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Circus Street Market remembered in exhibition

>> Continued from page 1 much-valued support and how it has changed their family’s lives.

There are fears by members of staff, that a redesign, which could see a decrease in specialist teacher roles but an increase in teaching assistant roles, will change the service forever.

Brighton and Hove City Council is determined that the high-standards of the much-valued service will remain.

It issued a letter this week to parents, which said there would be an extension to the consultation about the changes, to January 2016.

The council said it had no plans to reduce special needs services for

An exhibition of still and moving images will celebrate the history of the Circus Street Market, just weeks after it was demolished.

The exhibition, at the Onca Gallery from the November 13-28, is entitled “Hawkers Pick Over Fruit Here”, and is part of CINECITY 2015, Brighton’s annual film festival.

Commissioned by Brighton-based dance organisation South East Dance, the exhibition is a collaboration between photographer Zoe Manders (whose work is pictured, left) and filmmakers, straybird.

It will explore the generations of Brightonbased families whose lives centred around Circus Street Market in decades gone by.

The exhibition will allow visitors to explore the images, sounds, and stories of the Circus Street Fruit and Vegetable Market, which was a thriving workplace for many Brighton families.

As the market hall is being demolished, this exhibition of still and moving imagery is a celebration of a way of life that will soon be lost.

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photographer, said: “With such a fascinating history, I knew it would be shortsighted not to look back over the colourful past of the Market, and also celebrate it in all its current derelict glory.

Circus Street Market has that effect on people – it inspires a potent mixture of both nostalgia and awe.”

Becky Edmunds, filmmaker with straybird, said: “I loved interviewing the men who have worked in different ways at the old market site.

“Whether as market traders, porters and barrow boys, or as graffiti artists or past control, everyone we spoke to had a unique relationship to the extraordinary space that was Circus Street Market.”

The work will remember the history of the site where South East Dance will soon build The Dance Space - a new home for dance in Brighton and Hove.

The Dance Space is part of the Circus Street Market development, a mixeduse regeneration project by developers Cathedral Group PLC and partners Brighton and Hove City Council, University of Brighton, and South East Dance.

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Whatever the result of the consultation, it is clear special needs support for children is hugely important to the families that benefit from it.

Let’s hope whatever decision is made on the future of the service is the right one, for the

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Review of sixth-forms and colleges Taxi app Uber gets green light could result in ‘mergers or closures’ The city council’s licensing panel announced it would grant a licence for taxi app Uber to operate in Brighton and Hove for one year.

The licensing panel announced the decision last Friday, four days after it met to consider the application.

The company can now operate its private hire vehicles in the city - but has to abide by the rules set out in the council’s “Blue Book” - which sets out regulations for taxi firms in the city.

There were concerns from taxi companies operating in the city that Uber could undercut them, and would not operate by the Blue Book, but Uber

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said it would ensure its drivers stick to the rules.

But Jason Kitcat, microbusiness ambassador at Crunch Accounting, said: “We’re really pleased that the council have made the right decision on Uber.

Brighton is home to so many innovative digital businesses it would have sent the wrong signal to use outdated laws to ban Uber.

“New digital platforms like Uber are an opportunity for new and existing businesses to prosper in the city and we hope regulators continue to support those opportunities.”

In a statement, Uber said more than 85,000 people in the Brighton and Hove area had downloaded the app.

Brighton and Hove City Council is to carry out a review of the city’s sixthform education, after members of the council’s children and young people and skills committee voted unanimously to examine the post-16 education provision.

The Sussex Coast area review - commissioned by the department for Business, Innovation and Skills and referred to as “a restructuring of the further education sector” - could see the “merging” or even “closure” of colleges in the area.

The government’s review will include: Brighton Hove and Sussex Sixth Form College; City College Brighton and Hove; Central Sussex College, Crawley; Chichester College; Northbrook College; Plumpton College; Sussex Coast College, Hastings; Sussex Downs College, Eastbourne; Worthing

College; Bexhill College; and Varndean College, Brighton.

The Sussex Coast is one of seven areas nationwide which will be reviewed. The first began in September and they will be carried out every three months until December 2016.

A report laying out the government’s plans stated major reform of post-16 education and training institutions was “necessary” to address the “significant financial pressures on institutions”.

The report said there had been a decline in the 16-19 population and a need to “maintain very tight fiscal discipline in order to tackle the deficit”.

It added: “We will need to move towards fewer, often larger, more resilient and efficient providers.”

Councillor Tom Bewick, chairman of Brighton and Hove’s children and young people committee, said: “We want to make sure that our post-16 education and training offering is the best it can be for the young

City College Brighton and Hove is part of the review

people in our region.

“This is about balancing the economic needs with the education and training offering.”

While the government’s review will focus on further education and sixth-form colleges, Brighton and Hove City Council will include school sixth-forms.

Mr Bewick added: “We believe the justification for the inclusion of school sixth-forms is because they are part of the family of provision, a proportion of learners in the city attend these schools and it is

important to include all providers in the debate and dialogue.

“On top of this, post-16 provision and outcomes are one of our administration’s four priorities.

“One of my actions since election has been to establish an Employer Skills Task Force to explore new approaches which includes increasing the number of apprenticeships and considering ways to improve engagement between the city employers and our schools and academies.”

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Pride in our city, all year round Community groups are being invited to bid for a grant to put Pride in our city.

For one weekend every year, the city is taken over by a sea of rainbows.

The message is clear: whoever you are, wherever you’re from, whatever you do; it does not matter.

What matters is coming together with friends and family and celebrating that beautiful but rarely achieved concept equality.

From the parade watched by tens of thousands through to the festival in Preston Park through to the street party in St James’ Street, the whole city comes together to mark the LGBT celebration.

The addition of other events such as Trans Pride, the Pride Arts and Film Festival, the Pride Dog Show, and Diversity Games means that now, more than ever, Brighton Pride is more inclusive than ever.

But the celebration of our city’s LGBT community does not end after that one

weekend in August; it’s a permanent fixture.

The organisers of Pride know this - and that’s why some of the money raised at the event has been set aside as a social impact fund to do good in our city.

The aim is to support those groups or organisations which need a little helping hand in making a difference in their community.

They do not have to be LGBT related; they don’t even have to be directlylinked to Pride (although applicants directly impacted will be favoured).

The impact just has to be positive.

It might be a residents’ group that wants to create some planters for a communal area.

It might be a sports club that wants a new bag of balls.

It might be a community organisation that wants to put on an event.

However big or small, the only criteria is that it will brighten up people’s lives by the time Pride comes round again next year.

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on numbers of entries by individual groups.

However, the emphasis is The Social Impact Fund has been set up to provide on supporting community small grants for communal and grassroots groups, rather than individuals. good. Grants are awarded Please submit it by annually to organisations midday on November or groups within the city 30 by email to with particular emphasis Bhsocialimpactfund@ on areas directly affected gmail.com. or in the footprint of Applications will be Brighton and Hove Pride. considered by a panel of Submissions should be local media editors with a maximum of 400 words successful applicants mapping out how the informed by the end of money will be spent and why the cause is deserving. December.

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Undercover survey by housing campaigners finds Hospital granted funding for 80% of letting agents in the city don’t display fees long-awaited redevelopment Emily Yates @MsEYates

Members of the Home Sweet Home campaign went undercover in Brighton and Hove last Saturday to find that 80% of letting agents are potentially in breach of consumer rights law.

The team of local campaigners covered a total of 67 letting agents, and found that 55 offices may not be complying with the 2015 Consumer Rights Act, which came into force on October 1. Letting agents who do not comply with the new requirements run the risk of council action and a £5,000 fine.

Home Sweet Home campaigners assessed the letting agents on their membership of recognised deposit protection and dispute resolution schemes, while checking their offices for the proper display of a full fee schedule.

Of the 67 offices visited, only 12 were seen to be compliant on all three

counts. The biggest cause of failure related to fees, with only 15 of the 67 offices keeping a full list of fees in a place where “it is likely to be seen”.

With such a high number of letting agents under question, Home Sweet Home members intend to make their next contact by letter - clarifying the changes to the law, and recommending best practice in regard to the “prominent” display of fees.

The letters will be handdelivered on their second round of visits in midNovember, along with Home Sweet Home certificates for the 12 agents who passed all three checks.

Summer Dean, campaign leader, said: “Our aim is to uphold the letting agents’ legal obligation to provide transparency to tenants regarding the often ‘hidden’ fees they have to pay. Our longer-term goal is to create a more open and accountable renting culture in Brighton and Hove, so that people can start to see rising standards here.”

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is growing as fewer people can afford to get onto the housing ladder. Poor living standards, rising rents and housing scarcity leave private tenants extremely vulnerable to the housing market.”

With nine million private renters in England and an estimated one-third of private rented homes failing to meet the Decent Homes Standard, Home Sweet Home taps into the momentum gathering nation-wide.

councillors, Labour party members, and concerned tenants seeking to help the cause of private renters in Brighton and Hove. They are supported by the broader organisation Movement for Change, which empowers local leaders to campaign on the issues most vital to their communities.

Delegates from both Students’ Unions have also been active in the campaign, and are working to produce a comparison table of the agency fees collected.

Tracey Hill,lead councillor for Private Rented Sector Housing, said: “The Citizens Advice Bureau reports that housing is the second biggest issue they deal with - especially regarding the private rented sector, which

To get involved with the campaign, contact Jack Madden on jack@ movementforchange.org. uk. You can also follow #HomeSweetHome and #StickItUp on Twitter.

An ambitious plan has become reality for the Royal Sussex Hospital - after a £484m redevelopment scheme was approved.

Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust has been celebrating after hearing the treasury is funding two replacement buildings.

Matthew Kershaw, chief executive of Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, said: “This redevelopment is a once in a generation opportunity to build on the excellent care we currently provide to our patients and truly improve acute health care for patients in Brighton and Hove and across the region.

“A great deal of work has gone into bringing us to this point and there is still much more to be done.

“The result though, having a better hospital for all our patients and staff in the years to come, is worth all this effort and more.”

Building work is set to start in January 2016 and is

scheduled to finish in 2024.

All clinical services will be available on site throughout the redevelopment, although some will be given temporary accommodation on site.

Simon Kirby, MP for Brighton Kemptown, said he was ‘delighted’ at the announcement.

He said: “This redevelopment will enable the hospital to provide the very best facilities that the patients and staff deserve.

This is great news for our city and the wider area.

“I would again like to pay tribute to the hard working staff at the hospital for putting together such a strong case.”

Warren Morgan, leader of Brighton and Hove City Council, said: “The final agreement on funding is very welcome, but incredibly overdue.

“We began work on this in 2008, and granted planning permission in January 2012, so it is a shame that patients have been made to wait an extra three years before seeing the end of wards that were built before Florence Nightingale’s time.”

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A Week in the City Community

Emergency

Coastguard volunteers “We’re on the rocks and the tide’s coming in…”

Every day, along our coastline stretching from Brighton Marina to Worthing, people make 999 calls to Her Majesty’s Coastguard. Whether it’s someone out of their depth in the sea, or who has fallen off a cliff or is stuck in the mud and unable to free themselves, it’s the Coastguard Rescue Team at Shoreham that will be on hand to help. But HM Coastguard needs volunteers for its rescue teams. Ordinary people doing an extraordinary job, called into action any time, day or night.

Graham Easton said: “If you live in a coastal community, you’ll know how vital the Coastguard Rescue Team is to the area. These are people who are prepared to react day or night - often in matters of life and death.

What they do matters. And we need more people like them to join.”

Members of the Coastguard Rescue Team will be in Shoreham town centre on Coronation Green, each day from November 2-5, between 11am and 1pm, to talk to potential volunteers.

Homelessness

Libraries

More than £2,000 was raised by supporters of the St John Ambulance Brighton Homeless Service during the Cardboard City Sleep Out on Friday.

A total of 14 people took on the challenge to see whether they could “survive until sunrise” by sleeping overnight in Brighton. Joining them for the overnight stay in the grounds of Patcham House School was special guest James Bowen, author of ‘A Street Cat Named Bob’. He gave a talk on his experiences as a homeless busker on the streets of London and how his adopted cat Bob helped him turn his life around.

As well as hearing James’ story, the participants then had to build their own cardboard shelter for the night and sleep out under the stars.

Markie Barratt, Sussex Homeless Service Manager, said: “It really does bring home to you what struggles homeless people face and how important it is to provide support to some of the most vulnerable people in our society.”

Brighton and Hove City Council has received £33,750 funding from the Arts Council to provide and enhance free Wi-Fi to library users.

The funding will upgrade the current public Wi-Fi in all libraries to fibre broadband and also bring the Wireless Access Points (WAPs) up to the new standard.

These improvements will increase the speed and capacity of the Wi-Fi in each library so that library users get a better service. The work will take place before March next year.

Councillor Alan Robins, deputy chair of the Economic Development and Culture Committee said: “Over the years our libraries have evolved from places to borrow books to providing a doorway to the World Wide Web. I’d like to thank our library officers for securing this money which will help us to update and improve our services and continue to offer high speed internet access, which is valued by so many of our library users.”

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Women’s careers

The newly refurbished auditorium in The Brighthelm Church and Community Centre was unveiled on Friday. The new lighting and sound systems have brought the building back up to date, as a modern conferencing space, theatre, church, and concert venue.

Speeches were made

by Councillor Pete West, and Sally Barnard, former trustee, whose father was involved in the original construction of the Brighthelm Centre.

The University of Brighton’s School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences has received an award for its commitment to promoting the careers of women. It has received a bronze medal from the Equality Challenge Unit’s Athena SWAN Charter, which encourages efforts to advance women’s careers in science, technology, engineering, maths, and medicine employment in higher education and research.

Crime

Thief ‘sorry’ A thief who broke into a Brighton charity shop to steal a safe containing £350 was not entirely without conscience.

For in place of the cast iron strongbox, they had left a drawing of a safe bearing the words: “I O U anything I took and really am sorry”.

The safe was discovered missing from the British Heart Foundation’s shop in London Road last Saturday, and police believe the thief struck overnight on Friday (October 23).

PC Lucy Goering, of the Brighton Neighbourhood Response Team, said: “This was an unusual burglary in that the offender left an apologetic note, but this was nevertheless a significant loss for the charity concerned and we still need to trace the person responsible.”

Anyone with information should call 101, with the reference 325 of 24/10.

Community

Show cancelled A Reeves and Mortimer show at The Brighton Centre has been cancelled after comedian Bob Mortimer underwent a triple bypass operation.

The pair were set to perform in the city on December 4, as part of a tour, but it was announced on Wednesday that the comedian would need to rest following the operation.

A spokesperson for Bob Mortimer, said: “Bob would like to thank his consultant and all the nursing staff at the hospital for looking after him so well.

“He now needs several weeks to fully recover, so unfortunately the first leg of the UK tour will be cancelled. Bob very much hopes to be fit and well enough to perform the second leg in January next year.”

Ticket holders should contact their point of purchase for a full refund.

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Geoff Raw was confirmed as chief executive of Brighton and Hove City Council at last Thursday’s full council meeting.

He was recommended for the appointment of chief executive with the unanimous endorsement of the cross party recruitment panel. Mr Raw said: “It’s a real honour and privilege to take on this role, I promise to give it my all over the coming years. I don’t underestimate the challenges ahead for us all but I remain excited and ambitious about the enormous potential of the city and the important role of the council in offering civic leadership.”

Mr Raw joined the city council in November 2010 and has been acting chief executive since May. He was previously executive director of environment, development and housing for the local authority. His experience includes working for the Mayor for London as director of design, strategy and planning. He has also worked for the Housing Corporation as assistant director of investment, and national housing investment programme manager at HM Treasury. Mr Raw is married with one daughter and his interests include martial arts, Shiatsu massage, cooking, and gardening.

Catherine Bearder, a Liberal Democrat MEP for the South East, is demanding that tougher EU tests on emissions from diesel vehicles are urgently put in place to cut deadly pollution in places like Brighton and Hove.

Ms Bearder, said: “Some diesel cars are now emitting four times more pollution than a bus. This is having a disastrous impact on air quality and people’s health in places like Brighton.”

Innovation

Studio Loo Peter Kyle, MP for Hove, visited Studio Loo, as part of Eco Homes 2015 - which showcased a dozen eco-homes and properties.

Once a disused, public toilet on Portland Road dating from the 1920s, interior architect Claire Potter has transformed the space into a fully functional office and studio which she now uses as her workspace.

Ms Potter said: “We really believe that industrial buildings, especially small ones, should be reused and saved for the future, and our conversion brings together this ethos with our belief that eco construction and design is the only way forward.”

Mr Kyle said: “Everyone knows that I’m a fan of innovation and entrepreneurial ideas as well as creating more housing with lower energy bills and less carbon footprint. So it’s been brilliant to be able to see all these things in action over the Eco Open Houses weekend.”

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Dozens of affordable homes will be built on the former site of Whitehawk Library in east Brighton, following permission being granted at planning committee on Wednesday.

The development, by the city council itself, is part of its New Homes for Neighbourhoods programme, which is building 500 much-needed new affordable homes on council-owned land.

The library has relocated to new premises at the Whitehawk Community Hub in Whitehawk Road. Plans feature two blocks providing 57 flats, including: 10 onebed flats, 33 two-beds and 14 three-beds.

Brighton College was granted permission to build its £40 million sports and science building, by city planners on Wednesday.

The proposals, for the Eastern Road school, include a swimming pool and roof-top running track in the new four-storey building.

The existing Sports Hall, Chowen and Blackshaw buildings, and the Pavilion, will be demolished to make way for the new building, which will also include a car park, lecture theatre, and classrooms.

Construction is scheduled to commence start next summer, with completion in 2018.

Nature

Rare butterfly

(Photograph: Neil Hulme)

A project to boost numbers of butterflies and chalk grassland in the South Downs National Park near Brighton has unexpectedly seen the return of the silver-spotted skipper butterfly, once close to extinction across the county.

The Brighton Blues project aims to improve and increase areas of rare chalk grassland, which several species of butterfly including the Adonis blue and chalkhill blue, depend on to thrive.

Neil Hulme, who works for project partner Butterfly Conservation, said: “In the 1970s the silver-spotted skipper was so rare that its last two locations were a closely guarded secret. It’s wonderful to see them now flying amongst the iconic blue species of the South Downs. Sightings at Anchor Bottom near Upper Beeding, Mill Hill in Shoreham and at Benfield Hill and Waterhall in Brighton and Hove show the first expansion in its range for nearly ten years.

“We’ve seen many other insects and plants benefitting from this work, showing that decades of decline in this rich and unique habitat can be reversed with good management.”

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My name is Louise Peskett and I celebrate women’s history in Brighton and Hove by running walking tours, looking at the many brilliant but overlooked women in Brighton’s past.

There are so many in fact, I’m going to attempt to squeeze four women into this, my first column…

At the bottom of Islingword Road is a modest end-terraced house that wouldn’t especially turn your head. In 1899, however, it was one of the most pioneering medical centres of its time and a

real life-saver for local women.

The all-women staffed “Lewes Road Hospital and Dispensary for Women and Children”, as it was called, was set up, according to its 1905 annual report, “to afford to poor women of Brighton… the opportunity of free consultation with Doctors of their own sex”.

In these pre-NHS days, access to healthcare was costly. Charitably financed “dispensaries” filled the gap by offering cheap treatment to society’s poorest. But with its focus on women and its all-female staff, this one was radical indeed.

An act allowing women to qualify as doctors had only been passed in 1876. Female doctors were few and far

145 Islingword Rd, the old Dispensary

between. In the modestyridden Victorian days of keeping your legs covered and your head down, many women let symptoms go unchecked and illnesses untreated, rather than be examined by a male doctor.

The Dispensary managed to unite four of Britain’s most pioneering female doctors. Its co-founder was Dr Helen Boyle, who, arriving in Brighton after working in London’s eastend, was particularly interested in the role played by poverty in women’s mental health.

At first hand she’d seen how nervous exhaustion and depression were exacerbated by insanitary conditions and financial hardship. She described the lot of the woman living in working-class areas such as Hanover/Elm Grove as being “neglected and maltreated until… they were turned into the finished product - lunatics”.

Only a stone’s throw from the Dispensary, at the top of Elm Grove, was Brighton Workhouse - now Brighton General Hospital - with its austere asylum block

looming over the town.

Dr Boyle’s aim was to step in before the female patient ended up there, leaving yet another household in ruins and children deprived of their mother.

The Dispensary was so successful, space was found in 1905 for in-patients at a premises in Roundhill Crescent.

This lead, in Dr Louisa Martindale and Dr Helen Boyle 1920, to further premises in New Church practice in Hove with Dr Road, the eventual Lady Boyle in 1898.

Brighton-based GP, Chichester Hospital for Louisa Martindale, Women and Children with Dr Nervous Diseases. This is among whose many other included now the Aldrington Day achievements Hospital where a few weeks pioneering the use of X-rays ago Dr Boyle’s achievements in cancer treatment - was a were recognised by the visiting medical officer.

Vice-president was none unveiling of a blue plaque.

Dr Boyle went on to other than Dr Elizabeth the become the Royal Sussex Garrett-Anderson, Hospital’s first female first woman to qualify as psychiatrist and co-founder a surgeon in Britain and of mental health charity, founder in 1872 of London’s New Hospital for Women, MIND. The Dispensary’s co- now named after her.

Today most of us don’t founder was Dr Mabel Jones, who’d opened a GP’s give a thought to whether

the doctor we see is male or female. But, for women, the struggle to enter the medical profession was hard-fought. The Lewes Road Dispensary with its help for poor local women proved the huge contribution that women could make.

Women’s Hospitals of Brighton and Hove by Val Brown, published by Hastings Press, goes into the numerous women’s hospitals in the city in more detail and is a great read.

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‘Space-age’ solar-powered bins Two sites in the city identified causing problems in the Deans as potential county rubbish tips Stuart Fry @journalistworks Rottingdean residents have taken to online forum Streetlife to voice their anger at the increasing litter problem.

Brighton and Hove City Council spent the summer tackling ground pollution by installing solar-powered BigBelly bins that use energy to compact waste to an eighth of its size.

Neighbours on Streetlife suggest the unorthodox bins are being passed unnoticed and are infrequently emptied.

There are also fewer bins throughout the village since BigBelly’s were installed.

Tracy Holland, owner of MadWaxCandles in the High Street, said: “We used to have a big bin opposite outside the old NatWest building, but now we just have one small bin which is useless, as everything just flies out of it, and a spaceage thing which doesn’t even look much like a bin.”

Ms Holland has personally witnessed

people littering outside of her shop but added: “I think people will use bins if they’re available but the ones we’ve got are not very obvious or too small.”

Councillor Anthony Delow of Rottingdean Parish Council said: “We were not consulted at all

by Brighton Council about the solar-powered bin in the High Street and it was put in the wrong place, as buggies are now unable to pass.”

Brighton and Hove City Council responded by saying: “There are more than 1,000 litter bins located throughout the city, which makes it impractical to consult on each one’s location. But we will conduct a site visit to Rottingdean and move the bin if it is causing an obstruction. “ The controversial BigBelly’s are causing a similar issue for businesses in Longbridge Avenue of nearby Saltdean.

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“People often sit and eat on the bench just outside my shop but they don’t use the solar-powered bin afterwards and just chuck their rubbish on the ground.

So, every morning I am the road sweeper outside my shop.”

The city council has defended its decision and said: “More rubbish can be held in a BigBelly bin than a standard receptacle, which necessitates fewer collections and therefore more time for our staff to perform duties including litter picking and street cleansing. The BigBelly bins are marked as litter bins and they have been used successfully in other areas of the city.”

Sites around the city could become rubbish tips as local councils set out plans for future waste treatment sites around the county.

Two sites in the city, Hangleton Bottom and Sackville Coal Yard, are being considered as potential locations for new waste facilities.

While no decisions have been taken to put waste facilities on either site they are considered as suitable areas and have been saved for waste use since the 2006.

Cllr Gill Mitchell, lead member for environment and sustainability at Brighton and Hove City Council, said: “Along with every local authority in the country, Brighton and Hove is planning for the city’s potential waste management needs over the next 20 years.

“Waste management is an area where technology is improving all the time and, where waste facilities are

required, this is helping to hugely reduce the impact on sites and surrounding areas.”

The move comes as East Sussex County Council, Brighton and Hove City Council, and the South Downs National Park Authority say the county needs to build five new major sites or 15 new smaller sites to address a shortfall in its waste treatment services.

Areas near Bexhill, Crowborough, Eastbourne, Hailsham, Hastings, Heathfield, and Newhaven are also being considered as potential sites under new plans to be put forward to government next year.

The councils say sites on the list have been chosen to avoid impacts on environmentally-sensitive areas and none of them fall within the South Downs National Park.

None of the sites are being considered for landfill.

Sites on the list have been chosen to avoid impacts on environmentally sensitive areas and none of them fall

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The councils are now asking residents to have a final say on the plans in a public consultation launched on Wednesday (October 27).

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Business Hotel plans for derelict West Street nightclub A run-down and longneglected area of the city is set to be transformed into “Brighton’s equivalent of the Ramblas in Barcelona”.

The owners of 78 West Street (formerly Hedkandi and Tru Nightclub) and 79 West Street (Walkabout, Smart Brighton Beach and Backpackers Hostels), have master-planned the transformation of semiderelict block close to

the seafront in Brighton’s Old Town. London and Regional Properties and Smart Space unveiled plans to build new hotels at the site, with the ground floor area spanning between 78 West Street and 7/8 Middle Street including a hotel reception and high quality restaurant.

The disused nightclub at West Street, another derelict night-club, and

What the new hotel willl look like from Middle Street

a former hotel on Middle Street, will be replaced by “high-quality buildings”.

The proposals are set to transform South Street “into a safe and attractive secondary thoroughfare, with entrances and windows to a new hotel and a small block of four apartments”.

The architect firm behind the proposal is Morgan Carn Partnership, which masterminded the recently approved Hanningtons Lane, Puget’s Lane, and Brighton Square proposals to regenerate The Lanes and North Street.

John McLean, director at Morgan Carn Partnership said: “This is tremendously exciting for our city.

West Street is a huge disappointment and lost opportunity.

Thousands of visitors and local residents flock to the seafront from the station and their first impression is an inhospitable, car dominated street spoilt by some awful buildings.

An artist’s impression of the proposed development on West Street

“West Street suffers from a tacky image and many of the current uses are a magnet for antisocial behavior, with the dead frontages created by the nightclubs and amusement arcades contributing nothing to the quality of the public realm.

“This is the primary route between the station, seafront and the eagerly awaited i360 and should be Brighton’s equivalent of the Ramblas in Barcelona, a wonderful, vibrant, tree-

lined avenue with street performers and alfresco dining, an attraction in itself. We are hoping to upgrade the pavements and introduce trees and street furniture as part of the proposals and encourage neighbouring landowners to do the same.”

Afshin Foulad, director at Smart Space, said: “This is a burning aspiration that we have been working towards since our acquisition of the site and we hope will

This is tremendously exciting for our city.West Street is a huge disappointment and lost opportunity”

provide a catalyst for the future enhancement of West Street and the Old Town. We look forward to discussing our ideas with local stakeholders and the general public in due course.”

For more information, and to get involved with the consultation process, a public exhibition is to be held in the former Hedkandi bar to the south of West Street, opening today (Friday) from midday until 2pm, Saturday from midday until 2pm, Wednesday (November 4) from 4pm until 7pm, and Thursday (November 5) between 8am and 10am.

Troll’s Pantry is grand finalist in Churchill Square H&M closed until Montpelier Villa FC secures Sussex Food and Drink Awards spring during major refurbishment sponsership with OptaNet

The Troll’s Pantry team; Paul Clark, Chloe Smith, and Caspian Armani

Three Sussex street food vendors were announced as grand finalists in the Sussex Food and Drink Awards 2016 at a special event held in Lewes on Sunday.

The Troll’s Pantry from Brighton was declared a finalist, alongside Boca Loco from Arundel, and Jah Jyot Punjabi Street Food from Southwater.

Hilary Knight, co-director of Natural Partnerships CIC,

organisers of the awards, said: “This is the first ever Sussex Street Food of the Year competition, which we created to celebrate our tenth birthday - but it has proved so popular with the public and our brilliant Sussex street food vendors that we will continue it as part of the annual awards next year.”

The Sussex Food & Drink Awards is held on January 28, 2016.

The second phase of improvement works are now underway to the façade of Churchill Square Shopping Centre.

H&M and Sole Trader are undergoing refurbishment to bring the appearance of the stores in line with the rest of the frontage.

H&M is closed for trade to allow for the shopfront improvements and an extension to the store to be built.

Sole Trader remains open while undergoing major alterations to the front of the store.

Last year’s refurbishment works saw new doubleheight glass shopfronts on the Western Road frontage for existing stores BHS, Burtons, and Dorothy Perkins, and the creation of a 32,000 sq. ft Topshop and Topman.

Mark BuchananSmith, centre director for Churchill Square said:, “New work to the front of the centre is progressing well.

Once finished Churchill Square will have a smart new look fitting for a city like Brighton.”

The scheduled completion dates for the works are November 2015 for Sole Trader and Spring 2016 for H&M.

The future looks bright for local football club Montpelier Villa after securing a threeyear sponsorship and partnership deal with OptaNet, Brighton’s local internet services provider.

OptaNet will use this platform to raise awareness of its business data and telephony products and services.

The OptaNet logo will appear on all match day kit, until the end of the 2017/2018 season.

Nicholas Sheppard, sales and marketing manager at OptaNet said: “We immediately recognised similarities between our two organisations in terms of growth ambitions.

Montpelier Villa FC have a compelling vision, and as a local business we are only too happy to assist them in

achieving their goals.”

Gary Pleece, Montpelier Villa FC chairman, said: “We are delighted to have signed this deal with forward-thinking local business OptaNet. “This is the first season in the county league for both the first and youth teams and the club are really pleased that such an innovative and respected local business is supporting The Villa at an exciting time of expansion and growth.”

Founded in 1991, Montpelier Villa FC is one of the largest and most established football clubs in Sussex, playing home games at the Falmer Sports Complex.

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When Mr Coutts died, leaving his wife Harriet the richest woman in Europe, she remarried the Duke of St Albans and they lived at the house throwing lavish parties by the seaside.

It was turned into a restaurant in 1930. The building still maintains all its original features.

MENU-A Two Courses £9.95 Three Courses £12.95 STARTERS • Garlic Bread • Prawn Cocktail • Minestrone Soup • Calamari Fritta • Houmous & Pitta Bread MAIN COURSE • Fish and Chips and Mushy Peas • Roast Sussex Turkey Traditionally Garnished • Grilled Haddock in a Sesame and chilli sauce • Roast Beef • Spaghetti Mussels • Spaghetti Bolognese • Spaghetti Napoletana (veg.)

• Grilled Chicken with lemon and Dill • Vegetarian Lasagna

MENU-B £14.95

MENU-C £ 19.95

STARTERS • Fish soup • Melon with Port • Pate Mackerel • Pate Maison • Tzatziki/Houmous/Taramosalata • Scottish Smoked Salmon • Prawn Cocktail with Maryrose Sauce • Avocado and Fetta Cheese Salad Garnish MAIN COURSE • Fresh Scottish Salmon in a Lemon and Dill • Roast Sussex Turkey Traditionally Garnished • Fish Pie with Mushy Peas • Mussels in a wine and garlic sauce • Regency Deep Fried Seafood Platter • Chicken in a Cream and Mushroom and Port • Grilled King Prawns in garlic sauce • Spaghetti Vongole (clams) • Spaghetti Mediterranean with Fetta and Olives

DESSERT • Apple pie & Custard • Fresh Fruit Salad

DESSERT • Tiramisu • Profiteroles • Fresh Fruit Salad • Chocolate Brownie with ice-cream • Christmas Pudding and Brandy

ALL MAIN COURSES SERVED WITH POTATOES & SEASONAL VEGETABLES

STARTERS • Pate Maison • Grilled Sardines • Avocado Prawns • King Prawns in Garlic • Smoked Scottish Salmon • Mussels in Wine and Garlic • Tzatziki/Houmous/Taramosalata • Deep Fried Whitebait and Tartare • Avocado and Fetta Cheese Salad Garnish • Crispy Deep Fried Brie with Cranberry • Melon with Drambui MAIN COURSE • Fresh Halibut in a Mornay Sauce • Roast Sussex Turkey Traditionally Garnished • Grilled Seabream in a Lemon and Olive Oil • Grilled Skate in a Caper Sauce • King Prawns In Garlic • Fish Pie with mushy peas • Crab Salad • Mussels in a traditional Italian Sauce • Grilled Fish and King Prawn Skewer • Scottish Salmon Steak Hollandaise • Grilled Fish Medley • Regency Traditional Seafood Pasta • Grilled Seabass in a Shellfish Sauce • Grilled Sirloin steak in a Peppercorn • Grilled Aubergines Parmigiano (veg.)

DESSERT • Tiramisu • Fresh Fruit Salad • Apple pie with Custard • Banana Fritti with butterscotch and Amaretto Sauce over Ice-cream • Christmas pudding with Brandy Sauce

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Proudly voted the best burger restaurant in Brighton & Hove

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ince opening 18 months ago, Coggings & Co has quickly established itself as the best burger restaurant in Brighton & Hove. The combination of using the best local suppliers for both food & drink, coupled with great service, has led to hundreds of diners flocking there every week.

With December now just around the corner, Coggings & Co have

been inundated with enquiries for their Christmas menu, which features wonderful burgers with great sharing board starters and fantastic desserts, all for £21.95 a head. This menu has been particularly attractive to groups of up to 30 who wish to use the semiprivate rear area of the restaurant for their festive get-together. The menu has proven so popular that

the first Christmas meal actually takes place in min-November!

It’s not only beef burgers which are a hit at Coggings & Co. The menu features freerange chicken breast burgers as well as two vegetarian options at all times. Gluten free diners are also well looked with the restaurant using wonderful gluten free buns from The Sussex Bread Co in Worthing.

Open from midday -10pm, MondaySaturday & Midday - 6pm on Sunday, more information, including their Christmas menu, can be found at www.coggingsandco.com.

Coggings & Co is all about great burgers, made with local ingredients sourced with care, prepared with skill and served with warmth.

Monday – Saturday 12noon to 11pm.

Sunday 12noon to 7pm.

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elebrate the festive season at Crafty Chooks, the stylish Bar & Rotisserie in Hove.

Renowned for its great Free Range Chicken and a choice of Craft Beers the Christmas menu affords the venue the opportunity to utilise the impressive Rotisserie to offer succulent Roasted Free Range Turkey, with Sussex Chipolatas wrapped in Smoked Bacon and served with all the usual trimmings amongst many other options.

The Christmas Menu presents a wide range of choices with 5 different starters, mains and desserts to choose from, all carefully selected using seasonal produce and fresh ingredients.

Bookings are being taken from the 1st December 2015 until the 10th January 2016, on any night although some restrictions may apply as the season goes on, so booking early is recommended.

There are some party packages at Bronze, Silver or Gold levels that are aimed more specifically at company/office parties that includes an exciting festive buffet and various drinks offers. There are also two Christmas Party Nights on Thursday 10th & 17th December when Crafty Chooks

will crank it up a notch! Speak to a member of the team for a full breakdown and for the details of the packages.

The Craft Beer selection has been carefully chosen to offer quality and the wine list is well thought out and compliments the menu. A unique cocktail list promises to have something for those on a big night out, there’s plenty of bubbles on the list too Cava, Prosecco, Sparkling wine from Ridgeview and a choice of Champagnes. And with offers on beer, cocktails and bubbly between 5pm and 7pm your evenings are bound to get off to a good start!

A couple of the more popular dates are already filling up so get in there quick!

Crafty Chooks, 10 Victoria Grove, Second Avenue, Hove 01273 722846 www.craftychooks.co.uk hove@craftychooks.co.uk Open from midday -10pm, Monday-Saturday & Midday - 6pm on Sunday, more information, including their Christmas menu, can be found at www.coggingsandco.com.

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More than just a racecourse!

Friday, October 30, 2015

Have you been Naughty or Nice this year?

Either way, if you’re looking for a venue for this year’s Christmas Party, Brighton Racecourse offer both shared and private party nights throughout December. Our packages start from just £32.50 +vat per person and include a traditional three course Christmas dinner, a themed room and evening entertainment.

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Quality food; produce; service These three things are what have been driving the Shepherd and Dog and her new young, enthusiastic team over the past year and a half. The results speak for themselves.

The Shepherd and Dog has been revitalised and reimagined under the leadership of the management team into one of the most iconic destination pubs in Sussex. This team is constantly breaking new ground and trying to test people’s conceptions of what a country pub is or should be.

Beer is experiencing a bit of a renaissance at the moment and the pub is riding on this craft beer wave. The 12 headed copper beer tap that dominates the top bar as you enter immediately informs you that this place is doing something special and that extra attention should be paid to some of these

rare, one off beers that are constantly being sourced from both the UK and abroad. Even beer from as far-flung as New Zealand has made an appearance on this alter to hop and grain!

But it’s not all about the beer - food quality and choice is just as important. From classic pub lunches to fine cuisine, the Shepherd and Dog has something to suit all tastes. The passion and drive in the kitchen comes from using locally sourced produce cooked fresh to order with an ever-changing seasonally based menu.

The Shepherd and Dog is now taking bookings for Christmas parties so do not hesitate to call them on 01273857382 and check out the menu’s on their website shepherdanddogpub.co.uk

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One man’s wild ride through six seasons of Breaking Bad LA actor Miles Allen is taking audiences on a riproaring ride through one of the greatest television shows ever made.

The performer presents One Man Breaking Bad The Unauthorised Parody at the Brighton Dome concert hall on Friday, November 6 (8pm).

Miles aims to smack the senses with his supercharged, hilariously accurate one-man renditions of all the iconic characters.

Walter White, Jesse, Saul, Skyler, Hank, Walt Junior, Mike, and Gus Fring all appear in this riotous parody.

With more than a million hits on YouTube, and sell-out runs at comedy festivals in Melbourne and Edinburgh, Miles’ incredible impersonations aim to break all six seasons down into one exhilarating 60-minute production.

Miles Allen

He has taken the show across the US over the past couple of months and now he’s at the beginning of a massive UK tour.

Tickets cost £20. There is a £2 per order charge.

Additional postage charges (50p standard or £1.50 recorded delivery) apply.

For more information, call 01273 709709 or visit: www.brightondome.org

My Life Story release brand new single after 15 years

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My Life Story head to The Hope, Brighton, on Friday, October 30, with a new single ‘24 Hour DeFlowerer’.

The pop group are best known for its tracks ‘12 Reasons Why I Love Her’, ‘Sparkle’ and ‘Strumpet’, which hit the UK top 40 charts back in the ’90s.

The band’s music was described by Melody Maker at the time as: “Satisfying escapism. Taking life’s mundanities and making them magical.”

After a six-year hiatus, the band reformed in 2006 with a Best Of album and are now bringing out their first new release in 15 years.

The ‘24 Hour DeFlowerer’ single will be released on Sunday, November 1, and will make its live debut on this tour, where fans can hear the new track for the very first time.

‘24 Hour DeFlowerer’ is classic My Life Story wordplay with a style that’s similar to their past hits.

Last year, rock magazine NME cited My Life Story as one of the greatest lost bands of the ’90s.

Jake Shillingford, My Life Story songwriter and front man, said: “In the past few years I’ve moved into writing for movies and

TV (with My Life Story tour guitarist Nick Evans) and as much as it satisfies my orchestral and filmic bent, I don’t have much time to write spikey threeminute pop songs anymore!”

He continued: “So I sat down with my trusty old 12-string and all these twisted couplets started to fire out, a sort of machine gun of vitriolic social commentary. I felt like I’d been reborn.”

Jake added: “While the orchestral lineup has been indefinitely rested, I felt desperate to get out and air the new material, to the most patient and loyal fans on the planet. The new songs and sound capture the New Jake Shillingford Wave influences that I grew up with. 7.30pm at The Hope Despite the Baroque Pop and Ruin, Queens Road, and Britpop tags that were Brighton.

Tickets for the gig cost hung on us in the early ’90s, the heart of My Life £13.20.

Story was always the edgy passionate and honest For more information, songwriting of Badfinger, visit: www.mylifestory. uk.com or www.seetickets.

Cheap Trick and Costello.”

The show starts at com.

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BREMF presents the first surviving opera by a woman Phil Hewitt @BrightonIndy It won’t just be semidramatised. It will be fully staged - a landmark production for the Brighton Early Music Festival.

“We haven’t done anything like this before!” says co-artistic director Deborah Roberts who is also musical director for La Liberazione di Ruggiero dall’Isola d’Alcina by Francesca Caccini, the first surviving ‘opera’ by a woman composer.

Commissioned in 1625 as an entertainment in music, dance and drama by the ruling regent of Tuscany, Archduchess Maria Maddalena, it is performed only very rarely now - an omission Deborah is delighted to make good.

Featuring Anna Devin soprano; Denis Lakey counter tenor; Nick Pritchard tenor; and young artists in smaller roles, it will be staged in The Old Market on Thursday,

in fact had a very secular upbringing, very much at the court in Florence. And when she was taken on in court in her own right, she became the highest paid musician in the court. She was paid more than a lot of bigger names at the time.

“This piece, La Liberazione is all that survives of her theatrical work, but was by no means all that she had a part in.

There were things going on every week, and the music would have been composed by several court composers, but there were quite a few pieces she wrote herself. She did in fact write a large number of pieces on her own – 16 stage works. They wouldn’t have been called operas at the time. The word Francesca was opera wasn’t used then. They would paid more have been called than a lot of bigger ballo in musica, names at the time” dance in music, and they would end with Convents were great a whole series of dances.”

A book of Francesca’s centres of musical learning, but Francesca songs survives, plus La November 5, at 8pm and also on Sunday, November 8, at 3pm and 7.30pm.

“We do actually know a good deal about Francesca Caccini,” Deborah says, “not about her personality so much, but about her life.

“She was the daughter of Giulio Caccini who was based in Florence. I think he had two daughters who sang, and his wife was also a singer. Francesca was brought up with a full professional training. She didn’t just sing, but she could play just about any instrument she tried. She had the sort of education you would normally expect a boy to get. A lot of girls actually were educated musically by going into a convent.

Liberazione - and that’s it.

“If you look at what survives more generally in early music, sometimes works are published and get into libraries and then they survive, but in a lot of cases the music wasn’t written on the kind of paper that survives or, if it was written on betterquality paper, the paper might get used again.

There are a lot of cases of sheet music ending up behind paintings! But La Liberazione was actually published – because it was written for quite an important occasion, the visit of a Polish prince that had just won an important battle.”

Quite aside from its historical significance, the piece commends itself for its extraordinary music: “Alcina is this beguiling sorceress who lures all these men to her island, and when she gets fed up with them, she turns them into plants.

“Hers is the most beautiful musical style, but

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then you have got the good witch who sings in a very different musical style, much more forthright, much more early baroque.

And then you have got a chorus of singing plants who are all these trapped men!”

Tickets for this show cost £16 to £25.

An imaginative adventure of immense proportions NOW OPEN

Little Soldier are joined on the Brighton Dome stage by Stephen Harper to re-enact one of the most influential works of world literature; The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha on Thursday, November 5, at 7.30pm.

Spokeswoman Emma Robertson said: “Their mammoth task would be easier if any of the following were true: they’d read the book, had enough actors or heeded the warnings of Terry Gilliam.

“Here, the company contrast the intimate with the epic, with Little Soldier’s combination of languages with live music and physical comedy, presenting an imaginative and provocative adventure of immense proportions, to be taken with a pinch of salt – and a handlebar moustache.

Little Soldier Productions co-artistic director Mercè Ribot said: “Taking on Don Quixote has felt a bit like deciding to have a baby.

Were we prepared to take on that challenge and responsibility? Could we afford it? It was daring even for an established company,

but for us, when we are still quite new, was it just madness?

“And of course, the logic told us not to do it, at least just yet… but the heart speaks differently, and has its own particular desires.

Ours set us a challenge which very much mirrors that of Don Quixote the dreamer, the madman who jumps on his steed and sets off for the unknown.

“He doesn’t have much aside from his epic conviction, incredible passion and relentless persistence.Now in the early delirium of parenthood, we invite everyone to celebrate the joy and madness with us, the ‘there is never a right time’; the ‘we’ll do it when we grow up’… We are aiming for the moon and won’t settle for less. This is Little Soldier.”

Little Soldier is an award winning international touring and producing theatre company based in London. Since their first show in 2010 the performers encourage crosscultural artistic collaborations.

They use physical comedy, devising techniques and live music to produce funny

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Tickets can be booked online at www.bremf. org.uk or via Brighton Dome ticket office on 01273 709709. To request a brochure or join the mailing list, call 01273 833746.

For full concert listings, visit: www.bremf.org.uk.

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Towering hooks, summer grooves, and emotive lyrics

Having sold more than 100,000 tracks on iTunes on the back of a devoted following on social media, COASTS embark on a major tour this October, following the release of their self-titled debut album.

They play Brighton’s Concorde 2 on Friday, October 30.

Spokesman James Heward said: “The Bristol-rooted quartet’s already enviable list of accomplishments includes a rapturous reception at a packed tent in Coachella; a series of London shows, which expand in size every time that they return; an

invite to perform on Made in Chelsea; and even a famous fan in the shape of Jake Gyllenhaal.

“It only takes a cursory spin of their debut to demonstrate that it delivers upon the band’s undoubted potential. It’s an anthemic collection of towering hooks, huge summer grooves and emotive lyrics, which are infused with a visceral energy inspired by their shared love of dance music.”

Tickets cost £13 (plus booking fee).

To find out more or to book tickets, visit: www.concorde2.co.uk

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corners of the Brighton music scene in the Studio Theatre.

TEDx Brighton 2015

SATURDAY

9.15am-4.30pm, £35 (£25 concessions) Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome This year, the theme is ‘Losing Control’ as speakers seek to set unconventional theories free and break down the walls of everyday thinking.

Hot Wax present Dance Your Ass Off

11pm, £5 Komedia, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Celebrating the golden age of 1970s disco and its spiritual home of New York City.

Joe Bonamassa

6.30pm, £35-£75 Brighton Centre, BN1 2GR @BrightonCentre The internationally renowned guitarist embarks on a UK arena tour. October 30 and 31.

Spectrum: Gaps

7.30pm, £5 Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome Each season The Dome presents musicians from all

African Night Fever

8pm, £10 in advance, £12 on the door Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome Lokito Ya Congo, led by Renato Mondele, a multi instrumentalist and singersongwriter, brings a new dimension and style to Soukous.

Demons Are A Ghouls Best Friend

8pm, £20 (£18 concessions) Latest MusicBar, BN2 1TF @latestmusicbar A devilishly intimate evening with Dave Lynn and Actually Gay Men’s Chorus.

Donuts Halloween special

11pm, £5.50 Komedia, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton The usual variety of funk, soul, hip hop and electronic beats to dance to. Come along in fancy dress. It’s optional but you may win some prizes if the organisers like your costume.

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Shaun off his Head

8pm, £5 Rialto Theatre, BN1 3FE @Rialto_Brighton The Halloween Party! Join the Rialto and the guys from STRUM in a party special with some fab music and Halloween themed drinks offers.

SUNDAY Bent Double

8pm, £22 Komedia, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton A gay-friendly, irreverent night of fun and frolics hosted by Zoe Lyons (Mock The Week and Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow).

Kabaka Pyramid

7.30pm, £14 Concorde 2, BN2 1EN @concorde_2 Keron Salmon is an artist and producer from the streets of Kingston, Jamaica, with a unique style that blends the power of Reggae with the lyricism of Hip Hop.

Joanna Newson

8pm, £31, £27.50 Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG

Lokito Ya Congo

@brightdome Joanna is an American harpist, keyboardist, vocalist and songwriter. Support from Glasgow-based musician Alasdair Roberts.

Manual.

MONDAY

Will Young

7.30pm, £35-£45 Brighton Centre, BN1 2GR @BrightonCentre ‘The Love Revolution Tour’ is Will’s first tour in four years and runs across the UK and Ireland.

IBEYI

7.30pm, £12.50

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Mali, Songhoy Blues got together in Bamako naming themselves in celebration of their displaced Songhoy people.

Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo 2015

Mouelttes and Nizlopi

Talvin Singh’s Trikona

Matt Forde: Get The Political Party Started

8pm, £12.50 (£10 concessions) Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome This full-length solo work performed by Dan Daw is an intimate, hyper-theatrical attempt to conjure the

7.30pm, £12 Concorde 2, BN2 1EN @concorde_2 Plus support from Blaenavon.

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Songhoy Blues

@latestmusicbar Bringing together people from all walks of life who want to play a part in creating a happier society for everyone.

WEDNESDAY

7.30pm, £12.50-£27.50 Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome This all-male ballet company dressed as women offers a playful parody on classical ballet.

7.30pm, £15 Komedia, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton An innovative jazz/dub trio with Talvin Singh (drums), Ben Hazelton (double bass) and Giuliano Modarelli (guitar).

TUESDAY

unseen with the familiar.

7.30pm, £7 (£5 concessions) Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome Does the UK have a corruption problem? Has the UK sleep-walked in to a situation where corrupt practices are much more prevalent than many realise?

8pm, £12 (£10 concessions) The Old Market, BN3 1AS @TOMvenue A 1970s detective werewolf mystery wrapped in a hilarious Hammer Horror.

Concorde 2, BN2 1EN @concorde_2 Plus support Gwilym Gold.

Naomi and Lisa Kainde-Diaz are the daughters of the late Cuban percussionist Anga Diaz. Naomi plays percussive instruments, the Cajon and the Batas, accompanying Lisa on piano.

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Skip’s After School Club

4pm, £6 Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD @TheatreRoyalBTN Fun and informal after school session for six to 10-year-olds. Includes warm up games, Winnie the Pooh

themed drama and craft activities.

of fiction ever written; Don Quixote.

THURSDAY

Brighton Early Music Festival

The Ingenious Gentleman Don Quixote of La Mancha

7.30pm, £12 (£10 concessions) Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG @brightdome Two feisty senoritas and a downtrodden Englishman embark on a journey through Spain, taking on one of the most accomplished works

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7pm, £16 Komedia, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Moulettes are an English Folk Rock band formed in 2002 in Glastonbury.

8pm, £10 Komedia, BN1 1UN @KomediaBrighton Matt Forde, widely acknowledged as the country’s leading political comedian, returns with a brand new show tackling some of the many great questions facing our country in the aftermath of the election.

Tartuffe Marlborough Theatre Thursday, November 5 Theatrical Niche bring Tartuffe to Brighton’s Marlborough Theatre.

Action for Happiness

7.30pm, free Latest MusicBar, BN2 1TF

European Breaks

8pm/7.30pm/3pm, £10-£25 The Old Market, BN3 1AS @TOMvenue La Liberazione di Ruggiero dall’Isola di Alcina by Francesca Caccini. A fully staged new production of the first surviving ‘opera’ by a woman composer. Until November 8.

The show has been adapted and directed by company director Venetia Twigg.

Venetia said: “This is the tale of an impostor so adept at persuasion

that he holds the fate of an entire family in his hands. A tale of hypocrisy at its most extreme here sashays back onto the stage in a fancy new guise. Can Tartuffe seduce Orgon so completely that he will surrender his family and his fortune, or will this dog finally meet his day?

“Excerpts of original French text, physical comedy, commedia dell’arte and a relevant modern reading take centre-stage in this hilarious and bilingual update of Molière’s most famous comedy.”

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Brain Gym

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No.246

Each number in the grid represents a different letter of the alphabet and every letter of the alphabet is used.

Use the given letter(s) to the right of the main grid to start you off.

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Last week’s solutions: 2

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Double Crossword

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CRYPTIC - Across: 7 Indisposition; 8 Pharisee; 9 Less; 10 Presto; 12 Tangle; 14 Inmate; 16 Sanity; 18 Peer; 20 Sighting; 22 Bird’s-eye views. Down: 1 On the run; 2 Mitres; 3 Opus; 4 Asbestos; 5 Stolen; 6 Dons; 11 Overseer; 13 Late news; 15 Abrade; 17 Nitwit; 19 Emit; 21 Glee.

QUICK - Across: 7 House-breaking; 8 Defender; 9 Wage; 10 Cattle; 12 Onrush; 14 Step up; 16 Tidbit; 18 Spur; 20 Upheaval; 22 Inadvertently.

Down: 1 Forecast; 2 Ascent; 3 Abed; 4 Rearmost; 5 Skewer; 6 Snag; 11 Espoused; 13 Suitable; 15 Parade; 17 Drains; 19 Pang; 21 Hate.

Choose either quick or cryptic clues.

Across Down 6. Had pretensions to 1. Evidence of growing industry?

22 (7) (5) 7. It is in use 2. The drink 19 needs irregularly, this set at the border (3) of rooms (5) 3. Some hope South 9. Also part of 12 (3) American coin will 10. Looking for answer (4) resemblance of 4. Security man? (9) 5. Stupefy Edward by equality in advent being dwarfish (7) (9) 8. Firing into the air 12. Surreptitious when as a result (6) short of labour?

11. Taking the air with (11) a lively result? (9) 15. Tries pair on to 13. Deservedly got correct breathing wages (6) (11) 14. Need again a quantity of paper 17. Given lodgings (7) divided into four (9) 16. Graduate gets 19. Injure animal by song from an Asian turning it round (3) (5) 21. The first doctor 18. Moreover not at all makes a dull rough (4) humming noise (5) 20. Bird is fashioned 22. About 100 average by 19 with this metal (3) in doctoring (7)

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

Last week’s solutions:

15 words - average; 20 words - good; 25 words - very good; 30 or more - excellent.

ache, arch, archer, archery, char, chart, charter, chat, cheat, cheater, cheer, cheery, cherry, chert, each, earth, earthy, etch, ether, hare, harry, hart, hate, hater, hear, hearer, heart, hearty, heat, heater, here, rather, reach, reacher, retch, teach, teacher, tech, thee, there, they, three, treachery, yacht, yeah.

Quick Clues: Across

23 10

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6. Burdensome (7) 7. Daub (5) 9. Dandy (3) 10. Inactive (9) 12. Blessing (11) 15. Ancestor (11) 17. In want (9) 19. Play upon words (3) 21. Giver (5) 22. Beguile (7)

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Bequeath (5) Attempt (3) Certain (4) Copy (9) Soldier (7) Negligent (6) Translation (9) Stimulate (6) Liberty (7) Bland (5) Row (4) Ocean (3)

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

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

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Last week’s solutions: The letter represented by the question mark is A. Apricot, satsuma, tamarind, all fruits.

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.

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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.

Intermediate

E E E S O D R T ?

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Sudoku Simple

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?

Down

Scribble pad

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How you rate:

Circlegram

Kakuro

Wordsquare

I T O S V G R H E

Last week’s solutions:

Cryptic Clues:

Codeword

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Difficult

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Last week’s solutions: >

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From top to bottom Simple, Intermediate, Difficult

G A L O R

E R A R E

L A P O G

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T R P T O

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Last week’s solutions: Taper, Aware, Panic, Erica, Recap.

Friday, October 30, 2015

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Wow what a night!

THE 2015 Sussex Women in Business Awards was a tremendous success with over 270 attending the magnificent gala finals at the Cavendish Hotel, Eastbourne - truly glittering red carpet event which was filled with glamour, super food, wonderful entertainment, amazing networking, much elation and huge accolades and standing ovations for the 2015 winners.

This year’s Overall Business or Business Woman of the Year Award was won by the wonderful Agora Fertility Clinic, Brighton and the Lifetime Achievement Award went to the amazing Ann Sandeman. See list to the right for all the winners and the highly commended finalists.

The Sussex Women in Business Awards stretch across the whole of the county and they are staged especially to celebrate the success of today's very best females at work. Whether we like it or not, many companies today still remain male-dominated despite the obvious progress that has been made over the years to change that.

These awards seek to highlight the best women in business or the best businesses owned or co-owned by women and from the number of entries we received this year and the massive interest shown, they are set to be fixed in the Sussex calendar for many years to come. As we looked through the hundreds of nominations it made us realise the talent, success and sheer determination of so many women across Sussex. We only have to look at our eight local East Sussex MPs five of whom are female. Look at our police and crime commissioner Katy Bourne. And there are so many more examples we could name across the county of Sussex.

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Sarah Hopewood the guest speaker, Lynsey Bartlett from Heart FM who was a super host, the Cavendish Hotel for an excellent evening, Accord AV for your superb set-up, Paperlane for the amazing decor on the night, Andy Rose and Zach Le Cheminant of Mad Fish Vintage Wave, The Vox Beatles Tribute Band, Progress for the video shoot and the Identity Group for the banners, signs and event programmes.

Last but not least you can acquire those fab photos taken in the lobby by Light Trick Photography at: lighttrick.co.uk/wiba ***Go to www.sussexwomeninbusiness awards.com to see the photos and the video.

Don't forget to get your copy of your local newspaper on the 6th November for more pictures of the 2015 winners.

n Ashley Pugh of W. Brufords Inspired by Brufords, presented the Lifetime Achievement Award to winner Ann Sandeman

Visit www.sussexwomeninbusinessawards.com for more info or telephone awards organiser Faiza Shafeek on 01323 414493 • E: faiza.shafeek@jpress.co.uk

Category Sponsors

NEW BUSINESS/START-UP OF THE YEAR - StephieAnn Designs SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - Grafters Recruitment Consultants MEDIUM BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - The Chalvington Group – JOINT WINNERS - Duvacourt Construction – JOINT WINNERS LARGE BUSINESS OF THE YEAR - Cash Bases RISING STAR OF THE YEAR - StephieAnn of StephieAnn Designs THE INNOVATION AWARD - The Agora (Gynaecology & Fertility Centre) WOMAN IN EDUCATION - Jill Whittaker of HIT Training WOMAN IN UNIFORM - Police Constable Bernadette Lawrie – JOINT WINNERS - Dr Aniko Lazar of First Choice Dental Clinic – JOINT WINNERS WOMAN IN ARTS/MUSIC/DANCE & MEDIA - Chloella Gunn of Dyamond Dance – JOINT WINNERS - Jade Powers of Sussex Dance Studios – JOINT WINNERS EMPLOYER OF THE YEAR - American Express Brighton CONTRIBUTION TO THE COMMUNITY - Hannah Staunton of Gatwick Airport MENTOR OF THE YEAR - Mumpreneurs Networking Club BUSINESS WOMAN OF THE YEAR - Mandy Brook of Recruitment South East - WINNER - Sue Mulvey of the BMI The Esperance Hospital – SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD WOMAN OF COURAGE - Ann Sandeman LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD - Ann Sandeman OVERALL WINNER - BUSINESS OR BUSINESS WOMAN OF THE YEAR - The Agora (Gynaecology & Fertility Centre)

The 2015 Highly Commended Finalists

n The 2015 winners celebrate their success

n The Agora Clinic, Brighton, won the Overall Business/Business Woman of the Year Award, sponsored by Hart Reade. Alexandra Funnell, partner at Hart Reade presented the award.

The 2015 winners

Infection Control Consultants South Downs Introductions Ltd Bella's Secret & Bella's Coffee Shop Happy Working Mum Fross Wedding Collections Mad Fish Performing Arts & Agency Pearce Marketing Consultants Ltd The Local Cleaners TLC KalliKids HIT Training Gardners Books Loch Employment Law Ltd Jo Glover of Sew Sew Chic Sophie Curtis of Pearce Marketing Consultants Ltd Chloe Butchers of Fross Wedding Collections Jodie Deaken of Hounds & Hides Hisbe Food CIC Brighton and Hove Energy Services C0-op Katy Robbins of the Permanent Make-Up Training Academy Lesley Young of Chailey School Detective Constable Joanne Barber Inspector Rachel Barrow Sarah-Louise Gliddon - Sussex Police Contact Handler Police Constable Joanne Seabridge Anastasia Witts of OperaCoast Linda Salway of the Birley Centre Emma Burnett of Mad Fish Performing Arts & Agency Recruitment South East Gardners Books Paperlane Emma Hellier of Emma Hellier Gilrz in Bizness Liz Walke of save the DGH The Y-Front Run Campaign Fross Hockley of Fross Wedding Collections Louise Hopkins of Recenseo Catherine Clifford of the Lansdowne Hotel Eastbourne Emma Pearce of Pearce Marketing Consultants Ltd Alex Chatfield of Chatfields Jewellers Police Constable Joanne Seabridge Liz Walke of Save the DGH

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BEDS

DOUBLE bed with matDOLL German Hevbach tress used in spare room Koopelsdorf open shut less than 10times £50. eyes/mouth £100. 01243 01243 607613 787453 HEADBOARD 3ft bed EC £20.

DOLL porcelain in lovely unused 07594606504 costume brown velvet white fur trim/hat, boxed 01243 787453

BEDDING

PICTURE of Lancaster Bomber in flight, £20 01903 609119 TWO double duvets 7.5 tog, double sheets with PHILIP canbon doll on pillow cases, pretty cushswing lovely cond £10. ion, pink and white, £10.

787453 boxed Broadwater.

(0753) LEONARDO collection 5276577 doll Tracie - lovely cond TWO single bed canboxed £6. 01243 787453 dlewick bedspreads, £5 70'S dolls in country cos- each, VGC Tel: (01903) tume, nice collection 248610 £50lot. 01243 787453 SINGLE bed, gold quilts, VGC, £5 Tel: (01903) 248610

BOOKS

SUSIE Cooper design DINING ROOM Wedgewood coffee set 6cups/saucers, sugar ROBERT muchamore bowl Glen Hist £35. cherub x 9 EC £10 for 5bks. 01243 545737 01243 513903 DINING SET comprising 4 chairs, 2 carvers with SCALES 1930 vintage padded backs and seats, baby weighing with origi- KNITTING & vgc £60 ovno (01243) nal wicker basket by SEWING 553514 Salter £65.

01243 531667/07805671976 TAPESTRY frame, 24" FURNITURE VINTAGE hand sewing wide, new condition, £3, GENERAL machine collier no 1 Tel: (01903) 766207 20/30's with instructions TABLE and two chairs, £35. 01798 342016 suitable for kitchen, conREGENCY doll fine arts BEDS servatory or garden, little bo peep boxed lovegood condition, £30. ly cond £10. 01243 (01243) 824863 STAPLES kingsize bed 787453 with brass headboard, LADDERBACK oak dinPICTURE GWR train on four drawers, designer ing chairs x 4 antique branch line stopping at knobs, £40. (01903) with push out rush seats station, £10 01903 726167 could be painted £85.

609119 01798 342016 DOUBLE bed with four drawers, COFFEE table with shelf MODEL of Rolls Royce, storage mattress 20x20x16" 3way glass Darling Buds of May, in orthopaedic immac cond £100. 01243 top reversible green baize original box. £4.50 776326 Tel: 01903 609119 chequerboard £20.

01798 342016 EDDIE STOBART trucks ORTHOPAEDIC BED x 3 boxed £10 each. 2 £30, pale green bed SMALL oak bookshelf unboxed £5 each ono. cover and headboard £10 unit 3ftx3ftx9" £15. 01243 (01903) 739139 (01243) 826425 776326

FURNITURE GENERAL

LIGHTING

DIY TOOLS & MATERIALS

FOR SALE

BLACK glass TV unit, 36"W x 16"D x 21"H with glass back cable concealer, bargain, £20 Tel: (01903) 242218

PAIR of smoked glass hanging lamp shades with brass chain covering cord, good quality, £20.

(0753) 5276577

CAR trailer, 5' x 4' with lights, excellent. condition £95 Tel: (01903) 761506

TYRE 155x80R13 pirelli on wheelnew - found in corsa wrong size £20.

01243 527439

TABLES wooden with seperate trestles, old but solid £10each. 01243 527439

FIRES & FIREPLACES

ORIGINAL handmade polished wooden clock made in canada 15"x13" £15. 01243 776326

DIMPLEX Yeominster log effect 2kw electric fire as new still boxed £30.

01243 375351

FARMHOUSEKTABLE WITH DRAWER, GOOD CONDITION £60, 40"X31" (01243) 866061

KITCHENS

COFFEE tables nest of 3 SLOW COOKER Breville retro style slate grey tops 1.5 ltr, as new, £10. solid wood frames £25. (01903) 532388 01243 776326 COFFEE maker CHEST drawers pine R/Hobbs, used once £20.

31x17x33 £40 reproduc- 01243 375376 tion 31x36x19 £40.

01903 785169 Angmering

WOOD 8ft 3" x 2" £2.50 SIX panelled door, white each can deliver never used still packaged with handlles £20.

Tel:01903 230741 07594606504 TRELLIS making Wood 8' x 2" x 1½", £2 each , GAS bar b q, still in box unused with full cylinder Tel(01903) 230741 and instructions £40.

FENCE-POSTS 8ft & 07594606504 10ft, 3" x 3", £8 each, WINE COOLER as new, 01903 230741 cost £120, selling for £50 BENCH vice record no. 5 (0777) 8753584 heavy duty £25 (0781) WINE COOLER as new, 7759857 cost £120, selling for £50 ALUMINIUM extending (0777) 8753584 ladder, 22' , £45 Tel: SHEEPSKIN jacket (01903) 761506 (Fenland) 44 chest GC WOODEN step ladders x £50 01243 607587 2 £5each. 01243 607613 SECURITY alarm archer SACK barrow small 3ft invisible pulse beam £10. high £5. 01243 607613 01243 527439

BLACK Decker workCD tower, light oak COOKERS mate £5. 01243 607613 vaneer, holds approx 40 CD's, as new, £8.50 Tel: FREE standing electric (01903) 242218 cooker ceramic hob dou- MOBILITY AIDS RETRO bookcase & ble oven grill clean GC drawer unit 78"x32" teak £45. 07594606504 gplan £25. 01243 776326 FOLDING walker, three wheeled with brakes plus FOLD up table 2x6sq FRIDGES & bag, as new, could delivwell made £10. 01243 FREEZERS er locally, £35. (01273) 787263 880097 DISPLAY cabinet, vgc, 3 HOTPOINT frost free H180cm x WHEELCHAIR for sale, glass shelves, mirror at freezer, back £35 (01243) 866067 W60cm VGC, £85 ono, self propelled, good con£30.

(01903) buyer collects. Lancing dition, 246692 DINING chairs x 4 , teak (01903) 761112 perfect cond £100. 01243 BEKO under counter 773306 larder fridge 'A' rating, CREAM settee 7 chair, H84cm x W55cm, £60, GARDEN FURNITURE must be seen £100. buyer collects. Lancing 01243 261929 (01903) 761112 GAS Homebase, bar b q 2 B/BAR chairs white CHEST FREEZER 14 cu with gas bottle £5. 01243 £20 ono (01243) 870847 ft, immaculate condition, 607613 £75, buyer collects.

(01243) 830883 GARDENING TOOLS

CURTAINS & BLINDS

BRAND new montgomery rivoli 66"w x 40d £35 pair 2pairs, 46"w x 54d £25. 01798 342016

ZANUSSI fridge freezer, ex, condition, £10.

(01903) 733899

VACUUM CLEANERS

& EQUIPMENT

PARAFIN greenhouse heater, two burner, burner's unused, £15, Parasen, delivered locally. (01243) 552466

PAIR of car spotlights, VGC £10 Tel: (01903) 248610 AIR purifier for any room used only two days £60.

01243 787263 TYRE 205/50R17 6mm tread £36 (01243) 870178

FREE TO TAKE AWAY PRINTER deskjet 1050 all in one J410 series, working, no instructions/ink, free (01243) 827162 SKI JACKET ladies, hooded, cherry red, size 14 vtgc £30 (01243) 585337 FREE four oak dining chairs, 1930's +353 01243 587443 Bognor

WANTED

Records Wanted

vacuum COMPOST BIN large ELECTRIC cleaner for sale £10 capacity, hinged lid with Top Prices Paid for front opening, £10 ono, (01243) 773835 your unwanted buyer collects. Lancing LARGE hotel size car(01903) 761112 record collections pets, many roll sizes, CUTLERY, CHINA & Call Gregg on new, unused, cheap for 2KW ELECTRIC patio quick sale.

(0771) GLASS heater, full working order 07890239306 1226422 £20 buyer collects INNOVA 16 piece dinner (01243) 586240 FOOTBALL BEIGE brown stripe rugs set, pale blue, 4 dinner PROGRAMMES x 2, unused, 67"x 47" plates, 4 side plates, 4 VARIOUS tools inc tins WANTED £15pair £10each. 01243 bowls and 4 mugs, £20. of paint £1 each . 01243 Cash paid pre-1970.

776326 (01903) 249480 607613 Large collections, 300+, BARGAIN as new large NEW electric hedge cut- after 1970 also considquantity tea set, Royal ter 600mm blade, £30. ered. 02085607816.

MIRRORS Doulton, cream with (01243) 870178 WANTED lawn bowls, small pattern, £25.

STRIMMER electric £5. smaller sizes preferred (01903) 242816 GILT framed bevelled 01243 607613 sizes 00, 0 & 1. 01903 edged glass mirror, excel- VINTAGE canteen 201345 / 07741491951 lent condition £60 1960/70's richard culters FLYMO MOWER Glider 105x75cms, buyer col- ltd 48piece plus toast 350 £20. (01243) 870178 lects (01243) 586240 rack £39. 01798 342016 TELEPHONES

CARPETS & RUGS

GILT framed bevelled edged glass mirror, excellent condition £60 105x75cms, buyer collects (01243) 586240

DIY TOOLS & MATERIALS

FOR SALE

SWAN teasmade, £10.

China full size Jack Russell, also Leopard, £10 each.

(01903) 762519

MIRROR very nice, gold coloured, 115x90cms, lovely design £40 (01243) 840631

TILE CUTTER new condition, large enough for floor tiles plus accessories £20 (01243) 866067

BATHROOMS

WOOD 4" x 2" various lengths £3.00 per 8' length, can deliver Tel:01903 230741

CHELSEA style work boot, size 9, steel toecaps oil resistant sole, unworn, £10. (01903) 248431

WHITE ceramic tray for corner shower in orig packaging 800x800mm £55. 07594606504

JOISTS 10ft for raised beds, herb gardens etc. £10 each Tel:01903 230741

WARDROBE mans hanging rail, three drawers, one cupboard with shelf £20 (07762) 214300

SHOWER doors still boxed 800x800mm with fittings and instructions £95, 07594606504

DIAMOND core drill set, never used, cased, £45 (01243) 261511 or 07909765253 daytime

VIDEO Michael Palin, 'around the world in 80 days', £3. Worthing (01903) 267334

MOTOROLA C603 digital cordless base unit, 2 handsets intercom handsfree 50contact list, clock/alarm £10.

07879078127 PHILIPS all-in-one telephone/fax/answer phone/copier/scanner, VGC, £20.

(01243) 551930 PHILIPS CD645 digital cordless 30min answer machine remote access manual charger EC £10.

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KEEP FIT EQUIPMENT

self EXERCISE bike, Ultra HP DESKJET 30SSA MOUNHTFIELD print scan copy £20 ovno propelled petrol mower, Sport, folding, measures 39cm cut, 5 cutting distance, claroies, heart (01243) 870847 heights, £85 (01243) rate etc. as new, £90ono 07940 882771 267639

PRINTER INK & CARTRIDGES

MARANTZ stereo ampli- EXERCISE cycle £30. fier, model pm 66se, 01243 782830 marantz cd model 67se KODAK '30' PRINTER ditton speakers £100 ono SPORTS & LEISURE INK COMBO bl + cl BOX (01243) 267639 GOODS GENERAL PLUS 335 PAGES BOX UNOPENED £10 (01243) BICYCLE car rack for three bikes, as new, £20 SNOOKER table slate 278984 01903 248749 bed, 6' x 3" table top, green cloth, good condiHI FI & MUSIC tion, £30. (01243) 842995

CENTRES

CYCLES

MENS CLOTHES SELECTION top quality large men's new items, loads of T-shirts, shirts, underwear, £20 the lot .

(01243) 827678 ARMY No 1 uniform, Royal Marines 41"chest 36" trousers, waist adjustable £60ono 01243 602404

LADIES CLOTHES

CHILDRENS BIKES

AQUATIC

PET ACCESSORIES

LADIES size 12-14, good quality very reasonable, all must go, t-shirts, coats, shoes, sandals.

(0753) 5276577

GIRLS bike, Chicago Control, 24" wheels, 15" frame, 5-speed, reflectors plus stand, VGC, £20. (01243) 267335

BLAGDON pond monsta cleaning system, as new £100, new price over £200 (01243) 870178

DOG carry container RABBIT hutch, 4'L x used once £30. 01243 2'10"H x 1'8"D with 602919 accessories, bargain £30 CAR dog ramp £15 (01903) 502686 (01243) 870178

LADIES fur fabric jacket, dog motif design, brand new, cost £49 accept £15 (01903) 248610

PUBLIC NOTICES

SNOWDONIA winter coat, large size £20 ono LADIES short jacket, maroon, lightweight,size (01243) 870847 12, as new, £10 (01903) NEW wool blazer chest 373276 46 £20 ono (01243) 870847 LADIES antique coat, beige, 100%lamb's wool, 3/4 length, size 10, small MENS SHOES £10, (01903) 373276

HEATED digital pain reliever with massage for back, shoulder, joints and LADIES Raleigh legs, £25. (01903) 782008 Wayfarer traditional 3/SD cycle, 19" frame with pump, excellent condiSUEDE jacket american SIZE 9 slim fitting tan size 20, unworn £40ono. tion, £30 (01273) 880097 TOYS & GAMES shoes, unworn £20. 01730 810290 RALEIGH pro race bike, 01243 787453 TELEVISIONS 25" frame, green metallic, CROQUET SET four good condition, £95. player in canvas holdall Goring (01903) 504302 as new, £50. Ferring PUBLIC NOTICES 16" FLAT screen HD (01903) 506692 DVD freeview, £50, VGC seen working. (01903) GOLFING 249480 BABY GENERAL BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL

ROBERTS radio RSR400, double cassette, works perfectly but need slight repair £25 (01903) 766207

DVDS & DISCS MORECOMBE Wise, George Foreman, Muhammed Ali and Joe Frazier DVD's and book collection, as new £5.

01243 784190

PHOTOGRAPHY CANON digital EOS350D, 18.55 accessories, order, £45 ono.

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camera lens, all perfect (01903)

MUSICAL EQUIPMENT GENERAL FENDER sidekick 15 reverb amplifier practise amp, £15, call for details.

(0771) 2318138 BOOSEY Hawkes clarinet in lockable case EC, hardly used £85.

07594606504 PEAVEY TNT130 bass amp 160 watt £60, call for details. (0771) 2318138 GUITAR CASE for Acoustic guitar, solid hard case, £25. 07976928734

BAG Calloway irons, 3 putter balls, trolley, stroke HIGHCHAIR fixed tray, forces sale £50 01243 EC used at grandma's 837532 £20. 01243 679114

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CD Alba portable player with case £10. 01243 787263

All objections and other representations relating to the proposed Order must be made in writing and all objections must specify the grounds on which they are made and should be sent to the Head of Transport, Brighton & Hove City Council, 2nd Floor Parking Infrastructure, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove, BN3 2LS quoting the TRO reference number shown above or by e-mail to parking.consultation@ brighton-hove.gov.uk or online (see details above) no later than 20 November 2015. Please ensure you include your full name and address.

Tamas Butkovics / Booze & Blues Ltd is applying for the Grant of a Premises Licence for Room 0044, BIG BOX Storage Centre, Unit 9 Freshfield Business Park, Stevenson Road, Brighton, BN2 0DF.

TRAVEL iron with case £8. 01243 673114

The Licence if granted is to enable the Following Activities to take Place: Sale of alcohol off the premises (online retail business).

GUITARS

Days and times of licensed activities:

HUMBUCKER P90 for Gibson E Piphone guitar pickup replacement, great tone, works fine £10 (01243) 263992

Monday – Friday 8:00 – 18.00 Saturday 8:30 – 16:00 Sunday 10:00 – 14:00

CAMPING EQUIPMENT

LARGE water carrier for sale £8 (01243) 773835

A copy of this Notice, the proposed Order, plans showing the lengths of road affected and a statement of the Council’s reasons for proposing to make the Order, may be seen online at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/tro-proposals. These documents together with a copy of the existing Order to be amended may also be examined at the Customer Service Centres at Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Monday to Friday 8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall, Ground Floor, Norton Road, Hove, (Monday to Friday 10.00am-5.00pm).

PREMISES LICENCE APPLICATION NOTICE

PRESSURE cooker with instructions/recipe booklet Prestige £15. 01243 782830

WHEEL CLAMP SAS 2keys £20 (01243) 870178

NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove City Council (“the Council”) proposes to make the above named Order under the relevant sections of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, which if it comes into force will introduce no waiting at any time (double yellow lines) in parts of the following roads: Bonchurch Road, Brading Road, Hartington Place, Hartington Road, Hartington Terrace, Shanklin Road, Whippingham Road, Whippingham Street, Whitehawk Crescent and Whitehawk Close.

Executive Director Environment, Development & Housing, Brighton & Hove City Council, c/o Parking Infrastructure, 2nd Floor, Kings House, Grand Avenue, Hove BN3 2LS.

KENWOOD food processor attachments for model EP555, liquidiser, bowl, whisk plates never used £25.

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HEAVY duty caravan tow ball lock, complete with two keys £15 Tel: (01903) 248749

BRIGHTON & HOVE OUTER AREAS (WAITING, LOADING AND PARKING) AND CYCLE LANES CONSOLIDATION ORDER 2013 AMENDMENT NO. * 201* (REF: TRO-24-2015)

Dated: 30 October 2015.

ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT

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Any person wishing to make representations in relation to this application may do so by writing to the Licensing Team, 2nd Floor Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton, BN1 1PF. Representation may be made for 28 consecutive days from the date of this notice.

A copy of the application for the grant of the above licence is kept by the Licensing Team, Brighton & Hove City Council, 2nd Floor Bartholomew House, Bartholomew Square, Brighton, BN1 1PF. The application can be viewed during office hours.

It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application the maximum fine for which a person is liable on summary conviction for making a false statement is a Level 5 fine on the standard scale.

Dated 23. October 2015.

PET ACCESSORIES

BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCIL PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990 PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of a Conservation Area were registered during week ending 23/10/2015: BH2015/03362 22 Brunswick Street East Hove Full Planning – Conversion of ground floor garages to form two self-contained units with associated alterations. (Part retrospective) BH2015/03586 Clarendon House, Conway Court, Ellen House, Livingstone House & Goldstone House Clarendon Road Hove Council Development (Full Planning) – Replacement of existing windows and doors with double glazed UPVC units to residential dwellings.

BH2015/03782 18 Ship Street Brighton Full Planning – Creation of additional floor to create 1no three bedroom flat with associated alterations.

BH2015/03784 18 Ship Street Brighton Full Planning – Erection of upper first floor rear extension to create one bedroom flat.

BH2015/03790 29 Dean Street Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Erection of part two storey and part single storey rear extension.

BH2015/03277 & BH2015/03278 Flat 14 65 The Drive Hove Listed Building Consent & Householder Planning – Replacement of existing metal windows with timber double glazed sash windows to rear at basement level.

BH2015/03281 Flat 14 65 The Drive Hove Listed Building Consent – Replacement of existing metal window with timber double glazed patio doors to rear at basement level.

BH2015/03726 4 Frederick Gardens Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Erection of single storey rear extension and replacement of existing UPVC windows with timber sash windows.

BH2015/03588 Pump House Inn 46 Market Street Brighton Advertisement – Display of 2no externally illuminated hanging signs and 1no non-illuminated and 1no externally illuminated information signs.

BH2015/03589 Pump House Inn 46 Market Street Brighton Full Planning – Replacement of existing lanterns, signage, floodlights and other associated works.

BH2015/03592 Pump House Inn 46 Market Street Brighton Listed Building Consent – Internal and external alterations including refurbishment of existing signage and installation of new signage, installation of new lantern and floodlight to replace existing and internal alterations and refurbishment.

BH2015/03683 1 Southdown Avenue Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Hip to partial gable end roof extension with juliette balcony and insertion of 4no rooflights.

BH2015/03794 16 Southdown Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Erection of single storey rear/side infill extension and new rear sliding doors.

BH2015/03785 Flat 3 1A Round Hill Road Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Installation of front and rear rooflights.

BH2015/03381 Flat 10 65 - 66 Regency Square Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Enlargement of existing window.

BH2015/03383 Flat 10 65 - 66 Regency Square Brighton Listed Building Consent – Internal alterations to layout of flat and enlargement of existing window.

BH2015/03648 2 Clarence Square Brighton Full Planning – Creation of roof terrace to rear and replacement of existing window with new door to access roof terrace.

BH2015/02826 Flat 2 39 Sackville Gardens Hove Householder Planning Consent – Replacement of existing window with UPVC double doors.

BH2015/03780 17 The Beeches Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Roof alterations incorporating extension to front dormer and new dormer to rear to replace existing.

BH2015/03627 1-4 Marine Parade Brighton Advertisement – Display of externally illuminated shroud to South and West elevations.

BH2015/03631 1-4 Marine Parade Brighton Advertisement – Display of externally illuminated shroud to South and West elevations.

BH2015/03655 27-33 Ditchling Road Brighton Removal or Variation of Condition – Application for variation of condition 2 of BH2014/01431 (Demolition of existing building and erection of new four storey building (plus basement) comprising new College facility and Halls of Residence (58 students rooms, 1 wheelchair accessible room, 1 warden’s room and 2 rooms for supervisors), catering facilities, cycle parking and refuse and recycling facilities) to allow for minor material amendments including new parapet guard rail to rear elevation, installation of gas meter, revised glazing and louvre details and removal of solar shading.

BH2015/03692 Flat 5 1 Alexandra Villas Brighton Householder Planning Consent – Alterations to fenestration to rear elevation.

Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (as amended) Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (England) Order 2015 NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 13 BH2015/03655 Proposed development at: 27-33 Ditchling Road Brighton I give notice that Zise Ltd is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Application for variation of condition 2 of BH2014/01431 (Demolition of existing building and erection of new four storey building (plus basement) comprising new College facility and Halls of Residence (58 students rooms, 1 wheelchair accessible room, 1 warden’s room and 2 rooms for supervisors), catering facilities, cycle parking and refuse and recycling facilities) to allow for minor material amendments including new parapet guard rail to rear elevation, installation of gas meter, revised glazing and louvre details and removal of solar shading.The proposed application applies to a Variation of Condition relating to a major application where: The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more.

BH2015/03131 Proposed development at: Varley Park Coldean Lane Brighton I give notice that University of Brighton is applying to Brighton & Hove City Council for planning permission for: Application for variation of condition 53 of BH2015/02345 (Original application BH2010/00235 -Demolition of existing student halls of residence to provide replacement facilities between 3 and 5 storeys including 564 bed spaces, seminar rooms, a café/bar, laundry facilities, car parking, cycle parking and associated landscaping) to allow for minor material amendments including an increase in number of rooms in Hill House 1 from 48 to 59 with revised fenestration on the ground floor, additional rooflights on third and fourth floor and relocation of ICT and general store to ground floor and additional kitchen facilities, an increase in number of rooms in Hill House 2 from 54 to 66 with revised fenestration on the ground floor, additional rooflights on the third and fourth floors and relocation of ICT store to ground floor and additional kitchen facilities and alterations to the substation.The proposed application applies to a Variation of Condition relating to a major application where: The floor space to be created is 1,000 square metres or more and the site area is 1 hectare or more.

You can view the application on the Council website www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/planning applications. Any representations should be made in writing to the Planning and Building Control Applications Manager, Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BQ, or via the website, within 21 days of this notice, quoting the application number. Please note that all representations received will be open for public inspection and late representations may not be considered.

Jeanette Walsh, Planning and Building Control Applications Manager 30 October 2015

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WE ARE RUNNING THE NEW YORK MARATHON FOR ALBION IN THE COMMUNITY Mark Harrington is running the New York Marathon after completing the Brighton Marathon last year in 6 hours and 50 minutes and he is dragging his staff into it this year for a superb local charity!

We are hoping to raise £8000 for this amazing charity and therefore we are donating £100 to them for every new instruction before the 1st of November 2015. You can also donate £5 by texting ‘MHNY60 £5’ to 70070.

Harringtons Lettings are one of the largest independent lettings specialists in Brighton and Hove and have been established since 1993. We offer a unique landlord package allowing landlords to maximise their income but also reduce tenants costs altogether.

Our commitment to excellent customer service has lead to us winning two awards for the best Letting Agents in Hove for 2015.

Call in and ask one of our award winning staff members about our ongoing charity work and get your FREE VALUATION.

£100 GIVEN STRAIGHT TO OUR CHARITY FOR EVERY NEW INSTRUCTION!!* *Subject to terms and conditions

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● Pretty front & rear gardens

● Downland walks close by

● Off road parking. EPC D62

● Off road parking & a garage. EPC D60

Call Woodingdean Office 01273 278866

Call Woodingdean Office 01273 278866

CHESTER TERRACE £550,000 Freehold A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM BAY FRONTED FAMILY HOME WITH A WEST FACING GARDEN situated in this highly sought after location. The house is in need of complete refurbishment and benefits from many features with good size accommodation arranged over two floors. No onward chain. Energy Rating F37.

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● Popular residential area

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● Stunning views over South Downs

● Large cellar and garage

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● Chain free. EPC D68

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See all our current property listings at: www.maslen.co.uk LEWES ROAD 01273 677001 • WOODINGDEAN 01273 278866 • CHURCH ROAD 01273 321000 • FIVEWAYS 01273 566777

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■ Recently refurbished two bed, Seven Dials ■ Lounge with floor to ceiling bay windows ■ Modern fitted kitchen with cooker ■ Available from 01/12/2015

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Motors

Silverstone Classic gears up for 2016

After the huge success of this year’s recordbreaking Silver Jubilee extravaganza, the 2016 Silverstone Classic will continue to set the gold standard in global historic racing festivals.

Staged at the home of British motor sport, next year’s Silverstone Classic will run from July 29-31, with tickets going on sale on Thursday, November 12.

The glittering 25th anniversary blockbuster confirmed the Classic’s coveted status as the

World’s Biggest Classic Motor Racing Festival with record grids, record track parades, record numbers of car club displays plus, for the first time, a record attendance of more than 100,000 visitors.

Building on that spectacular success, even more ambitious plans are already well advanced to ensure that next summer’s three-day Classic is even bigger and even better.

The packed race programme will again comprise all of Europe’s

premier retro racing series including everpopular grids for the FIA Masters Historic Formula 1 Championship, Super Touring, and Pre ’66 GTs. Added to these established fan-favourites will be a very special CanAm showdown to mark 50 years since the birth of the legendary North American-based sportscar championship back in 1966.

More exciting grids are yet to be announced, along with the key motoring milestones that will be honoured in 2016 by the unprecedented number of car clubs attending with special displays and evocative track parades.

The live music line-up will also be confirmed in the coming weeks.

Nick Wigley, event director, said: “With Status Quo topping the bill and so much happening both on and off the famous Grand Prix circuit, our stunning Silver Jubilee will be a hard

act to follow. Every year, however, the Silverstone Classic just gets bigger and better, and next July we will raise the bar again.

"This really should be the

first date you put in your new 2016 diaries!”

Ticket details - including Early Bird savings for those booking immediately

- will be available soon.

In the meantime, a full report of the 2015 recordbreaker can be found on the official website. Visit: SilverstoneClassic.com

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Yaris Hybrid Icon 5 door 1.5 VVT-i Auto. Official Fuel Consumption Figures in mpg (l/100km): Urban 91.1 (3.1), Extra Urban 85.6 (3.3), Combined 85.6 (3.3). CO2 Emissions 75g/km.

The mpg & CO2 figures quoted are sourced from official EU regulated test results. These are provided for comparability purposes and may not reflect your actual driving experience.

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ŠKODA Citigo GY62 YPV ŠKODA CITIGO 5dr Hat 1.0 Mpi 60 S Hatchback Petrol Candy White 6080 miles ...............................£5,495 GL13 PKU ŠKODA CITIGO Sport Hatchback Petrol Red 13120 miles ......................................................................................£6,495 ŠKODA Fabia ST10 KGZ ŠKODA Fabia Se Tsi Petrol Red 25791 miles ...............................................................................................................£5,495 GL12 DYT ŠKODA Fabia Greenline Tdi Cr Hatchback Diesel Green 18642 miles ........................................................... £6,795 GU13 KJO ŠKODA Fabia 5dr Est 1.6 TDI Cr 90ps SE Estate Diesel Candy White 52698 miles .............................. £7,495 GY62 HDX ŠKODA Fabia 5dr Est 1.2 Tsi 105ps SE DSG Estate Petrol Candy White 23046 miles ....................... £7,995 OE62 CJF ŠKODA Fabia Se Plus Tsi 105 5 Door Hatchback Petrol White 8002 miles ............................................... £7,995 GY12 JXB ŠKODA Fabia 5dr Hat 1.6 TDI Cr 105 Monte Carlo Hatchback Diesel Corrida Red 19036 miles ..... £8,994 ŠKODA Roomster AU61 VKB ŠKODA Roomster Se Tdi Cr 105 Estate Diesel Blue 13657 miles ....................................................................£6,995 AO62 OJY ŠKODA Roomster Se Tdi Cr 90 Diesel Silver 8250 miles ....................................................................................£6,995 GU62 YTC ŠKODA Roomster 5dr 1.6 TDI Cr 105ps SE Plus Mini MPV Diesel Brilliant Silver 20088 miles .....£8,795 ŠKODA Rapid GU15 WWA ŠKODA RAPID Se Tdi Cr Diesel Red 6171 miles .....................................................................................................£11,995 ŠKODA Octavia GU09 XEP ŠKODA Octavia Elegance Tdi 5 Door Hatchback Diesel Green 37774 miles .......................................... £7,995 EA12 OCW ŠKODA Octavia Se Tsi S-A 5 Door Hatchback Petrol Grey 25455 miles ....................................................£8,995 FX63 MKV ŠKODA Octavia Elegance Tdi Cr 5 Door Hatchback Diesel Black 35898 miles ...................................£11,994 BJ13 LSV ŠKODA Octavia Elegance Tdi Cr S 5 Door Hatchback Diesel Silver 25099 miles ..................................£13,495 GU15 AZC ŠKODA Octavia Black Edition Tdi Diesel White 8124 miles ............................................................................. £15,495 KU14 ZTS ŠKODA Octavia Elegance Tdi Cr S Diesel Silver 9591 miles ..............................................................................£15,795 ŠKODA Yeti LV10 XEB ŠKODA Yeti Se Tdi Cr 110 5 Door Hatchback Diesel Blue 26789 miles ........................................................£9,995 GV13 PWL ŠKODA Yeti 5dr 2.0 TDI Cr 110ps S Hatchback Diesel Blue 13435 miles ...................................................£11,995 GU63 EPO ŠKODA Yeti 5dr 1.6 TDI Cr 105ps S Greenline Hatchback Diesel Blue 8279 miles .............................£11,995 KX64 ORJ ŠKODA Yeti Elegance Tsi S-A Petrol Grey 2798 miles ........................................................................................ £17,995

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MOTORINGNEWS

DRIVERS BAFFLED BY TECH

Modern cars are outsmarting their owners, according to new research that flies in the face of studies suggesting car buyers want plenty of advanced technology.

A survey of 1,000 car owners, carried out by BookMyGarage.com, found that 73 per cent of people don’t understand how to use all the hightech gadgets in their car.

That comes despite 54 per cent saying they bought their car on the strength of all the technology it featured.

Tyre pressure monitoring systems, cruise control, stabilitycontrolandparkingsensors are among the facilities that have put drivers’ heads in a spin.

Of the many technologies available to them, 45 per cent of the drivers questioned said they regularly use between three and four. Almost one in five people only use one or twoofthedriveraidstheircar boasts.

According to the survey, cruise control was the gadget most likely to cause confusion – and therefore gets left

MOTORING NEWS DISCOVERY

RarerooflessRangey goesunderthehammer

with Bluetooth connections alsothoughtbewildering,and 48percentofpeoplesaidsimply not understanding them was the main reason for not using their cars to their full potential.

“With advanced vehicle technology on the rise, it’s important that people are aware of thefeaturestheircaroffers,as they can make the difference both financially and in terms of safety.

is that so many car owners claim they specifically chose the car they did because of its features,yetlotshaven’tgotto grips with them or don’t use them – which is a shame considering a car is one of the big-

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An incredibly rare early Range Rover convertible conversion is set to be sold at auction and is expected to make £40,000. The 1973 Range Rover is one of the very earliest “Suffix B” models.

This Range Rover was turned into a convertible

by Special Vehicle Conversions in the late 1980s. It’s only covered 62,500 miles from new and has been the subject of a sensitive restoration.

Afterbeingconvertedinto a soft-top, the two-door RangeRoverledaneventful

However, this owner didn’t have sufficient space in his garage and put the car into storagewhereitlayuntilthe current owner heard about it and managed to buy the car in 2014. When it was unearthed from storage, it was found to be in excellent condition, but the car has required considerable recommissioning.

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Drivers treading dangerous ground

Drivers in the UK are wait- being increasingly sophising until they are told they ticated in monitoring their need new tyres before ownmaintenanceintervals, changing badly worn ones. drivers are often leaving it Luxury car manufacturer A survey shows 3.6 mil- totheircarstowarnthemof Bentley has broken new lion drivers say they only potential issues. Motorists have new tyres fitted to their should realise that responground with the official uncar when the tread fails the sibility for vehicle health veiling of its first SUV, the MOT. and safety lies directly in Bentayga.There’s a lot of unexplored world out there. And with our latest finance package, the Discovery 3.0 SDV6 Representative Example WornHSE tyresAuto require 40 their hands.

Without propperfect vehicle to experience it with is closer than ever. With its stadium seating, seven per cent more stopping er care, motorists Until now, the British brand *On the Road Price £54,500.00 could people can enjoy the most epic scenery in complete comfort. And with a wading depth from 50mph in dry land themselves either in has produced super-luxury Finance Depositdistance Allowance £3,000.00 of 700mm, you can even take unexpected rivers in your stride. conditions, which is equiv- legal trouble or in an incisaloons, coupes and convertCustomer Deposit £18,380.00 alent to eight car lengths. dent on the road. ibles. TheThe Bentayga aimsprovides to alpine roof a panoramic view and with its air suspension, Discovery is Total Amount of Credit This increases even more “Tyres £33,120.00 should be the satisfy demand for equally comfortable on all terrains. From only £399 a month, plus deposit and final payment, Purchase Fee (included inroads. final payment) £10.00 on wet number one priority for high standards of prestige take a look at the details to see how attainable Discovery really is.

By leaving the fitment drivers – after and comfort in a more practiall, they are 36 Monthly Payments £399.00 cal and capable SUV format. the only part of a car which Call today and find out more.

Final Payment of new tyres until the MOT, £25,729.00 these drivers are risking not keeps it on the road.

Using a new version of its Total Amount Payable £61,473.00 only lives, but a £2,500 fine turbocharged W12 petrol enIt’s very worrying that so Duration of Agreement 37 let Months Caffyns Land Rover and three penalty points on many drivers gine, Bentley claims the Bentheir tread Brooks Road, Lewes BN7 2DN Representative APR 7.9% their driving licence. tayga is already the world’s depth drop so lowAPR and leave 01273 fastest SUV; with473186 600bhpwww.caffyns.lewes.landrover.co.uk and it to the MOT to7.66% check – afInterest Rate (Fixed)The % legal minimum depth is 1.6mm across ter all, that could be up to a 663lb/ft of torque it can rocket *The model pictured is a Discovery 3.0 SDV6 HSE Auto with optional extras of three-quarters of the tyre’s to 62mphCaffyns in onlyLand 4.1 seconds yearGloss away.”

Rover is a trading style of Caffyns Plc who is acting as a credit broker and not a lender. privacy glass (£405) and 20 inch five split-spoke ‘Style 510’ Black Diamond width.

However, it is wiseprice to of £55,920. and reach 187mph, despite Turned finish wheels (£1015) at an on-the-road switch to new tyres before weighing 2.4 tonnes.

LOOKING FOR FINANCE? the tread wears down to this The Bentayga’s cabin is deFuel Consumption Figures for Discovery in mpg (l/100km): Urban 33.2 (8.5), Extra Urban 39.8 (7.1), Combined 36.7 CO2 emissions point(7.7). to preserve the brak-203 g/km. signed toOfficial be the world’s finprovided are as a result of official manufacturer’s accordance with EU legislation.

A vehicle’s actual fuel consumption may differ from that achieved and these figures are for comparative purposes only. Representative ing, handling and steering est, with The thefigures highest quality a comfortable benchtests for intwo. system, delivering a smooth Frankfurt Motor Show, with in such tests Example relates to a Discovery 3.0 SDV6 HSE. Representative 7.9% APR available on new Discovery 3.0 SDV6 HSE models registered between 1st October to the 31st December at participating Retailers only. With Land Rover Freedom Personal Contract +WWW.DRIVEAWAYCARLOANS.COM of your at itsInbest. evident between thehave trim It also promises journey high levels of body sales to commence in early Purchase you the secoption at the end of the agreement to: (1)excepreturn the vehicle and notand pay the Final Payment.

If the vehicle has exceeded the allowed mileage a charge per excess milecar will apply. this example, 14p per excess mile up to 4,999, or for excess mileage of 5,000 or more, a charge of 28p will apply to each excess above the allowed mileage. If the vehicle is2016. in good condition andyet hasto notbe exceeded youGriggs, will have nothing further to pay; (2) pay the Final Payment Roger commutions. It also offers the option tional comfort, featuring a mile control.

Prices are con- the allowed mileage to own the vehicle or (3) part exchange the vehicle subject to settlement of your existing credit agreement; new credit agreements are subject to status. Representative example is based upon an annual mileage of 10,000 miles. Credit is subject to nications at Kwikof an ‘event seat’, which folds 48v power system to operate The Bentayga will firmed but are expected to as Land Rover status and only available to applicants aged 18 and over resident in Mainland UK and N.Ireland.

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instant reactions of the ondemand xDrive four-wheel drive system, the baby BMW feels absolutely onpoint.The 120d xDrive has far more grip and traction than torque, so even really brutal treatment can only cause it to step out of line very slightly. But the ability to shift the car from an understeering attitude to a neutral, balanced and incredibly poised one, just using the power – thank you, 50:50 weight distribution – is intoxicating.

First Drive: BMW 120d xDrive Facts at a glance BMW 120d xDrive

Engine: Four-cylinder diesel producing 182bhp and 295lb/ft.

■ Transmission: Six-speed manual driving the front wheels.

■ Performance: Top speed 135mph, 0-62mph in 8.1 seconds.

■ Fuel economy: 67.3mpg.

■ Emissions: 110g/km.

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A combination of hatchback boot, a gutsy but efficient engine and four-wheel drive comes dangerously close to everyday perfection, writes Matt Kimberley, Press Association Motoring Writer What’s new?

The times are a'changing for the 1 Series, and along with a neater, prettier face with standard LED daytime running lights there is a general upgrade in terms of equipment.

Climate control is now standard across the range, as is a 6.5-inch integrated screen at the top of the centre console. There are new engines with three,

four and six cylinders, with efficiency figures as impressive as 83mpg and 89g/km.

Looks and image The 1 Series hatchback is a car that, ever since its original launch more than a decade ago, has struggled to find a look that really works.

The previousgeneration Coupe nailed it, but there's Good News.

The revisions to the front and rear styling give the new hatchback a much greater presence and the ability to hold gazes much better than before. That's ominous for this car's rivals, because if it sells even better than its hugely popular predecessor, it will take the compact premium sector by storm.

Space and practicality

This isn't a wholesale change from the outgoing 1 Series so you'll still be quite short of legroom behind a six-foot driver.

The long door pockets are split into compartments capable of carrying all sorts of items, which is useful because the cup holders ahead of the gear lever are a bit too crammed in towards the console to be ideal.

Little inserts can turn those into coin trays instead.

Behind the wheel Mechanically, the 1 Series feels absolutely sublime.

From the beautifully damped rocker motion of the gear lever to the seamless action of the eight-speed transmission itself, through accurate and precise steering and the

Value for money This has to be called a case of getting what you pay for.

The 120d xDrive is good enough to justify its price.

It's exactly the sort of car that will do everything that you ask, and do it well. It's not every day you drive home in something economical, fun to drive, capable in wet and snowy conditions and with a top-drawer premium feel.

That's a lot of ticked boxes at any price.

This car summed up in a single word: Mighty If this car was a…: Jack of all trades, it would be outstandingly talented enough to even worry a master or two…

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Championship Yellow cards: S Hutchinson E Lichaj K Lua Lua A McCormack J Garner B Kayal D Ayala S Bamba A Clayton N Danns A Diarra S Duffy C Evans D Fabbrini Fabio Da Silva G Hanley D Iorfa K McFadzean J Lynch O Norwood J O’Hara

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Home team: 57 wins

29%

54 draws

35%

Away teams: 45 wins

Goals scored: Home goals

2015/2016 SEASON

League table:

Game outcomes:

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HEAD TO HEAD

Away goals

209 174 Total goals scored

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PWD Brighton 13 5 2 Hull 13 5 2 Burnley 13 4 1 M’brough 13 4 1 Derby 13 2 3 B’ham 13 3 1 Reading 13 3 2 Cardiff 13 4 2 Sheff Wed 13 3 2 QPR 13 3 3 Fulham 13 3 2 Brentford 13 2 1 Ipswich 13 2 3 Wolves 13 2 2 Hdrsfield 13 2 3 Nottm Frst13 1 3 Leeds 13 0 3 Blackbrn 13 2 3 Preston 13 0 4 Bristol Cty13 1 2 MK Dons 13 2 0 Charlton 13 2 2 Rotherhm 13 1 2 Bolton 13 1 5

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Fixtures: THURSDAY 29 OCTOBER Leeds v Blackburn

Pts GD 29 8 25 11 25 6 24 11 24 8 24 6 22 8 21 4 20 2 19 0 17 3 17 -1 17 -5 15 -2 14 -3 14 -3 13 -5 12 -2 12 -3 11 -7 11 -7 10 -10 9 -9 9 -10

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SATURDAY 31 OCTOBER B’ham v Wolves Birmingham v Wolves Bristol City v Fulham Burnley v Huddersfield Derby v Rotherham Ipswich v Cardiff M’brough v Charlton MK Dons v Hull Reading v Brighton Sheff Wed v Nottm Forest Preston v Bolton

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TUESDAY 3 NOVEMBER Bristol City v Wolves Burnley v Fulham Derby v QPR Ipswich v Bolton Leeds v Cardiff M’brough v R’ham MK Dons v Charlton Preston v Nottm Forest Sheff Wed v Brighton Reading v Huddersfield

19:45 19:45 19:45 19:45 19:45 19:45 19:45 19:45 19:45 20:00

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GOALS PER GAME LAST LEAGUE CLASH

MADEJSKI, 10-03-15 RESULT: READING 2 BRIGHTON 1 Corners:

83% 17%

n Reading 5 n Brighton 1

Shots: goals scored by Jordan Rhodes

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FRIDAY 30 OCTOBER Brentford v QPR

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38% 62%

n Reading 13 n Brighton 8

Fouls: 1 1 1 1 1

43% 57%

n Reading 16 n Brighton 12

SHOTS BY TEAM: Reading

Top scorers:

N Blackman C Martin C Austin A Hernandez J Rhodes B Afobe

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by Conor Coady

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15% 31%

nMissed:4 nSaved:7 n Goals:2

Brighton 10%

38% 30% 54% 12% 60%

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