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CHICHESTER FESTIVAL THEATRE is celebrating the successful completion of a highly ambitious 21-month, £22 million redevelopment project this week, with the official reopening of its Grade 2* listed building. The Festival Theatre unveiled a major production of Amadeus starring Rupert Everett and Joshua McGuire, directed by Chichester’s Artistic Director, Jonathan Church. Executive Director, Alan Finch said: “The reopening of our Theatre just 21 months after its demolition began is the culmination of an experience

that has been exciting, memorable and at times extremely challenging! It’s an incredible achievement to have reopened the building on time, having met our fundraising target. I am immensely proud of the hard work undertaken by our architects, building team and contractors, Theatre staff and our Campaign Committee. We’re extremely thankful for the support we’ve received from our audiences, individual donors, stakeholders and businesses, as well as Arts Council England, West Sussex County Council and Chichester District Council. Our goal was to safeguard this building for the next generation and we’re thrilled to have achieved this.” The refurbishment of the Theatre has involved a careful marriage of old and new (Pic courtesy Philip Vile)

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Festival Theatre Chichester reopens after major redevelopment

The new foyer in the main Theatre (Pic courtesy Philip Vile)

Artistic Director, Jonathan Church said: “What’s always been unusual about this Theatre is that it was built by the vision of one local man Leslie Evershed-Martin, supported by hundreds if not thousands of people, all putting their hands in their pockets. The RENEW project feels that it’s recaptured that moment when the Theatre was first built, in a fresh and equally inspiring way. Yet again this city and region has responded and helped in so many ways, sometimes

with money, sometimes with time and effort, so it’s been very, very special. It’s going to be tremendously exciting to open the Theatre with Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus, nearly 50 years after the premieres of The Royal Hunt of the Sun and Black Comedy, and particularly special for Peter to be with us to celebrate.” The refurbishment of the Festival Theatre has involved a careful marriage of old and new. It has conserved the iconic and

architecturally significant features of the original modernist ‘concrete tent’. At the same time the redevelopment has incorporated essential repairs, major enhancements and a new extension, clad in distinctive Cor-Ten material, to house the new backstage facilities. The redevelopment has been conceived and undertaken by award-winning architects Haworth Tompkins, whose work includes the acclaimed redesign of London’s Royal

Man jailed for death crash AN 18-YEAR-OLD DRIVER was sentenced to serve four years in a young offender institution after his passenger was killed in a crash near Chichester. Harry Smith had admitted causing death by dangerous driving after Jasmine Elkasmi, 16, from Bognor Regis, died when his car rolled on to its side in Halnaker, near Chichester in September. Smith, from Tangmere, also admitted two charges of causing serious injury. Two other 16-year-old girls were seriously hurt in the crash. One was left paralysed from the waist down while

Court Theatre, Liverpool’s Everyman Theatre and recently The Shed at the National Theatre. The building work has been carried out by Osborne, a company with strong links to the West Sussex area. It has worked on many projects in the region including the Shoreham Harbour footbridge and new G-Block at Chichester College. The RENEW redevelopment project was launched in 2012, during the Festival Theatre’s 50th anniversary year, in recognition that the building was operating on a scale way beyond what was envisaged when it first opened in 1962. The RENEW project received £12 million from Arts Council England. This immediately unlocked an additional £8 million in pledged local support from businesses, trusts and individuals, and, most notably, from West Sussex County Council and Chichester District Council who pledged £1.5 million and £500,000 respectively. The remaining funds have been raised by the RENEW Campaign Committee and its Ambassadors. Over 12,000 people have now supported the appeal and the original fundraising target of £22 million has been met.

The key improvements include: Two new café and bar extensions opening onto outdoor terraces, and improved picnic areas – making the Festival Theatre a welcoming destination for everyone Bigger foyer areas with more space, light and seating – and twice as many toilets Improved Access facilities with two new lifts, making the Theatre fully accessible on all levels Transformed auditorium with increased seating capacity and refurbished seats An increase in the auditorium rake, improving sightlines and intimacy by bringing audiences closer to the stage A new extension housing significantly improved backstage facilities for actors, creatives and Theatre staff Changes to make the building more energy efficient including a new ground source heat pump system to both heat and cool the building

Support was also received from the Heritage Lottery Fund, whose grant of £1.2million supported the Theatre’s restoration and funded Pass It On, a 3-year community participation programme charting the history of Chichester Festival Theatre and creating an archive that celebrates the past 50 years.

the other suffered facial and dental injuries. Sussex Police said Smith had had his licence for about seven weeks before the collision and had been stopped by police on “a number of occasions due to the manner of his driving.” Sgt

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“He had been issued with a section 59 warning, which meant that if he had been stopped again, his vehicle would have been seized.” Smith

was

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disqualified from driving for four years and ordered to take an extended re-test before he can hold a licence Harry Smith was sentenced this week

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Kingley Vale is known for its twisted and ancient yews and includes a grove of veteran trees which are among the oldest living things in Britain. It also has superb chalk grassland and is one of the most important archaeological sites in southern England, with 14 scheduled ancient monuments

Well known in the area for providing a high level of care, Westhampnett House is set on 3.5 acres of West Sussex's finest parkland, on the outskirts of the historic city of Chichester. Boasting its own listed Dovecote, Pond, Apple Orchard, and Stunning Gardens, the handsome Grade II listed Georgian building together with later additions provide an idyllic setting for the nursing and recovery of the 32 residents that our Home caters for. We promise good, warm, old-fashioned care and hospitality. Come and visit us, to experience this. We offer: Full Nursing Care, Respite & Short Stays.

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14, my left leg ballooning after a wasp sting in the bracken at Virginia Water. Assuming I was allergic to wasps I carried Piriton and Waspeze with me

OBESITY As we know, everything in the Universe is expanding, except the minds of bigots. This expansion is disproportionate, with Mt Everest expanding at the same rate as the Atlantic, but not as fast as living organisms. Humans are getting taller. Anyone who’s been round the Victory can testify that at Trafalgar the average sailor was about 5 foot tall. But they weren’t fat. The doorways on Nelson’s ship are about the right width. So. Maybe the dinosaurs initially got too tall, then too wide and that’s what lies in store for us.

at all times. Until I was 42 years. Then my father told me, over a pint, that the hospital said it was probably an adder bite. The thing about his generation is they didn’t talk. HOT WEATHER KITCHEN SMELL Cheese? Fish? Something under the dishwasher? The oven? OLFACTORY SKILLS A dog’s sense of smell is 17,000 times better than ours, they say. Okay, let’s run with this. 17,000 times stronger or

HOT WEATHER With the hot weather comes the question of where is that smell in the kitchen coming from. Is it over here? Can you smell it? Is it from the fridge? I think it’s more likely around the sink.

more perceptive? The smell of vomit (sorry but this is science) is enough to make me wretch along with the turkey trot we had spread on the fields when we lived in Bosham.

WASPS Luckily, years ago, we bought a badminton set. The racket I keep in the wastepaper bin that gets called an “Umbrella Stand” by the front door, is perfect for wasps.

KILLING SKILLS

TRIATHLONS Well done to all our Chichester triathletes . Clearly the UK is eminent. We need to turn our major sports cricket football and rugby into a multiskill, perhaps a decathlon including baking and getting off with someone.

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Jewellery stolen from antiques shop in Petworth POLICE are appealing for information about a smash and grab burglary at an antiques shop in Petworth. The break-in happened at Chequers Antiques on Lombard Street at around 11.30pm on July 2. PC Fiona Turnbull said: “Around £12,000 worth of jewellery was stolen including these items pictured which include a Victorian pendant

formed as two hearts with opals and diamonds, an 18 carat gold ring with nine diamonds, a solitaire ring with diamonds in an 18 carat gold band, two platinum Tiffany rings with diamonds, 18 carat gold earrings and a ring with three opals and two diamonds. “A Silver Saab, which was later found abandoned in Fittleworth, was

Woman who died in Midhurst collision is named THE WOMAN who died in a collision in Midhurst has been named as Giuseppina Incisivo. Giuseppina, known as Josie, was 79 from Oakwood Close, Midhurst. Emergency services were called to the collision involving a lorry on North Street at 11.13am on

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POLICE are seeking witnesses to a row between two men in the car park of The Bognor Regis Retail Park, Shripney Road, Bognor. Between 8.45pm and 9pm on Tuesday 8 July two men, aged 21 and 23, were involved in an altercation in which the 23-year-old received minor injuries but did not seek medical treatment. A third man, aged 23, was seen to be standing nearby. All three are described as white. The 23-year-old involved in the

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A ROBBER who went missing from Ford Prison has been found and arrested. Peter Mahoney left the prison on Friday (11 July) and travelled to Brighton on day release but did not return. Mahoney had been given an indeterminate sentence in 2010 after he admitted charges of racially aggravated wounding, possession of a firearm, robbery and possession of

an imitation firearm for offences he committed in London in November 2008. After a public appeal by Sussex Police, officers at the Metropolitan Police found the 37-year-old at an address in South London. Officers arrested Mahoney at a house in Sidcup Road, Eltham, at 1.30am on Thursday (17 July) on suspicion of being unlawfully at large. He is currently in custody.

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Ford Open Prison absconder Christopher Street returned 13 years ago put our initial focus, Mr Street was identified as one of those we were on the run from Ford open prison firearms offences. But he handed himself in four seeking. in West Sussex actually handed “An officer has since identified himself in 13 years ago, it has days later and completed his that he is no longer wanted and he sentence. emerged. has been removed from the list.” Street was jailed for seven years Christopher Street was named Sussex Police said there were 86 as one of eight fugitives most at for conspiracy to rob and firearms inmates missing from HMP Ford. risk of re-offending in a police offences. Six men who officers consider Det Sup Jez Graves, of Sussex appeal last week. to be most at risk of re-offending The 62-year-old went on the Police, said: “In the initial scoping remain at large. run from the Category D jail process of prioritising those They are: in November 2001 after being absconders on whom we would Robert Donovan, 57, left Ford while on day release in 2010. He was jailed for life for murder after he stabbed a man to death Steven Evans, 55, absconded in March 2013. He was jailed for life for assault. He attacked a man with a metal bar Craig Hayler, 30, absconded on 10 March this year. He was serving 30 months for a Christopher Street (bottom right) handed himself in 13 years ago and completed his sentence. burglary in Hove Top row (left to right) David Blood (now been found and arrested in Hampshire), Craig Hayler, and has a series Steven Evans, Robert Donovan - Bottom row (left to right) Arben Nuredini,Timothy O’Leary, Derek Passmore and Christopher Street of convictions for A MAN who was named as being

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Students dish up awards

STUDENTS from Chichester have

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Five students managed to Store

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Packing Heavy I have just tried and failed to pack for my school trip to Italy tomorrow. I got distracted by my laptop which accidentally fell onto the lead that attaches it to the TV screen, and then suddenly an hour of my life had been spent watching Bones and thinking about the fact that I should probably be packing. The thing with all this packing malarkey is that you feel like you’re laying expectations on a trip. I always try (emphasis on ‘try’) to be realistic about what I need, and what I perhaps really really do not need. It can go in either direction; sometimes my bag is so heavy that I have to request stopping points so that I can tearfully sit down for a quick breather, but on occasions I just stuff a couple of tops and maybe some shorts in a bag and find myself pyjamaless in Paris a few hours later. The plot thickens on long holidays. There are many parts to these trips: pool lounging wear (not just a swimming costume guys) general day wear, walking wear, going-out wear, bedtime wear and the disappointing oh-god-it’s-noteven-hot-here wear. And you must also factor in the sad truth of the matter – outfit repeaters may be punished. I cannot be bothered with all

primary school students.

Mia Edwards of this work and consideration. It makes me feel like somebody who is going away on business. It begs the question, who am I even trying to impress with my vast wardrobe? The people in Italy tend not to know every tourist that walks past them, and everyone from school is probably going through the exact same dilemma. All you really need on holiday in this day and age are 2-3 outfits, the obligatory razor and maybe some other shower-related things. I just made myself laugh with that last sentence. So I’ve packed an outfit a day with some extras for good measure. I’ve also included my straighteners and hair serums, my books, my phone and iPod and makeup bag. There’s no benefit to packing light; hauling a heavy bag is really good for your body and it’s better to be prepared for any situation, so you know I’m all set.

receive the higher award of ‘Merit’ for an outstanding cook and must be commended for their excellence, they were: Jonathan Smith, Fraser Gigg, Ross Burle, George Pierce and Liam Holmes.

Council turns ‘lights out’ in memory of WW1 THE LIGHTS will be out at Chichester District Council’s headquarters on Monday 4 August between 10pm and 11pm, to mark the hour that Britain entered the First World War, one hundred years ago. The council will be joining thousands of other organisations, businesses and homes in the UK, who are being encouraged to switch off their lights for an hour as a mark of respect, as part of the national ‘Lights Out’ event. The event, organised by the Department of Culture, will also coincide with a candlelit vigil at Westminster Abbey. At 11pm on 4 August 1914, Britain declared war on Germany, ushering in one of the darkest periods in our history. As the moment approached, the British Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey, made the famous remark: “The lamps are going out all over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our life-time.” “We must never forget what happened in World War 1 and

how this event changed the world forever,” says Cllr Heather Caird, Leader

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people to have a shared moment of reflection between 10pm and 11pm on 4 August. We want to encourage other households and businesses to consider joining us in marking this moment, by switching off their lights for an hour. “We also wanted to illustrate the impact of the First World World War within the district and so our Novium Museum has launched ‘The Great War Brought Home’ exhibition. This brings to life the experiences of local people whose personal stories reveal the impact of WW1 in the district.” To

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Rolls-Royce to fight 350 new homes plan THE BOSS of luxury car-maker Rolls-Royce has strongly opposed a 350-strong housing development that would leave its Goodwood plant “effectively in a housing estate”. Rolls-Royce chief executive Torsten Müller-Ötvös said the marquee brand’s secluded plant in the Goodwood Estate was the only location capable of meeting its exacting requirements. Proposals for a major residential development at Westhampnett, near Chichester, would leave Rolls-Royce’s attractive working environment “indistinguishable

from any UK urban location”. Mr Müller-Ötvös said: “This proposal will simply extent the suburban development of Chichester eastwards. “Rolls-Royce will effectively be located in a housing estate that is indistinguishable from any UK urban location - exactly the situation we sought so hard to avoid.” He added: “The scale and density of this proposed development... may damage the long-term future of Rolls Royce and its role in the economy.” The bespoke plant was built in

2003 for around £200 million. There was initial opposition to the plant and motor circuit – but its profile, sunken into the estate with a grass-topped roof, has become iconic and attracts visitors from around the world. The Commercial Estates Group, which is behind the development, said it would deliver much-needed new homes and provide Rolls-Royce staff with a convenient place to live. A decision on the development is pending with Chichester District Council.

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What’s the difference between an incinerator and a gasification plant? There was a lot of ‘gassing’ going on at the county council chamber this week. The talk was over gas that might be in the ground and gas created from rubbish. First up was another proposal to drill for gas and oil – at Wisborough Green. But with the help of Likely Lad James Bolam and his wife, Susan Jameson, in the anticampaign, the idea was dumped. Disquietingly, a separate proposal for what critics say is a giant new incinerator with a double chimney, that will bring an extra 60 HGVs per day on to our residential and country roads, where our children live, breathe the air and play, was given a big fat green light. Old stuff like carpets A fundamental question we have to ask is, what do we do with all the waste we produce, I mean the stuff that isn’t recyclable? Like bits of old carpet. It’s got to go somewhere. Naturally, prevention is better than cure and the more we manufacture nice new carpets that can be recycled later, and the more legislation enforces that, the better for us all. Synthetic carpets, for instance, have been known to contain chemical nasties that

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aggravate asthma and other health problems. But some argue there will always be rubbish that we’ll need to get rid of, like man-made fibre carpets that can’t be recycled. What are we actually going to do to the carpets? You and I are doing a crossword puzzle together. The clue for seven across is a treatment plant that uses oxygen somewhere in the process to treat old carpets then produces emissions, 12 letters. Is the answer incineration or gasification? Not incineration, Abi Field, a processing engineer from Bognor tells me: the new treatment plant at Ford Industrial Estate near Arundel will produce clean air and the only bi-products will be carbon. I thought we wanted to reduce our carbon footprint? “It’s better than producing methane from landfill,” says Abi.

Maybe they should plant a small forest to eat up the carbon while avoiding the methane? Local physicist Nicola Wilson says it’s an incinerator and the proposal for it to produce heat for homes and businesses is fantasy: “It will cost £1 million per kilometre to transport any heat it produces,” says she. Depressed over emissions For me, the most worrying thing is the emissions. We might be reassured to hear the Environment Agency says it’s fine as long as regulations are met. But Nicola says they found particulates like dioxides in local beef cattle in a similar plant that goes into the food chain. The fact that protestors say such emissions could carry five or six miles is unappetizing. What should concern us, too, is that the waste coming to the site, where the road is prone to flooding, won’t be just from this county. “And when it floods the lorries will try and go through the village in Ford,” worries Dawn, another resident. It does seem a little weird to build it in what I believe is a flood

plain, but stranger things have already happened. With many other countries moving on from incinerators and another in Norfolk just cancelling its contract, the decision to build this on people’s doorsteps – whatever you call it - seems … gastley. And finally Forget carpets, where do all our pets go after love cools? After broken relationships, I mean.

After various friends’ bust-ups I’ve counted one chicken, several dogs and numerous cats. One pal, Philip, had a cat called Did-dums that he said he’d been saddled with after the romance petered out, though he continued to look after Di-dums. Another pal, Gerald, told me his dog kept him sane. It was only thanks to Rusty that he got over the broken heart. Thank goodness we can’t argue over the iTunes collection. Well, they were never yourTunes.

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Businesses fed up by A27 need to fill out survey to help fight for improvements BUSINESSES badly affected by congestion along the A27 have been adding their weight to the campaign to improve it. The A27 Action campaign launched a fortnight ago - has already won plenty of support from West Sussex businesses of all different sizes. Evidence has been flooding in from firms voicing their frustrations about how traffic jams affect their trade. They have completed the 10-minute online survey at www.

a27action.co.uk to help the campaign present its case for investment to the Government. There is still time for other businesses to add their voice to the campaign and fill out the survey. West Sussex County Council leader Louise Goldsmith said: “We really want to encourage businesses to take the time to fill in this survey. “The more examples we can show of how the A27 restricts our local economy from growing, the stronger our case to lobby the Government.”

Evidence from businesses will continue to be gathered by West Sussex County Council during July and August, with help from business networks, before a business case is handed to the Government in the autumn. The A27 is one of six routes in England being considered for investment by the Government. The Chancellor will announce which of the six schemes are still in the running for investment in his Autumn Statement.

If the A27 is on the shortlist, the Government is expected to indicate what the preferred route for any improvements will look like and how much it would cost. The Government would then determine how much funding can be committed. Visit www.a27action.co.uk and complete the online survey. If you are a resident and support improvements to the A27, you can show your support by ‘liking’ the A27 Action page on Facebook.

New library leads to borrowing bonanza in Midhurst

THE NEW MIDHURST LIBRARY, at Grange Community & Leisure Centre, has seen a significant increase in users since its reopening at the end of March. Statistics have confirmed that user levels in April, May and June were up over 42% compared to the three-month period last year. Items lent from the library have averaged almost 6,000 per month since the reopening, while items lent last month were a 56% increase on June 2013’s tally of 3,653. And following the first meetings of groups and activities for adults, as well as the start of the Summer Reading Challenge, the library is

looking to boost on its impressive start since its redevelopments. Gareth Edmunds, Midhurst Library’s Centre Manager, said: “I am delighted with the new library, particularly as we moved less than four months ago. “Since the move, our regular Monday 2.15pm toddler time for under-fives has continued to be popular, while activities for adults have just started. “Knit and Natter, Book Break and a reading group have all had their first meetings. “Since March 31, the first three months at Midhurst library have seen up to a 50% increase in the

numbers of books, DVDs and story CDs loaned to library borrowers each month. “This success has been with the hard work of our library staff and our fantastic volunteers. “The annual summer reading challenge for primary aged school children has just begun and the Mythical Maze will build on our success through the summer.” With a wide range of books available, along with CD audiobooks, DVDs and free WiFi throughout the building as well as longer opening hours, the rise may also be attributed to Midhurst Library’s new self-service policy.

Lionel Barnard, West Sussex County Council’s Cabinet Member for Residents’ Services, said: “This is really positive news for Midhurst and our library is proving to be a great addition to what is already an excellent facility in the community. “The change in opening hours has also improved accessibility for people willing to visit the centre, as the window to drop by at a time which suits them is now a lot wider. “The statistics regarding items lent from the library since the reopening speaks for themselves and we hope residents continue to enjoy the centre.”

WSCC’s Planning Committee refuse Celtique application for Wisborough Green AN APPLICATION by Celtique Energy for oil and gas exploration near Wisborough Green has this week been refused by WSCC’s Planning Committee. The

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National News News in Brief • A teenage girl was raped while walking home from a beach party to celebrate the end of the school year. The victim was walking alone down the Wivenhoe Trail, a footpath which runs alongside the River Colne. She and a friend had been to the party in Alresford, Essex, before the attack on Tuesday at 23:30 BST. Essex Police said the attacker ran off when a group of young men heard the girl’s screams for help. The rapist was in his mid or early teens.

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• The family of a Newcastle fan who died in a plane crash in Ukraine have flown to The Netherlands as the first planes carrying victims’ bodies arrive. Liam Sweeney and John Alder were travelling to watch Newcastle’s tour of New Zealand when their flight crashed. • A British schoolboy has died on a field trip in Tanzania after suffering a severe allergic reaction, an expedition company has said. Jack Burden, 18, from Harton Technology College in South Shields, Tyneside, received first aid but could not be resuscitated, True Adventure said. The Foreign Office confirmed he died in Tanzania on Tuesday. The firm could not confirm what the source of the allergy was, but said the group had been in a “remote location”. • The vast majority of new broadband customers in the UK are opting out of “child friendly” filters when prompted to install them by service providers. The industry watchdog Ofcom found fewer than one in seven households installed the feature, which is offered by BT, Sky, TalkTalk and Virgin Media. The filters block pornographic websites, as well as pages promoting self-harm or drug taking. • The former head of Haringey children’s services Sharon Shoesmith has been awarded £679,452 for her unfair dismissal claim. Ms Shoesmith was sacked after a damning report into the 2007 death of Peter Connelly, known as Baby P, who was subjected to months of abuse. • Peaches Geldof died of a heroin overdose, a coroner has ruled. The TV presenter had been a heroin addict and took the substitute drug methadone for two-and-a-half years before her death, the inquest heard. A police search found 6.9g of heroin in her house but there was no indication she had planned to take her own life.

Claudia Lawrence has not been seen since March 2009

A MAN has been arrested as part of the continuing investigation into the murder of Claudia Lawrence. The missing chef, 35, has not been seen since March 2009. North Yorkshire Police said a 46-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice.

A large police presence has been at The Acomb pub, on Kingsway, York, since about 08:00 BST. A 59-year-old man held on suspicion of her murder in May remains on bail. A spokesman said: “The man is currently being interviewed in

Campaign to stop Immigration Street filming in Southampton A CAMPAIGN has begun to stop a TV production company from filming a new series on immigration in an area of Southampton. Channel 4 has confirmed Immigration Street – a follow-up to Benefits Street – is being filmed in Derby Road. At a meeting organised by Newtown Residents’ Association (NRA) on Tuesday, residents were urged to refuse to co-operate. Producer Love Productions said it was not aiming to cause division. Benefits Street was a big hit for Channel 4 but was criticised for its portrayal of people living in poverty. Derby Road residents have raised concerns about how the show will portray immigration and stigmatise the area. More than 100 people attended the heated meeting at the Maytree Nursery and Infant School. Nazrul Chaudhery, chairman of the NRA, said people were concerned about being labelled. He said: “It doesn’t matter who goes on it, you’ll be labelled as immigrant or something in that way.” Labour MP Alan Whitehead, whose constituency includes Derby

Road, said: “I think the show is fundamentally misconceived. “I think it’s quite wrong that a company sticks a pin in the map and says ‘that’s Immigration Street’, regardless of the reality of the area, and then does a programme on it. I think they should think again and I hope they will.” Kieran Smith, creative director of Love Productions, told the meeting: “We would never come and film a series in order to cause division, or where there is harmony, cause disharmony. “We’re here to film for six to seven months the lives of the residents of Derby Road. “We’re on Derby Road because it’s an incredibly diverse street with a history of immigration. “Just like on Benefits Street - the reason we were there was because there were a lot of benefits claimants there - but then the programme became about other themes.” Filming began eight weeks ago and more than 30 people have already been interviewed for the series, which is due to be broadcast next year.

custody while searches and forensic enquiries are conducted in relation to the investigation.” Miss Lawrence, who lived in Heworth, was due to start a shift at the University of York on 19 March at 06:00, but failed to turn up. Her 67-year-old father, Peter,

reported her missing the following day. Extensive searches of the area were made, but she was not found and police have since treated her disappearance as murder. Martin Dales, spokesman for Claudia’s father, said: “Peter remains very grateful for all the hard work that North Yorkshire Police are continuing to put into finding Claudia. “It is to be hoped that this is another vital piece in the jigsaw of information that needs to come to the police.” North Yorkshire Police launched a review of the case last year and have carried out new forensic work and searches of Miss Lawrence’s home. A house in the Burnholme area of York was searched following the arrest of the 59-year-old man from York on 13 May. A second property in North Shields, Tyneside, was also searched by officers. The suspect was released on conditional bail which was extended by police last month.

Parent-funded iPad plan criticised

PARENTS have claimed a school is creating a “two-tier” education system by asking them to buy iPads for their children to use in class. The Biggleswade Academy in Bedfordshire wants parents of children in years 5 and 6 to pay up to about £300 for the tablets to “personalise education”. The school said it was optional and parents would not be forced to sign up. But parents have said they feel “under pressure” to spend the money and “bullying has already started”.

Leanne Holt, who has two children in the school, said she agreed tablets had “great educational benefits”, but the school was “very naive if it thought there wasn’t going to be a two-tier education system”. The school said monthly payment options of between £10 and £20 were available and those eligible for free school meals could be helped with up to 80% of the cost. A spokesman said it had seen “real benefits” from its shared tablets and wanted to “take it to the next level”.

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Too many ‘F’s’ results in an ‘X’ Kylee Charles Director of PR Consultancy Mindseye Management

Returning from any break away presents challenges with ‘getting back in to the swing of things’ doesn’t it.

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their style. After just a few weeks working with them, I found myself shocked when the Account Manager began to swear mid conversation, or share personal information that would usually be saved for friendships. I’m just not used to it. Perhaps it’s surprised me with just how conservative I am but is it really conservative to expect professionalism? His manner affected my trust and I was just not certain I could continue to rely on the approach I was witnessing.” “Inevitably when you work with someone for long enough conversations can become friendly ‘how was your weekend?’ That sort of thing. But where’s the boundary? I know in my business as a therapist I never bring my personal life into the clinic - the hour someone has with me is 100% them and I pride myself on that. Needless to say the swearing and the personal stories that felt a

little too familiar have resulted in me cancelling our contract with this agency. On reflection, they didn’t deliver and for me, their behaviour attributed to their results. Maybe this is why the issue became so obvious? Who knows….” After a moment of hoping Laura wasn’t trying to make me aware of any of my own ‘over-familiarity’, it made me realise how interesting and current this topic is. Just when did business become so personal? Is this how business is done these days, with an over-familiar, casual approach? As much as I’d love to have overheard one of these conversations, for comedic value, that’s where it stops. Shouldn’t we all work hard to ensure the professional degree of separation remains, after all, word-of-mouth is a powerful force to be reckoned with and loose lips aren’t an attribute.

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Chichester reaches all-time high for company formation A NEW ECONOMIC report from Duport.co.uk has revealed a there were a record number of company registrations over the first quarter of the year in Chichester. The first quarter of the year saw a record number of new companies formed in Chichester, West Sussex. Figures in a recent report from Duport.co.uk show there were 179 new companies registered in Chichester over the three months - more than any other quarter on record and a 30% rise on the previous year. The report also shows a 15% drop in company closures, suggesting trading conditions are improving in the area. In further good news, the UK company share of Chichester rose slightly during the period. Managing Director of Duport. co.uk, Peter Valaitis commented: “The results we are seeing in Chichester, such as rising company formation and falling closures, suggest that business confidence is on the up in the area.” The Duport Business Confidence Report for Chichester contains a range of data and statistics to give an overview of the local business landscape. More information can be found at http://www.duport.co.uk/ chichester. Duport Business Confidence Reports are generated and released by Duport Associates Ltd. The data contained in these reports is assimilated and analysed by Duport using public record data from sources including Companies House, Office for National Statistics and Ordnance Survey. Duport Associates Ltd is a leading UK company formation agent, established in 1997 and registering around 10,000 new companies each year through its Companies House approved software.

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GRANTS totalling £35,000 from West Sussex County Council have seen 14 apprentices taken on at businesses across the county. The authority invested the money into a unique West Sussex Higher Apprenticeship Grant Scheme, which closed at the end of June 2014. The grant was open to small and medium businesses to bid to, as well as large organisations. Grants were awarded to seven companies which used the money to contribute towards the salaries of 14 Higher Apprentices aged 18-24 in sectors ranging from construction to care. Brian Pellett, General Manager at Real Time DC, one of the first organisations to receive funding said: “It is important to the growth of our business that we have the correct mix of Sales and Technical skills. “The Higher Apprentice Scheme allowed a good mix of external technical training we could not provide whilst receiving our training on products and customer skills. The award of VAN theHIRE grant provided the encouragement we needed to invest.” One of West Sussex County Council’s key priorities is championing the economy, including encouraging more apprentices into

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Do you need some extra work? Local businesses are needed by award winning Chichester business referral group IF YOU are looking for some extra business then look no further. Your luck could be in if you run one of these businesses. A local Chichester business referral group has some space for new members.

“It sounds crazy but as a group of businesses we have work that we would like to place with quality local suppliers yet currently this work is going out of the area,” said Paul Beard the group’s Membership Secretary, adding “it’s not stuffy, in fact it is great fun – last week we placed £13,000 of business for our members and we now have a window for some trades and professions to join us.” “It works so well because it’s very simple. We meet in the morning over breakfast, once a week so everyone can be back to work for 9.00am,” added Chairman Jeremy Doe of Sussex Hardwood Workshops. “It’s a bit like having your own unpaid marketing team working for you, because fellow members give out your cards and refer your business to people they meet. They do this because they know you are doing exactly the same for them.” This Chichester business

referral group is now ranked as the second fastest growing group of its type in the whole of Sussex. It’s simple and it works! In the Sussex region members have passed over 32,000 referrals that have turned into £13,380,000 in the last 6 months alone! - Yes you read that right - they try not to keep it a secret but still very few businesses know of them. John Hollands of RWP Group, a founder member 14 years ago, said: “As a marketing agency we advise businesses every day on how to get the best out of their marketing budget, membership of this group represents a great return on investment.” Only one representative from each trade or profession can join the group. At present the group are actively seeking new members who they can pass work to. Are you working in any of the following categories? Office Supplies, Garden Maintenance, Carpet/ Flooring, Estate Agent/Letting Agent, Bookkeeper Car Valet, Florist, Fire Safety, Web Design, Architect, Surveyor,

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If you represent any of the above businesses, have the capacity to take on more business, and are able to go to a weekly meeting 6.45am – 8.30am and have £10 for breakfast then we would be delighted to meet you. Act now before your trade or profession gets locked-out of the group and come along to our next meeting, to register your interest contact Membership Secretary Paul Beard. Telephone or text 07787 557256 Email paul.beard@ smeadvisor.co.uk Visitor’s Meeting The Chichester Park Hotel Madgwick Lane, Westhampnett Road, Chichester, PO19 7QL Thursday 31st July 6:45-8:30 £10 breakfast and meeting fee Bring plenty of business cards. And it’s not all about business; the members have supported their chosen charity The Sussex

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Chichester welcomes the 2nd annual Ride2Chi bike fest

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CHICHESTER CITY CENTRE PARTNERSHIP has announced that the second spectacular Ride2Chi event will take place on Sunday 27th July 2014, when up to 250 motorcycles will be parked up in the city centre for all to see and enjoy, raising awareness of road safety, with proceeds going to the Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance. This year’s free event, organised in conjunction with Chichester Chamber of Commerce & Industry and sponsored by Chandlers BMW Brighton is expected to attract several hundred motorbikes which will descend on Northgate car park, Chichester on Sunday 27th July. At 12.00, 250 of them will ride in

convoy down North Street and along East Street, lining up on one side of these roads, where they will be on display for two hours for the public to view. Any additional motorbikes are invited to remain parked up in Northgate car park for the duration of the event and at 2.00pm, the motorbikes will spectacularly ride off the precinct, in convoy, out of the City. The three aims of the event are to raise money for the Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance; to promote road safety for motorcyclists and drivers, and to create a fantastic free spectacle and event for the city. Kim Long, City Centre Manager, comments: “We were delighted

by how many people came into Chichester last year to see the bikes and had reports from shops and eateries that their takings were up on the same day! So we were very happy when Chichester Chamber of Commerce approached us to repeat the event this year. It’s a fabulous free event for families who otherwise might not be able to get to Goodwood or other events and it certainly makes a novel addition for Sunday shoppers, visitors and tourists!” Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance receives no statutory funding and relies almost entirely upon the generosity of the public to keep this vital service going. They will be at the Market Cross collecting donations towards the £5 million needed each year to keep these lifesaving helicopters flying. The Ride2Chi has the full support of BikeSafe and the Sussex Safer Roads Partnership. The partnership will be displaying police, fire rescue and SERV motorcycles (emergency blood and donor bikes) and will be giving help and advice on improving road safety with initiatives such as the Biker Down! workshops, developed after extensive research into the causes of injuries and collisions. More information about Ride2Chi can be found at www.chichesterbid. co.uk and on Twitter at @Ride2Chi.

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New Park Centre welcomes you on Sunday August 3rd! THE NEW PARK COMMUNITY & ARTS CENTRE in Chichester is opening its doors, on Sunday 3rd August, to everyone. The day will be a fun filled, family friendly event including free outside displays and children’s events. The Open Day, between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm, is a celebration of the variety of art, sport, dance, wellness, children’s activities and drop-in services taking place regularly at New Park. Simultaneous hour long demonstrations, taster sessions and static displays start at 10:30 in the four main spaces:- the Studio, Old Dojo, New Dojo and Jubilee Hall. Larger half-hour spectacular demonstrations including Karate and Aikido will be held in the beautiful Jubilee Park (weather permitting), which is located outside the purposebuilt, new Jubilee Halls incorporating the impressive Olympic standard Dojo and Jubilee Hall which seats 80 comfortably, and has a dedicated kitchen/bar. Perfect to hire for all occasions! Come and see some of the 60 sports, arts and local interest groups who regularly meet at New Park including Martial Arts: Chichester Karate Club; Ronin Judo Club, KUGB, Kick

Boxing, ZDL, MMA, Aikido Circle Black Belt Academy and Tae Kwando. Fitness and Wellbeing Groups: Fit Fig and Gently Fit Pilates, Hatha, Ivenga and Seated Yoga’s, Weight Loss Warriors, SGI and Thekchen Buddhists groups. Dance Groups: Circle Dance Network, Bodyshock Dance, Lindy Hop and DanceClub2000. New Park is also home to several resident art groups and special interest activities including:Chichester Players, Chichester District Archeology Society, Chichester

• Following a hugely successful debut in 2013, Valley Challenge 2014 promises to be even bigger and better. The eight mile run, which takes in the three peaks of the Lavant Valley near Chichester, uses the tracks and trails of the glorious Goodwood Estate and covers some of the most stunning countryside in the South Downs National Park. The Valley Challenge is organised by local fitness company and hosts of the ever popular Valley Bootcamp, Milestone Fitness, to raise funds for Singleton Playschool. This year’s race takes place on Saturday 20 September, starting at 10am at East Dean Village Hall. The village hall serves as Race HQ and offers homemade cakes and other refreshments, registration, bagdrop and a massage station. All finishers will receive a beautifully handcrafted and unique wooden medal from Wests of East Dean and a bag of goodies to say thank you. The race is a challenge but suitable for runners of all abilities aged 17 upwards. For further information or an entry form please visit www.milestone-fitness. co.uk/valleychallenge. If you don’t fancy running but would like to

support us, we always welcome volunteers to help marshal the race on the day. If you are able to help, please contact Rachel at rachel@ rachelcoates.com. • TALK Sussex Family History Group – Chichester, Wednesday 30th July 2014. “Reading between the lines” is the title of the talk by the well know family historian and “Census Detective” Jeanne Bunting at Sussex Family History Group’s Chichester Centre on Wednesday 30th July. Visitors very welcome, entrance free. Book stall and refreshments available. The talk starts at 7.30pm in St George’s Church Parish Centre, Cleveland Road, Chichester. (entrance behind the church). Parking available. More details 01243 787087 or visit www.sfhg.org.uk • Chichester Art Society’s popular workshops are back again this autumn at Bassil Shippam Centre, Tozer Way, St Pancras (parking and easy access). September 9th sees the return of the popular Figures & Faces Workshops. Portrait Study alternates with Life Study on Tuesday afternoons 1.30-

Wargames Society, Chichester Local History Group, Open Mic Poetry and play reading groups. For the youngsters there are a range of regular activities including Maracajacks; Muchachos Spanish after School Club and On Point School of Dance as well as Children’s ZDL and Junior Judo. New Park Community Centre also hosts much needed drop-in, advice and support services to help residents across the district. These include Richmond Fellowship, West Sussex Carer Support, Chichester Exact,

4.30pm . These workshops are overseen by award-winning local artist Lucie Cookson and run until November 25th (six of each). Work in your preferred medium. Cost to non-members is £11 or £10 if three or more sessions are booked in advance. (Tea/coffee included). On Thursday September 11th 10am4pm guest artist Graham Cox tutors a workshop for enthusiasts of soft pastels Moody Views in Pastel. Cost to non-members is £40 and includes all materials and tea/ coffee through the day. For more information and to book places, contact the Secretary on 01243 602360 or email jean.campbell@ zen.co.uk Get in quick! • West Dean House is throwing open its doors to visitors on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 September 2014. The Grade II listed historic house, and the former home of Edward James, supporter of the Surrealists and founder of West Dean College, is open to the public only once a year. Visitors can experience the Edwardian atmosphere and take guided tours (non bookable) around the magnificent State Rooms and see some of the famous Surrealist

Swain & Co Solicitors, Hillcrest Care, South Down Housing Association and Gamblers Anonymous. We are working with these organisations to widen participation by disadvantaged and marginalised individuals in all our community art and sports activities. Other onsite services include the well-known and popular Chichester Cinema at New Park; an independent cinema which screens four films daily and holds an annual International Film Festival every August. Plus West Sussex County Council’s ‘Find it Out’ information and advice service

art works and objects collected by Edward James throughout his lifetime. The new Sue Timney for West Dean Collection , inspired by the House and Edward James’ collection of objects and surreal art, will be launched at the House Opening weekend. A range of homeware products, developed in collaboration with award-winning contemporary Surrealist designer Sue Timney, the collection has been designed to mark the 50th Anniversary of the founding of The Edward James Foundation, the educational trust that supports the College, and will be available to buy at West Dean. A selection of items (fine bone china, silk cushions and silk scarves) will also be available, for an exclusive limited period in store and online from the V&A Shop (5 September – 5 October inclusive), at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London to coincide with the 2014 London Design Festival. Entrance

for young people, who opened their offices at New Park in August 2013. Centre Development Manager, Alli McDonald-Hughes, says: “New Park is a very special place and we are really looking forward to welcoming Chichester residents and visitors on the day. It will be a great chance for local people to see first-hand the wonderful range of sports, arts and community activities and services offered by some of the groups and clubs that are based here, as well as an opportunity for people to see the halls that we hire to the public and businesses for special occasions.” There will also be a range of fun and family orientated activities including:- face painting, a bouncy castle, the emergency services as well as delicious home baked cakes and local multi-cultural food vendors. Our newly refurbished café-bar will also be open all day offering a selection of hot and cold drinks, wines and beers and snacks. Staff, volunteers, trustees and our groups look forward to seeing you on the day! For more information please telephone 01243 536840 or e-mail managers@newparkcentre.org.uk / www.newparkcentre.org.uk

to the House includes access to the award-winning gardens including the newly restored Sunken Garden, which re-opened earlier this year. Opening Times: 10am to 5pm. Early Bird prices £8 Adult (gate price of £9 Adult). Children go FREE. Book online at: www.westdean.org.uk • Concorde is a social club which provides friendship and companionship for single people. It is not a dating club but any members who form relationships or marry remain members. It meets every Tuesday at the Walnut Tree, Runcton, and holds a variety of events throughout the year. New members are very welcome. Anyone who would like more information can visit www. concordesinglesocialclub.org.uk or phone 01243 575083 or 01243 604715.

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COMBINING energy drinks with alcoholic beverages may strengthen a person’s urge to continue drinking, a new study suggests. Australian researchers found that young adults who consumed an energy drink mixed with alcohol had a small to moderate increase in their desire to keep drinking compared with people who drank alcohol alone.

“This is an important finding because it provides evidence of a mechanism through which energy drinks may increase binge drinking, and consequently, alcohol-related harm among young people,” said study author Rebecca McKetin, who leads the substance use research group at The Australian National University in Canberra. Those harms might include

greater alcohol intoxication, and an increased risk of automobile accidents, as well as drinkingrelated injuries from fights or falls, McKetin said. Blending an energy drink with alcohol is a popular trend among college students, leading researchers to wonder about the potential dangers associated with it. For the study, researchers recruited 75 young adults in Australia, ages 18 to 30. Half the group was given a cocktail containing about 2 ounces of vodka, 8.5 ounces of a lime-flavored energy drink and nearly 7 ounces of a pineapple coconut fruit drink, while the rest of the participants had a cocktail containing the same amount of vodka and fruit drink mixed with 8.5 ounces of soda water. Before receiving their cocktails, all the participants completed a questionnaire asking them to describe their typical use of alcohol, caffeine and drugs. Ten minutes after sipping their cocktail, the participants filled out a post-test questionnaire rating the drink’s

taste and its effects on them, and then took a breathalyzer test to measure their blood alcohol concentrations. The findings are published in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. Caffeine and sweetness The results showed that young people who drank alcohol plus the energy drink liked the taste better, had lower average blood alcohol levels, and also reported a greater urge to keep drinking than those given the alcohol-only cocktail. As for the possible mechanism behind the increased desire to drink more when combining energy drinks with alcohol, McKetin identified two potential culprits: caffeine and sugar. She explained that the sugary additives in energy drinks contribute to their palatability, and may increase people’s desire to keep drinking. Another reason could be the caffeine content, which might bring out alcohol’s stimulant effects and is strongly related to how much people like alcohol.

“In our study, we were unable to confirm whether or not people’s desire to keep drinking was due to the sweetness of the energy drink, or the caffeine that it contained,” McKetin told LiveScience. A similar study done in the U.S. suggested it was the caffeine rather than the sweetness that caused the effect, she said. Some

other

unanswered

questions are whether and to what extent combining energy drinks with alcohol increases how much alcohol people actually subsequently drink, McKetin said. Researchers can’t assume that a person’s self-reported urge to keep drinking would result in consuming more alcohol in a real-life situation, she said. Factors such as whether someone has the money to spend on buying more alcohol, if their friends are still drinking, and whether that individual needs to drive home or go to work the next day, can all play a role in the decision to keep drinking, or stop, McKetin said.

LICENSING APPLICATION LICENSING ACT 2003 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been made to the Licensing Authority of Chichester District Council for the grant of a Premises Licence under Section 17 of the Licensing Act 2003. Applicant: Sally Dawn Pearmaine Postal address of premises: West Dean Stores, Millers Lane, West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0QY. Description of application: Retail sale of alcohol – Monday to Saturday 08:00 to 17:30 and Sunday 08:00-13:30 A copy of the statutory register may be inspected at the address shown below between the hours of 08:45 to 17:10 Monday to Thursday and 08:45-17:00 Friday or by visiting http://www.chichester.gov.uk/index.cfm?articleid=7801 Any Responsible Authority or other person wishing to make representations on this matter must submit those representations in writing to the Licensing Manager, Licensing Team, Housing & Environment Services, Chichester District Council, East Pallant House, East Pallant, Chichester, West Sussex, PO19 1TY or by email to: licensing@chichester.gov.uk by no later than the 18th August 2014 Please note that it is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application and, on summary conviction for the offence, a person is liable to a fine not exceeding level five on the standard scale (currently £5,000).

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Fashion & Lifestyle

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We’ll keep this brief: Are you New weight loss workshops are launched ready for VAGINA pants?

YES, YOU read that right - knickers with graphic images of the female anatomy have been created by a young British artist. Sexy kecks these ain’t... We never thought Bridget Jones would have a competitor in the dodgy knickers department but we were wrong. Young art student Eleanor Beth Haswell has created a pair of

VAGINA-printed pants. Yes you read that right - underwear with a detailed graphic of the female anatomy printed on them. While we’re not entirely convinced by the bold pants - give us a pair of lace French knickers any day - they could make a daring addition to your lingerie drawer. The science-class worthy knickers are part of 18-year-old Eleanor’s “Why are you so afraid of your own anatomy?” collection and follow on from Free The Nipple’s boob bikini. While they may not be the sexiest pants you’ll ever wear, they do provide a useful insight into the female reproductive system, clearly labelling the ovaries, cervix and fallopian tubes. Those brave enough to don the pants may be interested to know that they come with an accompanying bra, which details the anatomy of the breasts. They’re bold, brazen and breaking boundaries - but would you wear them?

THE CHICHESTER WELLBEING TEAM is running a new programme of Wellbeing Weight Loss Workshops to help residents lose weight, get fit and lead a healthier lifestyle. If you want to get off the diet roller coaster and lose weight slowly through healthy eating, then the new Wellbeing Weight Loss Workshops offer the perfect solution. The workshops cover a wide variety of topics from challenging the myths about diets, right through to how stress and lack of sleep may affect weight gain. The 12 week programme is designed to help people lose weight and keep it off. The new workshops will be held at: · Swanfield Community Centre in Chichester Wednesday 23rd July 1 – 2.30pm · Westgate Leisure Centre in Chichester Tuesday 5th August 7 – 8.30pm

· The Selsey Centre Thursday 14th August 11.15am – 12.30pm · The Witterings Medical Centre Tuesday 26th August 1 – 2.30pm · The Grange in Midhurst on Wednesday 3rd September 9.30 – 10.30am

The workshops run for 12 weeks and include a weekly weigh-in and group discussion. Brian Clear has lost over two stone through the programme. She said: “The Wellbeing Weight Loss Workshops are different to other weight loss groups. They educate you to be healthy minded and dispel all the myths about dieting. The workshops teach you about nutrition and I now eat really well – and I’m honestly not hungry! I’ve tried foods that I never would have thought of trying before and food just tastes better now! The good thing is that you can still have the odd treat. You are encouraged to follow the 80:20 rule, which means 80% of what we eat should be healthy and

20% can still be a treat.” Councillor

Eileen

Lintill,

Cabinet Member for Wellbeing and

Community

Chichester says:

Services

District

“The

workshops

offer

more than traditional weight loss programmes. Instead of short term goals and strict dieting, the wellbeing team focus on long term health and fitness. The goal is to improve energy levels and tackle weight gaining habits and triggers. The sessions are also run by fully trained nutritionists and members are provided with a structured plan, tailored to their individual goals.” The workshops cost £2.50 per week. Anyone paying for 10 weeks at the start of the course will get two weeks free. To

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Health benefits of Peanuts

Schools out for summer! Yipee! So, hopefully we have a beautiful, warm summer holiday ahead of us. Lovely beach days and picnics in sight! Us parents are always looking for healthy snacks for our children and one of this summer’s favourite health benefiting snacks, that has possibly more goodness than you realise is peanuts! I am not talking about the salted or dry roasted versions, but the natural un-tampered with type. Peanuts are rated up there in the top three cancer fighting nuts, sharing the top spots with walnuts and pecans. Many studies are proving these little snacks can reduce tumors or even prevent them in the first place. A handful of peanuts pack a serious punch of health enhancing properties. So whatever your age, size or gender, I would suggest including these in your everyday diet for the following reasons: Peanuts are super rich in energy and contain health benefiting nutrients, minerals, antioxidants and vitamins that are essential for optimum health.

Denise Kelly Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist They compose sufficient levels of mono-unsaturated fatty acids especially oleic acid. This helps to lower LDL or “bad cholesterol” and increases HDL or “good cholesterol” level in the blood which we all need! These nuts are a good source of dietary protein compose and fine quality amino acids that are essential for growth and development which most people

these days are deficient in. Peanuts contain high concentrations of poly-phenolic antioxidants, primarily p-coumaric acid. This compound has been thought to reduce the risk of stomach cancer by limiting the formation of carcinogenic nitrosamines in the stomach. In other words toxins that shouldn’t be there! Peanuts are an excellent source of resveratrol, another polyphenolic antioxidant. Resveratrol has been found to have protective function against cancers, heart disease, degenerative nerve disease,

Stress and anxiety relief CAN YOU imagine your life without stress? Any kind of stress leaves its mark on your mind and body. Even positive events such as a wedding or the birth of a child bring with them some stress and anxiety. Acupuncture is a proven and effective treatment for stress relief

and is becoming increasingly popular. Through unblocking channels with needles, the Qi in the body is able to flow freely in order to restore harmonious balance in the body. So you will find reprieve from physical symptoms, such as tense muscles, muscular pains

Walnuts and Pecans are amazing Functional foods bring specific benefits to the body when consumed on a regular basis.Walnuts and pecans, and other forms of nuts, fall into this category because of their ability to keep the heart healthy. This is largely due to their fat content. They both contain unsaturated fat, which has been known to lower cholesterol levels. Walnuts and pecans are similar in overall nutrient value, and both make good additions to your diet. Alzheimer’s disease, and viral/ fungal infections. Resveratrol reduce stroke risk by altering molecular mechanisms in the blood vessels and by increasing production of the vasodilator hormone, nitric oxide. Peanuts are an excellent source of vitamin E containing about 8 g per100 g. Vitamin E is a powerful lipid soluble antioxidant which helps maintain the integrity of cell membrane of mucus membranes and skin by protecting from harmful oxygen free radicals, which means the bad stuff can get out and the good stuff can be absorbed better.

They are packed with many important B-complex groups of vitamins such as riboflavin, niacin, thiamin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B-6, and folates. 100 g of peanuts provide about 85% of RDI of niacin, which contribute to brain health and blood flow to brain, so are essential for all ages. Peanuts are a fabulously rich source of minerals like copper, manganese, potassium, calcium, iron, magnesium, zinc, and selenium. Peanuts are the perfect snack to assist with perfect health.

There is nothing more important than looking after your health to accomplish a thriving and vibrant life. To get outstanding health and energy Denise does private consultations in three clinics in West Sussex. She also teaches life changing health workshops and seminars for corporate companies and various health organisations all over the world. For more information contact her: www.denisekelly.co.uk info@denisekelly.co.uk @DkNutrition 07730671436.

and high blood pressure which will allow you to feel refreshed and energised. More importantly, regular acupuncture treatments can help strengthen your body and improve the body’s immunity, so you’re able to deal with the day-to-day stresses of life more effectively.

Dr Feng Wang and Suzie Wang

A patient under Dr Feng Wang’s treatment

Alternatively, acupressure/ Chinese massage can be applied to people who have a fear of needles. However, acupressure (massage) is often applied to clients after acupuncture in order to enhance the effectiveness of the treatment. In fact, in some cases, acupuncture being used to treat one condition can actually help detect another, more severe illness that has not been previously identified. In such cases, acupuncture aids in early diagnosis and treatment. Remember, acupuncture/ acupressure is just one method of relieving stress. It’s also important to learn positive and productive ways to cope with stress on a daily

basis, thereby combining them to help you enjoy a happier and healthier life. Dr Feng Wang is an associate of the ATCM and has been practising his profession for over 20 years. He has been volunteering at CancerWise in Chichester, which has helped to improve the health of many people. He also has his own clinic in Chichester city centre. Harmony Acutherapy Clinic, 4 The Chambers, 28 Chapel Street, Chichester, PO19 1DL. Call 01243 537806. www. harmonyacupunctureclinic.co.uk Free consultations and free parking.

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Chichester welcomes Kinesiology Taster Evening ON FRIDAY THE 1 AUGUST, Claire Snowdon-Darling from Chichester’s Balanced Wellness will be offering a Kinesiology Taster Session to individuals interested in furthering their skills in the subject. Qualified as one of the pioneering Kinesiologists in the UK, Claire’s eye-opening taster will ensure all who attend will receive a detailed insight in to the life changing therapy, which uses muscle testing to create a communication with the body. Renowned for its effective and natural solutions with treating pain, discomfort and ongoing medical symptoms, Kinesiology qualifications provide people who believe that you can have great health naturally, with the tools needed to be able to help themselves, friends, family and clients. The interactive taster session is ideal for anyone who is keen to learn more, would like to improve their current skills, or is eager to progress with becoming a Kinesiology Practitioner. Taking place in the beautiful purpose designed studio in the listed building at the flagship Balanced Wellness Centre in Chichester, the evening event will be led by Claire

Snowdon-Darling, a tutor for The

“Our practitioners offer a variety

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muscle testing to discover the real cause of health problems and symptoms. It’s a technique where we are able to discover the underlying cause of your health issue – be it physical, nutritional or emotional. The body clearly communicates to the practitioner what it needs to get well. We are excited about meeting our participants and look forward to working closely with all of those that are keen to progress with such a rewarding training programme”. With training courses fully accredited by The Association of Systematic Kinesiology (ASK), descriptions about the Basic and Intermediate study options available, will be explained in detail by Claire. The one-off session runs from 7:45pm – 9:00pm on Friday the 1 August. Tickets cost just £25 and are redeemable against any of the Kinesiology course bookings available. To purchase your tickets and to find out more, please contact the Wellness Centre on 01243 278511. Or email info@BalancedwellnessChichester.co.uk

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Brain Gym Brain Gym

No.180

Double Crossword Double Crossword

Across 7. Writers find it

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.

Down 1. Local tea-place

absorbing (8,5) 1

perhaps (8)

8. Masterful man

2. Knock everybody

I don’t have to

out (6) 3. Mail order for a city

replace (8) 9. Off it goes to wreak

(4) 4. Shaken and upset

destruction (4) 10. Press for identity

(8) 5. A bend in the road

documents? (6) 12. It’s very hot when

(6) 11. Lone Royalist,

(6) 14. Dock item (6)

perhaps (8)

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13. Switched-on motorists may

(6)

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forbearance (8)

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growth (8,5)

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medium (4) 21. It’s not the key part

remove unwanted

of a fire-arm (4)

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

8 24

16 8

11 11

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Last week’s solutions:

6 words - average; 9 words - good; 12 words - very good; 15 or more - excellent.

aery, ardency, candy, coney, cony, corny, cosy, coyer, crayon, crayoned, crayons, crony, cyan, cyder, decay, decays, decoy, decoys, decry, denary, deny, descry, dory, doyen, dray, drey, dyer, dyes, dyne, easy, nary, nosey, nosy, racy, randy, rayed, rayon, rays, ready, rosy, sandy, sayer,

12. Tattle (6) 14. Feverish (6) 16. Jostle (6) 18. Visage (4) 20. Absurdity (8) 22. Meditation (13)

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

18 14 15

8 9 3 5 3 1 7 8 6 9 3 1 8 2 5 4 8 2 7 3 1 9 7 3 5 2

7 4 9 3 5 8 2 5 2 4 9 3 9 7 8 4 1 9 8 4 5 7 3

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Last week’s solutions: The letter represented by the question mark is H. Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, all religions.

30 7 12

How you rate:

9. Want (4)

Proposal (8) Squirm (6) Stupefy (4) Power (8) Compensation (6) Formerly (4) Soubriquet (8) Fantasy (8) Agreement (6) Scabbard (6) Particle (4) Invalid (4)

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6. Miner’s union? (4)

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www.gilbertandcleveland.co.uk Sales & Letting Agents Bognor Regis - Chichester - Felpham - Pagham - Selsey Harbour View Road, Pagham

£315,000

Detached House * Sitting Room * Dining Room * Reception Room * Fitted Kitchen * Cloakroom with WC * Three Double Bedrooms * Family Bathroom with Separate Shower Cubicle * Gas Fired Central Heating * Double Glazed Windows * Front Garden * Driveway Providing Off Road Parking for Vehicles * Detached Garage * Approximate 60’ Rear Garden * Excellent Location for Bus Services * Local Parade of Shops, Beach & Nature Reserve * EPC Rating E. This detached family house is located in a popular residential area in Pagham having bus services that pass by that give access to the town centre of Bognor Regis and also the city of Chichester. Within the immediate vicinity there are shopping facilities to be found at The Parade in Pagham also the beach and Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve are easily accessible. A more comprehensive range of shopping facilities can be found at Rose Green. This detached family home offers flexible accommodation as in three reception rooms to the ground floor which one could be utilised as a ground floor bedroom thus giving four double bedrooms in total. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom with separate shower cubicle measuring 10’4 x 8’7 maximum. A particular feature of this property is the rear garden which has a southerly aspect and is westerly facing and measuring approximately 60’ in length. The property also benefits from a driveway providing off road parking for several vehicles and leading to a detached garage. A viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the size of accommodation on offer and also its location.

Sea Way, Pagham

£295,000

Grove Road, Selsey

£425,000

Saddle Lane, Selsey

£200,000

Detached Bungalow * Three Bedrooms * Kitchen/Diner * Double Glazed Conservatory * Gas Fired Central Heating * Double Glazing * Westerly Aspect Rear Garden * Detached Garage & Off Road Parking for Several Vehicles * Viewing Recommended * No Onward Chain * EPC Rating D *

Substantial detached House built in the early 1900’s offering elegant family accommodation * retaining many original features * Occupying a quarter acre plot * Four double bedrooms * Three reception rooms * Double garaging and ample parking * Secluded gardens* workshop * Modern kitchen and bathrooms * Gas central heating * EPC Rating E *

Two bedroom semi detached bungalow * Quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance of High Street * Requiring some updating and modernisation * Two bedrooms * Living room * Kitchen * Shower room * Separate WC * Garage * Gardens * UPVC Double glazing * Gas central heating * No Onward Chain * EPC Rating D *

Lionel Avenue, Felpham

Wick Lane, Felpham

Marshall Avenue, Bognor Regis

£249,950

£335,000

£325,000

Older Style Semi Detached House * Favoured Roundle Estate * Overlooking Green * Two Double Bedrooms * Modern Kitchen and Bathroom * Pleasant Gardens * Gas Fired Central Heating * Upvc Double Glazing * Potential for Extension (Subject to necessary Consents) * Internal Viewing Recommended * EPC Rating D *

Older Style Detached Character Home * Favoured Roundle Private Estate * Pleasant and Mature Gardens * Good Off Street Parking and Garage * Lounge, Sitting Room, Dining Area * Kitchen/Breakfast Room * Gas Heating and Mostly Upvc Double Glazing * EPC Rating E *

Character Detached House * Two Reception Rooms * Modern Kitchen * Conservatory * Cloakroom * Study * Four Bedrooms * Bathroom * Garage * Off Road Parking * Gardens * Gas Fired Central Heating * No Forward Chain * EPC Rating E *

Grosvenor Court, Bognor Regis

Orchard Gardens, Chichester

Salthill Road, Fishbourne

£185,000

Purpose Built Flat * Second Floor * Lift Service * Balcony with Sea Views * Two Double Bedrooms * Lounge * Dining Hall * Modern Bathroom & Separate w/c * Undercover Parking Space * Sea Views * EPC rating D *

£289,950

Two/Three bedroom detached chalet bungalow * Flexible accommodation * Two reception rooms * Large kitchen/breakfast room * Sun room * Ground floor double bedroom * First floor double bedroom * Bathroom * Lovely rear gardens * Garage * Ample off road parking * EPC Rating E *

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£285,000

Three bedroom end of terrace house * Very well presented * In The popular village of Fishbourne * Entrance hall * Cloakroom * Kitchen * Sitting/Dining room * Conservatory * Three bedrooms * Family bathroom * Pleasant rear gardens * Gas fired central heating * Replacement double glazing * Garage in nearby compound * EPC Rating D * 127 High Street, Selsey

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ALDWICK BAY ESTATE

£515,000

An extended detached character house situated approx. 400 yards from the private beach. The property has been extended and reconfigured and includes dual aspect reception area partially separated into a front sitting room with inner lounge/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, office/study, gr fl bedroom/reception room, en suite shower rm, master bedrm with dressing area and en suite shower rm, second bedrm, bathroom, a small garage/store room and well screened gardens. EPC Rating: E

ALDWICK

£650,000

A Character house situated on a corner plot. The specification of this well presented property includes g.f.h., dble glazing, dual aspect lounge and sep. dining room, kitchen/breakfast room with conservatory extension, utility room, master bedroom with en suite shower room, four further bedrooms, family bathroom, separate w.c., garage and good size gardens. EPC Rating: F

PAGHAM

£390,000

An interesting and unusual attached property situated in a semi rural location approx half a mile to the North of shops at Rose Green and Nyetimber. The specification includes ground floor family room, ground floor master bedroom with en suite shower room, two further ground floor bedrooms, bathroom, bright and spacious first floor living room, kitchen and sitting room with rural views, South facing garden and parking for approx four vehicles. EPC Rating: C.

ELMER SANDS

£495,000

COLTS BAY

£450,000

A detached house situated in private estate approx 3 miles to the East of Bognor Regis. The property was constructed in 2009 and has a ground floor shower room/utility room, lounge with folding doors opening to the dining room, large conservatory, fitted kitchen/breakfast room, master bedroom with en suite shower, 4 further bedrooms, bathroom, garage and gardens. EPC Rating: C

A detached three bedroom bungalow situated at the gates of the Colts Bay private estate, with easy reach of shops and approx. 400 yards from the beach. The property would benefit from a programme of modernisation and refurbishment and includes a lounge, dining room, kitchen, conservatory, master bedroom with en suite bathroom, two further bedrooms, second bathroom, detached double garage and gardens including a southerly rear. EPC Rating: E

NYETIMBER

BOGNOR REGIS

£379,950

A deceptively spacious detached bungalow situated on a good sized plot in a cul-de-sac, within half a mile of shops, schools and the beach. The property has been extended over the years and offers flexible and spacious accommodation in a peaceful location. G.F.H., Near 32’ lounge/dining room, separate sitting room (potential third bedroom), conservatory, kitchen, master bedroom with en suite shower room, second bedroom, bathroom, good size garage and large gardens. EPC rating: E

£175,000

A refurbished character cottage situated in a cul-de-sac location close to shops, town centre, railway station, beach and promenade. The property is the subject of an extensive programme of renovation including new g.f.h., u.P.V.C. double glazing, 26’ open plan living room incorporating the kitchen, two first floor bedrooms and bathroom. EPC Rating: C

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