfast room • 2 Reception Rooms • Large Rear Garden • Off Street Parking

3/4 Bedrooms • Ensuite to Master Bedroom • 2 Reception Rooms • 12’7” x 11’10” Kitchen • South Facing Garden • Double Glazing & GFCH

Two Double Bedrooms • Second Floor • Modern Kitchen • Town Centre Location • Double Glazing • Gas Fired Central Heating • Garage En-Bloc • 995yr Long Lease • Close to Railway Station

22ft Lounge/Diner • Good Sized Bedrooms • Double Glazed • Garage En Bloc • Rear Garden • North Horsham Location

Broadbridge heath

horsham £199,950

horsham £169,950

horsham £349,950

Extended Family Home • 4 Good Sized Bedrooms • 23’ Living Room • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Village Location • No Onward Chain

Close Proximity to Town Centre • 2 Double Bedrooms • Large Kitchen • Garden and Garage • Double Glazing • No Onward Chain

In Need of Some Modernisation • Double Glazing • Two Bedrooms • No Onward Chain • Gas Fired Central Heating • Cul De Sac Location

Victorian House • Four bedrooms • 25ft Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Short walk from the town & Station • Within Catchment for Forest & Millais Schools • Sold with No Onward Chain

horsham £289,950

horsham £314,950

horsham £204,950

horsham £133,950

Three Double Bedrooms • 18’1 x 14’11 Conservatory • Garage on Site • Period Features • 13’9 Kitchen • Two Reception Areas • Updated Wet Room • 13’9 x 8’2 Bathroom • Close to Horsham Park

Close proximity to town and station • Two Reception Rooms • Modern Kitchen • Cloakroom • First Floor Bathroom • Good sized rear garden • Off Street parking

Two Double Bedrooms • 19’9” x 11’11” Reception Room • Modern Kitchen • Garage and OSP • Corner Plot • Popular Location

13ft Bedroom • Large Reception Room • 11ft9” Kitchen • Double Glazing and Gas Fired Central Heating • Allocated Parking • No Chain

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Be ruthless and enjoy a new, clutter-free life Katrina Smith Keeping your home clutter-free...

Recently whilst having supper with a very good friend, she asked me if I would consider helping to declutter her home, especially her workroom and studio. she works from home and doesn't have the time or the inclination to do it herself and more to the point she can't move for “stuff”. This got me thinking – there are so many people out there surrounded by clutter, and not knowing where to start on the journey to a clutter free life. Feng shui Practisers believe that clutter drains energy from you. depending on the feng shui area of your home where your clutter is located, it can also negatively influence, or even completely block, the flow of events in specific areas of your life. so

it sounds like it really would be of benefit to my friend and possibly her business to rid herself of the clutter! in order to help you get started with decluttering and to regain your high energy levels i have put together a few tips on decluttering. 1. we very often hold on to things for emotional reasons, but do we really need to keep every birthday card, postcard, magazine we have received in the last few years? if you wanted you could always photograph the

postcards and birthday cards and keep a record of them on your PC. 2. Choose a day when the weather is fine, and move everything out of the room you are decluttering and take outside. i find it is always more invigorating to work in the fresh air rather than staying indoors. 3. sort your clutter into three piles – one for taking to the local tip, one for either donating to a charity shop or for selling on-line and the other all the items you want to keep. do be firm with yourself - if you haven't used something for the last twelve months the chances

are you never well, so get rid of it. 4. with the donate or sell pile – you must immediately deliver everything earmarked for the charity shop (do not be tempted to let it back in the house). Photograph everything to be sold on-line and get it on there. 5. now work on the “keep” pile. decide if it will go back in the same room. Perhaps have some labelled boxes on one side in which you can place items for different rooms. 6. Once all the clutter has gone, you can organise your room. For a fresh look perhaps re-arrange the furniture. Make sure you have enough storage for the items that are coming back to the room – you don't want to reclutter the room. decluttering your home or workplace can be so therapeutic. now you have tackled one room why not move on to the next? For further info contact Katrina on 01403 263509 or call www.truecoloursinteriors.co.uk

Five day challenge set by local lettings team

ested in this option we would advise them to take action now, to capitalise on the current high demand from tenants and the resulting increase in rental prices. at this moment, leaders have over 200 prospective tenants registered with us in horsham actively looking for rented properties of all types. leaders have been established in sussex for more than 27 years and offer landlords and tenants peace of mind: their arla-quali“The sales MarkeT is slOw aT The MOMenT fied staff know the due TO a laCk OF deMand” ment due to local market inside out and a lack of decan offer unparalleled advice currently seeing very high demand from buyers. on everything you need to mand in horsham for rented know when letting or renting “letting your property properties of all types – from a home. could not only enable you to studios and 1 bedroom flats move home as soon as you to large family homes. For more information about are ready, but will also pro“Many of the landlords who vide an income and allow you renting or letting in Horsham have recently instructed us to please contact the friendly to delay your sale until a let their properties have been more favourable sales marLeaders team on 01403 pleasantly surprised how 217585 or email ket.” quickly we have found them horsham@leaders.co.uk if homeowners are inter-

Alex Heather Leaders

Due to a particularly strong demand for rented property in Horsham and surrounding areas, local letting specialist Leaders is inviting landlords to challenge them to let their property in 5 days or less. says senior lettings Consultant, alex heather: “we are

tenants, at an increased rental value, in some cases within 24 hours! “we are very confident that we can let any good quality property in the area in less than 5 days, so why not put us to the test? and if you have been trying to sell your property or are thinking about selling, now is an excellent time to consider letting instead. “The sales market is disappointingly slow at the mo-

Basket cases

This is the latest exhibit at Tate Modern, a bold, cynical expression of the hypocrisy of the collective social consciousness. Oh, hold on... no, this really is just a pile of old waste recycling baskets. a recent initiative to collect and recycle no longer needed household recycling baskets is proving a great success. in the last few weeks, an estimated 400 baskets have been handed in to the collection point at horsham Matters Community Charity Centre in horsham and the message is being given that many more baskets are welcome. now that the final phase of the acorn Plus household refuse and recycling scheme has

been rolled out, the recycling baskets previously used by householders are now redundant. For horsham district residents not able to find another use for their baskets, horsham district Council, working with horsham Matters and Banner recycling, is continuing to offer a collection point in central horsham. unwanted baskets can be left at the horsham Matters Community Charity Centre, Tanfield Garage, Guildford road, horsham any time between 10am and 1pm, Tuesday to saturday. They will be collected for recycling by Banner recycling, a company based locally in henfield.

Guy leonard & Company is delighted to be appointed as sole agents for little down in west Burton lane, Bury, for sale at £1.65million. The property has been substantially extended and modernised, and includes two acres of gardens and grounds , heated pool and an For further information contact 01903 742354

Monkhouse & Bannisters is offering this two bedroom semi-detached retirement bungalow in Farm Close, Barns Green, for sale at £147,500. The accommodation comprises wide hall, sitting room, fitted kitchen, bedroom 1, bedroom 2/dining room and recently refitted bathroom. Outside there are various areas of communal garde and ample communal parking. There is a resident manager/warden on the site.

Fine&Country

West Hyes, Rudgwick ÂŁ1,250,000

An impressive country residence with rural views Situated in an elevated position about 1.5 miles to the east of the popular village of Rudgwick, sitting on the edge of the Surrey/Sussex border, is this substantial wing of a fine Grade II Listed six bedroom country house, which dates back, in part, to the 17th Century and then enlarged around 1830, with later additions in 1920. Approached along a private

tree lined drive with fields to either side is West Hyes. The spacious property is spread over two floors with three reception rooms all offering a wealth of period features including beautiful oak panelling, beamed ceilings and marble surround fireplace. The drawing room with a bay window enjoys stunning views over the gardens.

From the hallway, steps down lead you to the part panelled billiard room with beamed ceiling, inset seating and parquet flooring. The exceptionally large dining room is panelled with beamed ceiling and solid wood flooring, also enjoying views over the gardens. The kitchen/breakfast room features a range of fitted cupboards and granite work

surfaces. There is a cloakroom and stairs leading to the cellar. To the first floor are six bedrooms, all of which enjoy stunning views over the surrounding countryside. One room is currently used as a study and one features a decorative barrelled ceiling. The first floor also boasts two bath/shower rooms. Outside, the driveway leads to a parking area to the

front of the property, partly enclosed by brick walling and a double barn style garage with an adjacent store. A wrought iron gate leads you to an attractive walled courtyard garden with flagstone paving and established shrubs and trees. Adjoining the southern elevation is a fine flagstone terrace with beautiful rural views and lawn beyond, bor-

dered by a variety of mature trees and shrubs. For further details and appointments to view this attractive property please contact King & Chasemore Country Homes, Horsham.

Tel: 01403 264444 or email: countryhomes@kingchasemorecountrywide.co.uk

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H.J. BURT & SON Chartered Surveyors : Estate Agents

STEYNING

UppER BEEdING

STEYNING

A stylish detached 4 bedroom family home with spacious and well presented accommodation, set within attractive gardens with views over open farmland and nearby to popular countryside walks.

An extremely well presented detached 4/5 bedroom chalet style property, with good size South facing garden & superb panoramic views.

Situated at the foot of the High Street of the old market town, a most charming recently refurbished one bedroom Grade II Listed end of terrace cottage, with detached studio and garden.

Offers in the Region of £565,000

Offers in the Region of £419,950

Offers in the Region of £229,950

STEYNING

UppER BEEdING

STEYNING

An extremely well presented detached four bedroom family house situated in a popular residential location, with a good size garden with outlook over a neighbouring green and within convenient walking distance of the High Street.

Situated in a lovely terrace of period houses a two bedroom cottage with an additional loft room, a spacious living room/dining room and garden.

Offers in the Region of £385,000

Offers in the Region of £265,000

A detached four bedroom family house, situated in a favoured part of the development, with a most attractive outlook over an adjoining green and pond. The property also benefits from a converted garage to provide a family room/ bedroom five and is located only several minutes walk from the High Street.

STEYNING

COWFOLd

STEYNING

A superbly presented & comprehensively refurbished two bedroom cottage of character, with South facing rear garden extending to in excess of 70ft, off road parking & garage.

A bright and spacious two bedroom first floor apartment, situated in a sought after location within a few minutes walk of the historic High Street.

Offers in the Region of £209,950

Offers in the Region of £237,500

Situated in one of Steyning’s premier roads & within a few minutes walk of the historic High Street & all facilities, a spacious & immaculately presented ground floor apartment in this attractive building with allocated parking space & private balcony. Internal inspection recommended.

Offers in the Region of £229,950

Euston House, Henfield 01273 495392 www.hjburt.co.uk

Offers in the Region of £415,000

The Estate Offices, Steyning 01903 879488 www.hjburt.co.uk

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Fine&Country

Stunning rural properties

Fowlers Estate Agents are pleased to offer for sale these two attractive rural properties. The first, in the idyllic village of Kirdford, offers huge potential, while the second is a charming, Grade II listed cottage just outside Billingshurst

Brookside, Kirdford village

£450,000

Brookside is a stunning three bedroom detached character property situated in the sought after village of Kirdford. The property, offered at £450,000, is in need of refurbishment and is offered with

no ongoing chain. Briefly the current accommodation is arranged to provide a lounge, dining room and kitchen with three bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. The garden is a good size

but again is in need of relandscaping and also has a two room wooden outbuilding and a further brick built outbuilding. This attractive house offers great potential and the Agents recommend an early viewing.

£425,000 Great Daux is a beautiful Grade II listed two bedroom cottage set just outside of the main village of Billingshurst. The property has many character features such as exposed beams and an inglenook fireplace, and is

Great Daux, Billingshurst surrounded by a very pretty garden with a spacious lawn with patio area and paved path leading to a second patio area with a greenhouse and outbuilding, coal store and garden shed.. The property is also just a

short walk away from the mainline train station and local shop with The Weald School and High Street also close at hand. Great Daux is offered at £425,000. Again, a viewing highly recommended.

Town & village properties in Steyning Matthew Cattell recently joined the Steyning Office of H.J. Burt to work alongside Christina Smith who has been with the Town & Village Department of H.J. Burt for ten years. Although H.J. Burt is very well known for successfully selling a wide rage of rural properties, the town and

village departments in Steyning and Henfield are also very busy selling all types of properties, both old and new and from first time buyer flats and houses to a variety of family homes. With Matthew joining the Steyning office, the firm reports good activity across all price ranges. Matthew brings with him a

wealth of property experience having worked for another local independent firm of estate agents for twelve years. Working around the Storrington and Steyning areas Matthew has plenty of local knowledge which he can bring to his new position at Burts, and, in order to build on his very considerable experience, Matthew is also undertaking a degree in surveying aiming to become a member of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

Whilst the property market still offers some challenges, there remain a number of able purchasers seeking properties in Steyning and the surrounding villages. Either Matthew or Christina would be very happy to discuss your requirements or to arrange a free market appraisal of your property and may be reached on 01903 879488 or via www. hjburt.co.uk.

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Are you talking of selling or letting your house?...

…if so, the secret is to KISS That’s because there’s not much romance in HIPs, EPCs, S&Ps, or your house’s GFA. For most people, that’s all a big turn off, and is very confusing. We understand this, and that’s why we embrace the KISS principle – we ‘Keep it Short and Simple’.

Marcel Hoad

At Fowlers, we have been keeping it simple for our Clients for over 25 years. So, if you want to sell or let your house, please just call us. With Fowlers, if we’ve not helped you before, we’d love to help you now.

Martin Spurrier

Storrington Office 01903 745844

Pulborough Office 01798 875197

Billingshurst Office 01403 786787

storrington@fowlersonline.co.uk

pulborough@fowlersonline.co.uk

billingshurst@fowlersonline.co.uk

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Wisborough Green £4,200 pcm A Grade II listed five bedroom period farmhouse set in magnificent landscaped grounds and paddock fronting the River Kird on the outskirts of the village of Wisborough Green.

Horsham £3,250 pcm

Ifold £2,500 pcm

Bolney £2,200 pcm A fantastic four bedroom detached family house situated in a rural and quiet area of Bolney. The property has been refurbished to a high standard and enjoys fantastic views of the surrounding countryside.

A modern four bedroom, two bathrooms detached family home set in the sought after village of Ifold with three reception rooms and double garage.

A delightful four bedroom, four bathrooms detached barn conversion situated in a quiet rural location and only a short drive from Horsham town centre. Available for short term and long term lets.

Billingshurst £1,900 pcm A fantastic Victorian detached four double bedroom house with four reception rooms, off road parking and garage situated a short walk from Bllingshurst mainline train station.

Hamptons Office 01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com

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Southwater £1,650 pcm

A fantastic five bedroom detached family house with three large reception rooms, three bathrooms and conservatory situated in a quiet cul-de-sac in Southwater

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Surf’s up Chevy

Chevrolet has pulled the wraps off a one-off special version of its top-selling Spark supermini, created to celebrate the brand’s American heritage and connection to youth culture. Spotted driving around Newquay, Cornwall, at the start of the annual Boardmasters surf, skate and music festival, the Spark Woody will go on to star at the grand final of this year’s Young? Creative? Chevrolet! arts competition, which takes place in Paris on the eve of the International Motor Show next month.

New low for drink driving fatalities The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has welcomed the fall in drink-drive deaths which has just been reported. Provisional statistics on accidents reported to the police involving drinking and driving in Britain in 2009, published yesterday by the Department for Transport, show that fatalities have fallen by five per cent to 380, from 400 in 2008. It is the first time drink-drive fatalities have fallen below 400 a year. Seriously injured casualties

“THE ISSUE OF DRUG DRIVING WILL SOON BE BROUGHT FRONT & CENTRE”

fell by nine per cent from 1,620 in 2008 to 1,480 in 2009; slight casualties resulting from drinkdrive accidents fell by eight per cent from 12,990 in 2008 to 11,990 last year. Kevin Clinton, head of road safety at RoSPA, said: “This reduction in casualty figures is very encouraging, and we are

pleased that the message that driving while under the influence of alcohol is dangerous and irresponsible seems to be getting through. “However, there is still much more work to be done - 380 people did not return home last year because of a drink driving accident. Now we are in the second

half of the year, our thoughts are turning to the fact that Christmas is a key time when it comes to road safety, and it is as important as ever to impress upon people that drink driving should not be an option.” With the cuts in public spending announced recently and being felt across the board, it is important that any reduction in spending on road safety does not

reverse this trend. RoSPA is urging the Government to implement the recommendations made by the North Review, published in June this year, which recommended that the drinkdrive limit is lowered from 80mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood to 50mg of alcohol per 100ml of blood. The North Review also concluded that the drug-driving problem was “out of all proportion” to the official figures. This is partly because it is often difficult to test for drug use, meaning many cases go unrecorded. RoSPA has welcomed news that the Government has given the go-ahead for trialling new drug testing equipment over the next two years. Kevin Clinton commented: “The drink driving campaign has been very successful in terms of reducing the acceptability of drink driving in society; we hope that before too long, the issue of drug driving will be brought front and centre, and that people will begin to see this selfish and dangerous practice as equally unacceptable.”

Yeti’s all white

The Škoda Yeti drove off with the top award in the 2010 Auto Express New Car Awards, being named ‘Car of the Year’ by the top-selling weekly automotive magazine and website. Yeti was not alone in being honoured, however, as Škoda scooped a record-breaking five awards at the event. Joining Yeti in the winners’ circle were the Škoda hatch, named ‘Best Family Car’, and its sister model, the Superb Estate, named ‘Best Estate Car’.

Idea is Blessed

The voice of Brian Blessed will soon be bellowing out of your sat nav after a campaign on Facebook attracted over 25,000 members. Richard Gardner from Manchester decided he wanted his driving experience to be shoutier and more beardy. He launched a Facebook group called "Campaign to get Brian Blessed to do a voice-over for my sat nav" in April 2008. The group now has 25,772 members and TomTom has confirmed that te actor will soon be available as a Sat Nav option.

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small car selection

07/07 reg - 37,000 miles 1.9 DCi Privilege Convertible 2dr

five oaks billingshurst

rh14 9al

£5,299

Mini

now £4,399 (was £4,999)

£7,999

£6,499

vauxhall

now £3,799

toyota

Peugeot

08/08 reg - 17,000 miles 1.3 CDti Design 5dr

now £7,299 (was £7,499)

n Discovery

n now £19,999

07/07 reg - 64,000 miles 2.5 st 225 3dr

(was £20,999)

(was £13,499)

01403 783399 www.kevingriffincars.co.uk

(was £9,999)

ford

now £8,999

n focus

n now £13,299

audi

06/56 reg - 40,000 miles 2.0tDi se 4dr,

now £8,999

07/07 reg - 38,000 miles 1.7 CDti sXi 5dr, a/C

(was £9,299)

07/07 reg - 40,000 miles 1.6 fsi 115 Match 5dr

£11,299 n

vauxhall

£7,299

Peugeot

volkswagen

n golf

n a6

07/07 reg - 40,000 miles 2.0tDi fr (170) 5dr

02/52 reg - 53,000 miles 2.0 vvt-i nrg 3dr

n astra

07/57 - 25000 miles 1.6 sport 5dr, leather

n leon

£5,999

(was £4,299)

04/04 reg - 78,000 miles 1.6 lX 5dr, a/C

land rover

06/56 reg - 59,000 miles 2.0tDi s estate

n rav4

toyota

now £3,999

ford

(was £9,299)

volkswagen

£8,999

volkswagen

06/06 reg - 48,000 miles 2.0i sport Convertible, black leather

n focus

(was £4,299)

vauxhall

(was £6,499)

ford

06/06 reg - 53,000 miles 1.8tDCi lX estate 5dr

(was £9,999)

£8,999

n MX5

n Corsa

n 307

seat

n Megane

renault

07/57 reg - 53,000 miles 1.6 Match fsi 115 5dr

01/51 reg - 80,000 miles 1.6 (salt) 3dr, sunroof

05/05 reg - 46,000 miles 1.6 allure, electric roof, a/C, leather

n focus

n Passat

now £8,999

03/03 reg - 74,000 miles 330 Ci Coupe auto 2dr, nav

03/03 reg - 79,000 miles 1.8 elegance, a/C, 7 seats, alloys, fsh

n golf

Mazda

series

(was £8,999)

bMW

06/06 reg - 35,000 miles 2.0 vvt 136 Dynamique 5dr, a/C

now £8,799

05/55 reg - 47,000 miles 1.6 16v Dynamique 7-seater 5dr

now £5,799

n scenic

renault

scenic

(was £6,499)

renault

n grand

02/02 reg - 90,000 miles 2.0 hDi lX 5dr

now £5,699

97/p reg - 112,000 miles 2.2Dt rt 5dr, f/s/h

n one

sUmmer sale n Zafira

£3,499

Peugeot

now £1,299

Wheels Arriving Soon

(was £1,799)

renault

n 307

now £3,999

now £5,499

£6,499

07/07 reg - 12,000 miles 1.4 5dr auto spirita, a/C, CD

family car/sports selection n laguna

n 206

05/05 reg - 36,000 miles 1.0 Colour Collection 3dr

n Micra

(was £5,999)

06/06 reg - 7,000 miles 1.4 verve 3dr, a/C

n Yaris

(was £3,999)

renault

03/53 reg - 9,000 miles 1.4 16v expression auto 5dr

£6,499

08/57 reg - 29,000 miles 1.0 12v life 3dr

Peugeot

£5,799

vauxhall

n 206

now £8,999

03/53 reg - 35,000 miles 1.2 (60) Dynamic 5dr, 1 owner

n Corsa

£2,999

fiat

nissan

01/51 reg - 71,000 miles 1.6i vtr 3dr

n Clio

n Punto

(was £2,499)

Citroen

now £2,299

n saxo

05/55 reg - 67,000 miles 2.7tD v6 hse auto 5dr

Established in Horsham for over 25 years

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car centre

05(55) BMW X3 2.0 Turbo Diesel SE 6sp A/C SH, 25K Miles.........................................£14,999

05(55) Mercedes-Benz C-Class 2.2, 56K Auto C220 Turbo Diesel SE Sports ................ £11,699

05(05) Renault Clio 182 Sport Cup 2.0, 75K Hatch, A/C, Alloys, 1 Owner, FSH ........... £4,999

06(56) Renault Scenic Privilege VVT 111, 21K MPV, Alloys, A/C, ABS, 1 Owner ............. £6,699

05(56) Citroen C2 1.6 VTS, 5K Hatchback, A/C, 1 Owner, S/H................ £6,999

06(55) Citroen Picasso 1.6 Desire HDi MPV, 39K Miles ........................................................ £5,999

06(06) Ford Focus 1.6 Zetec Auto, 3 Door, 16K Hatchback, A/C, 1 Owner, S/H................ £6,499

06(56) Ford Focus 1.6 Zetec Auto, 5 Door, 25K Hatchback, A/C, 1 Owner, S/H................ £5,999

06(06) Audi A3 2L TDi Sport, 59K Hatch, E/W, ABS, 1 Owner .................... ..£9,999

06(06) BMW 318 Turbo Diesel SE 6sp AC PAS Alloys SH, 46K Miles .............................£11,999

07(07) Saab 9-3 1.9 Turbo Diesel 150 Vector, 18K, E/M, E/W, Alloys, 1 Owner ............ £10,999

04(04) BMW 525 iSE Auto, 44K Saloon, A/C, Alloys, Full leather ............ £12,699

05(05) Citroen C3 SX 104, 5 Door, 18K A/C, PAS, 1 Owner, FSH ......................... £5,399

06(56) BMW 1.8 Turbo Diesel Sport, 25K Miles ...............................................................£12,499

07(07) Nissan Qashqai 1.6 Vista, 5dr, 5 sp, A/C CD Alloys SH, 12K................................... £9,999

03(53) Mercedes C180 KSE Auto, 43K Coupe, A/C, 1 Lady Owner, FSH............. £8,699

05(54) Mini Cooper 3dr Chili Pack, 51K Hatch, Half Leather, Metallic ................... £7,699

04(04) Renault Clio 1.2 Extreme 3dr, 36K Hatch, ABS, E/W, SH .............................. £3,999

06(56) Citroen C4 SX 16v 5dr Auto, 13K Hatchback, A/C, 1 Lady Owner............... £6,499

05(54) BMW 525 SE Diesel, 70K Estate, A/C, Alloys, Full Leather ............ £11,999

08(08) Peugeot 207 1.4 SW, 10K Estate, A/C, 1 Owner, S/H ....................... £8,699

04(54) Mercedes-Benz C220 Avant-Garde TD 36K, Saloon, A/C, Leather, FSH .............. £9,999

05(05) BMW 320 MSport 2 Litre, 52K Estate, A/C, Alloys, Full Leather ............ £12,699

07(56) Hyundai 2.0 S111 Auto, 20K Coupe, Alloys, Full Leather, FSH ............. £9,999

07(57) Citroen C3 Cool 1.4 HDi, 5 Door, 34K Hatchback, ABS, E/M, E/W, 1 Owner ..... £6,499

08(08) Chrysler 300C CRD 3.0, 20K Saloon, A/C, Alloys, Full Leather ........... £15,999

04(54) Toyota Avensis T Spirit D-4d TDI 5dr 59K, Hatch, A/C, Full Leather, FSH ......... £6,999

05(54) Peugeot 307 2 Litre SW Auto, 18K Estate, A/C, Alloys, ABS, EW .................. £5,699

07(56) Ford Focus 1.6 Zetec Climate 5dr, 13K Hatch, A/C, ABS, E/M ............................. £7,399

06(56) Honda Civic 1.8 Sport 5dr 65d, 38K Hatch, A/C, PAS, Alloys, FSH.................. £9,999

04(04) Hyundai Elantra CDX Crtd 2.0 5dr, 68K Hatch, A/C, Full Leather, 1 Lady Owner .. £3,699

07(07) Citroen C4 2.0 Exclusive, Auto A/C PAS CD Alloys SH 13K.................................... £9,699

07(07) Toyota Auris T3 D4D 2ltr TD 5dr, 52K Hatch, A/C, ABS, Demo + 1 Owner ...... £7,999

03(53) Renault Megane 1.6, 5 Door, 48K Hatchback, 1 Owner, S/H ........................ £4,599

02(52) Mercedes C220 Avant-Garde Auto CDi 44K, Estate, A/C, Leather, FSH ............... £9,999

04(54) Jaguar X-Type 2.0 SE TDi, 31K Saloon, A/C, ABS, 1 Lady Owner, SH ... £8,999

07(57) Fiat Bravo T-Jet 1.4 Active, 37K Hatch, A/C, ABS, Service History ........... £5,999

06(56) VW Touareg TDi Altitude, 25K 4x4, A/C, ABS, Demo + 1 Owner .......... £21,999

07(07) Mercedes A-Class 1.5 A150 5dr, 21K Hatchback, A/C, ABS, 1 Owner .............. £8,699

08(08) Nissan Note 1.6 Tekna Hatch, 16K Hatch, A/C, ABS, 1 Owner ...................... £7,999

05(05) Ford Focus 1.6 Zetec Climate TDCi, 43K Hatchback, A/C, E/M, E/W, CD ............... £6,999

06(56) BMW 116i Sport 5dr, 20K Hatch, A/C, ABS, 1 Owner, SH.............. £10,999

Further Stock

02(52) Honda CR-V 2L Sport SE 4x4, 54K Miles .......................................... £5,999 07(07) Renault Megane 1.6 Dynamic, Auto A/C SH 5K Miles.................... £5,999 99(V) Mercedes CLK 230 Kompressor Elegance Auto, 68K Miles ........... £4,999 07(07) Dodge Calibur 2.1 Diesel, 6sp A/C Alloys SH, 34K Miles ............. £7,699 04(54) Ford Mondeo 2L 2.0 Ghia X Auto TDCI A/C Leather SH 84K .... £4,699 07(07) Renault Kangoo 1.6 Expression, Auto A/C PAS CD Alloys SH 14K.......£5,999

06(56) Ford Focus 1.6 Zetec Climate, 26K Miles .......................................... £6,999 06(56) Ford Fiesta 1.4 Zetec Climate, 3dr A/C PAS Alloys SH, 30K........£5,699 07(07) Toyota Auris T3 1.6 Auto, 26K Miles .................................................... £7,999 07(07) Citroen C4 Grand Picasso 2.0 Hdi VTR + Auto Alloys 7seats A/C SH 12K..£10,999 07(07) Skoda Roomster 2, 1.4 16v 5sp A/C CD Alloys SH 32K ............... £6,499 07(07) Vauxhall Zafira Life 1.6, 7 seater A/C CD SH 21K ........................... £6,999

06(06) Vauxhall Astra 1.8 Club Auto Estate, only 2000 Miles .................. £6,999 04(04) Hyundai Matrix 1.6 GSi MPV, 36K Miles ............................................. £3,699 03(53) Volvo S40 2.5 T5 Auto AC Leather, Alloys SH, 40K Miles.............. £7,699 00(W) Renault Clio 1.2 Grande 5dr PAS CL SH 81K Miles.......................£12,999 07(07) Ford Focus 1.6 Zetec Climate Auto Estate, A/C PAS SH 19K ..... £5,999 02(02) BMW 325 ISE 5sp A/C Alloys SH 96k Miles ..................................... £4,699

6 months parts & labour warranty included - part exchanges welcome - finance available park street, horsham (south from railway station) open mon-sat 9-6pm - sundays by appointment only when closed, call the main number or 07836 254444 up to 9pm

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Goodwood gags Actors are playing their part in the magical step back in time that is the Goodwood Revival, the world’s most authentic historic motor sport meeting. Over 75 selected actors and actresses will add a sense of theatre to the Goodwood Revival, following an exhaustive round of auditions. These actors all become members of GAG, the Goodwood Actors Guild, set up specifically to add to the authentic atmosphere of the Revival. All Goodwood staff and GAG members dress in appropriate period clothing from the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s – as do most of the Revival spectators – and each year more competitors and spectators get into the effervescent Goodwood spirit by dressing the part, considering it all part of the fun. All around the Goodwood Motor Circuit site, there are many actors, role-playing and acting out scenes from a bygone era. Spivs selling nylons and watches from beneath their coats; Mods and Rockers hanging out and dancing, then being ‘moved on’ by the local bobbies; comedic workmen preparing to dig a hole in the most inappropriate place; iconic figures such as ‘Diana Dors’; and even the Dad’s Army home guard are all to be found at the Revival.

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BBC FOUR 7.00 10 Things You Didn’t Know About Volcanoes 8.00 Natural World 8.50 Arena: Philip Hoare’s Guide to Whales 9.00 Wallander 10.30 Roger and Val Have Just Got In 11.00 Florence Nightingale

E4 2.20 Hollyoaks 5.00 Friends 6.00 Ugly Betty 7.00 Friends 7.30 The Big Bang Theory 8.00 How I Met Your Mother 8.30 Friends 10.00 The 50 Greatest Comedy Films 11.40 Rude Tube

FILM4 2.50 Gulliver’s Travels (1939) 4.25 North by Northwest (1959) 7.05 Big Momma’s House 2 (2006) Comedy sequel, starring Martin Lawrence. 9.00 What Lies Beneath (2000) Thriller, with Michelle Pfeiffer. 11.40 Predator 2 (1990) Sci-fi thriller sequel, with Danny Glover.

Sunday TV Choice

BBC1 6.00 Breakfast. 7.40 Match of the Day. (R) 9.00 Breakfast. 10.00 Sunday Morning Live. 11.00 Country Tracks. 12.00 BBC News. 12.05 Cash in the Celebrity Attic. (R) 12.50 Bargain Hunt. 1.20 Escape to the Country. (R) 2.15 Regional Programme. 2.15 Granada/YTV The Super League Show. 3.00 EastEnders. 4.55 Lifeline. 5.05 Songs of Praise. 5.40 BBC News; Regional News; Weather.

STEPHEN TOMPKINSON’S AUSTRALIAN BALLOON ADVENTURE ITV1, 7pm Stephen Tompkinson embarks on another hot air balloon adventure, this time across Australia. He’ll be accompanied by pilot Robin Bachelor, as well as a dedicated team of intrepid volunteers. They begin their adventure in South Australia, home to the Outback, and a state four times the size of the UK. The trip takes them across the spectacular Flinders Ranges National Park, which was once the same height as the Himalayas but has been whittled away by erosion.

6.00 Great British Railway Journeys. Michael Portillo travels from Carluke to Kirkcaldy. (R) 6.30 Countryfile. Adam Henson and Ellie Harrison visit Lincolnshire. Including Weather for the Week Ahead. 7.30 Last of the Summer Wine. Pearl is led to believe that Howard is living as a tramp. 8.00 Antiques Roadshow. More valuations from the motor racing museum at Brooklands. (R) 9.00 Secret Britain. New series. Searching for the country’s hidden areas of natural beauty. 10.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather. 10.25 Live at the Apollo. With Al Murray, Chris Addison and Tim Vine. (R) 11.10 FILM: No Way Out. (1987) Political thriller, starring Kevin Costner; Weatherview. 1.05 Sign Zone: Holby City. (R) 2.05 How to Build Britain’s Secret Engineers. (R) 3.05 The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2010: A Culture Show Special. (R) 4.05 BBC News.

BBC2 6.00 CBeebies. 7.25 CBBC. 10.00 Something for the Weekend. 11.30 Restoration Roadshow. 12.00 Flog It! (R) 12.30 Live MotoGP. The Czech Republic Grand Prix. 2.00 Inside Sport: The Princess Royal at 60. (R) 2.40 Film: Hondo. (1953) Western, starring John Wayne. 4.00 Live Swimming. 7.00 Dragons’ Den. Featuring an inventor from London looking for backing for his portable mini gym, and a priest from Cornwall presenting a new flavour of fizzy drink with an unusual ingredient. (R) 8.00 Top Gear. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May look back at more of their favourite challenges and stunts from the motoring magazine’s 15th series. 9.00 Vexed. New series. Comedy drama, starring Lucy Punch and Toby Stephens as unorthodox detectives. The pair try to catch a killer selecting targets from a supermarket’s loyalty card scheme. 10.00 Match of the Day 2. Highlights of Liverpool v Arsenal at Anfield. 10.50 Mad Men. Don and Rachel act on their mutual attraction. (R) 11.35 Mad Men. Pete’s personal and professional lives are placed in jeopardy. (R) 12.20 Film: The Pumpkin Eater. (1964) Drama, with Anne Bancroft and Peter Finch. 2.05 BBC News. 4.05 The Super League Show. 4.50 Close.

ITV1 6.00 GMTV. 9.25 Coronation Street. 11.45 News; Weather. 11.49 Regional Programme. 11.50 This Morning: Sunday. 12.50 Dinner Date. (R) 1.50 Film: Columbo: Dagger of the Mind. (1972) Detective drama, starring Peter Falk and Honor Blackman. 3.50 Film: The Man with the Golden Gun. (1974) James Bond adventure, starring Roger Moore and Christopher Lee. 6.00 You’ve Been Framed! (R) 6.30 Regional Programmes. 6.45 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Stephen Tompkinson’s Australian Balloon Adventure. New series. The actor journeys across Australia in a hot-air balloon, exploring its diverse landscape and wildlife, and taking part in the country’s largest balloon competition. 8.00 Heartbeat. A modernday Robin Hood baffles the Aidensfield officers by committing a string of burglaries and giving the proceeds to elderly residents of a new block of flats. 9.00 The Unforgettable Jeremy Beadle. Profile of the popular TV prankster. 10.00 ITV News; Weather. 10.15 Drama Trails. The links between Doc Martin and Foyle’s War. 11.15 Comedy Classics: Doctor in the House. (R) 12.15 Nightwatch with Steve Scott: Crime. (R) 1.10 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.30 British Superbikes. 3.45 Motorsport UK. 4.35 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4 6.10 The Hoobs. (R) 6.35 The Hoobs. (R) 7.00 The Grid. 7.30 British Formula 3 Championship. 8.00 Boardmasters. 8.25 T4: Friends. (R) 8.55 T4: Hollyoaks. 11.25 T4: Big Brother’s Little Brother. 12.30 T4: Friends. (R) 1.05 T4: The Simpsons. (R) 1.35 T4: The Simpsons. (R) 2.05 Three in a Bed. 2.40 Three in a Bed. 3.10 Three in a Bed. 3.45 Ugly Betty. 4.40 Film: Evolution. (2001) Sci-fi comedy, starring David Duchovny. 6.30 Channel 4 News. 6.55 4thought.tv. Mohammed Shafiq reflects on the meaning of Ramadan. 7.00 Orchestra United. The young musicians prepare for the concert at Bridgewater Hall. Last in the series. 8.00 Amish: World’s Squarest Teenagers. The five teenagers end their visit to the UK in Cornwall, where they stay with a family of surfers, before visiting a nightclub and a pagan festival. Last in the series. 9.00 Big Brother. The latest highlights from the house. 10.00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man. With Ricky Gervais, Stephen Merchant, Minnie Driver and Alexandra Burke. 10.50 FILM: Final Destination 3. (2006) Horror sequel, starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead. 12.35 Big Brother: Live. Coverage of events from the final series of the show. 3.45 The Real Housewives of New Jersey. (R) 4.30 Bear Eats: Born Survivor. (R) 5.20 Hill Street Blues. (R)

Five 6.00 Milkshake!: Peppa Pig. 6.05 Roary the Racing Car. (R) 6.15 Fifi and the Flowertots. (R) 6.25 Castle Farm. (R) 6.35 The Milkshake! Show. (R) 7.00 Elmo’s World. (R) 7.15 Pocoyo. (R) 7.25 Milkshake Monkey. (R) 7.30 Harry and His Bucket Full of Dinosaurs. (R) 7.40 Noddy in Toyland. (R) 7.50 Milkshake! Bop Box. (R) 7.55 Mist: Sheepdog Tales. (R) 8.10 Little Princess. (R) 8.20 The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill and His Best Friend Corky. (R) 8.40 Igam Ogam. (R) 8.55 Olivia. (R) 9.15 The Mr Men Show. (R) 9.35 Gerald McBoing Boing. (R) 10.00 Shake!: iCarly. 10.35 True Jackson, VP. (R) 11.10 Zoo Days. (R) 11.20 Don’t Stop Believing. 12.20 The Hotel Inspector. (R) 1.20 Bermuda Triangle: The Mystery Revealed. (R) 2.20 Film: My Girl 2. (1994) Romantic comedy drama sequel, starring Dan Aykroyd. 4.20 Five News. 4.25 Film: Matilda. (1996) Children’s fantasy comedy, starring Mara Wilson. 6.25 Don’t Stop Believing. Emma Bunton hosts the fifth live heat. 8.00 Cheryl Cole: Where Did It All Go Right — and Wrong? A profile of the singer and X Factor judge. 9.00 FILM: War. (2007) Martial arts thriller, starring Jet Li and Jason Statham. 11.05 FILM: Cobra. (1986) Action thriller, with Sylvester Stallone, Brigitte Nielsen and Brian Thompson. 12.50 SuperCasino. 4.05 Wildlife SOS. (R) 4.55 The Family Recipe. (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)

Digital ITV2 3.15 Dannii Minogue: Style Queen 4.20 Film: Richie Rich (1994) 6.15 Film: Robots (2005) 8.00 The Xtra Factor: Rewind 9.00 Dannii Minogue: Style Queen 10.00 Film: Inside Man (2006)

ITV3 3.50 Agatha Christie’s Poirot 6.55 Mr Bean 8.00 The Best of the Royal Variety 9.00 Film: The Pianist (2002)

ITV4 3.40 Minder 4.40 Film: Mystery Men (1999) 7.00 The Professionals 8.00 The Sweeney 9.00 Ultimate Force 10.30 Film: End of Days (1999)

BBC THREE 7.00 Swimming 7.25 Film: 101 Dalmatians (1996) 9.00 Young, Dumb and Living Off Mum 10.00 Family Guy 10.45 Mongrels 11.15 Beckii: Schoolgirl Superstar at 14

BBC FOUR 7.00 Behind the Scenes at the Museum 8.00 English Heritage 9.00 Women’s Institute. Behind the scenes at Denman College. Last in the series. 10.00 Film: The Market (2008) Premiere. A Turkish black marketeer tries to make some quick money by agreeing to help smuggle pharmaceuticals out of Azerbaijan. Drama, starring Tayanc Ayaydin and Genco Erkal. 11.30 Ray Davies at Glastonbury 2010

E4 2.55 Film: Nacho Libre (2006) 4.40 Friends 5.55 Glee 6.50 One Tree Hill 7.50 Friends 9.00 Film: My Best Friend’s Wedding (1997) Romantic comedy, with Julia Roberts and Dermot Mulroney. 11.05 Russell Brand: Scandalous

FILM4 2.55 Fathom (1967) 4.50 The Lady Vanishes (1979) 6.50 School of Rock (2003) Comedy, starring Jack Black. 9.00 Saving Private Ryan (1998) Steven Spielberg’s Second World War drama, starring Tom Hanks.

the resident | Friday 13 August 2010

Monday BBC1

6.00 Breakfast. 9.15 Heir Hunters. (R) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; BBC News; Weather. 11.00 Living Dangerously. (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather. 12.15 Bargain Hunt. (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather. 1.30 Regional News; Weather. 1.45 Doctors. 2.15 Murder, She Wrote. (R) 3.00 BBC News; Weather; Regional News. 3.05 CBeebies. 3.30 CBBC. 5.15 Weakest Link. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather. 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. 7.00 The One Show. 7.30 Saints and Scroungers; (R) BBC News; Regional News. 8.00 EastEnders. 8.30 Panorama. 9.00 Who Do You Think You Are? 10.00 BBC News. 10.25 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 Gears and Tears. 11.05 The Armstrong & Miller Show. (R) 11.35 Film: The 13th Warrior. (1999) Action adventure, starring Antonio Banderas; Weatherview. 1.20 Sign Zone: Tribal Wives. (R) 2.20 History Cold Case. (R) 3.20 The Estate We’re In. (R) 4.05 BBC News. 6.00 CBeebies. 8.00 CBBC. 11.15 BBC2 Film: Hell Drivers. (1957) Crime

drama, starring Stanley Baker. 1.00 The World at War. (R) 1.50 Ready Steady Cook. 2.15 Instant Restaurant. 3.00 Diagnosis Murder. (R) 3.45 Flog It! (R) 4.30 Cash in the Celebrity Attic. 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Restoration Roadshow. 7.00 Dan Snow’s Norman Walks. 7.30 Roger and Val Have Just Got In. (R) 8.00 University Challenge. 8.30 Antiques Master. 9.00 Dragons’ Den. 10.00 Grandma’s House. 10.30 Newsnight; Weather. 11.20 Home Movie Roadshow. (R) 12.20 Victorian Pharmacy. (R) 1.20 BBC News. 4.05 Close.

ITV1

6.00 GMTV. 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 10.30 This Morning. 12.30 Dinner Date. 1.30 ITV News; Weather. 1.55 Regional News; Weather. 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 3.00 The Michael Ball Show. 3.59 Regional Weather. 4.00 Inspector Morse. (R) 5.00 Britain’s Best Dish. 6.00 Regional News; Weather. 6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Coronation Street. 8.00 Countrywise. 8.30 Coronation Street. 9.00 Real Crime with Mark Austin: PC Sharon Beshenivsky — Death on Duty. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather. 10.30 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 Film: Matchstick Men. (2003). 12.45 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.45 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 3.40 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4

6.10 Sali Mali. (R) 6.15 The Hoobs. (R) 6.40 The Hoobs. (R) 7.05 Big Brother’s Little Brother. (R) 8.00 Big Brother. (R) 9.00 T4: Smallville. (R) 9.55 T4: Privileged. 10.45 T4: Friends. (R) 11.15 T4: Friends. (R) 11.45 T4: Diana Vickers’ Postcard from T4 on the Beach. (R) 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary. 12.05 Brothers & Sisters. 12.50 The TV Book Club. 1.20 Come Dine with Me Extra Portions. (R) 1.50 Come Dine with Me Extra Portions. (R) 2.20 Come Dine with Me Extra Portions. (R) 2.50 Come Dine with Me Extra Portions. (R) 3.25 Countdown. 4.10 Deal or No Deal: Hall of Fame. (R) 5.00 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News. 7.55 4thought.tv. 8.00 Our Drugs War. 9.00 The Hospital. 10.00 Big Brother. 11.10 Alan Carr: Chatty Man. (R) 11.55 Music on 4: RockCorps 2010: Snoop Dogg Special. 12.25 Poker. 1.25 Big Brother: Live. 4.50 Bear Grylls: Born Survivor. (R) 5.40 Yo Gabba Gabba. (R) Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff. Five 6.00 10.45 Lorraine Kelly’s Big Fat Challenge.

11.45 CSI: NY. (R) 12.40 Five News. 12.45 Build a New Life in the Country. (R) 1.40 Don’t Stop Believers. 1.45 Neighbours. 2.20 CSI: NY. (R) 3.15 Film: Rag and Bone. (1997) . 5.00 Five News; Weather. 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. 6.25 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 6.30 Live from Studio Five. 7.00 Five News at 7. 7.30 How Do They Do It?; Five News Update. 8.00 The Gadget Show; Five News at 9. 9.00 Film: Inferno. (1999). 10.55 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 11.00 Film: Last Man Standing. (1996). 1.00 SuperCasino. 4.05 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. (R) 4.30 Wildlife SOS. (R) 4.55 County Secrets. (R) 5.10 The New Tomorrow. (R) 5.35 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. (R)

Tuesday

7 day guide Wednesday

Breakfast. 9.15 Heir Hunters. (R) Breakfast. 9.15 Heir Hunters. (R) BBC1 6.00 BBC1 6.00 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer;

BBC News; Weather. 11.00 Living Dangerously. (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather. 12.15 Bargain Hunt. (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather. 1.30 Regional News; Weather. 1.45 Doctors. 2.15 Murder, She Wrote. (R) 3.00 BBC News; Weather; Regional News. 3.05 CBeebies. 3.30 CBBC. 5.15 Weakest Link. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather. 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. 7.00 The One Show. 7.30 EastEnders; BBC News; Regional News. 8.00 Holby City. 9.00 The Deep. 10.00 BBC News. 10.25 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 Film: Ladder 49. (2004) Drama, starring Joaquin Phoenix; Weatherview. 12.30 Sign Zone: The Edible Garden. (R) 1.00 How to Live a Simple Life. (R) 2.00 My Life. (R) 2.30 Bill Oddie’s Top Ten Aliens. (R) 3.30 The Estate We’re In. (R) 4.15 BBC News. CBeebies. 8.00 CBBC. 11.20 BBC2 6.00 Film: They Were Not Divided. (1950)

Second World War drama, starring Edward Underdown. 1.00 The World at War. (R) 1.50 Ready Steady Cook. 2.15 Instant Restaurant. 3.00 Diagnosis Murder. (R) 3.45 Flog It! (R) 4.30 Cash in the Celebrity Attic. 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Restoration Roadshow. 7.00 Coast. (R) 8.00 The Great British Bake Off. 9.00 That Mitchell and Webb Look. 9.30 Shooting Stars. 10.00 Russell Howard’s Good News. 10.30 Newsnight; Weather. 11.20 How Not to Live Your Life. 11.50 The Normans. (R) 12.50 BBC News. 4.15 Close.

ITV1

6.00 GMTV. 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 10.30 This Morning. 12.30 Dinner Date. 1.30 ITV News; Weather. 1.55 Regional News; Weather. 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 3.00 The Michael Ball Show. 3.59 Regional Weather. 4.00 Inspector Morse. (R) 5.00 Britain’s Best Dish. 6.00 Regional News; Weather. 6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Grimefighters. (R) 8.00 New Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 9.00 The Bill. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather. 10.30 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 Ladette to Lady. 11.30 October Road. 12.25 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 3.20 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4

6.05 The Hoobs. (R) 6.30 The Hoobs. (R) 6.55 Big Brother’s Little Brother. 7.25 Big Brother. (R) 8.35 Frasier. (R) 9.05 T4: Smallville. (R) 9.50 T4: Privileged. 10.45 T4: Friends. (R) 11.20 T4: Friends. (R) 11.45 T4: JLS’s Postcard from T4 on the Beach. (R) 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary. 12.05 Brothers & Sisters. 1.00 The TV Book Club. (R) 1.30 Channel 4 Racing. Four races on the first day of the Ebor Festival at York. 3.40 Celebrity Come Dine with Me Extra Portions. (R) 4.10 Deal or No Deal: Hall of Fame. (R) 5.00 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News. 7.55 4thought.tv. 8.00 Help! My House Is Falling Down. 9.00 Who Knows Best: Fighting the Fat. 10.00 Big Brother. 11.10 The Inbetweeners. (R) 11.40 Pete Versus Life. (R) 12.15 The Poker Lounge. 1.15 Big Brother: Live. 4.20 KOTV Boxing Weekly. 4.45 British Formula 3 Championship. (R) 5.10 The Grid. (R) 5.40 World Sport. (R) 6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff. Five 10.45 Lorraine Kelly’s Big Fat Challenge.

11.45 CSI: NY. (R) 12.40 Five News. 12.45 Build a New Life in the Country. (R) 1.40 Don’t Stop Believers. 1.45 Neighbours. 2.15 CSI: NY. (R) 3.05 Film: More Than Meets the Eye: The Joan Brock Story. (2003) Fact-based drama, starring Carey Lowell. 5.00 Five News; Weather. 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. 6.25 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 6.30 Live from Studio Five. 7.00 Five News at 7. 7.30 Chris Barrie’s Massive Speed; (R) Five News Update. 8.00 Great Railway Adventures with Dan Cruickshank; Five News at 9. 9.00 CSI: Miami. 10.00 CSI: NY. (R) 10.55 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 11.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. (R) 12.00 NCIS. (R) 12.55 SuperCasino. 4.05 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. (R) 4.30 Wildlife SOS. (R) 4.55 County Secrets. (R) 5.10 The New Tomorrow. (R) 5.35 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. (R)

BBC News; Weather. 11.00 Living Dangerously. (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather. 12.15 Bargain Hunt. (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather. 1.30 Regional News; Weather. 1.45 Doctors. 2.15 Murder, She Wrote. (R) 3.00 BBC News; Weather; Regional News. 3.05 CBeebies. 3.30 CBBC. 5.15 Weakest Link. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather. 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. 7.00 The One Show. 7.30 Penguin Island; BBC News; Regional News. 8.00 Celebrity MasterChef. 9.00 The Secret Tourist. 10.00 BBC News. 10.25 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 The National Lottery Draws. 10.45 Film: Reign of Fire. (2001) Fantasy adventure, starring Christian Bale and Matthew McConaughey; National Lottery Update. 12.20 Film: Taffin. (1988) Action thriller, starring Pierce Brosnan; Weatherview. 1.55 Sign Zone: Country Tracks. (R) 2.50 Dragons’ Den. (R) 3.50 The Estate We’re In. (R) 4.40 BBC News.

6.00 CBeebies. 8.00 CBBC. 11.00 BBC2 Film: Pinocchio. (2002) Fantasy

adventure, starring Roberto Benigni. Dubbed in English. 12.45 Film: The Mouse that Roared. (1959) Comedy, starring Peter Sellers. 2.05 Lifeline. (R) 2.15 Instant Restaurant. 3.00 Diagnosis Murder. (R) 3.45 Flog It! (R) 4.30 Cash in the Celebrity Attic. 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Restoration Roadshow. 7.00 This World: Surviving Haiti. 8.00 Coast. 9.00 The Normans. 10.00 Grumpy Old Men. (R) 10.30 Newsnight; Weather. 11.20 This World: Stolen Brides. (R) 12.20 Home Movie Roadshow Uncut. 1.20 BBC News. 4.40 Close.

ITV1

6.00 GMTV. 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 10.30 This Morning. 12.30 Dinner Date. 1.30 ITV News; Weather. 1.55 Regional News; Weather. 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 3.00 The Michael Ball Show. 3.59 Regional Weather. 4.00 Inspector Morse. (R) 5.00 Britain’s Best Dish. 6.00 Regional News; Weather. 6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Live UEFA Champions League. A first-leg match from the play-off round. 10.00 ITV News; Weather. 10.30 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 UEFA Champions League: Extra Time. 11.35 Celebrity Juice. 12.15 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.15 Film: Psycho. (1960) Hitchcock thriller, starring Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh. 4.10 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 5.00 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4

6.05 The Hoobs. (R) 6.30 The Hoobs. (R) 6.55 Big Brother’s Little Brother. 7.25 Big Brother. (R) 8.30 Frasier. (R) 9.00 T4: Smallville. (R) 9.50 T4: Privileged. 10.45 T4: Friends. (R) 11.15 T4: Friends. (R) 11.45 T4: Pocket TV. 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary. 12.05 Brothers & Sisters. 1.00 The TV Book Club. (R) 1.30 Channel 4 Racing. Four races on the second day of the Ebor Festival at York. 3.40 Celebrity Come Dine with Me Extra Portions. (R) 4.10 Deal or No Deal: Hall of Fame. (R) 5.00 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News. 7.55 4thought.tv. 8.00 How to Look Good Naked. 9.00 Raoul Moat: Inside the Mind of a Killer. 10.00 Big Brother. 11.10 School of Comedy. 11.40 My Name Is Earl. 12.10 My Name Is Earl. 12.40 Big Brother: Live. 1.40 Film: Long Day’s Journey into Night. (1962). 4.30 Gone Fishing. (R) 4.45 Boardmasters. (R) 5.10 Beach Volleyball.

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff. Five 10.45 Lorraine Kelly’s Big Fat Challenge.

11.45 CSI: NY. (R) 12.40 Five News. 12.45 Build a New Life in the Country. (R) 1.40 Don’t Stop Believers. 1.45 Neighbours. 2.15 CSI: NY. (R) 3.10 Film: The View from Here. (2009) . 5.00 Five News; Weather. 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. 6.25 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 6.30 Live from Studio Five. 7.00 Five News at 7. 7.15 Cricket on Five. 8.00 Emergency Bikers; Five News at 9. 9.00 NCIS. (R) 10.00 Law & Order: Criminal Intent. 10.55 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 11.00 K-Ville. 11.55 Poker. 12.55 SuperCasino. 4.05 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. (R) 4.30 Wildlife SOS. (R) 4.55 County Secrets. (R) 5.10 The New Tomorrow. (R) 5.35 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. (R)

Thursday

Friday

Breakfast. 9.15 Heir Hunters. (R) Breakfast. 9.15 Heir Hunters. (R) BBC1 6.00 BBC1 6.00 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; BBC News; Weather. 11.00 Living Dangerously. (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather. 12.15 Bargain Hunt. (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather. 1.30 Regional News; Weather. 1.45 Doctors. 2.15 Murder, She Wrote. (R) 3.00 BBC News; Weather; Regional News. 3.05 CBeebies. 3.30 CBBC. 5.15 Weakest Link. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather. 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. 7.00 The One Show. 7.30 EastEnders; BBC News; Regional News. 8.00 Celebrity MasterChef. 9.00 Mistresses. 10.00 BBC News. 10.25 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 Film: Galaxy Quest. (1999) Sci-fi comedy, starring Tim Allen; Holiday Weatherview. 12.15 Sign Zone: Panorama. (R) 12.45 Countryfile. (R) 1.45 Celebrity MasterChef. (R) 2.45 DIY SOS. (R) 3.15 The Estate We’re In. (R) 4.00 BBC News.

6.00 CBeebies. 8.00 CBBC. 11.00 BBC2 Film: Heidi. (2005) Children’s drama, starring Emma Bolger. 12.40 Film: Bell-Bottom George. (1943) Wartime comedy, starring George Formby. 2.15 Instant Restaurant. 3.00 Diagnosis Murder. (R) 3.45 Flog It! (R) 4.30 Cash in the Celebrity Attic. 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Restoration Roadshow. 7.00 The Culture Show at the Edinburgh Festival. 8.00 Natural World. 9.00 Digging for Britain. 10.00 Getting On. 10.30 Newsnight; Weather. 11.20 Nurse Jackie. (R) 11.45 Nurse Jackie. (R) 12.15 The Culture Show at the Edinburgh Festival. (R) 1.15 BBC News. 4.00 Close.

ITV1

6.00 GMTV. 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 10.30 This Morning. 12.30 Dinner Date. 1.30 ITV News; Weather. 1.55 Regional News; Weather. 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 3.00 The Michael Ball Show. 3.59 Regional Weather. 4.00 Inspector Morse. (R) 5.00 Britain’s Best Dish. 6.00 Regional News; Weather. 6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Who Cares? Tonight. 8.00 Emmerdale. 8.30 Coronation Street. 9.00 Police, Camera, Action! 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather. 10.30 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 Film: The Grudge 2. (2006) Premiere. Horror sequel, starring Amber Tamblyn. 12.30 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 3.30 Who Cares? Tonight. (R) 3.55 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4

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11.45 CSI: NY. (R) 12.40 Five News. 12.45 Build a New Life in the Country. (R) 1.40 Don’t Stop Believers. 1.45 Neighbours. 2.15 CSI: NY. (R) 3.05 Rosamunde Pilcher’s Winter. 5.00 Five News; Weather. 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. 6.25 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 6.30 Live from Studio Five. 7.00 Five News at 7. 7.15 Cricket on Five. 8.00 Europe’s Super Port: Megastructures; Five News at 9. 9.00 The Hotel Inspector. Alex Polizzi heads to the Windsors Hotel in Chertsey, Surrey, where she advises owner Mel White to improve the poor decor and reclassify the business as a guesthouse. 10.00 Manson. (R) 12.10 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 12.15 SuperCasino. 4.05 Red Bull Air Race. 4.55 County Secrets. (R) 5.10 The New Tomorrow. (R) 5.35 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. (R)

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BBC2

6.00 CBeebies. 8.00 CBBC. 11.00 Film: D2: The Mighty Ducks. (1994) Sports comedy sequel, starring Emilio Estevez. 12.40 Film: The Fast Lady. (1963). 2.15 Instant Restaurant. 3.00 Diagnosis Murder. (R) 3.45 Flog It! (R) 4.30 Cash in the Celebrity Attic. 5.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.00 Eggheads. (R) 6.30 Restoration Roadshow. 7.00 Who Do You Think You Are? (R) 8.00 Mastermind. 8.30 Gardeners’ World. 9.00 Home Movie Roadshow. 10.00 Roger and Val Have Just Got In. 10.30 Newsnight. 11.00 The Review Show at the Edinburgh Festival; Weather. 11.50 That Mitchell and Webb Look. (R) 12.20 Shooting Stars. (R) 12.50 Russell Howard’s Good News. (R) 1.20 Film: My Baby’s Daddy. (2004). 2.35 Close.

ITV1

6.00 GMTV. 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 10.30 This Morning. 12.30 Dinner Date. 1.30 ITV News; Weather. 1.55 Regional News; Weather. 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 3.00 The Michael Ball Show. 3.59 Regional Weather. 4.00 Inspector Morse. (R) 5.00 Britain’s Best Dish. 6.00 Regional News; Weather. 6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Coronation Street. 8.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 8.30 Coronation Street. 9.00 Doc Martin. (R) 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather. 10.30 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 Film: Daylight. (1996). 12.40 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.40 Film: Jeremiah Johnson. (1972). 4.25 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4

6.05 The Hoobs. (R) 6.30 The Hoobs. (R) 6.55 Big Brother’s Little Brother. 7.20 Big Brother. (R) 8.30 Frasier. (R) 8.55 T4: Smallville. (R) 9.50 T4: Privileged. 10.45 T4: Friends. (R) 11.15 T4: Friends. (R) 11.45 T4: Pocket TV. 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary. 12.05 Brothers & Sisters. 1.00 The TV Book Club. (R) 1.30 Channel 4 Racing. 3.40 Celebrity Come Dine with Me Extra Portions. (R) 4.10 Deal or No Deal: Hall of Fame. (R) 5.00 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. (R) 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News. 7.25 4thought.tv. 7.30 Teen Undertaker. 8.00 A Place in the Sun: Home or Away. 9.00 Big Brother. 10.00 Pete Versus Life. 10.35 Big Brother. 11.25 Stand Up for the Week Best Bits. 12.15 4Music: CTRL Student Tour. (R) 12.30 4Music: Boardmasters Presents Plan B. 12.55 4Music: The Album Chart Show Spotlight. 1.00 Big Brother: Live. 3.10 This Week’s 4Music Top 20. 5.00 Beauty and the Geek. (R) 5.45 Close.

Five

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff. 10.45 Lorraine Kelly’s Big Fat Challenge. 11.45 CSI: NY. (R) 12.40 Five News. 12.45 Build a New Life in the Country. (R) 1.40 Don’t Stop Believers. 1.45 Neighbours. 2.15 CSI: NY. (R) 3.05 Film: Flower Girl. (2009). 5.00 Five News; Weather. 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. 6.25 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 6.30 Live from Studio Five. 7.00 Five News at 7. 7.15 Cricket on Five. 8.00 Police Interceptors; Five News at 9. 9.00 The Mentalist. (R) 10.00 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. 10.55 Don’t Stop Believers. (R) 11.00 CSI: NY. (R) 12.00 SuperCasino. 4.05 The Boss Is Coming to Dinner. (R) 4.30 Motorsport Mundial. 4.55 County Secrets. (R) 5.10 The New Tomorrow. (R) 5.35 Michaela’s Wild Challenge. (R)

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jobs & careers

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Friday 13 August 2010 | the resident

sport Golf

Morrice Fours leave it late

The ladies at Cottesmore continue their success in golf competitions. The Morrice Fours Team - Linda Adamson, Irene Matheson, Iona McKean, Val Daniels, Brenda Williams and Annette Walsh won their quarter final match. They beat Slinfold 2-1 at Eastbourne Downs. The semi-final, against Seddlescombe will be played at Cooden Beach on Friday, 10th September. The Division 3 team won against the Nevill in the semi-final played at Chichester. It was a close and exciting match, most matches decided on the final 18th hole. Margaret Swatman, first out, won on the 18th, Pauline Kirkman, second, won on the 18th, Sandra Morfey, third out, also won on the 18th. The spectators watched a very nervous Peggy Beadell coming up to the 18th - also to win! Karen Stafford followed with a win so Gail Fee and Elsidale Armstrong were called in as the Cottesmore team became the winners. Jenny Frei and Margaret Swatman represented Cottesmore at the Jerdein Salver at Royal Eastbourne. Internal matches saw success in the silver division for Brenda Williams with 74 points and, second, Ann Morgan with 76 points in the July Medal. Bronze division was won by Margaret Swatman and second Mary Grange. Jean Thompson won the July Stableford with 41 points. The Rosina Smith trophy was won by Pat Johns with 41points. Karen Stafford, the ladies captain said: “The team spirit is high at Cottesmore and very much supported by other ladies of the section who turn up at external venues to support the teams. Their support is much appreciated by the teams.” Table Tennis

Horsham District Council has been helping Steyning Table Tennis Club to obtain grant funding, which will enable the development of the club. The club is celebrating after being awarded a £2,200 Grassroots grant from the Sussex Community Foundation. The money will be used to purchase new equipment that will support a recently agreed linkage with Steyning Grammar School’s Shooting Field site. The teachers are keen to improve table tennis as an extra curricular activity as it is an inclusive and accessible sport and hope to feed more talent into the local club's ranks. A total of £800 has also been secured from the Sports Unlimited fund for engaging professional coaches for kick-starting the plan. Horsham District Council's Leisure Link team provided advice and support for both successful bids and will be involved in supporting the delivery of the work. Horsham Leisure Link is the Council’s sports development team working in partnership with schools, parish councils, leisure centres, village halls, groups and individuals to develop and establish new accessible sport

Hornets shaping up In a good test of their prospects for the coming season, Horsham played their first home pre-season game at Gorings Mead against Southern League Premier Division side Oxford City. The recent rain had helped bring a touch of green to the pitch after an arid July and the weather remained changeable, varying from incredibly warm and humid under the summer sun to distinctly chilly as the rain crashed down. Horsham were quick out of the blocks and took the lead with a terrific goal after five minutes, a just reward for some neat build up play. Dean Wright was the scorer, collecting the ball in the penalty area from Steve Sargent, and creating himself some space before crashing home a sharp shot on the turn despite the close attentions of three defenders. It was a flash of brilliance

amongst a background of more prosaic endeavour as both sides worked hard and largely cancelled each other out, with chances on goal being at a premium. Mark Zawadski showed his agility on 38 minutes by tipping a long range pile-driver over the bar and Horsham nearly doubled their lead in the dying seconds of the half when Jay Lovett’s cross curled the wrong way and goalkeeper Paul Davies had to back-track quick time to catch the ball just before it sailed under the bar. At half-time Jahmahl King replaced the steady Graves, but it was the visitors who piled on the pressure as the rain increased in intensity. Zawadski made the save of the day when he got down low to hold on to a sharp daisy-cutter from Elliott Sandy. Horsham soon began to carve out chances. On the hour, Lovett broke through on the right and

laid the ball off to Craig Davies who shot straight at the keeper, and it was the winger who doubled Horsham’s lead on 66 minutes. After charging down the right wing and waiting at the byeline for support, Lovett suddenly decided to take things into his own hands, cut back into the penalty area, and drilled an angled shot into the far corner. Horsham came close to adding a third when Andrews’ header from Sargent’s corner beat the goal-

keeper but was hacked off the line by a covering de-

fender, and neither goal came under threat again as the game played out. It was a good result against a good team, with two fine goals and a clean sheet. With Pat Harding and Paul Kennett still to return to the team, the prospects for the new season, on this showing, were looking very fair.

Report: Hornets Review Pics: John Lines

Lower Beeding Lions re-united with Horsham Tigers for the second week running for a battle against another visiting German team in an international pre-season friendly. After the previous week's 8-1 victory, the English team comprising of Lions U15's and U14's, and Tigers U14's, seemed complacent from the offset at the Jolesfield ground in Partridge Green. Although the first goal of the match scored by Bradley Peters (Tigers), put England into the lead, poor defending led to an early equaliser. Eventually, the Germans (in blue) pushed on and won convincingly 4-1.

the resident | Friday 13 August 2010

sport bowls

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cottesmore chips in for our heroes

Horsham bowlers are blown away

horsham suffered rare back-to-back home defeats, with norfolk littlehampton and worthing pavilion both leaving with convincing victories. Horsham fared no better in their return away match to the Littlehampton club than the previous week. Despite losing 4 of the 6 rinks, the Horsham team thoroughly enjoyed the friendship of their counterparts and an interesting afternoon of bowling. Top rink for Horsham was David Grogan, Beryl Watson, Allan Robertson and skip Michael Bright (+11) with skip Mike Power close behind (+10) but Horsham lost 105-127. Against Worthing Pavilion on Monday, Horsham lost 73-137 Despite taking a 34 shot lead to Worthing, Horsham were unable to get to grips with a lightning fast green and a strong wind which carried many woods into the ditch. So the Friendship Cup once again resides with Worthing Pavilion, after a thoroughly deserved win by 30 shots overall. However, Horsham take comfort from the fact that the home side equally found conditions very difficult. Horsham’s sole winning rink was Bob Miles, Dave Gosling, Colin Watson and skip Bill Monckton (+4). Motor racing

Lady Legend

“through generosity and the lure of great prizes we were able to contribute £1,600” cottesmore hosted the reiMs charity golf day recently, helping to support help for heroes. Home members and many visiting from across some of the 30 Crown Golf Clubs made their way to Cottesmore Hotel Golf and Country Club for the 2nd Reims Champagne and Bordeaux sponsored charity stapleford on 24th August. Cottesmore through Crown Golf has developed a great relationship with the French golf operators NGF, specifically Club de Reims, and benefits from reciprocal playing discounts and prizes for events. The 2010 event was to offer the

best prizes to date with lots of Champagne and 5 star weekend breaks up for grabs as the players teed it up. Kate Marechal, tourism representative of NGF, was fundamental in the relationship and this year went all out when having to travel from Cornwall to Sussex via Normandy, collecting the last of the prizes for the day, in just 36 hours. Kate said: ‘This is a special relationship and we are pleased to be able to work with Cottesmore and Crown, especially when supporting such good charities and people like those at Cottesmore.” The 2010 Reims Charity event was this year linked as part of the

National Golf Club Challenge in aid of Help for Heroes. The NGCC was a co-ordinated effort across the golf industry to hold charity events for Help for Heroes in which Cottesmore as part of all Crown golf clubs involvement hopes to raise a significant sum. Nathan Miller, General Manager at Cottesmore, said: “We are pleased to be able to bring together such a well supported event and the sponsorship of Reims, with a national charity event like the NGCC supporting Help for Heroes. “We had over 120 players in the field and through their generosity

and the lure of great prizes from Reims and NGF we were able to contribute over £1,600 to Help for Heroes. “The formal donation will be made as part of the whole Crown Golf effort.” The day was a great success and at the end the worthy winners emerged and home advantage proved valuable. Cottesmore member Tony Cockerill took tops spot with 45 points, Second place went to Stephen Brice, 44 points, and third place was secured for the ladies by 2010 Cottesmore Ladies Captain Karen Stafford totalling 43. The three are pictured above.

Horsham Trinity seek ‘Keepers for season

Horsham Trinity Football Club requires two goalkeepers to play in the West Sussex league on Saturdays this forthcoming season. The club runs two teams, playing in Division 3 North and Division 5 North of the West Sussex Football League respectively. If you are interested in signing for the club please contact Martin Frogley on 07709 061339 or email froggers7@hotmail.co.uk Training is currently every Tuesday and Thursdays.

Mickel Motorsport Limited aligns itself with a top female racing driver to establish a unique marketing strategy in preparation for 2011. John Mickel, Director of Horsham based Mickel Motorsport Limited has signed up Jess Gwynne, the only female participant in the awe inspiring UK CPC Legends Championship, for the remainder of the 2010 season, with a view to using the last seven rounds of the Championship to establish a permanent sponsor in the corporate female sector. Jess Gwynne said: ”'Racing in the Legends is gaining me greater experience in my racing career. John has been my mentor so far this year and he has been doing a fantastic job.”

Reports & Pics

Many thanks to all of the clubs that have submitted reports. We do our best to publish all reports sent to us, and welcome words and pictures from all sports clubs in the district. So keep them coming - and if you think there is a match/sports event we should be at then do get in touch. Don’t forget pics taken by The Resident are available as Jpegs free or charge. Please send reports and picture requests to ben@the-resident.co.uk

Friday 13 August 2010 | the resident

sport Baseball

Mets too strong for spirited Sox

PMW Communications Mustang League Yankees 2 v Athletics 8: Josh Sayer's grand slam home run powered the A's to their seventh win of the year, downing the Yankees by a score of 8-2. Sam Easter pitched two strong innings, holding the Yankees to a single run courtesy of a two base hit from James Castle bringing home Greg Kettle and striking out four to claim his first win of the season. Joe Riley made his pitching debut, throwing two solid innings in relief of Easter, allowing one run from Yankees James Castle and also striking out four. Sayer finished with five runs batted in, while Easter, Riley and Charlie Ridey also drove in runs. Mets 8 v Yankees 2 The second game of a double header had the Yankees starting well scoring 2 runs driven in by Castle and Greg Kettle in the first innings followed by pitcher James Castle back on form striking out 2 Mets with a great catch from Sarah Cannons, leaving the Mets with no runs scored. The Mets soon picked up the pace in the 2nd innings with a grand slam home run from Archie Darby and outstanding pitching from both Sam Bourne and Zac Hurry, racking up a total of 11 strikes between them ending in an 8-2 win.

Slinfold Country Club Bronco League Mets 22 v Redsox 2 The Redsox were thrashed by the Mets with a final score of 22-2. The Redsox fought to the end as always with some great play from both sides. Eamon Huijgens struck out 3 Mets in the 1st and Austin Harwood-Stamper stole from 1st base to second enabling him to get home and score the first Redsox run on an outfield hit by Jared Cox. Unfortunately Jared was out on 2nd base. The 2nd innings saw the mets score 6 as the last batter Anthony Puttock brought 2 home. The Mets scored the maximum 5 in the 3rd including a Home Run from Ollie Field bringing a 2 more runners home. Redsox player Simon Lawrence scored another home run in the 4th, his second in as many weeks with a fantastic out-of-the-park hit. Matt Hayden made two outs with some superior fielding in the 4th holding the mets to two runs. The Redsox carried on battling in the open 5th innings with the Mets only scoring 5 with two strikeouts by Jared Cox and a magnificent catch by Luc Bradley. However they were unable to get past the pitching of Mets Tom Bourne, striking out six, and finished the innings with no runs scored. Athletics 13 v Yankees 0 Adam Tod and Fred Olden both had superb games at the plate with each of them getting 3 runs and 3 R.B.I's. Sam Kneale was also on top of his game with a fantastic solo double play on first base in the 4th innings. The pitching duo of Will Chase and Will Anderson also had a great time at the mound shutting the Yankees out with a haul of 9 strikes.

Eat my dust! Mud flies at the first corner on Sunday (All pictures by Chris Woolgar for The Resident)

Father and daughter shine in St Leonard’s Southern Motocross riders Andy Bolton and his daughter Jade were among the top performers in St Leonard’s Forest on Sunday. They both came first in two races of their three races and second in one, so both finished top in their respective classes. Andy topped the Pre-05s class,

ahead of main championship rival Joe Banks, with Chris West taking a good third. In the Pre-85s Championship, Steve Wells came out on top with James King second. James also lent his spare bike to Southwater rider John Lawrence, who was champion during the very first year of Southern Motocross back in 1982. His results were good enough for third on Sunday, ahead of Horsham’s Darren Maguire. In the Ladies Championship, Woking rider Jade Bolton dominated, taking first place ahead of Arundel’s Charlotte Williams and Dawn Burrows. There were other notable performances. Kurt Richardson (191) from Rudgwick, who was making a comeback after riding in the British Youth MXY2 where he broke his shoulder and sustained lung damage as well, performed well. He brought along his fans too, pictured left.

Other local riders included Rob Ticehurst and Tony Kirkby, enjoying their first taste of Motocross, and Dan Lawrence and Jeff Swabey from Southwater. Tony Ford of Southern Motocross said: “We started up really because we wanted to bring back what Motocross was all about. It’s about going out, having a good time with your mates, and if you win, great, but more importantly it’s about enjoying yourself. “We wanted to create a club that

has that friendly, welcoming feel and I think we’ve done that.” It would seem so - an age range that starts with several six year olds, right up to Ken Leon, an 80year-old who still loves to ride, tells you all you need to know about Southern Motocross. If you’re interested in riding, visit the club’s website, but we are asked to strongly advise any riders against using the Horsham track, located on private land, outside of actual competition.

the resident | Friday 13 August 2010

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They start them young at SMX - Jensen Collingwood from Southwater with his bike

Kurt Richardson from Rudgwick was making his return to racing after a bad injury

One rider has a wheelie good time. Groan...

Andy Bolton secured two wins on Sunday

Tony Kirkby, Rob Ticehurst and Kurt Richardson

Jade Bolton maintained her championship lead

Dan Lawrence and Jeff Swabey of Southwater

There were many young riders competing

Friday 13 August 2010 | the resident

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