RH10 Uncovered 1st Issue May 2006

Issue 1

RH10

May 2006

uncovered Planning the Perfect Wedding Interview with Doug Arnold Spring into a Game of Golf Community News Prize Competitions Relax into Reiki Su Doku

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A Warm Welcome to RH10 Uncovered

Firstly, may we extend a huge "Thank you" to all the businesses that have advertised in the launch edition of RH10 Uncovered. We are very grateful for your support and the confidence you have shown in the magazine by joining us at the start of this new venture.

We hope you enjoy this new local magazine, which will be dropping through your door every month. Our aim is to bring you a magazine packed full of interesting articles, local content and of course a handy guide to all the products and services available to you locally.

We have a whole host of articles for you this month, including "Planning the Perfect Wedding" (Page 8) for those of you who are planning your big day this year.

With the advent of the Spring weather we have also included a Golfing feature (Page 22) for those of you who have been inspired by the recent US Masters tournament to take up the sport, or to get back out there and improve your game!

Each month we will also be including some coffee-time puzzles for when you have 5 minutes to sit down, put your feet up and relax, as well as the odd prize competition or two! Check out our Days Gone By competition if you fancy winning a free advertisement, or for those of you without your own business how about trying our Prize Crossword?

Finally we will also be looking for local companies to sponsor the cost of printing additional "Community Pages". So if you are a local company with a big heart, please get in touch with us and ensure that we can continue to bring you news about your local teams, clubs associations and charities. If you are a local organisation and would like us to include your news on a regular basis, please let us know.

Enjoy the magazine and please let us have your comments, suggestions and ideas.

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Inside our launch issue...

Welcome to RH10 Uncovered Calling All Businesses Planning the Perfect Wedding Relax into Reiki Spring into a Game of Golf Days Gone By Competition Local People - Introduction Local People - Doug Arnold Community Pages - Introduction Crawley Down Turners Hill Copthorne Su Doku Puzzle Next Month in RH10 Uncovered Prize Crossword

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This will mean that the magazine, and consequently your business, will stay on the coffee table from the day it is delivered to the day that the next edition is delivered, ensuring that you get longevity of coverage and immediacy of access for customers looking to source products or services from our local businesses. Add to this the strong evidence to suggest that truly local services are preferred by the majority of the UK population and you can begin to see why you can't afford not to seen in the magazine!.

"We don't need to advertise, everyone already knows about us" you might be thinking‌.? Well there is still a lot you can do to support your local community - if you are a company with a big heart, why not sponsor one of our "Community Pages" and ensure that we can continue to offer our readers news about their local teams, associations, clubs and charities? Or maybe you would be prepared to sponsor one of our monthly puzzles in some way?

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We are extremely excited about the launch edition of RH10 Uncovered and at the opportunity to meet and work with local businesses, in order to offer the local community a quality publication that is both interesting and useful to its readers. We hope you enjoy the magazine and would welcome any comments or suggestions that you may have. Please call us on 01293 824088 or email: info@rh10uncovered.co.uk.

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Planning for the Perfect Wedding The average wedding takes up to 250 hours to arrange It’s every girls dream to have their fairytale wedding, but getting it right takes time! It has been said that the average wedding can take up to 250 hours to arrange, and costs anything up to £15,000.

Whatever budget you have for your wedding, it pays to start planning early.

There are endless points that need attention. You should, however, find that once you break up the tasks into smaller easily achieved tasks that it won't seem so daunting.

Set a timetable to see what really needs doing, and when, to see how much of an issue it will be. As well as asking your Mum, also approach trusted friends to help you - planning your wedding should be an enjoyable time, not a period of suffering!

One of the most important details of the wedding is the actual wedding date itself.

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The key, is to start organising and planning as soon as possible.

This is usually the detail that is taken care of first. Factors in choosing a date include the availability of the venue where the wedding will take place and availability of friends and family on the assigned date. Saturdays are always popular so you'll need to fix it well in advance. For similar reasons book reception venue and/or caterers at the same time, even if you don't know guest numbers. Deciding how many to invite is the next step and should be taken jointly by both families.

TheTact and diplomacy are needed where one 'side' wants to import a coachload of thirsty, distant relatives but is unspecific about who's going to pay; likewise when a divorced parent declares: "If she's coming, I'm not".

Don't forget to arrange your honeymoon early too, as making do with your second choice can be a lasting disappointment.

Confirm the booking in writing and re-confirm close to your departure date.

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Planning the perfect wedding, continued

“ Except for her spouse, the photographer is arguably the most important wedding decision a bride will make �

With the book-ahead basics done, it's time to choose your bridesmaids, best man, ushers and page boys - and to spend time on one of the nicest tasks; shopping for dresses and accessories for yourself and your bridesmaids.

Once this is done you can forge ahead with booking your other service providers - remember that the best service providers are booked well in advance.

Except for her spouse, the photographer is arguably the most important wedding decision a bride will make.

The flowers may be fabulous, the setting may be romantic, and the entire gathering may be moved to tears by the proceedings, but your own and your families' memories of the whole celebration will begin to fade even before the flowers do unless you hire a professional to record this momentous occasion for you to enjoy for years to come.

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Planning the perfect wedding, continued Book the florist. The bridesmaid's outifits will set the trend for the colours of the flowers, so keep this in mind when choosing the colour theme. These can range from the most flambouyant bouquet to the simplest white lilies. The most important being the bride's bouquet, as this will feature in most of the wedding photographs.

Choose a florist who will spend time with you and be as creative as you want them to be!

When ordering your wedding cake remember that this is another important feature, as it will appear in the "cutting of the cake photographs", another staple of the wedding album. Don't feel pressured to stick to the traditional fruitcake though as there are endless fillings to choose from!

Make sure you have your slot written in red indelible ink at the hairdressers! Get a picture of your gown and headdress if possible this will help your hair stylist.

Most importantly, don't just make the one appointment with your hairdresser - have a couple of "practice runs" so that you can experiment with styles and have a good idea of the amount of time you are going to need to put by on your Big Day! 12

If you're planning a church wedding, see the vicar again, confirm the banns and consult him, or her, about music, flowers, confetti, bells and the order of service.

“ Draw up a wedding gift list - this is one of the most enjoyable chores, so make the most of it �

Arrange wedding stationery, including invitations and order of service sheets. Allow four to six weeks for this.

Send out invitations (at least six weeks before the big day), and remember to keep a list of who has accepted and who has refused. Book a hotel for the wedding night, if applicable.

Draw up a wedding gift list - this is one of the most enjoyable chores, so make the most of it.

Choose your wedding ring and going-away outfit. Organise floral arrangements for the church and reception. Order bouquets, buttonholes etc. Ssend out gift lists to those who request one.

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The final stages include letting the caterers know reception numbers, having a full dress rehearsal of the wedding, checking all details again and arranging for your honeymoon suitcases to be taken to the reception venue.

service with the next group in line isn't an ideal scenario! Make sure the best man has the ring and the groom has his speech. Don't forget to take a cheque book to pay the church fees, and remember to take the presents for attendants.

“ Choose a florist who will spend time with you and will be as creative as you want them to be! �

Not surprisingly, because of the time involved some people leave everything to a professional wedding organiser.

Finally it is the wedding day itself.

Make sure you set your alarm clocks - it's traditional for the bride to be little late, but sharing a

Many couples, and their parents, however enjoy the challenge of making the preparations for a perfect day.

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Wedding Stationary

Of all the things you need to organise in preparation for your wedding, the wedding stationery is something that must be planned ahead. After all, you need to let your guests know well in advance of your big day.

Choose a Theme

The theme of your stationery should coincide with the overall theme of your wedding. For example, if you are having a garden wedding then you may choose to have a floral print on your stationery items. There are many accessory items available to help you tie your stationery in with the theme of your wedding.

For example, ribbons, hearts, rings, white doves etc...

The same applies to the colour of your invitations. This is normally decided upon by the colour of your bridesmaid’s dresses.

Your wedding invitation and accessories set the tone for your special day, firmly establishing your style and taste. It is the first official message about your wedding that a guest will receive from you, so make it special. If Stationery Items wedding etiquette is important to You would be surprised at how you, then make a start with your many wedding stationery items there are. While your wedding wedding stationery. invitation is the most prominent item of stationery, you can find Custom Stationery Every bride wants her wedding to comple,mentary stationery to be as unique as can be. A good match your wedding invitations:place to start is with custom Engagement Invitations wedding stationery. The great Wedding Invitations advantage with custom staOrder of Service tionery is that you can enter your Announcements own wording, select the typeSave-the-Date Cards face, text size and colour. No Accessories matter what theme you have set Menu Cards for your wedding, you will surely Thank You Notes be able to customize your stationery to complement the tone. Wedding invitations and “ Every bride wants her accessories can be bought in wedding to be as various styles such as classic, unique as can be ” contemporary, floral, embossed, layered and religious.

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Plan Ahead

Your wedding invitation is the first official message about your wedding and your guests need to know about their invite in plenty of time. Here is a checklist to you plan ahead and be organised:Double-check that the wording in your invitation is correct. Ask a friend or family member to also look through the invitation for you.

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Order your invitations as soon as your date, time and place have been confirmed. To calculate the number of invitations to order remember to count one invitation per single guest, couple and family;

Design and creation of

After calculating the number of invitations add approximately 25 invitations to your order: 10-12 more for keepsakes, plus extras for the last-minute guests. Also, depending on how large your order is, add 25 to 50 additional envelopes in case of mistakes in addressing;

Order of Service

Most wedding planners agree that you should plan to mail your invitations six weeks before the wedding. This gives the quest plenty of time to espond.

coordinated wedding stationery to enhance your perfect day‌.

Save the date cards Invites Wedding gift lists Seating Plans and table numbers Inserts Menus Thank you notes Let us co-ordinate your stationery to complement your wedding theme..

Make sure you have one completely assembled invitation weighed at the post office to determine the correct postage.

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Choosing Your Wedding Venue Picking the perfect wedding venue is an important part of planning your wedding and one that should not be taken lightly. The venue of the wedding will be a large factor in determining your theme and decorations and it should therefore be done carefully. Some things to consider when picking a wedding venue are listed below T r u s t . First and foremost you want to trust your instincts when picking a wedding venue. It pays to take time and visit as many different venues as possible. Compile a shortlist and make arrangements to visit the sites with your fiancĂŠ ahead of time. It can help to keep a list of the venues that you visit and jot down a few notes about each one. This will help jog your memory after you have visited 10 or 15 sites it can become difficult to remember each one. Take your time and absorb the surroundings.

Imagine your wedding in your mind and see if it fits with the place. Most of all trust your instincts. You will know when you have found a good potential site it will just feel right.

S p a c e . You want to carefully consider the amount of space available at the wedding venue. Is it large enough to hold your entire wedding party?

Or if you are planning to have a smaller intimate wedding you do not want a site that is too large either.

R e s t r i c t i o n s . Check with the person giving you a tour of the site if there are any restrictions. Sometimes there can be restrictions about the amount and type of wedding decorations that can be used and you will want to know this beforehand. Sometimes there can also be restrictions on noise and this is something you will want to know when making your plans. If you know what the restrictions are but really love the wedding venue it can be fairly easy to adapt the decorations and wedding plan to fit the venue and its restrictions.

P a r k i n g . This is something to think about when you visit the venue. Is there enough parking space for everyone who is attending the wedding.

Expecting guests to park far away and walk can really be a lot to ask. You want the event to be as easy as possible and ample parking can really help your guests feel welcomed. This is especially true of those guests that arrive fashionably late to the event!!

By visiting potential wedding venue sites beforehand you can really learn a lot and then make an informed decision based on your findings. The most important thing to consider is how you feel about the site. Again trust your instinct in this and make sure the venue is something that speaks to you. It should be a place where you can easily imagine either getting married or holding your reception.

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Wedding Planning Checklist Decide the day and make arrangements with the clergyman or registrar.

Book caterers and reception venue.

Draw up guest list.

Wedding Trends for 2006 Splashes of colour where you wouldn't expect - vivid shoes or a coloured petticoat under a traditional white/ivory dress.

Metallic hints on the dress, such as embroidery or a sash

Book the honeymoon.

Using personalized logo's on your stationery

Choose bridesmaids, best man and ushers.

Giving to Charity instead of having a traditional gift list.

Order stationery, book transport, photographer, video firm, hairdresser, beautician. Order the cake.

Magical or Fairy themed weddings ,including Bridesmaids in cute little wings!

Shop for dresses, accessories and wedding ring.

Send out invitations.

Prepare a gift list.

Organise floral arrangements, bouquets etc.

Keep track of who accepts and refuses invitations.

Finalise numbers for the reception, notify caterers, hold a wedding dress rehearsal, re-check all details from cars to cake, flowers to photography.

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Colours, Spring/Sumer see the use of lavender, coral, sage or turquoise.

Autumn/Winter sees traditional festive colours such as burgundy, forest green and chocolate making a return.

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Relax into Reiki

Reiki is an ancient form of healing believed to have spread through Tibet, China and India a few thousand years ago. It was rediscovered in the late 19th Century in Sanskrit teachings from the days of the Buddha by Dr. Mikao Usui, a Japanese Christian minister and theology teacher.

The word Reiki is Japanese, where "Rei" means "Universal" and "Ki" means "Life Energy", the same as the Chinese "Chi" or the Indian "Prana". Reiki is the vital life energy which flows through all living things and which can be activated for the purpose of healing, working on all levels - spiritual, physical, mental and emotional.

The Reiki healer acts as a channel for this life energy which the recipient of a Reiki treatment draws via the healer, activating the body's natural ability to heal itself. Reiki goes to the deeper levels of a person's being, where many dis-eases have their origin. It works wherever it is most needed within the body, mind and spirit, releasing blocked energies, cleansing the body of toxins and working to create a state of balance. Channelling Reiki does not deplete the healer's own energy. It energises and revitalizes.

Reiki is helpful, wherever there is a will to get well, in treating any disease, even chronic ailments, and will complement and increase the effectiveness of other kinds of

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treatment and medication. It is a complete safe, natural and holistic method of hands-on healing. Most people think of healing as just getting rid of physical symptoms, but Reiki can be applied to all aspects of daily life. You can heal plants, animals even the earth, and send Reiki to resolve a situation.

Reiki is healing energy in the truest sense.

A Reiki treatment affects each individual in a very personal way. The results are determined by the needs, which are not always obvious, of the person being treated. It is a great tonic, and if you are well, Reiki will help you stay that way!

Receiving Reiki treatmet is a very simple, non-intrusive and extremely powerful process. A treatment session lasts between one to one and a half hours. It is usually done with the recipient lying down, fully clothed and covered with a blanket, on a massage table.. The therapist gently places her or his hands in various positions over the body enabling the recipient to draw the energy where it is needed. Each position is held for a few minutes.

There is no pressure, making it ideal for treating the very young and the elderly, pregnant women and those recovering from surgery.

Most often the whole body is treated, not just an isolated area. This enables the energy to go right to the source of the imbalance and not just to the manifesting symptoms.

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During a treatment you will generally feel a pleasant sensation of warmth or gentle tingling in the area being touched. As the energy comes into balance, stress and tensions are released and there is a deep sense of relaxation and a feeling of wellbeing. You may even fall asleep!

Anyone can channel Reiki even children. The beauty of Reiki is its simplicity. You do not learn Reiki, you accept Reiki.

It enhances and increases your natural ability to heal.

Working with Reiki increases your self-awareness and accelerates your spiritual growth.

To be able to channel Reiki you need to attend a First Degree workshop which usually takes place over a weekend. During the workshop you will receive four attunements which clear the healing channels and enable the Life Force Energy to flow through you. The empowerment is there for life.

If you have any questions or enquiries about treatments, attunements and teaching, please do not hesitate to call Patricia Arnold who is a Reiki Master, Teacher and practitioner who has monthly Reiki shares and attunement week-ends.

Patricia is a full-time therapist using Reiki, Crystal, Colour, Sound and Angels and can be contacted on 01342 716022. See advert opposite for more details.

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Spring into a Game of Golf

Spring is well and truly upon us, maybe its time to venture out into the fresh air, blow away the cobwebs and meet new people.

So why not try Golf?

RH10 Uncovered looks into the benefits of playing the game of golf. We have interviewed a succsessful golfer from Copthorne who is currently representing England in the Senior Amateur Team. There are also some amazing reader offers on golf equipment offered by our sponors from Golfmad Ltd. There are also some terrific money saving vouchers provided by Burstow Golf Club.

Golf has always been a popular sport among many different people. It is often associated with executive businessmen and while it is true that golf is a particularly popular choice with many businessmen, it is also popular in other walks of life.

You will also be humbled by the process of learning HOW to golf.

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Like any project you approach in life your attitude and expectations will determine your enjoyment of the game.

There are a number of good reasons to take up golf but the only real way to find out if it is a good choice for you is to give it a go.

You should be able to borrow or rent some clubs in order to play a couple of rounds of golf because a set of clubs can prove fairly expensive if you only use them a couple of times before putting them in the attic.

“ Playing a round of golf every week is a very good way of helping to prevent heart disease and other illnesses �

Golf is a healthy sport. As well as getting you out in the fresh air it also exercises the heart, the lungs and many muscles when you are walking round the course. It may not seem much, but playing a round of golf every week is a very good way of helping to prevent heart disease and other illnesses.

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“ Should you take lessons from a golf professional? �

You will learn that the road to a low handicap is earned through countless bad shots, bunkers, water hazards and triple digit scores. You will invest a lot of time in practice. Welcome every hook, slice and three putt as a learning exercise. Remember even the most horrendous mistake is a learning opportunity.

How much golf equipment do you actually need? Golf is a very expensive game but there are affordable options. A high-end brand name set of clubs can set you back several hundred pounds but there are quality and affordable alternatives.

Before buying clubs you should visit several golf stores and club pro shops. Test different types of clubs, determine which club length is best for you, get to know the different types of grips and the difference between graphite and steel shafts.

Take time to learn about the different types of golf balls, gloves, shoes and tees. Golf bags are available in a range of materials, make sure to choose one that is suited to your local climate. Golf shoes are important; make sure they are comfortable and waterproof.

Should you take lessons from a golf professional? The answer to this question should be yes, but it depends on your budget.

Golf lessons can be expensive but will make learning the sport more enjoyable, and you will also be playing good golf in considerably less time. A more affordable alternative is to purchase one of the many training aids and/or programs available on dvd.

The modern golf game is based around perfect shots, scientific practice and ability Gone are the days of wearing plus fours and cloth caps and in are the days of larger heads, metal woods and graphite shafts.

While talent and ability are the most important factors, there are certainly a lot of training aids and equipment around that will help to improve different aspects of your game.

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Before you lift a club, you need the right attitude, and remember to remain positive, quiet your mind and remember it's only a game.

And games are supposed to be fun, so make golf fun and you can play for the rest of your life.

There are a number of golf courses within the immediate area, each offering a diverse range of golfing experiences for the novice through to the more experienced golfer.

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How to Warm Up Before Your Golf Game

How many times have you seen a player park his car, grab his bag, hurry into the pro shop, sign in and then dash to the first tee without any warm up at all? Chances are you've seen it a lot because that's pretty much a common routine for many players. It's not a good routine, but it does happen quite often. Now if you happen to be one of those types of players, try these tips and see if you don't improve your overall score.

First, get to the course 30 to 60 minutes before your tee time.

Simply getting to the course early enough that you don't have to rush around will improve your score. Not only will this extra time allow you to warm up physically, but it will also allow you to calm down emotionally. It will help you get 'grounded', so to speak, and that's very important before hitting that first ball.Now that you're at the course early and have some time, take care of business first. Sign in, change shoes, etc. You should immediately feel the comfort of not having to rush.

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Many players want to head straight for the driving range to warm up, but perhaps try the practice green first. Putting is a major part of your game and you should spend at least 5 minutes just putting to a coin or tee stuck in the green. This gives you a chance to get that smooth stroke motion back into your memory banks, but it also gives you a great opportunity to check how the greens/grass are playing today.

Once you feel you understand how the greens are playing for the day, putt a few balls from various distances into a cup. Take your time, enjoy it. You've got plenty of time today! Keep in mind that on a well cared for course the practice green is almost always cut by the same mower that cuts the course greens. What you see and feel on the practice green is what you can expect to see and feel when you get out on the course itself. Before you leave your putting practice warm up session, do yourself a very big favor. Putt a dozen balls or so from 6 inches into the cup. You should be able to make just about every one of these and seeing those balls drop will increase your confidence in your putting immensely. Never mind that it's only a 6 inch putt...the trick is to "see" those balls drop. Try it, it works!

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Local stories for Copthorne, Crawley Down and Turners Hill

RH10:Local People

RH10 Uncovered believes in promoting and sharing positive stories from our community. Each month we plan to meet, interview, and bring you news of local people and personalities who have interesting lives, notable achievements, a proven talent, or a just story to tell.

We would like to hear of any people in our local community that you think should be featured in one of these articles.

Please post your ideas to our office address, or email your requests or ideas to... locals@rh10uncovered.co.uk This month, to tie in with our golf feature, RH10 Uncovered had the pleasure to meet and chat with Doug Arnold of Copthorne Golf Club. See the interview in full on page 32.

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RH10:Local People Doug Arnold

aged 58, was born and bred in Copthorne and has been referred to as "one of Sussex Golf's most treasured possessions". He lists amongst his most notable victories as an Artisan golfer: Six National Artisan championships (Junior, Senior, Team, Scratch), and numerous Sussex Artisan Titles.

In 1989, Doug joined Copthorne Golf Club and continued his successes with the County Championship in 1990, The English Senior Amateur Championship at his first attempt in 2002 and again in 2003. He also currently represents England at Senior International Level.

We went to talk with Doug and find out where it all began….

How old were you and where did you start playing golf? “I was 15 years old and started playing at Copthorne Village Golf Club. The professional at Copthorne at the time, Alf Ashby, encouraged me by giving me my first half set of golf clubs. He had watched me hitting a golf ball and thought I had a talent.”

When and how did you first realise you had a special talent for the game?

“People say that I was blessed with a natural ability, and within the first year of starting playing I had won 6 or 7 trophies. My first handicap at the age of 15 was 16, and by the end of the following Summer I was playing off a handicap of just 1.”

What was the first major tournament you won? “The News of the World Junior Championship in 1963 at Walton Heath Golf Club, Surrey.

Doug , aged 16, winning the News of the World, Junior Championship, 1963 (Colin Arnold, Len Arnold, Doug Arnold)

I won the tournament by 16 shots.

That same year, my uncle, Len Arnold, (also a Copthorne golfer) won the seniors championship, I won the juniors, and together, we won the team championship.”

What advice do you have for any beginners out there? “There are many things I could say really but I think the most important things, apart from enjoying the game, are: Have self belief and confidence in your own ability. I was very lucky in that I played a lot of golf with my Uncle Len, who was a very good golfer. I used to watch and learn from him, so if you can find someone who is a good golfer, and who is willing to play with you, you will learn a lot from them and it will bring you great benefits and increase your confidence. Alf Ashby had the belief in me, I used to grip the club the wrong way round and his first piece of advice to me was to change my grip. He told me to go away and practice for 3 months. Another piece of advice he gave to me was that if you practice 1 hour on your long game, you must practice 2 hours on your short game. You have to be able to play all the game, but the key to your success will be in your short game.

What do you enjoy most about competition play? I never enter a competition and not go out to try and win it, but for me it is really about playing good golf. However, for me it's a bit of a double edged sword as I don't enjoy the limelight my perfect tournament would be to win, to be able to have a cup of tea afterwards and then to go home!

Doug after winning the English Senior Championship, 2003, Frilford Heath.

Photograph courtesy of Tom Ward, more details at www.tomward.com What ambitions do you still have for the game of golf? I always wanted to win a National title and also represent my country, and I have achieved both of these things. Now I am coming to the age where my ambition is just to still be able to play a good game of golf, although I would love to win the British Seniors Championship. I hope to play in both the English and British Seniors Championships this year so watch this space!

“One of Sussex Golf's most treasured possessions”

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RH10:Community Page - Crawley Down Village SAHARA TREKK

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CLIC Sargent, the UK's leading children's cancer ch arity provides care for children an d young people with cancer and the ir families.

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T.S Swiftsure was founded in Copthorne in 1974 and from that time has been one of th e leading youth groups in the area.

The Corps of fers a wide va riety of activities th at would be very hard for any other yout h organisation to equal and ou r policy on activ ities is :"If a cadet wan ts to do the ac tivity, we will provid e that activity , but safety com es first"

T.S Swiftsure has a team of officers and helpers w ho have a clea r understandin g of the need s of young people and their safe ty.

The Unit mee ts two nights a week at the Copthor ne Village Hal l, for Corps train ing type activ ities

Tues Parade Night , Thurs Band Night From 19:00 21:00 Some additio nal activities are arranged for other nights an d regularly at th e weekends.

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