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Editor’s LETTER
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After months of preparation, planting, weeding, mowing and nurturing, this year’s Gardens and Arts from the BN5 area venues are all taking shape. Some are ‘old hands’ and popular favourites, others are new exhibitors, either way you’re sure to have a wonderful weekend getting some new ideas for your own green space. Local Interest The Blue Guide is already out, it’s packed with St Peter’s School opportunities to hear wonderful music, see some beautiful art, sculpture, crafts, jewellery and enjoy FieldFest 2017 lunch or tea and cake. Enjoy the fun. The striking red-brick building right in the centre the village, on the corner of Cooper’s Way, is a Local Interest of very special place for many people. Members of Neighbourhood Plan the Evangelical Free Church are celebrating 185 years in Henfield, quite an achievement! One of their longest serving members, David Sayers, has kindly written a brief history of the church. It’s a Local Interest lovely, sunny and happy place, please do pop in Henfield Gardens & Arts and enjoy a coffee with them, or join in a service, you’ll be most welcome. Finally, we’d like to wish Ray Osgood a relaxing retirement from his role as Chairman of Henfield Local Interest Parish Council and also to congratulate The Evangelical Free Malcolm Eastwood on his appointment. Ray Church anniversary has worked tirelessly for Henfield, not least on the Neighbourhood Plan. He has always been very supportive of local businesses, residents and organisations and has been dedicated in his Index commitment to making Henfield a great place to of advertisers live. Thank you Ray for your incredible contribution, it is much appreciated by us all.
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Many thanks to our editorial and photographic contributors this month; David Sayers, Ray Osgood, Suzanne Fisher, Amanda Lucas and Paul Samrah. Cover image of Henfield Gardens and Arts on Southview Terrace taken by Amanda Lucas. BN5 magazine is printed on 100% FSC approved managed forests paper and is printed using vegetable-based inks.
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What’s on | JUNE 2017 For more events, detailed Cricket Club Girls’ Training information and maps go to: Henfield Common, 5.30–6.30pm www.henfieldbn5.co.uk (& every Thurs until 6 July) For girls from year 4 upwards. See www.henfieldcricketclub.com/ Rhyme Time Henfield Library, 10.15-10.45am junior-cricket/. Steyning & Henfield Rotary (& every Thurs) Fun with music for pre-schoolers. Castle Inn, Bramber, 7.15– 9.45pm (& every Thurs) Henfield Unattached White Hart, 11am (every 1st Thurs) All welcome.
Thursday 1
For those who are alone. Enquiries 01273 495820 or just drop-in.
Henfield Children’s Centre
Friday 2
Henfield Short Mat Bowls Henfield Hall, 10am-12pm (& every Fri) New members welcome.
Evangelical Free Church Hall, 12pm (& every Thurs) Toy library, information and craft Little Fishes activities. Parents and carers St Peter’s Church, 2-3pm (& must attend. every Fri) Thursday Circle For pre-school children & carers. Evangelical Free Church Hall, Boards & Banter 2.30pm (& every 1st Thurs) Henfield Library, 2-4pm (every An informal afternoon tea. 1st Fri) Art with a Difference Games, jigsaws & refreshments. Sobell Court Lounge, 2.30-5pm Cricket Club Colts Training (& every Thurs) Henfield Common, 4.30–5.30pm All materials provided.
(& every Fri until 7 July) For Primary school children, see Cricket Club website for more information.
Shipley Arts Festival
The Blue Idol Quaker Meeting House, Oldhouse Lane, Coolham, 7.30pm See www.bmglive.com/shipleyarts-festival/ for full details of this and other concerts in June.
Steyning Jazz Club
Steyning Centre, 8.30–11pm (& every 1st Fri) The Nigel Thomas Quartet.
Saturday 3
Tennis Open Day
Henfield Tennis Club, 10.30am– 4.30pm Lots of opportunities to try some tennis for all the family.
Floral Fringe
Knepp Castle 10.30am-5pm (& 4th) An eclectic, quirky, foodie, arty, plantaholics wildlife event with a vintage twist!
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JUNE 2017 | What’s on Cowfold Curiosity Trail
St Peter’s Churchyard start, 2.30pm Discover more about Cowfold whilst completing our trail. Anyone can join in. Refreshments in the churchyard, also BBQ and bar from 4.30pm onwards.
Contact 01273 493403.
Henfield Byways
Family. Visitors are welcome.
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Henfield Library start, 10am (& 21st) Steyning/Wiston Walk 2-3 miles. No dogs. All welcome, Cricket Pavilion for start, sociable, led by trained volunteers; 9–10.15am no need to book. Downland dog walk. 2 miles. All The Book Nook welcome, sociable, led by trained Ashurst Flix in the Stix The Chapel, 10am-11.30am (& volunteers; no need to book. Ashurst Village Hall, 7.30pm every Weds) Henfield Gardens & Arts For details contact announce@ Books, CDs, and DVDs. All Various locations in Henfield, flxinthestix.com proceeds to St Andrew’s church, 11am–4pm (& 11th) Edburton. Free ‘Blue Leaflet’ guide available Carers’ Support Group Evangelical Free Church in the village and local garden Evangelical Free Church Hall, centres. Full details www. 185 year celebration 10.30am–12pm (every 1st Weds) henfieldgardensandarts.net. Evangelical Free Church Friendly carers group for Poynings Country Fete See article page 42. information, support and to meet The Rectory Garden, 2pm other carers. A traditional Fete. Cream Teas, Games after School Girls Football Training music and entertainment. Plants, Henfield Library, 3-4.30pm (& Kings Field, 6–7pm (every Weds) gifts and a raffle. every Mon term time) Sessions open to all primary Soho Village Jazz Band Play games and make friends age girls. Contact Donna 07585 White Hart, 3.30-6.30pm (also 308414. after school. 11th June)
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Tuesday 6 Chatterbox
Henfield Joggers
Henfield Leisure Centre, 7pm (& every Weds) Open to all.
Evangelical Free Church Hall, 9.30-11.30am (& every Tues) Come along and have fun with Henfield Lions Club George Hotel, 7.30pm (& every pre-school play. 1st Weds) Action for Deafness Audiology Centre, Henfield Haven, New members most welcome. Vivace! Choir 10am-12pm (& every Tues) Drop-in hearing aid maintenance Unitarian Church Meeting House, service. 7.30pm (& every Weds) Lively, fun, small mixed choir who Knit and Natter Henfield Library, 2-4pm (& every sing for charities. 1st Tues) Come along with knitting, General Election crocheting, quilting etc. Chat and Polling Station Henfield Hall, work together. Small Dole Village Hall, Fulking Henfield Parish Council Village Hall; 7am-10pm
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Meeting
Henfield Hall, Garden Room, 7pm (& every 1st Tues)
Wednesday 7
Adur Valley Fine Arts Society (Henfield)
Minibus Trip
Ashington Treasure Trail
Ashington C of E School, 1-3.30pm All proceeds raising funds for the school. For more information see www.treasuretrails.org/ashington.
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Steyning Decorative & Fine Arts
Steyning Centre, 10am–12pm (& every 2nd Mon) Diana Lloyd ‘The Interiors of Jane Austen’s heroines, in celebration of her 200th anniversary’.
Adur Valley NADFAS
Henfield Hall, 2.30pm (& every 2nd Mon) Paint brushes at dawn. Great art world feuds, disputes and rows. Guests welcome.
Henfield Haven for pickup, 11.30am-3.30pm Visit to Raystede Animal Sanctuary, Ringmer. Call 01273 U3A Mah Jong Group 494747 to book. Henfield Haven Café, 2pm (& 21st, 28th)
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Henfield Hall pick up, 8.30am A Guided Tour of Romney Marsh Henfield Wild Violets WI Churches. Members only Garden Room Henfield Hall, Henfield Computer Club 10am-12pm (& every 2nd Fri) Garden Room, Henfield Hall, ‘Across the Seas with Elizabeth’. 9.30-11.30am (& every Weds) John Davidson’s experience as IT help in an informal atmosphere. a chef to a member of the Royal
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Henfield Flower Club
Henfield Hall, 2.15pm (& every 2nd Tues) Off the Walls. Presented by Gilly Griffin. Member’s exhibit – Garden Time.
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JUNE 2017 | What’s on Henfield History Group
Evangelical Free Church Hall, 8pm (& every 2nd Tues) The Bloody History of the Adur Valley and Seven 1,000 Year Old Churches. Peter Lovette.
Partridge Green Open Gardens
Proms’ favourites. Bring a picnic, blanket and chairs. Profits to local charities.
Various locations in Partridge A Taste of Portugal Green, 11am-5pm (& 18th) Leaflet with details available on Stan’s Bike Shack, 7pm the day from Bluebells Nursery Cider Festival and copies in village shops. Pub Quiz Shepherd & Dog,Fulking (and Sat Thakeham Village Day White Hart, 8.30pm (& 27th) 24th & Sun 25th) In aid of Henfield Area Response Glebe Field, 12.30–4pm 20 ciders, barbeque and live Team (HART). Teams of up to six. Activities for all ages, food, drink music. See page 26. Cash prize for winners. Call to and fun. reserve table. Albourne School Fair
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Wednesday 14 Knit and Natter
St. Peter’s Church Fete
Primary School, 2–4.30pm Vicarage Garden, 2-4.30pm Stalls including Tombola, Raffle, Fabulous fun for everyone! See BBQ, Bouncy Castle, Tractor rides details page 17. and a visit from Reptylers.
Lounge, Rayner Court, 10.30am12pm (& every 2nd Weds) We knit gift items and children’s Sussex Chorus Concert clothes for various charities. . St Bartholomew’s Church, Brighton, 7pm British Legion Meeting Mendelssohn – Elijah. Cowfold Village Hall, 7.30pm All welcome. 07584 473889.
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Garden Club Outing
Henfield Hall for start, Members coach outing; a.m Heathside, Cobham, p.m Chinthurst Lodge, Wonersh Common. For membership 01273 493900, jbs@ backsettown.demon.co.uk.
Bereavement Support
Henfield Haven Café, 4.155.15pm (& every 3rd Thurs) Non-religious group supporting local people who have lost a loved one. Contact St Peter’s Church Office 01273 495532.
Keeping Henfield Healthy
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Citizens Advice Bureau Outreach
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Scout Table Top & Craft Sale Proms in the Park
The Scout Hut & Field, 10am Red Oaks Garden, Cagefoot In aid of the building appeal. Lane, 6–8.30pm £10.00 per pitch. Stalls set up Brass Fusion and Sidonie from 9.30 am. Winter in a varied programme including ‘Last Night of the
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Henfield Medical Centre, 10am– 1pm (& every 4th Mon) Dyke Farm House, Poynings, Drop-in 10-10.30am, booked 2–5pm appointments 10.30am-1pm. Raising funds for Brighton 01273 492255. Festival Chorus. Beautiful three acres of garden. Afternoon teas available. Henfield Art Club Garden Room, Henfield Hall, Woodmancote & Henfield WI 7.15– 9.30pm (& every 4th Tues) Cecil Rice - taking as his theme Henfield Hall, 2.15–4.30pm (& his favourite subject – the sea. every 3rd Weds) Local sourcing and how it fits into Small Dole Tuesday Club the community strategy - Kate 7.30pm (every 4th Tues) Meeting at Member’s house, see Hibbert, Southern Co-op. website for details. Avril Wallace Art Deco of Napier, New Zealand.
Charity Open Garden
Minibus Trip Henfield Haven, 7.30pm Community brainstorm. See news. Henfield Haven for pickup, 10.30am-5pm Visit to Chichester town and Canal Messy Church Boat Trip 01273 494747 to book. Fulking Village Hall, 4.30-6pm (& Shipley History Society every 3rd Fri) Saucelands Lane, Shipley, 6pm Crafts to try, stories from the Bible A local walk followed by a and a delicious supper. Call Chris social event at Derek and Gina 01273 857322. Larcombe’s home.
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B’s Duo live music
Thursday 29 4Sight
Maidment Court, 2pm (& every last Thurs) For those with sight problems. Occasional speakers, games, quizzes and refreshments.
Advance Notice
Saturday 1 July
Steyning Young Farmers Reunion
Applesham Farm, Coombes, 6.30pm To celebrate 85 years. Members old and new welcome. Lamb roast and barn dance. Tickets £10 from Alan Grifffiths, merrionfarm@aol. com, 07771 511926.
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News | JUNE 2017 their current capacity or capability and better coordinate community events. At the first of these meetings we all learnt much and it bodes well in the development of the mechanism. The Henfield Community Partnership will be at the Village Fayre in July so be curious and come along to find out more about this and what else the Partnership does On behalf of Henfield Community Partnership. Kenneth McIntosh
JESSIE FISH, (1932-2017) HENFIELD ACTIVITY PLAN LAUNCHED The Henfield Activity Plan was launched at the Village Evening on the 7th March with Ann Donoghue explaining what it is all about. This started the engagement with some organisations who were present This is now being followed with a programme of interactive discussions with the many organisations that operate in our village. The first invitations to attend one of these were issued to the ‘Cluster’ which include the Adur Valley Fine Arts, Friends of Henfield Museum, Henfield Art Club, Henfield Camera Club, Henfield History Group, Henfield Lacemakers and Henfield Spinners and Weavers. If you are a committee member of one of the circa 120 organisations that operate in Henfield, please look out for our invitation letter to participate in discussions to create a supportive mechanism to our village’s residents, community, organisations, and businesses. This initiative is not intended to change the way organisations manage themselves. The aim is to encourage communication and collaboration between our organisations, maintain contact details of the organisations and identify the knowledge, skills and interests of each. We aim to be able to support organisations via the wider community, should one face challenges beyond
It was with great sadness that we heard the news that Jessie Fish died suddenly on 18th April. Jessie was very well known and respected in the village, she was Parish Council Secretary and also Verger at St Peter’s Church, Henfield for over 20 years. We send our condolences to her family, friends and to the wider St Peter’s Church family. There will be a memorial service for Jessie on Monday 5th June at St Peter’s Church, Henfield, all are welcome to attend. Emma Osman, Editor
KEEPING HENFIELD HEALTHY – A COMMUNITY BRAINSTORM In her article in the May BN5 Magazine and the recent Between Friends (Call for Ideas) Dr Karen Crawford Clarke talked of how we are doing in Chanctonbury in health terms and how we could make things better. She called for ideas on how we can bring together the numerous voluntary organisations and the general willingness of the people of Henfield to get involved to help to improve the lives of the more vulnerable in our community. As an initial step, there will be an open meeting to take these ideas forward. It will be on the evening of Thursday 15th June, 7.30pm at The Haven, following the short AGM at 7pm of the Friends of Henfield Medical Practice Trust. Potential stakeholders in the enterprise (including Henfield Community Partnership), will be invited to
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JUNE 2017 | News contribute and we hope that interested practice patients and local residents will come along to add their ideas to the discussion and to the development of a Local Community Network, especially applicable to the Henfield Practice area. The Haven, with its valuable services and facilities, is a vital part of this network and it is appropriate to hold the community brainstorm on their premises. As space is limited, we need to have some indication of numbers attending, so to secure a place please telephone 01273 493172 or 01273 492772 or email jandpbates@gmail.com or ellson.ea@btinternet.com. If you are unable to book in advance, please do still come and contribute to the discussion. Peter Bates
meets the criteria of the Section 106 Agreement, an application may be made to Horsham District Council to use some of these funds. Normally any such application would require the organisation to contribute at least 10% of the costs from their own funds. For further information please apply to the Community Development Officer (Grants & Funding) on 01403 215358, or email community. development@horsham.gov.uk to discuss the project. Kevin Wright, Parish Clerk
CLERK’S REPORT As part of the Planning Approval process, developers are required to pay monies to Horsham District Council or West Sussex County Council towards improvements in the local infrastructure and facilities. These arrangements are known as Section 106 Agreements. Section 106 Agreements also define what these monies should be used for. This might be very specific, (i.e. to construct a link road between Deer Park and Henfield Leisure Centre) or more broadly defined within the following categories; community centres/halls, recreational/leisure facilities, playing fields/play areas and youth activities. A few developments in the village are reaching the point where developers are now required to pay their Section 106 contributions. As a result, there are funds lodged with Horsham District Council that are available for work within the Henfield Parish. These funds are also time bound and if not used will ultimately be returned to the developer. These monies are available for the village to use, not just the Parish Council, and there may be organisations, clubs and societies within our community who would welcome financial support for a capital project. Provided that the project
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MOLLY MOOVERS Local charity ‘Molly Moo’ (created by local residents Lee and Lisa Burlton in memory of their baby daughter Molly) has put together a 10-strong team of cyclists (The Molly Moovers!) to compete in the London to Brighton Bike Ride on 18th June 2017. They are raising money to help save the lives of premature and sick babies and to support their families. All money raised will go to two charities: The Early Birth Association (EBA) and the Ronald McDonald House in Brighton. To donate money, search for ‘Lee Burlton’ on the Virgin Money Giving website www.uk.virginmoneygiving.com . Look out for an article on the Molly Moo charity and Lee and Lisa’s story in next months BN5 magazine. Editor
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News | JUNE 2017 3RD HENFIELD BROWNIES NEED YOU!
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In February, our Snowy Owl took on a very important new role as County Commissioner for Sussex Central. While this is a great opportunity for her, it does mean that she will not be able to come to Brownies every week like normal. Our Tawny Owl has also had to fly away, so this will leave us very short of helpers some weeks. We don’t want to cancel meetings or reduce the amount of wonderful opportunities that we currently offer, so we do need at least one and ideally two more helpers. No previous experience of Guiding is necessary. If you can spare a couple of hours on a Tuesday, please get in touch with Natalie on 01444 230651, or register directly at www.girlguiding.org.uk. If you are too busy on a Tuesday, then still contact us, as other units are looking for help. We do also have a few spaces for girls aged 5+. You can register your daughter at www.girlguiding. org.uk. If she is not yet 5, you can still register her and she will be added to our waiting to join list. Natalie Denning
The St Peter’s Church Easter Sunday Lunch which took place at the Haven was an unqualified success. Lorette and Trish cooked a delicious meal for over 60 customers, ably assisted by a host of willing volunteers. The raffle and other fund raising activities were also very successful. This augurs well for our plans to hold a similar event on the second Sunday of every month. We are seriously considering holding a lunch on Christmas Day. If you can come and help for an hour or so you won’t regret it – the atmosphere at STEYNING YOUNG FARMERS CLUB the Easter Lunch was rather special. Steyning Young Farmers Club was formed in 1932 and is still going strong today. The club caters for Digby Stephenson youngsters, ages ten to twenty-six, with an interest THANK YOU HENFIELD in farming and the countryside. This year so far we have visited lambing at Brinsbury College, Village Care! What an appropriate name. had a talk on sporting guns, visited the tunnels at The people in Henfield have been very kind to Christ’s Hospital, seen Wiston House wood chip me. I can’t mention them all by name but I can boilers and had a farm walk at Huddlestone Farm. mention firms and establishments who have been extremely generous with their help. Village To celebrate 85 years and hundreds of members Care, the Post Office, the Dry Cleaners, Truffles, we are holding a reunion. Aimed at members past Budgens, The Haven and the Self Help Group and present, we are having a lamb roast and Barn Dance on Saturday 1st July at Applesham Farm, spring to mind. Coombes from 6.30pm. Tickets cost £10 and Yes, I’m very impressed by Henfield and its are available from Alan Grifffiths. Please email residents including helpful dogs. I’m a lucky senior merrionfarm@aol.com or call 01403711544 citizen. Alan Griffiths Ian Thomson
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JUNE 2017 | News MEETINGS’ SECRETARY – HENFIELD PARISH COUNCIL Henfield Parish Council is looking to employ an individual to support its various committees in ensuring the smooth functioning and recording of its meetings. The main responsibilities will include planning and advertising meetings, as well as recording, writing and distributing the minutes of meetings in conjunction with the relevant committee chairmen. The candidate will need to demonstrate a reasonable knowledge of the Henfield community and will need excellent communication skills, both written and oral, as well as having a good understanding of the appropriate IT skills. The working hours will be around 30 per month and the role will necessitate some evening work. If you are interested in applying for the position, please contact the Parish Council office via email, office@henfield.gov.uk or by phone 01273 492507. Further details, including a full job description, can be supplied upon request. Kevin Wright, Parish Clerk
FULKING FAIR This year’s Fulking Fair will be held in the North Town Field, Fulking on Sunday 30th July, 12-5pm. There will be live music from ‘Sold as Seen’ and other local groups throughout the afternoon as well as over thirty stalls with demonstrations, crafts, food and games. Children’s entertainment will include face painting, pony rides, bouncy castle, stocks, puppet show, bubble pop and other games. There will be Tug of War competitions including a response to a challenge from Poynings. Teas and cakes will be served in the Village Hall and there will be a number of villager operated stalls including ice cream and burgers. There will also be hot and cold food including fish & chips, Rushfields Pies and Punjabi Street Food. The Shepherd & Dog have kindly donated the hire of the marquee and will have a bar there during the fair. Admission and parking will be free. Bob Rowland
DOVE NURSERY NEWS Dove Nursery held an open afternoon for parents to show them what we have been learning about during the Spring term. The children were dressed up for our Charity day with the theme of ‘When I grow up’. We made £55 for our chosen charity Crackerjacks, which supports children with severe disabilities. The children gave their parents a mini concert with a variety of songs. They played African drums which they had helped to make using paper maché and painting then and the poem ‘The Owl and the Pussycat’ by Edward Lear. This was followed by a group dance which they had learnt during our dance lessons. Tea and hot cross buns were served while the children went on an Easter Egg hunt. We also had our Ofsted inspection during the Spring term. We are pleased to have been given a ‘Good’ rating. The inspector saw a range of activities and stated that “staff are very caring and spend plenty of time playing with the children in a positive way”. We are proud that our report reflects the hard work and enthusiasm that our team of staff has developed in creating a successful positive learning environment. Vivien Ruffett
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News | JUNE 2017 Smith Square; and appearing as a soloist for the Royal Opera, D’Oyly Carte, and at the Proms. The first half of the concert will feature brass band favourites and songs from the shows. The second half is a traditional ‘Last Night of the Proms’; a chance to wave your flags, and sing fervently; and includes Jerusalem, Rule Britannia, Land of Hope and Glory, and Sussex by the Sea. Red Oaks will be running their legendary ‘Pimms Tent’. Tickets cost £6 for adults and children under 18 are free. Profits go to local charities. Bring your own picnic, bubbly, blanket and chairs. Nigel Stevens
PROMS IN THE PARK Henfield’s annual ‘Proms in the Park’ concert will take place in the gardens of Red Oaks at 6pm on Sunday 25th June. Brass Fusion and local opera star Sidonie Winter will again be performing a varied programme with something for everyone. Local band, Brass Fusion, is a group of experienced musicians who bring innovation and expertise to the world of brass music. Sidonie Winter is an experienced singer, having performed at major venues throughout the UK, including the South Bank, Royal Albert Hall and St.John’s,
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CAN YOU HELP US RUN THE SUMMER READING CHALLENGE? We are looking for volunteers to help us run the Summer Reading Challenge in libraries. We need volunteers who can help families register to take part, listen to children talk about books they have read and hand out rewards and encourage children to keep reading. Whether you have a little or a lot of time to spare, if you’re interested in helping families enjoy reading we want to hear from you! Find out more online, or ask in Henfield library. Sallyanne Burgess
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JUNE 2017 | News SUMMER SUSSEX GARDEN TEA PARTIES IN COWFOLD 2017
LITTLE THINGS Newly opened on Henfield High Street in Ivy House is Little Things, stocking quality and affordable baby clothes and equipment. Owner Michelle Kingham grew up in Henfield, has three children and is also a qualified and registered childminder. She sources all stock carefully herself and stocks locally made gifts for the whole family, including handmade truffles, cupcakes and hampers for baby showers. She is hoping to open a baby play/ crèche area for busy mums using the High Street. Editor
Join us on Sunday 16th July and Sunday 27th August between 3-5pm at Trenchmore, Burnthouse Lane, Cowfold, RH13 8DG for an open garden party with live music, delicious tea and cakes. The tea parties are especially for people with dementia, their families and friends. These get-togethers are free and open to all dementia is an isolating disease and any help letting people know about the parties would be much appreciated. This is our 7th year of hosting garden parties, which give people new, and not so new, the chance to relax with a cup of tea, some delicious cakes and meet others in a similar situation or just sit and enjoy the music and hopefully the sunshine! A representative from the Alzheimer’s Society will be there with information about dementia services. We look forward to welcoming you. If you would like more information, please contact Joanne 07711 698 279 or 01403 864 419. Please call to confirm if the sun isn’t shining! Joanne Knowles
RIVER ROSE OCCASIONS HAVE MOVED! Tina Conway has always enjoyed creating and making, she shares this skill with her daughter Kelly-Marie who has now joined her in the business. The new premises in Norton Mews (opposite R&H Pet Shop) enables Tina to consult and produce her work at the same site. She is still selling hats and jewellery, and her popular fascinators are made to order in her smart new workshop where she can also repair and restring beaded jewellery. Her workshop will be open daily, although there may be times when it may be unattended because she is on a client visit - do call her number and she can arrange a time to meet with you. Editor
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News | JUNE 2017 to raise over £700 for maintaining the fabric of our ancient church. In addition, we were able to pass on a cheque for over £1000 to GLISSANDO. An unusual and memorable event was experienced by all who attended and the harpists were delighted with the beautiful venue; we hope to see them again. Susan Kendall
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GLISSANDO AT ST PETER’S CHURCH, HENFIELD Eight magnificent full size harps stood imposingly in St Peter’s church on Saturday 29th April and a large audience waited full of anticipation to hear what sort of sound this octet called GLISSANDO would produce. They were not disappointed; an eclectic programme with different combinations of instruments, including a very gifted guest flautist, kept everyone fascinated especially when a Beach Boys number was announced! It was a great evening’s entertainment and The Friends of St Peter’s Church were hugely grateful to this talented group of harpists for helping them
We have all heard of HART in the village but have you heard of PART? We hadn’t until my husband had a serious accident in his workshop at our home in Henfield, while I was out. My husband dialed 999, Mike from Partridge Green, a PART first responder arrived, before I or the ambulance could get there. The speed of his arrival was so important, he was able to stop the bleeding, clean and bandage the wound and stress the seriousness to the ambulance service. He also stayed to support us until we were taken by ambulance to A&E. Like HART, members of PART are all trained volunteers who rely on public donations to fund a vital service. With so much pressure on the ambulance service these days, first responder volunteers are so important. Our grateful thanks to Mike and this wonderful service. Yvonne and Jim Young
TRAFFIC CONGESTION & SAFETY This letter is about vision. As parishioners we look to the Henfield Parish Council (HPC) to enhance our current lives, and they do a good job. Recently, with Government encouragement, they have also looked forward to our longer term future, through the medium of the Neighbourhood Plan, which regrettably was rejected. At a public meeting in 2014, concerning the 2015 plan, a question was asked of the HPC Chairman as to what assumption was made in the Plan regarding the inevitability of Henfield eventually having a bypass. The HPC chairman stated that the matter was not considered nor was there public support for a bypass. On 7 March 2017 at the Annual Parish Meeting the subject was raised again, and the Chairman stated that if the Plan is reworked, the matter should be given some consideration. Clearly, every day’s delay in seeking funds for such an inevitable quality of life improvement facility, for our children, and grandchildren, is delaying its implementation. I offer this extract from government statistics. Over the years 2013 to 2016 the total traffic miles travelled in the UK have increased by 7%, which if extrapolated over even 10 years should provide food for thought to readers and HDC alike. Richard Searles (Sen) 1 8 | B N 5 M A GA ZINE
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unnoticed in the village and local people have appreciated his approachability and his seemingly limitless energy and enthusiasm. ‘It has been a privilege to serve the village and I am very pleased to step aside and leave the role in the very capable hands of Malcolm, who has some great skills and experience to bring to the Parish Council,” said Ray. “His renewed energy, alongside the very capable and hard-working team of councillors and office staff, means the Parish Council are in a very strong position to face the challenges ahead.” Malcolm, who has been a Parish Councillor for two years working on the Lighting & Open Spaces Committee and the Cemetery Committee, has extensive experience in the financial sector and project management. There are some interesting current projects to which he can apply his expertise, including the Memorial Field, Henfield Activity Plan in conjunction with the Community Partnership, the Kingsfield link-road / car park and a new Neighbourhood Plan. Malcolm said; “I am really looking forward to building on the solid foundations already established and completing these initiatives for the village. I am very interested in improving our connections and communication within Henfield with projects such as the Henfield Activity Plan. It’s going to be a busy time for us all and I am pleased to have the opportunity to work with a group of councillors who have a broad range of skills and experience and the team in the Parish Office who work tirelessly to make Henfield a great place to live.” We would like to offer Ray our sincere thanks for his service to the village and welcome Malcolm to his new role. Emma Osman, Editor
On Tuesday 2nd May Malcolm Eastwood was elected as Chairman of Henfield Parish Council, taking over from Ray Osgood, who stood down after six years in the position. Elaine Goodyear was voted Deputy Chairman. Ray will continue to work for the village as a Parish Councillor on the Plans Advisory Committee and the Museum Committee and will be involved with the new Neighbourhood Plan. He’s served the village as a Parish Councillor for a total of thirteen years. Under Ray’s six-year leadership the Parish Council has seen some considerable changes and has worked hard to foster a strong sense of community in Henfield as well as preserving the village environment in the face of district and county budget cuts. He has overseen the Henfield Neighbourhood Plan, which was sadly quashed last year after being attacked by housing developers, to the great disappointment of the village and the volunteers who worked so hard to create it. At the Annual Parish Meeting in April local people voted to work once again on a new HENFIELD TENNIS CLUB’S Neighbourhood Plan. ANNUAL OPEN DAY Over Ray’s six-year period as Chairman he missed Please join us for Henfield Tennis Club’s annual only one of the 72 Parish Council meetings and Open Day on Saturday 3rd June at the Tennis this unpaid voluntary role has often amounted to Pavilion, everyone is welcome. There will be an over 45 hours a week. His dedication has not gone opportunity for adults and children to test out a variety of rackets, try a game or two, talk with other members, chat to one of the coaches or perhaps try out some cardio-tennis. There will also be at least one Championship Tennis Match to watch with refreshments on sale. There will also be a bouncy castle for the youngsters. Come and play for free during Wimbledon fortnight, Monday 3 July until Sunday 16 July inclusively. Contact Henfield Leisure Centre (01273 494984) to book your court and enjoy for free! Visit our website www.henfieldtennisclub.com or call Charles (Club Chairman) on 01403 710057 or Liz (Club Secretary) on 01903 813864. Liz Brindley
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September 1938�. The original owner was Nancy Harrison, married to Jim, in Bulmer, York. From other inscriptions in the book, of which there are many, alongside more little poems and thought provoking words, was a note showing that Nancy and Jim had two children, Dorothy and Ronald Donovan. Moved by the once treasured little book, Julie posted about her find on the Facebook page SilverSurfers. Since then, the story gained momentum resulting in interviews with Radio York and BBC Solent Online. With the help of her husband Graham, who is a keen amateur genealogist, Julie has researched the family but so far has not yet managed to find a close relative of Nancy or Jim. Julie would be interested to hear from you if you are the person who donated the books to the St Barnabas shop on Good Friday, if you can shed any light on how relatives of the owner may be contacted. Editor
Julie Angell, who works in the St Barnabas Charity Shop in Henfield, came across a beautiful Book of Common Prayer contained within a donation bag of books and pictures which arrived at the shop on 14th April. CHARGES FOR DIY MATERIALS On closer inspection, she realised the little leather-bound book had a touching inscription, SUSPENDED AT RECYCLING SITES accompanied by a poem on the flyleaf. It reads; Statement from Nathan Elvery, Chief Executive at “With love to Nancy on our wedding day, 14th West Sussex County Council:
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JUNE 2017 | News “Following the recent statement made by the Rt Hon Andrea Leadsom MP, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, it is the Government’s intention to review its guidance with regard to the charges that can be made at local civic amenity sites and the specific reference to the disposal of DIY materials generated by householders.” “In order to avoid any potential confusion for our residents in West Sussex we have decided to suspend all charges for these type of materials with immediate effect until the review by the Government has been concluded. Once the Government’s review has been concluded the County Council will look at the matter again.” Charges for tyres at Household Waste Recycling Sites remain in place. West Sussex County Council
THE SMALL DOLE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY SHOW The Small Dole Horticultural Society is holding its annual show on Saturday 12th August at Mackley’s Field, Small Dole. Show schedules are now ready and can be obtained from Small Dole Village Store, The Fox PH Small Dole, Swains Farm Shop, Rushfields Plant Centre, Hamfelds, Henfield Post Office, Jasmines and Henfield Library. We welcome entries for the show from everybody - why not have a go?! If you are interested in having a stand or display at the show please contact david.smalldole@btinternet. com in June or July. David Barrett
TOTTINGTON WOODLANDERS 25TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS In celebration of 25 years looking after Tottington Woods in order to keep it in good heart for the benefit of indigenous flora and fauna (as well as the surrounding human population), we are organising a one-off Heavy Horse Logging and Woodland Crafts Day on Saturday August 19th 2017 between 11am and 4pm. Daniel Brown is bringing one of his lovely heavy horses to haul out trees that were felled during the thinning process to reduce the top canopy. Woodlouse Industries is setting up their sawmill in the wood to process the trees on site so visitors will be able to see the whole process. In addition, we will have a number of practitioners of various traditional woodland crafts demonstrating and selling their produce – pole lathe turning, hand-carving, walking stick making, hurdle making, etc. There will also be a demonstration of creating sculpture from ‘brash’ (hazel sticks and off-cuts). Sussex Wildlife Trust and the renowned wildlife photographer and expedition leader, David
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MID SUSSEX SNOOKER & BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL The Henfield Club recently hosted the Mid Sussex Snooker & Billiards League Championship Final. This was a historical event as it was the first time ever they have been asked to hold the Final. Early last year the Club’s committee approved a schedule of essential works and because of the Club’s high standing in the League, it also approved the full refurbishment of its two snooker tables and of course, its beer chillers! Their faith has so been truly rewarded. The Club does seek additional members to form new teams to play in the Mid Sussex League which runs from September to April. For more information please contact 07864 023171 or email henfieldclub15@outlook.com. The Henfield Club opened its doors to celebrate St Georges day with a BBQ and entertainment in Cagefoot Lane and will also be doing so again with its a Pumpkin Competition in the Autumn. The Henfield Club remains open to all to join and play snooker, darts, chess and cribbage as well as hold meetings or have a drink and socialise. You can also hold parties and special events at the Club and enjoy an evening playing snooker. The Henfield Club will be participating in Henfield’s Festival of Gardens and Art weekend during which the snooker tables will be decked out with wonderful Quilts made by local and visiting quilters. Artists will also display their paintings upstairs in the Don Scutt Committee room. Kenneth McIntosh
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enfield’s newest music, food, arts and family festival - FieldFest 2017 - will kick-start your summer on Saturday 8 July at St Peter’s Primary School. Organised by the PTA and replacing the traditional school summer fete, it’s shaping up to be an exciting family event with a real summer festival vibe! The final line-up is still to be finalised but we can give you just a few of the great acts who will be performing during four hours of fantastic entertainment. The live music will kick off at 5pm with the lead singer and guitarist Brían McNamara from Brighton band Warsaw Radio who will perform some covers to get the party started. Henfield band Skimming Stones formed way back in December 2016 when five 11-year old boys (Conall Williams, Freddie Crawley, Asmus Minchell, Samual Hilton and Oliver MacKinnon) started jamming in their parent’s houses. Covering songs that they have found on dusty vinyl collections, they play an eclectic mix, from 60’s rock-n-roll to 90’s indie with a bit of 80s punk thrown in for good measure. Black Pudding are an eight-piece local funk band whose influences include Curtis Mayfield, Kool & the Gang and Stevie Wonder. They have played Henfield pubs several times and so many villagers will be familiar with their cool funk and soul covers. There is still some availability on the line-up so the organisers are keen to hear from any budding Ed Sheeran’s / Adele’s who would like to take part. As well as music, there will be plenty of other fun activities. Kids workshops will include street dance, maypole dancing, yoga, drumming and
bush craft and there will also be a bouncy castle. There will be lots of arts & crafts festival stalls such as face painting, headdress-making amongst other activities. Henfield Holistics will also be on hand offering mini head and shoulder massages. No festival would be complete without lots of delicious food and drink options and these will include street food stalls, a bar, ice cream and candy floss – more than enough to keep everyone’s appetite sated throughout the afternoon and evening! FieldFest 2017 is just one of the many fundraising events that the hard-working PTA put on throughout the year in order to raise much-needed funds for the school. And with the ongoing and well-documented issues with school funding in West Sussex, never has their work been so important. With events such as the hugely popular village bonfire night, school discos, parents quiz night, Christmas fairs and Easter fiestas, the PTA raises money to pay for a range of things from playground refurbishment and educational school trips to essential arts and crafts materials. A recent major project that they have funded is a complete refurbishment of the ICT suite (or computer room!) including new IT equipment, furniture and decoration. So come on down to St Peters School on Saturday 8 July and join in the festival fun whilst helping to support our brilliant village school! Sarah Butler
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NEW HENFIELD NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
Dear residents,
Following on from the Annual Parish Meeting when I spoke regarding the merits and demerits of producing a second Neighbourhood Plan and the large amount of work required and necessary funding, of those present (114), 74 voted in support of a second Plan. That level of community support was influential in helping Henfield Parish Council make the decision to produce a second Plan at the April Parish Council meeting. The reason that we feel the Plan is necessary is that we believe, going forward, it will give the local community a greater level of input into how Henfield evolves and develops over the next 15-20 years rather than leave this entirely to the Local Planning Authority (LPA), Horsham District Council. The time necessary to produce a Neighbourhood Plan based on the experience of the first Plan will be in the region of two years and as the Plan gains material strength it will help us to defend against some of the pressures that will impact on the whole of Horsham District due to the large un-met housing needs of the coastal districts. Housing numbers will be a large part of a new Plan as LPAs have been instructed to give an indication of how many homes should come forward in a Plan’s lifetime.
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A sub-group of Council members and local residents have started the plan process, which we consider should start by revisiting the work of the six focus groups of the original Plan: Housing and Development; Environment and Countryside; Community Facilities and Infrastructure; Transport and Travel; the Local Economy; and Small Dole. Once again, we are appealing for volunteers who may have specialist knowledge of any of the topics or who feel they can help in any way. Already a number of residents have indicated their willingness to help and, should you wish to get involved, please contact the Parish Council office (01273 492507, office@henfield.gov.uk ) or me, Ray Osgood (see details below). A large and important part of a Neighbourhood Plan is the involvement of the community. If you cannot help directly then please support the presentations and meetings that will inevitably follow: your input is vital. Regular updates will be posted on the various websites, public noticeboards and through our excellent local publications. Please put your community first and support the new Henfield Neighbourhood Plan. Ray Osgood For information or to get involved please contact the Parish Council office 01273 492507, office@henfield.gov. uk or me, Ray Osgood on 01273 492499.
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he Henfield Festival of Gardens and Arts takes place over the weekend of Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th June. For these two days the village becomes a focal appointment for people who love gardening, people who appreciate the crafts people in the locality and many talented musicians who perform their work in the garden settings. Not to mention those of us who like to sit with a cup of tea and a slice of cake in a garden appreciating the hard work of others! The Festival of Gardens and Arts started as an idea to celebrate the Millennium and we are now in our eighteenth year. Over the years, the whole event has been organised by a committee made up of volunteers who spend many hours behind the scenes liaising with the venues, crafts people and musicians. The event has grown since its inception but its ethos remains the same: to celebrate the Arts in their widest sense in the wonderful garden settings and also to raise money for our local community charities though donations from the visiting public. We are generously supported from the commission given on arts and crafts sales and by sponsors, without whom we couldn’t fund the blue leaflet that guides our visitors around the village. The blue leaflet is available in many locations in Henfield as well as at some of the larger venues in the local area. We also now have a website detailing all the events and venues. The leaflet has a map to guide you, lots of information about the events, arts and places to get a cup of tea and have a sit down. Our website can be found at www.henfieldgardensandarts.net/ As well as the small gardens scattered through the village, there are larger indoor and outdoor venues around the High Street such as the Henfield Hall. We have two car parks in the centre of the village and many of the venues have street parking near to them. Henfield has many twittens between the streets which provide good routes for walkers and cyclists will enjoy our quiet streets when visiting venues. It’s impossible to highlight just one of the many gardens, venues, artists and musicians out of the leaflet and it is indeed a challenge to visit them all in one day let alone two, but from the repeat visitors that we have every year we must be doing something
right and many people have their own favourites. The event is primarily a community event but it does have a charitable side to it. The committee choose a new charity or several charities every year. Any local charity can put themselves forward for consideration and we welcome suggestions for causes to support. We don’t ask for an entrance fee to the festival but we do suggest that visitors make a donation at one or two of the venue that they visit. This year we are supporting three charities: Warren Playgroup, The Henfield Library and The Youth Club and we hope that our visitors will donate generously so that we can support these worthy causes. If you wander about the village now, you’ll notice some gardeners fervently tending to their plot. As someone who does open her garden, the work begins early in the year. There is no competition amongst the venues but there is a determination to provide a good show. As a crafts person too, I am beginning to collect a stock pile of quilts from fellow quilters for sale and exhibiting in my garden and at the Henfield Club. Fortunately, I am not a musician so I’m not busy tuning up my instrument and practising my pieces. If you fancy joining in the event look out for our publicity early next year and join in the fun. The committee also invites the local shops to have an Open Gardens theme to their window display in the week prior to the weekend. The windows are judged and we award certificates so this is something else to look out for. If you’re in the High Street over the weekend take time to have a look and see if you agree with the judge’s choice. As usual, whilst we all hope for the best weather it’s just about the only thing we can’t control. However, whatever the weather the number of indoor and outdoor venues is just too good to miss. The committee hope you will join us for the weekend of events. We start at 11am on Saturday morning and finish with a musical finale for all at Red Oaks on Sunday 11th June at 5pm where you will find many garden openers and visitors enjoying the music, food and a well-earned drink. Suzanne Fisher
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Local history | JUNE 2017
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he Henfield Evangelical Free Church, which is found at the centre of our village on Henfield High Street, will be celebrating its 185th anniversary on 6 June this year. David Sayers is the Church’s longest standing member and he has written a short history of the church, from which the following is taken.
The first references to “Hendfield” non-conformists go back to 1676 when a religious census showed there were 395 conformists, no Papists and five non-conformists. Under the Toleration Act of 1689 a licence was given to the group of non-conformists to meet for religious worship. One of the houses in which they met was 4 Red Barn Cottages (currently the home of one of our Church members). The Church building was completed in January 1832 but it was
not until 6 June 1832 that the first membership of 19 members was formed. On that first Church roll were some names still known in Henfield: Lewry, Holden, Woolgar and Gander. Mr George Hall was ordained and appointed as the first Pastor on 25 July 1832. He and his wife Elizabeth lived in the manse which was then in the front of the Church. Mr Hall continued until 1871 and there followed a succession of ministers, including a Mr Alfred Barwick who was the great, great grandfather of Alan Barwick, one of the current curators of the Henfield Museum. Music in the early days was led by a violin and a concertina played from the gallery which formed part of the original Church building. This was followed in
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1881 by the use of a harmonium and then Mr J Tobitt offered his own organ on loan to the Church. At this time 12 hymn books were purchased and stamped ‘visitors’ – it would seem each member brought their own books! The decade leading up to the new century proved to be a difficult period for the Church, especially in respect of finances. So the end of the 19th century ended rather sadly and the 20th Century started in a similar way with only about 15 members and no Pastor. The Rev. Whiting and his wife arrived in 1901 and over a period of 10 years they saw the Church literally rebuilt in bricks and in people. Chapel House was demolished and the front of the new church was brought out to face the High Street. This was opened in 1905 at a cost of £620, for which the trustees obtained a grant to pay for the work. It was not until 1921 that the Church had a new manse when 2 Beulah Villas, Broomfield Road was purchased with a mortgage of £300. The Church was renovated in 1932 (its centenary year) and it’s recorded that the Church cleaner received a rise from two to three shillings (15p) a week! A mortgage fund was commenced and by 1934, with the help of some generous gifts and a loan from the Congregational Union, the mortgage was cleared.
In 1946 the Nep Town Mission (still standing next to Vinalls yard) united with the Church. They brought both active youth workers and a Sunday School of about 65 children. The Pastor at this time was a most gracious, caring man, the Rev. Rowe and he invariably ended his sermon by quoting Rev.3 v 20 “Behold I stand at the door and knock…” In 1948 the ‘church cuppa’ could be provided as both water and electricity were supplied to the Church. In 1953 Mr Charles Tobitt died after serving the Church as treasurer and organist for 55 years, only missing one service to visit his sister in hospital. The present organist has nearly reached 65 years, but with many Sundays away for holidays! In 1954 there began a period of growth when Mr Wood became lay Pastor. The youth work grew and in 1954 the Billy Graham Crusades did much to stimulate evangelistic efforts. For 10 years there were children’s missions, tent missions on the Coleman Field (now Bensons Way), visits to rallies and the showing of Christian films in the Assembly Rooms. Mr and Mrs Wood also started children’s camps, travelling with all equipment by train as far as Henley-on-Thames! We will be celebrating our 185 years on Sunday 4th June. An exhibition of the Church’s history will also be on display – everyone is very welcome.
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Today the church, led by Pastor Andrew Lawton, is still very much at the heart of our village community and it offers a warm welcome to all ages. In addition to its Sunday morning services and evening Bible studies, the Church also has a regular ‘Coffee House’ on Friday mornings and a baby & toddler group (Chatterbox) on Tuesday mornings in the Church Hall. Many local interest groups, including the Henfield Camera Club, Henfield History Group and the Carers Support Group also meet in the Church Hall.
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When is an employer not an employer?
The widely reported BBC newsreaders’ case currently on-line tool (https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/checkbefore the First Tier Tribunal (FTT), Tim Willcox Ltd employment-status-for-tax/setup). v HMRC, is focused squarely on the application of The matter for consideration by the Tribunal judge the ‘IR35’ rules to the individuals’ personal service is whether on the facts Mr Willcox, and his fellow companies (PSCs). newsreaders, were engaged on terms that would render So what is a personal service company, or PSC? them de-facto employees. If so the PSCs would become The generally accepted definition of a PSC is a limited liable for PAYE and National Insurance in respect of the company whose business is to supply to an end-user payments made to them. ‘client’ (here the BBC) with the professional services IR35, named after the Revenue press release in which of the individual - who in turn owns most or all of the the rules were announced, was introduced in the 1999 shares and is generally the sole director. The PSC Budget to counter the perceived loss of tax caused invoices the client for the services performed and earns by the use of what HMRC described as “artificial a profit which is subject to Corporation Tax, rather than business structures”. However, possibly because of the Income Tax. PSCs can be a complexity of the rules, the tax- efficient way for such subjectivities surrounding individuals to work, as they the employment vs selfIn a nutshell, the rules are able to take some or all employment argument, of their earnings from the and the sheer number of apply where the contractual PSC as dividends rather PSCs, particularly in the arrangements between the than salary. This means broadcasting and creative they do not pay employer sectors, until recently HMRC client and the PSC are such or employee National seems to have applied them Insurance Contributions sparingly. that if the contract was with on a large part of their In last year’s Autumn overall income. However, the individual he would be an Statement, the Government one of the main reasons announced that it would contractors use their employee, rather than a selfreform the intermediaries’ own limited companies rules in the public sector. employed contractor. is because that is what From 6 April, responsibility clients (including allegedly for operating the off-payroll the BBC) demand. working rules and deducting Typically, the clients of personal service companies any tax and NICs due will move to the public sector body, do not want even the slightest risk of there being an agency or third party paying an individual’s PSC. This is employment relationship with their contractors. They will perhaps an admission that IR35 in its current form is thus avoid the various employer obligations and legal practically un-policeable given the resources at HMRC’s protections available to employees. Also, and crucially in disposal. Far better therefore to shift the compliance the context of the FTT case, any tax risk relating to the burden onto a relatively small number of public sector arrangement has historically been that of the contractor, bodies (including, of course, the BBC), who will no doubt err on the side of caution in their interpretation. The through the operation of the so-called IR35 rules. In a nutshell, the rules apply where the contractual November Budget, assuming the Conservatives win the arrangements between the client and the PSC are such General Election, is likely to contain details of further that if the contract was with the individual he would be reform for PSCs. an employee, rather than a self-employed contractor. Payments made by the client to the PSC are ‘deemed For further advice on this or other business issues, employment payments’ and the PSC must calculate and contact Paul Samrah LLP on: 01737 781546 or pay over the PAYE and National Insurance Contributions Email: psamrah@kingstonsmith.co.uk that would have been the liability of an employer making the same payments. HMRC has historically published Kingston Smith is an independent member of Morison guidance on the characteristics of employment versus KSi, a global association providing border-free self-employment, and has recently produced a helpful professional services with 375 offices in 87 countries.
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