Seaford Scene September 2022

SEAFORD Scene September 2022 Issue 185

Your Community Magazine, Business Directory and What’s On Guide

Artwave Festival

Seaford Mayor

Celebrate Cuckmere Haven

Seaford Town Council

Splash Point Jazz Club Seaford Striders

On the Verge: Renaturing Seaford

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Welcome

to the September issue of Seaford Scene. Artwave is back this year, with even more wonderful open houses and exhibitions on in Seaford, involving work by local artists and craftspeople.

Be sure to check out the venues on the Seaford Trail, highlighted throughout this issue and listed in the What’s On pages, 123 to 128. Celebrate Cuckmere Haven also takes place this month with arts, conversations and workshops (page 8) and the Beacon Show continues until the end of September, which includes their Down in the Deep paper creations as part of Artwave – see this month’s front cover design and turn to page 10. The Newhaven Festival takes place too, with various events being held in Newhaven town – see page 18. Music-wise, why not pop along to the Splash Point Jazz Club for an evening of top-class jazz? It’s on every month so check it out on page 14, or if you prefer classical music, then the Corelli Ensemble concerts for this year, are listed on page 105, and there’s also brilliant folk music on at Seaford Sessions, see page 84 – you’re spoilt for choice!

Finally, we’re not mentioning a certain festival just yet, but Seaford Striders Mince Pie 10-mile run returns – register early to avoid disappointment (page 85). So get your trainers on and lets go...September here we come!

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Cover image: Artwave ‘Down in the Deep’ Community Paper installation at SEA Climate Hub, www.wearescip. co.uk – see page 10.

4 Seaford Town Council Supports Local Groups 6 Seaford Splash!

8 Celebrate Cuckmere Haven Art Exhibition 10 Sussex Contemporary Illustrators and Printmakers (SCIP) 14 Splash Point Jazz Club 16 Seaford Photographic Society 18 Newhaven Festival 20 Uno22: Nine 22 Seaford Rotary 24 Seaford Little Theatre – The Nightingales 28 A View from the Potting Shed 33 Seaford Community Garden 36 Seaford Afternoon Flower Club 37 Green Thumb 43 The Macmillan Garden Trail 2022 44 Wood Creatives 47 Alfriston and Cuckmere Valley Twinning Association 51 Clifden House 52 Sussex Wildlife Trust 54 Seaford for Ukraine 56 Friends of Bishopstone Station 59 Newberry Tully Estate Agent 60 Give Street Project 62 Citizens Advice 66 The Difference Between Success and Failure 70 Neighbourhood Watch Roundup 73 The Probus Club of Seaford 74 Seaford Stamp & Postcard Club 75 Newhaven & District Model Railway Club 77 Moist Orange Cake 79 Seahaven Hard of Hearing Club 81 Praise for Community Rail Volunteers 82 A Good Read 84 Seaford Sessions 85 Seaford Striders’ Mince Pie 10 is Back!

90 Seaford Mayor Hosts the Annual Civic Service 2022 94 In Praise of Praise 96 On the Verge – Renaturing Seaford 98 Seaford Museum 100 Heads Up! 105 Corelli Ensemble Concert Series 107 Inner Wheel Club of Seaford 113 Seaford u3a News 120 Sunglasses 123 What’s On in September?

129 Index of Businesses

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SEAFORD TOWN COUNCIL SUPPORTS LOCAL GROUPS The Town Council has granted £20,000 as part of its annual grants scheme to benefit the town and its residents.

Seaford Town Council is pleased to announce that following the 2022 – 2023 grant process, twelve local organisations have been awarded financial grants totalling £20,000. All grants will directly benefit the residents of Seaford and the town itself.

The Town Council would like to thank these organisations for their continued hard work and contribution to the town, and is delighted to be able to assist and support these organisations where possible.

Cuckmere Buses was awarded £2,000 towards the ongoing annual running costs and to avoid deficits.

Down Syndrome Development Trust was awarded

£1,000 towards supporting Seaford-based children with Downs Syndrome and their families to access their diverse range of programmes.

Premier United Football Club was awarded £500 towards the purchase of goal posts for the U13 and U14 Girls Teams along with use at matches.

Seaford Bonfire Society was awarded £3,000 towards the cost of medical emergency professionals, along with the costs towards the event security.

Seaford Community Partnership was awarded £250 towards various administrative costs enabling the Partnership’s volunteers to progress with their current projects.

Seaford Town Football Club was awarded £1,500 towards the purchase of a Club mini-bus to help transport all the youth and senior teams.

Seaford Musical Theatre was awarded £2,750 towards the repair/replacement of their defective flat roof, which leaks continuously, causing internal damage.

St James’ Trust (Seaford) was awarded £1,000 towards the use of the Lions Mini Bus that is used every week.

St Wilfrid’s Hospice was awarded £2,000 towards the cost of running their fleet of cars, which are used to visit patients in Seaford.

Teddy Treats Children’s Charity was awarded £3,000 towards supporting local young people to attend dance, singing, sports and art activities and to continue to fund afterschool streetdance via Seaford Primary schools and Seaford Head Secondary School.

The Youth Counselling Project was awarded £3,000 towards providing 60 sessions of wellbeing support and mental health interventions, with each child receiving 10 face-to-face sessions with relevant therapists.

The Mayor of Seaford, Cllr Olivia Honeyman: said ‘Thanks to everyone who applied for the Seaford Town Council grants, whether successful or not, you are all working hard and showing how much you care about the Seaford community.’

The next grants process will commence in April 2023, when application forms will be available to download from the Town Council’s website. If you would like further information then please email Lucy Clark, Finance Manager, at lucy.clark@seafordtowncouncil. gov.uk Please recycle this magazine when you have finished with it.

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Artwave Festival Welcome to Andrea Hargreaves’ rundown of arts and cultural events coming up in Seaford this month.

Art

Seaford Art Club’s annual show at the Crypt Gallery in Church Street closes on Wednesday 31st August and this group is followed on Saturday 3rd September

by Sussex Designers and Makers which is showcasing work by graphic artists, designers and makers in an exhibition running at the gallery until Sunday 18th September.

Cinema

Seaford Community Cinema returns to the Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane from its summer break on Friday 2nd September at 7.30pm with true story and dramacomedy The Duke (12) starring Jim Broadbent as the man who stole a Goya. Other big names include Helen Mirren, Stephen Rashbrook and Anna Maxwell-Martin.

This is followed on 9th September by Ali & Ava (15), another UK-made film, this one about an individually very different couple who bond over a child. Tickets from the Tourist Information Centre (TIC) in Church Street or from seafordcinema.org.

Drama

Seaford Little Theatre is presenting feel-good, romantic and nostalgic The Nightingales from Friday 2nd September until Saturday 10th September, with performances starting at 7.45pm except for the first Saturday which is a matinée at 2.30pm. Set in the 1950s, the play concerns a couple of old Music Hall troupers heading a family of performers who are thrown into a ‘right two and eight’ when cabaret star Jack’s parents arrive – to stay. The play was written

by Peter Quilter and is directed by Trish Richings.

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The Artwave Festival runs from Saturday 3rd September until Sunday 18th September with a wealth of Open Houses to visit throughout the Lewes district, many of them in and around Seaford.

The event gives art lovers the chance to discover new work, meet artists and makers and buy directly from them. Follow the trails shown in the brochure and enjoy a diverse range of work including jewellery, painting, sculpture, printmaking, textiles, ceramics, metalwork and photography. For more info go to artwavefestival.org.

Jazz

Pianist/singer Neal Richardson and his trio are back at Splash Point Jazz Club at The View, Seaford Head Golf Club, on Wednesday 14th September at 7pm with tenor sax Jane Tuff. Tickets from www.wegottickets or on the door.

Folk

Seaford Sessions is hosting The Paul McKenna Band at Seaford Little Theatre, Steyne Road on Saturday 17th September at 7.30pm, tickets from seafordsessions.org and the TIC. See page 84 for more info.

Events coming up? Please email Andrea at andylouhargreaves@icloud.com at least a week before Seaford Scene’s deadline (see page 3) with forthcoming events and jpg images.

Images from top: Artist Penny Boylan is opening her Hill Rise home for Artwave; Artist Sally-Mae Joseph’s house in Milldown Road is on the Artwave Trail; Jim Broadbent stars with Helen Mirren in The Duke at Seaford Community Cinema on 2nd September.

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CELEBRATE CUCKMERE HAVEN ART EXHIBITION 2022 sees the return of the Celebrate Cuckmere Haven Art Exhibition at the magnificent South Hill Barn – 3rd to 18th September More than 70 artists exhibiting over 90 works make it Artwave Festival’s largest and most diverse venue.

Visitors will enjoy the display of paintings, prints, sculptures, textiles, ceramics and jewellery all in the South Hill Barn with its stunning backdrop of the Seven Sisters.

The exhibition has been specially curated to showcase the works that have been inspired by one of the nation’s most loved views -– The Seven Sisters Cliffs and The Cuckmere Valley.

Along with the exhibition will be daily demonstrations by participating artists, explaining differing artistic styles and techniques. Fascinating evening events will include talks and music.

Open Wednesdays to Sundays 11am to 5pm 3rd – 18th September 2022. Exhibition free.

South Hill Barn, Seaford, BN25 4JQ. Coffees, teas and lunches by Brewsters Coffee. Dogs welcome. Evening events are ticketed.

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9th September 6pm: Smuggling – Fact and Fiction A fascinating evening of intrigue and adventure with Chris McCooney, writer and historian on the smugglers on the South Coast and Alex Preston author of the novel Winchelsea, an electrifying story of vengeance, that makes the past so real we can touch it. Recently read on BBC Radio 4’s Book at Bedtime.

16th September 6pm: Clouds under the Sea – Cable Hut 14 and the Birth of Global Communication Local Historian and author, Kevin Gordon, will take you through the birth of international submarine cable communication that began from the tiny hut nestled on the beach at Cuckmere Haven.

Professor Maziar Nekovee, Director of 6G lab and Dean of the AI Institute at Sussex University, will explain the present-day communication network and how over 98% of the world’s international communication relies on the thousands of miles of cables that cross the world’s oceans, and what to expect in the future.

17th September 6pm – Corelli Ensemble Candle-lit Concert This popular local string chamber orchestra will be playing a set of music appropriate to the setting and in the stunning South Hill Barn.

Daily free demonstrations will include: Lyndsey Smith: watercolours and mixed media; Helen Brown: print making; Lucy Mutter: collage; Tony Parsons: oil painting.

All proceeds go to Cuckmere Haven SOS Charity www.cuckmerehavensos.org Image: Lucy Mutter, ‘Reflections’ collage.

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SUSSEX CONTEMPORARY ILLUSTRATORS AND PRINTMAKERS (SCIP) The Beacon Show public arts trail continues along Seaford beach this September, shining a light on Seaford’s coastal community and celebrating the unique coastline. During the summer the SCIP team have been busy working with the community on a wide range of events and creative workshops, to further the community’s relationship with the local coastline and its natural heritage.

SCIP partnered with Plastic Free Seaford for Plastic Free July working together to smash the beach clean attendance record set by local environmentalist Claire Sumners, and with 103 attendees they certainly did Claire proud. ‘It was extremely important to us that this project promoted the risks that waste presents to our local and international coastlines, and also promotes sustainable use of our beach. We were so excited to see so many new faces at the beach clean, connecting through The Beacon Show with this important subject’,

says Josie Swan, SCIP co-founder.

Over the past three months’ dozens of young people and adults have joined SCIP in their new home, The Crypt Gallery, to work with paper artist Lauren Hayes and learn some amazing papercrafting skills.

From bright bold colour, pop corals, to intricately decorated lobsters, the community has created a huge range of beautiful creations, using Canford papers donated by Daler Rowney for the project. The pieces made by the participants will all be exhibited as part of the forthcoming Down in the Deep paper exhibit, which brings Sussex marine life to Seaford for Artwave Festival this September.

‘It’s been such a fun process working on the prep for Down in the Deep, and the skills and tips Lauren Hayes has given us all have been amazing! The young people and adults have all really responded to the project, and we can’t wait to see all their creations come together!’

Alice Carter, SCIP co-founder.

Down in the Deep is a wonderful opportunity to continue exploring The Beacon Show’s theme of local marine life, and also learn about the threats it faces. It has been supported by The Rampion Community Fund.

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The exhibit opens on 3rd September at The SEA Climate Hub in Seaford, and is open Thursday to Sunday throughout The ArtWave Festival. Entry is free and everyone is welcome, including young children.

For all opening times visit www.wearescip.co.uk The Beacon Show public art trail continues along Seaford Beach throughout the summer until the end of September 2022.

The Beacon Show and Down in the Deep exhibit are funded by The European Regional Development Fund as part of the Welcome Back Fun, Rampion Offshore Wind Farm, Sussex Giving, The National Lottery Community Fund, Cheeky Wipes, Daler Rowney, Florence House, and supported by Seaford Town Council, Visit Lewes, Hello Flamingo, Valspar and Parker Building Supplies.

‘Down in the Deep’ Community Paper installation at SEA Climate Hub

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SPLASH POINT JAZZ CLUB Close my eyes and I could have been in Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club.

But then I would have missed the wide-ranging musicality and powerful physicality that is the wizardry of tenor sax Brandon Allen. This is the performer who Jazzwise Magazine acclaimed, ‘Arguably the most exciting tenor player in Britain today.’

And there he was, 70 or so miles south of London, guesting at Neal Richardson’s monthly Splash Point Jazz Club session at The View, Seaford Golf Club. And we loved him. What’s more, we loved an evening that also featured the Eastbourne club’s hugely talented Andy Panayi on soprano sax, Sue Richardson who combined quiet vocals and belting trumpet interchangeably, Neal (vocals and piano), Nigel Thomas (double bass) and Paul Cavaciuti (drums).

If jazz is a combination of blues, syncopation, swing and creative freedom, then these six people added another element: joy, both in the way they clearly got a tremendous kick out of jamming together and how the audience rapturously appreciated their performances.

Brandon and Andy duetting was a harmonic treat.

But back to Neal for a moment. This man not only creates much of his own material – I particularly liked his warm nod to Victoria Wood in the very funny Can’t Get Down and Dirty Tonight – he makes the piano keys dance, and sings and is a comedian. A brief return to Ronnie Scott’s here, because he has something

of that club’s MC with a line of patter that evoked Ronnie’s cheeky impertinence. Inventive humour ran through the evening, with Neal for instance playing a G while introducing No More Blues, to evoke the minuscule bikinis on hedonistic Copacabana beach. A hot night got even hotter.

The result was a party atmosphere where guests were linked by their love of jazz, a fiesta where the guest of honour superseded his build up. For Brandon, who has performed with Eric Clapton and featured on film soundtracks including Alfie and The Look of Love, lived up to Jazz Journal’s description of him as: ‘Muscular and robust one moment, warm and soothing another, stretching out with an abrasive edge.’ His four-octave range appeared effortless and fun as he tiptoed into the highest notes. He and his tenor sax were one as his head dipped and left knee bent towards the right when caught in the emotion of the music. Then his torso and neck straightened like a strongman about to lift a man mountain as the tempo and volume increased. Magic to watch and magic to hear as his sax produced rippling notes that rolled into waves of energy that could have powered Seaford – but when did he breathe?

On double bass Nigel extracted emotion with every pluck of his strings, his strong fingers achieving a fine range of emotive sound, while Paul caressed his percussion instruments with tenderness, before bringing out the big guns, each quietly supporting Brandon before delivering their own solo spots with ingenuity.

For an encore we were treated to a riotous 12-bar blues including Sue muting her trumpet with a red-andwhite sink plunger. Well, it was that sort of night.

Splash Point Jazz plays at The View on the second Wednesday of each month, so look forward to tenor sax Jane Tuff on 14th September. Andrea Hargreaves Photos l-r: Nigel Thomas and Sue Richardson with Brandon Allen; Neal Richardson with Nigel Thomas.

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SEAFORD PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Following our summer break, we are now pleased to be starting another season packed with exciting talks, competitions, outings, and practical evenings. The first meeting is at Seaford’s Con Club on Friday 2nd September, when we welcome everybody back and get together for a bit of socialising. Members will also get the opportunity to share some of the photos they have taken over the summer and briefly talk about them if they want to. Hopefully we will also be welcoming some new members.

The following week, 9th September, is our first competition of the season. This is an on-line Zoom meeting, and will feature Round One of the PDI League for Projected Digital Images. On 16th September we are back at the Con Club, where we are delighted to be holding our first Print Competition for over two and a half years. It is the first round of the Print League, judged by long-term friend of the club, Jack Taylor EFIAP DPAGB. On 23rd September we have an on-line talk, via Zoom, on Smartphone Photography. This should be an interesting one, as phone camera technology has improved so much recently and you don’t necessarily need a lot of expensive camera equipment to take good photos these days. There’s no meeting on the last day of the month, but instead we have an ‘Out and About’ event the following day, on Saturday 1st October. More details about this will be posted on the website.

Our annual exhibition, the first since 2019, was held over two weeks in the summer at St Leonard’s Church,

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Many thanks to the Mayor of Seaford, Olivia Honeyman, who came along to select her favourite photo for the ‘Best in Show’ award – congratulations to Steve Wares, whose print The Flying Rainbow (Gannet) was chosen. The exhibition was a great success and we had getting on for 500 visitors in total. It was good to meet so many people and see them enjoying the club’s work. There were around 60 mounted prints on display, as well as a slideshow of projected images. Most of the prints on display were for sale or available to win with the raffle, with many more available in browsers for people to look through and purchase. We were pleased to have a good number of sales, and we received a lot of positive feedback about the quality and variety of the photos on display. Many thanks to all those at the club and the church who helped with the organising, and to all those who visited.

We are hoping to do the same thing again next summer.

If you are thinking about joining us, just come along to one or two of the above meetings to see what you think, with no obligation. For the meetings at the Con Club (1st and 3rd Fridays of the month) just turn up.

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Photos: The annual exhibition in St Leonard’s Church; Steve Wares with his Best in Show photo.

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NEWHAVEN FESTIVAL The Newhaven Festival returns for its fifth year with a diverse lineup of events during September With a thriving creative community and support from the Town Council, Creative Newhaven, and Newhaven Enterprise Zone, this year’s festival offers something for everyone.

At the Hillcrest Centre, leading art critic and TV presenter Andrew Graham-Dixon gives a timely and topical talk reflecting on the ways in which art has been shaped by social crisis and upheaval.

More mid-life crisis than social crisis, Miss Hope Springs, the hilarious piano-playing comedy, cabaret, and chanteuse opens her somewhat battered suitcase of dreams to share musical mementos from her Ritz to the pits life.

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Budding marine biologists can explore the underwater world just beyond the harbour at The Living Coast Undersea Experience.

Discover the Marine Conservation Zone that runs from Brighton Marina to Beachy Head through a 360-degree interactive VR experience.

Drop into St Michael’s Church for a collaborative and fun drawing session with artist Johnsey, or join eco-poet Kin’d & Kin’d for a workshop upstairs at the RNLI building. Bring your memories of Newhaven and Sussex dialect words and become part of Re-wilding the Word-hoard, with sculptor Jo Sweeting, writer Louisa Thomsen Brits, and filmmaker Jane Mote. Join local storyteller Jamie Crawford on a guided walk around Newhaven’s un-explored edgelands, or the well-named urban tree expert Paul Wood for an entertaining and enlightening tour of Newhaven’s urban forest.

Dirty Footprints bring free kids’ theatre to Newhaven Library, Salon 69 returns with six short talks followed by supper, and there’s a free afternoon of music at the Denton Island Bandstand, plus an alfresco revival of songs and shanties from the Tidemills Community Choir on the beach.

Add to that the 16 venues on the Artwave Haven Trail, a new contemporary art gallery on the Highstreet, and the new monthly Newhaven Flea Market at Hillcrest, and there’s a whole load of stuff to do in Newhaven this September.

Check newhavenfestival.co.uk for the full lineup and ticket availability.

Photos from top: Doorstep Duets by New Adventures Dance Company on Newhaven’s West Quay; Andrew Graham Dixon gives a talk on Art & Social Crisis at the Hillcrest Centre; Doorstep Duets by New Adventures Dance Company.

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2022 sees the return of the

Celebrate Cuckmere Haven Art Exhibition at the magnificent South Hill Barn 3rd to 18th of September More than 70 artists exhibiting over 90 works make it Art Wave Festival’s largest and most diverse venue.

Along with the exhibition will be daily demonstrations by participating artists explaining differing artistic styles and techniques.

Fascinating evening events will include talks and music.

Visit: celebratecuckmerehaven.co.uk for details Open Wednesdays to Sundays 11am to 5pm South Hill Barn, Chyngton Lane (off Chyngton Way) Painting by Frances Featherstone

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UNO22: NINE –

An Extra Special Kaleidoscopic Selection of Artwork for Artwave 22 Gallery Uno, 14a High Street, Seaford BN25 1PG UNO22 NINE Opening times: Mon – Sat 10am – 4pm, Sundays and Bank Holiday Monday midday – 3pm. Open daily throughout Artwave – Saturday 27th August to Monday 26th Sept (closed Weds 31st August and 21st Sept).

September arrives and with it the twenty-ninth festival of visual art, Artwave. As with the other fourteen other venues around the town, Gallery Uno will be warmly inviting you in and will be taking enormous pride in showing you their extra special ‘kaleidoscopic’ selection of art, craft and design for the occasion.

Our featured exhibitor during Artwave uniquely challenges the boundaries between craft and art.

Working in textiles, Linda Wells produces framed, embroidered compositions that could be easily mistaken for fine art painting. Frustratingly her participation in Sussex Arts Collective events had to be deferred due to COVID. Her work now has become an indispensable part of their exhibitions at Uno and greatly admired by the many.

Linda Wells – Fibre & Textile Art Originally from Bromley in Kent, Linda started her working life in window display. Whilst working at Marshall and Snelgrove in Oxford Street, London, she learnt her trade by attending day-release courses and on-the-job training. At that time window displays played a large role in projecting the image of the retailer and were all individually tailored for each store.

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and implement interior displays and adapting them for stands for Ideal Home exhibitions at Earl’s Court. This inspired her to study Interior Design, subsequently becoming contracts manager for the House of Fraser at their London head office. Amongst her various clients was a house builder who commissioned Linda to design and dress over forty show homes in and around London, eventually supplying the homeowners with everything down to knives and forks. Her client list also significantly included royalty, supplying gifts to the household of the Queen Mother at Clarence House. One of her treasured memories was when she met the Queen Mother and her corgis at St James’ Palace.

After moving to Buckinghamshire, Linda returned to academic studies in Fine Art and Textiles, gaining a City and Guilds in Creative Embroidery. Now working part time, Linda found she had free time to join art groups and exhibit on a regular basis.

During a trip to New Zealand, Linda discovered wool fibres and the unbelievable range of colours available.

On return Linda experimented with wet felting, where the agitation of fibres forms a fabric ideal as a base for embroidery. Thereafter and for the past 14 years she has developed her distinctive techniques, capturing other fibres and threads in the felt base before adding detail by machine and hand embroidery. She likens it to drawing and painting, but using wool fibres and threads to build up layers and returning to a piece several times. No two works are the same; what she calls ‘Linda-vidual’.

Her love of the Sussex coast and countryside eventually brought her to Seaford, and it’s the local landscape that she now finds her greatest inspiration.

In addition to her felt compositions, she exploits the versatility of the medium, producing small gift items all available at Uno.

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SEAFORD ROTARY

Young Musician of the Year 2022

After a two-year absence, the 10th Seaford Rotary Young Musician of the Year competition was held on Saturday 9th July at Seaford Baptist Church.

The aim of the competition is to encourage youngsters to showcase their musical talent by giving them the experience of performing on a public stage. This year there were nine soloists in the instrumental and vocal categories and three ensembles. Ages ranged from 11 to 16.

The music ranged from classical to present-day pop; the instruments played included keyboard, violin, cello, electric guitar, and percussion. The audience, which included the Mayor of Seaford, Councillor Olivia Honeyman,Young Mayor Erin Franklin and Deputy Young Mayor Nia White was treated to a varied concert performed with confidence by all the competitors. It was good to see those who were slightly nervous about taking part lose their fears and come off stage having obviously enjoyed the experience.

The event could not have happened without our three judges, Pat White, Sue Richardson and Frank Parker. It is always a challenging task to compare the different instruments, songs and styles of music.Young Mayor Erin Franklin and Deputy Young Mayor Nia White presented certificates to each of the competitors.

At the end of the evening, Seaford Rotary President Ann Reed congratulated all the competitors and thanked all who had helped in making this a most successful evening.

The Prize Winners were: Overall winner and winner of the Instrumental Section, Isobel Peerless (Violin); Winner of the Vocal Section, Grace Kelly; Winner of the Ensemble Section, Five members of Seaford Head Samba. A special prize for potential was presented to singer Emma Hayward. The section winners were presented with their prizes by the Mayor of Seaford, Councillor Olivia Honeyman. Seaford Rotary President Ann Reed presented the overall winner, violinist Isobel

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Peerless, with the Colin Seymour Shield. Congratulations to all the competitors and thank you for entertaining us.

Young Artist’s Competition Young Artists continues to be one of the competitions which has been possible to hold again, despite the pandemic, although this year it was held much later than usual. Altogether it attracted twenty-nine entries – five Beginners, (under 7), ten Juniors, (7 – 10) and, with a lot of support from the Head of Art at Seaford Head School, fourteen in the 11 – 13 years group.

The task was to provide a painting or drawing on the theme of Arrival of Spring which offered extensive scope to interpret the task in various ways, and which provided a challenge to the judge because of the ingenuity of some of the entries, and the high standard achieved by many of the competitors.

We were again privileged to obtain the services of local artist Richard K. Potter to carry out the judging, and he took into account creativity and originality, quality of execution, representation of the task, and overall impression in deciding the winners.

Prizes in the Beginners and Juniors sections were shared between students at Cradle Hill and Chyngton Primary Schools. In the Beginners section Peggy and Phoebe from Cradle Hill Primary School were placed first and second with Sophie from Chyngton Primary School taking third place. There was a turn round, however, in the 7 – 10 age group where Venus, Aaron, and Orla from Chyngton Primary took the first, second and third places. Prizes and certificates of commendation were presented at both Cradle Hill and Chyngton Primary Schools by President Ann Reed.

All the prizes in the 11 – 13 group were won by students from Seaford Head School with first, second, and third-place prizes being awarded to Douglas, Anna, and Lily. As the standard was so high, an additional Highly Commended prize was also presented to Saiyara. This competition cannot run successfully without the cooperation of all our Seaford schools and also our judge Richard K. Potter, all to whom grateful thanks are due.

Seaford Rotary welcomes new members and new Friends of Seaford Rotary. For more information contact us on www.seafordrotary.org.uk.

Photo: Competitors with their certificates.

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SEAFORD LITTLE THEATRE – THE NIGHTINGALES

Seaford Little Theatre presents The Nightingales

by Peter Quilter from Friday 2nd to Saturday 10th September at 7.45pm. Matinée only on Saturday 3rd September at 2.30pm.

Peter Quilter, the West End and Broadway author of this feel-good happy play started his career as a BBC presenter and actor – so he has insider knowledge of dramas both onstage and backstage!

Action in The Nightingales centres round a family of theatrical folk whose private lives hold more comedy and tragedy than their onstage appearances.

Somehow a grand piano has found its way onto the Seaford stage and will be an important part of the action.

This production features five of Seaford’s finest actors Lesley Drew and Alan Lade (pictured), Josie Hobbs, Roland Boorman and Rebecca Kite. Direction is by Trish Richings who also directed the memorable On Golden Pond. Seaford audiences are in for a treat!

Tickets are now on sale from Tourist Information and online at www.ticketsource.co.uk or www.seafordlittletheatre.co.uk. Seats are numbered and priced at £9 for the raised seats and £8 for the level seats.

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For Help & Advice

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Seaford Museum & Heritage Society

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I remember my dad’s pompom dahlias. There were no garden centres in Britain in the early 50s, plants were grown from seed, swapped with friends and neighbours, or bought from nurseries, but often bare-root and only in their season.

Revolution came in the 1960s with the arrival of garden centres and containerised plants. Edward Stewart is credited with these introductions to the country, following a trip to Toronto in 1953. His family had a nursery in Ferndown, Dorset, where converted sheds became their first garden centre in 1955. In 1961 they opened‘Garden-Lands in Christchurch. The rest is history, garden centres now provide a day out with shopping opportunities, lunches, teas and those containerised plants. With dwarf varieties of everything from buddleias to fig trees, you barely need a border.

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I won a first prize at the annual show for a patio pot, one of several that I planted up earlier in the season to provide big splashes of summer colour. If you don’t want the bother of doing your own, then a visit to the garden centre in late spring or early summer will provide excellent choices of ready-made patio pots and hanging baskets. Container gardening is in fact big business, but it wasn’t always so.

and bulb catalogues, to plan for next year’s season in your garden, and for the annual show. On 6th August the Society held it’s first show in three years at Cradle Hill Community Primary School. It was a busy, successful afternoon, with 200+ visitors viewing the numerous entries in multiple categories, and while the weather has been especially challenging for gardeners this season, there was plenty to see from artichokes to hydrangea heads.

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Take a large quantity of coffee grounds, several buckets of tomato plant trimmings, lots of unseeded annual weeds, myriad dead-headed blooms and several buckets of kitchen vegetable waste, mix all together and what do you get? Amazingly rich compost of course!

As the week’s chief compost chef, James said that the coffee grounds, saved by Nemeir and Sarah at Baca’s café in Dane Road, made brilliant compost when forked into the other ingredients. The tomatoes and cucumbers were fed by a mixture of this compost and commercial compost, lately generously contributed by Morrisons, he said.

Volunteers including James, Katie and Veronica had a big job on their hands, contributed to by the success of the compost: harvesting said salad stuffs and cutting off the tomatoes’ lower foliage in order to let the light in to ripen the burgeoning trusses.

Some of the produce, including French beans being picked by Neill and other volunteers, courgettes and marrows, was being sold on Maggie’s sales table, while more produce and plants were being earmarked for the garden’s stand at Seaford Horticultural Show, for which volunteers were eager to not only sell it but also to demonstrate what a great place Seaford Community Garden in the Crouch is.

While a good half dozen people were involved in selecting plants and produce for the show, deciding

what could be immediately boxed up and what should be left for the actual day, other volunteers were hard at work reducing apples to allow more room for growth, dividing irises, gathering Melianthus seed pods for germination and lavender for bunching and drying, and potting up oleander cuttings, these no longer being imported due to disease.

Meanwhile, on that early August Wednesday, on the classroom table Steph had placed one of her legendary cakes. Could life get better? To lepidopterists the sighting of a Jersey tiger moth on the garden’s very successful Macmillan Trail day might equal, it but it would be a close run thing. Thanks to Phil and his camera we have it on record that this daytime flyer alighted in Seaford, miles away from its more usual Hampshire to Devon territory. And that’s typical of this garden of surprises.

The Garden Team Photos from top: Lesley with Oleander cuttings; First passion flower on the rose arbour; James spreads a mulch of compost on one of the raised beds; This Jersey tiger moth, captured on camera by Phil, visited the garden on Macmillan Trail day; Neill picks French beans; Maggie’s grandson Mark helping out with the apples; The courgette that got away… and grew into a marrow.

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Our competition is entitled Autumn Harvest, which will give our members the opportunity to indulge some of the lovely colours of the season in their designs.

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THE MACMILLAN GARDEN TRAIL 2022 Regular readers will know that I have organised the Macmillan Garden Trail between Brighton and Seaford since 2012, raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support and the Macmillan Horizon Centre in the city. This year’s recent event raised an incredible £7,114.61 across the weekend. The 17 garden owners taking part, seven of whom were in Seaford, were very pleased to see two days of brilliant sunshine, instead of the usual weekend of mixed rain and sun. There were nearly 1,400 individual garden visits made throughout the weekend, almost £1,500 worth of tea and cake sold as well as £1,300 received in generous donations from visitors both in person and online.

I was extremely pleased to be able to welcome The One Show’s gardening expert and Gardeners’ Question Time panellist, Christine Walkden, to my garden, to help us mark the fact we had raised over £100,000 for the charity over the years. We were fortunate that many people came to chat to her and seek gardening advice for their own plots. Christine spoke of how impressed she was that the trail had sustained over the 12 years, thanks to my ongoing commitment and the willingness of others to open their plots.

Megan Watson, Macmillan’s Fundraising Manager in the South East said: ‘I attended Geoff ’s garden and spoke to visitors. It was lovely to hear, first-hand, their previous years’ experiences. The feedback was brilliant, and made me truly proud to be involved in the event and have the pleasure of meeting you all. Thanks so much to Geoff for the commitment and passion he has for his event and it’s been truly lovely to see him in action this year. £100,000 is a staggering amount of money and truly is something to be celebrated. I personally and on behalf of Macmillan Cancer Support cannot thank you all enough!’

In addition to Christine, the Eastbourne-based, holocaust survivor, Dorit Oliver Wolff, was on hand to sell copies

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We are a diverse group of men and women who love creating and making things from wood. Our members are making items from the wide variety of wood available to us using a variety of techniques. These include relief carving, sculpture, lathe turning, scroll sawing and pyrography – just to name a few. We also have been known to make furniture, boxes and other household items, as well as fixing chairs, stools and other broken and damaged furniture – we have been ‘The Repair Shop’for decades. We are always open to new ideas and techniques that broaden the scope for working with the wide variety of timbers available and to include the many craft skills involved in working creatively with wood.

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Wood Creatives are based in Newhaven and were formerly known as The Hillcrest Woodcarving Club. We are steadily gathering in numbers from Seaford, Newhaven and the whole East Sussex area. We continue to improve our equipment and facilities at the workshop within The Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, We hope to develop more woodturning and general woodworking skills, and it is our intention to have tuition for these activities and dedicate one day a week or evening to these specialist classes – watch this space for future developments.

Recently, we have been talking to a number of new initiatives including Seaford Environmental Alliance, The Skate Society, Wilder Gardens Project and Save Seaford Swifts to name a few as we are in a position to engage with community groups and help future projects with our skills and workshop facilities. We hope to forge wider links to community activities, making lasting relationships and welcome new ideas to our Wood Creatives facilities.

Currently we open on Mondays and Thursdays from 9.30am to 3.30pm. As our numbers have increased, we have the option to open on other weekdays and as autumn approaches we are considering the possibilities of opening in the evenings and even weekends if demand is high enough. The current fees are £25 per month, with half price for the unwaged (tea and biscuits are free). For beginners the club provides a good selection of carving chisels, as well as hand and electric tools, for use in the club. We also provide a friendly and helpful environment with advice and support from experienced members.

The current management team (Ted Gordon – treasurer, Jeremy Adams – secretary, Joe Boylan – publicity) has built up the membership to pre-lockdown levels. We are, however, very keen to welcome new members to our club If interested. Please pop by on a Monday or a Thursday to look us over and have a guided tour. Wood Creatives are at The Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven, BN9 9LH. For information contact Joe 07768 331 038. See also our website at www.woodcreatives.co.uk and our Facebook page at ‘Wood Creatives Newhaven’.

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ALFRISTON & CUCKMERE VALLEY TWINNING ASSOCIATION ACVTA members are looking forward to the visit of our French friends on 16th – 18th September, and planning activities for the weekend.

Our group’s visit to France in July coincided with the Linen Festival, and the visit had a flax and linen theme.

A guided walk to view the flax harvest (photo above), a visit to a little factory processing the flax into linen, and a fashion show of clothing made from (you’ve guessed!) linen, gave a good insight into the local, specialised industry. We learned that France is a leading world manufacturer of flax fibre, and that at harvest, the whole plant is pulled up and left to rest in the field. Having been welcomed on the Friday with drinks and dinner, there were several other sociable group meals as well as quieter moments in the homes of our generous hosts.

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LATE NIGHT SIGNS THAT MAY SIGNAL DEMENTIA Retirement can be a blissful release from the stresses and strains of work and responsibility, whether to your work colleagues, your family or yourself. It is also a time of great change and readjustment to a new and potentially very exciting time of fresh challenges and pursuits, as well as long-put-off dreams finally realised. Research by Dementia UK has concluded that whilst we are also at an advancing age, personality changes after people retire could signal the early presence of dementia.

Spotting the symptoms early on can be key to getting the best treatment for the condition, which is affecting more and more people as the country’s population lives longer. Different forms of dementia have distinct symptoms.

One recognised sign is when retired people get up in the middle of the night thinking they must go to work. Difficulty understanding time and place is a tell-tale sign that the person may be developing dementia. Another sign is an unexplained loss of interest in things the person used to enjoy. Becoming forgetful, getting lost in places that should be familiar, and having trouble holding onto fresh information are also signs the brain is beginning to fade. Mood swings, anxiety and depression are also among the things to look out for.

Dementia can take various forms, of which Alzheimer’s is only one. Different forms of dementia have distinct symptoms, which can help to identify them. For example, where there are mood changes but no memory loss it can be a sign of someone developing Lewy body dementia.

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Just for the record; I’ve never trusted them.

Unlike all the other familiar, friendly faces on my back garden bird table there’s just something about the Great Tit that’s always made me suspicious.

Perhaps it’s my mistrust of uniforms. The Great Tit’s smart plumage with a collar, black tie and a glossy black cap makes them look too official, too authoritative. And that bright yellow chest?

Far too garish for the garden.

Their behaviour isn’t exactly endearing either. Great Tits are the bullies on the bird table. They’ll aggressively assert their authority and violently peck at other birds as they plunder the peanuts. When a house-hunting Great Tit can’t find a suitable hole to nest in, it’ll simply evict a Blue Tit and move in.

Their dominance is also heard in spring when their two-note song, ‘Tea-cher! Tea-cher! Tea-cher!’ rings out through our woodlands. It was this ‘Tea-cher!’ that taught me my first lesson in bird song identification; an easily recognisable two-note war cry used to proclaim the tit’s territory. But I was soon to learn that not everything was how it seemed. Each male actually has an average of four different songs, which can be sung at three different tempos. This varied repertoire is a sly Beau Geste trick employed to trick other Great Tits into thinking that a woodland is more crowded than it really is. The birds who know the most tunes secure larger territories and

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breed more successfully. And it’s a trick that fools me each year too; if I don’t recognise a bird call in the woods it’s always a Great Tit. Through aggression and deceit, these birds have successfully established an empire that spreads from England to China. And it’s from the far-flung corners of this empire that we’ve recently received reports of some rather worrying behaviour. From Finland came news of a group of Great Tits changing their vegan diet of seeds and nuts to something much more meaty: other birds. In Hungary, scientists made the chilling discovery of a population of Great Tits which have developed a taste for the brains of hibernating bats. Sure, these are isolated incidents at the moment but with human society plunging rapidly towards the abyss and an army of Great Tits acquiring a taste for blood and brains, is it unreasonable to hypothesise a post-apocalyptic future where humans are at the mercy of plagues of zombie Great Tits? Close your windows people, they’re coming for us! Michael Blencowe of the Sussex Wildlife Trust Photos: Flight by Nigel Symington©; Great Tit by Roger Wilmshurst©

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• support for hosts to equip their home for additional people staying with them • provision of a community space for guests and hosts to meet each other • essential books and equipment for English language classes provided by volunteer teachers • occasional outings to give guests an opportunity to practise their English and have some relaxing time away from the everyday worries of the situation in their homeland.

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How to Make Your Home’s Improvements More Sustainable At Newberry Tully, we’ve always been in the business of helping people in Seaford move for the long haul... ...Since 1987 to be exact. This approach helps us see the big picture, not just of the local property market, but the urgent need for us all to live more sustainably. We understand some people won’t be thinking of moving but will be considering improving their home.

So, we’ve researched these six ideas to help you make home improvements with the planet’s health in mind.

Second-hand kitchens: Purchasing a used or ex-display kitchen reduces waste and potentially saves you thousands of pounds.

Think before you buy: Do you really need to purchase new items and materials? What can you reuse? Can something be upcycled before you head out to the shops? You’d be amazed what happens when you shift your mindset from replacing to reusing.

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We installed solar panels to our office back in 2014 along with several other environmentally friendly changes to the way we run our business.

Keep it local:

When buying materials and items to improve your home, aim to buy locally. This reduces emissions and often supports the town’s economy.

Do your best: Even by doing just one of the above, you’ll be doing something positive for Seaford, the planet, and our future generations. So don’t beat yourself up for not being a green god or goddess. Just do what you can, when you can, with what you have.

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Please bring your items to the centre from 10 am to 2pm, where you will be met with one of our friendly volunteer team who will guide you further.

Our ‘Give List’ is a full checklist of the items we are in desperate need of and can be found by visiting the Give Street Project website.

All your donations from the day will go immediately to those most in need in our community.

We are holding the event in cooperation with the Seahaven Community Food team at the SCDA. If you would like to learn more or get involved with helping further, please contact us via the details below, our social media or come over on the day for a chat.

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Local independent managing agents Sanders is a family run company with over 15 years’ experience and specialises in providing the highest standard of residential property management for landlords, residents associations and property developers.

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CITIZENS ADVICE

The cost of living is so high now. What can I do?

be given vouchers in the first week of each month from October, via SMS text, email or post. Make sure your energy company has your up-to-date details.

Check you’re getting all the benefits you’re entitled to you can use online benefits calculators. On the Citizens Advice website, there’s advice on how to reduce living costs and other ways to increase your income.

Prepayment meter customers can request temporary credit from their energy suppliers – they might add this to your meter automatically, but if they don’t, you can ask them to do this.

If you run out of temporary credit, speak to your supplier to explain your situation. They may give you extra temporary credit. There may be extra support available if you’re disabled, have a long-term health condition, or have children under the age of 5. You’ll have to pay back anything extra you get, but you can agree an affordable plan with your supplier.

There’s more government support coming from October, including a £400 payment to help you with your energy bills. If you have a prepayment meter, you’ll

If you can’t afford to buy food, Citizens Advice can help you get a referral for a food bank. We know this is an extremely worrying time and everyone’s situation is different. Don’t struggle alone. If you need further support, contact Lewes District Citizens Advice on 01273 007557 or email info@lewesca.onmicrosoft.com or call the national advice line: 0808 2787892 Anyone requiring support or assistance should contact us on: l Universal Credit Help to Claim line 0800 1448444 l Adviceline 0808 278 7892 Monday – Friday 9am to 5pm. l Email advice www.lewesdistrictcab.org.uk l Chat online to an advisor citizensadvice.org.uk contact-us.

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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE In the UK there are nearly six million independent, private sector businesses. Of those, almost two thirds are sole traders, working on their own, and almost double the pre-pandemic level of one-person, selfemployed businesses.

In East Sussex over 87% of businesses are microcompanies, so these independent small businesses are the life blood of our economy and vital to our community.

To protect all those businesses, Edeal Enterprise Agency runs various training and mentoring programmes to help business people make good business decisions. They provide independent, specialist advisers and mentors to work alongside these business people, all funded by Lewes District Council, who understand the importance of business support for SMEs. The Edeal Leadership and Management Programme is ideal for sole traders as well as those managing staff.

When you are on your own you need a sounding board to work with and you have to manage your team of suppliers, including your bank, accountant, solicitor and even your family!

The programme will help you make the best decisions for your business without having to pay your accountant or worry your bank. Their advisers have all been there and done it, so it could make the difference between success or failure. Don’t delay, contact Edeal Enterprise Agency to choose the right support for your business situation.

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Leadership & Management WORKSHOP for Business Leaders in the Lewes District Tuesday 11th October 2022 from 9am to 5pm Chamber House, 49 Gildredge Road, Eastbourne As leaders and managers, it’s not what we do, it’s the way that we do it that matters.

How are you seen, heard and valued as a business owner, manager or team leader?

For your business to be a success, connection and communication between all members of staff and management is the biggest factor in productivity, staff retention and brand building awareness.

There has been a lot of change recently, so this training is critical for the future success of your business.

DURING THE WORKSHOP WE WILL COVER: • How you feel about yourself as a leader/manager?

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• Dealing with challenges, focussing on your goals, and most importantly being your genuine self By finding your USP and effectively managing change in a productive way, the doors to your individual success will open. Success takes many forms which we will explore in the training.

Ongoing 1-2-1 support is available following attendance at this workshop.

This workshop is available to business leaders based in the Lewes District.

It is fully funded by Lewes District Council and will be delivered by Janette Calverley of Calverley Communications.

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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH ROUNDUP

Special Edition Number 3: How Safe is Seaford Really? All The Statistics for Seaford North We are now wallowing in statistics, lovely Neighbours, and the good news is that crime in Seaford is definitely on a downward trend.

There is tangible evidence that the named PCSOs actively involved in our community are having a real impact on ASB and petty crimes, and as a result, Seaford becomes less attractive by the day to would-be miscreants. Following on from last month’s statistics, this month we have a close look at what’s what in Seaford North. If you missed the data for Seaford Central and East, you can see it here https:// issuu.com/seafordscene). You can also get a more indepth view (street to street) directly from the Sussex Police website. Sussex Police has divided Seaford & Bishopstone into 5 areas, so to have a thorough look at what’s what in yours, head on over to https:// www.sussex.police.uk/area/your-area and enter your postcode.

To save you a whole lot of time to get the overall picture, here’s our summary of all the data for Seaford North over the last 36 months.

Much the same as Seaford East, crime in Seaford North is generally low and in homage to Chris Whitty, et al, this time we include the crime R2 number and a trend line which is super encouraging – firstly because

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we all know what an R2 number is (sort of), and that anything under 1 is a good thing.

Seaford North scores 0.4773, which indicates that crime is dropping and is less than half of what it used to be two years ago. Of course, the caveat is that these statistics reflect reported crimes and once again this exercise underlines the importance of reporting every crime.

Our police resources are allocated based on need and so if no crime is reported, no resource is allocated.

Any crime in progress, anything that looks decidedly off, anything where you can see or think someone is in danger, is always a 999 call. Report all other incidents by calling 101 (and expect a long wait) or report online at https://www.sussex.police.uk/reportcrime.

Much like the previous data, Seaford North is dominated by crimes where people behave badly toward one another – ASB, Criminal Damage, and Violence topping the list. This warrants looking at these categories a little more closely, because there is ample evidence that following the general trend for Seaford, crime rates are falling significantly.

We can’t stress enough the critically important role we have as Seaford Great Neighbours because nobody knows the neighbourhood better than we who live here. Keeping an eye out for things that look iffy, reporting crime, caring about our neighbours who are more vulnerable or need a little help, all adds up to safe and happy neighbourhoods.

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our elders are respected and valued, where our youth are encouraged and praised. It sounds utopian but it is honestly so simple, even if all we give is a friendly smile.

A visible and relevant Neighbourhood Watch also helps to keep crime at bay and we need do no more than display a roundel on our front doors to achieve this.

While every resident of Seaford and Bishopstone is automatically under the umbrella of what we do, our Association relies on membership to keep doing what we do. It costs £3 per household per year to be Association members, and £2 per household per year for retirees. Joining is so simple too – just head over to www.sandbnhw.org/join, choose the subscription that

suits you and then follow the onscreen prompts. New members will get a member pack in the post, and if you need fresh roundels, you can order these online in our little shop where everything is free except the postage.

That’s it from us for this September edition. Remember your SMARTS as the days start drawing in to keep us a savvy Seaford filled with Great Neighbours. Be generous with your smiles and your kindness.

Warmest regards from all of us, Mark, Graham, Nicky & Philippa

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THE PROBUS CLUB OF SEAFORD The speaker at our most recent meeting was one of our own members, Bill McNaught, who gave us the biography of Samuel Franklin Cody, best known as one of the pioneer aviators in the country.

Samuel Cody was born in Texas in 1867, and often capitalised on what was assumed to be a family relationship with Buffalo ‘Wild’ Bill Cody. In fact, there was no relationship: Samuel Franklin’s surname at birth was ‘Cowdery’, and he only later changed it to Cody. He was a skilled horse rider, an accurate marksman, and had even spent time prospecting for gold. He performed in Wild West shows, and later had a show and circus of his own. In 1890 he set sail for Liverpool with his wife, and they set up Wild West shows at Olympia (sometimes on roller skates!). His wife suffered a long period of illness, and returned to America. Samuel continued his show business activities, including writing five plays: not bad for a boy who had never been to school.

Around the beginning of the Twentieth Century, Samuel developed an interest in kites, and evolved the concept of a string of kites whose combined ‘lift’ could raise a man off the ground. This, he felt, had military possibilities in terms of forward observation on the battlefield. He put his ideas to the Government but they showed no interest. However, his persistence eventually paid off: he was offered a job as an instructor at the Balloon Factory in Farnborough. Cody experimented by putting an engine into a kite, and then, following the success of the German Zeppelin airships, the Balloon Factory built a dirigible airship, utilising large teams of women to sew the fabric panels together. Cody flew the airship to London, and tried to land at Buckingham Palace, but settled for Crystal Palace instead!

Cody was given £50 to build an aeroplane, which he did, and managed to fly it 70 yards on Laffan’s Plain at Farnborough. Several of his subsequent flights ended up in crashes, until Cody realised that if you want to turn an aircraft you also have to bank it, otherwise it stalls. Shortly after these early flights, the Government decided there was no future in powered

flight, so Cody was sacked and the project was closed!

Nevertheless, Cody continued his activities privately.

Also, around this time Cody became a British Citizen.

Amongst other activities, he won the Michelin Trophy for the longest flight: 190 miles, at the end of which he was frozen! Despite the Government’s earlier dismissal of powered flight, they formed the Royal Flying Corps in 1911.

Cody had the idea of a float plane: one which could operate on both land and water. It was whilst testing such a plane that Cody crashed, and was killed. His funeral was at the Military Cemetery in Aldershot (the only civilian ever to be buried there) and the funeral cortege was watched by a huge crowd, such was his fame and respect for him.

For further details of our club please contact our Secretary Gavin on (01323) 893760

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SEAFORD STAMP & POSTCARD CLUB Well, as Rabbie Burns once said: ‘The best-laid plans of mice and men...’ Shortly after composing the August report last month, I caught COVID and was not able to attend the July meeting; however I gather it was well attended.

In September we are scheduled to hold another Members’ meeting on subjects S, T and U, so that should be entertaining. Hopefully someone (David, our Secretary?) will display stamps of the Ukraine. This is a topical area, unfortunately, and the stamps issued, and produced but never issued, mirror the complex history of the country. Many old collections have stamps printed by an embryonic Ukrainian state around 1919/20, after World War 1 was over, and the Bolsheviks attempted to unify Russia into the Soviet Union. Ukrainians based mainly in Paris however attempted to create a Free Ukraine and ordered postage stamps in large quantities.

These often incorporated the Ukrainian symbol of the trident, still to be seen on flags and in other places in

Ukraine today. These stamps however never reached the country, but some others were subsequently issued by a Communist regional government in the early 1920s before USSR issues became available.

In 1941, Nazi Germany largely occupied the whole of Ukraine and created a puppet state. Stamps displaying the head of Hitler were overprinted for use in Ukraine until it was liberated by Soviet forces in 1944/45.

Subsequently Soviet issues were used until the collapse of the USSR in 1991, when for the first time issues were commonly available by the Ukraine postal authorities for sale locally.

Visitors are welcome to the September meeting at Seaford Constitutional Club on Wednesday the 14th, 7.15pm for 7.30pm. The club has a bar with light refreshments.

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HELPING YOU FIND YOUR WAY TO TALK

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Clarify I want to understand more about my relationship with others. I’m not sure how to cope with my grief and loss.

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Growth and development I want to improve my level of confidence and self esteem.

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Explore There’s something I want to explore and make sense of. I’m feeling really down, low and depressed and I feel stuck.

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SEAHAVEN HARD OF HEARING CLUB Our August meeting was an outing to Berwick Church to see and hear about the restoration of the paintings. We were met by members of the church, who had arranged a lovely tea in the vicarage gardens. After consuming lots of tea and coffee, scones and beautiful cakes, we went on a walk around the churchyard and took in the wonderful views of the South Downs.

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Once inside the church we looked the paintings by Duncan Grant, Vanessa Bell and her son Quentin (all of the Bloomsbury set).

The talk on the paintings and how they came about was really interesting, especially the fact that local people were used for the faces of the people in the paintings. Especially thought provoking was the painting of the airman, soldier and sailor kneeling near the altar as these paintings were undertaken in the mid 1940’s and the war was a very recent event. I would advise anyone to visit Berwick Church it is in such a wonderful setting.

Our next meeting is on Friday 2nd September at St James’ Trust Clubhouse, Blatchington Road, Seaford and our lip-reading Tutor, Gill Houghton, will be talking about her life and living with deafness. Gill will also be bringing her hearing dog, Harvey, along with her.

The next lip-reading classes will start on Tuesday 6th September at 10am at Sutton Barn (formerly the 60+ club). The term lasts for six weeks.

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PRAISE FOR COMMUNITY RAIL VOLUNTEERS

Community rail representatives met in person for the first time in more than two years to discuss progress on bringing people together along the Sussex Downs Line. Members of the line’s steering group gathered at The Sidings bistro in Newhaven for debate and consultation on initiatives at and around the stations from Seaford to Brighton.

The meeting was also a chance for Southeast Communities Rail Partnership to thank the volunteers who have continued to connect communities with the railway since the start of the pandemic in 2020.

Sussex Downs Line chair Norman Baker, who is the former MP for Lewes and ex-transport minister, said: ‘It was great to meet in person once again and to hear about all the progress being made by communities along the line. We were able to thank all the volunteers for their efforts throughout the last two years in keeping our railway stations looking attractive and pleasant.’

The group has been meeting online for the last two years, although work has continued at stations subject to Lockdown restrictions. The previous in-person gathering of the steering group was at Newhaven Town Council’s offices in March 2020.

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A Good Read

Cyril from Dublin to Amsterdam to New York and back to Ireland. Throughout his journey the reader is privy to his inner and outer struggles, which serve to heighten the confusion, anger and shame that define his existence. But this is not some handwringing doom saga. Boyne brings a wicked playfulness to Cyril’s selfdeprecating wit, which commands both affection and empathy.

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Let me start by saying that this is a long book, but in the deft hands of Boyne it neither weighty nor stodgy. It’s a book about the life of a fictional man, Cyril Avery, and it begins before he’s even born, with his pregnant mother cast out of her strict catholic family and fleeing from her hometown.

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Cyril is adopted but struggles to find his place in a loveless family. He is gay and illegitimate, born in Ireland at the wrong time. This story weaves his major life events with world events such as the AIDS crisis, 9/11, and the ongoing prejudice towards gay men. We follow

Throughout the book, various new characters appear at intervals, and their stories intersect and intertwine with Cyril’s via a series of coincidences, which on the surface might appear contrived, but when the reader reflects on the characters in their own life and the coincidences that brought them together, suddenly make sense.

From the opening ‘hook’ to the closing paragraph you’ll be rooting for Cyril, and you’ll laugh and cry along the way. In the touching Afterword, Boyne admits that although Cyril and his life are fictional there are many of the author’s own lived experiences included in the plot. The book is all the richer for it.

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The New York Times acclaims them as the best folk band to have come out of Scotland in the last 20 years. Living Tradition rates them ‘The best band of their generation’ and Fatea Magazine believes they have the potential to dominate the Scottish/Irish traditional scene for the next 20 years.

Scotland’s Paul McKenna enjoys a reputation as a singersongwriter with an emotive and powerful voice to express his passionate social conscience, a combination that’s brought frequent comparisons to the great Dick Gaughan.

McKenna and his band – Robbie Greig (fiddle), Conal McDonagh (pipes, whistles), Conor Markey (banjo, bouzouki, guitars) and Ewan Baird (percussion), draw on Scottish and Irish roots in a dynamic variety of original and traditional material.

Their album Breathe, produced by Mike Vass, showcases Paul’s development as a song writer, working both on his own and with others such as Canada’s Dave Gunning and Australia’s Liz Stringer. He was a featured artist at the world-renowned Transatlantic Sessions in 2019.

Alongside Cara Dillon, Tim O’Brien, Molly Tuttle and the multi-talented house band he performed a string of shows across the UK. Tickets are on sale now at the Tourist Information Centre in Church Street or online from seafordsessions. org – but be warned, as always they are selling fast.

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SEAFORD STRIDERS’ MINCE PIE 10 IS BACK FOR 2022!

six off-road miles, taking in the beautiful countryside scenery around Telscombe and Saltdean. The race is open to runners of all abilities aged 17 plus, although the race is unsuitable for wheelchair users. The Mince Pie 10 has an entrants’ limit of just 650 runners, with previous events being sold out, so early registration is encouraged.

After a successful event in 2021 the Seaford Striders’ popular Mince Pie 10-mile race returns on Sunday 4th December at 11am.

The Mince Pie 10 is organised by the Seaford Striders to raise funds for local charities and the running club itself.

Runners are encouraged to sign up early for the event, which sees many entrants returning year after year for a pre-Christmas race.

The 2022 Mince Pie 10 is sponsored by David Jordan Estate Agents and will be run in support of local charities Waves – supporting local families from domestic abuse, and The Chaseley Trust – caring for local people with severe disabilities and offering residential, respite, day care and therapy.

The undulating course is a mixture of four on-road and

Mince Pie race director Nick Farley, said: ‘We’re looking forward to welcoming new and returning runners to the Mince Pie 10 this year. Voted one of the UK’s Top Ten races in Runners World this is not one to be missed.

The festive atmosphere will be sure to get you in the Christmas spirit. With increased entries this year due to demand, we’re expecting the race to sell out in record time. The race is open to all abilities – from PB chasers to fancy dress teams!’

The race starts and finishes at the Peacehaven Leisure Centre at 11am. Runners can sign up online now at https://www.nice-work.org.uk/races/the-mince-pie-10mile. The route will be marshalled by Seaford Striders, with plentiful support along the route. All finishers will receive a medal, goody bag and, of course, a mince pie (or cake). To find out more about Seaford Striders visit http://www.seafordstriders.org.uk/.

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SEAFORD MAYOR HOSTS THE ANNUAL CIVIC SERVICE 2022 Mayor of Seaford, Cllr Olivia Honeyman, officially celebrated her induction as the 2022 – 2023 Mayor at a Civic Service, hosted by Seaford Baptist Church on 31st July. The Service was opened by Seaford Town Crier, Peter White, who acted as Mace Bearer and bore Seaford Town Mace before the Mayor of Seaford and VIP guests. The Service was conducted by Members of Seaford Quakers, led by Ali Campbell, an elder at Seaford Quakers.

Many local dignitaries, representatives from charities and members of the public attended and supported the Mayor’s first official event. The service included: five brief readings on the theme of Service and Civic Responsibility; three readings came from the Quaker faith and practise book: Faith and Practice; two readings from the Bible (each reading was followed by a brief period of silent reflection in the Quaker manner); two short conversations between our new Mayor with representatives from Seahaven Storehouse and Waves Seaford, on how their work exemplifies today’s themes; a Mayor’s Address; refreshments served afterwards in the Church Hall.

The event was well attended by regional and local dignitaries, including: the Vice Lord Lieutenant, Mrs Sarah Stonor DL; Freemen of the Town, Mr Laurie Holland, Mr Keith Blackburn and his wife; The Serjeant at Mace, Mr Peter White; the Chairman of East Sussex County Council, Cllr Pragnell; and Vice Chair of East Sussex County Council, Cllr Galley, the Mayor of Brighton, Cllr Lizzy Deane; the Mayor of Eastbourne, Cllr Pat Rodohan; the Mayor of Peacehaven, Cllr Lucy-Jo Symonds; the Deputy Mayor of Newhaven, Cllr Pinky McLean-Knight; the Mayor of Crowborough, and Cllr David Neeve.

Other guests included representatives of the emergency services, local service organisations and local charity representatives from the Mayor’s chosen Charities, Members of Seaford Quakers, and the public.

Town Crier Peter White congratulated Cllr Olivia Honeyman on a successful and unique service.

The Mayor said: ‘We chose the theme of Service

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and Civic responsibility, as this was appropriate for the role of being a Cllr and Mayor. The service was very well supported. I interviewed members from Seaford Storehouse and Waves Seaford, to enable the congregations to learn about the charities’ work and spoke about Refuge in my Mayor’s address.

I also talked about the lovely countryside and the Seafront that we are surrounded by, the various community groups, the places of interest, the importance of supporting local businesses. I spoke about the charities that I had chosen and why, along with my chosen theme Healthy Living.

‘Many thanks to all of those who helped with the refreshments in the hall afterwards, it was wonderful to meet new people, and introducing them to each other. Thanks to Morrisons for their donation of some of the food and drinks. A lot of hard work and planning went into a successful civic service, thanks to everyone involved in making the service a success.’

With thanks to the generosity of the congregation, a retiring collection of £239.80 was collected and shared equally between the three Mayor’s charities; Seahaven Storehouse, Waves of Seaford and Refuge.

Parts of the service were live streamed onto the Seaford Town Council Facebook Page, with the full service recorded from the Baptist Church, available on Seaford Town Council’s YouTube channels. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPEsrKQ_wFo Figure 2 Seaford Mayor Cllr Olivia Honeyman with Local Dignitaries L -R; Mayor of Crowborough, Cllr David Neeve; Deputy Mayor of Newhaven, Cllr Pinky McLean-Knight; Vice Lord Lieutenant, Mrs Sarah Stonor DL; Mayor of Seaford, Cllr Olivia Honeyman; Freeman Keith Blackburn; Mayor of Eastbourne, Cllr Pat Rodohan, Mayor of Brighton, Cllr Lizzie Deane; Mayor of Peacehaven, Cllr Lucy-Jo Symonds, and Freeman Laurie Holland.

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IN PRAISE OF PRAISE A little praise now and then makes us feel appreciated, boosts our feel-good hormones, and increases our motivation. Praising children can inspire them to be more persistent and co-operative.

‘Spare the rod and spoil the child’ is a phrase I heard often growing up. My father’s concern that if he praised me too much I would become full of myself, or overconfident meant that praise was in short supply in our house. It led to feelings of inadequacy and a tendency to seek approval and people-please.

Recent studies on the brain indicate that we respond to social approval positively and that praise is important for a child’s development. But not all praise is created equal. Some types of praise are helpful, while others have a negative effect. So how do we know what sort of praise to use?

Kids need support and encouragement all the time – not just when they’ve won the race or scored an A+. They need to know they have your support – especially when they lost or failed. It is the overall warmth and supportiveness of their family relationships which counts.

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challenges because they aren’t certain they’ll be the best. They don’t want to risk failure and loss of approval.

Don’t praise achievements that come too easily.

Either the child assumes you are clueless about how easy the task is, or they assume you have low expectations of their abilities.

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If your child is naturally gifted at the piano for example, instead of saying, ‘Oh wow, you’re so talented,’ when he/she plays, say something like, ‘Wow, that piece is sounding good now, I can hear the difference from when you first started to learn it. Your hard work is paying off.’ The child can control how hard he/she works at her practice; not how naturally able he/she is at playing the piano.

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This approach stops them getting the message that talent is something people either have or don’t have, which might leave them feeling helpless when they slip up. Mistakes must mean you aren’t talented right?

Avoid praise that compares a child to others.

Social-comparison praise sets up competition and inevitably sometimes another child will be better, which can be demoralising if a child’s self-worth is derived from always being the best. It can also lead to a child becoming a poor loser.

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On the Verge

RENATURING SEAFORD

Seaford is renaturing, thanks in part to the new mowing regime introduced by Seaford Town Council, supported by On The Verge and other local environmental groups.

Parts of the Sea Meadows and the Salts have been given back to nature and left unmown throughout the spring and summer. The change is stunning!

Just look at Pump Field (the one nearest to Seaford Head). Last year over 40 different types of flowering plant were found by botanical surveyors, and this year they expect to find more – quite a challenge for local sixth formers following in their footsteps! More plant variety means more insect variety. An On the Verge member recently saw over 20 butterflies of five different species in just 15 minutes, all feeding on the

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ample nectar supplies now available to them, thanks to reduced mowing.

Meanwhile at Martello Field, common coastal plants such as Thrift and Strawberry Clover are back where they belong – in fields by the coast! And just six weeks after the new mowing regime began, a single Pyramidal Orchid bloomed in the Covers, the fields straddling College Road.

Throughout the town, residents have allowed their verges to run riot, whilst gardeners hand over sections of their lawns and vegetable patches to nature, increasing biodiversity by providing homes and food for our beleaguered wildlife. But those renatured areas need care. They must be mown in Autumn and cuttings removed if they are to flourish next Spring. Removing the cuttings mimics the work of grazers, such as rabbits, who would naturally remove grass over the summer.

If residents and the Town Council continue to work together, that single orchid on College Road will herald the future and Seaford will become part of the natural community that is the South Downs.

If you would like to meet up to find out more about how you can help, please do get in touch with us, or other local groups. You can now share your photos and stories on the Renaturing Seaford Facebook page, and a website will follow shortly.

Email ontheverge@seafuture.org Website https://seafuture.org/on-the-verge Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/ renaturingseaford Photos by Judy Pepper, from top: Spear Thistle on Martello Field; Common Blue Butterfly on Martello Field.

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Seaford Museum

AMY CHAMBERS: SEAFORD’S REMARKABLE HEADTEACHER Miss Amy Chambers was for 39 years the first headmistress of Seaford’s first state school in Church Street. During all that time she kept a School Log – a daily diary – that provides us today with an exceptional example of living history from 1890 to 1928. These school logs record Miss Chambers’ work, representing some of the highlights of the school years – some of them joyous, some of them sad., but all expressing the care, the warmth, and the love that Miss Chambers had for ‘our little ones’. Kevin Gordon has collected and edited the most poignant of the entries in the logs and with a foreword by Ron Vince, and these have now been published by Seaford Museum in a booklet on sale in the Martello Tower.

Miss Chambers, at the age of 21, was appointed to run the newly built Church Street Infants’ School from January 1890. Within only two weeks of the school’s opening, the headmistress wrote: ‘The school closed today for two weeks on account of the prevailing illnesses among the children.’ From the height of Victorian England, to the Boer War, the passing of Queen Victoria and the awfulness of the Great War itself, Miss Chambers kept a meticulous and detailed record of events in her school and Seaford at large.

Debilitating illnesses often caused the school to close and is a serious theme in Miss Chambers’ notes. Her comments provide a much wider and colourful picture of the school life during those first four decades.

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‘December 20 1911 The children are to break up tomorrow afternoon, but first they are to secure a beautiful toy and sweetmeat from a magnificent Xmas Tree. The teachers have dressed 40 dolls at no small amount of time and trouble, but I feel they will be repaid when they see the happy recipients tomorrow.’

A Sad Memorial Service There is a touching reminder of the devastating loss of life in the 1914 – 18 war: ‘We are holding a Memorial Service this afternoon in Honour of the 34 laddies from this school who have given their lives for us.’ (November 1918) In September 1923 Miss Chambers wryly reported: ‘A circus has visited the town today and, as usual, it has made havoc with the attendance.’

There is joy, sadness and humanity in Miss Chambers logs, right up to her last entry in 1928: ‘October 31st 1928 I sincerely regret to state that I am relinquishing the post of Head Teacher in this School today after 39 years of very happy work.’

Amy Chambers retired from teaching, and went on to be elected to the on Seaford Urban District Council, serving for nine years before passing away in 1939 at the age of 71.

The original manuscripts of Miss Chambers’ school logs are now conserved in The Keep, and Seaford Museum have permission to reprint extracts from these valuable social documents. The booklet is a charming and poignant view the world of a schoolteacher from 100 years ago, and well worth reading.

Is there anyone with experience of being a Treasurer, and who would be interested in a role at Seaford Museum? Please contact Chairman Jane Keel via info@seafordmuseum.co.uk.

Deadline for the October issue is 6th September.

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There are a few types of Heads-Up display. Some project on to your windscreen, and these can be harder to see in some lighting conditions. Some have a semi-reflective sheet of glass that’s designed to reflect the display, whilst allowing you to see through it, very much like in fighter aircraft.

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CORELLI ENSEMBLE CONCERT SERIES The Corelli Ensemble welcomes you to an exciting series of concerts, starting with a beautiful programme of English music in an unusual venue. This concert, part of Celebrate Cuckmere Haven, will be the first classical concert to take place inside the iconic South Hill Barn, and will support the local charity – Seaford for Ukraine.

Other concerts will be at Seaford Baptist Church, a comfortable venue with plenty of space and ventilation.

Programmes include gorgeous music for oboe and strings with our much loved oboist, Owen Dennis, an uplifting Christmas concert with harpist Alex Rider, a fabulous afternoon of Operatic Gems with tenor, Paul Austin Kelly, a celebration of Glorious Baroque, with violinist Maeve Jenkinson, and the world-renowned cellist, Raphael Wallfisch will be star soloist for the Corelli Ensemble’s final Gala Concert.

All concerts last around an hour, perfect for young and old, and when possible, the audience is invited to join the musicians for a cup of tea after the concert.

Tickets cost £15 adults, £5 children, and are available from eventbrite.co.uk and also Seaford Tourist Information. South Hill Barn concert tickets are available from celebratecuckmerehaven.co.uk.

An English Idyll Saturday 17th September at 6.30pm South Hill Barn, Seaford BN25 4JQ Maeve Jenkinson, Violin Warlock Capriol Suite Vaughan Williams Lark Ascending Rutter Suite for Strings Jenkins Benedictus Holst St Paul’s Suite Tickets available from celebratecuckmerehaven.co.uk

The following concerts are all at Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road, BN25 2EE: Serenade Sunday 23rd October at 4pm Owen Dennis, Oboe Bach Sinfonia from Cantata no. 156 Paul Lewis Oboe Concerto (premier) Dvorak Serenade for Strings

Christmas Concert Sunday 11th December at 4pm Alex Rider, Harp Corelli Paul Lewis Vaughan Williams Martin Neill

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Operatic Gems Sunday 29th January at 4pm Paul Austin Kelly, Tenor Music by Mozart, Rossini, Mascagni, Verdi and Puccini.

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INNER WHEEL CLUB OF SEAFORD The Inner Wheel Club of Seaford’s year commences in July each year It seems no time since we were starting the new 2021/22 year with joint Presidents Eileen Lynch and Patricia Haswell and that already we were thanking them for all their hard work and support with an English Afternoon tea at the Hydro Hotel in Eastbourne.

Members were advised not to have lunch beforehand, but like on previous occasions, ‘doggy bags’ were still requested by some at the end of the celebration! The tea was excellent, and those attending had a very enjoyable time. Their laughter could be heard throughout the hotel!

The July Inner Wheel meeting was held at Diella’s Restaurant in Seaford. Immediate past Presidents Eileen and Patricia thanked members for their support during the year and especially their help for raising an impressive amount of money for St Wilfrid’s Hospice – the President’s charity. Dr Mary Morris was presented with the President’s Collar and President’s Bars, and wished well for her new year of Presidency. This will be her second time as President, as she also presided in 2014/15. Mary then thanked Eileen and Patricia for their year in Office and presented them with gifts from club members.

Seaford Inner Wheel looks forward to another year of social activities within the club, as well as those in the surrounding District associations and helping to raise money for various charities.

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Seaford u3a News At the end of July Seaford u3a membership forms were sent out to new members and those planning to renew their membership. The membership year started on 1st August and u3a events start in September with some of the old favourites and some new ideas. Membership is only £10 per year and represents excellent value.

This month, the ever popular coffee morning will be on Wednesday 21st September from 10am until noon at the Con Club, Crouch Lane, Seaford. This is free to members and those intending to join – limited to two visits to the monthly coffee morning for non-members.

Many who are becoming members for the first time experienced the coffee morning as their introduction to Seaford u3a and received a friendly welcome. There is no need to book – just come along.

Between September 2022 and May 2023 there are 30 groups being run by Seaford u3a in members’ homes or in hired halls. Those in members’ homes quickly become full as they are small, usually only about 6 people, but those in halls can take more members. Subject groups range through art, music, history and languages to table games such as Scrabble and Bridge, and yet more. It is likely that more groups will be added as the membership year progresses, so those members who are unable to join a group of their choice now might well have a chance to do so later on. The ‘hall’ groups pay a small charge towards hire of the venue.

These groups are not ‘taught’ in the conventional sense.

They are led by a member as group leader who has an interest in the subject, sometimes because of a previous involvement in a professional capacity, but sometimes simply because of an interest in a subject. There is a strong focus on member-involvement with discussion and shared enjoyment, all part of the ‘learning together’ ethos of u3a.

In addition members can attend talks on a wide variety of subjects by other members keen to share their hobbies, interests or know-how. These are held at the Downs Leisure Centre and run weekly from 1st September until March 2023. There is a small charge. Any member can attend without prior notice.

Also at the Downs there are seasonal talks when an outside speaker will entertain members. The last one

in the previous series was given by Harry Venning, the cartoonist formerly from The Guardian newspaper, who with a few deft strokes on the drawing board made members laugh and admire his talent.

For foodies the pub lunches will continue monthly at the White Lion, and the World Cuisine informal group will continue to explore the more exotic food offerings in the locality. There is a possibility of a meet-up for members interested in Cinema Outings, and there are also the very popular outings for members to places of interest. In September members will be taking a coach trip to Buckingham Palace.

The AGM will take place on Thursday 13th October at the Downs for members only, followed by refreshments and a talk by an invited speaker.

For more information about Seaford u3a see the website www.u3asites.org.uk/seaford. To find out about membership email seafordu3a@gmail.com, sending your postal address for a welcome pack.

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Everything you need to know Did you know that autumn and spring are potentially as dangerous as summer for our sight? The sun is lower in the sky in the northern hemisphere so more likely to shine directly into our eyes.

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Light is part of the electromagnetic spectrum. The visible part of the spectrum is small, but it’s the part that our eyes can detect. UV on the other hand is invisible to human eyes. It has a shorter wavelength and is higher energy, and this is why it causes damage. It can cause cataracts, macular degeneration and skin cancers which affect the eyelids and surrounding tissues.

Sunglasses have two main purposes, to dim visible light, and to protect us from UV. In the UK, all sunglasses have to block at least 99% of UV. Counterintuitively the darkness of the tint does NOT relate to how much UV is blocked. Tints fall into five categories: Category 0 means no tint or a light tint, which allows 80-100% of visible light through.

Category 1 is a light tint, usually yellow, which allows 4380% of visible light through and is best for overcast days.

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Category 3 is the most common for sunglasses. These tints are nearly all grey or brown and allow 8-18% of visible light through.

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Category 4 is a very dark tint, which allows just 3-8% of visible light through. These are ideal in mountains or desert conditions where the sun’s glare is intense.

The depth of a tint is personal preference but if sold as sunglasses they must still block 99% of UV. In the UK it is illegal to drive at night or twilight in all tints apart from a category 0 lens. In addition, it is illegal to drive in a category 4 tint, even during the day. Category 4 tints should be labelled clearly, with an appropriate warning.

If you have a category 3 lens at the darker end and a tinted windscreen be aware that this can tip you into category 4. At the time of writing the fine for driving in category 4 sunglasses at any time, or any sunglasses at night, is £2,500.

Polarised sunglasses block the glare from water or wet roads. They are comfortable lenses to wear, and many people love the colour clarity associated with them.

However, it is useful to note that they might impact how well you can see your Sat Nav or heads-up display (a transparent display in some new cars which presents data at windscreen level).

Because of the regulations surrounding sunglasses, price has little bearing on UV protection as long as you buy from a reputable outlet. More expensive might buy you designer style, better glare performance due to better quality lenses, and a better fit and finish, but not extra UV protection.

The best way to make sure that your sunglasses comply with all regulations is to look for the CE mark, or the UKCA (UK Conformity Assessed) mark, which replaces it from next year.

So, indulge your inner rock star this autumn and sport a pair of fabulous sun specs.Your eyes will thank you.

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What’s On in September?

Fri 27th May – Mon 3rd October The Beacon Show

speakers, entertainment etc and refreshments. For further information contact John and Jill Hughes, tel: 01323 898678.

Sussex Contemporary Illustrators & Printmakers presents a public arts trail running along Seaford’s coastline. Guided tours, lecture nights and free workshops including drawing on the beach on Saturday 30th July. See online for details. www.wearescip.com

Seaford Community Cinema

Seaford Coastline

Sat 27th Aug – Mon 26th September Uno22: Nine

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Gallery Uno, 14 High Street

10am - 4pm (Mon - Sat), 12 noon - 3pm (Sun & Bank holiday Mon), closed Weds 31st Aug & Weds 21st Sept An extra-special kaleidoscopic selection of art and craft for Artwave 22. Email: info@ galleryunoseaford.co.uk Instagram: @unoseaford

Friday 2nd September Seahaven Hard of Hearing Club St James’ Trust, 11 Blatchington Road

2pm Monthly social meeting.

Visitors welcome. Transport available if required. Tel: 01323 895216. Email: white-c7@sky.com

Heartsease

Seaford Baptist Church Church, Belgrave Road 2.30pm A group for bereaved people, and anyone who’s alone and would enjoy some social interaction. Includes

Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane

7.30pm The Duke (12). Tickets online or from Seaford Tourist Information Centre. wwwseafordcinema.org

Fri 2nd – Sat 10th The Nightingales

Seaford Little Theatre, Steyne Road

7.45pm (Fri 2nd, Mon 5th-Sat 10th), 2.30pm (Sat 3rd only) Tickets £9 tiered, £8 level.

Available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre, 37 Church St, or online. www.ticketsource.co.uk www.seafordlittletheatre.co.uk

Sat 3rd - Sun 18th Artwave Festival

Various Open Houses

Artwave is the annual festival of artists and makers from Lewes, Seaford, Newhaven and the surrounding villages.

Follow the trails and enjoy the diverse range of work including jewellery, painting, sculpture, printmaking, textiles, ceramics, metalwork and photography. www.artwavefestival.org

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Celebrate Cuckmere Haven

South Hill Barn, Seaford

11am - 5pm (Weds-Sun) Exhibition showcasing works inspired by the Seven Sisters cliffs and the Cuckmere Valley.

Over 70 artists and 90 works, as part of Artwave Festival.

Daily demonstrations, and evening events including talks and music. Refreshments available. Free entry. www.celebratecuckmerehaven. co.uk

Sussex Designers and Makers

Crypt Gallery, 23 Church St

9.30am - 5.30pm Showcase of work by graphic artists, designers and makers. www.thecryptgallery.com

Sat 3rd – Sun 25th Newhaven Festival Newhaven

Diverse lineup of performances, walks and talks, throughout the town, its industrial edgelands and the landscape beyond. Full programme online or in tourist offices. www.newhavenfestival.co.uk

Sunday 4th Boot, Craft & Produce Fair Martello Fields (West)

7.30am (stallholders), 9am - 1pm (public) Low pitch fee, free car parking, refreshments available. www.seafordrotary.org.uk

Michael & Pippa Logan’s Mini Garden Party 11 Links Road

11am - 4pm Back by popular demand!

Cakes and drinks, ploughman’s lunches, Seaford Silver Band, tombola, raffle and lucky dip.

All proceeds to charity.

Dog First Aid Training St Peter’s Church Hall

1.30pm - 5.30pm Training covering first aid. CPD accredited. £55 per person, booking in advance to: kathy. hobson@dog-first-aid.com or at: www.dog-first-aid.com/ sussex No real dogs please, we practise on dummy dogs.

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Tuesday 6th Seaford Natural History Society

Tuesday 13th The Probus Club of Seaford

7am & 10am Bird watching.

Meet at South Hill Barn car park, TV 50450 98065. Nonmembers £3. Check online for changes before setting out. Membership enquiries, email: richardmongar@ btinternet.com www. seafordnaturalhistory.org.uk

12 noon for 12.45pm Members meet for a chat, a two-course meal and a speaker. For further details, please contact the Secretary, Gavin. Tel: 01323 893760.

Seaford Head

Walk & Talk at the Downs The Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Road

10am Drop in and find out about the Growing Project, a community garden and orchard being planned at the Downs. Email: friendsofsuttondowns@gmail. com www.seafuture.org/ friends-of-sutton-downs

Seaford Head Probus Club Seaford Golf Club, Firle Road 12.30pm Lunch and guest speaker. For further information, please contact Mike by phone or email. Tel: 01323 894893 Email: mjcstaples@gmail.com

Wednesday 10th Thurs 8th – Sat 17th Agatha Christie’s The Mirror Crack’d

Devonshire Park Theatre, 8-10 Compton Street, Eastbourne

7.45pm (Tues-Sat), 2.30pm (Weds & Sat) Tel: 01323 412000 www.eastbournetheatres.co.uk

Friday 9th Seaford Community Cinema

Barn Theatre, Saxon Lane

7.30pm Ali & Ava (15). Tickets online or from Seaford Tourist Information Centre. wwwseafordcinema.org

Sat 10th - Sun 11th Open Day 2022

Robinson House Studio, Unit E1 & E2, Eastside Business Park, Beach Road, Newhaven 9.30am - 4.30pm Fine furniture and woodworking school open as part of Artwave Festival. www.marcfish.co.uk

Seaford Golf Club, Firle Road

Wednesday 14th A Day of Peace and Relaxation through Yoga and Sound

Seaford Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane 10am - 4.30pm Gentle, invigorating yoga, meditation and chanting with Rosie Waters of Seahaven Yoga. Raising funds for the Youth Counselling Project. £40 including lunch. To book, tel: 01323 892638 or 07983 622840 Email: seahavenyoga@ btinternet.com

Splash Point Jazz

The View, Seaford Head Golf Club, BN25 4JS 7pm The Neal Richardson Trio with Jane Tuff (tenor sax).

Tickets £15, on the door or at wegottickets.com/ splashpointjazz. www.splashpointjazz.com Facebook @splashpointjazz The View. Tel: 01323 890139.

Seaford Stamp & Postcard Club

Seaford Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane

7.15pm for 7.30pm Members’ meeting on S, T & U. All stamp and postcard collectors welcome.

Tel: 01323 492433. www.seaford-sussex.co.uk/sspc

Thursday 15th Seaford Afternoon Flower Club

Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road

1.30 - 3.30pm Pavé workshop. Competition ‘Autumn Harvest’. Membership £45 per year, visitors £7.50 on the door. Tel: Mary 01323 893899 or Sue 01323 894848.

Friday 16th Hearing Aid Maintenance, Batteries and Hearing Loss Advice St James’ Trust, 11 Blatchington Road BN25 2AB

10am - 12 noon Come and meet your local friendly team from East Sussex Hearing. Bring your brown NHS record book.

01323 722505 mail@eshrc.org www.eshrc.org

Saturday 17th Lunchtime Concert

St Leonard’s Church, Church St 1pm Mehreen Shah, soprano. Free entry with a retiring collection.

Corelli Ensemble

South Hill Barn, Seaford

6.30pm Part of Celebrate Cuckmere Haven, in support of Seaford for Ukraine. ‘An English Idyll’, featuring works by Warlock, Vaughan Williams, Rutter, Jenkins and Holst, with violinist Maeve Jenkinson. Tickets £15 adult/£5 child. www.celebratecuckmerehaven. co.uk

Seaford Sessions: The Paul McKenna Band Seaford Little Theatre, Steyne Road

7.30pm Dynamic variety of original and traditional material from the highly-rated Scottish folk band. Tickets £15, available from Seaford Tourist Information Centre, 37 Church St, or online. www.seafordsessions.org

Sunday 18th Seven Sisters Lace Society WI Hall, Claremont Road

10am - 4pm A small, friendly group who meet on the 3rd Sunday of alternate months, primarily making bobbin lace but other types catered for. Beginners welcome, tuition provided.

Tel: Sue Brooks 07941 327409.

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Tuesday 20th Seaford Natural History Society

Gayles Farm

10am Meet at Crowlink car park, TV 54984 97881.

Membership enquiries, email: richardmongar@ btinternet.com www. seafordnaturalhistory.org.uk

Wednesday 21st Seaford U3A Coffee Morning

Constitutional Club, Crouch Ln 10am - 12 noon Free entry. Open to members and non-members. No need to book.

Friday 23rd Back 2 the Beats Dance Party Denton Island Bowls Club, Enterprise Centre, Denton Island, Newhaven

7.30pm - 12 midnight All your favourite floor-fillers from the 70s, 80s and 90s.

Tickets £10. www.ticketsource.co.uk/ back2thebeats

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Saturday 24th Give Street Project DropOff Day Ddenton Island Community Centre, Newhaven BN9 9BA

10am - 2pm We are collecting food, hygiene products and certain items of new/very good condition clothing to help people and pets experiencing homelessness and food insecurity. givestreetproject.com Tel: 07538 009224 givestreetproject@gmail.com.

Open Church Café

St Leonard’s Church, Church St 10am - 12.30pm Free refreshments, craft for kids. All welcome. www.seafordparish.org.uk

Repair Café Seaford

Mercread Centre, Mercread Rd 12 noon Community lunch 1pm - 3.30pm Bring your broken items from home for repair with the help of specialist volunteers. Tea, coffee and cake while you wait for your item to be seen. www.seafordrepaircafe.co.uk

Drawing Workshops

Paradise Park, Avis Rd, Newhaven BN9 0DH

Last Monday of the month 10am - 12 noon £15 per session. Contact Lesley Harvey: 07722 236741.

East Sussex Moviemakers

St Luke’s Church, Rattle Road, Stone Cross

1st and 3rd Weds of the month, 7pm - 9pm A friendly club with members assisting those new to film making. Anyone with an interest in watching quality amateur films or helping with the tasks in film making is welcome to join.

Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven

Fridays 2pm - 4pm (from 8th October) All equipment provided.

Beginners welcome. £10 per session. To book a place, tel: Sally Jennings 07876 666784.

Email: jennings.sally@gmail.com

Meridian Lacemakers

Denton Island Community Centre, Newhaven

3rd Saturday of the month 10am - 3.30pm A friendly group for lacemaking in all its forms.

We welcome anyone with an interest in tatting, crochet, knitting or cross-stitch. Bring your own lunch and a mug for tea or coffee. Beginners welcome, first visit free.

Tel: Gail Ball 01323 730552.

Pottery Workshop

Brasspoint School of Visual Arts, 84 Sutton Road

Mon: 6pm - 8pm and Thurs: 10am - 12 noon Classes suitable for complete beginners, as well as those looking to develop their skills. 12-week course. www.brasspointsva.com

Tuesday 27th Seaford Horticultural Society

Seaford Afternoon Flower Club

7pm Members social evening.

Mercy Morris on house plants. www.seafordhorti.com

3rd Thursday of the month (except Jan) 1.30pm - 3.30pm Membership £45 per year, visitors £7.50. Tel: Mary 01323 893899 or Sue 01323 894848.

St Luke’s Church, Walmer Rd

What’s On Weekly?

Arts and Crafts

Linocut Printmaking

For details, tel Val MacManus: 07590 904778. www. eastsussexmoviemakers.org

Jewellery & Creative Metal Classes Seaford

Mon, Tues & Weds 10.15am - 1.15pm £240 per term. Beginners, intermediate and advanced students welcome: Tel Amanda: 01323 873313.

Email: amandazoejewellery@ yahoo.com

Knit and Craft

Chyngton Methodist Church, Millberg Rd, Seaford

Thursdays 2pm - 4pm For more details please phone Viola on 01323 890271.

Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road

Seaford Art Club

The Downs Leisure Centre, Sutton Road

Fridays 2pm - 4pm New members always welcome, although we currently have a waiting list.

Please note, not suitable for beginners. Further details and a contact form are available on our website: www. seafordartclub.weebly.com

Seaford Evening Flower Club

The Flint Barn (Downs 60+ Club), Sutton Corner, Seaford

First Thursday of the month (except August) 7pm New members very welcome.

Tel: 01323 896567.

Seaford Photographic Society

Seaford Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane, Seaford BN25 1PU Fridays 7pm for 7.45pm Friendly club for all age groups and abilities. Chat about photography, lectures, talks and competitions. Visit www.seafordps.org and get in touch via the ‘contact’ button.

Wood Creatives

Hillcrest Centre, Bay Vue Road, Newhaven

Mon, Weds & Thurs 9.30am - 3.30pm Evenings and weekends from autumn Beginners and experienced carvers, turners and wood workers of every kind are welcome to our fully-equipped workshop.

Tel: Joe 07768 331038 Email: enquiries@ woodcreatives.co.uk www.woodcreatives.co.uk

Children

East Sussex Libraries

Seaford Library, 15-17 Sutton Park Road, Seaford Various dates from 26th July – 16th August There are lots of fun activities for children at Seaford Library this summer including animation workshops, crafts, games and more! Visit eastsussex.gov.uk/libraryevents or pop into the library for more information.

Scallywags

Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road

Fridays in term-time 9.30am-11am Established playgroup for whole pre-school age. Toys, games, songs, refreshments. £1 per parent/carer. Staffed by DBS volunteers. Just turn up!

Streetfunk

Common Room, 2 Old Tree Parade

Wednesdays 4pm-5pm (Beginners, 6-8 yrs), 5pm -6pm (Intermediate, 9-13 yrs) Streetdance and Hip Hop dance classes. Email: info@ streetfunk.co.uk www.streetfunk.co.uk

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Clubs/ Organisations Bereaved by Suicide Support: East Sussex

National Trust Seaford Association (NTSA)

Seaford Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane

Assistance for those bereaved by suicide. Support is faceto-face, via the telephone or Zoom. Also support groups meeting others who have been through similar experiences. Contact 07542 305419 or email Kellie.leyton@ sussexcommunity.org.uk

Third Wednesday of the month 2.30pm Talks from Oct to March (no meeting in December), outings from spring to autumn, plus other social and fundraising events. New members (including non-NT members) welcome. For further info tel: 07989 077079, email: membershipntsa@gmail.com www.seaford-sussex.co.uk/nt

Blue Van Veterans’ Breakfast Club

Newhaven, Peacehaven & Seaford Lions Club

Seaford Town Football Club, The Crouch, Bramber Lane BN25 1TL

Second Sunday of the month 9am - 11am Cooked breakfast, tea, coffee and soft drinks. £6 per head.

WWII veterans free. Tel: 07754 147778 or 01323 890211. email: edafvbc.sf@yahoo.com www.bluevandropin.co.uk.

Greenhavens Network

For more information email: contact@greenhavens.network or Facebook: Greenhavens Network.

Just Friends

The Newhaven Day Club, West Quay, Newhaven 1st & 3rd Monday of the month 10am - 12 noon, 2nd Mon walking group, 4th Mon lunch group Weekly and monthly social meetings including coffee mornings, walking groups, steam train excursions, heritage sites, tea parties, wine tasting and lunches. Tel: 01323 725882 www.just-friends.uk

Lip Reading Classes

Sutton Barn Club (previously 60+ Club), Old Flint Barn, Sutton Corner

Tues: 10am (new term starts 6th Sept) Sign language is also included in the lessons. £5 per week.

Phone Jayne on 01323 655957 or email: enya1.marsh@gmail. com

Martello Rotary Seaford

For more information email: contact@martellorotary.org.uk or visit www.rotary-ribi.org

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For more information visit www.npslions.co.uk or email: lionpresident@npslions.co.uk.

Tel: 0345 8335981.

Facebook: @NPSLions

Reading Friends

Seaford Library, 15-17 Sutton Park Road Thursday: 11.30am - 12.30pm Weekly drop-in for friendship, stories and activities around books and reading. Tel: 0345 6080 196. www.new. eastsussex.gov.uk/libraries

Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes RAFA Club, Wish Road, Eastbourne

Third Thursday of the month 8pm Pride of Eastbourne lodge monthly meeting. Tel: Lawrence Steer 07369 254437. Email: lawrence1860@gmail.com

Seaford Bridge Club

St Thomas More Church Hall, 54 Sutton Road

Mon: 1.30pm - 4.30pm Weds: 6.30pm - 9.30pm Online Fri: 7pm - 9.30pm For more details or to arrange a visit, contact John Gillespie, Club Secretary, tel: 01323 893626, email: gillespiejohn6@ gmail.com, or Pam Pelling, Chair, tel: 07834 833561, email: pampelling@hotmail.com

Seaford Museum and Heritage Society The Esplanade, Seaford

Sat and Sun 11am - 4pm, Weds 2 - 4pm We welcome visitors to our Tardis-like Museum displaying history from the Stone Age to the present day.

Tel: 01323 898222. www.seafordmuseum.co.uk Facebook: Seaford Museum.

Seaford Rotary

New members welcome. For more information contact via: www.seafordrotary.org.uk/ contact.php

Seaford Stroke & Caring Club St James’ Trust, 11 Blatchington Road

Alternate Mondays A friendly club for those who have suffered a stroke or are otherwise physically impaired.

Companions welcome. Light entertainment, talks, bingo and tea and cakes.

Tel Jeff: 01323 894060 jeffreyinnis@btinternet.com

Seaford u3a

Seahaven Hard of Hearing Club

St James’ Trust, 11 Blatchington Road BN25 2AB First Friday of the month, 2 - 4pm Guest speakers and other activities, tea, biscuits, raffle.

New members always welcome.Tel: 01323 895216 or email: white-c7@sky.com

Sutton Barn Community Club

Old Flint Barn, Sutton Corner Daily, 9am - 4pm For ages 40+. 12-month membership includes free activities. (Formerly Downs 60+ Club.)

Tel: 07813 071590 Email: jamsuttonbarn@gmail. com

For more information about Seaford u3a visit: www. u3asites.org.uk/seaford.

For membership email: seafordu3a@gmail.com including your postal address for a welcome pack.

Trees for Seaford

Seaford u3a Coffee Morning

8 Church Street

Seaford Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane. BN25 1PU

Third Wednesday of the month 10am - 12pm Open to members and non-members. Coffee and nibbles £2. Just come along.

Email: seafordu3a@gmail.com.

For membership visit: www. u3asites.org.uk/seaford.

Seaford Women’s Institute Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Rd

First Wednesday of the month, 1.30 - 3.30pm Craft & Chat.

Second Wednesday of the month, 2pm Main meeting.

Third Wednesday of the month, 2pm Master Class.

Fourth Wednesday of the month, 1 - 2pm Walking group.

Email: seafordwisecretary@ gmail.com

Seahaven Afternoon Trefoil Guild

St Thomas More Church Hall, Sutton Park Road

For more information visit: www.treesforseaford. wordpress.com/Facebook: treesforseaford or email: treesforseaford@gmail.com

Waves Family Support Tues - Thurs 9.30am - 12.30pm Weekly drop-in for parents and children 0-4 years. Tues: toys and craft activities; Weds: sensory play; Thurs: play.

Tel: 01323 873797 www.wavesseaford.org.uk

Community Cross Way Church

Clinton Place, Seaford BN25 1NP

Sundays, 10.30am Everyone welcome to join in worship on Sundays.

Tel: 01323 894687 Email: cross waychurchseaford@gmail.com www.crosswaychurchseaford.org

East Dean Village Market

East Dean Village Hall, BN20 0DJ Wednesdays, 10am - 1pm Craft, artisan, food and more stalls, outside and inside.

Free parking. For info, email: mirandabearns@aol.co.uk Facebook: East Dean Village Market

First Tuesday of the month, 1.45-3.45pm Part of Girlguiding UK. New members welcome.

Tel: 01323 894454.

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Friends of Tide Mills

Tide Mills near Seaford and Bishopstone Third Sunday of the month 9am - 11am Meet at beach end of old village road. Help us care for this special place. Email: brianjimskinner@gmail.com

Indoor Craft & Gift Market Crossway Church (formerly the Clinton Centre)

Thursdays 10am – 2pm Local crafts for sale plus café with affordable tea and cake. www.facebook.com/profile. php?id=100057586182675

Seaford Allotments Sutton Drove, Seaford

For more information, contact sec.seaford.allot@gmail.com The waiting list for allotments is closed at present.

Seaford Baptist Church Belgrave Rd BN25 2EE

Sundays 10.30am Please join us for our service, also available on YouTube.

Tel 01323 896009 for updates on children’s Sunday morning activities.

Seaford Beach Clean

Martello Tower and The Buckle end of beach First Sunday of the month Gloves, bags and litter pickers provided, BYO bucket.

Accompanied children and dogs welcome. Email: plasticfreeseaford@gmail.com

Seaford Community Garden

Crouch Gardens next to the Peace Garden

Weds 9.30am - 12.30pm Sat 10am - 12 noon (July to Sept only) Garden open, plants and produce for sale. All welcome. www.seaford-sussex.co.uk/scg

Seaford Community Tea Room

Seaford Old Town Hall, Church Street Mon - Sat 10am - 1pm New customers welcome to enjoy tea, coffee and cake. We are now open until 1pm on Saturday.

Seaford Environmental Alliance

Climate Hub, 4 Clinton Place

Climate Hub: 9am - 12 noon (Thurs, Fri), 10am - 1pm (Sat) SEA is working to tackle the climate and ecological emergency. The SEA Community Fridge operates from the Hub to pass on surplus food and reduce food waste. Email: hello@seafuture. org www.seafuture.org/ the-sea-climate-hub

Seaford NWR (National Women’s Register) Members’ homes and out and about

Various days For women who are interested in everything and talk about anything. Details at www.nwr.org.uk or email us at: nwrmemberseaford@ btinternet.com

Seaford Town Market Church Street

Second & fourth Saturday of the month 10am - 3pm Local foods, producers, makers, crafts, artisan and much more.

Email: mirandamarket73@ yahoo.com

St Leonard’s & St Luke’s St Leonard’s, Church St; St Luke’s, Walmer Rd

For details of all our services and events, please visit our website. www.seafordparish.org.uk

The Group Social Group

John Harvey Tavern, Bear Yard, Cliff High Street, Lewes Fourth Thursday of the month, 7pm A social group for unattached men and women over 55 years old. www.thegroup. org.uk

Music

Concentus Choir

Willingdon Community School, Broad Road, Eastbourne BN20 9QX Mondays 7.15pm No need to read music to join this friendly choir – regularly sings in Seaford. Tel: 07920 430162 or 07789 343514. www.concentus-sings.com

Lifesong Creative Arts Club

Seaford Little Theatre, Steyne Road Various days/times Children’s music workshops, dance, drumming, art and song workshops for all ages.

For more details visit: www. seaford-choral-society.com

Seaford Choral Society Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road

Mondays 7.15pm For more details visit: www. seaford-choral-society.com

Seaford Handbell Ringers St James’ Trust, 11 Blatchington Road

Wednesdays 10am - 12 noon For more details tel Margaret Hopkins: 01323 325305. New members very welcome.

Wednesdays 1.30pm – 3.30pm For more details tel Jo Tigg 01323 893878. New members very welcome.

Seaford Musicians

Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road

Fridays 10am - 12 noon until 1st July, restarts 9th September Orchestra open to all instruments and all abilities, with enjoyment the keynote. £10 per term. For further details, email: pat@ pwhiteseaford.co.uk or tel: 01323 897360.

Seaford Silver Band

Seaford Head School, Steyne Rd Wednesdays 8pm - 10pm New members welcome, all levels of music.

Tel: 07909 913077 www.seafordsilverband.co.uk

Seaford Sings

Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road Thurs 7.30pm - 9pm Come and sing a huge range of music, no audition necessary.

Have fun and raise money for Cancer Research UK. For information, contact Martin: Tel: 07925 548217 Email: Martinneill139gmail.com

Singing for Fun

Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road

Weds 11am - 12 noon Thurs 7pm - 8pm For adults of all ages and abilities. No need to read music. £6 on the door. Tel: 01323 365495 or 07799 818590. Email: sallyann@ crystalclearaudio.co.uk

Sutton Barn Choir

Old Flint Barn, Sutton Corner Wednesdays 10.30am - 11.30am Singers over 40 years age welcome. Pop music 1920s to present day. No need to read music. Membership included in annual Sutton Barn Community Club fee.

Tel: 01323 899778 Facebook: Sutton Barn Choir

Sport/Dance/ Health

1-2-3 Walks/East Sussex Health Walks

Salts Café, 14 Marine Parade Tuesdays 10am One-hour walk led by trained community volunteers. Free to join, no need to book.

Beachy Head Ramblers Local area

Mostly Wednesdays or Sundays Make new friends and get plenty of exercise. We also have regular social events, walking holidays and weekends away. Email: admin@ beachyheadramblers.com www.beachyheadramblers.com

Beautiful Yoga with Kelly Burns Clinton Centre, Clinton Place Weds 6.30 - 9.30pm

St James’ Trust Community Centre, 11 Blatchington Road Fridays 9.30 - 10.30am Full library of recorded classes available to do in your own home. A blend of flowing and still postures to build strength and flexibility. All abilities welcome. Tel: 07828 829965.

Email: contactkellyburns@gmail. com www.facebook.com/ beautifulyogawithkellyburns

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Bishopstone Table Tennis Club

Bishopstone Village Hall, behind St Andrew’s Church, Bishopstone Rd, Bishopstone Mon & Fri: 7.30pm A friendly group pleased to welcome new members.

The emphasis is mainly social, although we do enter two teams in the Eastbourne League in winter.

Tel: David 01323 891534.

Crouch Bowling Club

Crouch Gardens, East Street

A friendly bowls club open to all age groups. Bowling outdoors April to September, free coaching available. Indoor short mat bowls and skittles between October and April.

Social events throughout the year. Tel: 07736 750126 Email: secbowls@gmail.com www.crouchbowling clubseaford.co.uk

Cycle Seahaven Various locations

Rides for MTB and road riders of all levels of fitness and experience. For more information visit www.cycleseahaven.org.uk

Exercise Classes

Mercread Youth Centre, Mercread Rd, Seaford

Tues & Thurs 10am High energy dance-style class with music from Bollywood to ballroom. Tel: 07786 425758. johnlouisecave@gmail.com www.louisecavefitness.co.uk

Freeflowyoga

Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Rd Mon 6.30pm - 7.45pm Weds 10am - 11.30am, 7.30pm - 8.45pm

Bishopstone Village Hall

Thurs 7pm - 8pm Gentle hatha yoga. Suitable for all ages and abilities.

Tel: 07515 961327 Email: Theresesaunders7@aol.com Facebook/Freeflowyoga

Gold Exercise Classes

Mercread Youth Centre, Mercread Rd Tues & Thurs 2pm

Church Hall, Bramber Ave, Peacehaven Weds 2.30pm Fun, friendly, less energetic

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dance-style class for all ages, music from ’60s and ’70s. Tel: 07786 425758. johnlouisecave@gmail.com www.louisecavefitness.co.uk

By appointment

Guided Meditations for Wellbeing

Pumped

Seaford

Mon 10.30am - 12 noon Tues 7pm - 8.30pm Relaxing and restoring your body and mind. Also available: 1 to 1 meditation, Reiki, Indian head massage.

Tel Ann: 07989 294445.

In Balance Yoga

www.in-balance.org.uk Online – Thurs 10am - 11.15am

WI Claremont Hall, Brooklyn Road

Fri 10am - 11.15am All abilities/ages welcome.

Hatha yoga classes connecting the breath with movement for a mindful practice. Private 1 to 1 yoga and massage.

Tel: 07444 549859. Email: inbalancesussex@gmail.com

Newhaven Gig Rowing Club Newhaven Marina, Yacht Harbour BN9 9BY

NGRC is a charity rowing club inclusive to all from the ages of 11 to 75+. If you are interested in learning to row please visit https:// ngrc.co.uk for more info.

NGRC ask that a health questionnaire is completed in advance for safety reasons.

Your maiden voyage session is approx. 90 mins. Only £5.

Each row after is then £3.

For more information email: membership@ngrc.co.uk

Pilates & Yoga with Karen Hall

Personal tuition and reformer.

Tel: 07944 785520. Email: karenmoves@gmail.com www.pilatesstudioseaford.co.uk Join our fun, affordable, sweaty classes today. Facebook: Pumped Bootcamps, Instagram: pumpedbootcamp

Seaford Bowling Club

Chichester Road BN25 2DT

New members welcome to our friendly and inclusive club.

Open all year with bowling from April to September and short mat and social activities in the winter. Tel 01323 899845 or 07710 546223.

Email: bdnewns@gmail.com. www.seafordbowlingclub.co.uk

Seaford Striders Running Club

Monday: 7.30pm - 8.30pm Lewes Track.

Wednesday: 6.30pm onwards Main club night, start times/ locations vary for different ability groups. A friendly, supportive running club for all running abilities. Email: info@ seafordstriders.org.uk www.seafordstriders.org.uk

Seaford Tennis Club

Belgrave Rd BN25 2HE Play from 8am - 10pm New member offer, 3 months for only £50! Get fit and play tennis at Seaford Tennis Club.

We welcome players of any ability and age. Sign up at www.seafordtennis.com

Seaford Traditional Folk Dance Group

St Peter’s Church Hall, Belgrave Road

Cross Way Church/Clinton Centre, Clinton Place

Wednesdays 10.15am - 12.15pm Gentle exercise for body, mind and chuckle muscles. Visitors/ new members welcome. £4 per week. Contact Nid Barnes: 01323 897315.

Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road

Seahaven Yoga

Mon 6pm-7pm Restorative pilates for back care and managing pain conditions 7.15 - 8.30pm Yoga Inspired

Weds 9.30am - 10.30am Pilates for Every Body 11am - 12 noon Chairbased Pilates

Dance Studio, Seaford Head School, Arundel Road Thursdays 6.30pm - 7.30pm Pilates for Every Body

The Chapel Rooms, St Peter’s Church, Belgrave Rd BN25 2HE

Tuesdays 10.30am, Thursdays 7pm

Seaford Constitutional Club, Crouch Lane. BN25 1PU

Saturdays 10am Tel/text: 07983 622840. Email: seahavenyoga@btinternet.com

Sevalight Hatha Yoga & Relaxation Class

St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd Tuesdays 10am

Bishopstone Village

Tuesdays 6.30pm Small group yoga classes for all abilities. Deeply relaxing and healing. Tel: Susannah 07862 263869. Email: susannah@ breathing-spaces.com www.breathing-spaces.com

Seven Sisters Pool Seaford 61 Chyngton Road

Mon mornings Water Babies.

Sessions for babies/under school-age children with Michelle. www.waterbabies.co.uk Mon 6pm - 8pm & Thurs 1.30pm - 3.30pm SLK Aqua Yoga. Gentle water exercise in 40-minute sessions. www.slkaquayoga.co.uk Tues - Sat mornings Baby Swimming Squidz. Baby/toddler swimming with Tara. Tel: 07941 651150

Southern Stomp Line Dance Club

Church Hall, Bramber Avenue, Peacehaven

Monday 10am - 12 noon Good Intermediate 12.15 - 1.30pm Good beginners Wednesday 10am - 12 noon Improver/Intermediate 12.15 - 1.30pm Absolute beginners

Telscombe Hall, Tyedean Road, Telscombe Cliffs

Tuesday 7.15 - 8.45pm Improver Plus Tel Joy: 01273 587714. www.southernstomp.com

Tai Chi & Kung Fu

Mercread Youth Centre Mercread Rd, Seaford Tues 5.50 - 7pm Family Kung Fu £6 adults, £4 Children Tues 7 - 8pm Tai Chi £7 per class or £10 both classes Thurs 12 - 1pm Tai Chi £8 drop in, £7 if paying monthly.

Instructor Audra Marshall.

Tel: 07971 296698 Email: audramarshall@icloud.com

Yin Yoga with Jacqui

St James’ Trust, Blatchington Rd, Seaford and online

Thurs 9.30am - 10.45am In person and online. Small in person class, booking essential.

Email: jacqui.johnston@hotmail. co.uk. Tel: 07816 154644.

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