Village Living Issue 101 February 2018

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FREE ● February 2018

Lifestyle | Community | Business

Steyning Bramber Beeding Ashington Washington Storrington Henfield Partridge Green Shoreham-by-Sea

Create more space at home with a Garden Room

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Local Valentine event to plan for!

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Welcome to Feb

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Worthing Pride… get ready!!

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News – latest on county funding for our schools

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Whats On near you...

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Menu from the exceptional Taste Buds R Us!

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With thanks to Timber Rooms for our fantastic February Cover. timberrooms.co.uk

Farmers & Makers’ Fair 31st March 2018

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Welcome to February!

Welcome to the February issue...

This month we would like to thank the team at Timber rooms for their fantastic front cover, showcasing some of their work for a customer in Steyning. Give the team a call for a free site survey and quotation , get that extra space sorted and in place before summer!

The Storrington Sports and Social Club, are hosting a Valentines event on Feb 10th with a prize for the best dressed couple!!

Don’t know about you but I LOVE chocolate and coconut – this month our lovely Dominic from belleau kitchen, shows us how to make our own bounty-esque – chocolate bars!!

Our news page this month is an update on the government funding for schools in our county, this really is such an important issue and one that we should be fully aware of, and informed on what we can do as parents to help.

Exciting news for the summer, although a while away, planning is in progress as we speak, and sponsorship opportunities are available... Pride is coming to Worthing!!! we hope to update you with you details as we get closer to the date!

Please find local dates and times for local film viewings, and do let us know if there is a screening happening near you that you wish to share details on….

Wishing you a lovely month, we hope that wherever you are that there is lots of love in the air…..and all around you! (don’t forget that books make GREAT Valentines gifts! – your local bookshop in Steyning is always up to date and will always try to order anything they haven’t got in stock!).

Katie & Michelle x

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Get Ready...

This Summer we present...

Worthing Pride 2018 Diversity & Dreams

SATURDAY 14TH JULY 2018 supporting 2 charities: West Sussex Coastal Mind & All Sorts Youth Project

Beach Carnival Theme A ticketed after-party will be held at The Libertine Worthing, from 10pm

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News...

NATIONAL FUNDING FORMULA Headteachers’ response

In September 2017 the government announced its new National Funding Formula. Consequently, the Department for Education reduced the amount that it had originally planned to take from school budgets by £1.3 billion (20152020) and confirmed new formula arrangements for how schools would be funded from April 2018.

Headteachers have looked in detail at the Department for Education’s own funding information and statistics and have concluded that the new arrangements fall well short of what was promised.

The attached documentation shows how some of the schools in West Sussex are being treated under the new formula. Despite promises to the contrary, your child’s education is still worth far less than that of many other counties. It is acknowledged that factors such as deprivation and English as a second language, mean that schools should be funded differently, but the disparities that will still be in place for the next financial year 2018-19 (and beyond) are impossible to regard as being satisfactory in any way.

Some basic headlines – using the Department for Education’s own statistics – confirm the following: · 100,000 pupils in West Sussex will receive £30 million less than the same number of pupils in the average funded authority, £145 million less than the same number of pupils in Greenwich and £263 million less than those in Hackney. · Over the five years, for example, of your child’s education from Years 7 to 11 – therefore, this equates to differences of £150 million from the average funded authority and a staggering £1.3 billion less than pupils in Hackney. · In Upper Beeding, a primary school of 340 pupils will have a budget of £1.2 million. This compares to a budget of £2 million for the same size school in Hackney. The total funding difference is £800,000 (67%). · In Shoreham-by-Sea, a primary school of 432 pupils will have a budget of £1.5million. This compares to a budget of £2.5 million for the same size school in Hackney. The total funding difference is £1 million (71%) To give an idea of how badly children in West Sussex schools are being funded, when compared to other areas, we can confirm that, an additional £1 million of funding can purchase the following: · 34 teachers at an average salary (including on-costs) of £30,000 · 63 teaching assistants at an average salary (including on-costs) of £16,000 · 2000 computers at an average cost of £500 · 40,000 text books at an average cost of £25

Additional funding could also be spent on a range of other crucial resources and support staff in areas such as Special Educational Needs and Disability, counselling services and intervention work for students across the ability range.

For over two years, Headteachers have run a relentlessly reasonable campaign requesting a fair deal for the children in our schools. We have absolutely no desire to see schools in other parts of the country suffer a reduction in their own funding, but we cannot accept that the children that we educate are treated so unfairly.

At times, our resources and that of the Local Authority are so stretched that we worry about carrying out the most basic duty – that of maintaining the best possible welfare provision – to the levels to that all schools should be able to.

Some schools are even resorting to asking for parental contributions to supplement their beleaguered budgets.

This is entirely unacceptable.

Headteachers in thousands of other low funded areas of England, are all stating the same facts. We are delighted that a cross party group of councillors from West Sussex are also continuing to support our campaign so clearly. On 4 January 2018, councillors of all political affiliations used the West Sussex County Times to state publicly that the proposed new formula is “not fit for purpose”.

Our collective work – and in particular, the sustained intervention of local MPs – was important in ensuring that some improvements were made to original proposals for the new formula. We now need to have this work finished fairly and adequately. Maintaining the status quo is just not acceptable.

Every pupil sits the same examinations and all pupils have the right to adequate levels of funding and support so that their dreams and aspirations can be fulfilled. All schools are judged by the same Ofsted criteria, regardless of funding arrangements.

It is also vital to our country’s future wellbeing and prosperity that every child is given a proper opportunity to succeed.

West Sussex MPs lobbied hard for the introduction of a National Funding Formula, and the extra £28 million for West Sussex schools has gone a considerable way towards making funding fairer.

In November, representative Headteachers from 5000 schools across 25 counties, petitioned the Chancellor directly.

The response was both superficial and inadequate. We now need every parent to step up alongside their child’s school and insist that matters must improve. As a first action, we need our local MPs to raise their voices publicly and unequivocally once again to confirm that the new funding formula proposed by the government is simply not fit for purpose.

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What’s On? MARKETS

Henfield Hall – Monday Market from January open every Monday except bank holidays from 9am - 12.30 p.m a variety of stalls Shoreham – 2nd Sat of each month. 9am -13.00pm East Street.

4th Sat of each month. 9am - 13.00pm. East Street. Shoreham also has a market every Wednesday morning at The Shoreham Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham-by-Sea. 9am - 12.15pm

Dunkirk (12A) 107 mins Blockbuster – Wednesday 28th February, 7.30pm World War II thriller about the evacuation of Allied troops from the French town of Dunkirk. Serves up an emotionally satisfying spectacle brought to life by a gifted cast that honours the fact based story. Starring Tom Hardy, Fionn Whitehead and Harry Styles. £5.00.

Rotary Film Night at Sullington Parish Hall

STORRINGTON FILM NIGHT Wednesday 14 February 2018

Steyning – 1st Sat of each month. 9am - 13.00pm High St car park Storrington – Village Market at Village Hall 10am -11.15am every Friday, a variety of locally home grown and sourced plants, meats, eggs, preserves, fruit & veg, plus jewellery, crafts and health/beauty products.

West Chiltington – 2nd Sat of month. 9am - 12.00pm. Village Hall

EVENTS LOCAL LIBRARIES HENFIELD – First Tuesday of each month 2-4pm Knit and Natter, Rhyme time under 5’s Thursday 1015-1045 SHOREHAM – Every 2nd Thursday of each month 130-3pm knit and natter Rhyme time under 5’s every Tuesday 1015-1045 and 1130-

12pm Storytime Friday 210-140 under 5’s STEYNING – 1st Monday of the month 10.30-11.30am Book Break – Come have a coffee and biscuit and chat about books.

ROPETACKLE FILM CLUB Performance commences at 7.30pm with an interval and Bar & Victoria & Abdul – Wednesday 14th February, 7.30pm Unsold

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Tickets £5 fromThe Card Shop’ in Storrington. tickets Starring Dench, Ali Michael Gambon, andthe Simon will beJudi available for Fazal, purchase on the door on night.

Callow. The story of Queen Victoria and how she forged an A beautiful woman suffers amnesia after surviving a car crash Anyone transport should Rogerclerk, Jamieson unlikelyneeding and devoted alliance with acontact young Indian much on on L.A.s Mulholland Drive. Hiding in an empty apartment, 01798 813956 to the concern of her household and inner circle. she meets an aspiring actress. As they attempt to unearth her identity, they fall in love. Or do they? ‘A bona fide masterpiece. For further details please contact Ken Collins on 01903 740745 Mulholland Drive (15) 147 mins Thursday 8th February, 7.30pm

Murder On The Orient Express – Wednesday 7th March, 7.30pm ClubChristie of Storrington & Pulborough District An erotic, deeply unsettling, darkly comic journey through Rotary The Agatha classic, with her detective Hercule Poirot. the subconscious city of night’. Starring Naomi Watts, directed Sullington Hall, Thakeham Road, RH20 3PP. Tickets are £5, and

by David Lynch. Open to Film Club members and their guests are available from the Card Shop in Storrington. Any unsold (£5.00) only. tickets will be available on the door, on the night. There is a Bar and a Raffle during the interval.Anyone requiring transport The Red Turtle (PG) 80 mins should contact Roger Jamieson 01798 813956. For further Family Film for Half term – Wednesday 14th February, 2.00pm information please contact Ken Collins 01903 740745.

Through the story of a man shipwrecked on a tropical island WEDDING FAYRE inhabited by turtles, crabs and birds, The Red Turtle recounts Sunday 11th February, 11.00am - 3pm, ASHINGTON CENTRE, the milestones in the life of a human being. ‘A beautifully FOSTER LANE, ASHINGTON. RH20 3PG. animated, deceptively simple story with narrative layers as Come along and see how you can have a beautiful wedding richly absorbing as its lovely visuals’. £3.50. at an affordable price. Bridal Gowns, Florists, Caterers, Bar Services, Photographers, Wedding Cars, Stationers, Wedding The Big Sick (15) 119 mins Hats, Decorators and lots more. Everything for a day you and Matinee – Thursday 22nd February, 2.00pm your guests will always remember.

Pakistan-born stand up comedian Kumail and student Emily fall For details please phone Margaret on 01903 892633 in love but struggle as their cultures clash. When Emily contracts or email info@ashingtoncentre.co.uk. a mystery illness, Kumail is forced to face her feisty parents, his family’s expectations and his true feelings. Unforgettable, funny and touching love story. Starring Kumail Nanjiani, Zoe Kazan and Holly Hunter. £3.50.

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Thursday 15 February 2018 (Half-Term), 10.00am - 12.30pm Activities Morning for primary-aged children. £2 per child.

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Rum &Coconut BountyBrownies

It’s safe to say that if you grew up in the UK in the 70’s or 80’s the Bounty chocolate bar will hold a special place in your hearts. Whilst it was actually released during the tourism boom in the 50’s it was not doubt the ‘Taste of Paradise’ adverts that we all fondly remember.

Back then, when the date began with a one and a nine, the coconut seemed like such an exotic food item, only seen at either the funfair or wrapped in chocolate – I mean you could get them at ‘specialist’ shops but no white, middle-class mum of two ever actually purchased one and brought one home… and if they did nobody knew what to do with it. So the idea of the delicious chocolate bar, mysteriously served as two smaller bars in one long wrapper was very tempting and felt particularly adult and exotic. Of course the poor coconut has become commonplace with the millennial generation and with its incredibly versatile and healthy oil you can understand why… but of course it means the chocolate coated Bounty bar has taken somewhat of a sideswipe and been relegated to the bottom shelf of the chocolate counter. I love them and along with the coconut’s natural bathing partner, rum, they take centre stage in these very adult brownies. These rum and coconut bounty brownies are just divine. It’s my classic and failsafe brownie recipe, just with added vigour… painless, simple and very fast to bake, there are no excuses not to have these in your gob this very afternoon.

Ingredients: • 185g butter • 185g good quality dark chocolate – at least 70% cocoa solids • 3 large eggs • 275g golden caster sugar • 85g plain flour • a pinch of salt • 40g cocoa powder • 100g desiccated coconut • 4 tablespoons of rum • 6 Bounty chocolate bars Grease and line a 20cm square brownie pan, pre-heat the oven to 160C. In a pan gently melt the butter and chocolate – do this over a really low heat and stir regularly – take it off the heat before it’s fully melted and set aside to cool, stirring again as it melts, stir in the rum. In a large bowl beat the eggs and sugar with an electric mix for about 6 minutes until it doubles in volume and becomes pale, light and airy then pour in the melted and cooled chocolate and gently fold in until it’s fully combined. Sieve in the flour, salt and cocoa and again, gently fold in, along with the desiccated coconut, and pour the mixture into your brownie pan. Crumble the bounty bars randomly over the brownie batter pushing some pieces into the mixture and leaving some on top. Bake on 160C for 25 mins then remove from the oven and let it cool in the tin – cut into squares.

Eat and of course, enjoy!

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