The Resident - 23rd April 2010

Friday, 23rd April 2010

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Well Brian and Dany Lay of Comptons Lane, Horsham, know all too well, having called up Horsham taxi form AAA2B to get them home from Italy!

Their dream trip to Venice started to become a nightmare as volcanic ash clouds swept across Europe, resulting in a mass cancellation of flights across the continent.

For teachers Brian and Dany, with a teenage daughter at

home, it was vital that they got home as soon as possible.

Having exhausted all avenues in the Italian city of romance, and not prepared to stumped up the EUROS 6,000 quoted by one Venetian taxi firm, they called Horsham and within just a few hours driver Tim Poole was on his way, for “ a third of the price.”

Meanwhile, nearly 30 members of the Horsham’s Atlantis Swimming Team were making their way home from an Italian training camp...by coach!

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Green light for homes Yawn, another housing story...

Yes, but this is a big one, and you need to know about it. A new housing development of up to 1044 homes in the ‘Land west of Horsham’ site has been approved. It’s behind the Tanbridge School/Hills Farm area and heads off into Broadbridge Heath.

I thought this was approved a few weeks ago?

No, there was a big issue with the number of affordable homes being offered by the developer, Berkeley’s, when the application came up last month. So it was deferred until Tuesday night.

And now it’s all go! t is indeed. It’s been talked about for years this one, and now the developer can press on. In this new neighbourhood, there will also be a fire station, community centre and expanded school facilities.

So it was plain sailing this time around?

No, far from it. A number of residents spoke out with very valid concerns, and the councillors on the North Area Planning Committee meeting on Tuesday night debated the issues for three hours. But in the end the usual thing happened the Lib Dems voted against it and the ruling Conservative members voted for it.

And there’s more of them?

Yes. They agreed with the recommendations of the council’s planning officers to push ahead with the scheme.

Then why were the other councillors and residents unhappy?

There are three main issues.

The first is infrastructure. The development proposal includes a separate junction on the A24 immediately north of High Wood Hill, but the problem is that won’t be built for several years, when a few hundred houses will have been built. Up until then the traffic will have to use the current Farthings Hill junction, which is already pretty busy.

Surely that’s crazy?

As the planning officers and members of West Sussex County Council pointed out, there has been vast research done on infrastructure and traffic movements in the area, and other similar models have been studied, and they have deemed that the area can cope.

And the residents don’t agree?

Not at all. It’s fair to say that several are mystified as to how such a conclusion can be reached! One campaigner, Paul Martin, went on to Google Earth and found the image taken when the Google camera

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So they haggled and got a better deal!

Well, they haggled. And the deal should be good in the end.

The development comes with a condition - a Section 106 Agreement.

The Land West of Horsham, and below, Paul Martin’s images of the flood damage

vehicle was at the junction. The picture tells its own story, as do his images of the flooding!

Flooding! Here?

Well, there. The River Arun and its floodplain, along with Boldings Brook tributary, runs parallel to Hills Farm Lane, and splits the development area into two. Residents are not happy with the findings of the Environment Agency, and Denne Neighbourhood Council raised questions about the results, backed up again by clear, photographic evidence. There is a fear amongst current residents that the development

will increase flooding in the area.

And the third issue is?

Our old friend ‘affordable housing’. You may recall that this was the stumbling block when the planning application last came up. We won’t go into it in great details as we don’t have big broadsheet pages to fill, but Berkeley’s originally proposed 20%. However, developments in other parts of the country meant there was a big opportunity for this level to rise, which is good for the council as they have a certain quota to meet.

They do go out of their way to make these things sound complicated, don’t they?

It’s a nationwide conspiracy to bore people out of going along to council meetings.

So what is a Section 106?

It means that if property prices go up during the course of the development, which will occur over the next 12 years with roughly 100 homes built each year, then the number of affordable homes goes up.

So we just have to trust the property developers!

Well, that’s the fear some harbour. But the Chief Executive , Tom Crowley, gave a guarantee that a “watertight” agreement will be in place. And there will be a review at each phrase of building to ensure that the council is getting a fair deal with affordable homes.

What’s a fair deal?

The maximum percentage of affordable homes would be 40%. The council chiefs won’t want to be seen with egg on their faces, which they will if they set the trigger for the

agreement too high, and we’re sure that they’re way too smart to let that happen.

So when do we get to see these new facilities?

The houses are likely to be built from 2011, but it could be many years before the community facilities are in place. As one officer stated at the meeting: “It is not always realistic to put in the community facilities before the housing development takes place.” Boo!

And where else are they going to be building homes?

There will be new housing West of Bewbush. It narrows the game between the two towns, but not by a lot.

And Southwater?

There’s five sites that are being considered for housing in the Core Strategy, including Billingshurst and Southwater (also Holbrook North, Ifield and Chennells Brook).

They won’t all go ahead (well, we don’t think) but there won’t be much development on that for some time now. But if you want to find out more both Southwater (Keep Southwater Green) and Billingshurst (Save Billingshurst) have good campaign websites If you’d like to find out more about the proposals visit www.horshamdistrictldf.info

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Tough Coaching

Everafta headline at the return of The Rock Asylum nights at The Xtra Time Bar, Broadbridge Heath Sports Centre, tonight (23rd April), with support.

Horsham covers band Solice will be at The Sussex Barn in North Heath Lane in Horsham tonight (23rd Apr) Support comes from Dani Barnes

Read about Brian and Dany’s crazy cab adventure on Page 30!

Members of the Atlantis swimming team were clearly devastated to be stuck in Italy, missing school!

The Atlantis Swimming team finally pulled into the car park outside The Pavilions leisure centre a little before 6pm on Wednesday evening.

They had been due home from their Easter break training camp in the coastal town of Lignano last Friday.

But like so many others, their plans were somewhat altered by a volcanic ash cloud!

But there will be plenty who have suffered far more than the Atlantis team of 24 youngsters and four coaches. If you’re going to be stuck you might as well be with your friends in sunny Italy!

And there will be no excuses for not picking up plenty of gold medals next season - the swimmers clocked up an incredible 92,000metres between them

because of the extended training camp.

Speaking to The Resident straight off the coach on Wednesday, coach Andy Lobley said: “We were due to fly out last Thursday evening, but that was cancelled so we didn’t even go the airport.

“The flight was rescheduled for Tuesday but that was cancelled too so we hopped on a coach about 25 hours ago.

“We kept training for the extra days so the time was well spent!”

During the extra days, Andy and some of the children kept updating the blog so that all the parents knew everyone was safe and well, but when school started and the crisis dragged on there was suddenly more urgency to get people back.

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Andy said: “The kids have been first class, every single one of them. But the parents obviously needed the kids back.

“The whole trip has been great fun. We have kids aged nine to 17 here so quite a mix but they all get on well.

“BA paid for the extra nights and the resort gave us free pool time, so we were well looked after, but it is a relief to be home!

“I think it’s an experience none of the kids will forget and will certainly go down in Atlantis history!”

The group had to pay EUROS 3,800 for the coach, having initially been quoted EUROS 8,000.

So what have we learned from all this? Horsham folk make great hagglers!

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Police act swiftly after dog attack

As you will have probably seen or read in the national news, an 18month-old baby girl was killed by a dog in Broadfield, Crawley, on Saturday.

This terrible event has again highlighted the issue of keeping dangerous dogs, and already the police in Sussex have acted.

A pitbull has been seized from a property in Washington, near Storrington, after a dog warrant was executed in a pre-planned operation on Monday 19th.

A total of four dogs were seized on suspicion of being pitbull types banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, one of which was confirmed to be a pitbull by the owner.

Chief Inspector Mark Trimmer said: "Although this operation has been planned for some time, we are all sadly aware of the tragedy in Crawley over the weekend.

“We would like to reassure the community that Sussex Police takes potential crimes involving dogs extremely seriously.

"Pitbulls are powerful dogs that

could easily inflict serious injury and it important to keep them off our streets. I would like to thank the members of the public who provided the vital information that lead to this warrant.

“I hope this demonstrates to the local community that we take their concerns seriously and will act on

the information provided to us."

The dogs will remain in kennels while the investigation continues.

Anyone with concerns relating to dangerous dogs or with information relating to rural or animal crime, whether domestic or wild, is asked to contact Sussex Police on 0845 60 70 999 or anonymously to

the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

Meanwhile, a 32 year old man, the owner of the dog and uncle of the victim Zumer Ahmed, was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter shortly after the attack.

He has now been released on police bail pending further enquiries.

It is thought that the dog was an American Bulldog, although this is subject to confirmation by experts; this is not a breed to be banned under the Dangerous Dogs Act. It is currently being held by Sussex Police and will be destroyed.

A post mortem was held on Sunday and showed that she died as a result of haemorrhaging and fracturing of the skull from multiple dog bites.

In a statement, Zumer’s family said: “Our cherished baby Zumer was taken from us in tragic circumstances. Nothing will ever replace the laughter and love she brought into our home. We are struggling to come to terms with the gap her passing has left. “

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Linking in with the national Change4Life campaign Horsham District residents are being given an opportunity to try out for free or at low cost what activities are on offer at their local leisure centre to help get active and have fun this summer.

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Poppy Maunders, 11, went for a 5km swim!

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Some were notching up the lengths at record pace, with the volunteers from the Army Cadets barely able to keep count.

While for others the Swimathon at Bluecoats leisure centre, Christ’s Hospital, was completed at a more leisurely pace!

John, who at 77 was the oldest participant, and Sue, who also competed for the Water Babies team, both fall into that second category, but did a valiant job, managing 72 and 80 lengths of the pool respectively.

Poppy Maunders, pictured above left, was the first to register for Swimathon 2010 and the 11-year-old completed a five kilometre swim.

They were amongst the 132 swimmers at Bluecoats, taking part in the world’s biggest swim, held at leisure centres nationwide over the weekend in aid of Marie Curie Cancer care.

Impressively, Bluecoats ranked seventh out

Ludlow Monks give the 2010 Swimathon the thumbs up of over 500 in the country for the number of participants, and second only to Guildford Spectrum on the regional ranking list.

The youngest swimmer was two-year-old Reggie, pictured below with mum Juliet and dad Jeff. With the aid of a float, he was able to complete several lengths - with a little bit of help from dad!

Another star of the day was Tony of Tony and the Teenagers, but he’s not done yet -

Two year old Reggie was the youngest participant

this weekend he’ll be in London for the Marathon! Meanwhile Julie, in team ‘3 Bears’, swam on her 21st birthday.

Bluecoats Swimathon co-ordinator Gill Probin said: “My favourite session is the Sunday event where most of the participants are swimmers from the Bluecoat swim school.

“It is so wonderful to see the enthusiasm of these young swimmers. One of the main reasons why I am involved in the Swimathon is I really want to encourage people to take up swimming as a daily activity to promote a healthier lifestyle.

“I hope these swimmers will participate for many years to come.”

Gill also thanked Horsham Air Cadets 1015 Squadron for their help. Over 19,000 people took part in Swimathon 2010, with other local pools taking part in the event included Billingshurst leisure centre and the Pavilions in the Park.

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Eight up for Horsham hotseat Who will get your vote on 6th May?

Well if you don’t like the ‘Big Three’ there are plenty of alternatives here in Horsham.

The day of the election is May 6th, and eight candidates will be looking for your vote here.

The man they have to beat is the current Horsham MP, Francis Maude. It might be that his horse could hobble home to victory with a broken leg and a blindfold, but that won’t stop the others trying.

Godfrey Newman is the Liberal Democrats candidate, and in recent weeks has campaigned for better Post Office services.

Also hoping to at least get 5% of the Horsham vote so they get their candidacy fee back will be the Labour Party. Andrew Skudder represents the party.

The Greens have fielded a local candidate, Nick Fitter, as have The UK Independence Party (UKIP) with young candidate Harry Aldridge seeking your vote.

He’ll be speaking at a public meeting in Roffey on the 30th April if you want to hear more of his views.

Another man hosting an event is Jim Duggan, of the Peace Party, standing for peace, justice and non violence. He’ll be in Market Square on the 1st May - if you’re not sure what he looks like, he’s the one that looks like Billy Connolly with pink streaks in his hair.

The final candidates are Steve Lyon of the Christian Party, and Independent Derek Kissach.

You’ll be able to read about the local candidates right here in The Resident in next week. Whoever you de-

cide to vote for - please make it count!

The Horsham District’s Electoral Register totals over 100,000 people, a figure that continues to grow by about 500 a year.

The final date for postal and proxy vote applications is 5pm on Tuesday 27th April. Everyone is being asked to return the relevant forms directly to Horsham District Council.

The number of postal votes at this year’s General Election is expected to grow again. This year's postal vote ballot forms go out to residents from today (23rd April) and must be returned to Horsham District Coun-

cil’s offices in Horsham by 10pm on 6th May. For those voting on 6 May, there are 69 polling stations in the Horsham District and polling stations will be open from 7am-10pm on the day.

Full details of which polling station to use and where it is will be sent by post to all voters on polling cards from this week.

Postal voting and proxy forms can be obtained from Horsham District Council by email at elections@horsham.gov.uk or by calling 01403 215126.

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The Rock Asylum is back at the Xtra Time Bar at Broadbridge Heath Sports Centre from tonight. Tickets for this first event at 7pm are just £3 (£4 on the door) Everafta perform along with Angry Badgers and Gregk Foley. Tickets from the sports centre or see music page for details

Author Carrie King will be at Waterstone’s book shop in Horsham today, from 11am, signing copies of her JoniPip books. Carrie’s new book, The Life in the Wood with Joni-Pip, has received good reviews across the pond, with one even calling it “a must for any library”. We couldn’t tell you...

Horsham & District Model Railway Club are holding an Open Day from 10am to 4pm at Horsham Youth Club, Hurst Road. Members will be operating our club layout showing progress to date, plus OO and N gauge test layouts (we’ve no idea!).

Entry is £1. www.hdmrc.org.uk

30th Apr

For sheer energy and enthusiasm it's difficult to think of a better folk performer than Tim Laycock who will be appearing at Horsham Folk Club at 8pm. His singing style complements his material perfectly whether it be traditional a capella or accompanied by his superb concertina playing.

1st May

It’s not actually Phil Collins but, against all odds, the singer of No Jacket Required has also lost his hair! The tribute act have sold out the Capitol five times, and give a great show. They’re playing unplugged for two nights (also 1st May), so book up on 750220.

1st May

Three mums looking to raise money for Action Medical Research and Round Table Children’s Wishes are hosting a charity fashion show at Southwater Junior School from 7pm.

Tickets cost £5 (includes drink) and are available from Bearing Gifts in Lintot Square

T Rex are recreated live at The Capitol with T-Rextasy’s Electric Boogie Tour. T-Rextasy guarantee to get audiences on their feet with performances of classics like Get It On, Metal Guru, 20th Century Boy and Telegram Sam. Tickets: £17 from the Capitol on 01403 750220

6th May

As election favour grips the nation (yeah, it’s really exciting - yawn!)

UKIP will be holding a public meeting at the Millennium Hall, Crawley Rd, Roffey, at 7.30pm tonight. Harry Aldridge, the Horsham candidate, will be among the speakers. Warning -may contain anti-EU opinions!

6th May

Jim Duggan is not your average election candidate. He’ll be out spreading his message of peace in the Market Square from 10am. Later on in the evening, he’ll be at The Bear, where it is hoped live music will be provided. Look for the guy with long gray hair and pink highlights!

It’s the first proper event of the season at Knepp Castle Pony Club. The opening chukkas is on 17-18th April, but the May Cup today is the first one well worth a visit for the general public. It’s more welcoming and enjoyable than you might think! See www.kneppcastlepoloclub.co.uk

The podium in the park concerts season kicks off with the Band of the Royal British Legion today, at 2.304.30pm. Should be even better now that the Cafe in the Conservatory is now open! The following Sunday (same time) sees Horsham Salvation Army Band perform.

Election day today - please use your vote! Here in Horsham, you’ll get to pick from current MP Francis Maude, Lib Dem’s Godfrey Newman, UKIP’s Harry Aldridge, Labour’s Andrew Skudder, Jim Duggan of the Peace Party, and 3 others!. Will it be another five years with Mr Maude?

Forest Amateur Musical Entertainers make a return visit to The Studio at the Capitol for three nights from tonight, with a programme of song and dance. Including numbers from musicals past and present along with songs from the hit parade. Tickets cost £11 from 01403 750220

To coincide with the English Festival in Horsham, the town’s most loved and most hated landmark will celebrate its glorious re-launch. You can pop along to cheer as the fountain gets going again - or throw bubble bath in - depending on how you feel about the Shelley Fountain

What with the Piazza Italia being so successful, the organisers of Horsham’s other big events look to be sneaking a vehicle theme in - so there’s a historic vehicle rally at the English Festival in the town centre this weekend. Well, it can’t survive on Morris Dancing forever!

Horsham Lions and Horsham Joggers have organised a 10k running event starting and finishing at Horsham Rugby Club. The race starts at 11.00am and is a 2 lap course mainly on road. For details see www.horshamjoggers.co.uk or www.horshamlions.freeuk.com

There’s an open mic night at Gary’s Live Music Club at Coolham Village Hall tonight. Performers include Les Elvin, John De Little, trevor Clawson, Trevor Lynn (clearly Trevors everywhere are making a bid for stardom!)& Mike Whiteley (pictured) and Andrew Perry & Peter Clifton.

Barns Green RFC hosts a charity rugby 7's tournament from 1.30pm in memory of Simon Viney, a young player who tragically passed away before Christmas. Funds raised from the event go to Wooden Spoon.

There’s also competitions, raffles, bar and BBQ on the village green.

BBC Radio 2 personality, TV presenter, columnist and damned funny woman to boot, Clare Teal returns to Horsham for an amazing night of music. Jazz Vocalist of the Year three times running, Clare is blessed with a stunning voice. Tickets £19 from 01403 750220

The Kidz Stuff festival looks to be a better package all round this year, and boasts no less than five world record attempts across three days!

Sunday will see a huge gunge fight.

Dave Benson Phillips will be about too, and it should be a cracking weekend. See www.kidzstuff.org.uk

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Girls on top again

Review: HAODS production of Oklahoma! at The Capitol Theatre, Horsham There’s really no excuses for Horsham Amateur Operatic and Dramatics Society not putting on a good production of Oklahoma!

This is, after all, the fifth time that the group has staged this musical, the first collaboration between Rodgers & Hammerstein.

And save for the dream sequence just before the end of the first period, which was lacking a little cohesion and conviction, this will go down as another great success for HAODS, who once again attracted a full house.

Five or six might have suffered a heart attack when the gunshots were suddenly fired, but that aside the audience had an enjoyable experience!

It was the girls again who stole most of the plaudits, primarily Siobhan McMahon as Laurey, who may not boast the greatest stage presence in the company, but is almost certainly blessed with the greatest voice.

S i o b h a n’ s voice soars in one o f

the lead roles, and love interest Curly (played by Mark Freeman) has a job on his hands to keep her honest! But he does a fine job, providing us with a loveable, rogue-ish turn, with all the confidence you would expect from such an experienced campaigner.

Jane O’Sullivan has a good deal of fun playing the feisty Aunt Eller, and was one of the best at adapting to the American twang, although it must be said that the standard in this department was very high in general.

But again, they’ve had plenty of practice!

As we saw in Fiddler on the Roof,

HAODS has strength in depth when it comes to roles for younger women, and they all bring something different to the table.

Katy Kinsella, for instance, doesn’t have the vocal range of Siobhan, but lights up the stage as bubbly, flirty, as-far-frombeing-wife-material-as-youcan-get minx Ado Annie.

We hope her boyfriend wasn’t in the crowd - she was clearly having far too much fun kissing most of the male cast!

Ian Blackmore, playing Annie’s main love interest Will Parker, will certainly have less enjoyable roles to play in the future!

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Continued from Page 12 But while she may have played a dippy character, Katy was sharp enough to mime lines to a co-star in a pickle at one point.

And Roz Hall as Gertie took full advantage of her brief cameos, with a wonderful executed, delightfully cringe-inducing laugh, like a hyena full

“Roz Hall as Gertie took advantage of her cameos, with a delightfully cringe-inducing laugh, like a hyena full of helium”

of helium.

Well worthy of praise is Kevin Summers as Ali Hakim, who not only has to maintain a Persian accent, but sing in it too.

He did though, get to steal most of the play’s best lines.

“You get tired of a woman.

With one woman what can you do - you just get tireder and tireder.”

But the whole cast pull together, and the play was never

better than when many of them were on stage singing and acting together.

There’s nobody hiding at the back, like you get in some productions - some poor kid who would rather be anywhere else but is dragged in because his mum is costume designer of something!

In fact, one of the older members of the cast looked like he really was ‘born under a wandering star’ and was lov-

ing it, rolling back the years with some country dancing.

It’s as much the look of the show that makes the HAODS productions so appealing as the singing and dancing. While the dance routines may not be good enough to see HAODS feature in the next Rihanna pop video, the choreography and direction really wasn’t bad. In the background was a superb musical team, and they barely missed a beat all night.

And the costumes for all members of the cast - not just those in lead roles - were superb.

So another triumph then for HAODS. While it may not be their finest hour, it was certainly a praise-worthy effort from all involved, as the group continues to thrive 55 years after its foundation.

There’s no time to revel in the glory though - Kiss Me Kate is just five months away!

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Weird news from Planet Earth

9-legged Octopus

A nine-legged octopus was caught and found its way to Hellas Bakery and Restaurant in Florida.

Head Chef Emmanuel Psomas says he was steaming the octopus Thursday when he discovered that it seemed, well, leggier than normal. Psomas says he's cooked octopus for 40 years it's a Greek delicacy - and has

never seen one with an extra leg He says he counted the legs three times in disbelief. He plans to eat it soon!

An Australian publisher has had to pulp and reprint a cookbook after one recipe listed "salt and freshly ground black people" instead of black pepper.

Penguin Group Australia had to reprint 7,000 copies of Pasta Bible last week, the Sydney Morning Herald has reported.

The reprint cost A$20,000 ($18,000; £12,000), but stock in

bookshops will not be recalled as it is "extremely hard" to do so, Penguin said. The recipe was for spelt tagliatelle with sardines and prosciutto.

Unusual ingredient

King of dictators

A sketch said to depict a real life game of chess between Hitler and Lenin is expected to fetch thousands of pounds at auction.

The drawing is said to be signed on the reverse by the two future dictators, and drawn by Emma Lowenstramm, Hitler's then art teacher, in Vienna in 1909.

When the etching was made,

Hitler was 20 and a jobbing artist in the city while Lenin was twice his age and in exile, reports the Daily Telegraph.

A Suffolk man found his wife on Google Street View - 43 times.

Terry Southgate, 55, was curious to see if he could spot himself or Wendy, 52, on the site, reports The Sun. He was thrilled when he saw Wendy walking their dog Trixie - and followed their usual route online.

But he was amazed when she appeared in shot after shot for almost half a mile in their village of Elmswell.

A Beluga whale is making a big splash as an artist after picking up a paintbrush at an oceanarium in China.

Keepers at the Qingdao Polar Ocean World say Xiao Qiang started out when he simply grabbed a paint brush left behind buy a visitor and started playing with it.

Now the seven year old star's paintings are changing hands for hundreds of pounds among

fans. "He showed a lot of interest in painting right from the start so now all we have to do is give him the brushes and hold the paper while he paints with his mouth," said a trainer.

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Gridiron touches down in the town American Football is coming to Horsham - and that’s a big 10-4 good buddy!

We’ve already got the Chevrolet dealership, and what with the town’s baseball club being amongst the best in the country, surely it’s only a matter of time before we get a Wendy’s, a Guns n’ Ammo store and maybe even a Nascar track!

American Football, or “Gridiron” as it is sometimes called, returns to Horsham this year for the first time in over 20 years since the days of the now defunct Horsham Predators.

The Sussex Thunder, 2008 National Division 1 Champions, will compete in the top flight of British American Football at their new home of Broadbridge Heath Stadium.

The club will make the short move from their current home in

Crawley in time for the start of the 2010 British American Football Association Community League (BAFACL) Premiership season in early May, although they don’t have a home game until June.

At the end of the 2009 season, the Thunder management team made the decision to find a new venue, one which would be suitable to host Premiership football and have the facilities available to provide an enjoyable game day experience for all.

After an extensive search of venues across the county, negotiations were opened with Broadbridge Heath’s management and an agreement was reached for the club to play its home games in 2010 and beyond.

Club Chairman Tony Miller said: “We have been searching for a venue like this for a while, but have been unable to find somewhere with the right facilities.

“When we approached DC Leisure, who run the stadium, they where more than helpful. They were very keen to do all they could to make the move affordable to us and provide all the assistance they

could during the move.”

Club Vice-Chairman and GB Lions Quarterback Eber Kington added: “Moving to the stadium will give us a base to provide a full game game-day experience for our supporters.

“It ticks all the right boxes and will hopefully give us the chance to promote both the team and football in general and also attract more fans and sponsors to the game”.

Claire Fleming, Operations Manager for DC Leisure at the stadium said: “I think this will be a great arrangement for both us and the club and we look forward to forming a long-term partnership between us. Personally I can’t wait for the season to start.”

The clubs first game at their new home will be on Sunday June 6th, when the visitors will be local rivals the Farnham Knights.

Anyone who would like more information or to become involved with the club either playing, becoming a member of the game-day staff or sponsoring the team should contact the manager Tony Miller on 07793 145709 or chairman@sussexthunder.co m.

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Still on track By the way, Gary Marlow is still going strong on his mission to ‘Do 30’.

As we’ve reported before, Gary turned 30 and decided to embark on a series of fundraising efforts, attempting to do 30 weird and wonderful things to raise money for 30 different charities.

For his most recent challenge - -number five on the list - Gary went “upt North” to revisit the route of the first ever railway, which dates back to 1830.

His next venture is of course the London Marathon this weekend.

You can follow Gary on Twitter at twitter.com/do30

Classics hunt

The organisers of Horsham’s English Festival are appealing for owners of Classic English cars and bikes of the 60s and 70’s to get involved with a display in the town centre on Sunday, 9th May. For more details contact Paul Williams on celpaulwilliams@aol.com or call 01403 266990

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Well, what a remarkable weekend for British motorsport it was.

Of course, we’re not referring to the extended national anthem being played at the Chinese Grand Prix as Button and Hamilton romped home in a British-built car for a McLaren one-two.

No - for the first time in a generation a Briton won a World Formula Two Championship race.

Exactly a generation as it turns out - the winner was Jolyon Palmer, and the last winner was father Jonathan in Mugello, Italy, in 1983.

The former F2 champion and Chief Executive of MotorSport Vision was at Silverstone today to witness his son's success and hand an ecstatic Jolyon his trophy at the end of the race.

Jolyon, from Southwater, won the first race of the season at Silverstone on Sunday and followed that with a second place finish to Philipp Eng in race two, and now leads the championship.

Having b e e n fastest in testing in recent weeks, Jolyon spoke to

the Resident last week, saying he was “going for the title”.

That ambition must now very much be the goal, and it could be that he could follow in his father’s footsteps and secure a spot in Formula One. Last year’s F2 champion Andy Soucek secured a test drive position at F1 new boys Virgin F1.

Jolyon kept a cool head to control the race from lights-toflag. Follow Brit Dean Stoneman was able to exert steady pressure during the opening series of laps, but lost ground after a spin at Becketts in the mid stages.

Such was the dominance of the top two however, that Stoneman was able to return to the track and maintain second position, eventually finishing the race little over three seconds behind. " I t ' s fantastic, all I could h a v e hoped for r e a l l y," s a i d Jolyon. "I w a s

under pressure at the start but managed to hold it off and get a small gap. Then I was just concentrating on saving my tyres for the last laps, not making any mistakes and trying to keep focused.

“I am really delighted with my first F2 win."

In Race Two, Austrian driver Eng resisted a spirited challenge by Jolyon to clinch victory, taking the chequered flag by just 0.8 seconds.

It was almost a perfect weekend for Palmer. The 19-yearold attacked Eng as they ran down to Copse for the first time, but the Austrian blocked his move and Dean Stoneman seized the opportunity to drive around the outside of his compatriot into second, but he retired with mechanical problems.

Jolyon told The Resident on Thursday: "Pre-season testing was really positive, I've been at the sharp end the whole time and it's reflected in this weekend. I am really happy with the weekend and it's above all my expectations.

“I think my dad is really proud. Before the race I didn’t know that he was actually the last British winner!

“He’s pleased but he tends not to get too involved. I’m old enough to make my own decisions now!”

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Sweet treats at Greets

Back in 2006, a Channel 4 programme declared Horsham as the second best place in the country to live.

It was judged on trivial matters - school grades, crime rates, property prices etc - but you can just as easily judge an area by the quality of its pubs and foods!

And here in the Horsham area, we are spoilt. So much so, that some pubs that may well be overflowing with customers in other areas, have to fight for business.

And some have to fight harder than others. A few years ago, The Greets Inn was one of those that most people considered on ‘the shortlist’ when opting to venture out for a Sunday roast.

But for many it slipped off that list when it began to focus on Italian food.

Now new proprietor Duncan Entwhistle is gradually rebuilding the reputation of the Greets, re-establishing regular customers and turning it back into a traditional English pub.

Duncan said: “We’ve been here several months ago, and we’ve worked hard on the building and we’re currently doing work to the garden to make it more appealing for families.

“We want to be one of the pubs that people first consider when they are heading out for a meal. It just takes a while to build up to that point again!”

The Resident popped along to The Greets on Sunday to sample the new menu, and was impressed by it’s focus on traditional English dishes. On the cusp of the village is a deer park, and they were out in great numbers at the weekend

- so it was difficult to pass up the Venetian Pate on offer!

The Greets does indeed buy much of it’s produce from A&R Bailey’s, the village’s superb butchers, who in turn do source meat from the park.

Served with crusty bread and a side salad, the pate was a generous starter, while the

‘We want to be one of the pubs that people first consider when they are heading out for a meal. It just takes a while to build up to that point again!’

homemade Leek and Potato soup again demonstrated a simple but satisfying approach to the staple dishes of an English Country Pub menu.

Should you miss the days when The Greets went Italian, Parma ham and melon is still on the menu!

For the main course I tried a Cottage Pie, which in truth was let down by the potato. So next time instead I would go for the roast, which is of course what all English pubs should be judged on!

Serving up both roast beef and roast pork, it is not the cheapest deal available at a shade under £10, but the meat is excellent and there’s plenty of it. And of course, for that price, you get a proper Yorkshire pudding, vegetables that haven’t been warmed up in the microwave, and roast potatoes

that are not from an Aunt Bessie’s packet!

Don’t skip the desserts either. The sticky toffee pudding was a naughty delight, and the home made trifles show that the chef has more than a small dose of flair when it comes to sweets. So if you do have a sweet tooth, this should definitely be on your’shortlist’.

The Greets is a lovely pub, in what we all know is a beautiful village, and we suggest that when the garden is completed in a few weeks time, it will be serving once again of your consideration for an evening or weekend meal. l The Greets is staging a French food and wine evening on May 5th. The pub will pay homage to a selection of classic French dishes, accompanied by wines supplied by local supplier, Deakin Fine Wines.

Greets head chef, Patrick Clemaron, has created an eclectic set menu to awaken the taste buds and showcase the French way of cooking, himself a classically trained French chef.

Looking ahead, Duncan said: "We have succeeded in establishing a reputation here at The Greets Inn for fabulous food, so what better way of highlighting the depth of culinary expertise residing here in the kitchen, than by staging an evening that pays homage to classical French cuisine and the nation's food diversity."

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Actor to open fete Nostalgic look back at at town hospital

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TV actor and satirist John Bird has agreed to open the ever popular Horsham Hospital Summer Fete on Saturday, 22nd May. John made his name in the 1960’s in ‘That Was The Week That Was’ and since then has appeared in numerous plays and TV shows.

He is best known for his role in the ‘Bremner, Bird and Fortune’ series in which his satirical sketches with John Fortune have won several awards.

The fete has been a major feature on the Horsham social scene for more than 50 years and John will perform the opening at 2pm at the Horsham Hospital entrance in Hurst Road.

The first fete in 1959 was opened

by Goon Show star Harry Secombe.

This year’s event will again feature live music, children’s attractions, more than 25 traditional stalls, a grand prize draw and an appearance by members of the Horsham rescue services.

On the agenda is organist Ken Harvey who will play in the refreshment area, Andrew Leach with his delightful 80 year-old fairground organ and a free magic show by Tony The Magician. There will be fairground rides for children and face painting.

Last year’s fete to mark the 50th anniversary of The League of Friends raised more than £6,000 which is being ploughed back into hospital projects.

This weekend sees the return of the spectacular Festival of Transport at West Grinstead.

As Usual there is fun for all the family with the Olde Tyme Fayre Ground, tractor rides, guided canal walks (stout shoes required) and many other attractions inside and outside the church.

Classic and vintage cars will be on display and all owners are welcome to come along.

The Festival of Transport Exhibition is a fantastic photographic display backed by detailed information of how transport evolved in the parish that has been researched and presented by local historians.

The forgotten-about Adur Canal, Turnpikes and Railway feature in the displays with guided walks along the canal, tractor rides along the old byways and walks to the old West Grinstead Station.

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on the Steyning Line will be on hand to add a touch of reality to this bygone era.

Outside the Church the The Country and Craft Fayre includes hurdle making, stick dressing and folk singing amidst stalls selling home made produce, crafts and plants. Locally produced sausages and burgers on the barbeque, ploughmans lunches, teas and a beer tent are available all day.

The ever successful Silent

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Starting on Friday with preview evening and a talk about the history of the canal, folk singers, wine and canapés tickets £10. Entry from 6:30pm in the churchyard. All are welcome but call to reserve tickets before 3pm Friday if possible.

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The Resident will be launching it’s BAND PROFILE section in the near future. If you would like us to feature your band, or thought we did a rubbish job with your group last time, email ben@the-resident.co.uk

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Cheap thrills for children A mother of two has set up sessions for children to spend a fun, happy hour of games and music.

Debbie Henshall has formed Musical Friends, and from next week will be running the sessions in Horsham, Roffey and Mannings Heath.

Debbie said: “When I had my first child, Jack, I started child minding, but when I had Keira it obviously changed things.

“For a lot of parents the costs of childcare and play groups are very high and you have to book in advance, which costs you money even if you are on holiday or your child is ill.

“So with this scheme, it’s just a pay as you play format, and we try to make it fun for all children, from birth up to the age of five so there’s no need to go to different venues if you have more than one young child.

“We just try to provide a fun, high quality service in a relaxed atmosphere.”

Musical Friends provide a variety of different games, such as the parachute game (pictured behind Debbie,

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Tuesday - Good Sheppard Church, Mannings Heath, Horsham, 10-11am.

Baptist Church, Brighton Road, Horsham, 1.15-2.15pm

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above) and things such as bubble play.

Children also learn and sing nursery rhymes during the one hour sessions, which cost just £4 which

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For more information call Debbie on 01403 240777, email musical.friends@yahoo.co.u k or visit the website at www.musicalfriends.co.uk

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Tuesday 27 & Wednesday 28 april 8pm Ian Dickens Productions present Ron Aldridge’s comedy. Starring stage and television actress Joanna van gyseghem (best known for role of Linda Cochran in Duty Free), well loved actor Jeffrey Holland (Hi-De-Hi, Oh, Dr Beeching! and You Rang M’Lord?) and Judy Buxton (On The Up).

SinaTra live aT THe SandS Thursday 29 april 7.30pm Steven Triffitt is considered to be the world’s greatest Frank Sinatra performer, this show is a glimpse of Sinatra at the height of his vocal powers, with a mixture of some of the most loved songs such as Under My Skin and Come Fly with Me.

T-rexTaSy Friday 30 april 8pm A night of T-Rextasy for Bolan fans, the legendary sounds and glamour of T-Rex are recreated live with T-Rextasy’s Electric Boogie Tour. Performing classics like Get It On, Children of The Revolution, Metal Guru, 20th Century Boy and Telegram Sam.

Saturday 1 May 7.30pm Opera Della Luna perform Gilbert and Sullivan’s famous comic opera. A cast of multi-talented singer/actors become crew, chorus and principals in this brilliantly fast and hilarious production packed to the brim with toetapping tunes.

inSide JoB Thursday 6 - Saturday 8 May 7.30pm Ian Dickens Productions present this thriller by Brian Clemens. Starring two of Emmerdale’s heart throbs Matt Healy and Christopher villers. They are joined by Michelle Morris (The Knock).

Three Killers, Three Motives…

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Showing on the Big Screen...

Blind Side

May Highlights Cemetery Junction

The story of Michael Oher, a homeless and traumatized boy who became an All American football player and first round NFL draft pick with the help of a caring woman and her family. Starring: Sandra Bullock, Tim McGraw, and Quinton Aaron (23-29 Apr)

In 1970s England, three blue-collar friends spend their days joking, drinking, fighting and chasing girls. Starring: Christian Cooke, Tom Hughes, Jack Doolan, Felicity Jones, Ralph Fiennes, Emily Watson, Matthew Goode, Ricky Gervais, Julia Davis (23-29 Apr)

Will the cast return before it’s Too Late?

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Joanna van Gyseghem takes the starring role Now this is one that may or may not be showing!

Two of the cast of the Ian Dickens Production of Ron Aldridge’s comedy, It’s Never Too Late, were stuck abroad this week.

I’m sure we don’t need to tell you why...

But all being well, they will be back in good time to make it for the 27th and 28th April, when the production is showing at the Capitol Theatre. The show can’t really go on without them there’s only six members of the cast!

Widely respected stage and television actress Joanna Van Gyseghem (probably best known for the role of Linda Cochran in the sitcom Duty Free) is joined by well loved actor Jeffrey Holland (Hi-De-Hi, Oh, Dr Beeching! and You Rang M’Lord?) and Judy Buxton (On The Up).

Joanna’s theatre work includes Wild Honey, Things We Do for Love and Bedroom Farce for Alan Ayckbourn at the Stephen Joseph Theatre; Macbeth and The Norman Conquests (Leeds Playhouse); How The Other Half Loves (Theatre Royal, Windsor) and House and Garden (Salisbury).

Her television includes Fraud Squad, Heartbeat, A Touch of Frost, The Quest and EastEnders and Joanna has also appeared in the film Sparkle.

We caught up with Joanna this week, and was glad to hear that the loss of two cast members hasn’t overly affected the preparations.

Joanna said: “There’s no under studies for these roles, so hopefully they can make it back in time!

“But we have performed this play before and it has gone down very well with the audi-

Opera della Luna return to The Capitol with their production of Gilbert and Sullivan's classic HMS Pinafore.

In true Opera della Luna style, a cast of multi-talented singer/actors become crew, chorus and principals in a brilliantly fast and hilarious production of this famous comic opera. Packed to the brim with toe-tapping tunes, the wit and verve of this production are proof of this company’s 15 years as the country's leading exponent of operetta and comic music theatre. Tickets: £20, concessions £18 Gordon Giltrap, one of the UK's greatest guitar legends, provides an evening celebrating four decades of extraordinary live music.

From pop in the Sixties and Seventies, through the iconic BBC Holiday t h e m e Heartsong, to his many classic compositions, Gordon Giltrap is without doubt, a musical national treasure.

Tickets: £16.50

The play has been well received by the critics ences. The idea doesn’t really sound like anything that new, but it’s just very light-hearted and good fun.

“It’s just one woman who decides to take the advise of her friends quite literally, no matter what they suggest. When it happens in real life you don’t really listen, so this play sort of turns the tables on that!”

It’s Never Too Late asks what happens when your husband leaves you for a younger woman?

How do you kick start your life when you’ve never had to work?

How do you cope with the realisation that time is not on your side?

Susan Shaw, at 58, finds herself in exactly this situation.

She’s run the home, brought up her daughter and had a very busy life involved with charities, village-hall committees etc.

Fellow committee members offer all kinds of advice ‘think of yourself… get fit…find yourself a toyboy’ Susan decides to take this action, and this very funny, and times very tender play follows Susan as she attempts a new start in life in the belief that “it’s never too late”, and culminates with her having to make a most unexpected choice.

Theatre world Review critic Sheila Connor, said: “Perfectly performed, timed and delivered, all the performers were comfortable and convincing in their roles and the direction is perfectly paced with the laughter far outweighing the inevitable tears.”

Tickets: £15 all seats, from the box office on 01403 750220 or online at www.thecapitolhorsham.com

3 14th May

Ruby Wax and Judith Owen star in this joint show of music and laughs.

Ruby had it all – career, dream house, husband, kids – but people soon realised something was wrong when she painted her house the same colour beige for the 47th time. There was only one thing for it – send her to the Priory!

Ruby Wax’s acerbic wit and worldly wisdom combined with Judith Owen’s touching and poignant songs create a show that is at once vulnerable and surprisingly thought-provoking as well as being laugh-out-loud funny.

Suitable for 14+ years; 50p of every ticket sold will be donated to Comic Relief. Tickets: £20, concessions £18

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CODEWORD Each number in the grid represents a different letter of the alphabet and every letter of the alphabet is used. Use the given letter(s) to the right of the main grid to start you off.

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Down 1. Concerning (5) 2. Equity (8) 3. Twofold (6) 4. Throw (4) 5. Tripper (7) 6. Stress (10) 9. Trust (10) 12. Grumble (8) 14. Backslide (7) 16. Brigand (6) 19. Take a dip (5) 20. Dumb (4)

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Last week’s solution Across: 6 Changed; 7 Acute; 9 Apt; 10 Appraisal; 12 Acknowledge; 15 Contemplate; 17 Reference; 19 Art; 21 Agree; 22 Present.

Down: 1 Shape; 2 Inn; 3 Heap; 4 Accidents; 5 Strange; 8 Trowel; 11 Scattered; 13 Number; 14 Foreign; 16 Grant; 18 Cure; 20 Use.

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WORDSQUARE Using the central letter and at least three others, how many words can you find? Plurals, proper nouns and hyphenated words are not allowed, and there is at least one 9-letter word.

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Friday April 30th Roffey Millennium Hall Crawley Road, RH12 4DT 7.30pm – 9.30pm Jeffrey Titford Former MEP Harry Aldridge Horsham Parliamentary Candidate Chris French Crawley Parliamentary Candidate Last year UKIP came 2nd in Horsham with 20% of the vote and 3rd in Crawley with 17%.

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Something to sing about!

Not bad for a choir that di- invited a small group from her amazing and original vocal rectly appeals for people who ‘Divas Undaunted’ drop-in arrangements are a joy to sing. are not confident with their choir to record some of her She continually inspires us, arrangements. singing! guides us and believes in us. I “We loved singing together so feel so privileged to be part of Voices From The Coal Shed, a choir of nine women from Hor- much, we wanted to continue the group!” sham, travelled to The Anvil as a choral group with the Buoyed up by their success Theatre in Basingstoke last Sat- added challenge of perform- last weekend, they are now urday to compete in the area ances and competitions,” she looking forward to the chalselection stage of the Choir of explained. lenge of winning the audience “It was one of the scariest yet vote at Brighton’s Theatre the Year 2010 competition, in most thrilling experiences of Royal this Sunday, 25th April. association with BBC Radio 3.

Voices From The Coal Shed, my life!” said Voices member Jill They are one of 15 acts competdirected by Kaytie Harding, was Smith. ing in the Grand Final of ‘Who “As someone who lacks self- Has Talent 2010?’ a Sussexjudged to be a Choir of the Day and will now go forward to the belief in my ability to sing, I wide talent competition.

All profits from ticket sales national selection stage of this found being on a big stage with prestigious competition. a small choir singing acapella will be donated to The Anthony If successful, they will go for- without instruments or backing Nolan Trust. Tickets £10, are ward to the national category track - and in front of such em- available from the Theatre finals in Birmingham. Over 200 inent judges, absolutely terrify- Royal box office, tel. 08448 717 choirs of all ages from around ing! But the audience reaction 650 or www.ambassadortickthe UK have entered this year, was amazing and we literally ets.com/brighton. hoping for a place in the Grand ‘wowed‘ the judges!”

Final at London’s Royal Festival Paula Reeves added: “I loved For further information on Hall in November 2010, broad- the whole thing – even the Voice From The Coal Shed cast on BBC Radio 3 and BBC nervous excitement! Kaytie is a choirs and singing projects, see FOUR. wonderfully creative teacher www.voicefromthecoal“This was a massive whose shed.com achievement for us” said Kaytie. “As a choir, we’ve been together less than a year, and being busy women with busy lives, don’t get much rehearsal time together!”

Kaytie’s company, ‘Voice From The Coal Shed’ runs choirs and singing projects in Horsham aimed at providing singing opportunities for those who think they can’t or shouldn’t sing, lack confidence or simply want to sing for fun.

‘Voices’ first came together Voices From The Coal Shed (L-R) Claire Saich, Jill Smith, Rebecca Howells, last summer Helen Bradley, Jo Cornell, Kaytie Harding, Paula Reeves, Rachel Riley and when Kaytie Jackie Rivers

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The stunning variety and depth of floral colour at Leonardslee lakes & gardens is justifiably famous across the UK. Rhododendrons, azaleas, camellias and magnolias, as well as fields of daffodils and bluebells, combine to create marvellous views at the Grade 1 listed gardens, the culmination of 200 years of imaginative gardening in one of the finest natural valley settings in south-east England.

But it doesn’t all happen in one mad rush, even in a year when the extreme cold early on has delayed flowering in some species and a clement April is bringing others forward a little.

“The cooler weather put back some of the flowers,” says Tom Loder, co-partner in running the estate, “and with a milder April, later flowering blooms should be less far behind, so we would be expecting quite a strong crescendo of flowers coming into May, unless the weather turns cooler again.”

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Spring d ra m a unfolds a t gard en s England.

The dramatic blooms of the Cornish arboreum variety of rhododendron, intense pink contrasting vividly with the

deep green foliage, are starting to run riot on the slopes down from Middle Walk to the lakes.

“These are some of the oldest and largest specimens we

have at Leonardslee,” explains Tom, “and were planted in what was then called the American Garden.”

Both of Leonardslee’s

Camellia Walks are awash with several shades of red, creamy white and pink blooms, while the magnolias are still standing up well.

Leonardslee’s `Crown Jewel`, the Rock Garden is just awakening as deep red varieties of rhododendron, and some early flowering lilac azaleas put in an appearance before the rush of colour of early May. Just below the tea shop, the monumentally large cherry tree is saturated with heavy buds and should transform that corner of the gardens by this weekend.

Begun in 1801 and bought by the Hubbard family in the 1850s, before Sir Edmund Loder acquired the grounds in 1889, Leonardslee boasts 225 acres in a paradise setting, complete with miles of romantic walks and paths, some with spectacular views of the valley and its lakes, many overhung with beautiful rhododendron blooms.

The grounds open daily from 9.30am to 6pm, with last admission at 4.30pm but in the words of Tom’s father Robin, who ran the gardens for nearly 30 years, “Come early to enjoy the fragrance at its best.”

For more information, call 01403 891212 or visit www.leonardsleegardens.com

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From ashes to dashes The team at AAA2B might well have hung up the phone had they not known the caller!

For under normal circumstances, it would have sounded like a hoax call. But indeed, regular customers Brian and Dany Lay’s request was genuine: “How much for a cab home from Venice?”

As it turned out, the team at the taxi company’s Horsham base had been number crunching following a similar request from a couple stuck in Cyprus.

It meant that when the Lays’ call came in, they were able to respond quickly.

“Dany said ‘call 242424’ and I thought she had picked up some Italian!”

Within a couple of hours, driver Tim Poole was on his way to Venice, the company having agreed to bring back

Brian - who is partially sighted - and Dany home to Horsham.

Tim said: “They were quoted EUROS 6000 by a cab company in Venice and we did it for a third of the price.

“I arrived in Venice at 5.30am and Brian had sorted me out a hotel to sleep in. But it was right next to a church and the bells started ringing on the hour from 6am! So I slept

on and off for about five hours before getting up.”

Tim strolled around Venice for a few hours, and picked up his wife a Gucci handbag (“genuine - not!” said Tim!) before

picking up his fare and heading home.

He added: “If it was on the meter it would have been about £3,600 for the round trip. But if you think parking is

expensive here, you should go to Venice - £25 for seven hours!”

Tamsen Poole of AAA2B added: “It just goes to show that our motto is true - anytime, anyplace, anywhere!”

Speaking to The Resident, Brian Lay said: “It got to the point where we thought, ‘we’ve got a 13-year-old back home and we need to get home.’

“We queued at the train station but were told that the first available seats to Paris were eight days away. We could of caught a train to Brussels, but there was no way of knowing how to get home from there.

“We looked at the cost of a Venetian taxi but were quoted £6,000 and we were having no luck in getting hold of (our travel operator).

“Dany said ‘call 242424’ and I thought she had picked up some Italian! But then she said it was the number for AAA2B. From then on it was all action!”

Dany said: “We hardly slept at all on the 17 hour trip home!

It was certainly an interesting experience to have such a long trip with a total stranger!”

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Maisie Raise the roof Review: Rock HYC

Returning to HYC, and performing alongside rival BOTB competitors Raising Maisie, Flight School Academy burst on to stage in a flurry of Nintendo-style keyboard melodies, rap and exuberance at the ROCK:HYC event held last Friday.

The trio, from Crawley, were “excited” about the gig, hoping to improve on their last show with a tricky mix of hits, covers and new material.

Bonding bubblegum pop and grime together so effortlessly, the lads performed a concoction of heavy baselines, phenomenally rapid vocals and sickly sweet keyboards, with lead vocalist, Jacob Fooks, varying his vocals constantly to keep the audience on their toes.

A slow-moving crowd was transformed with FSA’s distorted mic-work, club-like beats and talented singing from Jacob into a clapping, swaying, screaming mob, especially when playing“Mr Bartender”.

Last Letter Read, who have several successful EP’s under their belt, brought pop and punk together in an energetic performance similar to Son of Dork and Blink 182.

The talented fivesome started their set with a bang, getting the audience clapping and jumping within seconds of the bass playing and drums beating, demonstrating the strong following of dedicated fans the guys already have.

The soft, haunting vocals of front man, Rob Bateman, were perfectly juxtaposed with the punk-tinged instrumentals, perfectly balancing toughness and musicality.

Following on were four extremely talented lads...

If you haven’t heard of FranKo before, that’s no big surprise; the quartet of talented musicians are more likely to be found performing in London clubs and pubs with their fragile, solemn and intimate lyrics and extraordinary, thunderous baselines after a rush of media-hype that flung

them onto the music scene.

Jagged vocals from lead singer, Tommy Bastow, were reminiscent of Alex Turner and Paul Weller, and offered a contrast to the synth/pop vibe of the night in the form of 60’s melodies and raw Brit-pop.

Thanking dedicated fans who attended ROCK:HYC with T-shirts and banners, the hype clearly hasn’t gone to these lads’ heads and it’s clear to see that they really love what they do as they returned to HYC and radiated their newly-released adrenaline-fuelled album whilst casting a spell over the audience members.

New song, “Run” went down well with its slower tempo, stirring riffs and heavy beats, however, the lads ended on an up-beat, rocky-influenced journey through Tommy’s voice and range of guitar skills to end as they started!

FranKo are definitely ones to watch out for, with their onstage enthusiasm and choreography, and catchy songs with memorable hooks. Check out their MySpace.

In a society dominated by indie-rock, and pop becoming “the alternative”, Raising

Maisie break the mould and play the unforgettable “smileinducing” melodies that earnt them the title of Crawley BOTB winners.

Playing the venue for the first time, the band showed no signs of nerves and instead said they “enjoy it too much to get nervous” and that they “thrive off the adrenaline of a live audience”.

Winning the competition last year, with a little following was “humbling” for the lads,

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Bouncing onto stage to the Star Wars theme tune, the pop group have as much of a way with melody as they do with jiggling electro-beats and instantly brightened up the venue.

The future looks bright for Raising Maisie with their new EP set to be announced, the

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The Shipley Arts Festival opens this Sunday (25th April) with a very special idyllic evening of classical string music at Mary’s Horsham Parish Church.

The concert is led by former Deep Purple keyboard player Jon Lord and includes friends from the Bernardi Music Group and the Festival’s gifted and talented String Academy.

The programme will include last year’s Shipley commission ‘To Notice Such Things’ (which was Classic FM CD of the week in final week of March 2010) and Vaughan Williams’ Greensleeves.‘ This fine work opens the 10th Anniversary Festival which celebrates the arts with performances of international standard and supports the creation of a series of new pieces to reflect Bach’s Brandenburg Concertos, with the aim to perform them again during the 2012 Olympics.

Tickets cost £15 from On Saturday, May 1st at 7.30pm Bernardi Music Group are at Shipley Church with Bruce Martin (flute), Graham (oboe) Salter and Fraser Tannock (trumpet) and perform Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto no.2, Mendelssohn’s String Octet, Barber’s Adagio together with Ireland’s ‘Minuet’ from the ‘Downland Suite’ next to the composer’s resting place outside the South porch of the church. on the following Monday (May 3rd 7.30pm) at The Malden Theatre, Windlesham House School, Yehudi Menuhin School and Malcolm Singer perform with Shipley Arts Festival’s ‘String Academy:’ This performance will include the world premiere conducted by composer Malcolm Singer to mirror Brandenburg Concerto no.2 with the String Academy and Yehudi Menuhin School.

Tickets £10 The Earl and Countess of Lytton

host the world premiere of a piece

by Judith Weir and a popular Viennese program with David Heyes and Sarah Poole at Newbuildings Place, Shipley on Friday, May 28th 7.30pm.

Sunday, May 30th, at 5pm enjoy a piano trio and quartet recital with Keith Willis (member of RA and member of staff at Yehudi Menuhin School), Nick Allen, Christopher Wellington and Andrew Bernardi to include local composer John Ireland, Frank Bridge and the neglected English composer Dunhill. includes a an Introduction by Bruce Philips for the John Ireland Trust.

On Sunday June 6th at 6.30pm. at St John’s Chapel, Coolhurst, Mark Scrase Dickens and community celebrate Opera UK’s ‘A New Night at The Opera’ with leading soloists and ensemble.

Another highlight is Saturday, June 13th, at St Mary’s Church, Horsham, when David Wordsworth leads an evening of light hearted music including Janet Obi-Keller performing as four hands at the piano, with tenor Dr Charles Wood, soprano Fiametta Ryan and violinist Andrew Bernardi.

And another one to pencil in the diary is Sunday, June 27th at 3pm.

It marks the final Polo Championship at Knepp Castle, when the match will be followed by a concert. Hosted by Knepp castle polo club in their 21st year and Shipley Arts Festivals’ tenth.

The polo club looks forward to celebrating a truly unique occasion with the Shipley Arts Festival.

Music will include Mendelssohn String Octet and John Ireland in the fields that inspired his music.

For more details visit www.bmglive.com/Shipley-ArtsFestival.php

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Private Children Law: A legal Perspective, by Seymour Solicitors

Parenting is no child’s play Parental Responsibility As from 1st December 2003 the father of a child not married to the child’s mother at birth, but is registered on the birth certificate will have parental responsibility (PR).

If the father is not registered or the child was born to unmarried parents before the above date the father may be able to obtain PR by consent of the mother, or by an application to the Court. Married parents both have PR. Step-parents A step-parent can acquire PR for a child born to their spouse.

This can be by agreement of the parents or an order of the Court. This can be an alternative to adoption.

The Court’s decision making power relating to children The following focuses on Children Act 1989 Section 8 Orders, being: 1.

Residence 2.

Contact 3.

Prohibited Steps 4.

Specific Issue They determine particular is-

sues relating to a child up to 16 or 18 years.

“Welfare principle” Relationship breakdown is emotional for all concerned, but often children suffer most.

It is important to put the child first.

The ‘welfare principle’ [Section 1(1) of the Children Act 1989] provides: “When a Court determines any question with respect to-(a) the upbringing of a child; or (b) the administration of the child’s property or the application of any income arising from it, the child’s welfare shall be the Court’s paramount consideration”

But what does this mean?

Section 1(3) of the Children Act 1989 directs the Court to have regard to seven factors: 1. The ascertainable wishes and feelings of the child concerned (considering the child’s age and understanding) The wishes of an older or mature child will carry more weight but will not be determi-

native. In Re S (Contact: Children’s Views) [2002] EWHC 540 (Fam) the Court opined that if young people (in this case ages 14 and 16) are expected to respect the law, then the law should respect them and their wishes.

2. The child’s physical, emotional and educational needs The Judge will consider accommodation, medical needs, education and the child’s relationship with siblings (and others) as well as the overall impact of the Order sought.

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3. The likely effect on the child of any change in circumstances If arrangements for a child are working the Judge will be reluctant to direct change without good reason.

4. The child’s age, sex, background and any characteristics of the child which the Court considers relevant Age will be important in determining who the child should live with, more so when the case concerns a baby as they often need to live with their mothers. The Court in Re W (A

Minor)(Residence Order) [1992] 2 FLR 332 said there is no presumption of law that a child of any age should live with one parent instead of the other, but no Court should be ignorant of the natural position. When children are older their wishes are listened to as they can often cope living with either parent.

The child’s sex, culture, race and religion must also be considered.

5. Any harm that the child has suffered or is at risk of suffering Harm to a child can be physical and or psychological and may also be caused by not seeing both parents.

6. How capable each of the child’s parents (and any other person) is of meeting the child’s needs.

The Judge will consider the competing claims of the proposed carers and their ability to look after the child. The parents’ conduct is relevant, whether they work, their psychological and physical health.

In Re B (A Child) [2009] UK SC

5 the Supreme Court said it should not be assumed that it is in the best interests of a child to live with a biological parent and that the Judge must consider the child’s best interests.

7. The range of powers available to the Court in the proceedings in question.

The Court has the power to make any order, in favour of any person, irrespective of the order that is sought, taking into account the welfare of the child.

All the above factors will be weighed by the Judge when making a decision. An Order will not be made unless there is a positive need for an Order i.e. to benefit the child (Section 1(5) Children Act 1989). This is the ‘no order principle’.

If you need assistance with children matters or a wide range of relationship issues then please do not hesitate to contact the author.

Written by Anthony Seymour of Seymours + Solicitors, a member of the Law Society Children Panel and Resolution.

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Guy Leonard & Co at Storrington are very pleased to be instructed to market this most delightful and attractive detached family home situated in a desirable and sought after location on the outskirts of Storrington village.

A major feature of the property is the self-contained annexe which consists of open plan sitting room with kitchen and bedroom with ensuite cloak room.

There are large patio doors leading from the annexe to a raised terrace and rear garden.

The main house is extremely well presented and consists on the ground floor of a lovely sitting room with bay window overlooking the front garden, splendid Paula Rosa kitchen opening into the dining room, ground floor bedroom and ground floor bathroom with

separate w.c.

Stairs from the hall lead up to the first floor where there are two further bedrooms and separate shower room (there is scope within the master bedroom to insert an en suite shower room subject to the necessary planning consent).

Externally the gardens are beautifully landscaped and are certainly a fine feature of the property. There is a good size driveway with parking for several vehicles, which leads to a large store room (originally the garage).

An internal inspection is

highly recommended to appreciate the standard and quality of this property. Hillside has a guide price of £485,000.

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Recent figures reveal that tracker mortgages are on the rise, as fixed rate deals fall out of favour for buyers

Time to Chil out Guy Leonard & Co at Storrington are very pleased to be instructed to market this beautifully presented and appointed Victorian family home offering tremendous accommodation finished to an exceptional standard.

Chilmark has undergone a comprehensive range of refurbishment by the current vendors over the past two years

to create this stunning property.

Internally Chilmark has a very contemporary feel but retains some fine period features such as open fireplaces (not currently used) wooden panel doors and high ceiling, these are infused with modern touches such as under floor heating within the kitchen/family room, breakfast room

and three of the four bathroom/shower rooms.

The property includes two formal reception rooms, the drawing room having two open fireplaces and glazed double doors opening out onto the rear terrace, two cloakrooms, plant/storage room, the cinema room, utility room, breakfast room and superb kitchen/family room.

From the first floor landing you will find

the principal bedroom with a beautifully presented ensuite bathroom, there are two further bedrooms and family bathroom.

Stairs lead up to the second floor where the landing space can be utilised as a play area.

Here you will find two further bedrooms both benefiting from again beautifully finished ensuite facilities.

The rear garden has been beautifully landscaped with large raised paved terrace with brick steps leading you down to a gravel pathway with lawn to the side.

From the gravelled path you will find three brick and flint storage sheds and a wooden decked seating terrace, steps beside lead down to the parking area for several vehicles. The property has a guide price of £799,950 For further information, or an appointment to view please contact Guy Leonard & Company on (01903) 742354.

Mortgage with a barcode?

Dale Jannels AToM It is said that homeowners consider buying a house to be more stressful than having a child. House buying tops the table of ‘most stressful life experiences’ with almost one in four (24%) of homeowners describing it as the most demanding and worrying thing they have ever done, according to research from Unbiased.co.uk To compound this, it is still first time buyers who are often hardest hit as they need a substantial deposit merely to get on the housing ladder and a significantly larger deposit if they want to access the best rates.

According to creditaction, the typical first time buyer deposit in January was 25%

(£38,348), with the average first time buyer loan being £115,044 equating to an average of 3.08 times their income.

The reality continues with a YouGov survey revealing that 86% of 18-30 years olds, who do not own their own home, could not currently afford to buy one even if they wanted to, despite recent falls in house prices.

A massive 83% of 18-30 year olds also thought buying a new home was now becoming more of a dream than a reality.

But that shouldn’t be so!

With the recent suspension of Stamp Duty below a purchase price of £250k, the current lower property prices and with more and more lenders looking to assist First Time Buyers with high loan to value mortgages plus other options, including Guarantor mortgages and Shared Ownership schemes, you really need to do your research.

Meanwhile, according to the latest Halifax House Price Index, house prices increased by 1.1% in March, partly offsetting February’s 1.6% fall.

This rise was the eighth in the past nine months, taking the average house price to £168,521 So, whilst it is great that house price confidence appears to be on the increase, we still need lenders to provide

the mortgage financing required to support it by helping the first timers to get on the ladder and thus helping to stimulate higher levels of purchase transactions.

Although, more recently, we have seen signs of some smaller lenders showing an appetite to lend and provide innovative solutions. Have you heard of ‘Complex Prime’ mortgages? These are designed for applicants who, for whatever reason, fail to match up to a lenders ‘black box’ credit scoring system through lack of credit, not on the voters role, etc.

The applicants must have a clean credit history, be able to prove affordability and the maximum loan available will be 75% of the property value.

An increasing number of smaller lenders are now manually assessing such cases. It is definitely worth a call to see if this fits your personal needs.

Finally, Tesco Bank has confirmed plans to launch its own mortgage range by the end of 2010 as it eyes up building the brand into a fully-fledged retail bank.

So, whilst you are picking up your cornflakes, butter, bananas and sausages, you can soon throw a mortgage into your basket as well.

I wonder if it will have a barcode so you can scan it in at the self-service check out?

FOR SALE

Leaders offer two-bed flat

Leaders Limited, the area's leading specialist Rental Agent, is pleased to offer this modern and spacious two bedroom first floor flat in Broadbridge Heath.

The property, which offers easy access to the A24 and A264, briefly comprises of; entrance hall with storage, large and neutrally decorated lounge/dining room, fully fitted kitchen with appliances, double bedroom

with wardrobes and vanity unit, good size single bedroom with mirrored wardrobe, bathroom with high pressure power shower.

Benefits included alloced parking and security entry system.

Available unfurnished from mid-May; £650 pcm.

Contact 01403 217585 for more details or to arrange a viewing.

Country style villa in Benidoleig, Costa Blanca

• 3 Bedrooms • 3 Bathrooms

• Fabulous valley views to coast • Garage • Easy maintenance garden • Some furniture included

• Central heating/air conditioning • Car port • 8x4m Swimming pool

Tel : 01403 268418 Email : typgoss6@aol.com

£200,000 PAYABLE IN EUROS OR POUNDS One english owner from new 100 Mtrs from all year bowls club

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Planning Applications

Planning applications submitted to Horsham District Council under the Town and Country Planning Acts and related legislation requiring statutory publicity. Applications registered between 09/04/2010 and 15/04/2010

51 Curzon Avenue Horsham West Sussex RH12 2LA

DC/10/0728 Single storey timber outbuilding The Thatched Cottage Hog Lane Amberley Arundel West Sussex BN18 9NQ

DC/10/0613 Surgery to Cedar trees 3 Cedar Close Horsham RH12 2BN

DC/10/0741 Demolition of existing single storey porch and erection of 2storey front extension 17 Corsletts Avenue Broadbridge Heath Horsham West Sussex RH12 3LQ

DC/10/0379 Installation of a satellite dish (Listed Building Consent) 3 Retreat Cottages Church Lane Broadbridge Heath Horsham West Sussex RH12 3ND

DC/10/0733 Surgery to 1 x Conifer (Works to Trees in a Conservation Area) Tanners Maudlyn Park Bramber Steyning West Sussex BN44 3PS

DC/10/0164 Installation of electric powered gates (Full Planning) Annington House Annington Road Bramber Steyning West Sussex BN44 3WA DC/10/0165 Installation of electric powered gates (Listed Building Consent) Annington House Annington Road Bramber Steyning West Sussex BN44 3WA

DC/10/0626 Construction of double garage and landscaping Cowfold Lodge Cottage Henfield Road Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8DU

DC/10/0695 To raise previously approved first floor extension ridge (DC/07/0918 and DC/08/0418) to include additional proposed dormers to north elevation Lichen House 5 Arun Vale Coldwaltham Pulborough West Sussex RH20 1LP DC/10/0650 Use of barn for storage, distribution and finishing of furniture (B8/B1), widening of existing access and provision of hardstanding Hollinger Wheatsheaf Road Henfield West Sussex BN5 9AX

DC/10/0738 Single storey rear extension

DC/10/0696 To extend the time limit for implementation of DC/08/0072 (Approval of Reserve Matters) for the erection of an amenity block Brooks Green Park Emms Lane Brooks Green Horsham West Sussex RH13 0TR

DC/10/0745 1st floor extension over existing single storey extension to create 2 extra bedrooms 20 Bethune Road Horsham West Sussex RH13 5JP

DC/10/0681 Demolition of existing property and construction of replacement 2-storey 3 bed-dwelling 40 Queensway Horsham RH13 5AY

DC/10/0734 Conversion of existing house into 2 residential flats (2 x 1bed) 6 Orchard Road Horsham West Sussex RH13 5NF

DC/10/0735 Proposed first floor side and rear extensions 13 Queensway Horsham RH13 5AP

DC/10/0615 To install an additional ticket vending machine in the ticket hall of Horsham Railway Station (Listed Building Consent) Horsham Railway Station North Street Horsham West Sussex RH12 1RD

DC/10/0743 Surgery to 1 Cedar of Lebanon tree (Outside Springfield Park House) Springfield Park North Parade Horsham West Sussex

DC/10/0721 Variation of Condition 1 of planning application DC/08/0416 to retain 4 mobile homes and 4 touring caravans with associated works for occupation by a Sussex gypsy family Greenfield Farm Valewood Lane Barns Green West Sussex

DC/10/0699 Replacement garage Homeside Chapel Road Barns Green Horsham West Sussex RH13 0PS

DC/10/0702 The retention of 2 air conditioning units Riverside House Sedgwick Lane Horsham

DC/10/0638 Fell 1 x Beech (T5) and remove deadwood from 4 x Beech trees (T1, T2, T3 and T4) Medway Court Birches Road Horsham West Sussex

DC/10/0710 Underpin South gable wall and carry out any repairs in roofspace (Listed Building Consent) Hill Farm Hill Farm Lane Codmore Hill Pulborough West

DC/10/0727 Erection of 2 x 4-bed detached dwelling (Approval of Reserved Matters) Rossbank Worthing Road Horsham West Sussex RH13 9AT

Sussex RH20 1BW

DC/10/0678 Single storey side extension set into ground with green roof to provide quest room and car port Coombelands Barn Coombelands Lane Pulborough West Sussex RH20 1BP

DC/10/0715 Renewal of unimplemented planning permission DC/07/0588, for a replacement 4-bed dwelling with basement Ropers Farm The Street Nutbourne Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2HE

DC/10/0692 Proposed extension at rear of property to provide bedroom, en-suite bathroom and study at ground floor level with games room in roof space with dormer window Trevmart Bungalow Stream Lane Nutbourne Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2HG

DC/10/0679 Construct first floor extension over existing ground floor extension (Full Planning) Motts Cottage Loxwood Road Rudgwick Horsham RH12 3BS

DC/10/0680 Construct first floor extension over existing ground floor extension (Listed Building Consent) Motts Cottage Loxwood Road Rudgwick Horsham West Sussex RH12 3BS DC/10/0654 Single-storey rear extension (Amendment to previously approved DC/09/0653) Little Kings Church Street Rudgwick Horsham RH12 3EE

DC/10/0693 Addition of basement to previously approved (DC/08/0769) 2-storey and single-storey extensions (Full Planning) Chequered Oak House Rowhook Road Rowhook Horsham West

Sussex RH12 3PY

DC/10/0694 Addition of basement to previously approved (DC/08/0770) 2-storey and single-storey extensions (Listed Building Consent) Chequered Oak House Rowhook Road Rowhook Horsham West Sussex RH12 3PY

DC/10/0673 Erection of new 5 -bed detached house with alterations to the approved scheme DC/09/1940 The Annexe Lane End Lyons Road Slinfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 0QS

DC/10/0736 Revisions to previously consented application DC/09/1767 (replacement 2storey extension, new entrance porch, replacement garage and alterations) to include minor alterations to facade and roof materials, window fenestration and additional rooflight (Minor Material Amendment) Barnhouse Farm Saucelands Lane Coolham Horsham West Sussex RH13 8QQ

DC/10/0737 Revision to previously consented application DC/09/1768 (demolition of 1996 extension and replacement with new extension, new entrance porch, demolition of Nissan hut and replacement garage, minor internal structural works and remodelling of rooms connecting onto new extension, general repairs to fabric of existing house) to include minor alteration to facade, roof materials, window fenestration, removal of existing staircase and construction of new with amendments to 1st floor structure, removal of non-original ground floor nonstructural partition and additional rooflight (Listed Building Consent) Barnhouse Farm Saucelands Lane Coolham Horsham RH13 8QQ

DC/10/0709 Single storey front and side extension and rooms in roof space incorporating dormer windows, internal modifications to enlarge and generally upgrade bungalow plus double detached garage The Landings New Road Southwater Horsham West Sussex RH13 9AU

DC/10/0688 Proposed front first floor extension 95 Camelot Close Southwater Horsham RH13 9XQ

DC/10/0742 Surgery to 1 x Oak tree (T1) 32 York Close Southwater Horsham West Sussex RH13 9XJ

DC/10/0729 Replacement and refurbishment of rainwater goods (Listed Building Consent) Waterfall Cottage Chantry Lane Storrington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 4AB

DC/10/0740 Single-storey replacement conservatory to rear of the existing property. 3 Ryecroft Lane Storrington Pulborough RH20 4PA

DC/10/0703 Erection of a building comprising 4 stables, tack room and store Land South of Oak Dell Fryern Road Storrington

DC/10/0683 Proposed loft conversion including front/rear dormer and side roof extension 12 Coombe Road Steyning BN44 3LF DC/10/0700 Use of chalk pit for use class B8 (B1/B2 up to 235 metres squared) for storage and distribution for a continual period exceeding 10 years (Certificate of Lawful Development - Existing)Jones Foundations Limited The Chalk Pit Newham Lane Steyning BN44 3LR

DC/10/0508 Single-storey rear extension and part conversion of garage to utility room Thyme 57 Furze

Common Road Thakeham Pulborough RH20 3EG

DC/10/0609 Rooms in roof with front and rear dormers 27 Dawn Crescent Upper Beeding Steyning West Sussex BN44 3WH

DC/10/0653 Loft conversion and car port Old Bilton Mill Road West Chiltington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 2PY

DC/10/0687 2-storey side extension Lynwood High Street Partridge Green Horsham RH13 8HR

DC/10/0656 A one vehicle bay carriage house and wood store Sandalwood Bracken Lane Storrington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 3HR

DC/10/0697 Proposed new residential 3bed bungalow with garage together with new replacement garage for existing bungalow St Olaves Hampers Lane Storrington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 3HZ DC/10/0722 Fell 6 x Silver Birch (T2, T3, T6, T13, T9 and T10) and surgery to 1 x Sweet Chestnut (T1), 1 x Cherry (T4), 1 x Oak (T5), 1 x Scots Pine (T7), 1 x Holly (T8) and 2 x Silver Birch (T11 and T12) Windrush Lodge Chestnut Close Storrington Pulborough West Sussex RH20 3PA

Further details of the applications, including plans, may be inspected at the Council Offices, Park North, North Street, Horsham, during the period of 21 days from 06/11/2009, or can be viewed at www.horsham.gov.uk Any person who wishes to make representations to the Council should do so in writing, stating the reference number, within the stated period, to the Director of Planning, Park House, North Street, Horsham, RH12 1RL. Any correspondence received will be available for public inspection and posted on the Council's website.

The Council has introduced a scheme to provide the public with an opportunity to speak at committee meetings when planning applications are being decided.

Details of the procedure can be obtained from the Planning Office or by calling 01403 215192.

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Final property at The Woodlands

All good things must come to an end and The Woodlands is no exception, as only one property remains available at this popular development.

Built by Persimmon Homes, The Woodlands is a striking collection of two, three, four and five bedroom houses, designed to complement your lifestyle.

The development is conveniently located for the amenities and facilities of Horsham town centre, primary and secondary schools and Horsham train station, where there are frequent rail services to both London Victoria and London Bridge.

Plot 4 The Birch, is a four bedroom detached house ideal for families and upsizers.

Inside, the property has versatile living space, perfect for entertaining as well as relaxing.

Accommodation includes a stylish kitchen, a living room, dining room, study, family

bathroom and four bedrooms.

The master bedroom has an en-suite shower room and built in wardrobes.

The property also comes with a garage, off-road parking, a landscaped front garden and a 10-year NHBC ‘Buildmark’ warranty.

“The Woodlands has proven very popular and we’re sure that the remaining house will be snapped up quickly. Anyone interested in reserving the property or who wants further information on the development, should come and see us now to avoid the disappointment of missing out, “says Connells Horsham branch manager, Simon Bromley-Fox.

Guy Leonard & Co at Storrington are very pleased to be instructed to market this extremely well presented and delightful detached modern property constructed approximately eight years ago.

Internally the property comprises of an entrance hall leading to the sitting room with attractive real flame gas fire. From here there is a good size kitchen/dining room with glazed double doors opening out onto the rear garden. Further doors take you to the cloakroom and garage.

To the first floor the princi-

pal bedroom benefits from two double built-in wardrobes and an ensuite shower room.

There are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Externally a block paved driveway provides parking and leads you to the garage.

The front garden is laid to lawn with flower beds. To the rear the garden is landscaped with paved patio, lawn area and flower beds.

Guide Price £650,000

For further information on the remaining house, priced at £439,950, contact Connells Horsham office on 01403 256331 or visit the branch at the Carfax. Alternatively contact Jane Holmes at the marketing suite on 01403 240610.

For further information, or an appointment to view please contact Guy Leonard & Company on (01903) 744166

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Anyone for cricket?

Mallards Estate Agents are pleased to offer for sale this striking 1920’s mock Tudor property which is presented in superb order throughout yet retains the character of the period.

We have been informed by the owner that it was originally built for the captain of the cricket team.

Oak Lodge is an impressive detached house with part herringbone brickwork elevations situated within walking distance of Storrington village

centre.

The property has many original features including oak beams and panelled walls and affords on the ground floor; a reception hall, dual aspect living room with impressive open fireplace, formal dining room, farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom and a conservatory.

On the first floor the spacious

landing leads to the master bedroom with en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom which is also accessed off one of the bedrooms.

Outside there is a superb three car garage and a 31ft hobby room set above and ample parking is provided for several vehicles which is approached over a gravelled entrance drive via electric gates.

The garden incorporates part herringbone and brick paths along with paved patio, mature shrubs and trees, ornamental pond and rockery, summerhouse and a Victorian style greenhouse. .

Mallards Storrington office are quoting a price guide of £720,000 for the Freehold interest. For further information of an appointment to view please contact 01903 746000.

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www.kingandchasemore.co.uk Estate Agents

Countrywide Mortgage Services

Horsham, West Sussex

£199,777

Property Lawyers

Surveyors

Horsham, West Sussex

£249,999

A modern luxury apartment with en-suite situated at the back of the block away from the road.

A pretty Victorian style cottage situated on the popular West side of Horsham.

Refurbished by the current vendor to offer contemporary well presented accommodation whilst retaining a wealth of charm and character features.

Contact Horsham : 01403 264441

Contact Horsham : 01403 264441

Horsham, West Sussex

£235,000

Slinfold, West Sussex

£149,950

Horsham, West Sussex

£324,995

A modern luxury ground floor apartment situated in this highly sought after gated development.

A beautifully presented two bedroom apartment, which has been extensively refurbished by the current owners, situated in the sought after semi rural village of Slinfold.

A well presented detached family home in a popular cul-de-sac location.

Contact Horsham : 01403 264441

Contact Horsham : 01403 264441

Contact Horsham : 01403 264441

Warnham, West Sussex

£149,777

Horsham, West Sussex

£149,777

Dorking, West Sussex

A well presented retirement apartment situated amongst pretty gardens with benefits including en-suite shower room and fitted kitchen.

Situated in the highly sought after Manorfields area this first floor apartment has spacious sitting room with views over the communal rear garden. Vacant possession.

A one bedroom bungalow situated in Rough Rew.

Contact Horsham : 01403 264441

Contact Horsham : 01403 264441

Contact Horsham : 01403 264441

King & Chasemore is part of Countrywide, the UK’s largest estate agency - guaranteeing the widest coverage when selling your property Associated with

Horsham Office : 01403 264441

john d wood & co.

In London since 1872

www.mortgagescountrywide.co.uk

£179,777

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www.kingandchasemore.co.uk Estate Agents

Countrywide Mortgage Services

Steyning, West Sussex

£498,000

A charming semi-detached Victorian house in a much sought after location near the Church and convenient for the centre of this small, picturesque country town.

• Bedrooms : 4 • Receptions : 2 • Bathrooms : 1 Contact Steyning : 01903 815806

Steyning, West Sussex

£92,000

A bright one bedroom first floor purpose built retirement flat with a lovely outlook over mature communal gardens.

• Bedrooms : 1 • Receptions : 1 • Bathrooms : 1 Contact Steyning : 01903 815806

Partridge Green, West Sussex

£249,950

A well presented semi-detached house with a good sized accommodation offering three/four bedrooms.

• Bedrooms : 1 • Receptions : 1 • Bathrooms : 1 Contact Steyning : 01903 815806

Property Lawyers

Surveyors

Bramber, West Sussex

£585,000

A superbly presented detached family home offering versatile accommodation including potential for an annexe if required. The property has been subject to extensive modernisation.

• Bedrooms : 4 • Receptions : 2 • Bathrooms : 2 Contact Steyning : 01903 815806

Partridge Green, West Sussex

£195,000

A well presented two bedroom modern terrace home situated in a cul de sac.

Conveniently positioned with access to local shops.

• Bedrooms : 2 • Receptions : 1 • Bathrooms : 1 Contact Steyning : 01903 815806

Upper Beeding, West Sussex

£330,000

A well presented modern three bedroom detached house in a sought after CulDe-Sac on the Northern outskirts of the village near to countryside.

• Bedrooms : 3 • Receptions : 1 • Bathrooms : 1 Contact Steyning : 01903 815806

Upper Beeding, West Sussex

A bright well presented modern 3 bedroom semi-detached house in a popular area on the eastern side within walking distance from the High Street and shops.

• Bedrooms : 3 • Receptions : 1 • Bathrooms : 1 Contact Steyning : 01903 815806

Steyning, West Sussex

Steyning Office : 01903 815806

john d wood & co.

In London since 1872

www.mortgagescountrywide.co.uk

£450,000

A spacious extended and improved four bedroom detached house in a sought after area between Steynings picturesque High Street and The South Downs.

• Bedrooms : 3 • Receptions : 1 • Bathrooms : 2 Contact Steyning : 01903 815806

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£229,950

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www.kingandchasemore.co.uk Estate Agents

Countrywide Mortgage Services £279,950

Surveyors

West Chiltington, West Sussex

£599,950

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This three bedroom family home is ideally situated for the village centre and offers flexible accommodation across three floors with potential to develop the ground floor into further living space, subject to planning permission. On the first floor are a kitchen, dining Room and lounge, together with cloakroom / WC and an entrance hall. There is a large integral garage, as well as driveway parking, a utility area and a workshop / study . There are garden and seating areas to the front and rear and a private area of lawn to the side. Viewing is highly recommended. Vendor suited.

A modernised and well presented 3 bedroom detached bungalow in the desirable village of West Chiltington, close to local amenities. There is annexe potential, subject to the relevant permissions and the property currently offers flexible accommodation over one level. The master bedroom is ensuite and there is a conservatory over looking a generous and well tended garden. A garage and driveway offer parking for several vehicles. Vendor suited.

Contact Storrington : 01903 745761

Contact Storrington : 01903 745761

£75,000

Pulborough, West Sussex

£225,000

Storrington, West Sussex

£225,000

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Pulborough, West Sussex

A very tidy one bedroom, second floor retirement flat within a McCarthy and Stone development with guest accommodation, residents lounge, laundry room, refuse room and house manager. The development is set next to the river with river bank seating, well maintained grounds and views to the Sussex Downs.

A 3 bedroom mid terrace family home in the popular location of Pulborough.

Offered with no chain, the property features a refitted kitchen and offers a garden to the rear and off road parking to the front.

Three double bedroomed semi detached family house benefitting from newly installed double glazing. The kitchen has a modern range of units with inset hob and integrated oven. There is a ground floor shower room/wc and a first floor family bathroom. The property is centrally heated to radiators.

Contact Storrington : 01903 745761

Contact Storrington : 01903 745761

Contact Storrington : 01903 745761

£350,000

Ashington, West Sussex

£365,000

Codmore Hill, West Sussex

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In Ideally situated for the Village Centre, this three storey, four bedroom detached family home offers deceptively spacious accommodation. The rear garden overlooks the local Bowling Green. A garage and gravelled driveway offers off road parking.

Ideally situated for the Village Centre, this three storey, four bedroom detached family home offers deceptively spacious accommodation. The rear garden overlooks the local Bowling Green. A garage and gravelled driveway offers off road parking.

Contact Storrington : 01903 745761

Contact Storrington : 01903 745761

A three/four bedroom semi-detached cottage believed to have been built in 1910.

There is a wealth of original features and the property boasts a conservatory to the rear, as well as downstairs cloakroom/W.C., gardens front and rear and a garage. Internal viewing is essential to appreciate the property and it’s far reaching views. Vendor suited.

Contact Storrington : 01903 745761

King & Chasemore is part of Countrywide, the UK’s largest estate agency - guaranteeing the widest coverage when selling your property Associated with

Storrington Office : 01903 745761

£395,000

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winners of

national awards Awards won 2004-2009. Part of the Connells Group.

for details of all our instructions call us now on 01403

217417

Horsham Office • horsham@sequencehome.co.uk

Every tuesday at our branch, 10am - 6pm

Horsham £360,000

Small Dole £295,000

Copsale £299,950

Small Dole £249,950

4 Bedrooms Modern Townhouse Immaculately presented Garage

2 Bedrooms Semi Detached Bungalow Conservatory Front & Rear Gardens Garage & Driveway

Semi Detached Paddock Area 2/3 Bedrooms Located in Hamlet

Semi Detached 3 Bedrooms Kitchen/Diner Garage/Driveway

Horsham £265,000

Barns Green £234,950

Horsham £224,950

Billingshurst £225,000

Horsham £225,000

Horsham £169,950

Semi Detached 4/5 Bedrooms Conservatory

3 Bedrooms End of Terrace Two Storey Extension Garage Village Location

2 Double Bedrooms Lounge/Dining room Re-fitted Kitchen/Bathroom Garage

Staggerd Terrace Two Double Bedrooms Village Location Allocated Parking Front/Rear Gardens

3 Bedrooms Lounge/Diner Front & Rear Gardens

2 Double Bedroom Purpose Built/Modern Block First Floor Apartment Allocated Parking

Horsham £167,500

Horsham £165,000

Horsham £99,950

Billingshurst £119,950

2 Double Bedroom First Floor Apartment One En-suite Shower Room

Victorian Style Ground Floor Maisonette 1 Bedroom Own private rear garden

Over 55’s Apartment One Bedroom Communal Gardens

Ground Floor Lounge/Diner Communal Gardens Warden on Site

Miss H is searcHing for 1 bed flat in tHe HorsHaM area £150,000

Miss K is searcHing for a 1/2 bed investMent ProPerty in tHe HorsHaM & WortHing area £125,000

Mr K is searcHing for a 2 bed flat in HorsHaM close to Mainline station £160,000

Mr P & Miss r are looKing for a 4 bed House in tHe HorsHaM & reigate area £400,000

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Horsham Branch Horsham

£369,950

2008

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Horsham

£249,950

Connells Horsham presents a two bedroom, two bathroom house situated in a cul-de-sac in North Horsham. Offers: lounge, kitchen/ breakfast room, conservatory, private parking and garage. Offers access to Littlehaven mainline station.

A three bedroom detached bungalow on the North side of Horsham. The property comprises entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, conservatory, three bedrooms and bathroom. Outside has private front and rear gardens with garage and driveway parking.

£229,950

£619,950

Horsham

£185,000

Connells are pleased to present to the market this newly built six bedroom detached chalet bungalow on a corner plot with flexible living accommodation, alarmed double garage, landscaped grounds.An internal viewing is highly recommended.

Two bedroom end of terrace property with allocated parking in a cul-de-sac location has double glazing, gas heating to radiators, private front and rear gardens and access to Horsham town centre and mainline train station.

Warnham

Horsham

£130,000

£199,950

£179,950

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Two bedroom Victorian terrace on the west side of Horsham with Connells lounge and separate dining room, access to Horsham townConnells centre Connells and mainline train station. Offers gas central heating and upstairs Connells bathroom.

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Connells are pleased to market a terrace house situated in the popular location of North Horsham offering access to M23 commuter route to London, Gatwick and Brighton. The property comprises: entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, south facing rear garden.

Horsham

£379,950

situated within Oxford Mews, a small development of 20 properties offering a selection of 1 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom apartments, 2 bedroom maisonettes and 4 and 5 bedroom homes in Horsham.

£169,950

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Two bedroom ground floor apartment with underground parking A two bedroom bungalow for the over 60’sConnells situated inConnells the village Connells of Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells situated Connells Connells withConnells access to mainline train station and Horsham town Warnham with access to the local amenities.

The property comprises Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells centre, has a 20’ lounge, communal gardens and is offered with entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. Outside Connells Connells Connells Connells NO Connells ONGOING CHAIN. has private patio Connells with communal gardensConnells and residents parking.Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells + VAT Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells * Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells for Connells your Home Information Pack Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells brings to the market this three bedroom mid-terrace family Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells situatedConnells in a popular cul-de-sac within the village of Partridge Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connellshome Connells Green. DueConnells to the location we strongly recommend an internal Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells *Terms &Connells Conditions apply. inspection to avoid disappointment.

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Horsham

£219,950

Horsham

£229,950

ONLY £99

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Horsham

£224,950

Connells brings to the market this three bedroom bungalow situated on the east side of Horsham with access to the town centre, Littlehaven and Horsham main line train stations.

NO ONGOING CHAIN.

£279,950

A three bedroom semi detached property situated on the south side of Horsham which offers access to the town centre. The property comprises entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, conservatory, bathroom, three bedrooms and separate cloakroom. Outside has private front and rear gardens with off road parking.

Connells bring to the market this two bedroom end of terrace house.

Accommodation comprises: two double bedrooms, large lounge, kitchen/breakfast room, bathroom, garage with driveway, garden and further outbuilding. This property is in good condition and an internal inspection is highly recommended.

Southwater

Horsham

Broadbridge Heath

£204,950

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Martlet Court is a new development of high quality apartments in the heart of charming Rudgwick village, in rural West Sussex, which enjoys commanding views of surrounding countryside. Each apartment boasts a fully fitted kitchen and bathroom, generous reception area and dedicated parking space.

Connells are pleased to present to the market this newly built six bedroom detached chalet bungalow on a corner plot with flexible living accommodation, alarmed double garage, landscaped grounds.An internal viewing is highly recommended.

Two bedroom end of terrace house situated in cul-de-sac in the sought after village of Southwater. Property comprises: entrance hallway, lounge, kitchen, conservatory, two bedrooms, bathroom, private rear garden. The property benefits recently installed gas fired heating system.

Three bedroom semi-detached property with driveway parking to garage. Access to Horsham and Littlehaven train station. Offered with no ongoing chain.

A first floor maisonette situated in Broadbridge Heath which offers access to Horsham town centre with its shops, restaurants and mainline train station.

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

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Horsham Branch £319,950

Horsham

UK BEST LARGE AGENCY

£329,950

Horsham

£649,950

Horsham

£299,950

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A two bedroom bungalow for the over 60’s situated in the village of Warnham with access to the local amenities. The property comprises entrance hall, lounge, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. Outside has private patio with communal gardens and residents parking.

Horsham

£325,000

A three bedroom semi detached character house ideally located within close proximity of Horsham town centre and main line train station. The property comprises: lounge, separate dining room, cloakroom, private garden, also benefits from a loft conversion with scope to change into fourth bedroom.

Horsham

£349,950

The Bloomsbury - A five bedroom, three bathroom, three reception room detached family home with double detached garage situated in a cul-de-sac location within access to Horsham mainline train station and town centre. Internal viewing is highly recommended.

Horsham

£399,950

Two bedroom semi detached bungalow situated in a cul-de-sac location close to Horsham town centre. This property is situated on a large corner plot with potential to extend subject to planning permission. This property is in need of modernisation.

£299,950

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Horsham

£439,950

LAST PLOT REMAINING The Birch - A four bedroom, three reception room, two bathroom detached new build property within The Woodlands, a brand new collection of two, three, four and five bedroom houses situated in Horsham.

Connells

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Pulborough

from £134,950

ONLY £99

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Connells are delighted to present to the market a town house ideally located near to Horsham mainline train station and the town centre. The property benefits from four bedrooms, kitchen/ dining room, lounge, bathroom and en-suite shower room, undercover parking and garden.

Horsham

£350,000

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A threeConnells bedroom detached family home situated in an Connells ideal position presented four bedroom semi-detached home comprising four Connells Connells Connells Connells ConnellsWell Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connellstwo Connells Connells within Connells close proximity to schools, collegesConnells and Horsham main lineConnells bedrooms, bathrooms, downstairs wc, large lounge with open Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells train station, benefiting from extensive off street parking and secluded feature fireplace, separate dining room, large kitchen/breakfast room, Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connells Connellslandscaped Connellsrear Connells private rear garden.

An internal viewing isConnells highly recommended. garden, driveway and garage.

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Connells are delighted to offer to the market a two bedroom second floor apartment in the exclusive Potters Place retirement development offering access to Horsham town centre.

Property comprises: two double bedrooms, kitchen/dining room, en-suite, lounge, lift, gated allocated underground parking.

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Connells are pleased to market this four bedroom extended semi detached property in Horsham comprising in brief: dining room, lounge, kitchen, utility room, conservatory, two bathrooms, four bedrooms, garden, garage and off road parking for two cars. An internal viewing is highly recommended.

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

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t : 01403 275543 w : www.inhousehomes.co.uk e : lettings@inhousehomes.co.uk e : sales@inhousehomes.co.uk Horsham £109,950 (Leasehold)

Billingshurst £139,950 (Leasehold)

Carfax £146,950 (Leasehold)

Horsham from £160,000 (Leasehold)

A top floor one bedroom flat situated within close proximity of Horsham town centre. The accommodation briefly comprises; open plan kitchen/ 14’11” living room, bedroom and bathroom. The property also benefits from double glazing, electric storage heating and communal parking. An internal viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.

A spacious two bedroom top floor flat located within close proximity to Billingshurst Village centre and train station. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, 14’10 living room, 11’3 kitchen, two double bedrooms and refitted bathroom. The property also benefits from double glazing and gas radiator heating. An internal viewing is highly recommended.

Dulcima House is an exclusive development of one and two bedroom luxury apartments. Situated in the pedestrianised Carfax. The stylish and beautifully designed apartment is located on the first floor of the building and benefits from a designer kitchen and bathroom, alongside a spacious open plan living area and a generous sized double bedroom with built in wardrobes. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

A well presented two bedroom split level maisonette situated in the popular residential area within East Horsham. The accommodation briefly comprises; refitted kitchen, lounge and refitted bathroom. To the second floor are two double bedrooms. The property also benefits from gas warm air heating and allocated parking space. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

Horsham from £170,000 (Leasehold)

Henfield £199,950 (Freehold)

Broadbridge Heath £219,950 (Freehold)

Horsham from £550,000 (Freehold)

A well presented two bedroom top floor flat situated in the popular Greenacres development in West Horsham and located within close proximity of Horsham Station, Park and Town Centre. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, 14’ living room, 12’10” kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating and allocated parking for one car.

A two bedroom end terrace house situated in the popular village of Henfield. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, living room, 13’4 kitchen and to the first floor is a 14’ master bedroom, bedroom two and bathroom with separate WC. The property also benefits from double glazing, gas radiator heating and off road parking. An internal viewing is recommended. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

A three bedroom mid-terrace house located in the popular Village of Broadbridge Heath. Accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, downstairs cloakroom, 23’2” lounge/ diner and kitchen. To the first floor are three bedrooms, bathroom and separate WC. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating, double glazing and off road parking for one car. An internal viewing is highly recommended.

A well presented five bedroom detached house located in the popular Dutchells Copse area of North Horsham. The accommodation comprises; entrance hall, study, downstairs cloakroom, 13’2” refitted kitchen, utility room, breakfast room\family room, 16’3” living room and separate dining room. To the first floor are five bedrooms, with en-suite facilities to master bedroom and bedroom two.

Horsham £925pcm

Horsham £550pcm

Horsham £895pcm

Horsham £675pcm

• Three bedroom house • Popular location • Fitted bathroom and shower room

• Spacious lounge • Unfurnished • Available Now

Southwater £750pcm

• Well presented two bedroom house • Patio garden • Allocated parking

• One double bedroom maisonette • Fitted kitchen • Bathroom with Shower

• Quite location • Available Now • Unfurnished

Horsham £595pcm

• Fitted kitchen • Available Now • Unfurnished

• Front & Rear Gardens • Part Furnished • Available Now

Horsham £1150pcm

Reduced • One double bedroom flat • Newly decorated • Newly fitter bathroom and kitchen

• Two bedroom house • Fully fitted kitchen • Bathroom with shower

• Off street parking • Available Now • Unfurnished

• Three bedroom house • Close to town centre • Modern fitted kitchen

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

• Two bedroom maisonette • Close to town centre • Off street parking

• Spacious lounge • Available Now • Unfurnished

Broadbridge Heath £925pcm

• Fitted bathroom with shower • Available April • Unfurnished

• Newly decorates three bedroom house • Off street parking • Fitted kitchen

Tenancy Deposit Scheme member

• Fitted bathroom with shower • Available Now • Unfurnsihed

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horsham £320,000 Guide Price

horsham £230,000 Guide Price

Spacious Detached Family Home | Four bedrooms | Refitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room | Refitted bathroom | Driveway parking and detached garage | Private corner plot garden

In Need of Modernisation | Popular west side | Three Bedrooms | 13’ x 11’ Lounge | Ideally located close to the town centre | No Onward Chain

horsham £314,950

horsham £249,950

north Parade £184,950

horsham £314,950

Semi Detached | Extended | Three Double Bedrooms | Off Road Parking | Refitted Bathroom | 25ft Living Room | 17ft Dining Room

2 Bedrooms | Conservatory | Modern Kitchen | Luxury Fitted Shower Room | Secluded Garden | Detached Garage | Cul-De-Sac Location | End of Chain

Two Double Bedrooms | First and Second Floor Maisonette | Double Glazing | Large Reception Room | Resident’s Parking | Garage | No Onward Chain | Town Centre Location

Close toTown and Station | Character Old Style Property | Two Reception Rooms | 19’ Kitchen/Breakfast Room | Bathroom and Cloakroom | Double Glazed | GCH | Cellar | Private Rear Garden

southwater £399,950

monks gate £459,950

Three Double Bedrooms | En Suite Shower Room | 90ft South Facing Garden | Downstairs Cloakroom | Modern Fitted Kitchen | 20’6 Living Room | Separate Dining Room | Views Open FieldsToThe Rear | Potential for Extension (stpp)

Four Double Bedrooms | Luxurious En Suite Shower Room | Refitted Family Bathroom | 25’2 x 12’4 Living Room | Refitted contemporary Kitchen | ownstairs Cloakroom | Separate Utility Room | Generous Parking Area | Views out onto Open Fields

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Cuts on headline deals Clive Hancocks

Clive comments on the formal announcement by the Prime Minister Gordon Brown that the General Election is to be held on Thursday 6th May

Morgage Solutions Limited

The election will be dominating proceedings and it is therefore no surprise that the Bank Base Rate has once again been retained at half of one percent (0.5%) for the thirteenth month.

It has been reported that growth in the UK economy appears to be performing better than many of our competitors and inflation has recently reported to have fallen back from the 3.5% to 3%.

The early part of April has seen a drop in the number of mortgage products typically available from the numbers witnessed in early to mid March.

Although overall product numbers have reduced marginally, a number of lenders have continued to cut the rates on their headline products thereby continuing to offer some great deals to prospective borrowers.

Product numbers in the all important first time buyer sector (90% LTV) have actually increased slightly from last month although it must be said that lenders both in this sector and in general remain very cautious in their assessment of a borrower’s suitability.

The first time buyer sector

Will Gordon Brown’s recent Stamp Duty changes help kick-start the property market?

has had further support with the surprise announcement in the recent budget from the Chancellor of the waiving of Stamp Duty for all first time buyers for property purchases up to £250,000.

With the recent end of the previous stamp duty holiday at the end of December 2009, many would be first time buyers will have felt that they had missed out on the savings that the stamp duty holiday offered.

The new initiative now potentially provides them with up to an extra £2,500 that they

can use to contribute towards their property purchase price or put towards conveyancing costs, valuation and survey fees, mortgage application fees, removal costs etc.

This additional financial incentive for some may also mean being able to take out a mortgage at a lower loan to value and as a consequence pay a reduced rate of interest.

Re-mortgage levels continue to remain steady but lenders are continuing to sharpen their propositions to attract new borrowers in this area.

Borrowers during March

continued to favour tracker (variable rate) mortgages slightly over fixed rates with approximately 54% opting for trackers versus 46% choosing fixes but as we draw nearer to an inevitable rise in interest rates we do expect to see more borrowers opt for fixed rates in future.

Clive Hancocks is from Mortgage Solutions Limited based at 13 West Street, Horsham.

To make a no obligation appointment to see how the latest base rate decision affects you call 01403 241414

New family-run Lettings agency

A new family run Lettings Agency is already building up a fine reputation in Horsham for its focus on great service and customer care.

After enduring years of generally poor service from various Letting Agents, David and Jenny Hirst felt they could combine their experience and offer a better deal for clients.

In November 2009, the couple decided to set up a branch of the Acorn Residential Letting franchise as

it offered the backing of a very successful team but with the autonomy and independence that they were seeking.

Acorn are currently offering landlords a number of incentives as they bid to cement the company’s foundation.

Call Acorn Residential Lettings (Horsham) today on 01403 267672

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Kitchenette with Hob, Microwave & Fridge.

Shower Room with Power Shower. Views over Farm Land. Security Entrance & Parking. £100pcm also payable for Council Tax & Water Costs.

Small annexe suitable for single occupancy only. Kitchenette.

Bathroom with Shower.

Parking.

Dial Post £2300pcm Beautifully presented three/four bedroom detached property set in just under an acre plot in a semi-rural location. Bright and Spacious Family Room open plan to Modern Fitted Kitchen. Dining Room. Cloakroom.

Utility Room. TV Room/Bedroom 4. Master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room and Adjoining Dressing Room. Bedroom 2 with Adjoining Dressing Room. Further Bedroom. Family Bathroom. Heated Pool. Driveway and Lawned Grounds. Gardener & Pool Maintenance included in rent.

Ashington £900pcm

Pulborough £725pcm

Modern semi-detached house in a village setting. Kitchen. Cloakroom. Living Room.

Master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room.

Further Double Bedroom. Single Bedroom. Family Bathroom. Garden & Garage.

Modern two bedroom apartment with security entrance system. Living/Dining Room. Fitted Kitchen. Master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room. Communal Garden shared between 3.

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Henfield £875pcm Newly refurbished semi-detached cottage set in farm grounds. Dining Room with Feature Fireplace. Living Room. Boot Room. Modern Fitted Kitchen. Two Double Bedrooms. Newly Fitted Bathroom. Lovely Views Over South Downs.

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Wisborough Green £825pcm Extremely well presented mid-terrace property in a village location. Modern Fitted Kitchen. Living Room with Fireplace. Utility Area. Cloakroom. Two Double, One Single Bedrooms. Family Bathroom.

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Horsham £925pcm Furnished apartment within gated development.

Lift. Lounge/Dining Room. Modern Fitted Kitchen.

Master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room.

Further Double Bedroom. Communal Gardens.

Secure Underground Parking. Video Entry System.

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Horsham £950pcm Three bedroom semi-detached house, fitted kitchen, Open plan Living/Dining Room. one double, two single bedrooms, bathroom, garage and driveway.

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For a fresh approach to Residential Letting www.linesandjames.com Horsham

£875pcm

Broadbridge Heath

£500pcm

Broadbridge Heath

£575pcm

New Instruction A three bedroom terraced house situated only a short walk from Littlehaven station and local amenities.

A ground floor studio flat situated in walking distance of local amenities.

Good sized accommodation Wardrobes in all bedrooms Eat in kitchen Bathroom with shower Unfurnished | Available Now Horsham

£600pcm

Horsham

A one bedroom split level maisonette with large roof garden situated with easy access to the A264.

£600pcm

A one bedroom house situated in a cul-de-sac off Hill Farm Lane.

Spacious accommodation

Living room with laminate flooring

Lounge/diner

Bathroom with shower

Fitted kitchen

Courtyard garden

Walking distance of local amenities

Parking

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Unfurnished | Available End of June

Large studio room

Fitted kitchen

Fitted kitchen

Living room with bay window

Parking

Double bedroom

Good access to A24/A264

Allocated parking

Unfurnished | Available End of June

Unfurnished | Available End of June

Horsham

£1250pcm

A four bedroom link detached house situated in the sought after catchment area of Millais & Forest Schools.

Presented in very good order Two reception rooms Master bedroom with en-suite Gardens, garage and driveway Unfurnished | Available Mid June

£2200pcm

Horsham

£625pcm

Horsham

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A well presented one bedroom terraced house situated in a small cul-de-sac in Broadbridge Heath.

A wonderful farmhouse with a wealth of character situated in a rural location within a stone’s throw of the town centre.

Versatile accommodation Four Bedrooms Two full modern bathrooms Attractive walled garden Ample parking and storage barn Unfurnished

0140 3 2 1 0 0 8 8 24 Worthing Road, Horsham, RH12 1SL lettings@linesandjames.com

A one bedroom house with parking situated in walking distance of the town centre.

A modern two bedroom ground floor apartment situated in the heart of the town centre.

Living room

Well presented accommodation

Fitted kitchen

Living room with access to small patio

Bathroom with shower

Master bedroom with en-suite

Courtyard garden

Secure parking

Unfurnished | Available End of June

Fully Furnished | Available Mid May

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The courtyard 30 Worthing Road horsham, West sussex Rh12 1sL

choices

horsham office : 01403 793799

www.choices.co.uk

To Let

Landlords

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Make sure you choose the Best managing agent

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Communal gardens Allocated parking Tiled bathroom with shower

One bedroom ground floor flat Modern fully fitted kitchen Located in north Horsham

To Let

When you let with choices You get a lot more than

Wooden Flooring throughout Allocated parking Communal Gardens

To Let

Highly competitive fees • As a member of the Government backed National Approved Lettings Scheme, Choices is fully bonded for Lettings and Management which means all our client money is where it should be. Our advice to landlords is never let a property through an agent unless you are sure they are financially sound.

• Because we have over 1200 properties under management we can take advantage of dedicated systems which enables us to manage your property on a cost effective efficient basis.

• Because we have been in business over 20 years and we have several local offices, a long list of corporate clients, high profile local advertising and a well known web site, we let properties quickly and achieve the highest rents with least possible void periods which means you get a better return on your investment.

• A standard feature of our full management service is a guarantee which protects you against unpaid rent and legal fees which means you get total peace of mind.

• We do not charge extra for rent collection of rent chasing.

• As a growing company we aim to be market leaders in local lettings which means we welcome the opportunity of being put to the test.

• Finally we believe that the overall package we are offering means that no local landlords interested in obtaining the best return on their investment can afford to let without first talking to Choices.

Horsham £1000pcm Four Bedroom House Close to train station Modern kichen/breakfast room

Horsham £1600pcm

Large lounge Double glazing Gas central heating

Luxury three bedroom house Exclusive gated development Master bedroom with en-suite

Garage and allocated parking Large lounge with separate dining room Fully equipped kitchen

LANDLORDS

Relocation company looking for properties in horsham Choices are currently working with a relocation company who will require in excess of 7 properties in the HORSHAM area.

Properties will be rented at current market price.

This opportunity is for serious Landlords looking to secure a quick let with no risk or void periods. contact us now for more details.

Properties are allocated on a first come first serve basis.

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26 - 27 West Street Horsham West Sussex

Property Management

horsham £600pcm under offer

rusper £525pcm let similar required

horsham £925pcm under offer

coolham £1500pcm

Two bed part-furnished flat above shops

One bed unfurnished flat above village stores

Three bed unfurnished flat above shops in Horsham town centre

Two bed unfurnished barn conversion in stunning location

horsham £775pcm let similar required

billingshurst £595pcm

horsham £595pcm

horsham £725pcm under offer

Two bed unfurnished house with garage in block

One bed unfurnished converted cottage

One bed ground floor unfurnished flat

Two bed furnished house available April

billingshurst £695pcm under offer

storrington £895pcm

broadbridge heath £525pcm under offer

horsham £800pcm let similar required

Two bed unfurnished house in High Street

Three bed unfurnished house

One bed unfurnished ground floor flat with garden available and on March

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landlords for a free no obligation valuation please call us on 01403 217427 Fax : 01403 217083 eMail : contact@knights-property-management.co.uk www.knights-property-management.co.uk

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01403 839053

horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com www.hamptons.co.uk

Broadbridge Heath

£3,000 pcm

Burgess Hill

£2,950 pcm

A very spacious six bedroom, three reception rooms detached barn conversion with two barns and tennis courts located on the outskirts of Broadbridge Heath village.

A fantastic large six double bedroom detached Victorian house with self contained annex and attractive gardens measuring approximately 1.5 acres situated Keymer Road, Burgess Hill.

Partridge Green

Burgess Hill

£2,700 pcm

£2,200 pcm

A delightful well presented and attractive detached spacious seven bedroom family home with stunning views located in the village of Partridge Green just on the outskirts of Henfield.

A superb four bedroom detached Victorian house with two reception rooms, two bathrooms and a large rear garden located on Keymer Road, Burgess Hill.

Pulborough

Cuckfield

£1,995 pcm

A fine five bedroom character house offering spacious and versatile accommodation with an attached cottage approached via a long private driveway and set well back from the road situated off Stane Street, Pulborough.

£1,800 pcm

Available from July - September for a short term let only. A charming three/four bedroom character cottage situated off a private lane on the outskirts of Cuckfield and is surrounded by superb countryside views.

A network of offices - local, national and international.

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First In Letting www.leaders.co.uk

Ever wish your letting agent offered a little more experience?

With more legislation than ever before affecting landlords, new agents making extravagant promises and claims to offer the lowest prices (at face value, anyway), there has never been such a need for the peace of mind that comes from appointing Leaders, who have been successfully letting properties like yours for more than 26 years.

For proven results, contact Alex, Neil or Kathy:

01403 217585 18a Market Square, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1EU email: horsham@leaders.co.uk

Opening times: Mon-Fri 9.00-6.00 Sat 9.00-5.00

Accepted here

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First In Letting www.leaders.co.uk

Horsham: 01403 217585

Horsham’s Specialist Letting Agent.

Property Choice

Property Choice

81973 The Copse Southwater

£525 pcm

• Well presented 1 bedroom ground floor flat • Situated in a popular village location • Bathroom with electric shower • Residents private allocated parking • Available on an unfurnished basis

436373 Horsham £775 pcm

273284 Horsham

• Well presented 1 bedroom conversion apartment • Conveniently situated close to town and station • Galley kitchen with fitted appliances and eating area • Bright and spacious double bedroom with wardrobes • Large integral garage • Furnished or unfurnished

86459 Broadbridge Heath

£575 pcm

144358 North Parade Horsham

£595 pcm

• Well presented 1 bedroom unfurnished flat • Situated within walking distance of the town • Re-fitted beech style kitchen with appliances • Double bedroom with fitted cupboards • Well kept communal gardens and parking

• Well presented and modern 1 bedroom house • Set in a quiet residential close • Good size bedroom with fitted wardrobes • Gas central heating system • Offered part-furnished or unfurnished

£575 pcm

201996 Close to town centre Horsham £660 pcm

• Purpose-built 1 bedroom ground floor flat • Situated in a quiet residential area • Modern fitted kitchen with appliances • Double bedroom with built-in wardrobes • Unfurnished - Residents parking

• Particularly spacious 1 bedroom 2nd floor flat • Situated close to train station and town centre • Bright and airy lounge with large picture window • Allocated parking and laminate flooring • Well maintained communal areas and grounds

470198 Broadbridge Heath

£650 pcm

• Modern 2 bedroom unfurnished first floor flat • Quiet residential location • Large neutrally decorated lounge / dining room • Fitted kitchen with appliances included • Bathroom with high pressure power shower

183228 Central Horsham

£715 pcm

• Good size 2 bedroom unfurnished conversion flat • Situated within a stones throw of the town centre • Lounge with wood laminate flooring • Re-fitted kitchen with appliances • Re-fitted bathroom with power shower

621124 Crawley Road Horsham

£800 pcm

• Modern 2 bedroom unfurnished terrace house • Situated in a popular residential area • Lounge / dining room with doors to garden • Double glazing throughout and GCH • Enclosed rear garden with patio area

JUST LET

140476 Central Horsham • Very spacious 3 bedroom maisonette • Situated right in the centre of town • Fitted beech style kitchen • Large lounge overlooking Carfax • Available on an unfurnished basis

£820 pcm

453597 Pulborough

£850 pcm

• Near new 2 double bedroom luxury ground floor apt • Within walking distance of the mainline station • Modern fully fitted kitchen with appliances • Contemporary bathroom with high pressure shower • Security system, GCH, DG, secure parking. Unfurn

442379 North Horsham

£895 pcm

• A super 2 double bedroom house • Situated in North Horsham • Re-fitted kitchen and en-suite shower room • Spacious lounge/dining room with wood flooring • Viewing highly recommended

397404 Horsham • Extremely spacious 3 bed semi-detached house • Situated close to town centre and station • Available unfurnished with a garage • Large modern conservatory • Off road parking for 2 cars

£925 pcm

338989 Hurst Court Horsham • Luxury 2 double bedroom first floor apartment • Set in a development close to the station and town • Lounge / dining room with balcony • Contemporary fitted kitchen with appliances • Available unfurnished

Meet the Winning Team

Kathy Taylor, Senior Branch Manager - Leaders Horsham

Chris and Fi

This is just a selection of the properties Horsham has to offer - phone for further details

Mark

Nadine

Neil and Alex

18a Market Square, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1EU email: horsham@leaders.co.uk

Opening times: Mon-Fri 9.00-6.00 Sat 9.00-5.00

Sarah and Linda Accepted here

£975 pcm

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www.connells.co.uk www.rightmove.co.uk

ESTATE AGENCY

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Horsham

Crawley

£1100pcm

In N st e ru w ct io n

£675pcm

A delightful, light and spacious ground floor one bedroom apartment situated in this sought after development which is located within walking distance of town centre and main line station. The property boasts neutral decor, spacious accommodation throughout, gas central heating, allocated private parking space and communal gardens.

Horley

Horsham

£825pcm

In N st e ru w ct io n

£825pcm

A three bedroom family house offered in superb decorative order throughout and located on the sought after new development of Pembroke Park. This contemporary property boasts 2 allocated parking spaces, landscaped rear garden, delightful spacious reception room.

Connells are delighted to present this well presented two bedroom end terraced property built in 2003 by Messrs Rydon Homes.

This modern two bedroom apartment boasts spacious accommodation throughout including fitted kitchen/breakfast room, en suite shower room to master bedroom, private allocated parking space, far reaching views of the The Downs and walking distance to station and town centre.

Horsham

Crawley

£750pcm

In N st e ru w ct io n

£775pcm

A truly superb two double bedroom top floor apartment offered in excellent decorative order throughout. Features include complete refurbishment, luxury bathroom with separate shower cubicle, modern kitchen with integrated appliances, gas central heating, communal garden and private garage.

An internal viewing is highly recommended.

Partridge Green

£650pcm

A hugely spacious three/four bedroom maisonette situated in a semi rural village location with good access to A24 commuter route.

Benefits includes stripped wooden floor, feature fireplace, fabulous sized accommodation and private entrance.

Haywards Heath

A deceptively spacious 3 bedroom terraced house in a popular residential location with good access to A23 and M23 commuter route.

Large living room/dining room, contemporary fully fitted kitchen/ breakfast room, modern bathroom, private garden and parking space.

£1200pcm

A mid terrace town house located in the popular Bolnore Village. The property benefits from lounge, kitchen/dining room, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, integral garage and a south facing garden. Internal viewing is recommended.

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

www.connells.co.uk

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Really big Seat is now really, really big

motors

Really fast Ford is now really, really fast

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Indestructible!

Leader of the pa ck The Ford Fiesta has become Europe’s best-selling car, beating the Volkswagen Golf into second place in both March 2010 and year-to-date sales, according to latest figures.

In total, 68,630 Fiestas were sold in March 2010, a 25.8% rise in sales compared to March 2009 and 11,785 more than Volkswagen’s second-placed Golf.

Year-to-date, Fiesta is also ahead, selling 140,496 to Golf’s 135,048, reversing the picture from the start of 2009.

Fiesta’s achievement is even more impressive considering Golf sales also increased during last month and the year’s first quarter.

Fiesta sales simply outpaced Golf, with its move to pole position particularly due to its strong March sales in the UK (+14.7%) and Italy (+87%), where 57% of all Fi-

estas sold (11,251) were LPG-powered.

“What may appear to be a sudden change in fortunes is actually a continuing trend,” explained David Di Girolamo, Head of JATO Consult.

“Fiesta has been closing the gap to Golf through 2010 and there are a number of factors behind this.

The buoyant sales markets so far this year are those where Fiesta is popular and are also scrappage-influenced markets, driving purchase of small cars.

“In the UK, March marked a registration change and the final month of Britain’s scrappage scheme, while in Italy, March was the last month of 2010 in which scrappage sales could be registered.

“The last time Fiesta was ahead of Golf in Europ e a n sales

was March 2009, so it remains to be seen whether it can hold top position this time round.”

The encouraging news for the wider industry will be the net 9.8% uplift in March sales across Europe (+9.6% YtD), with Germany the only major market not posting a sales increase for the month.

Most improved in the month’s top ten was the new model Opel/ Vauxhall Astra, which saw a 42.9 overall March sales rise, aided greatly by a 75.9% uplift in the UK, where it was the third best-selling car.

Ford has also secured the top spot in the March brand chart, on its Fiesta success – 1,818 sales ahead of Volkswagen in March, whilst also closing the year-to-date gap to its German rival.

March was a less successful month for Fiat and

Toyota, as both slipped in sales, losing 4.3% and 12.4%, respectively.

Top 10 Models

FORD FIESTA 68,630 (+25.8% ) VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 56,845 (+18.0%) RENAULT CLIO 43,879 (+38.8%) VAUXHALL CORSA 41,724 (+2.8%) PEUGEOT 207 40,895 (+3.8% ) FORD FOCUS 39,661 (+14.2% ) OPEL/VAUXHALL ASTRA 39,121 (+42.9%) VOLKSWAGEN POLO 36,922 (+3.9%) FIAT PUNTO 31,646 (+15.5% ) FIAT PANDA 30,483 (9.5%)

A new chapter has been written in the worldconquering history of Toyota’s mighty Hilux as it took on the ice and fire of Iceland’s Eyjafallajökull volcano (so that’s why we’ve simply been referring to it as the ‘Icelandic volcano’!), just hours before its eruption brought chaos to the skies of Europe.

The legendary pick-up that Top Gear simply could not destroy and which was the first car to be driven across the Arctic to the Magnetic North Pole proved the perfect transport for scientists racing to set up monitoring equipment before the long-dormant mountain blew its top and sent a vast cloud of ash 30,000 feet into the sky.

Citroën has revealed the spectacular new Metropolis - a sleek and muscular concept car that pays homage to China’s extraordinary development.

Created by Citroën’s international design team based in Shanghai since 2008 - Metropolis will be on show in the French Pavilion at the Shanghai World Fair from 1st May to 31st October, 2010.

Poor Toyota! There’s no let up.

This week Toyota announced it would make a voluntary recall of around 7.500 units of Toyota Land Cruiser 150 (Prado) and Lexus GX 460 in Europe in order to carry out a reprogramming of the Vehicle Stability Control (VSC) software to improve its responsiveness in “very limited circumstances”.

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Fiesta Edge 1.25 3dr with £300 deposit allowance

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Subject to availability at Lifestyle Ford. Finance subject to status. Guarantees/indemnities may be required. A purchase fee of £10 is payable with the GMFV if you wish to own the vehicle at the end of the agreement. Further charges may be made subject to mileage/condition if the vehicle is returned at the end of the finance agreement. † Deposit allowance is subject to finance via Ford Credit. Prices and savings incorporate deposit allowance. This supersedes all previously advertised manufacturer’s promotions. Details correct at time of going to print. Where savings are shown, advertised prices are deducted from the manufacturer’s recommended OTR price. Images are for illustration purpose only. Metallic paint extra unless otherwise stated. Offers available until June 30th 2010.

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Spatial awareness Seat has unveiled the first official images of its all-new Alhambra, the latest generation of the Spanish car maker’s perennially popular people carrier.

James Muir, SEAT S.A. President, said: ‘Innovation and intelligence are the keywords for our new Alhambra.”

And we’ll leave it at that if he’s simply going to say buzzwords!

Intelligence? Would it win a pub quiz?

Anyway, measuring 4.85 metres bumper to bumper the new Alhambra is 22 centimetres longer than its predecessor, while it is also wider by nine centimetres. There’s plenty of room for adults to sit comfortably, even in the third row, while the large sliding doors (with optional electric operation) allow especially easy entry.

Luggage space is more than generous, too. When configured as a five-

seater the new SEAT has 885 litres of load space available, which grows to a cavernous maximum of 2,297 litres if only the front two seats are in use.

Central to the new car’s development has been the intelligent and extremely versatile seating concept – the new Alhambra comes with seating for five, six or seven. Unlike its predecessor if more storage room is called for the second and third-row seats need no longer be removed; instead, they can be sunk easily into the vehicle floor using the “EasyFold” sys-

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Beneath its attractive skin, the Alhambra is new in every detail and equipped with state-of-theart technology throughout. First and foremost there’s the new engine line-up, where the TSI and both TDI power units are equipped with direct fuel injection and turbocharging. The TSI unit delivers 150 PS, while the two TDI engines offer 140 PS and 170 PS. Further efficiency meas-

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The Bourne Identity 1969 Mini The 2002 film The Bourne Identity really only gets going with the superb car chase through the streets of Paris.

The car, a 1969 Mini, is driven by Bourne, played by Matt Damon. Although the eagle eyed amongst you may see that at one point the word ‘Cooper’ on the steering whell changes to ‘ Mini’ in some scenes!

That’s because, as producer Frank Marshall said, they used five Minis for the chase.

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The acclaimed car chase sequence was filmed primarily by the second unit under director Alexander Witt.

The unit shot in various locations around Paris while Liman was filming the main

story arc elsewhere in the city.

The finished footage was eventually edited together to create the illusion of a coherent journey. Liman confessed that "anyone who really knows Paris will find it illogical", since few of the locations used in the car chase actually connect to each other.

It is thought that four of the five Minis were destroyed during the filming, and one remains with the studio.

ures fitted as standard include a Start-Stop system and brake energy recovery technology. These guarantee refined pulling power alongside exceptional economy.

With an average fuel consumption of more than 51 mpg and CO2 emissions of just 143 g/km, the 140 PS SEAT Alhambra 2.0 TDI sets a clear benchmark in its class. ne of the world’s cleanest MPVs. The new Alhambra goes on sale from this summer.

RS goes faster

All 101 Ford Focus RS500 models were snapped up by UK fast Ford fans within days of launch.

But Ford is responding to the ‘intense’ customer demand with an officially-approved Focus RS performance upgrade kit.

Ford Focus RS owners can now give their ‘regu-

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The MP350 RS upgrade kit is £1,995, including VAT. Further details are at www.mountuneperformance.com.

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

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06(56) Seat Ibiza 1.4 16v Sport, 3 Door, 48K A/C, 1 Lady Owner .................................. £5,499

01(Y) Nissan Primera 2.0S, 75K Estate, A/C, ABS, FSH ............................ £2,399

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

05(54) Toyota Celica Blue VVT-I, 38K Miles Coupe, Alloys, 1 Lady Owner, FSH ......... £8,699

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

03(53) Audi A3 2.0 Fsi Sport 3dr, 33K Hatch, A/C, EW, 1 Owner ........................ £8,399

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

06(06) Lexus IS 220 Sport Media Pack, 46K Saloon, 18” Alloys, MP3, Xenon............ £12,999

08(08) Ford Fusion 1.4 Zetec Climate 5dr, 19K Hatch, E/W, E/M, 1 Private Owner .......... £6,999

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

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

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

04(54) Toyota Avensis T Spirit D-4d TDI 5dr 59K, Hatch, A/C, Full Leather, FSH ......... £7,299

00(X) BMW Z3 2 Litre, 42K Coupe, Alloys, ABS, Metallic, SH ............ £5,999

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

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

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

08(08) Citroen C4 Grand Picasso 1.6 Auto, 7K 7 Seater, A/C, ABS, EW, 1 Owner ......... £13,999

05(54) Mercedes E320 Di Elegance Auto, 44K Saloon, Full leather, Alloys, FSH............ £13,699

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

04(54) Mercedes E270 CDI Avant-garde, 44K Saloon, Full Leather, FSH ...................... £13,699

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

08(B) VW Passat CC GT TDi Dsg Auto, 54K Coupe, 18” Alloys, MP3, Leather .......... £19,999

05(05) Jaguar X-Type SE 2.0 TDi, 54K Saloon, Alloys, A/C, Full Leather ............. £9,499

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

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

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

05(54) Toyota Celica 1.8 VVTi Blue Special Edition, 38K, Full Leather, 1 Lady Owner £8,699

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BBC1 6.00 Breakfast. 10.00 Saturday Kitchen. 11.30 Great British Menu. (R) 12.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather. 12.15 Football Focus. 1.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. Second-round coverage from the Crucible Theatre. 4.30 Final Score. 5.05 BBC News; Regional News; Weather. 5.20 All New Total Wipeout.

DOCTOR WHO BBC1, 6.20pm Russell T Davies may be credited with revamping and reviving the much-loved sci-fi series, but the man who’s stepped into his shoes, Steven Moffat, has made it scary again. It’s obvious there’ll be no ‘cuddly’ monsters along the lines of the Slitheen in his first season; instead, the Doctor and Amy will only be facing screamingly terrifying beasties. So far they’ve tackled a shape-shifter, the hideous Smilers and the unrelentingly hideous Daleks. Their latest foes are the Weeping Angels, which were created by Moffat himself.

This time, the Time Lord is asked

by Father Octavius to deal with the stone, fast-moving villains once and for all by tracking them through the Maze of the Dead.

6.20 Doctor Who. Part one of two. The Doctor tracks down the last of the Weeping Angels.

7.05 Over the Rainbow.

Graham Norton presents as the eight remaining contestants perform, hoping to impress the judges and viewers enough to stay in the competition. The results show can be seen tomorrow at 7.15pm on BBC1.

8.10 The National Lottery: Who Dares Wins.

Game show hosted by Nick Knowles, in which two pairs of strangers team up, each battling to outdo the other by listing as much as they know about a given subject.

9.00 Casualty. Adam hits rock bottom on what would have been Harry’s first birthday.

9.50 BBC News; Weather; National Lottery Update.

10.15 Match of the Day. Including highlights of Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur.

11.25 The Football League Show.

12.45 Friday Night with Jonathan Ross; (R) Weatherview.

1.50 BBC News.

BBC2 6.00 CBeebies. 7.00 CBBC. 12.00 BBC Switch: Degrassi: The Next Generation. 12.25 BBC Switch: The Cut. 12.50 BBC Switch: The Well. (R) 1.05 BBC Switch: The Well. (R) 1.15 BBC Switch: The 5:19 Show. 1.30 BBC Switch: Off the Hook. (R) 2.00 Film: Windom’s Way. (1957) Action drama, starring Peter Finch. 3.45 Flog It! (R) 4.30 Live Snooker: The World Championship. The second round continues in Sheffield. 5.30 Dad’s Army. (R) 6.10 Coast. Neil Oliver flies to Alderney in the Channel Islands. (R) 6.20 Newsnight.

7.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship.

The eighth day’s proceedings continue in Sheffield with tonight’s session at the Crucible Theatre, featuring a further two matches in the second round.

8.15 Malcolm McLaren: Artful Dodger. A tribute to the late music impresario.

9.00 Have I Got a Bit More News for You. With guest host Jeremy Clarkson.

9.40 Frank Skinner’s Opinionated. With Dave Gorman and Laura Solon. (R) 10.10 Heroes. Peter tries to warn Emma that Samuel is not what he seems.

10.55 FILM: Jindabyne.

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Drama, starring Gabriel Byrne and Laura Linney.

12.50 Snooker: The World Championship. 1.40 Snooker Extra. 3.40 Close.

ITV1 6.00 GMTV. 9.25 The Planet’s Funniest Animals. (R) 9.55 The Crocodile Hunter Diaries. (R) 10.25 The Lakes. (R) 10.55 Monk. 11.55 News; Weather.

12.09 Regional Programme.

12.10 This Morning: Saturday.

1.10 Midsomer Murders. (R) 3.15 Film: Doc Hollywood. (1991) Comedy, starring Michael J Fox. 5.15 Creature Comforts. (R) 5.30 Regional Programmes. 5.45 ITV News; Weather.

6.00 Best of You’ve Been Framed! Harry Hill narrates classic clips from the archives, including a boy grappling with a monster sandwich, and a flatulent horse scaring a dog.

7.00 The Whole 19 Yards.

Game show, hosted by Vernon Kay and Caroline Flack, in which contestants vie for £100,000 by answering questions after racing across 19 yards of obstacles to reach their buzzers.

8.00 Britain’s Got Talent. Ant and Dec host another round of auditions.

9.00 The Prisoner. Six meets his ‘brother’.

10.00 FILM: 2 Fast 2 Furious.

(2003) Thriller sequel, starring Paul Walker.

11.25 ITV News; Weather.

11.40 FILM: 2 Fast 2 Furious.

(2003) Concluded.

12.20 Film: Levity. (2003) Drama, starring Billy Bob Thornton, Morgan Freeman and Holly Hunter; ITV News Headlines.

2.00 Film: Balto 3: Wings of Change. (2004) Animated canine adventure, with the voice of Sean Astin. 3.20 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4 6.10 The Hoobs. (R) 6.35 The Hoobs. (R) 7.00 World Sport. 7.25 Road to the 2010 FIFA World Cup. 8.00 The Morning Line. 8.55 T4: Friends. (R) 9.25 T4: Friends.

(R) 9.55 T4: The Album Chart Show: Kate Nash Special. 10.25 T4: Kesha’s Kick-Ass Hits: Top Ten. 11.30 T4: 90210. 12.25 T4: Koko Pop. 1.00 T4: Smallville.

1.55 Channel 4 Racing from Sandown Park and Ripon. 3.55 Come Dine with Me. (R) 4.25 Come Dine with Me. (R) 4.55 Come Dine with Me. (R) 5.25 Come Dine with Me. (R) 5.55 Come Dine with Me. (R) 6.25 Channel 4 News.

6.55 Party Election Broadcast 7.00 Blitz Street. Tony Robinson explores life on the home front during the Blitz. (R) 8.00 SAS: The Real Story.

The unit’s experiences of jungle warfare. (R) 9.00 FILM: Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. (2006) Premiere. Spoof documentary, starring Sacha Baron Cohen and Pamela Anderson.

10.40 Sacha Baron Cohen: New Hero of Comedy.

An insight into the life and career of Ali G, Borat and Bruno creator Sacha Baron Cohen.

(R) 11.40 FILM: The Aristocrats.

(2005) Documentary on stand-up comedy.

1.20 The Sopranos. (R) 3.10 Film: Champion. (1949) Boxing drama, starring Kirk Douglas.

4.45 Three Hungry Boys. (R) 5.15 Eating for Britain. (R) 5.25 Countdown. (R)

Five 6.00 Sunrise. 7.00 Milkshake!

10.00 UEFA Europa League Highlights. 10.35 Great Ireland Run. 11.35 The Gadget Show. (R) 12.35 Chinese Food in Minutes.

(R) 1.05 The Family Recipe. (R) 1.15 Film: The Asphalt Jungle.

(1950) Crime thriller, starring Sterling Hayden. 3.25 Film: Khartoum. (1966) Fact-based historical adventure, starring Charlton Heston.

6.00 Five News.

6.05 FILM: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. (1969) The two notorious outlaws are pursued by a formidable posse as they flee America to start a new life in Bolivia. Western, starring Paul Newman.

8.00 NCIS. Kidnappers strike on Hallowe’en, wounding a Marine sergeant and snatching his daughter, while Abby surprises everyone by turning up at the lab in a revealing fancy-dress costume. (R) 9.00 CSI: NY. A student is found soaked in blood and carrying an axe.

10.00 Law & Order. The daughter of Van Buren’s college friend is found dead.

11.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. A comedian drops dead on stage. (R) 11.55 Cops in Crisis.

Harrowing tales of survival told by police officers.

12.15 SuperCasino. 4.05 House Doctor. (R) 5.00 Hana’s Helpline.

(R) 5.10 The Milkshake! Show.

(R) 5.35 Thomas & Friends. (R) 5.45 Roary the Racing Car. (R)

Digital ITV2

3.00 Britain’s Got More Talent. 4.00 American Idol. 5.00 American Idol: Idol Gives Back. 7.00 Homes from Hell. 8.00 Superhuman. 9.00 Britain’s Got More Talent. 10.00 Celebrity Juice. 10.45 Film: Passenger 57 (1992)

ITV3

3.20 Pie in the Sky. 4.20 The Darling Buds of May. 5.25 Ladies of Letters. 5.55 Agatha Christie’s Marple. 8.00 Agatha Christie’s Pale Horse. 10.15 Wycliffe. 11.50 Murder in Mind.

ITV4

3.00 Cricket: Indian Premier League Live. 7.30 Police, Camera, Action! 8.00 Minder. 9.00 Auf Wiedersehen, Pet 11.10 Film: Dungeons and Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God (2005)

BBC THREE

7.00 Great Movie Mistakes. 7.05 Doctor Who Confidential. 7.50 Top Gear. 8.55 Film: Shrek 2 (2004) 10.20 Russell Howard’s Good News Extra. 11.05 Family Guy. 11.30 American Dad!

BBC FOUR

7.00 The Lost Libraries of Timbuktu. 8.00 Wonders of the Solar System. 9.00 Wallander.

10.30 Breaking the Mould: The Story of Penicillin. 11.50 The Guinea Pig Club.

E4

2.25 Hollyoaks. 5.00 Friends 6.00 90210. 7.00 The Big Bang Theory. 7.25 How I Met Your Mother. 7.55 Friends 9.00 Film: Just Married (2003) 10.50 Film: The Butterfly Effect (2003)

FILM4

2.40 The Hot Rock (1972) 4.40 The Pink Panther (1963) 6.55 Tilda Swinton on I Am Love. 7.05 Monster-in-Law (2005) 9.00 Predator (1987) 11.05 Predator 2 (1990)

SKY1

3.00 The Real A&E. 4.00 Oops TV. 5.00 Pineapple Dance Studios. 6.00 Noel’s Are You Smarter Than Your 10 Year Old? 7.00 Futurama.

7.30 Glenn Martin, DDS. 8.00 Lie to Me. 9.00 Film: Mission: Impossible 2 (2000) 11.20 A League of Their Own. 11.50 Road Wars

Sunday TV Choice

FOYLE’S WAR ITV1, 8pm Too soon has this period drama come to an end. But then, by keeping its run short, we don’t get too much of a good thing. This final episode proves to be Foyle’s most personal case yet. The detective is ready to leave; it’s his last day and his replacement has even arrived. However, when he reads about a member of a distinguished Hastings family set to hang for treason Foyle decides he might have time for just one last case, and visits the accused, James Devereaux, in his cell, where he finds a damaged young man who appears intent on self destruction. But in the course of his investigation to clear James’s name, Foyle makes discoveries that shock him to the core.

BBC1

BBC2

ITV1

6.00 Breakfast. 6.40 Live MotoGP. The Japanese Grand Prix. 8.00 Match of the Day. (R) 9.00 The Andrew Marr Show.

10.00 London Marathon. Further live coverage of the event. 2.00 The Politics Show.

3.15 EastEnders. 5.10 Songs of Praise. Aled Jones celebrates the best British choirs. 5.50 BBC News; Regional News; Weather.

6.00 CBeebies. 7.00 CBBC. 8.30 London Marathon. The 30th staging of the annual event. 10.00 Something for the Weekend.

11.30 Escape to the Country.

12.00 Monk. 12.40 MotoGP. (R) 2.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. The final two second-round matches get under way. 5.15 Points of View. 5.30 Porridge. (R)

6.00 GMTV. 9.25 Coronation Street. 11.45 News; Weather.

11.59 Regional Programme.

12.00 This Morning: Sunday. 1.00 Film: Columbo: A Stitch in Crime.

(1973) Crime drama, with Peter Falk. 2.30 Survival with Ray Mears. (R) 3.35 Britain’s Got Talent. (R) 4.35 Film: Two Weeks Notice. (2002) Romantic comedy, starring Sandra Bullock.

6.15 Countryfile. Visiting the Cotswolds.

7.15 Over the Rainbow. The results of the live show are announced.

8.00 Antiques Roadshow.

Fiona Bruce and the team examine artefacts brought to the Old Naval College in Greenwich. Objects include the personal effects of Queen Mary’s bodyguard and a Victorian toilet.

9.00 Five Daughters. New series. Drama depicting the lives of the five women murdered in Ipswich in 2006, beginning by focusing on the third victim, Anneli Alderton. With Jaime Winstone and Ian Hart. Continues tomorrow 10.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather.

10.25 Great British Railway Journeys. Michael Portillo visits Preston, Blackpool and Morecambe Bay. (R) 10.55 Regional Programme; Weatherview.

10.55 Granada/YTV The Super League Show.

6.00 London Marathon Highlights.

7.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship.

Further coverage of the ninth day’s play at Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre, featuring the scheduled middle sessions of two secondround matches.

8.00 Tropic of Cancer. On the final leg of his journey along the northern tropic, Simon Reeve travels through Laos, Vietnam, Taiwan and concludes his trip in Hawaii. Last in the series.

9.00 Top Gear. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May present an American special, each buying a car for no more than $1,000 and embarking on a road trip to see who got the best deal. (R) 10.00 Match of the Day 2.

Including highlights of Chelsea v Stoke City.

11.00 Eyewitness. The volunteers struggle to identify a suspect in a bungled burglary.

6.25 Regional Programmes.

6.40 ITV News; Weather.

7.00 Survival with Ray Mears. The wilderness expert explores British Columbia’s Pacific coast, hoping to achieve a personal first — to track down the white Kermode bear, which lives exclusively in this region.

8.00 Foyle’s War. Foyle puts his retirement on hold to help a man accused of treason and sentenced to hang. Meanwhile, Samantha and Adam fight to secure a future for Hill House. Last in the series.

10.00 ITV News; Weather.

10.15 The South Bank Show Revisited. In an interview with Melvyn Bragg at his home in New York, composer Stephen Sondheim looks back on his award-winning career in musicals and films.

11.15 Premiership Rugby Union.

12.50 Sign Zone: Sue Johnston’s Shangri La. (R) 1.45 Holby City.

(R) 2.45 The Man Who Cycled the Americas. (R) 3.35 BBC News.

12.00 Snooker: The World Championship. 12.50 Snooker Extra. 2.50 BBC News. 3.35 The Super League Show. 4.25 Close.

12.15 Champions League Weekly. 12.45 British Superbike Championship Highlights. 1.35 Nightwatch with Steve Scott: Crime; (R) ITV News Headlines.

2.30 Coastal Kitchen. (R) 2.55 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4 6.10 The Treacle People. (R) 6.20 The Hoobs. (R) 6.45 The Hoobs.

(R) 7.10 Formula Ford Championship. 7.40 The Grid.

8.05 GT Academy. 9.00 T4: The Hills. (R) 9.30 T4: Friends. (R) 10.00 T4: Hollyoaks. 12.30 T4: Running in Heels. 1.00 T4: Frock Me. 1.35 T4: Glee. (R) 2.35 T4: Friends. (R) 3.10 T4: Friends. (R) 3.40 T4: The Simpsons. (R) 4.15 T4: The Simpsons. (R) 4.40 Deal or No Deal. 5.30 Time Team.

6.30 Channel 4 News.

7.00 Embarrassing Bodies: Back to the Clinic.

Former patients revisit the medics and reveal whether their ailments have eased. Last in the series. New series Embarrassing Bodies: Kids begins on Friday at 9pm. (R) 8.00 Come Dine with Me. Four dinner parties over a week in Belfast lead to confrontation between a diminutive man, a cage fighter, a burlesque stripper, and a woman who claims she can speak to the dead.

9.00 The Restoration Man. George Clarke advises former boxer Scott Welch, who has a fight on his hands getting planning permission to convert Thorington Gate Lodge in Suffolk into a weekend retreat.

Postponed from Sunday 18th April.

10.00 Greatest Comedy Catchphrases. (R) 1.05 Ricky Gervais Meets Larry David. (R) 2.00 The Sopranos.

(R) 3.55 Hill Street Blues. (R) 4.45 Three Hungry Boys. (R) 5.10 Countdown. (R) 5.55 The Treacle People. (R)

Five 6.00 Sunrise. 7.00 Milkshake!

Elmo’s World. 7.15 The WotWots.

(R) 7.30 Chiro. (R) 7.35 Noddy in Toyland. (R) 7.45 Milkshake!

Music Box. (R) 7.50 Fireman Sam. (R) 8.05 Hana’s Helpline.

(R) 8.15 Mist: Sheepdog Tales.

(R) 8.30 The Adventures of Bottle Top Bill and His Best Friend Corky. (R) 8.50 Igam Ogam. (R) 9.00 Olivia. (R) 9.15 The Mr Men Show. (R) 9.30 Gerald McBoing Boing. (R) 10.00 Shake! Hannah Montana. 10.35 Wizards of Waverly Place. (R) 11.10 Andre Rieu at the Albert Hall. 12.10 Ice Patrol. (R) 1.10 Cowboy Builders.

(R) 2.10 Film: Darby’s Rangers.

(1957) World War Two adventure, starring James Garner.

4.30 Film: Agent Cody Banks.

(2003) Family spy adventure, starring Frankie Muniz.

6.25 Five News.

6.30 FILM: The Man in the Iron Mask. (1998) The Three Musketeers set out to depose the King of France and place his imprisoned twin brother on the throne.

Swashbuckling adventure, with Leonardo DiCaprio and John Malkovich.

9.00 FILM: Secret Window.

(2004) Psychological thriller, starring Johnny Depp, John Turturro, Maria Bello and Timothy Hutton.

10.55 Justin Lee Collins: Good Times. With Steve Carell and Jason Manford. (R) 11.55 The Gadget Show. (R) 12.55 SuperCasino. 4.05 House Doctor. (R) 4.55 The Family Recipe. (R) 5.00 Hana’s Helpline.

(R) 5.10 The Milkshake! Show.

(R) 5.35 Thomas & Friends. (R) 5.45 Roary the Racing Car. (R)

Digital ITV2

2.35 Film: Casper (1995) 4.35 Britain’s Got More Talent. 5.35 The Planet’s Funniest Animals. 6.00 Best of You’ve Been Framed!

7.00 Britain’s Got Talent. 8.00 Britain’s Got More Talent. 9.00 George and Larry Lamb’s Parent Trip. 10.00 Film: Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous (2005)

ITV3

1.45 Inspector Wexford. 4.05 Agatha Christie’s Poirot 7.30 Ladies of Letters. 8.00 The Best of the Royal Variety. 9.00 Film: Tin Cup (1996) 11.45 Monsignor Renard.

ITV4

3.00 Cricket: Indian Premier League Live. 8.00 Premiership Rugby Union. 9.00 British Touring Car Championship Highlights. 10.30 Film: Dungeons and Dragons: Wrath of the Dragon God (2005)

BBC THREE

7.00 World’s Toughest Driving Tests. 8.00 Doctor Who. 8.45 Doctor Who Confidential.

9.00 The Autistic Me — One Year On. 10.00 Heroes. 10.40 Family Guy. 11.05 American Dad! 11.50 Blood, Sweat and Luxuries.

BBC FOUR

7.00 Beautiful Minds. 8.00 The Beauty of Maps 9.00 Maps: Power, Plunder and Possession.

10.00 The Tutu Talks. 10.30 Goldsmiths: But Is It Art? 11.20 Oil City Confidential: The Dr Feelgood Story.

E4

2.25 Film: The Core (2003) 5.00 Friends 6.00 Scrubs 7.00 The Loop 8.00 Friends 9.00 Desperate Housewives 11.00 Samantha Who? 11.55 Being Erica.

FILM4

3.10 My Darling Clementine (1946) 5.05 A Walk in the Clouds (1995) 7.10 Son of the Mask (2004) 9.00 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007) 10.45 The Abyss (1989)

SKY1

4.00 UK Border Force. 5.00 The Simpsons 6.00 Pineapple Dance Studios. 7.00 The Simpsons 8.00 Oops TV. 9.00 24. 10.00 House. 11.00 Ross Kemp: Battle for the Amazon.

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Monday

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7 day guide Tuesday

Wednesday

Breakfast. 9.15 Hospital Heroes.

BBC1 BBC1 6.00 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer;

BBC News; Weather. 11.00 To Buy or Not to Buy. (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; BBC News; Weather.

12.15 Bargain Hunt. (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather.

1.30 Regional News; Weather. 1.45 Doctors. 2.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 3.00 BBC News; Regional News. 3.05 CBeebies. 3.30 CBBC. 5.15 Weakest Link. 6.00 BBC News; Weather. 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. 6.55 Party Election Broadcast. (R) 7.00 The One Show. 7.30 Bang Goes the Theory; BBC News; Regional News. 8.00 EastEnders. 8.30 Panorama. 9.00 Five Daughters. 10.00 BBC News. 10.30 Regional News. 10.45 Party Election Broadcast. 10.50 The Graham Norton Show. 11.35 This Week. 12.20 Late Kick Off; Springwatch Weatherview. 12.55 Sign Zone: Priceless Antiques Roadshow. (R) 1.25 Great British Menu. (R) 1.55 How Earth Made Us. (R) 2.55 Jobless. (R) 3.55 BBC News.

6.00 Breakfast. 9.15 Hospital Heroes.

10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; BBC News; Weather. 11.00 To Buy or Not to Buy. (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; BBC News. 12.15 Bargain Hunt. (R) 1.00 BBC News. 1.30 Regional News. 1.45 Doctors. 2.15 Escape to the Country.

(R) 3.00 BBC News; Regional News. 3.05 CBeebies. 3.30 CBBC. 5.15 Weakest Link. 6.00 BBC News; Weather. 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. 6.55 Party Election Broadcast. (R) 7.00 The One Show. 7.30 EastEnders; BBC News; Regional News. 8.00 Holby City. 9.00 Five Daughters. 10.00 BBC News.

10.30 Regional News. 10.45 Party Election Broadcast. 10.50 Election 2010: The Regional Debate. 11.30 The Graham Norton Show. (R) 12.15 Film: If Only. (1998). 1.50 Sign Zone: See Hear. (R) 2.20 Priceless Antiques Roadshow. (R) 2.50 Mastercrafts. (R) 3.50 Great British Menu.

(R) 4.20 Bang Goes the Theory. (R) 4.50 BBC News.

Thursday

BBC1

6.00 Breakfast. 9.15 Hospital Heroes.

10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; BBC News. 11.00 To Buy or Not to Buy. (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; BBC News. 12.15 Bargain Hunt.

(R) 1.00 BBC News. 1.30 Regional News. 1.45 Doctors. 2.15 Escape to the Country. (R) 3.00 BBC News; Regional News. 3.05 CBeebies. 3.30 CBBC. 5.15 Weakest Link. 6.00 BBC News; Weather. 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather. 6.55 Party Election Broadcast. (R) 7.00 The One Show. 7.30 DIY SOS; BBC News; Regional News. 8.00 Waterloo Road. 9.00 Crimewatch. 10.00 BBC News. 10.30 Regional News; Weather. 10.45 Party Election Broadcast.

10.50 The National Lottery Draws. 11.00 Crimewatch Update. 11.10 Damages; National Lottery Update. 11.50 Film: Rounders. (1998); Weatherview. 1.45 Sign Zone: Priceless Antiques Roadshow. (R) 2.15 Antiques Roadshow. (R) 3.15 Watchdog. (R) 4.15 Great British Menu. (R) 4.45 BBC News.

6.00 CBeebies. 7.00 CBBC. 8.30 BBC2 CBeebies.

CBeebies. 7.00 CBBC. 8.30 CBeebies. 7.00 CBBC. 8.30 11.00 Nature’s Calendar.

BBC2 6.00 BBC2 6.00 CBeebies. 11.00 Nature’s Calendar.

CBeebies. 11.00 Nature’s Calendar.

(R) 11.30 Daily Politics Election Special. 12.30

Working Lunch. 1.00 Gymnastics. 2.15 Daily Politics Election Debates. 3.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. 5.55 Party Election Broadcast. 6.00 Eggheads. 6.30 Great British Menu. 7.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. 8.00 Hidden Houses of Wales.

8.30 The Hairy Bakers. (R) 9.00 Mary, Queen of Charity Shops: Revisited. 10.00 Have I Got News for You. (R) 10.30 Newsnight; Weather. 11.20 Party Election Broadcast. (R) 11.25 Great Ormond Street. (R) 12.25 Snooker: The World Championship. 1.15 Snooker Extra. 3.15 BBC News. 4.00 BBC Learning Zone.

ITV1

6.00 GMTV. 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 60 Minute Makeover. 3.00 Daily Cooks Challenge. 3.59 Regional Weather. 4.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 5.00 Divided. 6.00 Regional News; Weather.

6.25 Party Election Broadcast. 6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Coronation Street. 8.00 Countrywise. 8.30 Coronation Street.

9.00 Joanna Lumley’s Nile. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather. 10.30 Regional News. 10.32 Party Election Broadcast. 10.35 Film: Shakespeare in Love. (1998) 12.55 Nightwatch with Steve Scott: Action; (R) ITV News Headlines. 1.50 Loose Women. (R) 2.40 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 3.35 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) 8.20 Frasier. (R) 8.50 Will & Grace. (R) 9.20 Coach Trip. (R) 10.20 Deal or No Deal. (R) 11.05 Wife Swap USA. (R) 12.00 News Summary. 12.05 The TV Book Club. (R) 12.35 Will & Grace. (R) 1.00 A Brief History of Fun. (R) 1.20 Film: Cloak and Dagger. (1946) 3.25 Countdown.

4.10 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Iron Chef UK. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News. 7.55 Party Election Broadcast. 8.00 Young, Autistic & Stagestruck. 9.00 Blitz Street. 10.00 The World’s Richest Teenager and Me. 11.05 Party Election Broadcast. 11.10 Russell Brand: Skinned.

(R) 12.15 Brighton Comedy Festival. (R) 1.15 The Lady and the Revamp. (R) 2.10 The Sopranos. (R) 3.55 Film: Blood on the Sun. (1945) 5.30 Three Hungry Boys. (R)

Five

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff.

10.45 Trisha Goddard. (R) 11.45 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. (R) 12.40 Five News.

12.45 Brighton Beach Patrol. (R) 1.45 Neighbours.

2.15 Home and Away. 2.50 The Family Recipe. (R) 2.55 Film: The Long Shot. (2004) Drama, starring Julie Benz. 5.00 Five News; Weather. 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.25 Live from Studio Five. 7.25 Party Election Broadcast. 7.30 How Do They Do It? (R) 7.55 Party Election Broadcast. 8.00 The Gadget Show; Five News at 9. 9.00 FlashForward. 10.00 Justin Lee Collins: Good Times. 11.00 Film: Red Water.

(2003) Horror, starring Lou Diamond Phillips.

12.55 SuperCasino. 4.05 House Doctor. (R) 4.55 County Secrets. (R) 5.10 Neighbours. (R) 5.35 Home and Away. (R)

(R) 11.30 Daily Politics Election Special. 12.30 Working Lunch. 1.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. 2.15 Daily Politics Election Debates. 3.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. 5.55 Party Election Broadcast.

6.00 Eggheads. 6.30 Great British Menu. 7.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. 8.00 Grow Your Own Drugs. 8.30 The Delicious Miss Dahl. 9.00 The Story of Science. 10.00 Later Live — with Jools Holland. 10.30 Newsnight. 11.20 Party Election Broadcast. (R) 11.25 Mad Men. 12.15 Snooker: The World Championship. 1.05 Snooker Extra. 3.05 BBC News. 4.00 BBC Learning Zone.

ITV1

6.00 GMTV. 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 60 Minute Makeover. 3.00 Daily Cooks Challenge. 3.59 Regional Weather.

4.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 5.00 Divided. 6.00 Regional News; Weather. 6.25 Party Election Broadcast. 6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Children’s Hospital. 8.00 Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? Celebrity. 9.00 The Bill.

10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather. 10.30 Regional News. 10.32 Party Election Broadcast. 10.35 Campaign 2010 with Jonathan Dimbleby. 11.40 River Monsters. 12.30 Premiership Rugby Union; (R) ITV News Headlines. 1.25 Loose Women. (R) 2.15 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 3.10 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

Channel 4

6.00 The Treacle People.

(R) 6.10 The Hoobs. (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed. 7.25 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) 8.20 Frasier. (R) 8.50 Will & Grace.

(R) 9.15 Supernanny USA. 10.10 Deal or No Deal. (R) 10.55 Iron Chef UK. (R) 12.00 News Summary. 12.05 The TV Book Club. (R) 12.35 Country House Rescue. (R) 1.40 Film: Yangtse Incident. (1957) 3.25 Countdown. 4.10 Deal or No Deal. 5.00 Iron Chef UK. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 News. 7.55 Party Election Broadcast. 8.00 Supersize vs Superskinny. 9.00 Heston’s Gothic Horror Feast. 10.00 Shameless.

11.10 Party Election Broadcast. (R) 11.15 The Good Wife. 12.10 World Series of Poker. 1.10 KOTV. 1.35 World Superbike Championship. 2.05 Formula Ford Championship. (R) 2.30 The Grid.

(R) 2.55 World Sport. (R) 3.20 Freesports on 4.

3.50 Road to the 2010 FIFA World Cup. (R) 4.15 GT Academy. (R) 5.10 The Best of Scrapheap Challenge. (R)

Five

6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff.

10.45 Trisha Goddard. (R) 11.45 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. (R) 12.40 Five News.

12.45 Brighton Beach Patrol. (R) 1.45 Neighbours. 2.15 Home and Away. 2.50 I Own Britain’s Best Home: Flying Visit. (R) 3.05 Film: Heart of a Stranger. (2002) 5.00 Five News. 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.25 Live from Studio Five. 7.25 Party Election Broadcast. 7.30 Chinese Food in Minutes. 7.55 Party Election Broadcast. 8.00 Cowboy Builders; Five News at 9. 9.00 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. 10.00 CSI: Miami; (R) Five News Update. 11.00 CSI: NY. (R) 12.00 The FBI Files.

(R) 1.00 SuperCasino. 4.05 House Doctor. (R)

(R) 11.30 Daily Politics Election Special. 12.30 Working Lunch. 1.00 See Hear. 1.30 Car Booty.

(R) 2.15 Daily Politics Election Debates. 3.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. 5.55 Party Election Broadcast. 6.00 Eggheads. 6.30 Great British Menu. 7.00 Live Snooker: The World Championship. 8.00 The Edible Garden. 8.30 Cracking Antiques. 9.00 Monty Halls’ Great Hebridean Escape. 10.00 QI. (R) 10.30 Newsnight. 11.20 Party Election Broadcast. (R) 11.25 Snooker: The World Championship. 12.15 Snooker Extra. 2.15 BBC News. 4.00 BBC Learning Zone.

ITV1

6.00 GMTV. 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show. 10.30 This Morning. 12.30 Loose Women. 1.30 ITV News. 1.55 Regional News; Weather. 2.00 60 Minute Makeover. 3.00 Daily Cooks Challenge. 3.59 Regional Weather. 4.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 5.00 Divided. 6.00 Regional News. 6.25 Party Election Broadcast.

6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Live UEFA Champions League. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather. 10.30 Regional News; Weather.

10.32 Party Election Broadcast. 10.35 UEFA Champions League: Extra Time. 11.40 Cops with Cameras. (R) 12.35 Traffic; (R) ITV News Headlines. 2.00 Loose Women. (R) 2.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 3.45 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. 7.25 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) 7.50 Everybody Loves Raymond. (R) 8.20 Frasier. (R) 8.50 Will & Grace. (R) 9.15 Supernanny USA. 10.10 Deal or No Deal. (R) 10.55 Iron Chef UK. (R) 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary. 12.05 The TV Book Club. (R) 12.35 Country House Rescue. (R) 1.35 Grudge Match. (R) 1.45 Film: The Big Trees.

(1952) 3.25 Countdown. 4.10 Deal or No Deal.

5.00 Iron Chef UK. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News. 7.55 Party Election Broadcast. 8.00 Three in a Bed. 9.00 Jamie Does — Stockholm. 10.00 Desperate Housewives. 11.00 Party Election Broadcast.

11.05 Shameless. (R) 12.05 Music on 4: Paul Weller: Find the Torch. 1.10 Music on 4: Mercury Prize Sessions. (R) 1.25 The Air Hospital. (R) 2.15 The Sopranos. (R) 4.00 St Elsewhere. (R) 4.50 Three Hungry Boys. (R) 5.15 Countdown. (R) 6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff.

Five 10.45 Trisha Goddard. (R) 11.45 CSI:

Crime Scene Investigation. (R) 12.40 Five News.

12.45 Brighton Beach Patrol. (R) 1.45 Neighbours. 2.15 Home and Away. 2.50 The Family Recipe. (R) 2.55 I Own Britain’s Best Home: Flying Visit. (R) 3.05 Film: Nightscream.

(1997) Thriller, with Candace Cameron Bure. 5.00 Five News; Weather. 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.25 Live from Studio Five.

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11.45 Later with Jools Holland. 12.50 Snooker: The World Championship. 1.40 Heroes. (R)

6.00 GMTV. 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 60 Minute Makeover. 3.00 Daily Cooks Challenge. 3.59 Regional Weather.

4.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal. (R) 5.00 Divided. 6.00 Regional News; Weather. 6.30 ITV News; Weather. 7.00 Emmerdale. 7.30 Who’s Going to Vote? Tonight. 8.00 Emmerdale. 8.30 Coronation Street. 9.00 Greatest Cities of the World with Griff Rhys Jones. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather.

10.30 Regional News; Weather. 10.35 Police, Camera, Action! (R) 11.35 The Late Debate.

12.05 Nightwatch with Steve Scott: Mystery; (R) ITV News Headlines. 1.00 Loose Women. (R) 1.50 The Jeremy Kyle Show. (R) 2.40 British Touring Car Championship Highlights. 4.00 ITV Nightscreen. 5.30 ITV Morning News.

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9.00 Marco’s Kitchen Burnout. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather. 10.30 Regional News; Weather.

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Out of Lux On Sunday, Horsham Rugby Under 10s hosted CSCE Luxembourg, who were on their British tour.

Joe Blake set a standard with a quick try to start, which was rapidly followed by Lewis Kirby, who wove through the CSCE defence to score. The Lions notched up another 4 tries, one scored by Vince Everitt, another by Hayden Brock who drove straight though the opposition, and a further try each for Blake and Kirby.

The second game, between CSCE and a mixed team of Tigers and Lions players, was certainly not disappointing.

Joe Blake made every second count with a dash to the try line early in the game.

Vince Everitt and Oscar Quigley scored further tries, the result of fearless ramming and driving. Hayden Brock scored a final try and secured a convincing win against CSCE. The last game was the first 12-a-side game with conversions and a 5-man scrum played by this group of Under 10s. Joe Blake got things off to a flying start, once again, with a long run to the try line. CSCE fought back soon after, where David Ascoli accomplished the initial try for CSCE. Max Vigor acquired the sought after conversion for CSCE. Oscar Quigley and Vince Everitt, who were placed on the CSCE side to make up numbers, scored a fighting 2 tries to aid CSCE but unfortunately, both conversions failed to result in points.

Hayden Brock responded with an awesome final try, which was swiftly followed by an outstanding conversion by Joe Blake.

It was a good day in which both teams had good fun. CSCE Luxembourg have invited Horsham back to Luxembourg, hopefully for next year, when they look forward to more exciting matches.

Join the town’s biggest 10K run

Horsham Lions and Horsham Joggers have again got together to organise the largest 10k running event in Horsham which will take place on May 9th, starting and finishing at Horsham Rugby Club.

The race starts at 11.00am and is a 2 lap course mainly on road with a section on a bridleway.

You can enter on the day at a cost of £12 or if you enter before the day the cost is either £8 or £10 depending upon whether you are a member of a running club.

Entry forms can be downloaded from: www.horshamjoggers.co.uk or www.horshamlions.freeuk.com or are available from our sponsors Up and Running in Queen Street, Horsham.

Every finisher will receive a commemorative mug and the first prize is a £50 Brooks voucher with trophies and prizes for various age groups.

There is also a children's race starting at 10.15 am. This race is about 1 mile long and is entirely on grass and every child will receive a medal with trophies for the fastest boys and girls in the age groups: under 8, under 10, under 12 and under 14.

A painful lesson

Wealdstone maintained their outside hopes of promotion after condemning Horsham to a fifth home defeat in six games with a comfortable 3-1 win at a sunny Gorings Mead.

A brace of stunning strikes from Matt McClure set the Stones on their way to victory, the striker beating Josh Pelling from distance in each half, and although Pat Harding reduced the deficit with his 25th goal of the season the visitors hit back immediately with a close range volley from Chris O'Leary to restore their 2 goal lead.

Ben Andrews saw a free-kick well kept out by goalkeeper Sean Thomas but McClure might have grabbed his hat-trick late on when another long range effort skimmed the crossbar.

A Cracking performance from Partridge Green saw them pick up their first win for some time at Faygate in Division One. After a slow start from both teams it was Green that found themselves in front with an absolute rocket from Ben Whales.

Both teams missed good chances in the first half. Greens’ Ant Fitton came closest with a volley against the bar.

Faygate started the second half strongly, but with some extremely good defensive work led by man of the match Andy Todd, Green managed to soak up the pressure.

Faygate remained strong throughout the second half but Green were happy to hit Faygate on the break, and were unlucky not to double their lead after Ben Whales

was denied by the bar.

AFC Roffey's slim chances of promotion all but evaporated as they were held to bottom of the league Horsham Olympic in this local derby AFC were looking to put their poor run of form behind them with an improved team performance, but after just 17 seconds on the clock what was said in the changing room went completely of the window as Olympic took a shock lead straight from kick off.

On probably one of the worst playing surfaces in West Sussex, AFC’s response couldn't have been better when less than a minute later Oli Smith’s cross found Scott Shorey who headed in from close range.

Shorey put AFC in front on five minutes with his second but just before the break AFC switched off again and this allowed the Olympic forward to equalise just before half time.

After the re-start both teams struggled to play any type of football due to the long grass, but it was the home side who were on top and their fighting spirit and performance defied their league position.

But on the counter attack and against the run of play AFC took the lead again following a fine left footed strike from full back Barry Ashton. With neither team looking threatening it looked like Roffey would take the points but with five minutes left to play a fine strike from distance from the impressive Olympic midfielder caught Dan

Small off guard to give the home side a share of the points.

Cowfold Reserves confirmed promotion to Division Two with a great 5-0 win over Horsham Baptists.

Fold started well and should have taken the lead within the first minute but Mike Nash’ shot s rolled the wrong side of the post.

Fold finally got the lead they deserved when Dean Robinson’s pass set Chris Bellison free down the right hand side and his cross was met at the back post by Scott Lancastle to tap in after 20 minutes.

Ant Parsons then put Bellison clean through, and he lobbed the on-rushing keeper to make it two.

Bellison and Lancastle then combined well and released Nash who smashed his shot home for the third to cap off a great 15 minute spell for Fold.

The second half saw no let up for Baptists with Fold pushing hard to get more goals and it wasn’t long before the Baptist keeper was picking the ball out of the net again when Nash floated a ball to the far post for Tommy Whiting to hit an unstoppable volley into the top corner.

Baptists were then unlucky not to get on the score sheet when the forward went to tap into an empty net, but Jamie Tullett stretched out a leg to make a great challenge.

Whiting then finished Baptists off with another great strike from 25 yards to seal the win.

Horsham Juventus reached their second final of the season with a

fine 6-1 victory over Sunday Premier Division side Arun Athletic thanks to five goals from Josh Archer.

After last week’s great victory Juventus started off the slower of the two sides but once they did they were dictating the play from start to finish.

They went ahead when Josh Archer found space and beat the visitors’ keeper at his near post.

Archer doubled the lead when a Shaun Findlay cross was only cleared to the edge of the area and he blasted into the top corner.

Juve were looking comfortable and a defensive mix up between Dan Wennington and Goalkeeper Matt Gilard gifted Arun a way back into the game.

In the second half Josh Archer scored his hat-trick when a Tommy Di Martino through ball found him in the area to toe-poke past the keeper. Archer again was involved in the play when he was put through by Charlie Hodgson and with a outrageous chip left the keeper no chance.

By this stage Arun were playing for pride and when a Di Martino corner was headed in by Dan Wennington, his first for Horsham Juve, the game was over.

Man of the Match Archer scored his fifth when a Bissett long ball found him in space and he rounded the keeper to tap in and put Juve into the final of the Invitation Cup. Juventus also won in the local derby on Thursday night by beating Southwater 3-0, with goals from Shaun Findlay, Ben Bissett and Andrea Ruffolo.

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Southwater hit for 6 Tim Martin put in an impressive shift for Cowfold

Cowfold produced a dominant display to see off the threat of Southwater in the West Sussex Premier Division on Monday night.

Southwater took a shock firstminute lead but from then on the home team were rarely troubled, eventually running out 6-1 winners.

Admittedly, the scoreline flattered the hosts a little, as Southwater had put up a spirited performance in the first half, but they were crushed by a powerful second half Cowfold display typified by the hard-working strike partnership of Tim Martin and Nigel Smith.

In fact, it took an incredible effort from James Wrigley to equalise Matt Brabon’s early goal for Southwater, the visitors’ captain taking advantage of a kind bounce and a fortunate ricochet to head home.

Ten minutes later, Wrigley took advantage of a poor clearance from ‘Water keeper Mark Hallett, his shot all of 30 yards from goal and way out on the touchline coming down with snow on it but falling directly into the net.

Another error in Southwater’s defence led to the hosts taking the lead. Nigel Smith saw his shot bounce off the bar and fall kindly for strike partner Tim Martin to head home.

In the second half Cowfold totally dominated and were soon creating excellent openings, but Southwater did nearly equalise when both Brabon and Danny Humphreys had efforts cleared in

a goalmouth scramble.

But from then on, there was little evidence of the intricate passing displayed by Southwater in the first half, and they rarely threatened.

It was Tim Martin who increased the lead with his second goal after being set up by Ben Tucker. Again it came courtesy of a fumble from the goalkeeper, but Martin showed great goalscorer’s instinct to poke home through a sea of defenders.

Martin almost claimed a hat-trick, firing against the post when running on to a neat through ball, but it was strike partner Smith who deservedly got on the scoresheet with Cowfold’s fourth.

It was like watching Arsenal as Smith calmly went around the ‘keeper, seemingly waited for the defence to

get back, then rounded another man before producing a clinical finish.

The fifth was drilled home by Dan Dalton for his second goal in two games and the scoring was c o m -

pleted by Mike Nash, a regular goal scorer for the Reserves, who headed home his first goal for the first team.

Southwater almost pulled back a consolation, with Ben Watkins hitting the post after cleverly diverting Greg Brabon’s wayward shot.

The result leaves Southwater in relegation trouble, while Cowfold still have an outside chance of finishing runners-up to Newtown Villa, in what’s been an incredible year for the club.

Southwater’s Matt Waters could do little about Cowfold’s attacking flair on Monday night

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Work Cup format for Bradley event Last year’s winners, the charmingly named Shachtar Senseless

Horsham footballers are invited to enter the six-a-side football tournament in memory of Bradley Rooke, who died tragically in 2006.

The event has grown in each of the last three years and this year estate agents Brock Taylor have taken the organisation of the event under their wing and will be donating all the money raised directly into their Community Trust Fund, which helps charities in the local area.

Alex Bethell of Brock Taylor and a close friend of Bradley Rooke said:

“Bradley was a fun guy who would be amazed to see how much money the people in Sussex have raised by playing football”.

The tournament takes on a World Cup format this year, and team names will be drawn on the 12th May in Bar Vin. There is still space for more though so get in touch if you want

to join the fun. Teams can be a maximum of eight players and need to contribute £80 per squad which includes the cost of their shirt.

To take part, please contact alex.bethell@brocktaylor.co.uk Brock Taylor is also looking for raffle prizes to use for the charity auction which will take place at the event. Anything would be greatly appreciated and all proceeds will go directly in to the Community Fund.

Laker leaves it late The game finished 1-1 which meant that Horsham got the point they needed to win the title with four games in hand.

Youth Football Southwater U15 and Lindfield played out a Mid Sussex Sunday league Cup final that would have graced any pitch.

As it turned out the pitch they were on was very hard and bobbly, but this didn't stop both sides playing some attractive and flowing football.

Southwater looked the more dangerous, but found it difficult to get past a stubborn Lindfield defence. As for most of the season, the Southwater defence was outstanding with centre-backs Alex Best and Alex Southon (Capt) dealing with the aerial threat and pace of the Lindfield strikers while Elliott Wallace stopped the threat down the right-wing.

It wasn't until inside the last

Southwater Under 15s won the Mid Sussex Cup against Lindfield 10 minutes that the deadlock was broken. A through ball from Man of the Match Jack Surlis found Adam Laker on the edge of the box, who turned sharply to wrong foot the defender, took another touch before shooting across the keeper to score.

Despite a few close chances

created by Lindfield, Southwater finished 1-0 winners.

Southwater Manager, Jeff Bryant, said: "The boys showed a lot of patience and performed well in the difficult conditions.

They stuck to their task and were a credit to the club."

Pictured: Back row left-right:

Horsham Youth Under 14s have won the title with games in hand

Daniel Bryant (Asst Mgr), Ashley Hutchings, Alex Best, Elliott Wallace, Scott Bissett, Ross Bryant, Adam Laker, George Whiting, Zach Haulkham, Jeff Bryant. Front Row left-right: Jack Surlis, Jake Sutton, Luke Berriman, Alex Southon, Griffin Shiel, Rob Clark; and left - Luke Berriman in action Roffey Robins Athletic ended the season with an emphatic 8-3 win against Heron Olympic.

Roffey were 6-0 up at half time, with goals from around the park. George Hole got the ball rolling, finishing with a neat side foot volley from a corner, and Zac Malinsky bundled in number two, also from a corner.

Max Lewis’ shot from 12 yards was unstoppable, Dan Goddard then headed in from yet another corner, George Hole got his second from a Dan Goddard cross, and Connor Pollard beat the keeper with a neat chip from the edge of the

box to make it 6-0.

Heron pulled one back just before the break, then added a second after the restart, but Matt Sigrist drove a power shot in from a tight angle, and Zac Malinsky added his second to complete the rout.

On a Sunday afternoon when the weather was more appropriate for cricket, Horsham Yth Under 14s entertained Bognor Regis Town Colts.

Needing only a point to win the title Bognor did everything they could to stop Horsham.

With just over five minutes gone in the second half Horsham were on the attack but lost the ball just outside the Bognor area and Bognor pumped the ball forward and chipped the ball in.

Horsham pressed on and got their equaliser in the 60th minute with a well taken goal

by George Hole. Horsham tried to get a winner but it would not come.

Horsham Sparrows U12's Girls played their penultimate game of the season against Worthing Divas.

Due to some members of the squad trying to rack up some additional air miles whilst on holiday, and trying to blame it on some sort of Volcano action in Iceland, Sparrows only had 8 players to pick from!

Divas knew if they won today, the title would be theirs, and if Sparrows won they too had a chance to take the crown.

The game was fairly evenly matched in the first hal but Sparrows lacked the finishing touch up front. They lost the first half 3 – 0 but won the second half 1 – 0, with Keyannea scoring from the penalty spot.

Unfortunately, it wasn’t a double header so Sparrows came away empty handed and drop to 4th place in the league.

But a win next week means they could still end the season as runners-up.

Coach Tony Monella said: “To be honest, if someone had told me we would be finishing the season that high up the table at the start of the season, I would have not believed them. But the girls have dug deep all season and produced some outstanding football and deserve the praise that other teams have thrown our way.

“If we win next weekend, we finish this campaign in second place, runners up. Coming second isn’t too bad as next season we have something to improve on!”

If any Year 7 girl would like to join Sparrows as the team moves from 7-a-side to 11-aside, contact Chris Cooper at chris@chronweb.fsnet.co.uk or 07906469325

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Horsham may not have put many points on the board, but there was no lack of effort against high-flying Brighton on Saturday

Great character in defeat The Big Match Report: Nick Hind Pictures: Chris Woolgar

London 3 South East Horsham v Brighton Horsham left every ounce of blood and sweat on the pitch in their final league game of the season against a slick Brighton XV, going down 3 – 55 at the Coolhurst Ground.

A brave and dogged performance saw the Greens restrict a formidable, table topping opponent to just a 170 lead at half time before finally succumbing to a glut of late tries in the final quarter.

Horsham scrapped for every inch right from the off, fronting up to an explosive adversary who oozed class from 1 – 15.

Good spoiling work from Hor-

sham restricted the visitors to a midfield battle for the first quarter, with Flanker, Coalen Cotter in particular showing good disruptive work at the breakdown.

But it was only a matter of time before Brighton crossed over the white line. And a dynamic backs move from the back of a scrum saw full-back, Nick Cherry, touch down for the opening try.

And a healthy crowd of supporters feared for the flood gates when a bulldozing run from Brighton Lock, Gareth Eddy, saw him take on and con-

quer four Horsham tackles before arrogantly smiling as he scored the second of Brighton’s eight tries.

Unfazed by the task in hand, Horsham battled on gallantly, and should have been rewarded for good pressure towards the end of the half.

Stringing several probing phases together, they managed to get within a couple of metres of the visitors line, but a well drilled defence was not to be breached.

The Greens continued the good work early in the second period, controlling possession and territory, but were unable to find the right line for a break, or overpower a massive pack for the push over.

So it was left to Hooker, Rob Grantham-Hill, to secure Horsham’s solitary points for the afternoon. Ball in hand, just outside the 22, he looked leftnothing on, he looked rightnothing on, so decided to have

a pop at the drop goal. The ball flew majestically, end over end, right through the middle of the posts- well actually, it flew like a lead balloon and only just had the legs.

But as Rob would tell you, they all count, and he took on the applause from both sets of supporters as if he does that sort of thing every game!

Unfortunately, that was as good as it would get for Horsham.

F r o m there on

in a slick and inventive Brighton s i d e t o o k total control

of the game, running in another six tries as home legs tired and gaps in the defence began to appear.

The score suggested it was a mismatch, and it was to the eye also, but Horsham’s spirit and dogged determination was highlighted by both side’s management teams. Brighton forward coach, Fin Macmillan, praised their opponent’s efforts saying: “All credit to Horsham. We trained for this one with our same high intensity as we knew they were capable and would never give in.”

Head of Horsham, Nick Stocker, said: ‘I wanted us to finish the season on a positive, and although the score doesn’t reflect that, the manner of the defeat and the character the guys showed was top draw, which gives us plenty to build on going into the next campaign.’

Youth teams celebrate League and Cup glory

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Horsham rugby team heroic in heavy defeat

Jolyon top of the World

Jolyon Palmer leads the World Formula Two Championship after recording a race win in the season’s opening race at Silverstone. He becomes the first British winner in F2 since his dad Jonathan won back in 1983. The Southwater racer, who struggled for points in the same series last year, finished less than a second behind Philipp Eng is Race Two. We’re certainly chuffed here at The Resident - having devoted two pages to Jolyon last week we would have felt a bit silly if he came home 18th!

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