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Plans to close Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre have sparked a furious backlash by district residents.

As first revealed on www.the-resident. co.uk on Tuesday, a council-commissioned report recommends that the centre be demolished after the contract with DC Leisure runs out at the end of November next year.

The report was this week backed by Cllr Jonathan Chowen, district council Cabinet member for leisure, who said the centre

faced a repair bill of up to £1.5 million and other leisure facilities were available in the area.

A large part of the site is owned by Horsham District Council and West Sussex County Council, but district council chief executive Tom Crowley said it was too early to say what it might be used for or whether Tesco was interested in developing it.

Closure of the 25-year-old leisure centre is likely to be approved by the Conservative-dominated district council at meetings on Thursday next week and on December 21.

But the expected decision leaves an uncertain future for sports clubs including

Broadbridge Heath Football Club, Horsham Blue Star (athletics), Horsham Joggers, Horsham Hockey Club, Horsham Arun Badminton Club and Sussex Thunder (American football).

British Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls train at the centre, which the Grenada Olympic Association will use as a training camp for two or three weeks before the London 2012 Olympics.

Users of the centre’s other facilities, including Kinetika Gym, are also less than impressed by Cllr Chowen’s assertion that leisure facilities in the district and just outside – at the K2, Crawley – have improved since the centre opened.

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Phone and broadband in Barns Green has been off for a week after thieves stole and severely damaged cables.

They struck in Two Mile Ash Road on Thursday evening last week, taking hundreds of metres of cable, including copper which has risen in value recently.

BT received more than 100 reports about lost service after the theft, which affected up to 200 homes.

A spokesman for BT told The Resident yesterday (Thursday): “We hope that services will be restored to everyone by Friday (today).”

Simon Rafferty, managing director of X-Engineering in Barns Green, said: “This is the second time in six months we have lost all connectivity due to the phone cable being stolen.

“It’s having a big impact on the business as we are a mail order company. Without phone and internet, we are dead in the water!

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it a big problem until the cables to his house get stolen

“Last week, I visited North Wales and found there was a strong 3G connection. In even the smallest villages and even on the most remote country lanes, there was usually still 2G coverage.

“I have written to (Horsham MP) Francis Maude to ask him to petition for better mobile coverage. But like

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Gemma Underwood, of The Hordens, who saw our tweet of the story, said on Tuesday: “My neighbour’s chimney caught fire last night.

Luckily they are one of the few houses with phones working. Next time we may not be so lucky.

“This affects people in so many ways – businesses such as the pub, campsite, people who work from home and self-employed people who are losing out.”

Ian Pearson, a photographer for The Resident who lives in Barns Green, said: “I am stuck at home with two ill toddlers and no communications. I am also losing business due to the lack of a phone and internet.

“We have very little mobile signal in the village, so I am having to stand at the bathroom window on tiptoes to send this.

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“I am sure BT are doing all they can to fix the problem, but some information would have been useful. There is only so long my customers will be understanding.

“It is about time the scrap industry was properly regulated so crimes like this stop.”

Stolen manhole cover A woman fell 20ft down a main sewer drain hole on the A281 at Broadbridge Heath after thieves stole the cover to sell as scrap metal.

Police said she was lucky to escape with minor cuts to her legs.

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Eleven-year-olds Jordan Day and Georgie Johnson turned on the Christmas lights in Piries Place.

Jordan, from Southwater, and Georgie, from West Chiltington, won a competition for under 14-year-olds to draw a picture of William Pirie, after whom Piries Place is named.

Graham Russell, of Aurac Sound & Vision, told The Resident: “Saturday was a fantastic day. The turnout was absolutely brilliant – Piries Place was packed.

“It took us about 15 minutes to get stock from our shop to the loading bay because there were so many people in the way!

“A big thank you must go to everyone who made the event such a success, including all the shops that took part, the Sands charity and the wonderful singers.

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Voting forms, available from various outlets in town, can be posted opposite BHS in Swan Walk, at Waitrose in Piries Place, Horsham Museum and Horsham Markets stands in the Carfax and Bishopric.

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Yet another thing that town won’t be seeing Nik Butler www.loudmouthman.com Twitter - @loudmouthman

Horsham will not have the opportunity for congested streets and disrupted retail to allow a naked flame through its streets on the way to London.

Let us add that to the list of “one more thing Horsham will not be seeing”. It joins A&E services, the Carfax funfair and possibly Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre.

I begin to wonder if the view of Horsham residents is one of sloth-like incumbents unlikely to risk injury or pain. Hence the lack of investment and support for sport and leisure.

When it comes to parking, we are very competitive, although I cannot locate the event for the 100 parking meters dash.

Surely the route planners would have factored-in parking costs when considering the torch procession.

Clearly we are not as competitive as we might be led to believe.

Maybe we are misreading this.

Perhaps the reduction in interest in Naked Flame Voyeurism and the increase in the cost of parking is only to encourage more of the Horsham public to get out onto the streets and walk to their destinations.

Certainly the streets at this time of year are both a visual delight and an underfoot health hazard.

With streets uncongested by the cheering crowds of symbolic sycophants, there is a freedom to walk into town, to shop and to enjoy the increasing multitude of cafés and coffee shops, though possibly not at the Old Town Hall.

This additional exercise will offset the lack of leisure centres and will improve our fitness levels, which in the event that we may be required to travel several miles to an A&E ward will ensure we can make the journey.

Because we have saved our money by not using the local car parks, we will be able to afford the parking fees of the not-so-local hospital car parks as we wait and wait and wait to be seen.

While it could be argued that “cuts must be made for savings to be achieved”, each year a little more is shaved off from the features and venues available. The only sentiment offered is: “At least we’re not as bad as other towns.”

Surely our aim should be to excel, to achieve and to show an Olympic attitude.

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Continued from Page 1 Members of the Horsham Facebook page were overwhelmingly hostile to the plans after we broke the story online.

Sean Girdlestone said: “It may save money in the long run, but as we can see from rising obesity and lack of fitness the future costs to treat such illnesses would be greater.”

Horsham Joggers member Jason Walker agreed, adding: “It will have a huge impact on many local clubs. It is criminal that the only track available in Horsham could close.

“In this age where obesity is rife, the council are impacting this in the wrong way. What are they thinking of?”

Jo Bull said: “What great timing.

(In) Olympic year, when more people will be inspired to take up sport, Horsham council will close a facility down.

“Somebody tell the Grenada Olympic Team that when they have finished using it for their pre-Olympic training the council will start digging up the track.”

Karen Taylor asked: “Why are Horsham District Council closing everything down or stopping people from being able to enjoy themselves?!”

Alan Arnold mused: “It may look a bit dated, but I imagine it has been lacking investment and repair deliberately to justify its closure.

“After all, why replace it when they can just pretend the Pavilions is good enough or tell people to go to Crawley. HDC haven’t got a clue.”

Mark O’Connell said of the leisure centre: “That’s the only thing

Broadbridge Heath has got in it!”

Consultants Hywel Griffiths have spent about two months preparing their leisure needs study, which cost the district council £6,000.

The study concludes that the district is well provided for with a range of facilities and that leisure participation rates are above the national average.

The only shortfalls are seen as allotments and indoor tennis, while there is a sufficient or excessive supply of golf courses, swimming pools, playing fields and synthetic turf pitches.

It also concludes that there is an over-supply of sports halls and fitness gyms in the north of the district.

Cllr Chowen said: “As very many people will appreciate, Horsham

District Council has a strong record of providing modern leisure facilities.

They are part of what makes the district such a marvellous place to live.

“If the decision is made to close the venue, I am personally committed to working with the existing key users of the leisure centre with regard to finding alternative provision for their activities.

“I feel very comfortable with the report and its conclusions.”

The issue will be discussed by the district council’s Cabinet on Thursday next week (5.30pm) and by the full council on December 21. Both meetings are open to the public.

Agendas and further information are available at www.horsham.gov. uk/council/agendas-reports.aspx or by phoning 01403 215123.

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We asked the 7,300+ members of the Horsham Facebook page for their reaction and if they thought the leisure centre should be closed.

Here are a few of their comments...

Tudor Wells What a dreadful idea, it’s the only proper running track in Horsham. What about the athletics clubs that are homed there?

Julie Wallace My children have trampolining lessons there.

It has always seemed busy to me and they do fantastic children’s parties. It would be a shame to lose it. Surely with the new homes being built nearby it will still be needed as a facility? Is this just shortsightedness by the council?

Penny Hollands Noooo! They can’t do that. Pavilions don’t hold enough fitness classes to accommodate Horsham and the surrounding areas as it is.

A stupid cutback.

Jamie Cormack Sign of the times... more houses, less facilities, recipe for disaster.

Clive Walker That’s terrible news. It’s a great facility. I’ve used the gym there ever since I’ve lived in Horsham (over 15 years) and it has been great.

Very sad since Pavilions in the Park always seems less convenient (for me at least).

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Kate Dold So, yet again HDC consider cutting a service that is well used! My daughter trampolines at BBH, and so many other activities for young and old! And amazing activities provided for children with special/additional needs.

How exactly does closing the centre benefit the community of Horsham?

Jackie Evans I use this gym about 3 times a week. I definitely don’t want to see it go as it’s so convenient for me and it’s always busy. I do wonder though, if they were persuaded to keep and spend money on it, what they might get rid of instead? I feel so sad about the changes in Horsham at the moment, closure of the gym, closure of a great live music venue and possible cancellation of the annual fair.

Bad times :( Not feeling the love for HDC right now.

Emma McCarthy It’s hard to understand this decision - they’ve only just put in an amazing sensory room which is available to the whole community for a tiny charge. My son loves it!

Warren Marks With all the new houses set to be built in west Horsham, it seems a bit odd? The consultants will be back in a few years to say that the Pavillions is not big enough! I know the car park in the Pavilions is not big enough now.

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Friday 18 November 2011

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Attacked man’s head glued back together A man was punched in the head several times after a conversation with eight youths near the entrance to Horsham station.

The incident happened at 11.10pm on Wednesday, October 26, but transport police have just taken the unusual step of releasing CCTV images of

people who are not linked with the assault.

Police believe the people in the pictures were not involved but may have important information.

Det Con Marie Jeffery said: “A 35-year-old man from Horsham felt a punch in his left shoulder before being hit on the head numerous times with a blunt object.

“He was left with two cuts to his head, which both required gluing, and bruising to his shoulder.

“Crime on the network remains extremely low and offences of this nature are very rare. However, it is vital that we find the people responsible.”

Anyone with information can contact British Transport Police on 0800 405040, quoting incident number B11 of November 4, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

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Ross Attwood, of Harper James, said: “We were extremely impressed with the high quality of all the entries and the diverse use of different methods.

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A protest rally against “savage cuts to pensions” has been organised in the back yard of Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude.

The West Sussex Teachers’ Association (WSTA) is asking pensioners and anyone else concerned about pension cuts to support a rally in Horsham on November 30.

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Towns and villages fell silent on Armistice Day last Friday and again on Remembrance Sunday, in memory of the casualties of war.

In a scene matched across the district, hundreds of people in the Carfax observed a two-minute silence around the War Memorial at 11am on Friday and Sunday.

Cllr Claire Vickers, chairman of Horsham District Council, laid a wreath on both days.

Children from St Mary’s School planted 12 Remembrance crosses on Friday. Horsham MP Francis Maude and representatives of organisations such as the Royal British Legion, the Armed Forces and youth groups laid wreaths on Sunday.

In Henfield, Poppy Appeal organiser Mike Morgan read out the names of young men killed in action.

Vicar Alastair Cutting told a packed St Peter’s Church in the village: “What the conflicts of today and the past have in common is that it is mainly young men who have lost their lives.

The average age was once 26, but this has dropped to 19.”

A Henfield teenager wore a World War II uniform of the old Sussex Regiment as veterans of the war and more recent conflicts took part in the service.

Cllr Ray Osgood, chairman of Henfield Parish Council, told the crowds: “It is good to see so many young people gathered today with veterans of the past.”

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Twenty-five members of Steyning Air Cadets Squadron paraded from the Squadron HQ to St Andrew’s Parish Church as part of the commemoration in Steyning. Corporal Georgie Carpenter laid a wreath.

Squadron spokesman Dave Emsley said: “I was very proud of all my cadets. They gave an excellent performance and I received a lot of praise for how smartly they presented themselves.”

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More than 60 Year 8 pupils from The Forest School visited the battlefields of Belgium to pay their respects to the soldiers of World War I. The boys visited the town of Ypres, Flanders Fields Museum, Menin Gate, Tyne Cot, Lijssenthoek, Essex Farm and Hooge Crater Cemetery.

History teacher Claire Harrington said: “Our guide had looked up a soldier from Horsham who was buried at Hooge Crater.

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Arthur Lodge Veterinary Surgery, Horsham, remembered the animals of war.

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Beat the deadline for cash Community groups in north Horsham are being urged to beat a deadline to apply for cash.

The call comes from North Horsham county local committee, which has limited Community Initiative Funding (CIF) available from West Sussex County Council.

Cllr Brad Watson, chairman of the committee, said: “Our area is rich with a wide variety of organisations that make a valuable contribution throughout the year.

“CIF enables us to actively support their initiatives and projects in a positive and practical way. For example, it can help them buy new equipment, develop new services or reach new people.

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The Environment Agency has published a performance league table, ranking participants in terms of their early action to manage energy.

Cllr Michael Brown, county council Cabinet member, said: “I’m delighted with our performance in this first league table. It reflects the considerable importance we place upon managing our energy consumption and reducing our carbon dioxide emissions.

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For the first time, they will be given the opportunity to elect one individual to represent them for policing.

On November 15, 2012, residents will decide who should hold the Chief Constable to account.

Police authorities, the independent bodies that oversee policing, are

to be abolished and replaced with directly elected police and crime commissioners (PCCs).

Cllr Steve Waight, chairman of Sussex Police Authority, said: “The significance of this change should not be underestimated.

“This will be one of the most fundamental changes to policing that has ever happened and could significantly change the way in which policing is delivered in Sussex.”

Needles garden finished A new garden has been completed for the Needles Community in Horsham.

Led by Horsham District Council, the project was funded by a £30,000 Section 106 grant plus donations from West Sussex County Council, Busy Bees Nursery, Horsham Lions Club and Southern Water.

Young people from the Needles Youth and Kings Church helped to plant fruit trees, shrubs and herbs, and mulched the planting beds. The Community Payback Team helped to paint walls and fences.

The project includes an improved

private youth/child garden, an overflow car park and a community garden for residents. It will be launched to residents of the wider Needles Community in the spring.

Cllr Roger Arthur, district council Cabinet member, said: “The new garden at Needles is a great transformation.

“It is great to see the local young people coming out to help with the planting and a number of organisations making donations.

“The new community garden area will provide a relaxing space that everyone in the local area can enjoy.”

John’s good Causeway Sussex Police election For the past 19 years, local artist John Davies has painted a Horsham scene for the Christmas card of the Sussex Association for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (SASBAH).

This year’s card – a view of the Causeway, entitled Old Horsham – is on sale with other local views in the card shop at Horsham Museum.

The shop, which sells cards by 17 charities, will be open from 10am to 4.45pm, Monday to Saturday, until December 17.

Youth cuts get closer West Sussex county councillors have backed a plan for £2 million cuts in youth services to be phased over four years, not three.

Cllr Richard Burrett, chairman of the children and young people’s services committee, said “We spent a considerable amount of time asking detailed questions about the proposals and heard from representatives from the Youth Cabinet, trade unions and the voluntary sector.

“Members of the committee expressed concerns about the impact of the proposals on young people. A group of members has been set up to examine the impact in more detail over the coming months.

“We explored a range of alternative ideas for funding the service, but the committee accepted that none were likely to be sustainable.

“The committee was in favour of the proposal to extend the period over which the budget is reduced, to allow for more work with the voluntary and community sector, so that they are better able to take over local provision of services where appropriate.”

The final decision will be made

by Cllr Peter Evans, council Cabinet member, at some time this month.

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Moves over quality Shop scare of air in Cowfold Measures to manage air quality are to be introduced in Cowfold.

Horsham District Council, which declared an air quality management area in the village in September, will submit a report to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) in the next year.

The Street, part of Station Road and Bolney Road were included in the management area after what the council described as “very encouraging” consultation.

The report to DEFRA will identify

the specific sources of nitrogen dioxide which are contributing to the problem, as well as reviewing additional air quality monitoring data.

It will be used to review the boundary of the area and ensure that any action is directed at the most significant sources of nitrogen dioxide.

An action plan will also be developed to bring long-term health benefits to those who live in, work in and visit Cowfold, as Horsham District Council, West Sussex County Council and residents work together.

A woman reported a suspicious act to security staff at Tesco, Broadbridge Heath.

Police said a woman in her 70s approached a two-year-old girl and spoke to her, at which point the pensioner was challenged by the girl’s mother.

A spokesman for Sussex Police told The Resident: “We believe the woman was confused and thought the child was someone she knew.

“There was no suggestion that she attempted to leave the store with the child and parents should not worry.

“We are attempting to trace the woman and discuss the matter with her.”

Food for thought Gordon Tregear and Rosemary Crowley officially opened the Wolfson Food and Nutrition Facility (FNF) at Collyer’s.

Funded by the Wolfson Foundation, the FNF is the largest facility of its kind in the country being used by AS and A2 students on the Food, Nutrition and Health course. It includes 10 cookers, 24 lap-tops and a stateof-the-art Skype-enabled camera.

Mr Tregear, Vice Lord Lieutenant of West Sussex, is pictured with Collyer’s principal Jackie Johnston and Sally Miller, subject leader for food and nutrition.

Other guests included Cllr Claire Vickers, chairman of Horsham District Council, and Chris Baister, the council’s business development manager.

They were treated to a range of healthy food, prepared by students Natasha Crawford, Hester Doran and

Penny Stone.

Dr Johnston said: “The students and staff at Collyer’s were proud to show off our new facility to a host of VIPs. “We are hugely grateful to the Wolfson Foundation and delighted that we have been able to develop for the future. I am confident it will help the Food and Nutrition success story under Sally Miller to continue.”

Mr Tregear said: “A-level Food and Nutrition at Collyer’s is the largest course of its kind in the country.

Sussex should indeed be very proud of Collyer’s and these cutting-edge facilities.”

Georgina Child, who is studying Food and Nutrition, said: “We’ve really enjoyed using the new facilities this year. The kitchen and the laptops are excellent and we are very lucky to have a brilliant teacher in Sally Miller.”

Double poetry success Two Christ’s Hospital sixth-form pupils have been recognised in The Times Stephen Spender Prize 2011, a national competition for Poetry in Translation.

Joel Farrance (left in picture) was awarded second prize in the U18 section for his version of Robert Desnos’s surrealist poem Comme, while Oscar Davies was highly commended for his translation of Victor Hugo’s Open Windows.

Stephen Walsh, of Christ’s Hospital’s English department, said: “This is the first time Christ’s Hospital has submitted entries in the U18 section.

“It is an outstanding achievement in a national competition for two out of our three entries to be recognised by some very distinguished judges.”

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Twirlers’ trophies James is flying with Redshank Members of Horsham Bluebelles Baton Twirlers impressed at the International Baton Twirling Championships in Dublin.

They won 29 medals and trophies, including overall top team and a championship sash to Sally Bell.

The corps has grown to 40 members, aged four to 34, and always

welcomes newcomers.

Corps director Carol Wray said: “The main aim of the group is not only to teach baton twirling and dance but to make the girls aware how important it is to work as a team and to support each other.”

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A Pulborough youngster was commended in the RSPB’s Wildart competition for this picture of a Redshank.

James Newland, six, said: “I like to go to Pulborough Brooks and love drawing what I’ve seen.”

RSPB spokesman Sophie McCallum said: “The competition really encourages children to explore art and nature.

“Getting them interested at a young age is really important. Joining a Wildlife Explorer Group is a great way for them to learn, get outside and experience nature.”

For more information about RSPB Wildlife Explorers, visit www.rspb. org.uk/youth

Free education for two-year-olds About 1,300 children in West Sussex are expected to benefit when free early education is extended to 140,000 disadvantaged two-yearolds.

The government plans to make the free entitlement of 15 hours per week of early education more flexible, so it can be taken between 7am and 7pm across two days instead of three.

Liberal Democrat MP Sarah Teather, the children’s minister, has announced a consultation on how this commitment will be implemented.

West Sussex county councillor

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Council chiefs are on the verge of axing the annual funfair in the Carfax, sparking a furious response from residents.

The Resident understands Horsham District Council is considering scaling down the traditional October festival, which includes the funfair, and/or moving some activities from the Carfax to The Forum.

These options have not been officially confirmed, but the council says it is planning other events next year and may need to save money in October.

Jeweller and pawnbroker Dominic Sakakini, based in the Carfax, told The Resident: “It’s 19 years of history, but the council is trying to wipe it out. All the council seem to say is ‘we haven’t got any money’.

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“I don’t get any more business from the fair because people stand outside looking at the ferris wheel, but it’s about the spirit of the town. Something like this pulls a community together.”

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The voice of youth It is rare that a young person is able to express their opinions to adults without being judged or the opinions dismissed.

The House of Commons event gives us, the youth, a voice. It is a positive and pivotal step in changing the negative stigma attached to the youth of today.

Youth Parliament gave me the ability to see how a real debate functions. We had the pleasure of meeting John Bercow (Mr Speaker himself) and witness how a debate is chaired.

To be involved in something that is so monumental while having the privilege to represent

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The topics we debated were put through a vigorous process of discussion to ensure we chose the perfect campaign to bring about change. We were also lucky enough to get a mention during Prime Minister’s Question Time.

Many young people feel disenfranchised with politics, but it is important to actively take part in the political process to make a change.

Youth Parliament is a step in the right direction towards creating a link between my generation and politics. The whole experience was amazing, to say the least.

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Don’t piddle on the �loor I was wondering if my current gripe was relevant to this esteemed newspaper since it relates to the rail service, which is a national issue.

Then I remembered that, like me, many of you are forced to suffer the indignities visited upon us by the train operators.

Simple grumbles really, like why are train toilets so ghastly?

Not only do they always stink, but you’re always terri�ied that the stupid door will slide open by itself while you’re ‘In �lagrante delicto’.

What do foreign visitors think of us? What do they say about us when they get home? “They piddle on the �loors in their trains!”

Have you ever noticed that bus and train timetables are not related to each other? Why haven’t they �igured this out over the last 150 years or so?

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bus will arrive 10 minutes after your train has left or conveniently 45 minutes before the next one arrives, thus enabling your frostbite to get a proper hold before travel.

It’s all designed to add to the adventure of travel.

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So stand up all the way to Reading, pregnant or not. And no refund either, because unless you pay extra to reserve your seat, the terms and conditions rule that out.

Another monopoly treating the long-suffering public with disdain. I know you’re annoyed too, but please try not to piddle on their �loors.

Jay Harris Parsonage Road, Hen�ield

Parking fees should be cut Horsham simply does not have enough quality shops to warrant even the present parking charges.

Guildford, for instance, is a far superior shopping destination and their parking charges are very

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Why can’t we be innovative and reduce the charges and see how many more shoppers we attract because of it? To suggest people don’t mind paying more is arrogant to say the least.

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We don’t need this glitzy sporting indulgence I realise that the following is not going to make me the most popular reader of The Resident.

The historic Olympic torchcarrying relay will bypass Horsham, travelling through Crawley and Brighton. And for this omission, I feel we should be eternally grateful.

In my view, the modern Olympic Games have lost touch with the original founding values. The Games now pander almost exclusively to national vanity and commercial greed.

I can recall the last Olympic Games to be held in the UK. That was in 1948

at the White City Stadium.

Britain was still recovering from �ive years of total war. Even so, in that age of austerity and rationing, the Games were a great success – without all the glitz and glamour which have become the norm.

Yes, I look forward to watching some of the more traditional events on TV, but I can well do without a bout of women’s boxing or the spectacle of beach volleyball. What is the next ‘sport’ to be included – darts?

It is obvious that many of the most sort-after spectator seats have

already been allocated to sponsoring companies and bigwigs from the City of London. And it is worth noting that two of the chosen caterers for the Games are those American icons – McDonalds and Coca Cola.

So much for Great Britain!

Call me a spoilsport or worse.

But I genuinely feel we shall still be paying for this piece of glitzy sporting indulgence for many years to come.

This at a time when Europe is being plunged into the greatest �inancial crisis in living memory. Truly, we must have more money than sense.

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Sainsbury’s continues its year of fundraising for chosen charity partner Guide Dogs for the Blind.

Staff members at the Horsham store raised £442 on Halloween by dressing up in scary style.

Staff paid £1 each to dress up for the occasion and held a collection at the front of the store.

Since the Guide Dogs for the Blind was chosen earlier this year to bene�it from the supermarket’s support, it has raised almost £3,000 for the charity. Marge Healey, a charity coordinator, said: “We are well on the way to reaching our target for this year and are so grateful for all our customers support so far.”

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The Peter the Meter App can be downloaded for free onto Apple iPhones, iPads and iPod Touches and, along with the �ilm, can be accessed at: www.southernwater.co.uk/metering Julie Carly, communications manager for Southern Water, said: “We have designed more than 10 Offices in Brighton, Chichester, Horsham, Storrington and Worthing www.spofforths.co.uk 01403 253282

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Simon talked about how an IT methodology called ‘Scrum’ can be implemented into any business.

He said: “Scrum breaks down a project into small chunks with deliverable items. For a changing environment the method works well as it enables continual updates with both a project team and the customer has more of a steer – it’s great for time management.”

Business Builder Club members were shown how the method could work on any project with a dinner party demonstration. They �irstly picked a project team that consisted of a product owner (the customer), scrum master and team workers.

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Spofforths, the accountancy and private client services �irm, is sponsoring Horsham’s Charity Christmas Market, being held on Sunday, November 27.

This will be the third year running that the event, which is organised by the Rotary Club, will be held.

Around eighteen charities will use the stand space to offer a selection of gifts, food and competitions.

The event will run alongside the regular Saturday market from 10am through to 4pm.

A Rock Choir will sing and dance at the bandstand and there will also be the opportunity for visitors to enjoy rides on a steam bus.

Philip Lansberry, director of

Spofforths Private Client Services, said: “We are encouraging people to visit the market this year and get into the Christmas spirit.

“Once again it is a pleasure to be working alongside Horsham District Council and the Rotary Club on such a fantastic local event.

“At Spofforths, we are keen to support local charities as they make such a difference to our community.”

John Le Rossignol from Horsham Rotary Club added: “Rotary is delighted to once again have the support of Spofforths in the organisation and running of this important annual event, which raises much-needed funds for many local charities.”

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Boost for breast cancer care from lettings agent

Alex Leigh and Linda Munden

Lines and James raised more than £300 for Breast Cancer Care throughout October.

The lettings agents spent the whole month fundraising for the charity, which aims to provide people affected by breast cancer with the best possible treatment, support and advice.

Activities included Pink Fridays, at which staff members wore their

Becki is a The venue of choice dab hand at unisex salon Storrington is well known for its great location, nestling on the edge of The South Downs National Park, situated between the beautiful historic towns of Arundel and Horsham but many people miss out on one of the real gems in Storrington, The White Horse Hotel.

Dating back over 400 years, this former coaching inn has been a labour of love with its restoration over the past three years turning the once neglected inn into the modern boutique style hotel it has now become.

The Ebony Bar, with its comfy leather sofas, wooden floors and modern finish is the perfect setting to start the day with morning coffees, to meet for a light lunch or to unwind with your favourite tipple.

This feel continues through to the

Rebecca (Becki) Falkner has joined the team of stylists at Dab Hands Unisex Salon in the Carfax, in Horsham.

The hairdresser has more than 20 years’ experience in the industry, having originally trained in London where her clients included celebrities such as Mick Jagger and Deborah Stevenson. Rebecca also came second in the Men’s Image Awards at just 23 years old.

Dab Hands offers a noappointment-necessary, high quality styling service, which includes a wash cut and/or blow dry for both men and women.

Rebecca said: “Lots of people walk past and think that because there are no appointments that we are just like any other barbers. But we have a very experienced and friendly team of people. There’s such a great atmosphere and buzz about the place.

I’m loving working here.”

Dab Hands is open six days a week (from Monday to Saturday) at convenient times of day – the salon welcomes customers as early as 8.30am.

Prices start from just £11 for men and £16.50 for women.

refurbished restaurant. Culinary delights await, classic dishes with a modern twist that make the most of local Seasonal produce, enough to earn the team recognition in ‘The Sunday Times 20 Best Restaurants with Rooms 2011’ - an achievement that all concerned are proud of!

I assure you the 13 en-suite bedrooms have not been forgotten; each individually designed and furnished, with many of the soft furnishing made in-house, some with a grand traditional design and others offering a contemporary flavour.

Conferences, private dining and weddings are all strings in The White Horse Hotel’s bow and with the Christmas season fast approaching and reservations already being taken surely this venue is another reason to put Storrington on the map.

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finest pink ensembles for a fee of £2.

There was also a ‘guess how many sweets are in the jar’ competition for which customers could pay £1 to enter and a ‘pin the bra’ game.

With the money Lines and James donates to the charity, Breast Cancer Care will be able to provide a range of services to those living with breast cancer including support groups, a hair loss advisory service, advice on

financial support and complimentary treatments.

The jar was filled with 176 pink sweets, and the closest guess came from Alex Leigh, of Countrywide’s Country House Department. He took the jar as his prize.

The pin the bra competition was won by Lines and James’ Linda Munden, who received a £50 M&S voucher.

Mulled wine and Mondays at salon

The Company hairdressers on Middle Street is about to open on Mondays.

The extra day marks the growth of the company and is a testament to the popularity of the salon and its stylists.

Paola Norris said: “We’ve decided to open on Mondays because of popular demand. Our customers have been telling us for a while that it would be great if we were open six days a week, and we listened to them.

It will mean we can provide our excellent service to more people and at more convenient times.” The first Monday they will open is November 21.

The Lounge coffee shop and bar, which is on the ground floor, below The Company hair salon is also introducing mulled wine during the Christmas period.

The venue has a license to serve the festive beverage outside.

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The friendly face of financial planning Devoting the time to foster close customer relationships is the key to success for Nick Borrow, head of Chandler House Financial Planning Ltd, which has recently moved its head office to Horsham.

Nick joined the then Darlingtonbased Chandler House Investments in 1998 as a newly qualified independent financial adviser (IFA) and by 2003 had risen to the position of joint director Springing from its largely local client base, the company increasingly services clients nationwide as referrals continue to fuel business growth.

Now fully located at its Kings Court base in the south, Chandler House is embarking on a marketing campaign to raise awareness about its distinctive style of working – one that Nick believes will help dispel the public’s notion of IFAs as “money-grabbing”.

“Our focus is on face to face service rather than merely selling financial products,” stresses Nick, “A policy of providing sound service based on strong one-to-one relationships with our clients.”

Longevity of those relationships is vital, adds Nick, and that can mean that Chandler House spans the generations in families for whom they provide services.

“You could call it a cradle to grave service as we are now dealing with the children of those we started out

servicing. Probate and inheritance tax issues are particularly important for them.”

In 2003, Chandler House Investments became Chandler House Financial Planning to reflect the wider scope of services provided. Nick remained a co-director until 2009 when his fellow directors retired, leaving him free to restructure the business as Chandler House Financial Planning Ltd. By 2010, Nick was expanding the business once more, moving down to the South-east. “We’ve retained our clients in the north,” says Nick, “and are now building more local business from our base at 3 Kings Court, which is ideal for our needs.”

Chandler House provides a spread of financial services that includes investments, mortgages, life protection (group and personal) wealth and portfolio management, IHT planning and pensions.

Whatever the service provided, the same business ethic runs through everything, Nick emphasises. “Clients have to feel that you are giving them sufficient time for what they need, rather than holding a shotgun to their heads, metaphorically, and pressing them to sign on the dotted line there and then. To that end, the face to face contact is vital. When you work for yourself, you can spend years building a good reputation, only for it to be destroyed instantly with poor practice.”

The last few years have witnessed a dramatic turnaround in the nation’s regard for IFAs, who have almost become a dirty word. How is Nick countering such ill-will towards his profession? ”People perceive IFAs as rip-off merchants who are not going to look after them properly. Fortunately, most of our business comes from referrals, which means that an existing client has gained enough confidence in the quality of our services to recommend us to someone else or another company, so we are starting off on a positive footing.

“Despite that though, we go through the same procedures as we would for a cold lead who had called us in to discuss their requirements. I always explain how we are paid for our services and establish what they are expecting of us, and where our job starts and finishes. These are key aspects to get right from the start.”

The Financial Services Authority, the IFAs’ watchdog, is laying down more stringent regulation to stimulate great transparency in the profession, with the hope of ensuring that customers and clients are more confident that they are receiving best practice. ”Greater clarity of what IFAs do has got to be a step in the right direction,” says Nick. “The move towards more packaged services and products is inevitable – it’s a minefield out there

for clients. But that can only go so far.

Clients often approach me because they cannot decide which products to buy, and that’s where the importance of interpreting what they are telling you becomes critical to them choosing what is right for them.”

Higher standards of professional qualifications are being introduced nationally too. Those who have not achieved the Level 4 diploma by the end of 2012 will be unable to practice.

Nick’s already reached the required standards so can move forward confidently with servicing Chandler House’s growing client base.

Contrasting with the “quality time” that Nick spends with establishing client needs is the streamlining of the IFA sector’s administrative requirements. ”Much of the back office function is web-based and conducted via email,” says Chandler House office manager Tracy Styan, “and after three years striving to become paperless, we are finally there, leaving us more space for face to face meetings with clients.”

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IT'S PANTO TIME! The Capitol,Horsham presents CBeebies

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Entertainment

Havers plays Hook in Crawley this Christmas

Horsham Area

Gig Guide Gigs are sometimes cancelled or changed at short notice.

To avoid disappointment please contact the venue.

A celebrity Captain Hook takes the stage with a cast of locals and theatre stars in one of this year’s Christmas pantos James Hood Entertainment Editor

james@the-resident.co.uk

TV and film actor and one of Britain’s biggest theatre stars, Nigel Havers, is heading to Crawley this Christmas to lead the cast of this year’s swashbuckling pantomime – Peter Pan. He’s renowned for playing charming, smooth talking characters throughout a distinguished career, and was recently seen playing Lewis Archer in Coronation Street as well as

a contestant on I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here.

Nigel, who will play the role of the villainous Captain Hook, has appeared in countless top notch TV shows including Brothers and Sisters, Dangerfield and Little Britain.

Alongside Nigel is Crawley favourite Jon Clegg, back by popular demand, who will have people of all ages laughing out loud. And Kerris Peeling joins the cast as the perfect Peter Pan – ready to soar over the audience in spectacular flying sequences.

Kerris is no stranger to the role.

The stage star has had a successful West End theatre career so far and has appeared in the panto in Bristol, Birmingham, Plymouth and more.

There’s local talent on display too, with young dancers joining the professionals and the children who won the roles of John and Michael earlier this year.

Completing the incredible cast are the BBC’s Over the Rainbow finalist Sarah Middleton as Wendy, Lucy St Louis as Tigerlily and Isobel Hathaway as the rollerskating Tinkerbell.

Featuring magnificent scenery, beautiful costumes, an abundance

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Dave Beckett at The Tanners Arms, Horsham Solice at The Bedford, Horsham

Kablandski 10 Year Anniversary Gig at The Xtra Time Bar, Broadbridge Heath of comedy and stunning flying, it’s a panto spectacular that will make you wish you could stay young forever.

On stage from Friday, 9 to Saturday, 31 December. To book call 01293 553636 or visit www.hawth.co.uk

Stars of Storrington fend off the big bad wolf Storrington Dramatic Society is putting on Red Riding Hood and the Three Little Pigs as this year’s panto from Wednesday, November 30 to Saturday, December 3 at the Sullington Parish Hall.

A Big Bad Wolf has formed a plot to destroy the forest and build a motorway!

He sends his apprentice, Norman, to huff and puff and blow down the houses of the three little pigs Swampy, Gino de Porco and Bobby, and henchmen Hans Al and Gret Al to seek out the house of the grumpy fairies Donglebelle, Dinglebelle and Dover.

But who will save Little Red Riding Hood and her Grandmamma?

Could it be the handsome and strong

Woodcutter or will the woodland fairy queens Tinka and Belle manage to cast a spell to save the day?

Join the cast this Christmas as the characters travel into the deepest darkest forest, where there are sure to be surprises and plenty of chances for some audience participation along the way!

Starring David Chinn, Michael Smith, Hannah Bullivant, Roy Stevens and Graeme Jenkins. Directed by Mike Russell. With Musical Direction

by Barrie Pearson and choreography

by Sandra Wilson.

Tickets are just £7 or £3.50 for children under 12 and available from Fowlers Estate Agents in Storrington or online at www. storringtondramatics.co.uk

Petticoat perfection as the 60s are revived Rachael Pratt

Review

Dreamboats and Petticoats, a show that has recently been featured on the West End, had recently debuted at The Hawth in Crawley. The show was a sell-out, and a triumph to say the least.

After being kindly told ‘please switch off your phones – they weren’t even invented in the 60’s’ the fizzy, good-spirited musical began.

Lights dazzling and a set showing off the era with posters of ‘Carry On Teacher’ and skinny little models dressed in polka dots immediately captivated the audience.

Already it was obvious that this

show wasn’t about subtlety or drama, not the type of show where you sit there drifting off – it’s dynamic fun and has you smiling, laughing and dancing from start to finish.

The story follows young wannabe musician Bobby (David Ribi) and his quest to get the girl, become a rock star and be the one the world talks about.

But his plan isn’t as simple as he’d like because Elvis look-alike Norman (Ben James-Ellis) is after the same girl, the same rock star dream and enormous popularity.

The two compete in a song writing competition and fight for lad-magnet Sue but unfortunately for Norman, Bobby’s got a secret weapon, best friend Ray’s (Josh Little) little sister

Laura (understudy for the evening Francesca Loren) who’s a piano phenomenon and secretly has a crush on Bobby.

A variety of 60’s songs featuring artists such as The Platters and Chubby Checker, jam-packed into a production starring actors that meet the expectations of those on the West End stage; what’s not to love?

If you need a pick-me-up, the show’s definitely for you. Not only are the actors amazingly talented with Katie Birtill’s (Sue) warm, sultry and sizzling vocals and Anna Campkin’s (Donna) distinct and wonderfully dominating character, the on-stage orchestra really gives it that edge making the show all that more exciting – sounds of saxophones, pianos

Alter Ego at The Malt Shovel, Horsham

No Way Out at The Queen’s Head, Horsham Saturday 19th November

Startled Hamsters at The Queen’s Head, Horsham South Of 55th at The Tanners Arms, Horsham

White Lines at The Malt Shovel, Horsham Tuesday 22nd November

Dave Toye & Friends Open Mic at The Coach House, Cowfold Wednesday 23rd November

Open Mic Night With Terry at The Tanners Arms, Horsham Thursday 24th November

Electric Jam Night With Stuart James at The Tanners Arms, Horsham

Martyn Rapley at The Malt Shovel, Horsham Friday 25th November

Mike Whitley at The Tanners Arms, Horsham

The David Hay Band at The Malt Shovel, Horsham The Okee Dokee Band at The Coach House, Cowfold Saturday 26th November

Brighton Hype at The Bedford, Horsham

The Last Carnival at The Tanners Arms, Horsham

and guitars fill the theatre.

A charming storyline with equally charming actors and the kind of music you just want to dance to makes the show one not to be missed – and they better be back next year because I personally miss being part of the 60s already.

Furious Badgers at The Shelley Arms, Broadbridge Heath, Horsham

Alter Ego at The Red Lyon, Slinfold Lights-Out Rhythm And Roll Band at The Hen And Chicken, Southwater

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Acoustic array of talent closes Battle of the Bands Danny Randon Music Reporter

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After a relentless six-week-long musical melee, Horsham Battle Of The Bands 2011 came to a stunning yet stripped-down conclusion on October 13 in the acoustic/ songwriters heat.

Opening the show at The Holbrook Club was Mailman (real name Jamie Stanley), a man of many aliases on the local live music scene, whose intricate melodies and soaring guitar strums fused together emotion, intelligence and talent.

Carpenters-esque boy-girl duo Pipe & Tabor then followed, possessing an ability to revive the fun-loving vibes of the summer with their elegant and nostalgic acoustic folk, comprised of sugary-sweet vocal harmonies and some impressive guitar work.

Next up on stage was Lesley Spiers, a writer of songs about “life, the universe and everything in between”.

While Lesley’s stage personality was bubbly and rather wacky, her rhythmic soul-laced numbers were beautifully reserved.

Formed by members of a handful of locally acclaimed bands, four-piece Strum Lovin’ Criminals then took to the stage with an interesting array of instruments, and showcased their enigmatic upbeat sound, glowing

with warmth and texture.

At just 16 years old, Taygan Paxton was the youngest act in the heat, and yet still produced tune after tune, each filled with drivin rhythm and dynamic chord patterns. A bout of mid-song audience participation also added some fun to her set.

Alice Ella was up next, armed with a keyboard and a stunning voice; her

My brother Jak’s band ‘won in the originals competition, so big up the Paxtons! ’

Taygan Paxton receiving her prize from HDLMA Chairman, Mandy Ansell

predominantly poppy tracks were irrefutably catchy, but a real sense of passion was conveyed when Ella delved into the more somber (and stronger) material.

The last act of the evening was Aly Star, whose anarchic rock star image contrasted with his sensitive and sweet love songs.

While a full backing band might be beneficial for young Aly, there’s no doubting his ability to write some fine compositions.

The podium was then cleared for Horsham District Live Music Alliance chairwoman Mandy Ansell to announce the results. Third place went to Mailman, while second place went to Pipe & Tabor, before Taygan Paxton was crowned the winner.

“I’m absolutely ecstatic!” said Taygan, clutching her prize of £150.

She added: “My brother Jak’s band (Tell Wolves Tales) won in the originals competition, so big up the Paxtons!”

But what’s next for our acoustic champion? “I just need to keep gigging now, and see where that takes me.”

And so Horsham Battle Of The Bands comes to an end for another year. After such an intense competition, next year’s acts sure have a lot to live up to!

Horsham Battle Of The Bands 2011 is supported by Funktion One Research and Weltons Brewery.

Enjoy the arts in aid of Dame Vera Trust

Pipe and Tabor

Jamie Stanley aka Mailman Photos by Bill Foote

Artists from across the South East will be showing their work at The Capitol to raise money for the Dame Vera Lynn Trust for Children with Cerebral Palsy.

The three-day showcase will include a charity auction of the art on the evening of Wednesday, November 23 with broadcaster and journalist John Henty as the auctioneer. There will also be a special lunchtime audience with wildlife artist David Shepherd on Tuesday, November 22.

Admission is free.

The exhibition is organised as a partnership between the Dame Vera Lynn Trust, South East Open Studio events and South East artists and makers.

A panel made up of Luna Russell (curator at The Capitol), Steven Lane (chief executive of the Dame Vera Lynn Trust) and Rosie Wyer (regional fundraiser) has selected work to showcase the best the region has to offer. That will include jewellery, sculpture, textiles, ceramics, paintings and original printmaking.

The Dame Vera Lynn Trust for Children with Cerebral Palsy is a charity responsible for the funding of ‘School for Parents’, a special service for families of young children with cerebral palsy and other motor learning difficulties.

The full exhibition will run at The Capitol from Monday 21 to Wednesday 23 November from 9.45am to 6pm. For information and location visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com

A warm welcome at a traditional country pub The Wheatsheaf at Ellens Green is a beautiful, traditionally English beamed country pub.

Recently taken over and lovingly restored, The Wheatsheaf offers a warm welcome, fabulous food and a wide selection of real ales, fine wines and chilled champagne.

Just 10 minutes from Cranleigh

and 15 minutes from Horsham it makes the ideal venue for meeting up. Set in beautiful Surrey/Sussex countryside the perfect place for ramblers and dog walking – furry friends are most welcome!

A charming Inglenook roaring fire surrounded by comfy sofas together with the beautiful candlelit

restaurant provide a warm and inviting setting, whether you just fancy a quick snack from the bar menu or something a little more from our extensive and exciting a la carte selection and daily specials board.

Food is available both in the restaurant and the bar Monday to Saturday lunchtimes and until 4.30 on Sundays when there is always a selection of spectacular roasts as well as the full menu and Tuesday to Saturday evenings until 9.30pm. Monday nights are “Posh Pie Night” when you can help yourself from our selection of fantastic handmade shortcrust pies including a vegetarian option.

With Christmas just around the corner, why not arrange your seasonal celebrations at The Wheatsheaf?

We are offering a delicious fixed price menu for just £20 for two courses and £25 for three, complete with party poppers and crackers! Book a party of six or more and the organiser will receive a festive gift with our compliments.

The bar will be open for drinks on Christmas Day from 12-2pm, with of course steaming hot mulled wine and mince pies available.

After the excitement of the 25th, why not relax on Boxing Day and treat yourself to our Champagne

Brunch between 12 noon and 2pm.

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Break from Christmas Shopping?

Roaring Inglenook Log Fire, comfy sofas and a warm welcome – Perfect!

Real Ales, Fine Wines, Chilled Champagne Whatever the reason, come and try the Wheatsheaf’s fabulous new Light Lunch and Bar Snack Menu Rustic bread, marinated olives & dipping oil 3.00 Oven baked ciabatta with caramelized onions, gruyere and rocket 4.50 Sharing Board - Olives, anchovies, cured & dried meats, dipping oil & warm bread 11.00 Deep fried whitebait with home chopped tartare 7.00 Homemade scotch egss with warm apple sauce & crackling 8.00 Winter Soup of the day served with freshly baked rustic bread 6.00 Whole baby Camembert baked in the box served with sticky port & onion jam & celery - great to share 9.50 Half pint of prawns with marie-rose and chilli sauces 7.00 “Moules et frites” – a big pot with plenty for 2- 14.00 Crunchy calamari with lemon squeeze & garlic mayo 8.00 Old fashioned Rawlings ham, eggs and handcut chips 9.00 Homemade shortcrust pie served with cheddar mash & veggies 10.00 Warm goats cheese and beetroot salad and green salsa dressing 12.00 Smoked Salmon platter with baby capers & crème fraiche dressing 12.00 Smoked chicken & ham hock salad with mango & walnuts 8.00/12.00 The Wheatsheaf Ploughmans Platter Pork pie , Tremains Cheddar, Thick cut ham, Ported Stilton Served with pickles, piccalilli, vine tomatoes & warm ciabatta 11.00 Freshly Baked Ciabatta Rolls or Rustic Loaves with various fillings:- 6.50 Smoked salmon & cucumber sandwich on granary bread 7.50

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It’s time for tapas at Med Cafe Steve Goodwin

Review

Med Cafe, Piries Place, Horsham

If you were visiting Horsham and in search of a restaurant, you might not stumble upon the town’s only Spanish dining experience.

Perched on the edge of one of Piries Place’s entrance alleyways, Med Cafe recently underwent a transformation.

Formally El Bodegon, an established jewel in Horsham’s burgeoning dining scene, manager Paulo Soares oversaw a complete refurbishment,

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new menu and change of concept, aiming to expand on their existing loyal customer base and attract a new, younger audience.

Paulo is one of Horsham’s characters. Something that the town’s everexpanding number of chain restaurants lack, and more the pity.

As an independent business ourselves, we relish any opportunity to help our fellow locals, and were delighted when Paulo invited The Resident to lunch, so much so that three of us went along.

Part of Med Cafe’s new approach is it’s no longer simply a restaurant. It’s

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also a bar, featuring live music, cocktails and a 36-variety strong wine list. Local favourite Alice Ella has performed in recent weeks, and there are more live acts scheduled.

The menu focus is also now firmly on tapas, the Spanish snack-sized dishes, of which I have been a devotee for a long time.

The first arrival at our table was the traditional Spanish green and black olives, served with bread, extra virgin olive oil and a lovely sweet balsamic vinegar.

As we grazed Paulo told of his disappointment with people’s apparent knowledge and acceptance of tapas, instead preferring the popular trends of the Italian, Indian and Chinese cuisine. He referred to a recent party of 25, where the majority didn’t understand tapas, and instead opted for the other main course dishes on the menu (which Med Cafe also caters for).

Overall the menu is a mediterranean affair, with Italian influences as well, but it’s the tapas that Paulo is really passionate about. “Tapas is what defines us, because no-one else does it. We are different.”

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The Spanish ham selection came out next, which never disappoints, along with red peppers stuffed with crab meat pate (peppery and a unanimous favourite - for now) and Ajillo Chicken (chicken in white wine and vinegar). We were also presented with the Calamari Fritti, which was fresh and tasted it, not rubbery in the slightest as it often can be.

Following these came the Tortilla (Spanish omelette), Spanish Meatballs, and Gambas Al Ajillo (prawns in a garlic sauce).

Having enjoyed a holiday in Seville in southern Spain a few years ago I can vouch for the authenticity of the dishes.

It’s a terrible cliche to say that I was transported back to the winding cobbled streets of the Seville Old Town, the food evoking fond memories of sitting at the bustling bar at Las Columnas (Google it), so I won’t.

The great thing about tapas is you get to try several dishes. They can be a quick and easy snack or a large meal. Paulo pointed out that he had actually served us with smaller than normal portions so that we could try a larger variety. A quick browse of the

Spanish Meatballs

menu proved that Med Cafe is one of the cheaper places to eat out in Horsham.

Paulo told us of his investment in quality ingredients, which he has put more importance on than marketing or image. “When you work with quality you can’t go wrong” he said. “I try to conquer people’s hearts with the quality of the food.”

Next to arrive at our table was a large dish of chilli mussels (if you like mussels and a spicy tomato sauce they hit the spot), lamb kidneys with mushrooms in a cherry wine sauce (nice and rich) and a ‘house special’ dish - the Chorizo A La Riojana.

Not a usual tapas dish, this spicy sausage is pan fried with shallots and red wine. It was delicious and a favourite with all of us.

We didn’t sample any of the desserts on offer - homemade by chef Miguel and can be served on a platter so you can enjoy a selection. “People love it!” said Paulo.

Paulo’s enthusiasm for his restaurant-bar is wonderful, and while he’s keen to offer his Spanish alternative to East Street’s Italian domination, he’s also really eager to not just be another restaurant on Horsham’s growing list. “We are not El Bodegon” he explained. “With the cocktails and live music, we are different”.

We were told that a new, larger tapas menu is imminent, so that’s lunch sorted next week then.

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Spanish Meatballs, red pepper stuffed with crab meat pate, tortilla and Ajillo Chicken

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Join us on GLASS’S SATYAGRAHA Saturday 19 November 6pm Stunning Operas screened live in the cinema from The Metropolitan Opera, New York. The Met’s visually extravagant production is back for an encore engagement.

Richard Croft once again is Gandhi in Philip Glass’s unforgettable opera.

Box Office 01403 750220 www.thecapitolhorsham.com

The Capitol,Horsham presents CBeebies

as Fairy Twinkle

BARNSTORMERS BIG SUNDAE Sunday 20 November 7.30pm The premier show in the Barnstormers calendar, in the main theatre with arguably the best line-up yet. Featuring Perrier Award winning Dominic Holland, Big Breakfast host Paul Tonkinson and deliciously cringeworthy Ivan Brackenbury.

From CBBC’s BAFTA Award Winning Tracy Beaker Returns as Fleshcreep

CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT Thursday 15 December 7.30pm Dressed In lavish period costume, and in front of an evocative candlelit setting, The Locrian Ensemble perform favourites including carols, string medleys of familiar Christmas tunes, and seasonal surprises. This is the ideal way to get into the true spirit of Christmas.

Spring 2012 Theatre Season Now Booking . . .

THE SOLDIERS Sunday 15 January HORRIBLE HISTORIES TERRIBLE TUDORS & VILE VICTORIANS Thursday 26 Sunday 29 January A NIGHT OF DIRTY DANCING Friday 3 February THE VOICE OF ROY ORBISON Saturday 4 February ABBA THE SHOW Friday 10 February JACKSON LIVE Saturday 11 February

CHRIS AND PUI ROADSHOW 2012 Monday 13 February THE WHEELS ON THE BUS Thursday 16 & Friday 17 February AN EVENING WITH JIMMY GREAVES Thursday 23 February SING-A-LONG-A GREASE Friday 24 February This is just a small selection of the shows now booking, for full listings pick up a copy of the brochure at the Box Office or log onto our website.

Supported by

8 DECEMBER 2011 - 2 JANUARY 2012 Box Office 01403 750220

CINEMA www.thecapitolhorsham.com Friday 18 - Thursday 24 November ARTHUR CHRISTMAS (U) Showing in 2D Fri 4.30pm & 7pm Sat 10.30am, 1pm, 3.30pm & 6pm Sun 3.30pm & 6pm Showing in 3D Mon 4.30pm Tue-Thu 4.30pm & 7pm

TWILIGHT BREAKING DAWN (12A) Fri 5.30pm & 8pm Sat 11am & 2pm Sun 2.30pm, 5.30pm & 8pm Mon, Tue, Thu 5.30pm & 8pm Wed 2.30pm, 5.30pm & 8pm Box Office Babies Tue 10.30am

MIDNIGHT IN PARIS (12A) Digital Mon, Wed & Thu 5pm & 7.30pm Horsham Film Society Present

VILLA AMALIA (PG) Mon 8pm

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Entertainment

A season of superb cinema at The Capitol Happy penguins, Bella and Edward, a girl with a dragon tattoo and Zac Efron! Expect one box office blockbuster after another this holiday season, right here in Horsham

The Capitol’s Autumn season of movies kicks off in style – with the next chapter in the epic saga – Twilight.

Opening on the same day in Horsham as it does anywhere else, Twilight: Breaking Dawn – Part 1 sees Bella and Edward and those they love deal with a chain of consequences as a result of their marriage, honeymoon, and a baby. Find out what will happen and whether Jake will finally get closer to getting Bella, in the next instalment.

If it’s romance and comedy you are after, then come and see Woody Allen’s romantic fantasy comedy Midnight In Paris, a story about a family, which includes a young couple, who travel to Paris for business and have their lives transformed.

In December, My Week With

Marilyn - a film based on the memoirs of Colin Clark - depicts Marilyn Monroe’s numerous clashes with her imperious, classically trained director, maddened by his star’s method acting and her ever-present drama coach.

Then, an all-star ensemble cast which includes Zac Efron, Josh Duhamel, Hilary Swank, Ashton Kutcher and Jessica Biel come together for New Years Eve. It’s a romantic comedy with intertwining stories of a group of New Yorkers as they navigate their way through romance over the course of New Year’s Eve. For action and thrills don’t miss Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, which sees Sherlock Holmes and his sidekick Dr. Watson join forces to outwit their fiercest adversary, Professor Moriarty.

If it’s a thriller you want, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, which is based on the popular trilogy by Stieg

Larsson, stars Daniel Craig. Journalist Mikael Blomkvist searches for a woman who has been missing for forty years with the help of Lisbeth Salander, a young computer hacker.

For younger movie-fans, Arthur Christmas finally reveals the incredible, never-before-seen answer to every child’s question at this time of year: “How does Santa deliver all those presents in one night?” The answer: Santa’s exhilarating, ultrahigh-tech operation hidden beneath the North Pole. Plus, returning to the big screen are those loveable dancing penguins in Happy Feet Two which takes audiences back to the magnificent landscape of Antarctica in 3D. For more information about The Capitol’s Autumn film programme or to book tickets visit www. thecapitolhorsham.com or call the box office on 01403 750220.

The Locrian Ensemble’s Christmas show is one of the hottest tickets of the season wherever they perform.

They are firmly established as one of Britain’s most popular touring groups, with a host of television and film credits to their name.

In lavish period costume, and in front of an evocative candlelit setting, these charismatic singers perform

favourites including carols, string medleys of familiar Christmas tunes, and seasonal surprises.

They are joined by the evergreen Jill Washington, West End star soprano of Phantom of the Opera, who sings tunes from Handle’s Messiah to White Christmas, the 12 Days of Christmas and Walking in the Air, accompanied by shimmering strings and thrilling

harp playing.

This is the perfect way to get into the true spirit of Christmas. This magical evening will be the best Xmas present you can give!

On stage Thursday, December 15 at 7.30pm. To book tickets or for information visit www. thecapitolhorsham.com or call 01403 750220.

James Hood Entertainment Editor

james@the-resident.co.uk

Carols and Christmas spirit at The Capitol

Showing on the big screen

Arthur Christmas 3D and 2D Twilight: Breaking Dawn

Midnight In Paris

When a high-tech present delivery system goes wrong, one little girl gets forgotten. Can Grandpa Clause and an unlikely hero, Arthur, round up the traditional trusty reindeers to save the day and deliver the girl’s presents before her faith in Santa and Christmas is shattered forever?

Gil and Inez travel to Paris as a tag-along vacation on her parents’ business trip. Gil falls in love with the city and thinks they should move there after they get married, but his daily walks at midnight could take him closer to the heart of the city but further from the woman he’s about to marry.

The saga continues, with Bella and Edward married, and Jacob’s love for his childhood sweetheart as strong as ever.

Will she become immortal? Will she have a baby vampire?

Find out just how this epic series unfolds in the penultimate part. Box Office Babies Showing - Tuesday 10.30am

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

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Events 18th November

the-resident.co.uk/events 20th November

Barnstormers Big Sundae

22nd November

7.30pm – 8.30pm. A fundraising event for St Johns School. Tables are available for £15 for the sale of craft items or gifts. If you would be interested in hiring a table for the evening please contact bronwen. willson@sky.com

The premier show in the Barnstormers calendar is in The Capitol’s main theatre with arguably the best line-up yet. Compere Kevin Precious introduces Perrier Award winning Dominic Holland, Big Breakfast host Paul Tonkinson and deliciously cringeworthy Ivan Brackenbury. Tickets: £12.50 in advance, £15 on the night. www.thecapitolhorsham.com

The next presentation from the Mary How Trust Film Society will be One Day (12A) at West Chiltington Village Hall; screenings at 3pm and 7.30pm. Tickets £5.00, including membership. Tickets on the door or call 01798 877641. For more info see www.maryhowtrust.org

23rd November

RAFA Club Coffee Morning

24th November

24th November

Royal Air Force Association 665 Horsham & Storrington Branch are holding a coffee morning every Wednesday from 10am12pm.

All are welcome, please bring a friend.

Needles Farm buildings, Three Acres, Horsham.

Horsham’s WJ King brewery will open it’s doors from from 5-8pm. You will be able to have a look around the working brewery to see how the hand crafted real ale is made and meet key members of the team too. Also the launch of December special beers. Call 01403 272102 for more info.

Live Jazz at The Sussex Oak in Warnham on the first and last Thursdays of the month.

With Andy Walker and friends. 8pm start.

Call 01403 265028 to book a table.

25th November

26th November

Art Exhibition and Sale

26th November

Charity Bingo Night at Slinfold School at 8pm. Good value, great prizes, lots of fun.

Bring your own nibbles and drinks. All funds raised will go to the school.

The Horsham Painting Group is holding its autumn exhibition and sale at the Quaker Meeting House, Worthing Road, Horsham RH12 1SL (opposite the library) from 10am - 4pm.Original paintings and cards will be for sale. Admission is free. Details see www.horshampaintinggroup.co.uk

Busy Bees Pre-School Christmas Bazaar from 10am-1pm. (Next to the Needles Children and Family Centre, Blackbridge Lane, Horsham). Father Christmas will be visiting from 10.30am. Tombola, face painting, jewellery stalls, cards, cake stall and more plus win a Christmas Hamper in the raffle.

26th November

26th November Christmas Fair

26-27th November

West Sussex Philharmonic Choir performs Messiah by G.F Handel at St Mary’s Church, Horsham. Tickets. £12. Purchase at Horsham Music in East Street; The Candy Box in the Carfax or phone 01403 752150.

11am-3pm at The Salvation Army, Booth Way, Horsham, RH13 5PZ. Large selection of stalls and bargains; Father Christmas and his grotto; lunches and refreshments; great prizes; competitions and so much more. In aid of the local work of The Salvation Army in Horsham.

Horsham Open Studios artists and makers showcase and sell their original work. A perfect opportunity to buy gifts for Christmas.

Prices for all budgets, including paintings, sculpture, ceramics, wood turning, jewellery and cards. 9am-5pm, free entry. The Park Barn, North Street, Horsham RH12 1RL

Christmas Craft and Gift Fayre

3RD DECEMBER Trapper Live Band 16TH DECEMBER 2.30-5.00 Tea Dance + Sing Along 17TH DECEMBER Fish and Chip Supper + Christmas Quiz, Cash Prize NEW YEARS EVE, GRAND NEW YEARS EVE DISCO, ANYTHING BRITISH THEME

Holland’s Way, Warnham, Horsham, RH12 3RH 01403 211747 - 07833 553148 (Steward)

Guests welcome

Charity Bingo Night

West Sussex Philharmonic Choir

Brewery Open Evening

Mary How Trust Film Society

Live Jazz at The Sussex Oak

Christmas Bazaar

Christmas at Park Barn

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Events

Add your event to our online Events page, free of charge at www.the-resident.co.uk/events 27th November

Charity Christmas Market

27th November

Stan’s Sunday Showcase

27th November Cash Prize Bingo

Rotary Club of Storrington Present

“Pop Idle”

a 60’s murder mystery night Rock Choir will perform at the Horsham Charity Christmas Market in the Carfax.

Around 18 charities will use the bandstand with gifts for sale, food and competitions. The event will run alongside the normal market from 10am through to 4pm. Rides on a steam bus also available.

Stan’s Sunday Showcase returns to The Anchor, Market Square, Horsham. This week featuring Lesley Spiers, Danny Dangerously, Taygan Paxton and Pipe and Tabor. 7.30-10.30pm. Free entry.

27th November

2nd December

The Advent Christmas Dinner

Charity Film Night

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

3rd December Christmas Bazaar

(Please dress up if you wish)

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Saturday, 26th November 2011 At Pulborough Village Hall At 7.30pm Tickets £12.50, include supper Licensed Bar and raffLE All proceeds go to charitable causes supported by Rotary

Full Christmas dinner from 2pm. £6 for adults, and also catering for children.

In aid of The Salvation Army Christmas Project. Book in advance on 01403 254624. The Salvation Army, Booth Way, Horsham, RH13 5PZ.

Billingshurst Macmillan Support Group are holding a film night at 7.30pm at The Village Hall, Billingshurst. Tickets available from Mallards or on the door.

The film for December will be Johnny English Reborn.

Christmas Bazaar in Rusper Village Hall from 2-4pm. Traditional Christmas stalls, new craft stalls, Santa Claus, fun things for children and delicious refreshments.

Entrance 50p, children under 12 go free.

All proceeds to Rusper Church. Call 01293 871821 for more details.

3rd December

3rd December

8th December

Heron Way Primary School’s Christmas Bazaar from 2-4pm. Raffle, Santa’s grotto, tombola, Christmas games, crafts, face painting, festive cakes and refreshments.

Admission: 50p adults, children free.

Heron Way Primary School, Heron Way, Horsham RH13 6DJ.

The annual Horsham Hospital Christmas Bazaar takes place between 10am and 12 midday. Gift ideas, toys, variety of stalls, Father Christmas and chance to win a £400 cash prize. Proceeds go towards future hospital projects. All welcome.

Panto season at The Capitol begins and runs until January 2. CBeebies presenter Sarah Jane Honeywell makes a welcome return and stars alongside CBBC’s Connor Byrne.

As always the pantomime will be packed full of fun and music and comedy. See www. thecapitolhorsham.com for all the details.

10th December

12th December

17th December

Christmas Bazaar at Heron Way

Fairtrade Christmas Market

Hospital Christmas Bazaar

Horsham Skeptics in the Pub

Tickets are available from: Guy Leonards - 17 High Street, Storrington 01903 742354 or 18 Lower Street, Pulborough 01798 874033 The Card Shop, High Street, 01903 742114 Marion Milton 01798 815583

Jack and the Beanstalk

A Concert of Carols

Massage/Facials Fairtrade Christmas Market in St Johns Catholic Church Hall, Horsham from 10am -4pm.Fifteen stalls offering a variety of Fairtrade Christmas gift goods from around the world. Now in the sixth year this popular event is organised by Horsham Fairtrade Town Action Group.

A talk by Juliet Jacques, Guardian writer, on the emergence of gender variant people, practices and identities and examines some of the ideas and myths that grew around transgender people. 8pm at The Tanners Arms, Horsham. £2 per person to cover speaker expenses. For more information see www.horsham.skepticsinthepub.org

Horsham Chamber Choir combine with the vocal ensemble Cantilena for a concert of carols and readings at Sedgwick Park House, Horsham. Tickets are £15, including wine and mince pies. Mulled wine will be served from 7pm, concert starts at 7.30pm. For tickets email cantilena. info@gmail.com or phone Sarah Russell on 01403 266725.

Cupcakes/Chocolates Clothing/Jewellery Charity Raffle

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THERESIDENT Friday 18 November 2011

Disco Night Themed Disco with all your favourite Christmas hits and Christmas buffet. £19.95 per person

Minimum 50 people Race Night

CHRISTMAS AT BROADBRIDGE HEATH LEISURE CENTRE

Betting on the races to win prizes with fun money. £27.00 per person

Minimum 60 people

Casino/Bond Night Welcome drinks, Casino tables with fun money and keepsake photos all included.

Plus Christmas buffet. £35.00 per person

Its as easy as 1 2 3

Minimum 50 people

1. Pick your theme Choose from our most popular themes or pick your own

Dinner & Dance Night

2. Pick your date

Welcome Drink, 3 course sit down meal, party poppers and crackers followed by a Disco.

Our Christmas packages are available from 26th November – 23rd December

3. Get in touch Call our functions co-ordinator on 01403 211311 or Email enquiries@broadbridgeheathleisurecentre.co.uk Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre Wickhurst Lane, Broadbridge Heath, RH12 3YS

£40.00 per person

Minimum 50 people

Got your own idea?

Get in touch and we will try to accommodate your requirements.

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We’ve got it covered, all parties include upto 4 taxis into Horsham town before midnight.

DC Leisure Management working in partnership with Horsham District Council

‘GET IN THE ZONE’WITH QUALITY USED CARS (ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS)

£2,000

FROM ONLY

Horsham

SCAN ME!

MAKE US YOUR ONLY STOP...

Enquire online @ www.horshamautozone.co.uk

01403 788642

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Christmas Menu 2011 5th to 24th December, for pre-booked parties only Not served Friday or Saturday Dinner Starters

Butternut Squash and Sweet Potato Soup with Rosemary Rolls Stir Fried Squid with Chilli, Ginger and Lemon Grass Dressing Roast Belly of Pork, Parsnip Mash and Apple Jus Salmon and Coriander Rosti Fishcakes, Lemon crème Fraiche

Main Courses

Baked Fillet of Sea Bass in a Bag with Braised Fennel, Herbs and New Potatoes Bryce’s Seafood Pie topped with Smoked Cheddar Mash Escalope of Local Turkey in Smoked Bacon, Pork and Cranberry Stuffing, fondant potato and jus Walnut Tart filled with Winter Vegetable Ratatouille, topped with toasted goat’s cheese crumble

Desserts

Steamed Christmas Pudding with Custard and Brandy Butter Coffee Crème Brulee, Baileys Ice Cream, Cinnamon Shortbread Trio of Profiteroles with Hot Chocolate Sauce (white chocolate, dark chocolate and vanilla ice creams) Selection of British Cheeses, Homemade Chutney Coffee and Little Mince Pies

£25.00 per person

The south’s premier fresh fish & seafood venue Bill and Elizabeth Bryce are proud to be celebrating 19 years of excellence Full fixed price a la carte menu PLUS

Special daily menu served Sunday to Thursday, lunch and dinner Two Courses £12.50 • Three Courses £16.00 • Full bar menu plus daily specials • Local takeaway service offering our top quality classics • South cod & Plaice fillets • Supreme Scampi & Handmade fishcakes

The Old School House, Ockley, Surrey Tel: 01306 627430 fish@bryces.co.uk www.bryces.co.uk

THE GATE

Rusper Road, Ifield, West Sussex, RH11 0LQ 01293 871271 www.thegateifield.com Real Ales Traditional Home Cooked Food Daily Specials Warm Welcome Food served

Mon - Sat 12-2pm & 6-9pm Sundays 12-8pm

Book now for Christmas 2 Courses £16.95 3 Courses £20.95 1st-24th December

Villages steeped in history These villages and hamlets lie on the very edge of the Weald and in a landscape that was dominated by woodland and a geology that created wooded glades.

In the previous article the villages lay in a more open landscape, lying between the South Downs and the rising land of the high weald, now we are in the high weald itself and looking at villages whose origins are told in their very names.

It is through the great Saxon woodland that stretched from the edge of London down to the coast that these three villages and hamlets owe their origin. For in the years after the Romans left―an era that is forever known in Hollywood and popular history books as the Dark Age―this area was sparsely settled due to plague. This area of land was hacked out by farmers who had settled along the coast, creating a woodland pasture or rough enclosure, or ruh spaer, giving rise to the name Rusper, while nearby Roffey got its name from a deer park.

With 1066 and all that, changes in ownership occurred that greatly affected these three settlements. The great park of St. Leonard’s forest was created, for when the Normans, those Viking warriors who settled in Northern France, arrived they loved hunting―not just for the larder but for the sport.

To control the great hunting park of St. Leonard’s they constructed fences and ditches and access into the park was through gateways; the names Faygate and Colegate reveal their origins, with Colegate suggesting a link with charcoal burners.

In Rusper, some 10,611 steps from Horsham according to the folk singer and cobbler Henry Burstow, the Norman lords of Bramber decided to establish a convent around 150 years after invading these shores. The convent was small, housing just 10 nuns, but when the convent’s cemetery was discovered in 1840, 40 female skeletons were found and reburied in the Church in two large coffins.

A later resident of the church was Rev. Synott who published probably the best title to a village memoir ever: Five Years All text ©Horsham Museum

The Dog & Duck

CHRISTMAS MENU Pre-bookings only, contact us for full menu

01293 852146

Main courses Dorking Road, Kingsfold, Nr. Horsham West Sussex RH12 3SA Tel: 01306 627295

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of Hell in a Country Parish, but that was after he was prosecuted by a church court and found innocent. As for the convent, the gates to it can be seen on the road from Rusper to Horsham, while at the British museum a unique twelfth century Limoges enamelled chalice, found in one of the nun’s graves, can be seen.

One family associated with Rusper was the Broadwoods, who became world famous for pianos and nationally known for folk music. In the late nineteenth century Lucy Broadwoood collected folk tunes, asking Ralph Vaughan Williams to record songs.

In 1904 he went to The Wheatsheaf Inn at Kingsfold, near Warnham, where he collected ten songs from five different singers. There he took down ‘The Red Barn’ or ‘the Murder of Maria Martin,’ a tune he used for the hymn ‘I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say’ (hence the tune ‘Kingsfold’). It was ‘Monks Gate’ that Vaughan Williams used for the hymn ‘He Who Would Valiant Be’ that proved to be his most popular composition.

It would be possible to say that nothing major excited this region during the bulk of our history, but that would miss out on some key events, including Henry VIII closing the convent and Elizabeth I getting hold of St. Leonard’s Forest, and through her weakness having to curry political favours ending in a destruction of the ancient woodland. This made Faygate and Colgate meaningless names as the great hunting parks ceased to exist.

In fact so bad was the land that in the Regency period William Cobbett described it as bleak and miserable, some of the worst land he had seen. It would also make it difficult for the serpent described in a pamphlet of 1614 by a widow of Colgate to hide.

But by the late nineteenth century the area was attracting wealthy owners from the City who built or enhanced existing houses, creating a number of leisure estates. This was helped by the railway from Horsham to Three bridges, which opened in 1848 for Faygate. In the late twentieth century a member of the Gucci family lived at Rusper, continuing this tradition as a place to live.

Roast turkey or beef Vegetable cheese stack pie All served with fresh vegetables, roast potatoes, Yorkshire, stuffing & chipolata wrapped in bacon. With the chef’s special gravy.

Desserts

Christmas pudding & brandy sauce Homemade sherry trifle.

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Southwater through the ages Southwater Leisure Centre Southwater can be dated as far back as the Neoliths, 4500 BC. Evidence of this comes from finds at Jackrells Farm, Southwater where two arrow heads and three axes were found south of the river in Horsham.

Dinosaur bones were also found in the old brickyard. Other finds date back to 500 BC show the beginning of an organised trading society in and around Southwater and the Horsham District. During the Roman Empire the Weald in which Southwater is situated began to produce iron.

When the brickworks started there were many archaeological finds in Victorian times.

The first written references to Southwater date back to the Calendar of Patent Rolls in 1346 when it was known as “Suthwatre” but refers not to a village but an area of scattered farms – south of the water, which remained so until the late 20th Century. The water in this instance is probably the River Arun which runs through Horsham, although the village also has water-courses leading to and from the River Adur. Southwater lies just four miles south of Horsham in West Sussex and within the Parish are the hamlets

of Christ’s Hospital, Newfoundout and Stammerham, all of which are thought to date back to medieval times and are on the path of old road systems.

The landscape of the village has not changed much since the late 19th Century the overriding feature being that of open fields broken by shaws, ghylls and hedgerows, many with oak and lime. The major woodland, Pond Farm Ghyll, runs through the village north to south and is carved by a stream through the harder Horsham stone fragmented on either side by new housing estates.

Trees are very predominant throughout the village, both in the new developments and the parts of the Parish which date back to the 18th Century, and border many of the public open spaces. Much of the soil is Wealdon Clay, which is heavy and sodden in the winter and bone dry during a hot summer. Wildlife is still abundant with deer, foxes, rabbits, badgers, various bird species such as skylarks and bullfinches, not to mention butterflies such as the Purple Emperor.

One of the most noticeable and talked about features today are the road traffic calming measures, with speed humps and

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chicanes both on the main Worthing Road and at various other points. Worthing Road is one of the longest roads in West Sussex.

The major housing in the village dates back before 1940 with many close to the old brickworks and railway line. Both these were finally lost in 1980, the Country Park and Downslink path emerging in their stead.

Many of the older farms and cottages, such as Great House Farm and Wheelwright and Jasmine Cottages, date back further and are of Sussex style, whitewashed weather-boards with heavy stone slab roofs and stone floors. With no distinct architectural style, in the main the modern developments have stuck to a hung tile style and to a degree weather boarding, all with gardens and off-road parking. There are three areas which are considered modern in design.

The IBM Computer Centre which overlooks the country park has large smoked glass panels giving a futuristic look yet is not visible from the Worthing Road and is well landscaped. The second is the new RSPCA headquarters; this again is futuristic but built to exacting environmental

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specifications with solar heating/ventilation systems. This building is situated by the new Oakhurst Industrial Park to the north of the village, demand for the new industrial units have exceeded all expectations.

Finally, the completion of Lintot Square has brought about a total transformation of what was a 1950 / 60’s industrial estate; thus providing a heart for the community.

The buildings incorporate not only the Sussex style but also modern design elements, and provide private housing, affordable housing and retail units.

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Christmas comes to Southwater

Support your local coop store this Festive Christmas Season

Cracking offers throughout the store, Fresh Foods including: Instore Bakery, Chilled dairy,Meat,Produce,Beers Wines and Spirits,and many seasonal extras. Cash Point and Post Office

Merry Christmas to all our customers Southwater Village Shopping Centre 01403 734 877

Southwater Barbershop

The Bakery, Worthing Road, Southwater

Tel: 01403 733662

Southwater Parish Council are looking forward to Father Christmas arriving in style this year on horse and carriage accompanied by Christ’s Hospital School band and ‘Dame Trot’ (Michael Neilson) who you can see appearing in Jack and the Beanstalk at The Capitol, Horsham.

Father Christmas will be in his grotto in Beeson House for all Southwater children to come and visit, please be aware that the grotto is normally very busy so queues are likely.

Situated within the main car park of Lintot Square will be our main stage kindly sponsored by COCO’S Style of Southwater. The day will be compered

by Paul Leyshon who appeared as Ollie Benson in popular TV series Hollyoaks as well as a number of Childrens TV shows.

On the main stage you will see demonstrations from local groups including Zumba, Phoenix Health and Body Centre, and live music from last years Horsham Battle of the Bands (Acoustic) winners The Collector.

There will be market stalls, children’s fun fair, magic shows, arts and crafts, face painting, fun and games and much more for the whole family.

Also this year will see the introduction of Set4Success who will be providing

information on their work to fund young people in the District to reach their sporting potential in their chosen discipline.

To end the event there will be a candlelit procession by local schools into Lintot Square where Father Christmas and guests will turn on the Southwater Christmas lights with carol singing round the Christmas tree accompanied

by Horsham Youth Concert Band and led by Southwater Community Methodist Church and Church of the Holy Innocents.

For further information please contact Southwater Parish Council on 01403 733202 or visit www.southwater-pc.gov. uk

Opening Times Mon (Ladies day) 12pm – 4pm Tues – Fri 10am – 6pm Sat 10am – 4pm

Men’s cut £9.00 Over 65’s £7.00 Children’s cut £7.00 Students cut £8.00 Clipper cut £7.00

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Dry Cuts £12 Wash & Cut £16 Wash, Cut & Blow Dry £22

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Southwater Parish Council Christmas opening hours: Office closed from Friday 23rd December at 4pm Office opens Tuesday 3rd January at 9am In emergency please call 01403 215100

Southwater Leisure Centre opening hours: Friday 23rd open as normal 6am to 10pm Saturday 24th December (Christmas Eve) 9am to 4pm Sunday 25th December (Christmas day) closed Monday 26th December (Boxing Day holiday) closed Tuesday 27th December (Bank holiday) closed Wednesday 28th December open 8am to 4pm Thursday 29th December open 8am to 4pm Friday 30th December open 8am to 4pm Saturday 31st December (New Years Eve) 9am to 4pm Sunday 1st January 2012 (New Year s Day) closed Monday 2nd January (bank holiday) closed Tuesday 3rd open as normal 6am to 10pm

Southwater Parish Council Christmas cards on sale.

A great idea for friends and family who have moved away!

Featuring Southwater in the Snow, these exclusive designs are on sale at the Parish Council Office.

A5 Available singly at 50p each.

There are also a limited number of A6 designs at ÂŁ3.50 per pack of five.

Stems Florist

Contemporary Floral Styling

Tel: 01403 738670

19 Lintot Square, Fairbank Road, Southwater, Horsham, West Sussex RH13 9LA

www.stemsofsouthwater.co.uk

Cafe Tearoom Open 7 days a week Specialising in freshly baked cakes and bread

Hatties Home Baked No.18 Lintot Square Fairbanks Road Southwater, Horsham West Sussex RH13 9LA Tel: 01403 738111 www.hattieshomebaked.co.uk

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6.00 Breakfast 9.15 You’ve Been Scammed 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; BBC News; Weather 11.00 Filthy Rotten Scoundrels (R) 11.45 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show Topical stories from around the UK; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 EastEnders Max is faced with a difficult decision.

8.30 Would I Lie to You? Previously unseen footage from the fifth series of the comedy panel show.

9.00 Have I Got News for You With guest panellist Miles Jupp.

9.30 Live at the Apollo 10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 The Graham Norton Show 11.20 The National Lottery: 18 UK Millionaires 11.35 FILM: Snake Eyes (1998) Thriller, starring Nicolas Cage.

1.10 Weatherview 1.15 Sign Zone: Question Time (R) 2.15 Fry’s Planet Word (R) 3.15 Nigel Slater’s Simple Cooking (R) 3.45 BBC News

6.00 Breakfast 10.00 Saturday Kitchen Live 11.30 Home Cooking Made Easy (R) 12.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 12.15 Football Focus 1.00 World Olympic Dreams. The stories of athletes hoping to compete at the London 2012 Games. 1.30 Bargain Hunt Famous Finds (R) 2.15 Cash in the Celebrity Attic (R) 3.00 Formula 1: The Brazilian Grand Prix — Qualifying. Live coverage from Interlagos (Start-time 4.00pm). 5.25 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 5.40 A Question of Sport. (R) 6.10 The One Ronnie. Comedy show from 2010 in which Ronnie Corbett celebrates his 80th birthday. (R) 7.00 Strictly Come Dancing The seven remaining couples compete for a place in the quarterfinal.

8.15 Merlin Lancelot returns from the dead.

9.00 Casualty Ruth rethinks her mental-health medication.

9.50 The National Lottery Saturday Night Draws John Partridge announces the allimportant numbers.

10.00 BBC News; Weather 10.20 Match of the Day; National Lottery Update 11.50 The Football League Show 1.05 Weatherview 1.10 BBC News

6.00 Breakfast 7.30 Match of the Day (R) 9.00 The Andrew Marr Show 10.00 Fern Britton Meets Ann Widdecombe 11.00 Country Tracks; Weather for the Week Ahead. 12.00 The Politics Show 1.00 Escape to the Country (R) 2.00 Cash in the Attic (R) 3.00 Formula 1: The Brazilian Grand Prix — Live. The 19th and final round of the season (Start-time 4.00pm). 6.10 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 6.25 Countryfile. John Craven explores the coast of Co Antrim.

7.25 Strictly Come Dancing Cee Lo Green performs, and the quarter-finalists are revealed.

8.00 Antiques Roadshow From Castle Coole, near Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh.

9.00 Garrow’s Law The barrister faces a dilemma.

10.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 10.30 Have I Got a Bit More News for You Extended edition, with Miles Jupp. (R) 11.15 Formula 1: The Brazilian Grand Prix — Highlights The 19th and final round of the season.

12.15 FILM: In Dreams. (1999) Thriller, starring Annette Bening. 1.50 Weatherview 1.55 Sign Zone: Film 2011 with Claudia Winkleman (R) 2.35 A Farmer’s Life for Me (R) 3.35 Holby City (R) 4.35 BBC News

BBC2

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 12.00 Priceless Antiques Roadshow (R) 12.05 FILM: The Prince and the Showgirl.

(1957) Romantic comedy, with Laurence Olivier and Marilyn Monroe. 2.00 Live ATP World Tour Finals Tennis. The opening singles semi-final at the O2 in London. 5.00 Final Score. 5.30 Coast. 5.45 Escape to the Country. (R) 6.45 Flog It! The team visits Westonsuper-Mare.

7.45 Dad’s Army The platoon guards a telephone line. (R) 8.15 TV Greats: Our Favourites from the North TV classics produced by the BBC in the North West.

9.15 QI XL With Jack Dee, Chris Addison and Rich Hall. (R) 10.00 Pan Am 10.40 Pan Am 11.20 FILM: The Girl in the Park (2007) Drama, starring Sigourney Weaver.

1.05 Later with Jools Holland (R) 2.10 Close

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6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 10.00 Something for the Weekend 11.30 Hairy Bikers’ Best of British (R) 12.15 FILM: Kitty Foyle. (1940) Romantic drama, with Ginger Rogers. 2.00 Coast (R) 2.05 EastEnders 4.25 Points of View. 4.40 Songs of Praise. 5.15 Live ATP World Tour Finals Tennis. The singles final at the O2 in London.

8.00 How to Build a Satellite The making of a communications satellite. Last in the series.

9.00 Frontline Medicine Conclusion. How technology is helping the severely injured.

10.00 Match of the Day 2 Including highlights of Liverpool v Manchester City.

11.00 Fast and Loose Featuring Greg Davies, Justin Edwards and Pippa Evans. (R) 11.30 Never Mind the Buzzcocks (R) 12.00 FILM: London to Brighton. (2006) Crime thriller, starring Lorraine Stanley and Georgia Groome. 1.20 BBC News 4.30 Close

ITV1

6.00 CITV: Mini CITV 7.15 CITV 9.25 Horrid Henry (R) 9.45 FILM: Care Bears: Journey to Joke-a-Lot. (2004) Animation, with the voice of Julie Lemieux. 11.10 FILM: Dennis. (1993) Slapstick comedy, starring Walter Matthau. 12.40 ITV News; Weather 12.45 FILM: The ‘Burbs. (1989) Black comedy, starring Tom Hanks. 2.40 The X Factor (R) 4.25 Midsomer Murders. (R) 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.15 ITV News; Weather 6.30 Harry Hill’s TV Burp. A review of the week’s smallscreen highlights. Last in the series. (R) 7.00 The Cube A student and a Geordie mother take part.

8.00 The X Factor The results, with performances

by Jessie J and Olly Murs.

9.00 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!

Another contestant faces eviction.

10.30 ITV News; Weather 10.45 Penn & Teller: Fool Us (R) 12.15 Premiership Rugby Union 1.15 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.00 Motorsport UK 2.50 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.30 CBeebies 11.40 The Pink Panther Show (R) 12.00 Daily Politics 12.30 GMT with George Alagiah 1.00 Trash to Cash 2.00 Live ATP World Tour Finals Tennis. Coverage of the afternoon session on day six from the O2 in London. 3.45 Hairy Bikers’ Best of British 4.30 Flog It! (R) 5.15 Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. 6.00 Eggheads. 6.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. 7.00 Heir Hunters The team searches for relatives of a Brighton man.

8.00 Mastermind 8.30 Autumnwatch Live Wildlife in the Scottish Highlands. Last in the series.

9.30 Autumnwatch Unsprung 10.00 QI 10.30 Newsnight 11.00 The Review Show 11.45 Weather 11.50 Later with Jools Holland 12.55 The Triangle (R) 2.15 BBC News 3.45 Close

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6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 May the Best House Win 3.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Ade in Britain. 5.00 Best Dish: The Chefs. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 Wild Britain with Ray Mears 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!

Another elimination.

10.30 ITV News; Weather 11.00 Regional News; Weather 11.05 FILM: Enter the Dragon (1973) Martial arts thriller, starring Bruce Lee. 12.55 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 3.05 FILM: Columbo: Butterfly in Shades of Grey. (1993) Crime drama, starring Peter Falk and William Shatner. 4.40 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.00 CITV: Mini CITV 7.15 CITV 9.25 Coronation Street 11.45 This Morning: Saturday 12.45 ITV News; Weather 12.55 Animals Do the Funniest Things (R) 1.55 FILM: Curly Sue. (1991) Family comedy, starring James Belushi. 3.50 FILM: The Scorpion King. (2002) Fantasy action adventure, starring Dwayne Johnson.

5.30 Regional News; Weather 5.45 ITV News; Weather 6.00 The Chase. With Phil Tufnell, Jennie Bond, Ulrika Jonsson and Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen.

7.00 New You’ve Been Framed! A cat has an accident involving a DVD player.

7.30 Harry Hill’s TV Burp A review of the week’s small-screen highlights. Last in the series.

8.00 The X Factor The remaining acts compete for places in next week’s semi-final.

9.45 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! The celebrities face more surprises.

10.45 ITV News; Weather 11.00 Russell Watson: Return of the Voice 12.00 The Cube (R) 12.55 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 3.00 Kojak (R) 4.00 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.05 Sali Mali (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.25 Frasier (R) 8.55 The Secret Millionaire USA 9.55 Relocation, Relocation (R) 10.55 The Renovation Game 12.00 Drop Down Menu 1.00 FILM: Captain Horatio Hornblower RN. (1951) Naval adventure, starring Gregory Peck. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal.

5.00 Four in a Bed. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. 6.30 Hollyoaks.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.30 Unreported World 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 Come Dine with Me Four amateur chefs from Coventry compete.

9.00 8 Out of 10 Cats 9.30 8 Out of 10 Cats 10.00 Jimmy Carr: Making People Laugh 11.05 Pete Versus Life 11.40 Stand Up for the Week 12.30 FILM: Departures. (2008) Premiere. Drama, starring Masahiro Motoki. 2.45 Random Acts 2.50 Shameless USA 3.50 My Name Is Earl (R) 4.15 Accidentally on Purpose (R) 4.40 St Elsewhere (R) 5.25 Countdown (R)

6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Sailing (R) 7.25 Extreme Sailing Series 7.55 The Morning Line 8.50 T4: Smallville (R) 9.40 T4: Made in Chelsea 10.40 T4: 4Music Video Honours: The Results 11.40 T4: The Wanted: Backstage in Brazil 12.10 T4: Moneyball: T4 Movie Special 12.25 T4: The Big Bang Theory (R) 12.55 T4: The Big Bang Theory (R) 1.25 T4: The Simpsons (R) 1.55 Channel 4 Racing. Live coverage from Newbury and Newcastle. 4.05 Come Dine with Me. (R) 4.35 Come Dine with Me. (R) 5.05 Come Dine with Me. (R) 5.40 Come Dine with Me. (R) 6.10 Come Dine with Me. Scott Cooper throws the final dinner party in Southend.

(R) 6.40 Jamie’s Great Britain. Jamie Oliver samples little-known culinary delights of the West Country. (R) 7.40 Channel 4 News 8.10 4thought.tv 8.15 Tony Robinson’s Gods and Monsters New series. The history of belief, superstition and religious experience in Britain.

9.15 FILM: GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) Premiere. Action adventure, starring Channing Tatum.

11.30 8 Out of 10 Cats Uncut 12.20 FILM: Unfaithful. (2002) Thriller, starring Diane Lane. 2.30 Shameless USA 4.20 Afghan Star 5.15 Countdown (R)

Channel 5

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Extraordinary People: The Real Sleeping Beauty (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Law & Order (R) 3.15 FILM: Naughty or Nice. (2004) Christmas comedy, starring George Lopez. 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.25 OK! TV. Magazine show, hosted by Jeff Brazier and Jenny Frost.

7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 Fifth Gear; 5 News Update 8.00 Ice Road Truckers: Deadliest Roads The truckers drive up to a height of 13,000ft in the Himalayas; 5 News at 9 9.00 FILM: Tears of the Sun (2003) Action drama, starring Bruce Willis.

11.15 Al Capone and the Untouchables: The True Story (R) 12.10 SuperCasino 4.05 Motorsport Mundial 4.30 Fifth Gear (R) 4.55 County Secrets (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)

6.00 Milkshake! 10.00 Animal Rescue Squad (R) 10.20 The Gadget Show (R) 11.20 London: The Inside Story (R) 12.20 Dangerous Drivers’ School (R) 1.20 FILM: The Searchers. (1956) John Ford’s Western, starring John Wayne. 3.45 FILM: The Battle of the V1. (1958) Second World War adventure, with Michael Rennie. 5.50 FILM: Last of the Dogmen. (1995) Modern-day Western, starring Tom Berenger.

8.10 5 News Weekend 8.15 An Audience with Ronnie Corbett The comedian entertains his showbiz peers. (R) 9.15 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Justin Bieber reprises his role as teenage bomber Jason McCann. (R) 10.10 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit 11.10 NCIS (R) 12.10 SuperCasino 4.00 Great Artists (R) 4.25 Divine Designs (R) 4.50 County Secrets (R) 5.00 Hana’s Helpline (R) 5.10 The Milkshake! Show (R) 5.35 Thomas & Friends (R) 5.45 Roary the Racing Car (R)

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6.00 Sali Mali (R) 6.05 The Hoobs (R) 6.30 Channel 4 Presents — Lee Pearson “The Dancer” (R) 6.35 Ironman Triathlon (R) 7.30 Cardiff Half Marathon 7.55 T4: One Tree Hill (R) 8.40 T4: Battlefront 9.00 T4: Hollyoaks 11.35 T4: JLS: The Album Chart Show Special 12.05 T4: The Simpsons (R) 12.40 T4: Shipwrecked: The Island 1.45 T4: The Simpsons (R) 2.20 FILM: My Best Friend’s Wedding. (1997) Romantic comedy, with Julia Roberts and Dermot Mulroney. 4.25 Deal or No Deal. 5.25 FILM: St Trinian’s. (2007) Premiere. Comedy, starring Rupert Everett.

7.25 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv An academic discusses the teaching of creationism.

8.00 River Cottage Veg A vegetarian autumn feast. Last in the series.

9.00 The Secret Millionaire Former ITV chief executive Charles Allen visits Leeds. Last in the series.

10.00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man With Lee Evans and One Direction.

11.05 FILM: An Officer and a Gentleman (1982) Romantic drama, starring Richard Gere and Debra Winger.

1.20 American Football Live. Kansas City Chiefs v Pittsburgh Steelers (Kick-off 1.30am). 4.45 Freesports on 4 (R) 5.15 Post Modern Pastimes (R) 5.25 Countdown (R)

6.10 The Squeezed Everybod Secret Mi 10.55 Th 1.25 FIL adventur 4.00 Dea Dine with 7.00 C 7.55 4 8.00 T g 9.00 D 1 10.35 F th 12.40 4P Poker 1.

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6.00 Milkshake! 10.00 Animal Rescue Squad (R) 10.20 The Andre Rieu Story (R) 10.50 The Hotel Inspector (R) 11.50 Paul Merton’s Adventures (R) 12.50 Highland Emergency (R) 1.20 FILM: The Adventures of Robin Hood. (1938) Swashbuckling adventure, starring Errol Flynn. 3.20 FILM: Fly Away Home. (1996) Family adventure, starring Jeff Daniels and Anna Paquin. 5.25 FILM: The Fifth Element. (1997) Sci-fi adventure, starring Bruce Willis.

7.55 5 News Weekend 8.00 Ice Road Truckers: Deadliest Roads The truckers drive up to a height of 13,000ft in the Himalayas. (R) 9.00 FILM: Blood Work (2002) Crime thriller, directed by and starring Clint Eastwood.

11.15 FILM: Half Past Dead (2002) Action adventure, starring Steven Seagal.

1.10 SuperCasino 4.00 Chinese Food in Minutes (R) 4.10 Nick’s Quest (R) 4.35 Divine Designs (R) 5.00 Hana’s Helpline (R) 5.10 The Milkshake! Show (R) 5.35 Thomas & Friends (R) 5.45 Roary the Racing Car (R)

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6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Rip Off Britain 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) BBC News; Weather 11.00 Noise Squad 11.45 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show 7.30 Inside Out Regional documentary; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 EastEnders Rainie tells Tanya she wants her to die.

8.30 Who’s Getting Rich on Your Money? — Panorama John Ware investigates Private Finance Initiatives.

9.00 Young Apprentice The remaining candidates buy items for waxworks.

10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 A Question of Sport 11.05 John Bishop’s Britain (R) 11.50 The Graham Norton Show (R) 12.35 Weatherview 12.40 Sign Zone: Paul Merton’s Birth of Hollywood (R) 1.40 The Impressionists — Painting and Revolution (R) 2.40 The Story of Ireland (R) 3.40 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 11.35 The New Pink Panther Show (R) 12.00 Daily Politics 12.30 GMT with George Alagiah 1.00 Coast (R) 1.15 Trash to Cash 2.15 Weakest Link 3.00 Escape to the Country 3.45 Hairy Bikers’ Best of British 4.30 Flog It! (R) 5.15 Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. 6.00 Eggheads.

Quiz show, hosted by Dermot Murnaghan. 6.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. Weekday fanzine devoted to the ballroom dancing show.

7.00 Heir Hunters A German man who came to Britain as a PoW. 8.00 University Challenge University College London takes on Warwick.

8.30 MasterChef: The Professionals A new set of chefs begins the final weekly heat.

9.00 The Choir: Unsung Town Revisited Gareth Malone heads back to South Oxhey, Hertfordshire.

10.00 Never Mind the Buzzcocks 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Rev (R) 11.50 How to Build a Satellite (R) 12.50 BBC News 3.40 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 May the Best House Win 3.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Ade in Britain. 5.00 Best Dish: The Chefs. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale Charity reluctantly agrees to call off the wedding.

7.30 Coronation Street Max disappears while in David’s care.

8.00 Little England 8.30 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! The fourth evictee is revealed.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Real Crime with Mark Austin: Manhunt 11.35 The Zoo (R) 12.30 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.35 Champions League Weekly 3.00 ITV Nightscreen 4.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show (R) 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.25 Frasier (R) 8.55 The Secret Millionaire USA 9.55 Relocation, Relocation (R) 10.55 The Renovation Game 12.00 Drop Down Menu 1.25 FILM: Siege of the Saxons. (1963) Medieval adventure, starring Ronald Lewis. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Four in a Bed. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. 6.30 Hollyoaks.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 The British Woman on Death Row A grandmother awaiting execution in Texas.

9.00 Digging the Great Escape Investigating the 1944 event.

10.35 FILM: Assault on Precinct 13 (2005) Action thriller, starring Ethan Hawke.

12.40 4Play: Smith and Burrows 12.55 Late Night Poker 1.55 FILM: Suraj Ka Satvan Ghoda. (1993) Drama, starring Rajit Kapoor. 4.10 Truel (R) 4.25 The Untold Great Fire of London (R) 5.20 St Elsewhere (R)

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Law & Order (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Meerkat Manor (R) 2.45 Meerkat Manor (R) 3.15 FILM: While My Pretty One Sleeps. (1997) Murder mystery, starring Connie Sellecca. 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.25 OK! TV. Magazine show, hosted by Jeff Brazier and Jenny Frost.

7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 Celebrity Wish List; 5 News Update 8.00 The Gadget Show Ortis Deley and Pollyanna Woodward use technology to learn new skills; 5 News at 9 9.00 Charley Boorman’s Extreme Frontiers New series.

10.00 FILM: RoboCop (1987) Sci-fi thriller, starring Peter Weller.

12.10 Impossible? 1.10 SuperCasino 4.00 Chinese Food in Minutes (R) 4.15 Grey’s Anatomy 5.00 County Secrets (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)

TV Guide

Tuesday 29 BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Rip Off Britain 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) BBC News; Weather 11.00 Noise Squad 11.45 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show 7.30 EastEnders Phil receives ominous messages; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 Holby City Sahira urges Hanssen to take a risk during an emergency trauma case.

9.00 Death in Paradise A local driver is found dead in shallow waters.

10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather; National Lottery Update 10.35 Would I Lie to You? (R) 11.05 The League Cup Show 12.05 FILM: Dragonfly. (2002) Supernatural drama, starring Kevin Costner. 1.45 Weatherview 1.50 Sign Zone: Frozen Planet (R) 2.50 Mixed Britannia (R) 3.50 Natural World: Heligan — Secrets of the Lost Gardens (R) 4.50 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 11.35 Coast 11.45 FILM: Lost Horizon. (1937) Romantic fantasy, starring Ronald Colman and Jane Wyatt. 1.45 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Weakest Link (R) 3.00 Autumn Statement 5.30 Flog It! (R) 6.00 Eggheads. 6.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. 7.00 Heir Hunters A deceased man who left £40,000 in cash in his home.

8.00 MasterChef: The Professionals The five returning chefs are challenged to tunnelbone a leg of lamb.

9.00 Money New series. Aspects of money, beginning with the growth of get-rich-quick gurus.

10.00 Life’s Too Short (R) 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 The Choir: Unsung Town Revisited (R) 12.20 BBC News 3.40 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 May the Best House Win 3.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Ade in Britain. 5.00 Best Dish: The Chefs. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 The Adventurer’s Guide to Britain 8.00 Coronation Street 8.30 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! Ant and Dec reveal who is next to leave.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 FILM: The Witches of Eastwick (1987) Fantasy comedy, starring Jack Nicholson.

12.45 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 3.15 Kojak (R) 4.10 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.05 Sali Mali (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.25 Frasier (R) 8.55 The Secret Millionaire USA 9.55 Relocation, Relocation (R) 10.55 The Renovation Game 12.00 Drop Down Menu 1.05 Channel 4 Presents — Oscar Pistorius “Blade Runner”. The Paralympic gold medallist explains his motivations. (R) 1.10 FILM: A Matter of Life and Death. (1946) Romantic fantasy, starring David Niven and Kim Hunter. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Four in a Bed. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. 6.30 Hollyoaks.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 The Food Hospital Advice for a woman suffering from fish odour syndrome.

9.00 Jamie’s Great Britain Jamie Oliver concludes his culinary tour in the west of Scotland. Last in the series.

10.00 My Transsexual Summer 11.05 Random Acts 11.10 True Blood 12.25 UK & Ireland Poker Tour. Action from an EPT event in London 1.20 Sailing (R) 1.50 Beach Volleyball 2.45 Extreme Sailing Series (R) 3.15 KOTV Boxing Weekly 3.45 Cardiff Half Marathon (R) 4.10 Freesports on 4 (R) 4.40 Road to London 2012: That Paralympic Show (R) 5.10 Scrapheap Challenge (R)

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Law & Order (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Meerkat Manor (R) 2.45 Meals in Moments (R) 3.00 FILM: The Incident. (1990) Second World War courtroom drama, starring Walter Matthau. 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away.

(R) 6.25 OK! TV. Magazine show, hosted by Jeff Brazier and Jenny Frost.

7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 How to Take Stunning Pictures; (R) 5 News Update 8.00 London: The Inside Story A dog expert presides over Westminster’s answer to Crufts; 5 News at 9 9.00 CSI: Miami The team chases a fugitive cagefighter convicted of murder.

10.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (R) 11.00 CSI: Miami (R) 12.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (R) 12.50 SuperCasino 4.00 Chinese Food in Minutes (R) 4.10 The Gadget Show (R) 5.00 County Secrets (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)

Wednesday 30 Thursday 1 BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Rip Off Britain 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) BBC News; Weather 11.00 Noise Squad 11.45 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show Topical stories with Alex Jones and Matt Baker.

7.30 That’s Britain! Ade Edmondson investigates the National Grid; BBC News: Regional News 8.30 The Impressions Show with Culshaw and Stephenson 9.00 Frozen Planet People who live and work in the polar regions.

10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 The National Lottery Wednesday Night Draws 10.45 Who Do You Think You Are? US 11.15 Film 2011 with Claudia Winkleman; National Lottery Update 11.55 FILM: Right at Your Door (2006) Thriller, starring Mary McCormack and Rory Cochrane.

1.25 Weatherview 1.30 Sign Zone: See Hear (R) 2.00 Planet Dinosaur (R) 2.30 Country Tracks (R) 3.25 Hairy Bikers’ Meals on Wheels (R) 4.25 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 11.30 Daily Politics 1.00 See Hear 1.30 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Weakest Link 3.00 Escape to the Country 3.45 Hairy Bikers’ Best of British 4.30 Flog It! (R) 5.15 Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. (R) 6.00 Eggheads.

6.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. 7.00 Heir Hunters A man who left behind a £20,000 estate.

8.00 MasterChef: The Professionals The remaining contestants are challenged to make a Swiss meringue.

9.00 Your Money and How They Spend It Part two of two. Nick Robinson explores the tax system.

10.00 Mock the Week — Again (R) 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Frontline Medicine (R) 12.20 BBC News 3.55 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 May the Best House Win 3.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Ade in Britain. 5.00 Best Dish: The Chefs. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Super Tiny Animals The growing demand for miniature pets.

8.30 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!

Another jungle round-up and eviction number six.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Cops with Cameras (R) 11.35 Homes from Hell (R) 12.30 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.35 FILM: Columbo: Uneasy Lies the Crown. (1990) Crime drama, with Peter Falk. 4.10 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.25 Frasier (R) 8.55 The Secret Millionaire USA 9.55 Relocation, Relocation (R) 10.55 The Renovation Game 12.00 Drop Down Menu 1.10 FILM: That Touch of Mink. (1962) Romantic comedy, starring Cary Grant and Doris Day. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Four in a Bed. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. 6.30 Hollyoaks.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 Kirstie’s Handmade Britain Kirstie Allsopp enters the Nidderdale agricultural show in the Yorkshire Dales.

9.00 Grand Designs A two-storey timber ecohouse in the Kent countryside. Last in the series.

10.00 Chris Moyles’ Quiz Night 10.50 Alan Carr: Chatty Man (R) 11.55 Random Acts 12.00 Music on 4: Live from Abbey Road 12.50 Music on 4: The Album Chart Show Introduces: Emeli Sande 1.05 Music on 4: 4Play: Charlene Soraia 1.20 Music on 4: 4Play: Ben Howard 1.35 Music on 4: The Album Chart Show: Spotlight 1.50 FILM: Holy Smoke. (1999) Satirical drama, starring Kate Winslet. 3.45 Meeting Helen (R) 4.00 Amelia and Michael (R) 4.10 Happy Endings 4.35 St Elsewhere (R) 5.25 Countdown (R)

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Law & Order (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Meerkat Manor (R) 2.50 Meals in Moments (R) 3.00 FILM: The Long Shot. (2004) Drama, starring Julie Benz. 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away.

(R) 6.25 OK! TV. Magazine show, hosted by Jeff Brazier and Jenny Frost.

7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 Live UEFA Europa League Football Tottenham Hotspur v PAOK Salonika (Kick-off 8.05pm).

10.15 FILM: Second in Command (2006) Thriller, starring Jean-Claude Van Damme.

12.05 Poker: The Big Game 1.05 SuperCasino 4.00 Animal Rescue Squad (R) 4.15 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.00 County Secrets (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)

BBC1

6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Rip Off Britain 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; (R) BBC News; Weather 11.00 Noise Squad 11.45 Cash in the Attic; (R) BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.40 Doctors 2.10 Only Fools and Horses 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. (R) 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show Topical stories with Alex Jones and Matt Baker.

7.30 EastEnders Zainab agrees to go to Pakistan with Yusef; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 DIY SOS: The Big Build The team builds an extension for a brain-injured man. (R) 9.00 The Manor Reborn Work at Avebury Manor gets under way.

10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Question Time 11.35 This Week 12.20 Holiday Weatherview 12.25 Sign Zone: Who’s Getting Rich on Your Money? _ Panorama (R) 12.55 Countryfile (R) 1.55 Antiques Roadshow (R) 2.55 Digging for Britain (R) 3.55 BBC News

BBC2

6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 11.35 The Pink Panther Show (R) 12.00 Daily Politics 12.30 GMT with George Alagiah 1.00 Coast (R) 1.15 Trash to Cash 2.15 Weakest Link 3.00 Escape to the Country 3.45 Hairy Bikers’ Best of British 4.30 Flog It! (R) 5.15 Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. (R) 6.00 Eggheads.

Quiz show, hosted by Dermot Murnaghan. 6.30 Strictly Come Dancing — It Takes Two. Fanzine devoted to the ballroom dancing show.

7.00 Heir Hunters The case of a Victorian philanthropist with links to Edward VI. 8.00 MasterChef: The Professionals The remaining contestants face the quarter-final challenge.

9.00 Rev The new teacher at the church school turns out to be an atheist.

9.30 Life’s Too Short Warwick is distressed to find his estranged wife with a new man.

10.00 Frank Skinner’s Opinionated 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Pan Am 12.00 Pan Am 12.45 BBC News 3.55 Close

ITV1

6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 May the Best House Win 3.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Ade in Britain. 5.00 Best Dish: The Chefs. 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale Hour-long episode. Amy gives birth alone in the cemetery.

8.00 Coronation Street Sophie seeks comfort from Amber after arguing with Sian.

8.30 I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!

Another contestant faces eviction.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Piers Morgan’s Life Stories: Des O’Connor (R) 11.35 Matt Cardle: Into the Light 12.30 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.30 The Jeremy Kyle Show (R) 3.25 ITV Nightscreen 4.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show (R) 5.30 ITV Morning News

Channel 4

6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.20 Frasier (R) 8.55 The Secret Millionaire USA 9.55 Relocation, Relocation (R) 10.55 The Renovation Game 12.00 Drop Down Menu 12.55 FILM: Knights of the Round Table. (1953) Medieval adventure, starring Robert Taylor. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Four in a Bed. 5.30 Come Dine with Me. 6.00 The Simpsons. Homer becomes head of the local Mafia. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks.

An old acquaintance threatens Warren’s position in the village.

7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv A doctor gives his opinion on abortion counselling.

8.00 The Ultimate Guide to Penny Pinching The lives of some of the UK’s thriftiest people.

9.00 Living with the Amish The teenagers stay with two families who rely on timber for their livelihoods.

10.00 The Joy of Teen Sex A girl with low confidence who has sex only in the dark.

11.05 Random Acts 11.10 Random Acts 11.15 The Secret Millionaire Former ITV chief executive Charles Allen visits Leeds. Last in the series. (R) 12.20 Music on 4: The Prodigy: World’s on Fire 1.15 Music on 4: 360 Sessions 1.40 Music on 4: Inputoutput 1.55 Music on 4: 360 Sessions (R) 2.25 Shameless USA 3.20 Southland 4.05 The British Woman on Death Row (R) 5.00 Unreported World (R) 5.25 Countdown (R)

Channel 5

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Law & Order (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 Meerkat Manor (R) 2.50 Chinese Food in Minutes (R) 2.55 FILM: Cook & Peary: The Race to the Pole. (1983) Fact-based drama, with Richard Chamberlain and Rod Steiger.

5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. Mark finds out Gypsy slept with Liam. (R) 6.30 Home and Away: Bay Reporter. Part one of two. Behind the scenes at the Australian soap.

7.00 5 News at 7 7.30 New Highland Emergency A hang-glider is rescued from Ben Nevis; 5 News Update 8.00 Fairground Attractions Henry Danter sets about building a new helter-skelter; 5 News at 9 9.00 The Mentalist Patrick discovers a suspect for a crime that has yet to be committed.

10.00 It’s All About Amy 11.00 Police Interceptors (R) 12.00 SuperCasino 3.55 Animal Rescue Squad (R) 4.10 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)

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THERESIDENT Friday 18 November 2011

Property

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Well presented family home Guy Leonard & Company is delighted to offer for sale a glorious four bedroom detached home set in stunning landscaped gardens.

Situated in a quiet no through road, the property is approached via a long gravel driveway leading to parking area and double garage.

Internally the house is extremely well presented and comprises to the ground �loor of an entrance porch, good size hall, cloakroom, spacious triple aspect sitting room, separate dining room, conservatory, large kitchen/breakfast room, utility room with access to a workshop/hobbies room and integral double garage.

A turning staircase leads to the �irst �loor landing where there are

four good size bedrooms with ensuite facilities to the principle bedroom and a modern refurbished family bathroom. The property bene�its from gas heating to radiators, cavity wall insulation, a comprehensive alarm system and external security lighting.

Externally the property is surrounded by stunning landscaped gardens.

The Guide Price is £649,950 for the freehold interest and an internal viewing is highly recommended.

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

Leaders win ‘Employer of the Year’ in estate agency awards Letting specialists Leaders are proud to have won the Employer of the Year award in The Negotiator Awards 2011 which took place last week.

The Negotiator Awards is a nationwide estate agency awards scheme organised in association with The Digital Property Group, FindaProperty.com, Globrix.com and Primelocation.com, designed to identify, reward and celebrate industry excellence and promote best practice.

Says Leaders’ HR director, Anita Somers: “We are delighted to have won this award in recognition of our dedication to our employees.

In a service industry such as ours, we know that our employees are our greatest asset and we are committed to training, developing and incentivising them, to the direct bene�it of our clients. As a result, our letting and property management teams consistently demonstrate a willingness to go the extra mile and provide a �irst-class, professional and personal service.”

Leaders have been an Investor in People accredited �irm since 1998, and were one of the �irst letting agents to attain the Standard. The IiP

accreditation has been continually re-awarded to Leaders for their ongoing commitment to investing in the development of their employees.

Although Leaders have been growing at an ambitious rate, they have successfully retained the culture and ethos required to be an Investor in People company. They also have a proven track record in integrating and supporting the signi�icant number of staff who join them through acquisition, many of whom stay on to enjoy long and successful careers with Leaders.

Says Leaders’ managing director, Paul Weller: “I believe we won the Employer of the Year award because the judges were impressed by the strategies we have in place for managing our people; our investment in training and development; and our ability to demonstrate that investment in our people improves the performance of our organisation.

These are the same reasons that, in spite of our signi�icant growth in recent years, we have been continually re-awarded IiP status since �irst attaining accreditation in 1998. ” Leaders are no strangers to awards, having recently won the prestigious

Company of the Year award at the Sussex Business Awards; been highly commended in the Estate Agency of the Year category in this year’s Observer & Gazette Business Awards; and presented with an award by the Brighton & Hove Estate Agents Association for improving standards within the industry.

Says Ms Somers: “Since we were established over 28 years ago, we have always strived to offer an exceptional service and to set the benchmark for best practice in the lettings industry. This philosophy has seen us grow from a single letting branch in Brighton in 1983 to 59 branches across the South today.

“We are now the UK’s largest independently owned letting agency, but have remained a family business with a strong focus on developing our employees and providing a personal, local service to each and every one of our landlords and tenants.”

For advice you can trust on all aspects of letting or renting in your area please contact your local Leaders branch where the friendly team will be pleased to help: Leaders Horsham – 18a Market Square, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1EU – 01403 217 585

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Horsham, West Sussex

Impressive family house set in beautiful grounds Horsham 1½ miles (London Victoria 55 minutes), Gatwick Airport 17 miles Spacious house sitting centrally within its grounds of formal park-like gardens and paddock land. 3 reception rooms, kitchen / breakfast room, study / bedroom 5, office, cinema room, utility room, laundry room. 4 further bedrooms, 3 bath / shower rooms (2 en-suite). Garaging, stabling, further outbuildings. Planning permission for two storey extension. In all about 12.6 acres.

Guide price: ÂŁ1,975,000 knightfrank.co.uk/HOR110137

KnightFrank.co.uk/Horsham horsham@knightfrank.com 01403 339180

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Forest Grange, Horsham, West Sussex Family house in a parkland setting

Central Horsham 3 miles, Horsham Station 2 miles (London Victoria 55 minutes) Situated in Forest Grange, a private road close to the historic St Leonards Forest. Reception hall, drawing room, study/office/reception room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, 5 bedrooms (2 en-suite), family bathroom. Triple garage, stable block, garden and grounds, paddock, woodland. In all about 18 acres.

Guide price: ÂŁ1,875,000. knightfrank.co.uk/HOR110108

KnightFrank.co.uk/Horsham horsham@knightfrank.com 01403 339180

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A first floor purpose built studio apartment presented in excellent order with the benefit of communal gardens and residents parking. Ideal first time or investment purchase.

A 2 bedroom first floor retirement apartment in a warden-assisted block situated in a quiet position within a short walk of the village shop, public house and bus stop.

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STATION ROAD, HORSHAM £229,950

A stunning 2 double bedroom Victorian semi detached house with a 50’ rear garden within a very short walk of the railway station, town centre and Horsham Park. Ideal first time or investment buy.

BLUECOAT POND, CHRIST’S HOSPITAL £299,950

A rarely available 3 bedroom family home built by Gleeson Homes in 2005 situated in a very quiet position at the end of this development within a short walk of the school and countryside.

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TRAFALGAR ROAD, HORSHAM £375,000

A handsome 5 bedroom Victorian semi detached house extended in the 1990s with a 64’ rear garden, situated close to excellent schools, the railway station, town centre and Horsham Park.

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A beautifully presented 2 double bedroom, 3 reception room semi detached cottage with scope to convert the loft space situated close to road links and open countryside.

A substantial 3 bedroom, 3 reception room semi detached home with 50’ x 33’ south facing garden situated in a quiet position within easy reach of excellent schools.

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FORRESTER ROAD, PARTRIDGE GREEN £299,950

A 4 double bedroom, 3 reception room detached family house backing onto agricultural land with some fine views close to the South Downs National Park.

NO CHAIN.

THE POPLARS, HORSHAM £299,950

A 2 double bedroom detached bungalow built in the 1970s presented in excellent condition located at the end of the close within a short distance of the railway station and the town centre.

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OAKWOOD, PARTRIDGE GREEN £275,000

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A good sized 3 bedroom end of terraced home with 82’ x 27’ front and 38 x 27’ rear gardens situated in a residential cul-de-sac within a short distance of the village shop and primary school.

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CARYLLS COTTAGES, FAYGATE £249,995

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FINIANS FIELD, BARNS GREEN £217,500

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ELGAR WAY, HORSHAM £425,000

A spacious 4 bedroom, 3 reception room detached house built by Bryant Homes in 1999 within close proximity of the railway station, excellent schools and Leechpool Woods.

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PLUMTREE CROSS LANE, ITCHINGFIELD £439,950

An extended 3 bedroom detached period lodge with 93’ x 51’ garden situated in a convenient sought after semi-rural location adjacent to open farmland and within easy reach of Horsham.

www.mansellmctaggart.co.uk horsham@mansellmctaggart.co.uk

01403 263000 15 Offices in Sussex

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ARUN COURT, BILLINGSHURST £95,000

Within easy walking distance of the village centre, a modern 1-bedroom ground floor apartment for the over 55’s which has recently been modernised. Communal hall and inner hall, lounge, kitchen, 1 bedroom, shower room, residents’ parking.

NIGHTINGALE WALK, BILLINGSHURST £369,950

A 3-bedroom detached bungalow re-decorated throughout situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac. L-shaped entrance hall, lounge/dining room, newly-fitted kitchen and bathroom, double garage, south-facing rear garden.

JUBILEE COURT, BILLINGSHURST £179,950

A McCarthy and Stone ground floor apartment for those aged 60 and over.

Communal hallway, entrance hall, lounge/dining room, kitchen, two bedroom, bathroom, communal garden, residents’ parking.

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HIGH STREET, LOXWOOD £359,950

EASTON CRESCENT, BILLINGSHURST £427,950

EAST STREET, BILLINGSHURST £269,950

HOLDERS CLOSE, BILLINGSHURST £239,950

HIGH STREET, BILLINGSHURST £179,950

BOLNEY £950,000

A modernised semi-detached bungalow on the village outskirts, 2 goodsized double bedrooms, bathroom, double aspect sitting room, fitted kitchen/ breakfast room, garage, mature garden approximately 0.2 of an acre.

A well-presented end-of-terrace house offering well-planned accommodation.

3 bedrooms (1 en-suite), sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, family bathroom, cloakroom, garage, west-facing rear garden.

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

A brand new 3-bedroom semi-detached house conveniently situated just off the High Street. Entrance hall, cloakroom, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, lounge/dining room/kitchen, permit parking.

Set in a village location, a Grade II listed period semi-detached cottage which has been modernised and extended. 2 bedrooms, dining hall, lounger, kitchen, morning room, bathroom, enclosed rear garden, garage nearby.

An attractive 4-bedroom equestrian property with outstanding views set in 13 acres of paddocks and woodland . Entrance hall, inner hall, cloaks/shower, double-aspect lounge, dining room, study/bed 4, farmhouse-style kitchen.

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FARM CLOSE, BARNS GREEN £122,950

A well-appointed 2-bedroom ground floor apartment with a good-sized sitting room. Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen , bathroom, communal gardens and residents’ parking area.

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A cottage-style property on the popular Penfold Grange development. Entrance hall, 2 bedrooms (1 with en-suite), living room, kitchen/breakfast room, bathroom, garden, private access to garage en bloc.

BIRCH DRIVE, BILLINGSHURST £399,950

A beautifully-presented 3-bedroom detached property built in the late 1960’s with a secluded 130’ rear garden situated on the eastern side of the village.

Entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, 3 bedrooms.

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

01403 785288 15 Offices in Sussex

MANSELL McTAGGART

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WANTED IN STORRINGTON/PULBOROUGH AREA £200,000 to £250,000

FAITHFULL CRESCENT, STORRINGTON £462,500

TRIPP HILL, FITTLEWORTH £419,950

GOOSE GREEN, NR PULBOROUGH Price Guide £765,000

LONDON ROAD, PULBOROUGH £217,500

Detached house at the end of select cul-de-sac. 4 double bedrooms (1 ensuite), sitting room, dining room, study, kitchen, cloakroom, family shower room, double garage, garden.

Spacious family home. 4 bedrooms (1 en-suite), sitting room, dining room, conservatory, k/breakfast room, reception hall, utility, cloakroom, bathroom, parking, gardens, farmland views.

Properties up to around £200,000 for first time/investment buyers within the Storrington and Pulborough area.

Detached single storey equestrian property in approx. 2.4 acres. 4 beds (1 ensuite), 4 receps, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, bathroom, shower room, double garage, stabling, paddock, outbuildings.

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Well presented and extended detached house. 4 bedrooms (1 en-suite), 3 reception rooms, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom, bathroom. double garage, garden.

First floor apartment, being one of six completed to a high specification within walking distance of local amenities. 2 bedrooms (1 en-suite), bathroom, lounge, allocated parking.

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CRESCENT RISE, THAKEHAM/STORRINGTON £325,000

WANTED CLOSE TO STORRINGTON VILLAGE

HILLSIDE ROAD, STORRINGTON £378,000

GUYHURST SPINNEY, THAKEHAM £299,950

CONCORDE CLOSE, STORRINGTON £269,950

BREWERS YARD, STORRINGTON £399,999

Detached bungalow offering scope for further improvement and enlargement. 3 bedrooms, 2 receptions, conservatory, k/breakfast room, utility area, bathroom, useful loft, gardens, parking.

Spacious detached family home. 3 bedrooms (1 en-suite), sitting room with open fireplace, dining room, kitchen, family bathroom, garage and driveway parking, west facing rear garden.

STORRINGTON OFFICE

Disappointed buyers looking for a bungalow within walking distance of the village centre. 2/3 bedrooms, detached and semi detached. £250,000 to £450,000

A well-presented modern detached family home. 3 bedrooms, sitting/dining room, well-fitted kitchen, conservatory, cloakroom, family bathroom, garage and driveway, garden.

Detached bungalow with scope for extension (STPP) in approx. 0.2 of an acre.

2 double bedrooms, sitting/dining room, kitchen, bathroom, separate W.C., garage, gardens, outbuildings.

Semi-detached house in select village centre location retaining many character comprising 3 bedrooms, garage and parking. Ample potential. NO FORWARD CHAIN

www.mansellmctaggart.co.uk storrington@mansellmctaggart.co.uk

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• Close to Horsham Park

• Underfloor heating throughout

• Within easy reach of the mainline station and town centre

• Lift to all floors

• Prices from £275,000

For further details, please call one of the selling agents below: ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT BY

01403 269268

01403 256262

www.cubittandwest.co.uk

www.rooneyandco.co.uk

www.matthew-homes.com

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Property - Ask the Experts

If you would like to ask our panel of industry experts a question, please send an email to: asktheexperts@the-resident.co.uk

The Estate Agent

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I am selling my later father’s house and wondered whether I should clear it of all the furniture?

A very good question as this situation crops up quite often.

The simple answer is that if empty houses were easy to sell, then developers would not go to the expense and trouble of furnishing and fitting out Show Homes.

This is because most of us cannot easily gauge how much furniture an empty room will accommodate; and most people’s perception of the size of a three piece suite or a double bed is often far larger than the reality. So they will walk into an empty room and wrongly assume that it will not take a double bed for instance, when it would easily fit in.

On the other hand, an overly cluttered house will simply confuse buyers and give the often wrong impression that the rooms are smaller than they actually are; especially if buyers cannot move freely around the property and walk to the windows to see the views for example.

So as in most situations, there is a happy medium and the following list is in my opinion the best-case scenario: • Leave larger items of furniture in situ such as sofas, beds and dining tables as it helps to give scale to rooms.

• Clear away any valuable or fragile items to protect them from possible damage.

• Clear all surfaces including window cills, mantelpieces, sideboards and kitchen worktops of clutter and/or ornaments.

• Ensure buyers can walk into and across all the rooms unhindered.

• Take down net curtains as will allow far more light in; one of the most important selling points of any property.

If you think about it logically, you are going to have to clear the house at some stage anyway, so you might as well start the process when the house goes onto the market as it will help the property to sell. The only time when I would recommend stripping the house completely is when the furniture is so far past its sell-by date that it will actually have a negative impact on the presentation.

If you would like advice on selling your property please call me on 01403 264962, pop into our office at 34 South Street, Horsham or email me at ‘rossattwood@harperjames.co.uk’.

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

Simon Rollison Broker Consultant Mercier Allen

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Is it the right time to remortgage?

The last few months have seen some positive activity in the mortgage market with many banks and building societies being proactive in their search for market share. Although the Bank Of England have kept interest rates at 0.5% for over two years now, many lenders have been reducing the mortgage rates that are available .

The interest rates being offered are also becoming more competitive with new lenders entering the market place and established banks and building societies increasing there offerings. The “buy to let” market, which has been starved of choice over the last three years, is finally seeing some competition as far as lenders and interest rates. This could re-ignite an investor’s appetite and again help towards getting the housing market moving.

For any borrowers on lenders standard variable rate’s, now could be the perfect time to look around for a better deal. If you are looking for peace of mind and security over a number of years, fixed rates are at record lows.

The more equity you have, the better the rate you are likely to be offered.

For those who are more adventurous, tracker mortgage’s are also offering great value. Although your mortgage rate will follow whatever the Bank of England decide to do with interest rates, our view is that it will be some time before interest rates start to rise. With offset mortgages still available and most products having overpayment options, there has never been a better time to review your finances and make sure you have the best mortgage product on offer.

Some scheme’s are fee’s free to arrange and in some instances, the lender is actually paying the borrower to take the mortgage out!

To find out more information about the mortgage products that are now available, please contact me on 01403 268562. Alternatively if you would like to ask a question, please e-mail info@mercierallen.co.uk.

Duncan Jagger MRICS Chartered Surveyor Harper James

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We live in Billingshurst and our nextdoor neighbours in (houses are semidetached) are going to have two rooms and a bathroom built into their loft space – not uncommon in our road. We have signed a form (mainly, as I understand it, a formality) and according to the plans it does not infringe on our privacy any more than at present. I have a copy of the Party Wall Act 1996, but it does not really say what I should be aware of. I am wondering if there is anything I should do to safeguard my position before work starts.

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You don’t specify exactly what kind of form you have signed, or whether your neighbours’ surveyor served a Party Wall Notice on you. But since you have mentioned the Party Wall Act, you must have suspicions about this.

The Party Wall etc Act 1996 requires building owners to notify their adjoining owners before carrying out works on the party wall itself.

Your neighbours would not have to serve a notice simply to inform you they were doing a loft conversion, but they would if the work involved removing chimney breasts, cutting into the party wall to insert new steel beams or flashings, raising the height of the wall, or excavating close to the wall at ground level.

If any of these actions are proposed, they should have served a notice on you two months in advance, and invited you to either consent or dissent.

It is usually wise for the adjoining owner to dissent, in which case an independent surveyor has to be appointed (paid for by the building owner who proposes the works) to draw up a Party Wall Award, which safeguards your rights.

This is explained in more detail in a government booklet, obtainable free by calling 0303 444 0000 or downloaded free from www.communities.gov.uk.

Please note that this article does not constitute as advice, anyone seeking independent advice should contact an independent financial adviser.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage Mercier Allen and Associates Limited is an Appointed Representative of IN Partnership the trading name of The OnLine Partnership Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

Mercier Allen 43 – 44 Carfax, Horsham. West Sussex RH12 1EQ 01403 268562 www.mercierallen.co.uk

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

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Cracknell & Pitt-Draffen

www.cracknellpitt-draffen.com

Arun House, 83A High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex, RH14 0QX

Residential Sales

BILLINGSHURST

NEW INSTRUCTION

Situated in the highly sought after Silver Lane area of Billingshurst, this spacious detached bungalow offers versatile accommodation of approximately 1471 sq. FT or 136.6 sq. m. and scope to refurbish. Occupying a generous corner plot at the end of a cul-de-sac there is a good size garden with a back drop of mature Oak trees.

CAPEL

NEW INSTRUCTION Situated in an idyllic village, this stylishly presented character property is a modern conversion of an historic farm barn.

The accommodation blends character features including suspended exposed beams and latch doors with modern creature comforts such as under-floor heating and high specification insulation.

BILLINGSHURST

NEW INSTRUCTION

In short this Grade II listed cottage offers superb character features including exposed ceiling beams, latch doors and feature fireplace that are complimented by the contemporary designs of the kitchen, bathroom and décor.

Positioned in the village centre but far enough from the shops to enjoy some peace and quiet. Our vendors inform us that there is current planning permission for a conservatory.

The property has a relaxed, comfortable and welcoming feel.

WISBOROUGH GREEN Situated in a picturesque, idyllic West Sussex village and offering a manageable tiered rear garden, this exquisitely presented family home offers three bedrooms, modern fitted bathroom, spacious sitting room, dining room and modern fitted kitchen.

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Residential Sales

Arun House, 83A High Street, Billingshurst, West Sussex, RH14 0QX

OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 19.11.11 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Occupying a substantial plot; approximately 90ft x 45ft or 27.4m x 13.72m in the front garden and 133ft x 76ft or 40.5m x 23.16m rear garden, this home has been refurbished to a high standard offering a superb kitchen/ diner, formal sitting room, ground floor cloakroom W.C and four double bedrooms serviced by first floor modern bathroom. Our vendors inform us that there is current planning permission for further development to the garage and plot to the right hand side of the building. Plans are available via Cracknell & Pitt-Draffen or via Chichester County Council website. Situated in the popular rural hamlet of Ifold, surrounded by hundreds of acres of breath taking mature woodland walks, the property is located in a country lane with generous spacing between neighbouring properties.

ADVERSANE, AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE OR RENTAL A magnificent conversion of farm buildings offering three double bedrooms with en-suite facilities, stunning reception room with vaulted exposed beamed ceiling and wood burning stove, farmhouse style kitchen and impressive garden. The property has been stylishly presented and offers modern features such as under floor heating and irrigation system for the garden. Situated in a rural position on the B2133 Adversane Lane, almost equidistant between Billingshurst & Pulborough. Our vendor is prepared to offer financial incentives to investment buyers such as to cover stamp duty and subsidise mortgage interest on 65% of the purchase price for 24 months at 3.5%.

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HORSHAM

£635,000

An four bedroom detached family home, set in a secluded corner plot, backing onto woods on one of Horsham’s premier executive developments. Features include a large entrance hall with galleried landing above, cloakroom, study, 20ft lounge, 16ft family room, modern kitchen/ breakfast room, utility room, dining room, master bedroom suite, three further bedrooms and modern family bathroom. Outside there is a detached double garage approached via an extensive paviour driveway, side courtyard area and a secluded large rear garden.

SOUTHWATER

£395,000

A very well presented four bedroom detached family home situated in a sought after location overlooking a green in the village of Southwater. Comprising entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, modern kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, dining room, conservatory, master bedroom with refitted ensuite, three further bedrooms and a refitted family bathroom. Double glazing and GCH. Outside there is a delightful secluded rear garden. Garage and ample off street parking in the driveway.

COWFOLD

£359,950

A well presented and spacious four bedroom detached family house set on a larger than average plot within the popular village of Cowfold. Comprising entrance hall, cloakroom, 18ft lounge, dining room, conservatory, study/utility room, modern kitchen, master bedroom with en-suite, three further bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. Double glazing throughout.

Outside there is a generously proportioned secluded rear garden, double garage and ample parking in the driveway.

HORSHAM

£299,950

A well presented and spacious contemporary townhouse, situated in a sought after development within walking distance of Horsham Town Centre. Comprising on the ground floor - an entrance hall, shower room, 16ft guest room with french doors opening onto the garden. On the first floor - a 16ft lounge with balcony, modern open plan kitchen/dining room. First floor master bedroom with en-suite, one further bedroom and a family bathroom.

SOUTHWATER

£489,950

A superbly presented and attractive four bedroom detached Sussex Farmhouse style home set on one of the most sought after streets in Southwater. The property is finished to a very high standard throughout and comprises an entrance porch, spacious entrance hall, cloakroom, study, 22’ lounge, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, master bedroom with ensuite, three further bedrooms, 13’ family bathroom, large landscaped secluded rear garden and garage.

SOUTHWATER

£375,000

A well presented and spacious four bedroom detached family home set in a quiet cul de sac location in the thriving village of Southwater. Comprising entrance porch, entrance hall, cloakroom, generously proportioned 19ft lounge, conservatory, dining room, kitchen/ breakfast room, master bedroom with ensuite, three further bedrooms and refitted family bathroom. GCH and double glazing throughout. Outside there is a landscaped south facing rear garden, detached garage and driveway. NO CHAIN.

SOUTHWATER

£335,000

A spacious four bedroom link detached family home situated in a quiet cul de sac location near to Southwater Country Park. Comprising entrance hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen/ breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom, master bedroom, three further bedrooms, modern refitted family bathroom. GCH and double glazing throughout. Outside there is delightful rear garden, garage and off street parking in driveway.

SOUTHWATER

£255,950

A well presented and modern three bedroom home situated in a quiet cul-de-sac location in the thriving village of Southwater. Comprising entrance hall, cloakroom, refitted kitchen, spacious open plan lounge/conservatory, three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.

GCH and double glazing. Outside there is a delightful south facing secluded rear garden, garage and off street parking. NO CHAIN.

SOUTHWATER

£419,950

An attractive and well presented four bedroom detached family home set on a large and secluded plot in a sought after executive development near Southwater Country Park.

Comprising entrance porch, entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, modern kitchen, utility room, master bedroom with ensuite, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside there is a generously proportioned rear garden, garage and off street parking in driveway.

SOUTHWATER

£365,000

A well presented and spacious four bedroom detached family home situated within walking distance of all village amenities. Comprising entrance hall, cloakroom, 17ft lounge, dining room, study/playroom, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, four bedrooms and a family bathroom. Double glazing and GCH. Outside there is a generously proportioned and secluded sunny aspect garden, driveway providing ample off street parking and garage.

HORSHAM

£299,950

A superbly presented and spacious extended three bedroom detached family home set in a quiet cul de sac location. Comprising entrance hall, cloakroom, modern kitchen, 20ft lounge opening onto the dining room, study, three bedrooms and a newly refitted family bathroom.

Double glazing and GCH. Outside there is an integral garage with driveway providing parking for several vehicles, secluded landscaped rear garden.

HORSHAM

£235,000

A brand new spacious and attractive three bedroom home, with 10 year guarantee, set in a cul de sac location adjacent to a park. Comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, 21ft lounge/dining room, which is open plan onto the 19ft modern kitchen. All downstairs doors 2’9’ to allow wheelchair access. Three generously proportioned double bedrooms and family bathroom, delightful secluded rear garden and parking in driveway. Triple glazing throughout, solar panels and GCH. Insulated to Code 3. Built to Homes For Sustainability Standard. NO CHAIN

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SOUTHWATER

£222,050

PARTRIDGE GREEN

£217,500

HORSHAM

£200,000

A well presented three bedroom terraced home, backing onto a wooded copse and situated

A superbly presented and spacious three bedroom end of terrace home situated in the

within walking distance of local village amenities. Comprising entrance hall, 14ft lounge,

popular village of Partridge Green. Comprising entrance porch, entrance hall, 23ft lounge/

amenities. Generously proportioned home comprising 18’4’ lounge, 18’3’ kitchen/diner, three

dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and a good sized modern family bathroom. Double

bedrooms and family bathroom. Tarmac driveway providing off street parking and rear garden

glazing and GCH. Outside there is a south facing rear garden and garage.

laid to lawn with paved patio area. No forward chain.

dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and a modern bathroom. GCH and double glazing throughout. Outside there is a secluded garden with a covered veranda offering all weather outside entertaining space and two allocated parking spaces. NO CHAIN.

SOUTHWATER

£149,950

A large two bedroom split level maisonette presented in excellent decorative order with the benefit of BRAND NEW 99 YEAR LEASE. Comprising 14ft lounge, dining area, modern kitchen, 14ft master bedroom, one further bedroom and refitted modern bathroom. Outside there is a front garden, rear communal gardens and garage. Double glazing. Ideal for first time buyers or investment.

SOUTHWATER

£85,000

A well presented two bedroom park home, set on a desirable larger than average secluded corner plot, in the award winning Roundstone Caravan Park in the thriving village of Southwater - close to local shops, amenities and buses. Comprising entrance hall, kitchen, shower room, lounge and two bedrooms. Double glazing and GCH. Outside there is a well maintained generously proportioned garden.

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£1300 PCM

An attractive four bedroom home set in a sought after executive development in the village Southwater. This property boasts a stunning modern kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, lounge, master bedroom with ensuite, three further bedrooms, family bathroom, garage,

SOUTHWATER

£1240 PCM

A well presented three bedroom link detached property situated in a cul-de-sac location close to Southwater Country Park and other village amenities Comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, modern kitchen, utility room, master bedroom with refitted en-suite, two further bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. GCH and double glazing. Secluded rear garden, garage and ample off street parking.

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ample off street parking in driveway and a secluded rear garden.

HORSHAM

£55,000

A top floor retirement apartment, having the best views on the complex over the Sussex Weald and South Downs, within this popular development for the over 55’s. This apartment also benefits from having a long lease. Godmans Court is conveniently situated to all local amenities including shops, doctors surgery, village hall and church. Communal facilities including residents lounge, fully equipped laundry, guest suite, lifts, alarm pull cords, entry phone. Bus services pass through the village.

£775 PCM

A completely refurbished and spacious two double bedroom first floor flat, set in a quiet cul de sac location in the heart of Horsham, only a short walk from Horsham mainline train station, Horsham park and other town amenities. Comprising communal and private entrance halls, 14ft lounge/diner, kitchen, two double bedrooms and a refitted bathroom. Double glazing. Outside there is communal gardens and parking, garage in a block.

HORSHAM

£975 PCM

A superbly presented three bedroom home situated in a cul-de-sac location just off Hills Farm Lane, within walking distance of Horsham Town Centre. Comprising of entrance porch, lounge, superb open plan modern kitchen/dining room with integrated appliances, three bedrooms and a modern refitted bathroom. GCH and double glazing throughout. Outside there is a secluded rear garden.

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HORSHAM

COWFOLD

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Well presented house, set in a small cul-de-sac location, close to Horsham Town Centre and

COWFOLD

£725 PCM

A two bedroom terraced property situated in the popular village of Cowfold, within walking distance of amenities. Comprising covered entrance porch, entrance hall, kitchen, lounge, conservatory, two bedrooms, refitted bathroom, double glazing, larger than average rear garden and garage.

BILLINGSHURST

£675 PCM

A first floor two double bedroom flat, situated within walking distance of Billingshurst village centre and train station. Comprising of entrance hall, 19’ lounge/diner, refitted kitchen, two double bedrooms, bathroom and communal grounds.

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PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

HORSHAM £214,950 LEASEHOLD A Two Bedroom First Floor Luxury Apartment | Built

by Rydon Homes in Approximately 2004 | Popular Gated Development of The Comptons | Master Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room | Spacious Hall Leading to Bathroom | NO ONWARD CHAIN

HORSHAM

OIEO £240,000 Freehold

A Two Double Bedroom Victorian Semi Detached House | Situated Within Close Proximity of Horsham Town Centre & Mainline Station | 12’ Living Room | 13’3 Separate Dining Room | Refitted Kitchen | Refitted Bathroom | Two Double Bedrooms | En-Suite Bathroom | Gas Radiator Heating | Double Glazing

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HORSHAM HORSHAM £155,000 SHARE OF FREEHOLD A Three Bedroom First Floor Maisonette | Situated in North East Horsham | 12’3 Refitted Kitchen | 14’10 Living Room | Three Bedrooms | Bathroom | Double Glazing | Private Garden | Share of Freehold

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£499,950 FREEHOLD

An Extended Four Bedroom Detached House | Situated on the Popular Rusper Road | Located within the Forest/Millais Catchment Area of North East Horsham | 13’10 Kitchen/Breakfast Room | Open Plan to 13’5 Breakfast Room | Open Plan to 14’7 Sitting Room | 14’1 Living Room | 13’11 Family Room/Study | Downstairs Shower Room/ Study | Family Bathroom | Attractiv100ft + Rear Garden | Parking

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£239,950 FREEHOLD

A Three Bedroom Town House | Situated within Close Proximity of Horsham Town Centre & Mainline Station | 12’6 Kitchen/Breakfast Room | 9’8 Dining Room/Study | Downstairs Cloakroom | 12’7 Living Room | Master Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room | Double Glazing | Gas Radiator Heating | Allocated Parking Space in Covered Car Port Area

HORSHAM £230,000 LEASEHOLD A Two Bedroom Second Floor Retirement Apartment | Located Within Close Proximity of Horsham Town Centre | 17’ Living Room | Two Double Bedrooms | LIFT | House Manager On-Site | 24hr Emergency Careline Response System | Resident’s Lounge

HORSHAM

£174,950 FREEHOLD

A One Bedroom Semi Detached House | Located within a Cul-De-Sac in Popular North Horsham Location | Refitted Kitchen | 13’4 Living Room | 11’6 Conservatory | 13’4 Double Bedroom | Refitted Bathroom | Gas Radiator Heating | Double Glazing | Private Garden | Driveway Parking for Two Cars

TOWN CENTRE £227,500 LEASEHOLD A Two Bedroom Top Floor Apartment | Built by Belway Homes in Approx. 2003 | Select Gated Development only a Short Walk from Horsham Town Centre | Modern Kitchen with Integrated Appliances | 16’2 Living Room | 15’1 Master Bedroom

BROADBRIDGE HEATH

£234,950 FREEHOLD

A Three/Four Bedroom Terraced House | Located in Popular Village of Broadbridge Heath | 16’8 Kitchen | 23’2 Lounge/Diner | 16’ Conservatory | Downstairs Cloakroom | Refitted Bathroom | Loft Room/Bedroom Four | Integral Garage | Driveway Parking for Two Cars

BROADBRIDGE HEATH OIEO £220,000 FREEHOLD HORSHAM £169,950 LEASEHOLD A Well Presented Two Bedroom Ground Floor Flat | Located in the Popular North Horsham | 16’ Refitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room | 15’6 Living Room | Two Double Bedrooms | Refitted Bathroom | Double Glazing | Gas Radiator Heating | Balcony Area

A Three Bedroom End Terrace House | Located in the Popular Village of Broadbridge Heath | 16’11 Refitted Kitchen | 23’4 Lounge/Diner | Three Bedrooms | Bathroom | Enclosed Rear Garden | Allocated Parking Space | Internal Viewing Highly Recommended

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HORSHAM £950 PCM • Coming to the market soon • Two double bedroom house • Garage • Newly decorated • Unfurnished • Must be seen

HORSHAM £775 PCM • Two double bedroom maisonette • Fitted kitchen with appliances • Bathroom with shower cubicle • Spacious lounge • Part furnished • Available Now Tenancy Deposit Scheme member

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25 Piries Place, Horsham, RH12 1EH 3 STOREY TOWN HOUSE WITH BASEMENT • Town centre property being refurbished to high specification • 3 Bedrooms • 2 Bathrooms • Courtyard Garden • Off Street Parking (Plans and specifications subject to change)

HORSHAM £179,950 • • • •

Immaculately presented Top floor apartment Open views to rear Good sized lounge/dining room

HORSHAM £164,954

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01403 267530

Character bungalow with parking Feature beams in the lounge Two double bedrooms Open Plan Living Room Kitchen Secluded garden

www.mbgproperties.com

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Capel £3,500 pcm

Charlwood £3,250 pcm

A stunning and immaculately presented five bedroom detached family house located in the popular village of Capel.

A fantastic five bedroom detached family house situated just on the outskirts of Charlwood village.

Hamptons Office Horsham 01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com

Hamptons Office Horsham 01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com

Henfield £2,750 pcm

Ifold £2,500 pcm

A beautifully converted four bedroom detached barn situated in a lovely rural spot close to Henfield village.

A modern four bedroom detached family home set in the sought after village of Ifold.

Hamptons Office Horsham 01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com

Hamptons Office Horsham 01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com

Pulborough £1,650 pcm

Pulborough £1,450 pcm

A well presented and spacious five bedroom detached house conveniently situated on the outskirts of Storrington village.

A well presented four bedroom country house situated in a quiet rural spot on the outskirts of Storrington village.

Hamptons Office Horsham 01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com

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• Spacious Maisonette • Double Bedroom with Wardrobes • Shower Room • Double Glazing • Parking

Find us: 26 Piries Place, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1EH | Tel: 01403 275030 | Email: info@pinnaclelets.co.uk

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Lettings Sales Land & New Homes Holiday Lettings Farm & Equestrian Sales & Management

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SHERMANBURY £1,900 PCM

PARHAM £900 PCM

PULBOROUGH £2,100 PCM

Refurbished Edwardian style family home with charm and modern comforts.

Dining Room. Large Drawing Room. Period Style Kitchen. Master Bedroom with Ensuite. Three Double Bedrooms. Two Bathrooms. Driveway to Double Garage.

Refurbished first floor flat set in the beautiful grounds of Parham Estate. Hall. Fitted Kitchen opening to Dining Room. Living Room. Two Double Bedrooms. Bathroom. Shower Room.

Parking. Amazing Views.

Unique property situated on the outskirts of the Parham Estate. Hall. Cloakroom. Kitchen/Dining/ Family Room. Master with Ensuite. Two Further Bedrooms. Two Reception Rooms in the Round Tower. Extensive Gardens. Parking.

PULBOROUGH £1,600 PCM

HORSHAM £895 PCM

STORRINGTON £620 PCM

SLINFOLD £1,550 PCM

Deceptively large and bright chalet bungalow with flexible accommodation. Galleried Hall. Two Reception Rooms, Kitchen/Dining Room. Utility.

Master Bedroom. Ensuite. Three Further Bedrooms.

Bathroom. Garage. Gardens.

Very well presented penthouse retirement apartment situated in a prime town centre location. Lift. Entrance Hall. Two Double Bedrooms. Spacious Living/Dining Room. Large Bathroom. Fitted Kitchen. Communal Gardens.

Large and well presented first floor apartment with garage. Double Bedroom. Large Reception Room. Fitted Kitchen with Appliances. Bathroom with Shower. Garage. Communal Gardens.

Very well presented furnished detached property set on the edge of the beautiful village. Living/ Dining Room. Modern Fitted Kitchen. Master Bedroom with Ensuite. Further Double Bedroom.

Bathroom. Bedroom 3/Study. Driveway & Garage.

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Modern two bedroom first floor apartment. Hall.

Spacious Living/Dining Room. Fitted Kitchen.

Bathroom with Shower. Two Double Bedrooms.

Allocated Parking.

Well presented two bedroom third floor flat in an ideal town centre location. Hall. Open Plan Modern Kitchen and Living/Dining Room. Master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room. Further Double Bedroom. Bathroom.

A substantial detached family house in pleasant location within walking distance of the village centre. Entrance Hall. Study. Drawing Room. Dining Room.

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WATERSFIELD £1,700 PCM

STORRINGTON £1,450 PCM

ASHINGTON £725 PCM

Well appointed detached family home with generous accommodation and recently refurbished to a high standard throughout.

Drawing Room. Dining Room. Study. Kitchen. Utility Room. Master Bedroom with Ensuite.

Attractive detached house offering spacious family accommodation situated in a private road. Hall. Study. Kitchen. Utility. Cloakroom. L-Shaped Drawing/Dining Room. Substantial Conservatory. Master Bedroom with Ensuite. Three Further Bedrooms. Bathroom. Gardens. Double Garage.

Modern first floor apartment in a sought after village location. Large Reception Room. Modern Kitchen. Two Double Bedrooms. Bathroom with Shower. Communal Gardens. Allocated Parking.

Horsham 01403 246750

Storrington 01903 744166

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149615 Central Horsham £575 pcm

928176 Shipley £575 pcm

577822 Greenacres £650 pcm

930220 Horsham £695 pcm

WATER RATES AND HEATING BILLS INCLUDED. Smart unfurnished ground floor studio flat situated in the heart of Horsham town centre.

RENT INCLUDES WATER RATES AND ELECTRICITY BILLS. Lovely self-contained studio flat in a picturesque rural location. For sole occupant.

Very spacious unfurnished one bedroom top floor flat set in a desirable development close to town and within easy reach of the station.

Well presented one double bedroom house with garden and situated in a pleasant residential are bordering a river. Available unfurnished.

87656 Meadvale £720 pcm

87961 Horsham £725 pcm

81833 Horsham £730 pcm

749562 Horsham £775 pcm

Two bedroom unfurnished end of terrace house situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac and within easy reach of the town centre.

Modern and well presented one bedroom house situated in a popular residential area with private south facing garden. Available unfurnished.

Purpose built two bedroom second floor flat with parking in a quiet but central development.

Optional furnishings.

Recently refurbished two double bedroom first floor flat benefiting from residents parking, garage and well maintained communal gardens.

661315 North Horsham £875 pcm

87287 Horsham £875 pcm

784310 Horsham £895 pcm

921986 Horsham £895 pcm

Well presented two bedroom terrace house situated in a popular residential area and benefiting from gas central heating and double glazing.

Well presented two bedroom unfurnished ground floor flat with parking, close to the town centre and within a walk of the station.

Recently completely refurbished two double bedroom unfurnished period house situated with a short walk of Horsham mainline station.

Newly redecorated and modern two bedroom end of terrace house situated in a popular area of North Horsham.

339189 Horsham £965 pcm

86323 North Horsham £1200 pcm

914808 Horsham £1450 pcm

327309 Shermanbury £2695 pcm

Luxury two bed two bath unfurnished apartment in a modern development within a short distance of Horsham main line station.

Modern three bedroom detached house with garage, driveway parking and situated in a highly desirable area.

Well located unfurnished four bedroom Victorian property arranged over 3-levels and benefiting from a detached garage and driveway parking.

Beautifully spacious and modern five bedroom bungalow in a quiet rural location.

Available unfurnished.

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Property

Attractive property in heart of Faygate village Most people traveling from Horsham to Crawley will be blissfully unaware of the small villages and hamlets they pass on their journey.

One such location is the hamlet of Faygate, with a local pub and main line railway station.

Lines and James are delighted to

be marketing a 3 bedroom property in Halls Drive.

The house was constructed approx 10 years ago to an extremely high standard, the accommodation comprises; kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances which include a dishwasher, cloakroom, lounge

with patio doors to the well kept south facing rear garden.

On the first floor there is a master bedroom with en-suite shower room, 2 further good sized bedroom, and modern family bathroom.

The property benefits from integral garage with private drive for extra parking. Ideally situated for easy access to M23/M25 and the towns of Horsham and Crawley are approximately 4 miles distance.

The property is available unfurnished from mid December at a rental of £1175 pcm.

Early viewing is highly recommended or for further details visit our website www.linesansdjames. com alternatively call 01403 210088.

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Detached 5 bedroom house 2 en-suites, large sitting room, dining room, large kitchen/breakfast room and conservatory, garden with patio area. Available now.

Detached 5 bedroom family home situated in a quiet location.

Kitchen, dining room, lounge, sitting room 2 en-suites, study, gardens & garage. Available now unfurnished

5 bedroom family home, sitting room, family room, study, dining room, utility room, kitchen, en-suite shower room, family bathroom, cloakroom and garden

Victorian 3 bedroom semi detached house 2 receptio room + conservatory. Master bedroom en suite. Garden. Double garage. Available unfurnished December

£1,250 Per calendar month

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£995 Per calendar month

£725 Per calendar month

A good size 3 bedroom family house with a low maintenance patio garden. The property is unfurnished and available at the end of November

A furnished semi detached property situated within a short distance of the Village

A first floor 3 bedroom maisonette situated in the centre of the Village. Lounge/dining room, cloakroom, kitchen, bathroom. Outside is a small patio area and allocated parking.

A recently refurbished first floor flat with one double bedroom in a converted period house within the centre of the Village.

This property is unfurnished and available now.

01483 274444

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Motors

the-resident.co.uk

Renault Scénic beats competitors Olli Nott Motors Reporter

olli@the-resident.co.uk

Lifestyle Renault is delighted with the results of the What Car? Green Awards and Next Green Car Awards of 2011, as its Renault Scénic model managed to steam past competitors to be crowned the best MPV at both awards.

Both schemes reward cars that major on green credentials and offer customers models which value the environment, but without any compromise. Fending off a series of talented challengers, the Renault Scénic 1.6 dCi Stop & Start triumphed, thanks to its frugal engine and low carbon emissions.

The French marque’s latest stateof-the-art diesel engine impressively combines the lower emissions of any MPV with the most power for an engine of its size on sale today, and yet still returns 64.2 mpg on the combined cycle. In spite of its fuelsipping nature, performance has not been compromised, with 0-62mph possible in just 10.3 seconds.

“The key to a good MPV is practicality and conformability” says Peter Isted, Managing Director of Lifestyle Europe. “This means creating a car that is large enough to accommodate multiple passengers

and have room for any luggage or equipment the driver may be carrying. Due to this, the engine must be powerful enough to be able to support a larger load.

However, this has caused problems for those who are looking for more eco-friendly and cost-effective vehicles. Renault has resolved this by creating a model which can meet all of these requirements. Renault has now been recognised for this with the two green car awards.”

The Scénic is an impressive model, and is in fact so eco-friendly that it currently does not cost anything to tax. Despite this, the engine still happily boasts an impressive 128bhp, perfect for carting around a large family and their possessions with ease.

The Scénic hasn’t skimped on additions either, incorporating features such as including automatic lights and wipers and heated mirrors as standard, as well as a host optional extras available. All of this is available from only £19,990 on the road.

For more information on the fantastic award winning Renault range, why not pop to your local Lifestyle Renault dealership, or visit the website at www.lifestyleeurope.co.uk.

Order books are open and you could even get your own car before Christmas! But don’t hold me to it!

Vauxhall Safety Check helps motorists stay road-safe this winter With cold winter weather on the horizon, local retailer, Stevens in Horsham is on hand to ensure motorists are ready for any adverse conditions, by offering a Vauxhall MasterFit Winter Safety Check.

For just £35 RRP, expertly-trained Vauxhall MasterFit technicians at Stevens on Billingshurst Road will visually check customers’ Vauxhall’s for any potential safety issues, ensure tyres are inflated to their optimum, perform any advised software

updates and top up all vital fluids.

What’s more, every customer who takes advantage of the Winter Safety Check from Stevens will receive an Autoglym Winter Care Pack worth £20, which contains everything you need for clear visibility when on the road.

Peter Stevens, Managing Director at Stevens, comments: “The Vauxhall MasterFit Winter Safety Check offers Vauxhall owners outstanding value and peace of mind that their vehicle is ready to face the winter months.”

Stevens is always keen to pass on their expert advice to local motorists, and during the winter season, it’s more important than ever to stay safe whilst on the move.

Peter Stevens adds: “When faced with severe conditions, think carefully about whether you really do need to travel. If you do need to drive on icy or snowy roads, plan your journey and drive very smoothly. Slow down gently by easing off the throttle and try to avoid applying the brakes. And just in case anything does happen,

it’s always worth carrying a suitable emergency kit in the car with you.”

Other top tips from Stevens include: • Check your car’s electrical systems are all working on a regular basis • Ensure your tyres have adequate tread (1.6mm is the legal minimum) • Keep tyre pressures at the levels recommended in your car’s handbook • Keep your windscreen clear and clean your windows outside as well as inside the car • If your windscreen in misting up, use the air conditioning to keep the

air dry Peter Stevens adds a final reminder to motorists: “Remember, the speed that you can stop from is a bus length on a dry warm day, but it can take the whole length of a football pitch on ice.”

For further information about the Vauxhall MasterFit Winter Safety Check, please visit Stevens at 78 Billingshurst Road, Broadbridge Heath, Horsham, W. Sussex, RH12 3LP. Alternatively, call 01403 256464 or visit www.stevensvauxhall.co.uk

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Motors

All-new 155mph Astra VXR revealed Hot on the heels of the recently launched GTC, these are the first official pictures of the new Astra VXR, which goes on sale next year and is set to become one of the most powerful cars in its class and the fastest production Astra in Vauxhall’s history.

Based on the GTC’s platform and powered by a 2.0-litre turbocharged direct injection engine, the Astra VXR produces 280bhp and a mighty 400 torques, enough for it to achieve a top speed of 155mph.

But while the Astra VXR is based on the new GTC, it has benefited from a raft of bespoke chassis modifications, transforming it into a focused, highperformance coupe.

Setting it apart from all other current Astras is a specially developed mechanical limited slip differential, which works on the front wheels. In conjunction with the GTC’s sophisticated HiPerStrut (High Performance Strut), the LSD provides the Astra VXR with exceptional lateral grip and traction through bends.

Further changes to the chassis include brakes developed by competition supplier, Brembo, and standard fitment of Vauxhall’s fully

adaptive FlexRide system. In the Astra VXR, FlexRide features not only a Sport button, but a VXR button, offering drivers the choice of two, more focused stages of damper, throttle and steering control.

Much of the chassis sign-off was done at the Northern Loop of the Nürburgring (Nordschleife), and was overseen by Le Mans 24-hour race winner, “Smokin’ Jo” Winkelhock.

“We have devised a great package that will convince even the most experienced and enthusiastic drivers – and not just on the Nürburgring!” said Winkelhock.

Visual identifiers for the Astra GTC comprise a set of specially sculpted front and rear bumpers, side skirts, an aerodynamic roof spoiler and two exhaust tail pipes in a trapeze shape.

Inside, the VXR’s cabin gets specially made performance seats with embossed logos in the backs, a flat-bottomed VXR steering wheel and upgraded instruments.

The UK is by far the Astra VXR’s biggest market in Europe, so sales interest in the car is set to be strong.

More details, including pricing and on-sale dates, will be revealed early next year.

I’ll be front of the queue!

THE CHEVROLET SALE WITH SAVINGS OF UP TO £6,000, YOU’LL NEED TO BE QUICK.

CAPTIVA 2.2 VCDi LT 7-SEAT

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Vehicles shown are Spark 1.2 LT, New Cruze 2.0 VCDi LTZ Hatchback and Captiva 2.2 VCDi LTZ with metallic paint at an extra cost of £375 for Spark and £410 for Cruze and Captiva. Offer prices available on vehicles registered between 10th November 2011 and 30th November 2011, whilst stocks last. Available at participating Dealers only. Not available in conjunction with any other offers. Available on UK supplied vehicles. 5 year warranty up to 100,000 miles, expires whichever occurs first. This offer includes Chevrolet’s standard Customer Care Commitment of a 2 year unlimited mileage manufacturer’s warranty, and third year manufacturer’s warranty with a 60,000 mile limitation.

Years 4 and 5 are an insurance-backed warranty up to a maximum of 100,000 miles. The warranty excludes wear and tear and serviceable items and the vehicle has to be serviced in accordance with the manufacturer’s servicing schedule. 5 year warranty is available on retail registrations only. Models shown in the thumbnails are not all UK specification and therefore not currently available in the UK. Vehicles currently available in the UK are Spark, Cruze, Orlando, Captiva and Corvette. For more information visit www.chevrolet.co.uk. Prices correct at time of press. Calls may be recorded and monitored for training purposes.

Official Government Environment Data. Fuel consumption figures mpg (litres/100km) and CO2 emissions (g/km). Chevrolet range: Urban: 28.2 (10.0) - 42.8 (6.6), Extra Urban: 44.1 (6.4) - 67.3 (4.2), Combined: 36.6 (7.7) - 55.4 (5.1). CO2 emissions 203 - 119g/km.

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Horsham celebrate at Tooting and Mitcham James Herd Football

Hugo Langton has been appointed Horsham manager after a successful period as temporary boss.

The Hornets’ form has improved under Langton, including a 2-2 draw at Tooting and Mitcham on Saturday, when Horsham came within three minutes of victory.

He said of his appointment: “I’m absolutely made up. From the moment I walked into the club as the assistant manager, I’ve enjoyed my time. It’s a great club.

“I’ve been at football clubs where there’s been very disruptive stuff going on, so it’s brilliant to have the people behind the scenes at Horsham as they are.

“I’ve managed before and it’s something I’ve missed doing for a few years. I’ve got the belief in myself that I can manage the football club.

“I’m a very happy man and I’ll be even happier if we’re still in the Ryman Premier League come April.

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“There’s no pressure on me. I put the pressure on myself because I’m fully aware of how hard this job is.

“I won’t leave any stone unturned in my quest to keep the team in the league. And if I do that, I’ll have a lie down for two weeks and celebrate!”

Langton has already been busy, having added several players to his �irst-team squad. They include former Napoli apprentice Senny Diedhiou, goalkeeper Tomasz Krul, Nicky Humphrey and Ian Varley.

Langton said: “We’ve tightened things up. We’ve brought in a few experienced bodies that the team needed and we’ve been harder to play against.

“The Lowestoft manager told me our shape is the best they’ve come across this season. Things like that are great. We’ve just got to keep working on it, building on it and

taking steps forward.

“The players have been brilliant, absolutely fantastic, and I can’t speak highly enough of them. They’re a terri�ic bunch.

“They’ve all got smiles on their faces, they’re all looking forward to training and looking forward to playing. I think they’d stopped doing that for whatever reason.”

Finally, Langton had a message for the fans.

He said: “I’d like to thank them all so much for their support so far. Ever since I took over, they’ve been very supportive.

“Up at Tooting on Saturday they were singing their hearts out, it was brilliant. I’m going to do my utmost to give them a team to be proud of and that they enjoy watching.”

Horsham chairman Kevin Borrett said: “In the time Hugo has been caretaker manager he has recruited some strong players to the squad and performances on the �ield have been much improved.

“We will give Hugo all the support he requires and wish him every success in his new role.”

Another Donnelly rant as ref costs YM at least a point Tom Norris Football

Boss Sammy Donnelly blamed referee Colin Mallows for Horsham YMCA’s 1-0 home defeat against 10-man Ringmer.

Matt Crane’s dubious foul on Ringmer defender Ryan MacMillan was enough to separate the sides, brother Aaron stepping up to coolly convert the penalty after 81 minutes.

Chances were at a premium throughout as Mallows’ controversial of�iciating governed a lifeless encounter.

The �irst 45 was a tedious affair with both sides creating little, although YM’s Timmy Martin �ired off the crossbar. And the second period followed a similar pattern, with the referee rarely allowing the game to �low.

Ringmer’s Clive Snell was sent off for a second bookable offence, a

supposed act of simulation in YM’s area, before Mallows took centre stage again with his penalty decision.

He also waved away YM’s appeals after a blatant shirt pull on Martin which could easily have seen the winger go down inside the box.

Donnelly claimed: “There’s only one person to blame for this result – and that’s him in there. I’ve not been happy with the standard of refereeing this season and it’s cost us the game.

“They say refereeing decisions even

themselves out, but that’s twice now I’ve had that this season. How can the referee give a penalty when two big lads have gone up for the ball?

“I won’t even talk to him because at the end of the day it’s disgusting. It’s just shocking. He’s ruined the game.”

YM have lost seven of their eight home matches in Division 1 of the Sussex County League, scoring only four league goals at Gorings Mead, but have won six times in nine games on the road.

Other results Sussex County League Division 2: Eastbourne United 0 Steyning 2, Wick 1 Storrington 3.

Division 3: Broadbridge Heath 3 TD Shipley 0, Rottingdean 6 (Watts 3) Roffey 2.

Sussex Intermediate Cup 3rd round: Sidley United Res 3 Forest 6 (Lampard 3) after extra time.

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Andrew’s hat-trick double Photo by Victoria Thompson

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I’ve started to get used to Saturdays without a match.

Last week I said I just needed to attend the England U19 match last Thursday to have watched a game at the American Express Community Stadium on every day of the week.

That went to plan when I arrived on the first of two NWSS coaches.

For these NWSS specials we were joined by the players and some of the parents of the Horsham Sparrows U9 team. A great account of the trip can be found at www.horshamseagull.co.uk I think I can safely say that Horsham Sparrows will be more than welcome to join us again.

England played Spain on Saturday, but due to a disgraceful decision by Sepp Blatter and FIFA they weren’t allowed to wear a remembrance poppy on their shirts.

The abuse that Blatter and FIFA got before and during the game, through the media and via social media sites, showed just how remote they are from the fans.

England won against Spain at Wembley in what was a one-sided game. Somehow after hardly touching the ball in the first half, England scored via a Frank Lampard header just after half time.

Scotland played in Cyprus, more known as a holiday destination than for its football, and duly won.

The match was never going to be of much interest to me, unless Albion’s Craig Mackail-Smith had scored one or more of the goals.

As one of the subs, Craig didn’t have the opportunity to have much of an impact on the game, but he got his chance 30 minutes from time and nearly scored right at the end.

He is going through a lean spell with Albion, but as anyone who watches him week in week out will tell you it’s not from him not trying.

The goals will come. Hopefully at Southampton tomorrow (Saturday).

Interest has been growing steadily in our trips to The Amex, so we are looking at running a second coach.

If you haven’t joined us on one of our trips yet, why not give us a go? You might be very pleasantly surprised how easy it is.

Andrew Roberts Youth Football

It was a memorable weekend for Andrew Roberts, who scored hattricks on successive days.

Roberts’ treble in the first 20 minutes helped Horsham U15 thrash Polegate Grasshoppers U15 12-1 in the County Cup, a day after he scored three for Lower Beeding and Handcross Lions U15.

Harry Lee and Ross Williams each scored twice for the young Hornets, while Callum Nash, Oliver East, Jordan Walser, Jared Ashmole and Glenn Johnson also got on the scoresheet.

Pick of the goals was Lee’s 25-yard free kick.

Grasshoppers scored the final goal, but it was the third time this season that Horsham U15 have hit double figures.

Horsham U14 enjoyed a 5-0 win against Spartan U15 in the third round of the Sussex Sunday Youth League Cup. A double by the prolific Liam Clarke, including a goal in the second minute, sandwiched strikes by Nick Bristow, Jack Reeves and Finn Bigg.

Hugo Cowan hit a post.

Horsham U16 progressed in the County Cup, thanks to a 3-0 win at

Eastbourne United U16.

Frequent scorer Jake Legrange and George Hole were forced off with injuries, but Zak Comber scored twice and Harry Smith got the other to help Horsham through.

Captain Connor Cushing ran the midfield for Horsham and was also outstanding as Royal United U16 beat East Grinstead Meads U16 6-0 in the Edwin Hill Cup. Debutant Tom Killner-Brown got a brace on his 16th birthday, while goals by Jake Legrange, Jacob Waller, Callum McHale and Joshua Wood’s screamer served to emphasise Royals’ dominance.

Horsham Sparrows U16 lost 4-2 at Albury Eagles U16 in Division A of the Horsham and District Youth League (HDYL), despite leading 2-1 through Dan Stutchbury and James Cooper. Goalkeeper Michael Thomas was busy.

Richard Castle’s hat-trick helped Broadbridge Heath U16 beat Horsham Crusaders U16 6-1 in Division C. Ben Martin, Adam Bolitho and Edvaldo Vicente scored the others, while defender James West also impressed.

Andrew Roberts’ hat-trick was the

highlight for Lower Beeding and Handcross Lions U15 as they beat Maidenbower United U15 6-2 in the Fred Sparks Cup. Glenn Johnson (two) and Callum Nash got the others, while Adam Ruz was Lions’ man of the match.

Horsham Tigers U12 maintained their 100 per cent record, edging a 4-3 thriller against St Paul’s Panthers U12 in the Roffey Robins Frank Giess Memorial Cup. Ben Whiteley and Zac Massey shared the goals, Whiteley’s second coming from just inside Panthers’ half.

Jack Frankland (three), Benjy Collins (two), Tim Bennett and Josh Baker got the goals as Chesworth Rovers U11 beat Cranleigh Comets U11 7-1 in the Heron Way Cup. Rovers followed up by winning 3-2 at Steyning Strikers U11 in Division A of the HDYL, with goals by Ewan Rennison and Josh Baker plus an own goal.

Horsham Sparrows Girls U14 produced a superb performance to beat Worthing Town Girls U14 2-1.

Sienna Haydon and Charlotte Long scored to end Town’s 100 per cent record, while Abbie Sandle was Sparrows’ player of the match.

Boxing club shows off fresh talent Horsham Boxing Club will bring new talent into the ring for its annual show, at the Holbrook Club tomorrow (Saturday, 7.30pm).

With many of the club’s boxers moving on for various reasons, a host of new boxers will make their debuts.

At least four junior boxers, aged 10 to 15, will have their first bouts and up to five seniors will step through the ropes for their first experience of competing for Horsham.

Established boxer Ben Pringle will also be fighting, but Danny Kirkland is expected to miss out due to illness.

Tickets are £12 in advance and £15 on the door. They can be purchased at Apache Menswear and Horsham Barbers or by phoning 07554 453862.

Atlantis youngsters face major challenge Andrew Dunlop Youth Swimming

Beth Hundleby, Beth Britton, Yasmin Hooker, Jade Stocker, Bex Lobley, Emma Dedman and Sabrina Watson

Eleven Atlantis swimmers will compete for their Horsham schools at the Quays, Southampton, on Saturday, November 26.

Sixteen teams nationwide will contest the ESSA Secondary Schools Team Championships, racing in 200m freestyle and medley relays in three age groups – junior, intermediate and senior.

Beth Britton, Yasmin Hooker, Eleanor Morris and Jade Stocker will represent Millais School in both of the junior relays. They are seeded sixth in the free and second in the medley, so have a good chance of finishing among the medals.

Emma Dedman, Beth Hundleby, Bex Lobley and Sabrina Watson will represent Millais in the intermediate girls medley relay.

The Tanbridge House boys intermediate team, for both the freestyle and medley relays, will

include Sam Carter, Cam Lambourne and Duncan Smith.

The fourth member of the team is Josh Trout, who swims for Crawley, although dad Nick is a long-time member of Atlantis.

Horsham schools are set to face quality opposition, including Millfield School, Plymouth College and Guildford High School.

Andy Lobley, Atlantis’ deputy head coach, said: “It’s great that Horsham will be represented by three school teams at these national finals.”

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Unbeaten visitors too good for Horsham Josh Tolhurst Rugby Union

Horsham recorded back-toback league defeats after failing to overcome Folkestone, who are unbeaten in the league this season.

Folkestone applied a lot of pressure early on, but Horsham got out of trouble a couple of times through good kicking.

Horsham started to have some time with the ball in hand and scored when quick hands by Joe Clarke down the line set up Jamie Gibbs on the wing for a try.

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penalty, coolly put over by Seyhan Fell.

Folkestone used their overlap effectively and found Ben Brooks who charged over to score their first try, giving them a lead they never relinquished.

Handling errors prevented the home side from making much ground and they were unable to get any closer to Folkestone as the halftime whistle was blown.

A Fell penalty extended the visitors’ lead and Horsham were their own worst enemy as simple

errors again let them down in the final third, even though both sides’ tackling was ferocious.

Out of nothing, Horsham thought they had scored when they raced over the line, only to be told that the opposition had touched the ball down before them.

Moments later, Folkestone had a player sin-binned for persistent giving away of penalties and pulling the scrum-half into the ruck.

But Folkestone won a 5m scrum and poor tackling allowed Jake Johnson to score after picking up from the base.

Horsham went for broke but were left thinking what could have been had they been that bit more disciplined.

Horsham try: Gibbs.

Jamie Gibbs scores Horsham’s try against Folkestone, but it was not enough

Photos by Oliver Wilks

Iain Fisher jumps as Neal Holden looks on

Wingers do the damage for Horsham youngsters Youth Rugby Union

Horsham U14 were slightly flattered by a 33-0 win against Chichester U14.

Chichester were stronger in the scrum, had parity in the lineout, defended well and spent long periods in Horsham’s half.

But Horsham were fiercer, more unrelenting in the tackle and edged it in the loose. When the ball did reach their back line, fly-half Callum Boswell and centres Rowan MurphyHunt and Alex Clery ensured quick ball.

Pacey wingers George Palmer and Matt ‘Shorts’ Collier each bagged a brace of tries with their customary efficiency.

Man of the match Clery scored Horsham’s other try as he intercepted the ball, held off a would-be tackler and raced away to score under the posts.

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Young Horsham up to third Martin Read Hockey

Photo by Steve Hook

Motor Sport Fallen leaves made the going very tough in the Horsham Riders Motorcycle trial at Rome Wood.

White Route: Eddie Charman 26 marks lost, Tony Flegg 47ml, Peter Bowker (pictured) 49ml.

Blue: Tom Horsborough 8ml, Graham Knight 10ml, Micheal Hyden 10ml.

Yellow: Brian Barnes 17ml, Nick Green 18ml, Chris Cina 18ml.

Red: Martin Summersby 3ml, Rob English 11ml.

Cricket

Chris Nash has signed a one-year extension to his contract, which will see him remain with Sussex until at least the end of the 2014 season.

The 28 year-old batsman and spin bowler, who attended Tanbridge House School and Collyer’s, said: “I have played here since I was seven years old, so to still be here is something I am very proud of.

“With the players we have in our squad, our work ethic and the brilliant support we receive from everyone involved with Sussex, we are all excited about what we can achieve over the next few years.

“I need to continue to score heavily in all forms to help Sussex win trophies and to push my claims for further honours.

“This is alongside the hard work I am putting in on my bowling.”

Mark Robinson, professional cricket manager at Sussex, said: “He is somebody we are looking to build the club around long term.”

Youth Cricket

Horsham Trinity U12 won two matches in the IDentilam Colts Indoor League at Tanbridge House School.

Trinity (65-4, Leon Donnelly 24*) beat Billingshurst U12 (64-4, Donnelly 2-8), Billingshurst (100-2) beat Barns Green U12 (92-3) and Trinity (1093, Oli Lewis 26*, Donnelly 23*) beat Barns Green (54-5, Greg Monk 24*, Harry Simpson 3-11).

Horsham

Another well-deserved, hardfought win escalated Horsham to third in the table.

Still being without senior players only served to make Horsham all the more determined. When Old Williamsonians took the lead through a deflection after 10 minutes of even play, John Burroughs quickly restored parity following a short corner.

Horsham scrapped for every ball, never allowing the Kent side to settle, but towards the end of the first half the visitors regained the advantage with an open goal.

Undaunted, Horsham immediately launched a penetrating raid, culminating with a fine strike from 15-year-old John Kimberley to level the score.

And after some end-to-end play, Ed Jackson gave Horsham a justified 3-2 lead on the stroke of half time.

Midway through the second half, Old Williamsonians had a goal disallowed as the ball was hit from outside the D. Horsham continued to mount further attacks, backed by resolute defence and brilliant saves by goalkeeper Ed Heathcock.

Coach Sam Naismith said: “We were again depleted, with four seniors missing. This was a tremendous effort from some of the best young players I’ve worked with, but as there’s still room for improvement this team will only get better.”

Photos by Clare Turnbull

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Maidstone Ladies

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Team manager Al Campbell said: “We had a game plan and sticking to it paid dividends.”

A late goal condemned Horsham Ladies to a cruel 2-1 defeat at Maidstone Ladies after the visitors enjoyed by far the lion’s share of possession.

Amanda Hilsdon scored in the first half, leaving the teams level at the interval, but further Horsham moves went unrewarded.

Team manager Jane Denman said: “Our performances against the higher teams have been good and it was galling to fall at the final hurdle just when we appeared to be in control.

“It was especially frustrating to see Maidstone’s goals coming from a short corner and a penalty flick.

“We played well again and never gave up but just couldn’t find the net. If we continue to dominate play in the same committed vein, better results will follow.”

Horsham travel to league strugglers Kings Alleyns tomorrow (Saturday) before Horsham Ladies entertain thirdplaced Sevenoaks on Sunday (1.30pm).

Dan Rhodes takes evasive action as Freddie Campbell shoots

John Kimberley, 15, scored for Horsham

Horsham celebrate on their way to a hard-fought win

Mixed fortunes for Southwater race aces Rory Cooper

Basketball

Holbrook Allstars lost 53-39 to University of Brighton South Downs Suns, the Sussex Ladies champions.

Scorers: Ana Sztancs 8, Lindsay Russell 8, Jenny Webb 6, Sarah Storey 6, Molly Tavolieri 4, Nicky Shaw 4, Kirsty Batchelor 3.

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Photo by Chris Woolgar

Motor Sport

Southwater’s Rory Cooper suffered frustration when his test session with Colards Motorsport was postponed due to fog at Brands Hatch.

Cooper, who attended Southwater Primary School, The Forest School and Collyer’s, recently finished fourth in the 750 Motor Club series with 580 points, only two points from second.

The 25-year-old hopes to move into the Ginetta G40 Championship next year – a major step towards the pinnacle of British saloon car racing, the British Touring Car Championship.

Dad Jez said: “The budget we are looking to raise is £25,000. This sounds a lot, but in the scheme of the potential and return it is very cheap in professional racing terms.”

Potential sponsors can contact Cooper through The Resident – matthew@the-resident.co.uk • Jolyon Palmer, also from Southwater, produced an outstanding drive in the GP2 Finals Feature Race at the Yas Marina circuit, Abu Dhabi.

The 20-year-old started fifth and made up two places early on before crossing the line third, his maiden podium finish.

He said: “I am extremely happy and want to say thanks to Addax.”

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