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A SELL-OUT CROWD of 148,000 guests enjoyed a sensational 17th Goodwood Revival Meeting on the weekend of September 12-14 at the Goodwood Motor Circuit. The on-track highlights included the annual RAC TT Celebration race for early-1960s GT cars, which was won by the AC Cobra of Sauber Formula 1 test driver Giedo van der Garde and David Hart, after a thrilling battle against a £150million field that included Jaguar E-types, Aston Martin Project cars and even a Bizzarini. The 60th anniversary of the Jaguar D-Type was marked with a 30-car parade plus the Lavant Cup

race exclusively for examples of the Le Mans-winning British sportscar, while the Maserati 250F also turned 60 with variants of the Italian grand prix car making up two thirds of the Richmond Trophy field for frontengined F1 machinery of the late 1950s. Sir Jackie Stewart’s extraordinary career – which was catapulted into life at Goodwood in 1964 thanks to a maiden single-seater test – was marked with a 24-car parade that featured fellow motor racing legends John Surtees, Richard Attwood, Mark Webber and Arturo Merzario, while the 75th anniversary of RAF Westhampnett – Goodwood Aerodrome’s name during World A packed crowd enjoys the weekend’s racing Witnesses sought after cyclist found unconscious

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Sell-out crowd of 148,000 attend sensational Goodwood Revival some of the most iconic racing cars ever built dicing wheel-to-wheel, but also celebrated the career of the legendary Sir Jackie Stewart and paid tribute to the bravery of all those from West Sussex who were involved in World War II. The sight of two Lancaster Bombers in the sky together at sunset is something nobody who was

War II – was marked with a display of 600 military vehicles and personnel, including a flypast that featured the world’s only two airworthy Lancaster bombers. Off-track recreations of Brighton Pier, Stonehenge and BMW’s 1950s

Park Lane showroom combined to make the event the largest celebration of vintage culture in the world. Celebrities who attended at the weekend included former spice girl Geri Halliwell, who is dating

there will ever forget. My sincere thanks to everyone who came for their support and enthusiasm for the event, which continues to be cherished by enthusiasts of motor racing and vintage culture across the world.” See page 6 for more photos of Goodwood Revival 2014.

Formula One Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner, actor Rowan Atkinson, presenter Carol Vorderman and chef James Martin. Lord March said: “The 17th Goodwood Revival drew a record crowd, who not only witnessed

Parents encouraged to make sure they have their say CALLING ALL FAMILIES – have you had your say yet? What’s important to you when it comes to West Sussex County Council services? How much council tax are you prepared to pay to fund them? There is still time to make your voice count as the County Council asks ‘What Matters To You?’. The answers given in the countywide consultation will help shape the 2015/16 budget. So far we’ve heard from more than 1,500 people – but the vast majority (almost 80%) of responses have come from residents without children. And less than 23% have come from residents below the age of 45. Louise Goldsmith, Leader of the

County Council, said: “We provide services worth over £500 million to more than 800,000 people in West Sussex. “For 24 hours a day, seven days a week, our services support the elderly, protect children in care, maintain much of the county’s road network and provide the county’s fire service – and that’s just the start of it. “Any decision we make about our budget will affect each and every one of them in some way - that’s why it is absolutely crucial for us to hear from as many of our residents as possible, from a wide cross section of our population. “Whoever you are, whatever you do and wherever it is in West Sussex

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that you live – this is your chance to tell us what is important to you.” The survey can be completed online

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com/s/whatmatterswestsussex and it can be accessed by smartphone or tablet, as well as via computers and laptops. Paper copies are also available at libraries and children and family centres across the county. You can also request a copy by calling 01243 777100 or emailing haveyoursay@ westsussex.gov.uk The

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cycle on the half metre track which has slotted storm drains and tree branches overhanging. Then you come to roadwork’s where the men have layed down ramps across the cycle lane so that people with prams and electric scooters can cross safely, but cyclists have to swerve into the trucks and vans. The lycra-cyclists who think they’re fancy pants Lance Armstrongs don’t go near our cycle lanes.

to destroy Isis. Blimey you have to be careful with words. Nuclear weapons? Chemical weapons? Germ warfare? What do they mean? KATE BUSH She’s had this well publicised return concert and now has more albums in the top thirty than anyone else or something like that. About 35 years ago a TV show I worked on booked her to sing “Wuthering Heights”. They built a windswept hill in the studio and needed someone to stand dressed as Heathcliffe, back to camera, for her to sing her song at. They asked me. The recording took 3 hours. It remains the best Friday afternoon’s work of my life.

WORST CYCLE LANE IN THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD. There’s a cycle lane in Chichester where you cycle on the left next to pedestrians on the right.Then suddenly it ends and you have to get off and cycle on the right. It’s like a Berlin Wall, or an Alaskan time zone.

CYCLE LANES Sorry, but Chichester’s cycle lanes are the worst in the world. We’d be better off without them. You steer your bike onto a lane about half a metre wide for 100 metres and it just ends abruptly because there’s a bus stop ahead. After the bus stop; nothing. Then about 200 metres further up you suddenly hit a cycle lane a metre wide with a white line and a green surface. It goes on for about 400 metres and stops. Then you Contact Tommy: Follow Tommy on

JOKE A man arrives home from work at the brewery and says he’s had a nightmare day. He fell in a vat of beer and nearly drowned. His partner says “What was the worst of it?” He replies: “Having to get out three times to go to the bathroom”.

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Goodwood Revival 2014 in pictures THE 2014 GOODWOOD REVIVAL is arguably the UK’s biggest and best classic car event to date, with a record amount of visitors turning up to the Goodwood estate in West Sussex to watch an amazing array of classic cars and famous drivers, most of them in stunning period attire. With race cars of yesteryear thrashed by some of the best drivers in history it’s the place to be if you’ve got an interest in cars and fashon from years gone by and is one of the best days out we can think of. Here is a selection of the weekend’s best photos.

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Man wanted for child abuse tracked down Reward offered in search for man over Sussex burglaries

A FATHER who sexually abused a teenage girl and then went into hiding has been jailed after officers tracked him down. Michael McCarthy was seen by

with a child and was jailed for 18 months at Lewes Crown Court on 4 September. PC Stephen Reed, of Sussex Police, said: “It has taken a long time to apprehend McCarthy but finally justice has been done for his victim and McCarthy’s family. His actions have had a devastating effect on their lives. “McCarthy knew he was wanted by police but deliberately tried to keep a low profile which allowed him to stay out of prison for as long as he did. “The fact that he is now in prison shows that we will not give up looking for someone just because they have been missing for a period of time. “If you are wanted, you should keep looking over your shoulder as we will not give up the chase until we have arrested you.”

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Better Roads boost for West Sussex in August RESIDENTS have given the thumbs-up to repairs carried out on their roads in August. West Sussex County Council’s Better Roads Programme is targeting rural and residential roads across the county most in need of repair. £30 million will be spent over two years to improve the quality of these roads, which is almost double what the County Council will spend on its annual road maintenance programme during that time. Seventy-nine locations were improved and made safer by the County Council’s highways contractors during August. The County Council received a number of e-mails from residents satisfied with the job done. Neville Till, of Downsville Drive, Midhurst, was happy with the speed and efficiency of the work resurfacing his road. He said: “The workmen were tidy and polite, the whole workforce worked hard all day, with all of the machinery driving back and forth. “It was a pleasure to watch a well-orchestrated team move around the work site with each person in the right place at the right time.

“We now have a very good surface to our road and hopefully this will last for quite some time.” Geoff Collett, of New Road, Southbourne, said: “For nearly 30 years I have watched council workmen coming every few months to repair the potholes in New Road and every time I say, ‘Why don’t they do a proper job?’ “Well, at last you have and I want to thank you for it.” To find out if your road is due to be repaired, visit www. westsussexhighways.org/

betterroads and type the name of your road or town into the search bar. All dates are subject to change due to weather conditions and to allow contractor Balfour Beatty the flexibility to respond to any unforeseen circumstances. For the most up-to-date information, check the yellow notice boards located in streets where work is due to take place. This will tell you the exact date work is due to start. The following roads were completed during August:

Queens Field East, Aldwick – resurfacing; Queens Field West, Aldwick – resurfacing; Parklands Avenue, Bognor Regis – resurfacing; Drift Road, Pagham – repairs; Cooks Bridge Lane, Fernhurst – repairs; Fernden Lane, Fernhurst – resurfacing; Torbury Lane, Harting – repairs; Jays Lane, Haslemere – repairs; Springfarm Road, Lynchmere –

micro surfacing; Downsview Drive, Midhurst – resurfacing; Pretoria Avenue, Midhurst – micro surfacing; Hampers Green, Petworth – micro surfacing; Back Lane, Treyford – surface dressing; Buriton Road , Treyford – surface dressing; Grevatts Lane, Treyford – surface dressing; Ingrams Green Lane, Treyford – surface dressing; Strettington Lane, Boxgrove – surface dressing; The Broadway, Chichester – surface dressing; Madgwick Lane, Chichester – surfacing; Westgate, Chichester – surface dressing; New Road, Southbourne – repairs; Stein Road, Southbourne – surface dressing; Moorhen Lane, South Harting – repairs; Durleighmarsh, Rogate – repairs; Aldsworth Common Road, Westbourne – repairs;

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Man charged with murder of former Selsey woman

A MAN is in court charged with

murder of Penelope Davis, 47,

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said Mrs Davis’s family had been informed. John Montague, senior district crown prosecutor for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in Wessex, said: “I have authorised Hampshire Constabulary to charge Justin Robertson with the murder of Penelope Davis, 47, from Blackfield, on 2 September. “I carefully reviewed all the available evidence provided to me by Hampshire Constabulary and in accordance with the Code for Crown Prosecutors I am satisfied that there is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and it is in the public interest to prosecute Justin Robertson with the murder of Penelope Davis.” Following the death of the supermarket worker, her family said in a statement: “We are devastated by the death of our beloved mother, wife, daughter, sister and friend. “Pennie was a remarkable person. She was a devoted mother of five children who worked hard to ensure that they had everything they needed. “She cared for and supported

them in everything they did. “We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of love and grief that her death has caused. “She was particularly close to her mother who is devastated by her death and who joins the whole family in appealing to everyone for help in finding the perpetrator of this crime.” A 28-year-old woman from Hythe,

Hampshire,

arrested

on Thursday on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder has been released on bail until November 3. Leanne Doyle, 24, of Beech Crescent, Hythe, was charged on Monday with assisting an offender and perverting the course of justice. She has been bailed and is due to appear at Winchester Crown Court on October 1. A 22-year-old man, previously arrested on suspicion of murder, has been released on bail, while a 37-year-old man held on suspicion of assisting an offender has also been bailed.

The Chichester Contemplative Prayer Group ‘BE STILL’ Exploring silent prayer in the Christian tradition

Presents a talk on ‘The Ignatian Spiritual Exercises’ Saturday 11th October 10am-12.45pm At St George’s Church, Whyke, Chichester, PO19 7AD. The day will be led by Simon Wethered, a retired City solicitor, and a Licensed Lay Minister in the Church of England. He trained as a Spiritual Director at the London Diocesan Centre for Spirituality, and has practical experience of the Ignatian Spiritual Exercises. Donations (£5.00) invited to cover administration costs.

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Meetings are also held on the third Tuesday evening each month at George Bell House, Canon Lane, Chichester. Arrivals from 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start, finishing at 8.30pm. The meetings begin with some teaching on contemplative prayer, followed by 20 – 30 minutes of silence. All are welcome.

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Those were the days, my friend The kitchen table in front of me is covered in books and papers. I am a student again. A mature, part-time, postgraduate student. Things have changed since I was at university as a teenager. But I remember that first fresher’s week like it was yesterday. I had a giant spot on my face, the size of an exoplanet, rising like red Mars in perfect planetary alignment with meeting all the other students for the first time. Getting spots when you least want them is about the only thing that hasn’t changed. Now there are contracts to sign and passwords for the virtual library and Moodle, of course, the online filesharing space with all our assignments in. In fact, there’s been a hitch to my log-in, so not wanting to bust the deadline for my first assignment any more than this column’s, I hoof it over to the University of Chichester. That’s another thing that’s changed. Have you been in their still shiny new Learning Resource Centre on their Bognor campus? As Peter Sellers once sang with Sophia Loren,

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Goodness Gracious Me! Since I was last in it, it has metamorphosed into a vast, incredibly smart place to think and study – and perk yourself up with a cup of coffee – opposite leafy Hotham Park.

Ah, those were the days Yes, things have changed since the last time around. They were the days…. Of boil-in-the-bag fish suppers, where once the water boiled away completely, the fire alarm went off and all of us were evacuated. Of days spent trying to create the impression you were awake in lectures on Classical Greece when you’d been out till 3am in Blackpool. Of always wearing massive platform boots. Except when working as a waitress in a Chinese restaurant to supplement your grant then getting

Mia Edwards to yell, ‘I know it’s exciting for you, but it’s a phase. Soon there will be a new person on the block to steal all of your entourage, and then what will you be left with?’ A kiss on the cheek maybe. I really hope this never happens to me (liar). Nobody wants that for themselves (everyone does). If you’re the centre of attention ALL of the time, you sort of lose your sense of reality, and then when you’re no longer a God, you won’t know how to act around mere mortals. It is a dark dark place, but I suppose that it’s hard to picture this crazy realm when you’re getting as much action as you please. I really do wish IDIOT the best of lives, filled with wonderment and joy. I hope that every girl on his arm gets a piece of his attention so that all of their lip biting and lap sitting does not go to waste. But if any of you ever, ever, EVER puts a foot on my chair again, there will be consequences.

free lemon chicken after your shift. Of growing up, a liberating 300-miles away from the nest.

Hypnotist I remember our drama department put on a production of Shakespeare’s Henry IV Part I. Fellow student Andy Serkis, now known to millions as Gollum, Monkey and Caesar from Planet of the Apes was in it with me. It was before he went digital. Not unlike so much British TV drama still does, Shakespeare provides only three roles for women in this. The cast list was pinned to the noticeboard. “You’ve got it!” my loyal friend, Robbie (what happened to him?) gasped. I looked. After all, I was only a first year. “The Welsh Lady?” I said. “Who’s she?” It’s the play’s cameo role, a part that appears on stage once or twice to utter a few lines in Welsh, then sings in Welsh. I was terrified. We found a hypnotist who agreed to give me a session to lose the nerves but it went awry when all I could do

was try not to laugh as he delivered sibilant instructions in a sing-song voice. All the schools came to the matinees because it was in their syllabus. In the last performance, I hit a flat note and carried on regardless in spite of the teenage titters. But I can still remember the Welsh.

Best days When we were kids we were always told, “Your school days are the best days of your lives,” weren’t we? Though it carries adult responsibilities, university is a spicier version of that youthful, ‘everything before you’ time in your life. Why should such fun, such opportunity, such mental stimulation be just for teenagers and twentysomethings? It shouldn’t, of course, and I’m a huge fan of life-long learning. I say that not only as a student again but as a teacher of adults. One of the students I teach radio and journalism to in London is 87 years young. He sometimes turns up with a dressing gown under his coat in the winter. Coming to college is the highlight of

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Choices There are so many. From an openuniversity degree to evening classes with special discount rates if you’re unemployed or a pensioner. A quick glance at Chichester College’s offerings, for instance, doesn’t disappoint. There are courses on how to construct bat boxes, blacksmithing and rearing pigs or chickens. Or you can learn French, Spanish or photography. And finally … It’s half past midnight and I’m still working on my first assignment. Beside me there is a listless cup of tea, long gone cold and, glistening in a shadowy recess of the kitchen floor, a slick trail, revealing that the slug that got in last week is still at large. In mad, midnight mode, I scatter sea salt, suddenly noticing a giant spider crouching in another corner. Ah, the delights of burning the midnight oil! And I still have 800 pages to read on the French Revolution. Hmm, maybe times haven’t changed that much.

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Paddling to charity at Wittering Holly Bassett, womens Sup Winner, Eddie Gammon Winner on Kayak, Graham Taplin was first prone surfboard, Men’s surfboard was Adriano Roldan, Sup Junior was Poppy Holland, 1st Prone surfboard Mary Rotterman and junior surf first place, Jack Allen. Simon Bassett, one of the event organisers, said: “We have had plenty of local support, a number of small businesses have helped with donations, others have given up their time for free - the Co-op in

East Wittering, The Home Bakery and Wallace’s the butcher helped with reduced cost food for the Barbie.” More photos are available on Facebook site https://www. facebook.com/2XS.co.uk?ref=hl The event is supported and sponsored by West Wittering Windsurf Club, Shore Surf Club, 2XS, X-Train, West Wittering Estate, Prosport Sunscreen, O’Neill, Indoboard, Kialoa, The Landing, The lamb Inn, The Old house at Home and BSUPA.

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National News News in Brief • LONDON’S New Year’s Eve fireworks display is to be limited to a viewing area of 100,000 ticketed spectators for the first time. The event’s popularity made it “untenable” to strain the transport and safety infrastructure with a larger number, the Mayor’s office said. The display was first staged at the London Eye in 2003 and attendance grew from 100,000 then, to an estimated 500,000 at last year’s event. The tickets will cost £10 each.

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• AN ESTATE AGENT was sacked after being caught on camera apparently stealing a bar of chocolate while showing a client around a flat. The outgoing tenant of the flat in Walthamstow, east London, was testing the motion-activated camera, which he intended to use in his new home. Jon Charter said it felt like “a complete betrayal”. Your Move Sterling & Co said the employee in question no longer worked for them. • POLICE investigating the murders of two British tourists in Thailand have questioned two British brothers and detained 11 Burmese people. Hannah Witheridge, 23, and David Miller, 24, were found dead on a beach on the island of Koh Tao on Monday. Brothers Christopher and James Ware were prevented from leaving Thailand and are in “police care”, but have not formally been named as suspects. Officers said they had not been arrested but were with police. • A GREATER MANCHESTER Police officer has been forced to step down over the fatal shooting of an unarmed colleague during a training exercise. PC Ian Terry 32, was killed in June 2008 during police firearms training at a disused warehouse in Manchester. The officer, known by the pseudonym “Francis”, admitted gross misconduct in relation to the way the training was organised and conducted. Another officer who fired the fatal shot has been reprimanded, police said. • A LARGE HAUL of World War One and Two hand grenades, rifles, mortar shells, guns and ammunition has been found in a house in Hertfordshire. Bomb disposal teams were called to the scene and nearby homes evacuated after police found the cache of weapons at the home in Windmill Avenue, St Albans. A 48-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of stealing items from a former prisoner of war camp. • A LETTER from comedian Stan Laurel has been sold for almost three times its estimated value at auction. The signed note was sent in 1960 to the family of Mr Laurel’s childhood friend Margaret Miller from Tynemouth who later married Laurel’s school friend. A private British buyer paid £1,400 when it went under the hammer at Newcastle auction house Anderson and Garland on Tuesday.

VETERAN DJ Dave Lee Travis is nothing like the “sleazy, predatory, opportunist” he has been accused of being, his barrister has told a court. In his closing speech at the DJ’s trial, Stephen Vullo QC said the 69-year-old was “the perfect

gentleman”. He told the jury to focus on the fact that so many women had come forward of their own accord to defend the former BBC broadcaster. Mr Travis denies two counts of indecent assault and one of sexual

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A VILLAGE in Shropshire would become the exact centre of the UK if Scotland became independent, Ordnance Survey (OS) has calculated. Scottish independence is the subject of a referendum on Thursday. OS said the centre of Great Britain had been “hotly disputed” for decades, but for the first time it had calculated the results for the UK as a whole. It said a field near High Ercall would become the centre if Scotland became independent. The field south of Shawbury is at grid reference 357767 317879. With Scotland included the centre point calculated by OS is in the middle of Morecambe Bay, at map coordinates 341575 466760. The term Great Britain currently refers to England, Scotland, Wales and their collective islands, while

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assault. Mr Vullo said: “Somebody with a propensity throughout his whole life to act in a sleazy, predatory way would struggle, wouldn’t they, to bring the type of character evidence that he has called before you.” He reminded jurors at Southwark Crown Court in London that all three of the former BBC Radio 1 DJ’s personal assistants, who worked for him at different stages over a combined period of 20 years, had wanted to give evidence to defend him. “They described him as warm,

friendly, tactile,” Mr Vullo said. The defendant, who was a DJ on BBC Radio 1 until 1993, was also a regular host of Top of the Pops. Mr Vullo asked the jury, made up of six men and six women, to recall the evidence given by Dee Dee Wilde, who was a member of the dance troupe Pan’s People and often appeared with Mr Travis on Top of the Pops. He said she had known him at the height of his fame and referred to him as a “gentleman” who never did anything to alarm her fellow dancers. She described him as a “loveable big bear of a man”. The DJ’s barrister also said Mr Travis had sold his house to fund his defence and was now surviving on “dwindling resources”. The DJ, from Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire is being retried on two counts - indecent assault of a woman between November 1990 and January 1991, and sexual assault of another complainant between June and November 2008. A jury was unable to reach verdicts on those charges at a trial earlier this year. Mr Travis is also accused of a further indecent assault alleged to have taken place in January 1995. He denies all the charges, which relate to three women. On Tuesday the court heard the closing speech from the prosecution. The case continues

Police attacker wrestled to ground by teenager A TEENAGER who wrestled a man to the ground after he assaulted two police officers has been recognised for his bravery. Kiya Ingham, 16, from Sussex, saw the man push over PCs Lynsey Burkinshaw and Johanna Clarke after they had put him in a police car. Kiya was walking in Lewes Road in Brighton on 10 June when he chased the suspect, who threatened and abused him. He was presented with an award at an Sussex Police event.

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Chichester Business Modern Philanthropy: A Charitable Affair Kylee Charles Director of PR Consultancy Mindseye Management

I was pleased to learn this week that charity and community groups in Chichester are being invited to apply for a paint donation from the Dulux Decorator Centre, as part of their campaign to help worthy causes in the local area. Following the launch of the new look store on Beaver Nursery Units, the Dulux Decorator Centre is looking to provide a brighter future for lucky local community groups by offering them the chance to receive a colourful transformation. The initiative is open to any charity or community group that want to make a difference in their local area, with successful applicants receiving a donation of high-quality

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paint and accessories. Available for interior projects across the country, the Decorator Centre is encouraging charities, community groups and professional decorators to get involved in the scheme by applying or nominating organisations they feel passionate about. I spoke to Gary Pratt, the Store Manager who told me “There are so many organisations in Chichester that carry out invaluable work in the local community, and we wanted to support them by brightening up their building with an interior makeover. “We’re calling all decorators, charities and community groups to nominate the schemes that make a positive contribution to the people they work with and are therefore deserving of a splash of colour.” I think this is a great initiative and one I’d encourage you to find out more about, especially if you are considering a makeover for your business in the community. For more details on the community initiative and how to apply, visit: https://www. duluxdecoratorcentre.co.uk/ community-donation-application. jsp. Next Friday the 26th I’ll be in our area will also get at least one newspaper delivered to them whether they are in the City Centre, a town or village, an industrial business park or a lone café on a country road. We have 422 newspaper stands across the district which is located as far north as Midhurst, south to Selsey, the Witterings and Pagham, east to Arundel and west to Bosham. What better way to advertise your vacancy to thousands of people starting from £25 + vat per week. To advertise here call 01243 200999 or email advertising@ chichesterherald.co.uk

popping along to beautiful Edes House, to join charity angels Emma Shepherd, Dawn Gracie and Heather Barrie, to celebrate the World’s Biggest Coffee Morning for Macmillan. Emma Baines, Marketing Manager for Creations Hair Salon, is part of a team that have helped to support a number of charities in the past, raising over £30,000 in total in two years alone. Deciding to turn focus to Macmillan for the coming year, she is looking forward to the Friday event and told me “This is a charity close to the hearts of many people. Raising money for Macmillan is something we are very keen to do especially with the work we do in salon, through our ‘wigs@ creations’ service, which helps to find people find a solution to hair loss when undergoing treatment. Any support really does make a difference”. The stylish affair will grace the West Street venue with entertainment from 9am, treating

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• Dreams Come True Charity Dinner at Brasserie Blanc Chichester, Sunday, 21 September raising funds for terminally and seriously ill children between the ages of 2 and 21. Tickets £30 per person for 3 course dinner (meat, fish or vegetarian), glass of house wine and filter coffee. Bottle of champagne for lucky ticket holder and raffle. 50% of ticket price going to the charity. For tickets telephone 01428 726335 or email wendy@dreamscometrue. uk.com. • University of Chichester students are in for a theatrical roller coaster ride on Friday 17 October as ‘My Name is Bill: An Afternoon with an Alcoholic’ comes to The ShowRoom for two performances at 3pm and 7pm. With a raft of 5-star awards at the Edinburgh Fringe, the gutsy solo drama centres on Wall Street banking millionaire Bill Wilson – who descended into the depths of destructive alcoholism and later founded Alcoholics Anonymous, the most successful recovery program for addicts and alcoholics. Admission is free and the public is also invited. For further details about how the play is used in universities and schools, and

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to see a video taster: please visit www. mynameisbill.co.uk. • Spotlight Theatre School & Chichester CDT Presents Dance & Drama sessions at special price of £3. 5-6 & 6-7pm. 8 September at Graylingwell Chapel. 6-16yrs. Sign up for the new term now! Phone 01256 325420 email jane@ chichestercdt.org.uk • 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, bag-drop and a massage station. All

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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 1.304.30pm . 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 nonmembers is £11 or £10 if three or more sessions are booked in advance. (Tea/ coffee included). For more information and to book places, contact the Secretary on 01243 602360 or email jean.campbell@zen.co.uk Get in quick! • Great Ballard School Charity Fun Day – 20th September 2014 - 10.30am to 3pm. Sports Competitions, Treasure

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They had previously been relegated to the lowly position of “just another protein”. But now there is an evergrowing group of quantum biologists who fully understand that while the exterior physical make-up of an enzyme is protein-based, the purpose of an enzyme is astonishing and literally, as I say to my clients, the spark of all life. The academic community is quite lost when it comes to understanding the role enzymes play. If you look up the word “enzyme” in most medical dictionaries, it describes these powerhouses as the catalyst of all life. Yet in classrooms, we train our scientists and doctors that an enzyme is a building block rather than the fuel that ignites life. When a sperm and egg unite, it is actually an enzyme activity that starts human life. Ironically, after our last breath, it is an enzyme activity that breaks our physical bodies down to once again join the earth. We should actually consider enzymes to be one of the four legs supporting the table of physical health, the other three being hormones, oxygen, and phytochemicals. Independently and

Denise Kelly Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist combined, these elements, in the proper balance, give us maximum levels of health. In allopathic medicine, there is no question about the body being foremost electromagnetic. The proof of this is in the diagnostic technology that is universally utilized in finding disease. MRIs, high- speed CAT scans and PET scans all measure the

frequencies of organs and systems of the anatomy. Ironically, due to the pharmaceutical industry’s control of medicine, after the diagnosis you are not treated electromagnetically, you are treated chemically. I always state that healthy blood is a healthy person, so its important to understand that each red blood cell has two electrons strategically placed an equal distance apart. This causes the cell to rotate in a clockwise manner, to maintain a round dimension, and to flow freely throughout the bloodstream. This function requires an ongoing input of high-frequency stimuli. Nature’s way to bring this about is by saturating fresh raw living foods with enzymes. With each passing day after food is harvested, these enzymes diminish. REMEMBER: Cooking food above 118 degrees Fahrenheit (42 degrees centigrade) destroys all of the enzymes. Within our bodies there are tens of thousands of abnormal cells floating around at all times. When enzyme levels are adequate, immune system scavenger cells called macrophages destroy abnormal cells, keeping their numbers in check. Malignant tumors are in fact

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

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and the natural killer cells by 1300%. Basically the body without enzymes is like the ocean without water. Germany is one country that has been decades ahead in their use of enzymes on the frontline of disease stating that virtually all disease can be traced to missing or faulty enzymes.” Give yourself the gift of an enzyme-rich diet coupled with highquality digestive enzymes for 60 days… because your body deserves it.

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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.

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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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Fashion & Lifestyle Tom Daley makes splash as he models new fashion range DIVER TOM DALEY has made a splash as a fashion model as he launched a new range of outfits. The Olympic and Commonwealth Games medallist posed in the autumn/winter collection for the Adidas NEO label, for which he is UK ambassador. Daley was pictured in a number of London locations, including Westminster Bridge, the Houses of Parliament, Southbank and Shoreditch. The 20-year-old sportsman, who is dating screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, had been on two series of ITV’s celebrity diving show Splash!, mentoring celebrities to brave the board, but he is now focusing his attention on training to compete in the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in 2016. Daley said of his photoshoot: “London is famous for its style, so it was amazing to shoot the new Adidas NEO label collection at some of the city’s most iconic locations.” The new clothing range, aimed at 14 to 19-year-olds.

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Workers in the South East favour the smart casual look in the work place NEW RESEARCH shows workers in the South East are the second most likely in England to dress for work in a smart casual fashion. The research, commissioned by the Business is GREAT campaign, showed that 51 per cent of South East workers wear smart causal clothes to work compared to 45 per cent nationally – the second highest in England (the highest is the North East with 52 per cent). The data also shows: South East workers like their colleagues to dress smartly, with 72 per cent thinking ripped jeans are unacceptable in the workplace, compared to 70 per cent nationally, and 53 per cent considering slogan or branded t-shirts shouldn’t be worn, compared to 51 per cent nationally 49 per cent of South East workers will professionally judge people at work compared to 44 per cent nationally When asked which business leader was best dressed Lord

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Brain Gym Brain Gym

No.188

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.

1 2

Last week’s solutions: 2

A Y V R T

Z O N X M J

S Q B C D G F W K

H E U

Wordsquare Wordsquare

I E T A F H N C I How you rate: 10 words - average; 15 words - good; 20 words - very good; 25 or more - excellent.

Last week’s solutions:

CRYPTIC - Across: 1 Put on one side; 7 Light; 8 Cover; 9 Air; 10 Increases; 11 Events; 12 Finish; 15 Israelite; 17 Kin; 18 Ellen; 19 Tried; 21 Show interest. Down: 1 Private lives; 2 Nag; 3 Notice; 4 Secretive; 5 Dives; 6 Press handout; 7 Large; 10 In the know; 13 Inked; 14 Listen; 16 Ralph; 20 Ice. QUICK - Across: 1 Praiseworthy; 7 Table; 8 Felon; 9 Urn; 10 Sacrilege; 11 Energy; 12 Unfair; 15 Obscenity; 17 Bag; 18 Sauna; 19 Might; 21 Investigator. Down: 1 Picture-house; 2 Sob; 3 Wrench; 4 Ruffianly; 5 Halve; 6 Interrogator; 7 Tense; 10 Segregate; 13 Ambit; 14 Kismet; 16 Spurn; 20 Gag.

Choose either quick or cryptic clues.

Cryptic Clues:

Codeword Crossword

Double Crossword Double Crossword

Across 1. Nearly all going to rocky inlet for a recess (6) 4. Just the thing for disturbing a nap! (6) 9. Should poor orators take a course in this? (6,7) 10. Meanwhile the termini have been reconstructed (7) 11. The man behind this tree is in receipt of civic honours (5) 12. Over and above an unknown quantity in revised rate (5) 14. It may come from Bach or Dvorak (5) 18. To put in a confined space will produce muscular pain (5) 19. A prize that shows degeneration (7) 21. Slight upset in temperament (13) 22. Sailor to obtain what is aimed at (6) 23. Annul a law about the sound of bells (6)

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Down 1. Take a sea-trip round the south to make an attack (6) 2. A device for increasing the volume of the strong-box? (5,8) 3. Motor required after six for the clerk (5) 5. I keep clean, by the sound of it, but that’s humbug (3-4) 6. No unusual charge for a flag! (8,5) 7. Beds for hens (6) 8. Pole to make this sort of speech (5) 13. A sharp answer in the letter I posted (7) 15. Handwriting used by many an actor (6) 16. Stick used for beating (5) 17. Noted book used in the services (6) 20. Increase the level of the beams, we hear (5)

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.

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1. 4. 9. 10. 11. 12. 14. 18. 19. 21. 22. 23.

1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 13. 15. 16. 17. 20.

Gossip (6) Save (6) Gambling (6,1,6) Sweet-sounding (7) Arc (5) Lever (5) Quick (5) Adhesive (5) Initially (2,5) Dismay (13) Roof window (6) Grating (6)

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:

10 20

21 12 14

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

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

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

Peevish (6) Captured (5,8) Lean and tall (5) Moral (7) Disputable (13) Loophole (6) Convenient (5) Encase (7) Seasoned (6) Wed (5) Attitude (6) Discernment (5)

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

16 24

Last week’s solutions: beds, bend, bends, bide, bides, bids, bier, bind, binder, binds, bine, bins, bird, birdie, bred, bride, brine, crib, cribs, debris, ibis, inbred, inscribe, inscribed, ribs, scribe, scribed, snib.

Quick Clues:

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

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Intermediate

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Last week’s solutions: > From top to bottom Simple, Intermediate, Difficult

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Sunday 14 September 2014 South West Division One Gosport Borough 0 – 3 Chichester City

CHICHESTER CITY returned to winning ways by beating one of last year’s promoted sides, Gosport Borough, at the Hampshire side’s first game on their new pitch at Privett Park. But it was at the back that Chichester shone most brightly. Lauren Cheshire, playing at rightback, was superb throughout; her pace putting Gosport on the back foot and her intelligent runs creating space for others whilst Emma Alexandre captained Chichester impressively. In-between them, in an area where the Sussex side have traditionally been very strong, the largely untested partnership of Becky Barron and Cherelle Jameson, slipped seamlessly into their central midfield roles. In the first half in particular, Barron was the epitome of calm, playing simple, but effective, balls to team-mates and always there to clear

up when things broke down. Her touch is top class and her perceptive passing – certainly over short- and mid-range – the match of any of her illustrious predecessors. Jameson grew in influence as the game progressed, showing wonderful control and intelligent use of the ball. Gosport, having been promoted to the South West Division One league last season, have been finding the step up hard having not registered a victory in either the league or league cup competition. Chichester began the much brighter with the fantastic new surface at Privett Park suiting their style of football. For all of the possession and pressure they were supplying the visitors were struggling to create clear cut chances with Gosport getting plenty of players behind the ball. Their best opportunities arose when the home side tried to play out from the back and Chichester kept them in their defensive third with some good pressure. It was only a matter of time before

Chichester took the lead and the goal came after 15 minutes when Ambler intercepted a pass from the Gosport centre backs and after jinking past a couple of challenges fired a fierce shot that hit the post and went in. Gosport’s most likely source of a goal came from set pieces, however Chichester did not look like conceding due to their organisation at the back. This meant debutant goalkeeper Nea Piiroinen had very little to do in the first half apart from being a good option for her defence to play back to. As half time approached, Chichester went in one goal to the good but feeling like it should have

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Shortly after the goal Clarke replaced Greene and had an almost instant impact. She received the ball on the right hand side and placed a shot aiming for the far post the ball hit the post and bounced harmlessly to safety. The home side then began to pour forward in numbers, perhaps sensing there was nothing to lose and almost got one back. They gained a free kick that was smashed against the bar, the ball fell back into the box and Piiroinen reacted well at her near post to save the resulting rebound. It was shortly after this that Chichester got their third when Cheshire capped a fine performance by making a devastating run into the box before firing a shot high into the net from the right hand side. At the final whistle Chichester finished with all three points, a result their performance deserved. The ladies are looking to build on a fine performance at home to Shanklin Ladies this Sunday kick off is at 14.00, Oaklands Park.

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