Horam & Vines Cross Village Diary

Horam & Vines Cross Village Diary February 2020

Help to keep Horam looking like a village.

See inside for details.

Art Classes for Adults & Children

Drawing & Painting Watercolour Acrylic & Mixed Media Alcohol & Distressing Inks Paper Dyeing & Card Making Book Journalling Rubber Stamping Linoprinting & Calligraphy Personalised Art Gifts

Use our studio on a Wednesday See article inside for details

NEW Workshops for 2020

Charcoal Burners Barn Horam Manor Farm Horam TN210JB

Arty Parties &

Private Tuition For all ages

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Paint Refill Service

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ANDREW SKEGGS ROOFING SERVICES www.askeggsroof.com 01435 810022 / 07900 885888 askeggsroof@gmail.com

With over 35 years experience Re-roof and repairs Flat Roofs Free Estimates

Chimney works Guttering Fully Insured

B.GRANT & SONS Builders Carpenters deCorators.

For a free estimate

Tel mobile 07789 182027 or 07555 647061

Building locally since 1972 PRESSURE WASHING SERVICE Driveway & patio cleaning.

Solar panel cleaning.

Printed by Wealden Print, www.wealdenprint.co.uk

Contact : 07872 170586 Email: pete@pmfservices.co.uk Find us on Facebook. www.pmfservices.co.uk

In this issue.....

Editor’s note ..................... P4 What ’s on .P 8, 10, 13, 22, 24, 36 Cafes & Cater ing..P27, 62, 63, 65 Community Information throughout Local special offers P30 Services throughout

Well-being...P14, 20-21, 24, 26, 30, 37, 41, 55, 57 R etail.... P15, 51, 61-62, 64 Leisure & Hobbies throughout Useful Contacts.......... .....P48 G ardening Diar y......P58 - 59 Children’s Groups.... P18-19 Planning......P32 - 35

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Dear Readers,

Welcome to February. Whether you did Dry January, Veganuary, began the long road to fitness, or just hibernated during January; pat yourself on the back, because you have survived what feels like the longest month of the year!

The big news for Horam in January was the government Inspector’s rejection of Wealden District Council’s Local Plan which will impact us as a village in a big way. We had an allocation of 750 new homes over the plan period (till 2028) but this news means that we will have to accommodate considerably more, including sites outside of the current development boundary and taking on the unmet need of Eastbourne and Lewes. Given that Wealden District Council declared a climate emergency in 2019, it seems inexplicable that they will give permission for even more farmland, woodland and green space to be concreted over. The South East has suffered this winter with extreme levels of flooding, this will only continue and worsen if we mess around with nature’s water tables and redirect water to accommodate more concrete and brick. It is easy to believe that there is always an engineering solution to mitigate impacts, but often these solutions just move the problem somewhere else, with long standing village housing being negatively impacted.

In anticipation of this outcome Horam Parish Council are keen to create our own Neighbourhood Plan to mitigate the impact on the village. They need your help, so please read the article about the Neighbourhood Plan in this issue and complete and return the questionnaire enclosed. The parish council need to know what you think in order to be able to progress to the next stage of the process.

Please read the Planning Update this month for further details on why the Inspector rejected the plan and what YOU can do in response to help Horam and it’s surrounding areas maintain their village feel.

In preparation for the VE Day celebrations in Horam in May, we are looking for people locally who fought in WW2 or have a connection. The Diary would like to feature their stories and the team organising the VE Day celebrations would like to acknowledge their contribution. So get digging up in your loft or strike up a conversation with one of our more senior residents to unearth some real-life stories!

Best wishes,

cy xx Dawn & Lu Joint Editors

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Front cover image: A field in Vines Cross by Evie Abbott-Wilcox

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Chimney Sweep Sadly, due to Victorian health & safety regulations, only children of under 14” shoulder measurement may be employed.

A Clean Sweep - your local chimney sweep Make sure your fireplace is safe for winter with a professional sweep.

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All types of residential chimneys swept.

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Wood & multi-fuel stoves cleaned and serviced.

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Inspection & preparation of all chimneys for stove installation.

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Bird guards & cowls fitted.

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RSPB nominated bird removal man for East Sussex.

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Smoke test & certification for every sweep.

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Member of Association of Professional Independent Chimney Sweeps (APICS).

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Ross Atabey on 01435 812153/07941 315214 Email: acleansweep009@gmail.com

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Dogs and Travel Sickness Q. My 11 month old Labrador constantly drools during car journeys and is often sick. Is there anything I can do to help him?

A. Dog travel sickness is more commonly seen in puppies and young dogs than in older dogs, just as carsickness affects more children than adults. The reason for this is because the ear structures used for balance aren’t yet fully developed. Many, but not all dogs, outgrow travel sickness.

If the first few car rides of your dog’s life left him nauseated, he may have been conditioned to associate travel with feeling unwell, even after his ears have fully matured. Stress also exacerbates travel sickness, so if your dog has only ever ridden in the car to have a vaccination at the vet, this might be a factor.

Things you can do to support a dog with travel sickness: •

Make the car ride as comfortable as possible for your dog and drive smoothly.

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Have the dog facing forward while you’re traveling, rather than looking out the side windows.

One way to guarantee this is by using a crate and covering the sides and back with a blanket.

Alternatively, with a small dog, you could use a specially designed seat belt.

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Lower your car windows a couple of inches while the car is moving. This helps balance the air pressure inside the car with the air pressure outside, which may help reduce your dog’s nausea and discomfort.

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Be sure to keep the car cool and well ventilated

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Limit your dog’s food consumption prior to travel. Then, immediately before the trip, give your dog a ginger biscuit or two which may reduce sensations of nausea. (Never give your dog a product made with xylitol, because this is toxic to dogs.)

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If possible use a different vehicle to avoid association with past unpleasant experiences.

Gradually build your dog’s tolerance to car trips; start by getting your dog used to approaching the car, then spend some time in the car with the engine off. When your dog is ready, take short trips (around the block, for example) to build tolerance before progressing to longer car rides. Take short car trips to places your dog enjoys, like the park as this helps to build a more pleasant experience with the car. Dorwest has some useful information and supplements. If travel sickness is severe or does not improve, you should consult your vet and/or book a behaviour appointment. There are many factors that should be taken into consideration when dogs are distressed in a car and you may need professional help.

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SERVICES County Medicare Professional Care Services Providing Personalised Care in your own home If you are looking for some light assistance with your daily routine or require a full schedule of care to support your needs, County Medicare Professional Care Services can tailor a bespoke service that suits your circumstances.

CALL 01435 866044 For more information or to talk to one of our friendly care coordinators about your personal care needs.

Considering a career in Health Care Support or looking for flexible work to suit your lifestyle?

Call us now for information on how to join our friendly, hardworking team of Health Care Assistants. Requirements: Applicants must have a full driving license. Appointment subject to references and DBS checks. All training provided free of charge.

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‘Our aim is to provide each resident with a caring and secure environment and the means to live life to the full extent, with privacy, independence and dignity’.

En suite and garden view rooms available For enquiries call us on

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Vines Cross Road, Horam TN21 0HF

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COMMUNITY

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5th February from 10am-12pm Join us for tea, coffee, biscuits & chat.

All ages are welcome.

A great place to make new friends and catch up with old friends.

We look forward to seeing you at Christchurch, Horam.

Join us on the first Wednesday of every month!.

FREE Entry - Donations to various charities welcomed.

BEE HAPPY

We have a range of activities to suit all ages, which you’d be welcome to come along to:

Under Underschool schoolage age Toddlers Toddlersgroup group Mondays Mondays22--3.15pm 3.15pmduring duringterm termtime time AAchance chancefor forparents/carers parents/carersand andtoddlers toddlers to tochat, chat,play playgames, games,and andmake makefriends friends

All Allages ages Morning Morningservice service Sundays Sundays10.30 10.30––11.30am 11.30am Includes Includeschildren’s children’sgroups groupsand and communion communion

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Life Lifegroups groups Wednesdays Wednesdays7.30pm 7.30pm Fridays Fridays10am 10am AAtime timeof ofprayer prayerand andexploration explorationof of the theBible Bible

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RETAIL

Hidden Spring • Wine Shop • Vineyard Tours • Tastings • • Wine Bar • Venue Hire •

February Opening Hours Valentine’s Weekend - Sat 15th & Sun 16th OPEN: 10am to 6pm Tour & Tasting @ 2:30pm – Book now!

All other days we’re open by appointment. If there’s anything you need, please call or email us.

01435 813078 info@hiddenspring.co.uk

Vineyard Tours

Gift Vouchers

Enjoy a guided tour of the vineyard and winery, followed by a wonderful guided tasting of four wines.

Gift vouchers are available for tours or to spend on wine. Check our website, visit or call to find out more.

Book now on our website or call 01435 810378.

Call, email or visit our website to book your Tour & Tasting Experience, private tours, birthday party, dinner reservations, venue hire, and more…

Hidden Spring Vineyard, Vines Cross Road, Horam. TN21 0HG /HiddenSpringVineyard

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WHAT’S ON

Mon 3 , 7pm, Heathfield Tavern Quiz Night. rd

Tues 4th Feb, 8- 11pm, Kinky Boots The Musical, Uckfield Picture House. Filmed live at London’s Adelphi Theatre. Booking recommened, see www.picturehouseuckfield.com for more details.

Wed 5th, 8pm, Brewers Arms Quiz Night. Every Weds evening, please book a team in advance.

Sat 8th, 8-11pm, 80’s Hailsham Bonfire Society’s Disco Night at Hailsham Town FC. Sat 8th, Taster Day at Horam Therapy Centre, £20 for a 30 mins session to try a new therapy including Craniosacral Therapy - Shiatsu & Acupressure (seated), Ayurvedic Face Massage - Reflexology - E.F.T, Indian Head Massage & Aromatherapy Massage. See P55 for more details.

Sat 8th, 2.30pm & 7.30pm, Beauty & The Beast, Burwash Village Hall from Burwash Amateur Pantomime Society. Tickets available : www.ticketsource.co.uk/baps ot the Internet Cafe in The Bear, Burwash. Raising funds for local childrens groups.

Sun 9th, 2.30pm Beauty & The Beast, Burwash Village Hall from Burwash Amateur Pantomime Society.

Sun 9th, 2.30-4.30pm, FREE Community Drumming Circle event at Heathfield Community Centre, Sheepsetting Lane, Heathfield. All ages and abilities welcome – come along and give it a try! Refreshments available. For more info call Alison on (0143) 813827 or 07786 303283. See page x for more details.

Fri 14th, 8pm Beauty & The Beast, Burwash Village Hall from Burwash Amateur Pantomime Society.

Sat 15th, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Beauty & The Beast, Burwash Village Hall from Burwash Amateur Pantomime Society.

Sat 15th, 9am-12.30pm, Heathfield Farmers Market, Co-op car park, Heathfield.

Thu 20th, 7.30pm Jane Ayre, Mayfield School, Mayfield from The Wateryard Group. Visit www. ticketsource.co.uk/the-wateryard-group Fri 21st, 7.30pm Jane Ayre, Mayfield School, Mayfield from The Wateryard Group.

Sat 22nd, 2.30pm & 7.30pm Jane Ayre, Mayfield School, Mayfield from The Wateryard Group.

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Sun 23rd, 1pm - 4pm, Indoor boot sale, Horam Village Hall.

WHAT’S ON

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WELL-BEING

Holistic treatments for mother and child

We offer Osteopathic help for mums preparing for pregnancy, coping with structural problems related to the back and neck along with exercises helping you prepare for labour. We use cranial and visceral techniques on babies and children which are gentle and non-invasive .

Post natal checks for mum and baby. Call or email us and see what we can do for you.

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Horam Natural Therapy Centre - Easy Parking - Insurance Approved - Evening Appointments

Pilates Classes in Horam Exercising in a relaxed atmosphere enjoying the fun that exercise produces through the release of endorphins.

Cart Lodge, Horam Manor Farm Wednesday 6:50 pm & 8pm, Thursday 9:45am.

West End, Christchurch, Horam Monday 10am Pilates.

Please book your space with Nancy on 07881 941360

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SERVICES Specialising in Groundworks and Landscaping.

Digger work* Paving and driveways* Foundations* Extensions & alterations* Re-inforced concrete* Drainage* Brickwork Artificial grass* Ponds* Pergolas* Tree felling & Sewage treatment plants.

21 years experience. Uckfield based.

Contact Tim: 07971 897963 or email timreynolds1981@yahoo.com www.tjreynolds.co.uk

WINDOW CLEANING Meet Jason, your local window cleaner!

Let us give you squeaky clean windows with our pure water system.

We can clean: • • • •

Windows Solar panels Fascias, soffits & conservatories Up to 60ft!

New to Heathfield.

An interiors & gift boutique.

For a free no obligation quotation call or email us today!

DBS Checked and approved.

Telephone Jason 01435 408048 ~ 07739 039944 Email: ascleaning@live.co.uk www.aswindowcleaning.co.uk

53 High Street, Heathfield, East Sussex, 07803 928930.

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SERVICES We are a local, family run business with a very friendly, well skilled team of employed cleaners offering a professional and reliable service in Domestic Cleaning.

Our services include: Weekly, Fortnightly and Monthly cleans. We also offer One-off cleans and an Ironing service.

Our company is fully insured and has very good references available.

Please contact us to discuss your requirements.

Tel: 01435 813653 / 07821787439 Email: maid2mop@hotmail.co.uk Website: maid2mopcleaning.com

We offer a full range of Building Surveying and Architectural Services on all building types  Full building surveys and homebuyers reports

 Buildings insurance assessment and claims

 Planning and building regulations approvals

 Dilapidations inspections and negotiations

 Architectural services

 Party wall matters

 Building defects investigation

 Property finder and advice

 Schedules of condition

 Planned maintenance programmes

Regulated by RICS

Heffle Buildings

· 33a High Street · Heathfield · East Sussex · TN21 8HU

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Trailer Hire Covering Sussex, Kent & Surrey Call Steve Riddle on 0845 108 6447 or 07936 435193 or email steve@smalltrailers4u.co.uk AGE WE CARE DAY CLUB (formerly Age UK).

Come along for a chat, crafts, activities and Office: 01435 813653 Mobile: 07821787439 Email: maid2mop@hotmail.co.uk entertainment. Lunch, coffees & teas all included.

No transport? No trouble! The Age Concern minibus can collect and return you. Tuesdays & Fridays from 10am-3.30pm at Christ Church,.Horam.

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For more information contact Maureen on 07850 98713, or find us on Facebook.

SERVICES

Professional Painting & Decorating.

Sussex Decorators provides high quality residential and commercial painting & decorating services across Sussex. We offer a free estimation for every job and do not charge a call out fee.

Contact take us on: 07540 807308/01435 813843 Email: info@sussex-decorators.co.uk www.sussex-decorators.co.uk

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CHILDREN’S GROUPS

Toddlers group

Mondays 2 – 3.15pm (during term time) For parents/carers and toddlers to have a chat, play games, and make friends.

Free

For more info, contact Gill on 01435 408405

Held in Horam Village Hall weekdays during local school term times.

Horam Community Pre-School is a great place to begin!

• • • • Rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted Ofsted reg no. 109443

Morning, afternoon, lunch club sessions available.

Fully qualified and experienced staff team.

All children between 2 and 4 years old welcome.

30 hour EYEE funding accepted (where applicable).

Horam Community Pre-School, Horam Village Hall, Horam TN21 0JE Tel: 01435 812192 Email: horampreschool@btinternet.com

Spaces ava

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Broad Oak Preschool is a community setting offering a nurturing environment to children aged 2-5.

We pride ourselves on being a fully inclusive setting and welcome every child.

Our on-site forest school offers children the very best in outdoor exploration and learning with sessions taking place everyday in every kind of weather.

Get in touch to arrange a visit: 01435 864326 office@broadoakpreschool.co.uk www.broadoakpreschool.co.uk Broad Oak PreSchool

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Opening Hours: Breakfast Club Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 9:00am Morning Session Mon - Fri: 9:00am - 12:00pm Lunch Club Mon - Fri: 12:00am - 12:30pm Afternoon Session Mon - Thurs: 12:30am - 2:30pm Fri: 12:30am - 1:00pm

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Bring all your bumps, babies and toddlers along to one of our fantastic mornings

BUNNY MONDAYS We venture out into the Bunny woods with our forest school teacher for an exciting adventure sure to get your child’s senses tingling.

Time: 10-11:30am • Ages: 0-36 month old

BUNNY THURSDAYS

We have planned lots of exciting groups from Baby Massage, Baby Yoga, Sing & Sign plus much more! See website for the schedule.

Time: 10-11:30am • Ages: 0-18 month old

BUNNY FRIDAYS Our Bunny Hop mornings provide a relaxed setting where mums, dads & grandparents can meet likeminded parents

Time: 10-11:30am • Ages: 0-21/2 year olds

We are a family run children’s nursery and pre-school for children aged 0-5 set in 5 acres of beautiful bluebell woodland in rural East Sussex.

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All staff professionally qualified, we provide a happy, safe and caring environment to nurture your child as they play, grow and learn every day.

To arrange a visit call 01323 848490

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SERVICES

Independent financial advice you can trust FREE Initial Meeting • Pensions Reviews • Retirement Planning • Investment Advice

Tel: 01435 869010

www.sandycrosswealth.co.uk info@sandycrosswealth.co.uk Monkhurst House, Sandy Cross Lane.

UNISEX HAIR SALON LADIES GENTS AND KIDS Open Tuesday - Saturday, late night Thursday High Street, Horam, 01435 810200

FULLY INSURED

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Motor Services

Offering a friendly service with over 20 years experience.

Car & trailer servicing, repairs & M.O.T’s.

TRAILER HIRE AVAILABLE. Car trailers, box trailers & horse boxes.

• Collection & delivery service.

FREE within a 5 mile radius from garage.

• Courtesy car available if required.

01435 408568

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Mini service.

Full service.

Diagnostics Holiday check from £20.

Winter check from £20.

Clutches, exhausts & brakes.

Follow the road out of Horam High Street to Maynards Green, turn left at the oast house Unit 18, Bridge Farm, Horam, East Sussex, TN21 0BP 20

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WELL-BEING

Hypnotherapy and NLP Coaching at Horam Natural Therapy Centre

Specialist in smoking cessation and weight control. Help with self-esteem; phobias; public speaking and stress.

Learn self-hypnosis.

Jonathan Conway NCH (acc) NLP Master Practioner and Coach

Tel: 01342 349340/ 07956 855027 www.theconwaypracticehypnotherapy.co.uk

In the comfort of your own home.

Deluxe pedicure or manicure.

Shape, file, cuticles, calluses and hard skin, including varnish £22 £20 Additions: Gel nails extra £10 Hot wax £5 (good for circulation)

Lisa Golding Qualified Pedicure Therapist

07876 100909 01435 866422

Fully qualified & insured beauty treatments: *Manicures/pedicures *Polygel overlay/extensions *Massage *Facials *Waxing *Threading *Eyelash lift/tint/exts *Spray tan.

To book; email: cath@whiterose-beauty.co.uk or 07977 504574 Find & follow us on Facebook - White Rose beauty & nails

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Mend & make do!

Do you have a hole in your favourite jumper or have you worn through your most comfortable jeans? Do you have a pile of mending you never get around to doing?

Come and join a friendly monthly mending group to help get started, share skills and put time aside for repairs.

Mending clothes saves money and will help us do our bit to look after the environment in this time of climate and ecological emergency. By mending our clothes instead of replacing, we will need to buy less and make our clothes last longer.

Currently the shocking statistics are that the fashion industry contributes to around 10% of all global carbon emissions and 20% of global waste water. It takes up to 10,000 litres of water to produce the 1kg of cotton used to make one pair of denim jeans (this is as much water a person drinks over 10 years). With this level of environmental impact we all need to make sure our clothes last longer.

The first session will be on Tuesday 4th February between 7pm - 9pm.

Further sessions on 10th March, 7th April, 12th May, and the 2nd June.

Meet in the Little Stone Barn at The Steelyards, Stream Farm, Maynard’s Green Road, HORAM, East Sussex, TN21 0BP. Directions: on the B2203 Horam to Maynard’s Green Road (North bound side). There is parking available through the main gate or its just a short walk from Horam village centre (bring a torch if you are walking and we can walk home together or share lifts).

Please contact Lisa for more information lisastevens@coopotel.net or 07920 520733

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church for everyone

It’s our church for everyone together@10 - at Christ Church Horam.

Come along and find out what it’s all about!!!

We start with tea, coffee, cake, with chat, activities for the children, then a service for ALL the family. Why not enjoy it with us!!

Sunday 16th February at 10.00am

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COMMUNITY/WELL-BEING CHURCHES TOGETHER IN HEATHFIELD & DISTRICT **BREAKFAST** Venue: Tottingworth Farm Café (Halley Road, Broad Oak) Saturday February 8th 8.00am.

Choice of Cooked Breakfasts at reasonable prices (same menu and prices as in July) (details available later from your CTH & D Representatives) Speaker : Shirl Tanner From ‘ Sussex Pathways’ (A charity which helps prisoners adjust to life outside again) contact Sue Mumford 01580 819415 or susan.mumford6@mypostoffice.co.uk These breakfasts have proved very popular and we hope many of you will come again and bring your friends!

Gamelands Methodist Church, Coggers Cross, Horam Sunday service is at 10:30am every Sunday.

We have a newly refurbished church.

A warm welcome is given to visitors.

Every first Sunday in the Month Gamelands Methodist Church holds a music and poetry afternoon between 2.pm and 4.pm. No musical knowledge is needed to attend.

Just come and enjoy others making music or poetry or join in. There will be light refreshments.

For more information please contact: Pat Hobden, 01435 813373 or Angela Simmons 07968848460

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LENTEN REFLECTIONS 2020 “ Questions that Jesus Asked, What is He Asking of you?”

All sessions held at 6.30 pm. at Heathfield Community Centre, concluding around 8.00pm with refreshments.

Everyone is welcome Sunday 1st March – ‘Why are you so afraid?’ - Mark 4: 35-41.

Speaker: Marcellus Edmonds Sunday 8th March – Will You give me a Drink? – John 4: 4-14 Speaker: Rev. P.J Guy Sunday 15th March: - Who Do you Say That I Am? – Matthew 16: 1316 & 21. Speaker: Dr. Sue Greener Sunday 22nd March: - Are You Asleep? Mark 14: 32-38. Speaker: Rev. Irena Byron Sunday 29th March: - Do You Love Me? John 21: 15-17. Speaker: Rev. Andy Caldwell

SERVICES Ray Wicker - for all your Double glazing and Carpentry needs!

Double glazing: • Replacement of windows and doors in UPVC, aluminium and timber.

• Service & repairs to your existing double glazed windows eg replace old misted glass units, replace broken handles, hinges and locks, re-trim and seal old windows.

• Install UPVC fascia, soffit and guttering - full replacment or cap over.

• Install new or replace shiplap cladding in UPVC or timber.

Carpentry: • Hang doors, fit door liners, architrave, locks, handles skirting etc.

• Custom built in wardrobes/shelves, build flat pack furniture etc.

• Stud walls, insulation board, plasterboard.

• Build garden sheds, summer houses, garden decking etc.

• Fit curtain poles and blinds.

• Replace kitchen/bathroom silicone.

• Install new kitchen carcases, doors etc.

All jobs considered big or small.

Please call Ray Wicker on 07960 503844

HEATHFIELD FUNERAL SERVICE Hailsham Road, Heathfield TN21 8AE

A personal service by an independent family owned company over 4 generations For more information please contact Wendy on 01435 862648 (24hrs) funerals@heathfieldfunerals.co.uk www.heathfieldfunerals.co.uk

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Complementary Therapies

in a quiet & relaxed setting in Horam

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CATERING/EVENTS

Horam Home Kitchen offers a wide range of bespoke catering services to customers in Horam, Heathfield and the surrounding areas, including: Private dining.

CanapĂŠs.

Savoury or sweet buffets.

Rustic cakes and bakes.

Cookery demonstrations and lessons for individuals or groups.

Bake off parties.

Cake decorating parties for adults and children.

All services are bespoke to suit your occasion and budget so please get in touch to discuss your requirements.

Contact Janette Goss on 07580 266979 or 01435 812602 email: gossjanette@gmail.com

www.horamhomekitchen.com or Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HoramHomeKitchen/

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Planning Update More development expected in Horam as inspector kicks out Local Plan Last month the government appointed Inspector Louise Nurser rejected Wealden’s Local Plan regarding development across the District, leaving Horam to contend with escalating numbers of new houses over the next fifteen years.

The new local plan was intended to run from 2013 to 2028. During that period, Wealden had assessed that it needed to build 14,250 houses to meet the housing needs of the District. Interesting to flag that the natural change in population growth in Wealden is negative, meaning that if nobody moved into or out of the District, the population would fall. This means the increase in new houses is predominantly required to accommodate people wishing to move into the District. The 14,250 homes did not include any homes to meet any other authority’s unmet needs.

A potential 32% increase: from 14,250 to 21,615 new houses Much of Wealden lies within the High Weald AONB, which gives protection against major development.

Which means that the majority of the new houses will be in the Low Weald or in the already heavily developed Hailsham and Stone Cross areas. CPRE Sussex (The countryside charity) consider that the towns and villages of Maresfield, Uckfield, East Hoathly, Horam, Hailsham and Westham could be expected to take the lion’s share of this increased number of homes over the next 15 years.

Why did the Inspector reject the plan?

The Inspector recommended that Wealden withdraw the plan as she considered that it was not legally compliant, as Wealden has failed to comply with the Duty to Co-operate requirements. She also considered that the plan was not sound, as the Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA) was not justified. She believed that additional traffic emissions from new development will not result in an adverse effect to the protected areas of Ashdown Forest, which is contrary to the findings of the HRA .

Eastbourne Council have advised that they have no more appropriate space for any additional houses, so the government expect neighbouring districts to compensate for this and increase the number of houses they build to make up these numbers. Wealden didn’t reach out to Eastbourne because they knew they couldn’t accommodate additional numbers to their allocation because of the restrictions that damage from further development to Ashdown Forest posed. However, because the Inspector is questioning the data in the HRA, this undermines the position they took. Had the Inspector not found fault with the HRA, then she would have had great difficulty in finding that the requirements of the Duty to Co-operate had not been met. A real catch 22 situation.

Wealden has undertaken considerable monitoring of Ashdown Forest since 2014, including the traffic, the emissions and the condition of the protected flora. This monitoring is still ongoing. Considerable scientific analysis of the monitoring data has shown that any increase in traffic arising from any new development in the District could lead to an adverse effect to the Forest. As Ashdown Forest is protected by the Habitats Regulations, development cannot be given permission unless it is certain at the time of granting permission that the adverse effect can be completely mitigated.

CPRE Sussex is fully convinced that Wealden’s HRA is scientifically robust. They believe that Wealden is correct under the Habitats Regulations to not permit any development in the District without full and proper mitigation. Indeed, the law is very clear, if permission was granted for any development without proper mitigation, Wealden would be acting unlawfully.

What happens next?

At the time of going to press Wealden is recommending to the Full Council on 19th February 2020 that they vote to withdraw the plan. They have already written to the inspector accepting her findings.

Wealden will then need to start work on a new plan.

How will Wealden deal with existing & future planning applications?

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Planning Update The current development plan, for which the new plan was intended to replace, consists of the 2013 Core Strategy and Saved Policies from the 1998 Wealden Local Plan. Until a new plan is adopted by the Council, all applications will be determined against this current development plan. However, the current plan is deemed to be out of date and any policies that restrict housing development are given less weight in the planning balance when deciding whether or not to approve an application, meaning that it is far easier for developers to gain permission in this situation than if the plan was deemed up to date.

Wealden has a considerable number of held applications that have been submitted for some time. All these applications are for sites that have not been identified as suitable within the Submitted Local Plan and could cause an adverse effect to Ashdown Forest. As Wealden, having done a complete about turn, now state that the Ashdown Forest restrictions are not valid and Wealden does not have a five-year supply of land, Wealden is potentially going to grant permission for the majority of these held applications.

In addition, there are currently a number of applications where Wealden has refused and the applicant has gone to appeal. Where the Ashdown Forest constraint figured as a reason for refusal, Wealden has written to the Planning Inspectorate withdrawing that reason for refusal. Thus, without a five-year supply of land, the Inspectorate is more than likely to accept these appeals and the development will proceed.

Is there anyway of challenging the Inspector’s decision?

At the time of going to press, investigations are ongoing on whether or not a legal challenge against the Inspector’s decision can be mounted. It is hoped that a challenge can at least be made against the decision that the HRA is not justified. To do this, a source of funding for the legal costs would need to be identified (which would be quite high if the action is unsuccessful).

Attempts will be made seek to influence sufficient number of Wealden Councillors to vote against the recommendation to withdraw the plan. However, it is not considered that this has much chance of success

Is there anything YOU can do too?

Yes there is and you are urged to get involved.

You can write to your Wealden Councillor requesting that they do not support the motion to withdraw the local plan at their meeting on 19 February using reasons from the information above, e.g. the inspector is wrong in assessing that more development will not cause an adverse effect to Ashdown Forest. Contact details of your Councillor can be found at: http://council.wealden.gov.uk/mgMemberIndex.aspx?bcr=1 Our local Councillors are: Susan Stedman and Bob Bowdler 01435 830418 cllr.bob.bowdler@wealden.gov.uk 01435 813182 cllr.susan.stedman@wealden.gov.uk 1. Have they (WDC) actually taken legal advice? Where from?

2. If they have, was it purely on the failure of the duty to co-operate or did it include the HRA as a separate issue?

3. On the HRA, did Wealden explain to the legal team that all Wealden’s eminent experts had gone to great lengths to address the issue that Nurser did not like?

4. Did they ask about the situation that if the HRA was found OK, would then the failure to co-operate be much more difficult to stick?

You can ask you family members and friends to similarly write to their Wealden Councillor.

You could ask your Parish Council to support you by also writing to Wealden.

You can respond to the HPC Neighbourhood Plan questionnaire enclosed in this issue.

But preferably and MORE URGENTLY, you could help identify sources of funding to be able to bring a judicial review to ensure that the HRA is allowed to stand. Action is needed NOW if you have any concern about even more of our countryside being built over.

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HORAM PARISH COUNCIL

NEED YOUR FEEDBACK TO PREPARE A NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN A NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN CAN INFLUENCE THE FUTURE DESIGN OF DWELLINGS, THE MATERIALS USED & THE LAYOUT. THE PARISH ALSO BENEFITS FINANCIALLY.

What would you prefer to see in the Parish?

MORE HIGH-RISE BLOCKS & TOWN HOUSES

OR DWELLINGS MORE IN KEEPING WITH THE LOCAL AREA

WE NEED RESIDENTS TO RESPOND TO MAKE THIS VIABLE. PLEASE HELP US TO SHAPE THE FUTURE OF THE PARISH BY COMPLETING THE ENCLOSED QUESTIONNAIRE.

(Closing date for return 28th March 2020)

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The housing allocation for Horam has risen from 100 dwellings to 750+ This figure is highly likely to increase as the Inspector has rejected Wealden’s Local Plan stating that it needs to accommodate more houses. In view of this predicted increase, Horam Parish Council would like to develop a Neighbourhood Plan. (NP) When 'made' a neighbourhood plan becomes part of the local statutory development plan and must be taken into account by the local planning authority when making planning decisions. It is pretty important to have an NP where no Local Plan exists.

Neighbourhood planning gives local people a direct say in decisions that affect them.

What a Neighbourhood Plan cannot do is stop growth. What a Neighbourhood Plan can do is: • • • • • •

Develop a shared vision for your neighbourhood.

Guide type and design policies used to determine planning applications.

Identify and protect local green space.

Protection of the environment.

Enhancement of biodiversity.

Financially benefit the Parish by receiving 25% of developer contribution uncapped to spend locally. This is referred to as the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL). Without a NP the Parish only receives 15% of developer contribution and that is capped at £100 per dwelling.

Constructing a Neighbourhood Plan Stage 1: • The first stage of the process is to have a Parish wide consultation that will be used to shape the policies for our local plan.

• The Initial consultation is by way of a Questionnaire that will be delivered to you with the February Parish Diary.

• it is critically important that we have a tremendous return of completed Questionnaires.

• We have to be able to demonstrate to external assessors that the plan is influenced by your feelings and opinions about the future of the Parish which will be provided by the responses to the Questionnaire.

• At the Parish Annual Meeting on 22nd April 2020 we will feedback and discuss the results of the Questionnaire and next steps.

The Neighbourhood Plan process will take more than a year to complete but if we don’t produce a Neighbourhood Plan, the future of where we live will continue to be decided elsewhere.

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Services for February: Sun 2nd

10.30am

Family Communion

Sun 9th

10.30am

Family Worship

Tues 11th

9.30am

Sun 16th

10.00am

(& children’s groups up to Yr1)

(& children’s groups up to Yr1)

Holy Communion

(Book of Common Prayer)

Together@10 Church for Everyone (please see information elsewhere in the Diary)

Sun 23rd

10.30am

Family Worship

(& children’s groups up to Yr1)

Other Activities: Crossways drop-in for refreshments, chat with friends (Wed 10.00-12.00 - 05/02/20) Bible Study - Growth Groups Jumping Beans - Parent & Toddler Group (term-time -Thursdays 10.00-11.30) Fellowship Group (Tuesday 25th February at 2.00pm) Rooted - youth group (term-time - Fridays 7.00pm-9.00pm) Supporting Horam Christian Care Group

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Wardens:

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Sardinia First on the list is Sardinia, or in Italian ‘Sardegna’, is not a mainstream Mediterranean destination but a sophisticated Italian island, west of mainland Italy and south of Corsica. With over 1,800km of unspoilt coastline, it is renowned for beautiful beaches, turquoise sea and fascinating rock formations. Yet being the second largest Mediterranean island, it has so much more to offer with an interesting history, wild mountainous interior, vibrant towns with local traditions and colourful festivals. The people are warm and friendly and enjoying themselves is a way of life.

Sardinia, renowned for beautiful beaches, turquoise sea and fascinating rock formations.

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HORAM PARISH COUNCIL – February 2020 UPCOMING WORKS TO THE PARAPET OF HOREBEECH LANE BRIDGE

HPC has been advised by Bovis that work on raising the parapet of Horebeech Lane Bridge and the construction of a pavement will commence on 10th February with the construction of the scaffolding and safety netting on the Cuckoo Trail. The actual work at street level with the road closure and/or traffic lights will commence on 17 February 2020.

HORAM PLAY PARK

Due to the appalling ground conditions the play park has been closed off until the ground improves.

The mud on the very expensive kit will do long term damage, so to avoid this happening the area must be protected. Any further damage and this could also become unsafe. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. It is hoped that it will be open again soon for everyone to enjoy, even though the rain shows no signs of letting up.

SKATE PARK

The skate park is still open and access can be gained from the side road near the hedge. Once again parents and guardians are reminded to ensure that their youngsters wear protective kit at all times.

The skatepark is not a playground and is meant for users aged eight upwards.

THIRD AGE EQUIPMENT

The above equipment is till cordoned off due to the severe weather conditions. Unfortunately, it is not known how this long will be. It is all down to weather conditions and will be re-opened as soon as the ground has dried up.

Visitors are requested to use the litter bins considerately and take anything large home with them.

PLEASE NOTE that these bins are NOT for the disposal of dog waste. A bin, especially for the disposal of dog pooh, is provided on the recreation ground – PLEASE USE THIS!

HORAM MEMORIAL STONE - PLAQUES

Plaques for the memorial stone are available for purchase at a cost of £110.50 and can be ordered from the Parish Council. These plaques are available for anyone with a Horam connection, even if their relative or friend was not a resident.. Please contact the Clerk, Sally Blades clerk@horam.com, m:07900576236 or 01435 812151 on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings for further information.

PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS - 2nd Wednesday every month, Full Council meeting, 7.30pm in The Horam Centre, High Street, Horam. The Planning Committee will meet prior to that at 6.45 p.m.

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT Monday evening Planning Committee meetings ONLY, will com-

mence at 6.30 p.m. This will continue until the 30th March 2020 when they will revert back to 7.30 p.m.

All committee meeting dates, including Finance and Planning are listed on the Parish Notice Board, the web-site and at The Horam Centre.

HORAM WEBSITE AND FACEBOOK PAGE

The Horam website can be found at - www.horam.com – please take a look at it - you will find information regarding local events and news as well as Parish Council matters. Businesses and Event organisers can add their details to the website directly by following the link on the appropriate page or via the Clerk. Horam also has a Community Facebook page – you can view the page at www.facebook.com/ horamvillage Horam Parish Council Clerk contact details: Telephone 01435 812151 (Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings – 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.) Mobile: 07900 576236 or e-mail at clerk@horam.com or call into The Horam Centre (Tuesday, Thursday or Friday mornings).

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USEFUL CONTACTS Beavers, Cubs, Scouts Explorer, Paul Sutton, 01435 813023/07803 051048.

Bowling Club, Alan Archer, 01435 865536.

Cross In Hand Bridge Club, Jan Moore, 01435 863001.

Heathfield & Horam Football Club, Becki Chiweda 07366 034310.

Brownies, Mary Jones, 07814 373402.

Christ Church Fellowship, Pamela Blakey, 01435 810348.

Dementia Supper Clubs, Lyn Leeves, 07740 338120.

Diamond Dance, Lizzie Owen, 01435 812543/07985 306178.

Dog training in Heathfield, UDDTC.org phone 01435 830222.

Eastbourne & District Canine Society, Mrs Chris Cleland, 01323 506151.

Heathfield Choral Society, Chris Thompson, 01323 833921, chairman@heathfieldchoral.org.uk Heathfield & District Horticultural Society, Nick Jeggo, 01435 830725.

Heathfield Folk & Dance Club, Joy Charlesworth, 01435 873551, sec@heathfieldfolk.org.uk Heathfield Food & Wine Circle, Lorraine Cooley, 01435 812704.

Heathfield Road Runners, Fleur Blanford, 01435 812926, info@heathfieldroadrunners.com Heathfield Bridge Club, Richard Gatwood, 01323 764384.

Heathfield Sequence Dance Club, Dot French, 01435 864827.

Heathfield Silver Band, Mallory Hansford, 01435 862398, mallory@heathfieldsilverband.org Horam Christian Care Group, Jean Gill, 01435 813096.

Horam Parish Allotment Society, Rebecca Landau-Wildy, 01435 813085.

Horam Parish Council, Horam Centre, Sally Blades, 01435 812151, (Tues, Thurs & Fri morn).

Horam Centre, Janet Fairweather, 01435 868425 or Michael Cousins 07748 270494.

Horam Flower Show, Jane Skirrow, 01435 813269.

Horam Fun Day, Dave Sutton, 01435 812462/07889 652586.

Horam Guides, Jo Sutton, 01435 813023.

Horam & Heathfield Flower Show, Doreen Nuttal, 01435 866026.

Horam Pre-school, Angela Wood, 01435 813295.

Horam Tennis Club, Mary Evans, 01435 867776.

Horam Residents Group, Lucy Atabey, 01435 812153.

Horam Toddlers, Gill Delves, 01435 408405.

Horam Village Hall. For hire or information call Angela Wood on 01435 813295.

Oxney Vines Cross Tug @ War, Mike Hutch, 07850 382619.

Pottery Club, Sue Ramsay-Smith, 01435 810390.

Rainbows, Brenda Macklin, 01435 812018.

RSPCA, 0300 1234 999.

Tuesday Whist Drive, Mr D Winter, 01435 813233.

Vines Cross Bonfire Society, Mark Woods, 07976 426286.

Wealden Youth Choir, Tea Killick, 07808 222535.

Welcome Art Group, Lee Smith, 01435 862110.

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Manor Oak Surgery, 01435 812323.

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Young at Heart spent a very festive December being invited to Parkside’s “Christmas carols and mince pies”, Bricklehurst, All Saints and St Richard’s and Skippers Hill Nativity plays. Broad Oak Primary School kindly hosted Christmas lunch and carols. I can’t thank the schools enough for their involvement in Young at Heart. The joy they bring is so uplifting and gives our members so much to talk about! Our members made Christmas wreaths for their doors - every one different and quite outstanding! We hosted a Young at Heart Christmas lunch on the 23rd December joined by Little Tinkers Nursery School. The day kicked off with some magic from the wonderful Colin, delicious Christmas lunch - cooked and provided by EBL Events. Father Christmas joined us after lunch and then Angela and choir members arrived for Christmas singing who were and are simply “brilliant”! Kindly sponsored by Axell Eames and huge thanks to Horam and Vines Cross Village Diary for all their support!

Uniting generations in the glorious setting of Heathfield Park Cricket Club

A full day of lunch, crafts and activities with pupils from local schools Book a FREE TRIAL DAY and come and join us we would love to meet you!

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1st Horam Scout Group News

Group Scout leader Paul Sutton 01435 813023

Charity No 1064375

Our next JUMBLE SALE is on Saturday 14th March 2:30pm Collections as normal in the morning Grange Close, Tollwood, Horam Park Close, Paynes Bridge, Estates.

Our 100 club ---- (November 2019 until October 2020) Due to a busy time during December please find the winners for: November. 1st Mrs P Anton 2nd Mrs R Barton 3rd Mrs S Sutton.

December. 1st Mr R Wilkinson 2nd Mr A Prus 3rd Mrs L Richardson.

If you have not joined our 100 club and wish to do so, its £1 a month for each share.

Please complete the form at the bottom of this letter and return it to Dave Sutton with your cheque.

I would like …….. Share’s in the 1st Horam Scout Group 100 Club, at £1.00 per share, per month) for the rest of the 2019/20 periodName ……………………………………

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Please attached cheque £………………. made payable to 1st Horam Scout Group and return with the form to Dave Sutton “Pollards” Vines Cross Road Horam TN21 9EE If you need more information contact Dave on 01435 812462 M 07889 652586

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February Gardening Diary 'All the months of the year curse a fair februeer" Just as for January, no good will come from a warm February, cold and dormancy is still what’s called for in the garden and we haven't had nearly enough of it. If the wind is in the east at the beginning of the month, winter is likely to remain for some weeks to come, indeed snow and ice may be expected, but if the wind is mild and westerly we may expect the worst of winter to be behind us. During clement spells of weather we should be pressing on with the steadily lengthening list of jobs to be carried out in the garden.

Winter flowering shrubs may be pruned as they finish their flowering. With Winter Jasmine train as many recently flowered shoots along the wall as necessary and cut back the rest to four buds from the base, these should then make good growth for next winter.

Buddleia Davidii is a subject that greatly enjoys hard treatment, sometime between St. Patrick's Day and Good Friday prune back to four or so buds.

Hydrangea paniculata may be treated in the same way, likewise the red and yellow-stemmed dogwoods, the stems of these may be used as cuttings; placed in fine soil in a sheltered out-of-the-way spot, they should make root by autumn.

All too often we see weak and sickly plants in the border, but this can be avoided with a just a few hours' light work; those plants which have not been recently moved may be fed with a general fertiliser, preferably with manure or compost lightly dug in at the same time.

It will pay to start spraying the roses at the end of the month as the stems will most likely be hosting overwintering fungal spores, the main thing is to prevent the appearance of mould on the leaf, by which time it is too late to eradicate, regular applications as directed and early into the season should see off the fungus for the rest of the year.

Box edgings may be planted and if wallflowers, forget-me-nots and polyanthuses are still to be put out, this should be done without delay, we may also be planting hollyhocks, verbenas, foxgloves, sweet Williams and Canterbury bells.

Our thoughts may at last be turning to which crops we may be sowing now to encourage and cheer us through the long gloom of Lent, any ground preparation or early seed sowing must be governed by the weather, excess rain or cold should see us off to the shed for yet more tool sharpening and brooding over seed catalogues.

Outdoor sowing is still fraught with danger of failure, but a month's head start may be gained with the use of cloches, sadly not seen as often nowadays as they might be. The keen vegetable gardener will have been greatly cheered by that most glorious of early winter sights, namely the the upthrustings of a line of sturdy green cotyledons which signalled the successful germination of their broad beans.

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February Gardening Diary If the weather is fine and 'open' and the reader has a south facing or otherwise sheltered veg. patch it may pay to sow some seeds under cloches, assuming of course a fine tilth has first been achieved. Onion, pea, parsnip, lettuce, broad bean, Brussels sprout and radish may be tried. Radishes must be grown fast to be tender and mild, any check to growth leads to hot and woody specimens, disdained even by the poultry. Protect from frost. Garlic and shallots to go in around Valentine's day/Anniversary of fire-bombing of Dresden.

Mice find peas dipped in diesel or paraffin to be an unappetising snack.

That long-neglected Rhubarb clump may now be lifted and divided. One good eye per clump. For sticks to be proud of, divisions should not to be harvested until next year.

Fruit trees grown in lawn or meadow will benefit from a helping of Nitrogen.

Chives may be divided and replanted at the end of the month.

At this season there is a great attraction to the thought of wallowing in the bath, using up all the family's hot water and ruminating over the new season's seed catalogue whilst keeping a keen ear open for the fall of South African wickets over the wireless and fine activities they are too but we must soon bestir our loins, as March is, for many, the beginning of the gardening year and much important groundwork carried out now will greatly ease the pressure later on.

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Trevor Weeks, founder of Wildlife Rescue & Ambulance Service, is always in need of pillowslips, towels, blankets & Whiskas cat food. If you can help please contact Virginia Heaton 01435 812541 or email oberon@uwclub.net You can arrange for him to give talks to groups and these are very interesting and very informative. These talks are about his rescue work and what to do if you find any wildlife that may or may not need help.

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Rosemead update from Bovis Homes The build progresses with 7 houses now sold and 3 now occupied, with another 3 reserved. You may have noticed that the first street sign (Poppy Drive) has gone up on main road into the estate. Site manager Steve Bowen advised that a solution for the surface water on the road by the show homes, has been found and work is due to commence soon. He is also in discussion with the groundworks team to address the uneven road before and after the new roundabout to avoid damage to local residents cars and the cars of motorists that regularly use this road.

Please note that works to the bridge will begin this month. Bridge works will commence w/c 10/2 with advance scaffolding to the bridge and path area off the road. Main bridge works will start on the 17/2 with a combination of traffic lights and a road closure around w/c 16/3 for two weeks (except for school bus, which will be given access).

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