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elcome to the April Edition of the Inside Shoreham and Southwick Magazine.

Firstly, I wish you all a very Happy Easter! As I write this, the sun is shining. The change from winter to spring is invigorating. The promise of more days outside enjoying our long walks with our new puppy is something I am looking forward to.

At this time of year, the garden will certainly need more attention with grass needing a trim. Also, there is much tidying to do in the borders and getting everything just right for summer. With so much to do we have the latest gardening tips from Mark on what tasks we should be doing over the coming weeks.

We also have all our local articles and advice this month.

Keith Relf and his team are giving advice on investing! We have a number of charities, beer festivals and news on what is happening around Shoreham and Southwick. Additionally, we have the latest films at the Ropetackle Art Centre and local events occurring locally as well as some further out. We hope that you enjoy this month’s edition and we welcome any feedback on how we can improve and make the magazine and local business directory something better for everyone to read.

On that note have a great April and keep sending in articles and news. We will endeavour to get them in the magazine. If you would like to be in the May edition, please send copy by the 13th April.

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Inside this issue

Discount Travel................................................................. 4 Volunteer Sailors Needed................................................ 6 Steyning Bowls................................................................. 8 A New Lease of Life......................................................... 10 Flood Defence Scheme Unveiled................................... 12 Celebrating Shakespeare............................................... 13 Foodies Festival.............................................................. 14 Supporting Shoreham’s Dogs........................................ 16 Ingrown Toenails............................................................ 18 Marjorie Eyre................................................................... 20 Adur East Lions............................................................... 23 National Developer Delivers Legacy............................. 24 Sell-out Success on Amazon.......................................... 26 Official Opening of Bereavement Suite........................ 28 First Big Beach Box in Shoreham................................... 30 Give that Pain the Elbow................................................ 32 Patron of the Friends of Shoreham Fort....................... 34 What’s On.................................................................. 37 -47

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ocal businesses are encouraged to sign up to an exciting new scheme which has already seen more than 5,000 local workers across Adur and Worthing eligible to benefit from discounts on rail and bus travel.

More than ten local businesses and organisations have joined easitADUR & WORTHING, a collaboration between Adur & Worthing Councils and leading social enterprise easit.

Workers are not only offered discounts on peak and off peak travel and season tickets, but also reductions on bikes and car hire, as well as other initiatives which promote more environmentally friendly travel.

The scheme aims to encourage people to travel more sustainably for both work and leisure in an effort to reduce carbon emissions, one of the leading causes of climate change. It can also improve staff health and wellbeing, as well as address congestion and parking problems.

West Sussex Hospitals NHS Foundations Trust is one of the organisations which has already signed up to the scheme and hosted the first easitADUR & Worthing network meeting: Suzanne Fisher, Associate Director of Facilities at Western Sussex Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust said:

“The new Adur and Worthing easitNETWORK is excellent news for Western Sussex Hospitals staff and so we were delighted to host the launch event at Worthing Hospital.”

“Membership of the easit scheme is a key element of our Green Travel Plan, which helps reduce car emissions and traffic congestion by providing employees with discounts to public transport, out of town Park & Ride car parks and improved facilities for cyclists and motorbike users.”

Cllr Dan Humphreys, Leader of Worthing Borough Council, said: “We are really pleased that so many businesses in Adur and Worthing have decided to sign up to the scheme.

Encouraging staff to think more about sustainable transport options is another step forward in our work to become more sustainable. Cycling and walking also help promote health and wellbeing leading to a happier workforce.”

Mel Mehmet, CEO of easit, said: “We are delighted to have launched our first new network of 2019 and the 16th easitNETWORK overall.

There now exists a real desire to address transport issues and that is where easit can help. We are very much looking forward to working with Adur & Worthing Councils and other local businesses.”

Transport is one of the six areas being tackled by the Councils’ SustainableAW programme to combat global warming and protect and improve the environment in Adur and Worthing. The other areas are: energy, waste, water, biodiversity and carbon reduction.

To find out more about Adur & Worthing travel improvement plans see our SustainableAW travel section. See also: easit Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – on the easite website.

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Charity urgently seeks volunteer sailors

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Sussex disability charity is urgently looking for volunteers who can sail, so that they can support its members as they take to the water.

Sussex Sailability needs to recruit up to twelve volunteers who can help the Shoreham based charity from the spring. They would enable disabled sailors to learn and enjoy the sport, in a safe and controlled environment, on the charity’s specially adapted boats.

Kevin Headon of Sussex Sailability said, “There’s nothing like feeling the freedom of the water, it’s a lifechanging experience for our sailors – some of whom have had very little experience of sailing when they join us.

“At the moment we can’t provide enough sessions for all our sailors, because we just don’t have enough volunteers. So, if you can sail and have a little spare time then we’d really welcome your help.

“We need experienced skippers, especially small keelboat or dingy sailors, but we are also looking for those who have a background in sailing who are willing to learn. Additionally, we need safety boat qualified volunteers, ideally with a Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Safety Boat qualification or people with a PB2 licence who would like to work towards their Safety Boat qualification.

“Volunteering is incredibly rewarding, especially when you see the positive difference that you are making to someone’s life. We provide all the training that’s needed and free or highly subsidised nationally recognised RYA qualifications.

“All we ask is that you commit to at least one day each month supporting us over the summer.”

Chris Hodge is the chairman of Sussex Sailability and has been sailing since he was paralysed in a sporting accident sixteen years ago. He said: “I love that sailing has given me the opportunities for adventure and competition that I enjoyed before my accident. Sussex Sailability’s fleet of boats, which are adapted for use by disabled people, allow me to get out on the water and to take part in races alongside ablebodied people.

“Volunteers are an important part of Sussex Sailability; helping to keep the boats in good condition, getting them ready to go sailing and allowing disabled sailors to learn, improve their skills and get the most from their sailing. This enables Sussex Sailability to make sailing one of the few sports that is totally inclusive for disabled people.”

Sussex Sailability is based at Shoreham’s Sussex Yacht Club, which is soon to begin work on building a new clubhouse and facilities that have been specifically designed to be easily accessible to sailors with disabilities.

To find out more details about volunteering for Sussex Sailability email: Kevin at sussexsailability@gmail.com www.sussexsailability.org.uk

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Bowls Summer is on its way and the outdoor bowlers of Steyning are eagerly awaiting the new season.

Typically, this starts during April and continues until the end of September. Bowls is a games for all ages and abilities. You don’t need to be athletic or competitive to join a club and you don’t need to buy any equipment to give it a try.

Bowls is good for your health as it gets you moving and you are outdoors getting your dose of the sunshine vitamin, as vitamin D is often described. It also has great social benefits. Bowls clubs welcome new members and they are a great way of meeting new friends. Most clubs run social events in addition to bowls.

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A New Lease of Life

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he clocks have moved forward, and the days are definitely starting to stretch out which is so nice to see. Even in between the showers it definitely feels like winter is behind us and Spring is here, and the longer evenings give a sense of a new lease of life and freedom to get out and make use of the time. We are already moving past the best shows of Daffodils, with Tulips beginning to show their heads.

I thought I would touch on one of my bugbears this month.

Since recycling and reducing waste is high on the list with many of us now, it really is time you should be making the best of using compost heaps. If they are used correctly, they can be a good source of cheap compost for the garden and can help cut down the amount of waste going in the bins, which is becoming more important.

If used correctly is the important point. Time and time again I go into gardens where the compost bin has been shoved in the corner of the garden and become overgrown and full of grass cuttings and a few sticks, and we are asked to remove them as they don’t work properly. The thing with compost bins is they actually work on a very simple basis and they don’t work on electric or batteries! If they are not doing the job properly it’s because you are not doing something right! You are effectively creating a little world in there, full of micro-organisms that will do the work for you if you give them the right conditions.

I know compost bins are not the most attractive things, but you need to consider where they are placed to get the most out of them. They need to be in a warm place, so somewhere that gets some sun, as heat is a major contributor to the process, and it helps speed things up. They are also better if they are stood directly on the ground rather than on a concrete base. Make sure they are accessible and not right at the end of a very long garden, or you won’t be bothered to walk to it to use it. You need to be able to access it to use it and give it the odd mix up with a garden fork.

Once it’s in the right place you need to make sure you put the right things in it. Small amounts in layers are better. Too much will mean that it can’t be broken down easily, so filling it up with just grass clippings will give you a bin of smelly mouldy grass clippings. On the subject of smell, a correctly functioning compost bin wont smell. You can put in small amounts of grass cutting, shredded newspaper, egg shells, any vegetable or fruit peelings, any garden plant waste (but avoid anything that is woody), used tea bags and coffee grinds, and even seaweed if you have some! Pretty much anything that is green and organic can go in, but avoid weeds like bindweed, dandelion roots etc.

As the compost bin fills it begins to generate heat and the micro-organisms begin to break everything down. Giving the contents a stir with a fork helps to speed things up A good compost bin should do its work in a few months and you should end up with very decent friable compost at the end.

To get the best results it’s better to have a few bins on the go.

One that’s ready, one that’s in the process of breaking things down and one that you are filling up.

It really is worthwhile doing and you’ll be amazed at how much waste can be got rid of by using one. It can certainly help to save money on the disposal cost of the rubbish and also the cost of buying new compost.

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New £45 million Flood Defence Scheme for Shoreham Unveiled

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ore than seven kilometres of new river and sea defences helping keep the community of Shoreham safe from flooding from storms and rising sea levels have been officially opened.

The new £45 million Adur Tidal Walls scheme will better protect over 2,300 homes and 169 commercial properties, as well as important local infrastructure such as the road network, railway line and Shoreham Airport.

Spanning 7,200 metres along the banks of the river Adur with 1.8km of new defences on the east bank between Coronation Green and the A27 road bridge, and 5.4km on the west bank between the river mouth and the A27 road bridge.

The majority of the project has been funded by a £37.4 million contribution from government, alongside contributions from Coast to Capital LEP, West Sussex County Council and a number of private developers through Adur District Council.

Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency, attended an event to officially open the scheme today (Friday 22nd March) along with representatives from the community.

Cllr Neil Parkin, Leader of Adur District Council, who spoke at the event, said: “The Adur Tidal Walls scheme will have an immeasurable impact on the residents and businesses in Shoreham and Lancing. It will not only will protect our communities from future flooding but it also gives investors certainty, supporting the creation of new homes and workplaces while opening up the riverside to local residents.”

“I want to thank the Environment Agency and their contractors for the work over the past couple of years. The complex scheme has presented a number of challenges and there is still the issue of completing the defences at the Sussex Yacht Club site to resolve.”

The old flood defences varied in height and many were coming to the end of their design life. The new defences are

formed of embankments, sheet pile walls, rock revetments, flood glass, and property level protection, and are designed to last for 100 years, with the option of being raised further to add even greater protection into the future.

As part of the project, the Environment Agency has also improved public footpaths along the route of the defences.

The new defences are made up of over 15,000 bricks, 800 m3 of concrete and 6,845 tonnes of rock. The project has also created approximately 1.4 hectares of compensatory saltmarsh habitat for the benefit of local wildlife.

Sir James Bevan, Chief Executive of the Environment Agency said: “This new scheme represents a remarkable feat of engineering which will see Shoreham better protected from flooding over the course of the next century.”

“The Environment Agency has worked closely with partners and the local community to build and upgrade 7 kilometres of new and existing flood walls, embankments and other defences, bringing greater peace of mind to thousands of homeowners and well over one hundred businesses in the local area.”

Floods Minister Thérèse Coffey said: “I’m delighted to see the Shoreham Adur Tidal Walls flood scheme open, protecting over 2,000 homes and businesses and supporting crucial local infrastructure including Shoreham Airport.”

“With £37.4 million of government investment representing over 80% of the total cost, the project showcases the very best of partnership working, demonstrating how government can work with its valued partners to continue to support local communities from flooding.”

The Environment Agency is investing £2.6 billion to better protect an additional 300,000 homes by 2021. Many of these flood and coastal schemes incorporate a range of measures including working with nature, alongside traditional engineering techniques.

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ocal retired architect Mr Christopher Harris of Shoreham would love to see his proposal for the Beach Café to be considered. His proposal for the new development of the toilets on Beach Green pays tribute to the 20th century American Architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The design favours a more ‘organic architecture’. One that Mr Harris believes would be more sympathetic to the surroundings.

The design would have a wave shaped roof, insulated and covered with local vegetation which is not only salt tolerant but will also attract and support wildlife. It would have glass walls that allowed uninterrupted views of the surrounding area. All in all, the design would blend into the current environment.

We will pass any letters onto Mr Harris from the community.

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‘Celebrating Shakespeare’ 2019

fter three highly successful and much enjoyed Shakespeare Festivals since 2016, Shoreham Wordfest is holding its fourth annual Shakespeare celebrations from Thursday 25th to Sunday 28th April.

The Fest will be a feast of diverse events at venues in Shoreham, something hopefully for everyone to enjoy.

This year, we have: • a lively and challenging performance of Macbeth by acclaimed theatre company ‘This Is My Theatre’, in the ancient and lovely St. Mary de Haura Church; • ‘Sweet William’, a one man talk by renowned Shakespearean actor and scholar Michael Pennington; • a free concert of songs, sonnets and soliloquies; an illustrated talk by Jeremy Barlow, leading expert on music and dance in the time of Shakespeare; • a singing workshop and a drama workshop; • a Shakespeare film, and • our Shakespeare Night Revels, an Elizabethan ceilidh for all to celebrate the great Bard’s birthday with dance, food and entertainment.

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‘Gastronomic Glastonbury’ returns with star-studded line-up

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HE UK’s biggest celebration of food and drink has set a date to return with a mouth-watering line-up of star chefs and major live music acts.

The hugely popular Foodies Festival, which attracts more than 25,000 visitors to each of its three-day events, is heading to nine UK venues – Brighton, Bristol, London, Birmingham, Cambridge, Cheshire, Edinburgh, Oxford and Southampton – for a feast of family fun between May and August.

For the second year running, the festival will play host to a live music stage featuring performances from headline act Scouting for Girls and boy band power group Boyzlife, comprising Westlife’s Brian McFadden and Boyzone’s Keith Duffy.

Brian McFadden said: ‘’Keith Duffy and I are delighted to bring our Boyzlife tour to Foodies Festival, where we’ll be performing many of our favourite Boyzone and Westlife hits.

It’s a perfect day out – wonderful food, summer sun and music everybody knows and loves. We’re so proud to be headlining the Musicians Against Homelessness stage in support of Crisis, the national charity for homeless people. Homelessness is a growing problem all over the UK and every penny raised helps save lives. We are looking forward to seeing many of our fans out there.”

MasterChef 2018 champion Kenny Tutt will be appearing again, as well as a host of Great British Bake Off stars and top chefs from up and down the country all showcasing their culinary genius in the Chef’s Theatre.

Former Brighton bank manager Kenny met tens of thousands of fans as last year’s headline chef – and he’s delighted to be returning to the demonstration stage.

He said: “I had a great time travelling up and down the country to get on stage at the brilliant Foodies Festivals last year, so it goes without saying, that I’m excited to be back this May on my home turf of Brighton! I’m also opening my first restaurant, PITCH, just around the corner in Worthing in May, so I’ll be giving everyone a taste of what’s to come there.”

The 2019 Foodies Festival promises to be its biggest yet with the nine UK venues boasting more than 200 exhibitors and award-winning artisan producers, a Street Food Village, a Kids Cookery School, Healthy Living Area, Chef’s Theatre and Food and Drink masterclasses.

The events will once again highlight the plight of homeless people. Supported by Musicians Against Homelessness, the live music stage will see a mix of headline acts as well as talented emerging bands and solo artists perform.

Tickets will help raise cash for the UK-wide homelessness charity Crisis. For every ticket sold, the festival will make a donation to the cause. There will also be merchandise on sale giving a further boost to funds.

Festival director Sue Hitchen said: “This year’s festival once again combines our two favourite things, music and food, and it’s going to be bigger and better than ever. We’ve made sure our visitors get the best in terms of star chefs and music acts, and this will create a brilliant weekend for all the family. I’m also delighted to have Musicians Against Homelessness on board with us once again and to be able to donate muchneeded funds to such a worthy cause in Crisis.Through music we are also helping to raise awareness of the plight of home-

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less people.

Sadly there is an increasing number of people across the UK who find themselves living on the street. As we go up and down the country staging these festivals we see this is an issue in all areas, including those considered more affluent and by offering a platform we hope to do our bit to raise awareness and cash.”

Festival-goers will be able to sing and dance into the night with a host of live music acts performing on the Musicians Against Homelessness (MAH) stage, including chart-toppers Scouting for Girls, Boyzlife, Neville Staple Band featuring the legendary frontman of The Specials, and leading Queen tribute act Flash.

Musicians Against Homelessness is an initiative founded by music PR Emma Rule and boasts industry guru Alan McGee who famously discovered Oasis as its Patron.

The project provides and sources opportunities for up-coming talent while raising much needed funds for Crisis in the process.

Emma said: “We are so pleased to be working with Foodies again this year and to bring over 400 superb music acts to the MAH live stage. The festival series kicks off in Brighton which has the second largest homeless population in England, with figures expected to rise nationally. Thanks to the support from Foodies and the artists playing our stages we will continue to raise the profile of the subject as well as money to support those living on the streets. It also ensures that people visiting the festival enjoy a fantastic programme of music.”

The festival series begins in Brighton over the Bank Holiday weekend May 5-7. More than 25,000 people are expected to enjoy the attractions taking place at Brighton Hove Lawns in a stunning seaside setting.

Tickets, including VIP packages, are now on sale at www.foodiesfestival.com and 0844-995-1111.

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SUP’PAW’TING SHOREHAM’S DOGS Introducing your local Dogs Trust Shoreham Supporter Relations Officers

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ocal dog lovers may already be aware of the work of the dedicated team at Dogs Trust Shoreham, but did you know that rehoming a dog isn’t the only way to get involved with the charity in your local area?

If you’re interested in hearing more about the services that Dogs Trust offers in Shoreham and the surrounding area, Supporter Relations Officers Pia Offord and Lisa Herbert are here to help!

The dogloving pair, who are based at the rehoming centre on Brighton Road, are the first point of contact for all enquiries and questions about Dogs Trust’s additional services – whether you’re looking to drop off a donation or would like to book a VIP tour of the rehoming centre.

The duo does everything from planning the rehoming centre’s annual events such as the fantastic Fun Day (taking place on Sun, 26th May from 11.30am to 4pm this year) and the festive Christmas Fair amongst others; to offering information about the Canine Care Card scheme, a free service which gives owners peace of mind, knowing that we will care for their dogs should they pass away before

their four-legged friends.

Pia and Lisa also hold free presentations to adult community and social groups; covering the history of Dogs Trust and how staff at the Shoreham rehoming centre care for up to 400 dogs every year.

The duo are often accompanied by one of the centres four-legged residents so people can meet-and-greet a furry friend whilst hearing about national campaigns and initiatives from the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, such as the Home from Home fostering service.

Pia said: “We love spreading the word about what Dogs Trust does and there are so many exciting ways to get to meet local dog-lovers.

One of these is our annual Fun Day which is an amazing event that helps us raise vital funds for the dogs in our care.

Lisa added: “If anyone would like to donate any items – from raffle prizes for our events to toys and blankets for the dogs to enjoy – please pop in to see us at the rehoming centre. We love hearing from supporters, old and new so if you have any questions for us, don’t hesitate to get in touch!”

If you would like to book a talk, donate items or find out more about some of the charity’s events, please call Pia and Lisa at Dogs Trust Shoreham on 0300 303 0292 or visit the centre at Brighton Road, Shoreham by Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5LT. For further information about the work of Dogs Trust, please visit www.dogstrust.org.uk

Dogs Trust is the UK’s largest dog welfare charity and cares for 15,000 dogs across its network of 20 rehoming centres in the UK and one in Dublin. Dogs Trust has a non-destruction policy and will never put a healthy dog to sleep. The charity also focuses its efforts on understanding dogs and sharing that knowledge with the wider public to prevent problem behaviours that can result in relinquishment or abandonment. We are working towards the day when all dogs can enjoy a happy life, free from the threat of unnecessary destruction.

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hilst there are some nail shapes that are more prone to developing an ingrown toenail, this problem is commonly caused by trauma or poor toenail cutting. An ingrown toenail is determined by a nail that pierces the flesh of the toe. If severe, the toe may become infected and if left untreated, the infection can spread to the rest of the toe so the quicker you treat it, the better.

People will often try cut a ‘V’ in the nail to try to prevent ingrown toenails but sadly this is a myth. Cutting the nail straight across, avoiding cutting too low down the sides of the nail is the best way to manage your nails.

However if you already have an ingrown toenail, see your podiatrist who may be able to treat you with or without surgery (a minor procedure under local anaesthetic).

For more information about the treatment for ingrown toenails or any other foot problem, please make an appointment with our podiatrist’s Karen and Lucy by contacting us on 01273 455080 or email us at email@firstfootclinic.co.uk or visit our website on www.firstfootclinic.co.uk

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orn in Derby in 1897, Marjorie Eyre’s real surname was Eyre-Parker. She was an English operatic singer and actress who lived for a time in Southwick. She is best remembered today for performances in the Savoy Operas for the famous D’Oyly Carte Company.

Marjorie Eyre studied at the Royal College Of Music and then became a soprano chorister. From 1924 she worked for the D’Oyly Carte Repertory Opera Company. Richard D’Oyly Carte had been manager of the Royalty Theatre in Soho in 1875, when he had encouraged W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan to create for him a number of original English comic operas. The success of Gilbert and Sullivan’s early works allowed the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company to be formed, and they went on to build the Savoy Opera House to stage mainly Gilbert and Sullivan’s works. They also built the Savoy Hotel.

Marjorie Eyre’s first small part away from the chorus was the role of Giulia in ‘The Gondoliers’ in her first six months with D’Oyly Carte. In March of 1925 she transferred from the rep to D’Oyly Carte’s New Opera Company where that July she played Yum-Yum in ‘The Mikado’ as well as Celia in ‘Iolanthe’ and Ella in ‘Patience’. By 1928 she was regularly playing principal soprano roles for the company.

It was while singing for D’Oyly Carte that Marjorie Eyre met and married Chichester born principal baritone Leslie Rands in 1926. Playing both minor and major parts, Marjorie Eyre then joined the opera company’s tour of North America during the years 1928 and 1929. It was on this tour that Rupert D’Oyly Carte, the son of the company’s founder, decided that her future lay not in singing soprano, but mezzo-soprano.

Perhaps he detected something in her voice, as she matured as a singer that told him this would allow her to achieve her greatest potential. On the company’s return to England, she went into vocal training to lower her voice in preparation for the mezzo roles she would now be offered.

From this point on Marjorie Eyre played principal soubrette roles for the rest of her twenty-two year career. A soubrette is both a voice type and type of opera role. It is a light and bright voice, and suits those roles often to be found in comic operas,

where a female character is flirty, cheeky and confident.

Mezzo-sopranos are often called upon to play soubrette roles, as their slightly lower voices suit the material.

The opera parts that now came Marjorie Eyre’s way as a singer included Hebe in ‘HMS Pinafore’, Edith in ‘The Pirates Of Penzance’ and the title role in ‘Iolanthe’.

During her long, fifteen-season stint as principle soubrette with the D’Oyly Carte Company she appeared on two of their recordings. These were ‘Patience’, where she took the role of Lady Saphir, recorded in 1930, and ‘The Mikado’ where she played Pitti-Sing (1936).

Marjorie Eyre had a son with her husband Leslie Rands and continued with the soubrette roles for D’Oyly Carte until retiring from the stage in 1946. Leslie Rands joined her in retirement in 1947. They moved to the Sussex countryside for a while and a quote from ‘The Gilbert and Sullivan Journal’ at that time said of the operatic couple: ‘one hears of farming pursuits likely to engage their attention at their delightfully situated new home in Sussex.’

Marjorie Eyre returned to the stage in 1949 for an Australian tour, which also included performing in New Zealand. In 1952, she starred together with her husband in a week’s charity run of ‘Merrie England’ in Priory Park, Chichester. Leslie Rand took the role of the Earl Of Essex and she sang Jill-All-Alone.

By 1950 the operatic couple were living at 9 Albany Villas, Hove, then in 1963 they moved to 23 Glebe Villas, Southwick.

This made Marjorie Eyre the second acclaimed female opera singer to reside in Southwick, as Dame Clara Butt had been born in the now demolished Albion Terrace on February 1st 1872. Marjorie Eyre was for many years the vice-president of the Gilbert and Sullivan Society. She died in Brighton 1987 aged 90.

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“Better than ever” is the aim for the 2019 legendary Southwick Beer and Music Festival.

he organisers of the festival explained that they listened to what festival goers said last year: “We had lots of great feedback, people really enjoy this annual event, but we are always trying to improve. So this year there will be a wider than ever selection of beers in a range of strengths, including porters, stouts, IPA, mild, darks and bitters. As well as over 30 gravity ales there will also be a new keg bar with the chance to meet local brewers and be introduced to their latest ales. Our special cider bar has been a real hit in the last few years and there will be the chance to try new and traditional tastes.”

Alongside drinks there is fabulous home cooked food including the famous festival curry and a BBQ with locally produced burgers and sausages.

There is live music throughout the weekend with original blues rock from Junkyard Sons on Friday eve, talented acoustic duo, Imaginary Friends on Saturday afternoon and finishing with a blast of rock classics from KXB on Saturday eve.

In previous years the Festival has welcomed over 1,000 people over the weekend, with the Saturday afternoon having a great family atmosphere in the lovely gardens.

If you want to get your name, logo or photo on a barrel and get free tickets to the festival as well as publicity in the programme, there are opportunities to be a sponsor, either as a business or an individual.

The festival is a major fundraising event for the Community Centre and contributes directly to improving the buildings, facilities and equipment for all sections of the local community to enjoy. So, your pint (or two) will all be going to a good cause!

Tickets are now on sale and session times and prices are: Friday 24 May evening: 6 – 11pm Saturday 25 May afternoon: 12 noon – 5pm Saturday 25 May evening : 6pm – 11pm Tickets (per session) are £6 in advance, £7 on the door For more information and tickets please see the website www.southwickcommunitycentre.org.uk Tickets are also available from the Centre Office Monday-Friday 9am-3pm, or from the Barn Box Office 01273 597094.

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new venture for Adur East Lions is a melanoma screening day on Saturday May 11th.

This day is being set up in conjunction with Sussex Community Dermatology Service. The Lions have been fortunate to obtain the services of three local consultant dermatologists and a specialist GP to help with the running of this event. The screening day is planned to start at 10.00 in the morning and to end at 4.00 in the afternoon. The event will take place at Shoreham Community Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham.

For anyone who is concerned about a new or existing mole or for individuals who spend a lot of time outdoors the screening is one way to check for any early signs of skin damage. The early detection of a problem can provide an opportunity to seek further advice and treatment should this be required. Appointments can be pre-booked and there will also be availability for individuals to “walk in� on the day.

If you would like to pre-book a 10 minute appointment then please ring the Lions on 0845 833 7356 or email president@adureastlions.org.uk More information to follow nearer the time.

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f you have old eyeglasses that you do not know what to do with Adur East Lions can ar-range for them to be recycled and put to good use. Used eyeglasses can be processed, repaired and sent to eye camp projects all over the world. The Lions can regularly be found at the Saturday Artisans Market in East Street where they have a yellow box to col-lect up any unwanted eyeglasses.

To find out more about the Lions visit their website www.adureastlions.org.uk, or like the Facebook page www.facebook.com/adureastlionsclub.

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Wates Residential supports unemployed adults in Shoreham-by-Sea to kick-start their careers National developer delivers legacy for community through investment in skills

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oung unemployed adults in Shoreham-bySea who have been struggling to get into work have been given specialist training by Wates Residential to help boost their employment prospects.

The national developer demonstrated its commitment to improving training opportunities in the area as eight students graduated from its accredited Building Futures programme on Friday.

The free two-week course provides basic construction training and helps participants develop employability skills to help them make the transition into employment or further training.

Activities included masterclasses on joinery, tiling and carrying out small repair tasks, as well as classroom-based lessons on health and safety and interview technique practice sessions with Wates and members of its local supply chain.

On Friday, representatives from Wates Residential and Chairman of Adur District Council, Joss Loader joined the students at a closing ceremony and certificate presentation at The Harbour Club in Shoreham-by-Sea to celebrate their achievements.

All of the participants received a BTEC Level 1 Certificate in Construction and Health and Safety.

Student, Marcin commented on the experience: “This course has really helped with my career and I feel that it has opened new doors for me. If I had not got on this course, I would still be searching for work and trying to obtain my CSCS. Thanks to the support of Wates and Ixion, my future is looking brighter.”

The Building Futures programme, which was delivered in partnership with Ixion Trainers, forms part of Wates Residential’s commitment to ensuring that the business’ presence in the local area leaves a positive lasting legacy through local employment and training opportunities.

Wates Residential and its supply chain partners will now support candidates in seeking work placements to ensure that the course leads to sustainable long-term employment.

As part of its presence in the region, including developing 200 homes at the nearby Daedalus Village development in partnership with Homes England, Wates Residential has made a pledge to invest in the local economy and create a wider social impact by creating employment and training opportunities for local people.

Paul Nicholls, Managing Director of Wates Residential, said: “We are incredibly proud of the eight students who graduated from our Shoreham Building Futures course on Friday. Their ambition to learn new skills – from repair work to joinery – is testament to their determination to kick-start their careers and we are confident that each of them will go on to do whatever they set their minds to.

“Investing in training and education, and organising courses like the Building Futures programme, are just some of the ways we hope to deliver a lasting legacy within communities such as Shoreham where we are operating.”

Joss Loader, Chairman of Adur District Council, said: “It’s really encouraging to see a major construction company giving something back to the community in such a tangible way. It was heart-warming to see the enthusiasm and a sense of achievement in all that took part.”

Student on the course, Sam said: “I have recently become a father of a little girl and wanted to find a job that will provide a sustainable career to help me support her future. I have been unemployed since July 2018, and before that I was doing care work. I loved this course and have really improved all of my skills as well as learning new ones and increasing my confidence. My advice to others wishing to take part in this course would be get on and do it.

It’s been life changing not only for my career but I have also made new friends for life.”

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SML College student gets publishing deal for graphic novel aged 15 and becomes instant sell-out success on Amazon

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oco Kirkland, is an extraordinary young person (now aged 16), dedicating most evenings for a whole year to creating her first graphic novel and then becoming published aged just 15. What makes this achievement even more impressive is that Coco has struggled for years with Dyslexia and ADHD, however since starting at SML College her learning journey has been transformed.

On 7 January 2019 Coco’s first book, Project Immortality, was published by Markosia (one of the UK’s leading publishers of graphic novels) and within days the run sold out completely on Amazon. Coco is Markosia’s youngest ever creator and this was also one of their longest books at 250 pages.

Ian Sharman, Editor In Chief at Markosia says, “We were astounded when we found out Coco’s age as the quality of her work suggested to us that she was far older and more experienced. Coco is the youngest creator whose work we’ve published and we hope this is merely the start of a long and illustrious career!”

When she attended mainstream school Coco was constantly in trouble for doodling, however she remarks that because she’s a visual learner, actually rather than being naughty she was ‘note-taking; “I would doodle and make origami in school as that helped me understand the class and what was going on. However in secondary school I would get in trouble with teachers

for that. Understanding individuality isn’t their thing; there are so many kids in a classroom they don’t have time to ‘get’ everyone. This is a massive handicap for some students, especially those who might be more creative in the way they learn.” says Coco.

She continues, “Now I’m at SML College, I’m able to teach myself so I use pictures a lot. I took two GCSE’s early; Law and Religious Studies. With Law I made a comic about solicitors and barristers to help teach myself and to remember things.”

SML College is a vibrant learning community that has offered a real alternative to schooling for the last 18 years. The College provides a supportive structure that allows students to plan, organise and carry out their learning activities, and has 100% track record of students either going on to further education or into employment.

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Official Opening of Bereavement Suite at Worthing Hospital

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hospital suite designed to give parents a safe haven to stay in after the loss of a baby has been officially opened on the maternity unit at Worthing Hospital on Wednesday.

The Maple Suite offers a home-from-home environment with a private entrance away from the delivery suite, with its own delivery bed, bathroom, sofa bed, television and kitchenette.

Joined by maternity staff, Love Your Hospital, the Trust’s dedicated charity and local families who had fundraised to support the suite’s development, the Mayor of Worthing cut the ribbon and expressed his heartfelt thanks to all involved.

He said: “We are delighted to be able to open a space within our hospital’s maternity department and it is certainly lovely to see our local families assist with the funding of such a personal space and to see them here with us today.

“On behalf of myself and the Mayoress, we hope that the families that use the space, albeit under emotional and upsetting circumstances, can find the suite homely and as comfortable as possible.”

In 2017, one in every 225 births in the UK ended in a stillbirth. On average, nine babies are stillborn every day in the UK, making it 15 times more common than cot death.

For parents, parting with a stillborn baby is the first step in a long and difficult grieving process. A device called a Cold Cot, also available in the suite, provides a temperature-controlled mat placed at the base to keep babies cool and allow parents to spend more time with them.

Juliette Phelan, Maternity Matron for Worthing Hospital said: “Experiencing a stillbirth is so distressing for families and the staff involved. Our vision as a maternity team was to create a quiet, homely and dignified space to enable couples to spend quality time with their baby without being disturbed by the hustle and bustle of our busy labour ward.

“Sadly, the room is in regular use, but we’ve already had some incredible feedback from families who have said it has made such a difference.

“We now have a beautiful space in which we can provide support and care to parents going through a difficult time. I’d like to say a special thank you to everyone who has made the Maple Suite a reality.”

Shelley Kyte, a Clinical Systems Trainer at Worthing Hospital, raised more than £3,500 with her partner Mark towards the suite in memory of their baby girl, Rosie, who was born sleeping on 11 June 2015.

On what would have been Rosie’s first birthday, the couple completed a 100-mile run to provide funds for a new cold cot.

Shelley said: “The day Rosie arrived was also the day our

world came tumbling down. After her birth, we stayed with her for a while, but unfortunately could not stay the night which broke our heart.

“We were surrounded by the sound of babies crying in the delivery suite and the happiness of other families as we left hospital without our angel.

“A few months later, we reflected on the care and space available to us and decided to take on a fundraising challenge so other families didn’t to have the same heart-breaking experience we did.”

Brighton-based company, Paxton Access, where Shelley’s partner Mark is an employee, raised more than £4,700 towards the refurbishment.

Paxton CEO, Adam Stroud, said: “A big thanks to Love Your Hospital and to the maternity department for all their support during this period.

“It is fantastic to see the suite opened and we hope that future families that will use it can hold memories of their child that can last forever.”

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Boxpark agreed deal to develop first Big Beach Box in Shoreham

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nternationally-renowned development company Boxpark has signed a lease to create a landmark seafront dining destination and community cafe on Shoreham Beach.

The Brighton-based firm - who are behind acclaimed casual dining and retail developments in Shoreditch, Croydon and Wembley - have struck an agreement with Adur District Council to create the Big Beach Box on the site of a run-down toilet block.

Boxpark are intending to collaborate with Brighton local Dan Stockland to bring the great food and relaxed vibes of the award-winning Big Beach Cafe brand to Shoreham and create a multi purpose restaurant/cafe hub centred around supporting local community groups.

Shoreham Big Beach Box will also provide a roof terrace, changing rooms, community space and a centre for water sports, and will work with local partners to showcase the best of the region’s talent in a vibrant programme of events, workshops and talks at the site.

Councillor Brian Boggis, Adur District Council’s Executive Member for Regeneration, said: “I’m delighted that these exciting plans are coming to fruition as it will create a vibrant destination which, first and

Artist’s impression of the first Big Beach Box development in Shoreham.

foremost, will be for the local community in this special part of the world.”

“This is Boxpark’s first venture outside of London. Bringing a company with their worldwide reputation for creating exciting places for people to eat and drink is a real vote of confidence in our area.”

“It shows that people want to invest in our communities to create more vibrant places for people to live, work and relax with their friends and family.”

Roger Wade, CEO and Founder of Boxpark, said: “We’re incredibly excited to be working with Adur District Council on this new development.”

“As a Brighton local myself, I have cycled past the run-down toilet block many times and see a lot of potential in the site for a new community hub in Shoreham.”

“The Big Beach Box would become a favourite among locals whilst also attracting visitors to the world-class beachfront destination.”

The Council entered into preferred development agreement with Boxpark for the site in Beach Green in 2017.

With the lease now signed, Boxpark will be working with the community to draw up detailed plans for the site with the aim of submitting a planning application later this year.

The Big Beach Box will be the latest in a series of developments which is regenerating Shoreham and the wider area.

Recent years has seen the opening of the £11.5 million Adur Ferry Bridge, the creation of awardwinning farmers markets in the pedestrianised East Street and a new major office block to accommodate hundreds of jobs.

Work on redeveloping the western harbour arm of Shoreham Port is also ongoing with work on two major schemes to create hundreds of homes well underway.

Councillor Emma Evans, Adur District Council’s Executive Member for Environment, said: “For too long this toilet block has been an eyesore, dominating the only major green space on Shoreham Beach. I look forward to seeing what plans Boxpark have for the site and believe it will be an exceptional addition to our area, creating enhanced facilities for the local community and thousands of visitors who come to Shoreham Beach each year.”

Councillor Joss Loader, ward councillor for Marine, which includes Shoreham Beach, said: “This is a sensitive site and one of the few areas of open green space on Shoreham Beach.”

“As requested two years ago, we would now like to see the Council and developer working closely with the local community and stakeholders, to offer extensive and meaningful consultation and a genuine chance for people to have their say.

“Hopefully that will help the developers to offer a project which offers a well-designed and vibrant community asset, as well as being economically viable.”

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GIVE THAT PAIN THE ELBOW!

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his month I will be talking about Tennis Elbow, a very common injury that affects not only the tennis player but also manual workers and desk based people who type.

What is Tennis Elbow?

Tennis elbow or its anatomical name, “lateral epicondylitis”, is a painful condition felt in the outside of the elbow and forearm, which is worse when gripping, such as when playing racquet sports, mountain biking, or on activities where you extend your fingers and wrists such as typing, or playing piano.

Treating issues related to • Back, neck and shoulder pain • Sports injuries • • Pre and post operative rehabilitation • • Muscle retraining and biofeedback • Whiplash • • Ligament sprains and muscle strains • • Postural re-education for poor posture • Treatments • Deep tissue massage • Sports massage therapy • • Joint mobilisation/manipulations • • Active release/cross frictions • • Electrotherapy (i.e. ultrasound, interferential) • • Acupuncture (Trigger Point release, Traditional Chinese) • • Exercise rehabilitation • Posture re-education • • Ergonomic advice and health promotion • Louis Jones Physiotherapy Telephone: 01273 467614 Website: www.sportsphysioshoreham.co.uk Email: louisjones.physio@googlemail.com 2nd Floor, Adur Business Centre, Little High Street, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5EG

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How does it occur?

The extensor muscles in the forearm that extend your wrist and fingers attach into a single point on the outside of the elbow, so when the muscles contract or tense they pull at the elbow, causing repetitive strain, trauma and inflammation, which in turn causes pain and possibly swelling.

How can you treat it?

If you are unfortunate enough to develop tennis elbow, there are certain things you can do to help the condition or alleviate the pain.

1. U se a tennis elbow strap or sports tape to compress the point of tenderness, which helps stop the muscles that pull on the elbow.

2. Use ice packs to help reduce swelling and inflammation.

3. Massage the elbow and muscles of the forearm to help reduce tension and strain on the elbow.

4. Stretch the muscles of the forearm by keeping the elbow straight, with your palm facing down and flex your wrist towards the floor.

5. Use anti-inflammatory gels to massage into the elbow.

6. If you play racquet sports, try changing the grip on your racquet to a slightly wider grip, as having a narrow grip encourages you to grip tighter. This is very common in tennis players who change racquets, to a new one where the grip is narrower.

7. Changing your posture at your desk can have a positive effect on reducing tennis elbow.

8. If you have tried these steps above and you are still experiencing pain, then you should consult a physiotherapist, who can treat the painful condition.

If you manage this condition early enough then the recovery time is much shorter and the overall outcome is very successful. It is always advisable to prevent a problem from getting worse than to try treating it once the painful symptoms are more chronic and persistent.

If you have any queries related to this article please feel free to email me at info@louisjonesphysio.co.uk or call me on 01273-467614.

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Peter Caddick-Adams named as the Patron of the Friends of Shoreham Fort

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t the Friends of Shoreham Fort’s Annual General Meeting held at the Sussex Yacht Club, it was revealed that Peter Caddick-Adams had become the patron of the charity.

The news was met with applause at the meeting.

Peter couldn’t make the meeting, but a video was shown where he expressed his delight at his appointment.

“I’m incredibly proud to be associated with Shoreham Fort, because what you have got here is a microcosm of British military history.”

Sharon Penfold, Secretary of the Friends of Shoreham was elated about the announcement.

“We’ve been keeping the news under wraps for a while now, as we wanted to make the announcement at the AGM. Having Peter offer to be our Patron is a huge compliment to our charity and shows that the significance of Shoreham Fort and the hard work and dedication of the Friends of Shoreham Fort volunteers is being taken seriously in the military history world.”

Peter Caddick-Adams is a leading, professional military historian with nearly 30 years’ experience. He is a fellow of the

Royal Historical Society and was the official UK Historian in the 2003 Iraq War. His latest book, ‘Sand and Steel: A New History of D-Day’ is about to be released which includes the role that Shoreham played as part of D-Day. 60 plus people attended the AGM where Gary Baines was re-elected as Chairman, Sharon Penfold as Secretary; Andy Vincent and Julie Searle were also re-elected as Trustees.

Daryl Holter, Sussex Police Heritage Crime Advisor spoke briefly about the importance of reporting damage and vandalism to the police, especially at Shoreham Fort which has had a large number of vandalism incidents. This can be done by ringing 999, 101 or emailing 101@sussex. pnn.police.uk.

After the meeting was finished, the attendees enjoyed a vivid presentation given by Gary Baines on the Past, Present and Future of Shoreham Fort.

The meeting was held on the evening of the 20th February.

Friends of Shoreham Fort Shoreham Fort shorehamfort1857@gmail.com

About Shoreham Fort: Shoreham Fort was built in June 1857 and was manned by the 1st Sussex Volunteer Artillery. The fort has since been used for various purposes including; a film studio in 1914, an emergency Coastal Battery in WW2 and as a watch station for HM Coastguard in the 70s and 80s.

The Friends of Shoreham Fort formed in 2010 and became a registered charity in June 2012. The group’s aims are to conserve, maintain and restore the Fort. They also provide education of the historical importance of the unique site and its surroundings through school visits, guided tours, presentations, research and living history displays. Giving history a future by bringing history to life.

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What’s on in April

Shoreham & Southwick

GENERAL THE FLYING SAUCER CAFÉ

Pops up the last Sat of the month in Wiston, BN44 3DW. The café serves cakes and lunches plus stalls for local businesses to sell products.

THE RUDE MECHANICALS

Acoustic multi-instrumental trio playing traditional music from the British Isles, Europe and elsewhere.

Duke of Wellington, Shoreham. Every Wed 7.30–10pm. Free. www.rudemex.co.uk

ROPETACKLE CINEMA presents: ISLE OF DOGS Cert15 101mins

When a corrupt mayor sends all the dogs into quarantine, his ward goes there to find out what has happened to his pet and gets help from a pack of exiled misfit canines. Thurs 18th Apr, 2pm. Tickets available from Box Office £3.50.

THE CHILDREN ACT Cert12 105mins

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SURF BUS OPEN DAY

Free Anger Management groups will help you regain control of your anger by: Ensuring you are better able to identify your triggers, improving communication and listening skills. These groups will be small, around 8 people, and run for 10 weeks.

Call for more info or to book a place. Tel: 07952754859, email info@asyouarecentre.co.uk

SUSSEX WIMA (WOMENS INTERNATIONAL MOTORCYCLE ASSOCIATION)

Meet 2nd Sun of each month. Women and motorcycles, of all ages and types, and skill level.

Local, national and international ride outs and rallies organised. For further details see http://www. wimagb.co.uk or contract Wimasussex@virginmedia. com for more details.

LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS / SOCIETIES & LOCAL MARKETS BUCKINGHAM TOWNSWOMEN GUILD

During a personal crisis, a High Court judge is asked to rule on the case of a boy who is refusing a blood transfusion on religious principle. Stars Emma Thompson. Thurs 25th Apr, 2pm. Tickets available from Box Office £3.50.

Monthly meetings are at St Giles Church Hall, Upper Shoreham Rd, Shoreham on the first Wed of every month from 2.30–4.30pm. Guest speakers give varied talks. Social afternoons, Outings, Friendly Group. New Members always welcome. Contact Julia 01273-884049.

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CRAFT THERAPY

MESSY GOES TO OKIDO: Exciting adventures with the loveable inquisitive little monster Messy and his friends as they discover more facts that will inform your budding little scientists. Three ten-minute films designed to entertain and delight your 3-5-year olds.

Fri 26th Apr, 11am. £3 each child, adults & babies free – tickets from Box Office.

LOCAL EVENTS COFFEE, CAKE & CHILDREN’S CRAFT

Come & enjoy drinks, homemade cake & savouries with craft for children. On 10th Apr 10.30–1.30.

Church Hall, Kings Walk, Shoreham Beach.

LONDON ODDITIES & CURIOSITIES

On Fri 12th Apr, Shoreham Society presents an illustrated Talk by Sally Botwright, a London Blue Badge Guide. The weird & wonderful! In St. Peter’s Hall, West St, Shoreham at 7.30pm. Bar, refreshments, admission £3.

SHOREHAM DISTRICT ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY

Members meet 2nd Tues of Oct to Apr in St Peter’s Church Hall, Shoreham at 7.30pm. Field events throughout the year. New members, knowledge or new to birding, welcome. Est 1953.

Info: www.sdos.org

The Steyning Arts Society

Our next meeting is on Mon 8th Apr when Brian Healey will give an illustrated talk on Masters of the north – Nordic Art. Brian is a graduate in French and German with subsidiaries in History and Astronomy from Keele University. He holds diplomas in History of Art and Interior Design and has enjoyed success as a professional artist, with his work displayed in private collections worldwide. He now lectures on art history on cruise liners as well as for the Arts Society.

Coffee is served from 10am. The talk is 10.30–12noon at The Steyning Centre, Fletchers Croft, Church St, Steyning BN44 3XZ. Visitors are warmly welcomed with a donation of £5.

Drop-in crafts at Tom Foolery Coffee Company, Shoreham every 2nd Thurs of the month, 7.30–9.30pm, £6 on the door. Facebook.com/ weareoverthemoon/events or weareoverthemoon@ gmail.com for more info.

SOUTHWICK FLOWER CLUB

St Michaels Church Hall on the 2nd Tues of each month at 7.30pm. Practice and demonstration evenings friendly group all visitors made welcome.

Contact Toni 01323-655117. See us on Facebook.

SOUTHWICK (SUSSEX) SOCIETY

The Society runs the Manor Cottage Heritage Centre at 16/18 Southwick St, BN42 4TE, Exhibitions are frequently held in the Cottage and entrance is free.

Talks are held on the 2nd Mon of every month from Sept to Apr at the Southwick Community Centre starting at 7.30pm (£2 members, £4 nonmembers). For further info see our website http:// southwicksociety.btck.co.uk, 01273-465164.

LOCAL CHURCH ACTIVITIES CHURCH COMMUNITY

We are a lively, growing church community that meets in The Shoreham Centre, Pond Rd every Sun. We have meetings at 9am and 11am, and have kids work provision in both services for 0–14 years old.

Everybody is welcome, nobody’s perfect, anything can happen! Find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram... @CCKShoreham

MESSY CHURCH ST GILES CHURCH

4th Sun of the month at St Giles Church, Upper Shoreham Rd, Shoreham. 3–5pm. All ages welcome.

Contact Father James for more details 01273-979811.

QUAKER MEETING

Friends meet every Sun from 10–11 am at the St John’s Ambulance Society building in Shoreham.

Our friendly group extend a warm welcome to you.

01273-453787.

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Sundays 10.30a.m. to approx. 11.45a.m. We meet for Christian worship, prayer and Bible study.

All welcome! www.shorehamfreechurch.co.uk. email: info@shorehamfreechurch.co.uk.

SHOREHAM HORTICULTURAL & ALLOTMENT SOCIETY

Free Church of England. Services held each Sun at Milward Court Community Centre Wilmot Rd. At 9am 1st Sun of the month. At 10.30am remaining Sun. All welcome.

Wed 9am–12 at the Shoreham Centre run by Shoreham Community Trust. Clothes, Gifts, Bric a Brac, Craft, Jewellery, Collectables and lots more.

01273-454686. 8am for traders, 9am for customers.

This society meets on the 1st Fri of each month St Peter’s Church Hall, West St, Shoreham at 7.30pm.

Talks, raffle, refreshments. Visitors welcome. Contact Mavis on 01273-464324 for full details of activities see website www.shorehamhorticulturalsociety.org

ST FRANCIS CHURCH SHOREHAM

ADULT FREE DEBT COUNSELLING CENTRE

Open on Mon and Fri mornings for snacks, lunches, internet access, exercise etc. More info at www. southlanders.org.uk or by phoning 07919-651212.

Are you struggling with debt? Shoreham Baptist Church in partnership with award winning charity Christians against Poverty and supported by an Adur Community Grant have opened a free debt centre in Shoreham. To book an appointment to receive free debt counselling ring 0800-3280006.

SOUTHWICK & FISHERSGATE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

MESSENGERS COMMUNITY GOSPEL CHOIR

SOUTHLANDERS COMMUNITY GROUP

The Society meets on the 1st Tues of the month at 7.30pm in the Garden Room, Southwick Community Centre. New members always welcome. For more info please contact Julie on 01273-596707 or email sfhorticulturalsociety@googlemail.com, www. sfhorticulturalsociety.org.uk

Southwick Country Market

Fri 9–11.45am in the Porter Room at Southwick Community Centre. Come along and stock up on cakes, savouries, bread, eggs, preserves, handmade crafts, beautifully decorated wooden boxes, homegrown plants and vegetables. You can be assured of a warm welcome. www.facebook.com/ SouthwickCountryMarket

SOUTHWICK COMMUNITY CENTRE

Indoor Fri Table-Top Sale every week at Southwick Community Centre. 9–1pm. Cafe Open 10am–2pm. A variety of stalls. Please ring 01273-592819 for any enquiries.

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Shoreham Baptist Church, Western Rd, Shoreham.

Tues evenings. Everybody welcome! Kids (primary) 6.15–7pm (£1); Youth (high school) 6.45–7.45pm (£1); adults 8–9.30pm (£2). Shoreham Baptist Church. No auditions – All welcome! All details on website www. messengerschoir.org or ring 01273-453777.

MESSY CHURCHES TOGETHER IN SOUTHWICK

Messy Church, for families, meets on the 3rd Sat of each month, (except Aug and Dec) at Southwick Methodist Church, Manor Hall Rd, and Southwick from 3–5.30pm. Doors open 3pm. Come and enjoy some craft and fun activities, listen to a story and sing some songs in our celebration time and meet new people over a simple meal. Messy Church is provided by members of several Churches in Southwick and the surrounding area; it is a free activity and no booking is necessary, just come along and join in the fun. For further info, please contact Julie on 07821-335104.

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What’s on in April

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SMOLDERING, SENSUAL, SOULFUL ARGENTINE TANGO

Fri 7.30–10pm (except 1st Fri in month). Ballroom, Latin and some Sequence. £4 includes Tea & Biscuits.

Southwick Methodist Church Hall. For more info: ring Rod. 01273-591896.

A CHANCE TO DANCE

Brighton Tango in Shoreham in new venue Tues evenings. Beginners and Improvers classes / courses and social dancing for all levels. Classes £7. For more info please email delialindon@easy.com or text 07968-169908.

ADULT BALLET

SOUTHWICK SEQUENCE DANCE CLUB

Starting soon Beginners Adult Ballet Dance Class, every Wed evening in Worthing. Call for details 07963-959262 or email helenadot@aol.com

Ballroom & Latin Dance Classes For Beginners

Learn to dance at the Shoreham Centre Pond Rd every Tues at 7.15pm from 19 Feb. Contact Chris 07801-820376, email chris@dance2night.co.uk or web dance2night.co.uk

CIRCLE DANCE

Circle Dance at the Shoreham Centre 1st and 3rd Tues at 2pm. Community dances from around the world to beautiful music. No partner needed.

Kathrynpenny1@gmail.com

DANCE FOR FUN! WITH MIKE AND AUDREY

Sequence dance tuition with Mike at the St. John Ambulance Hall, The Twitten, Southwick.

Thurs afternoon 1.00pm Beginners – 2.45pm.

Advanced. Each session £2.50 per person.Contact Mike on: 01273-592194 or visit our website www. wedanceforfun.club

DANCERCISE FOR THE OVER 50s

NEW class at The West St Loft at 11 on Fri. Dance your way to fitness and have fun, everyone welcome to learn easy dances inc. salsa, line dance, charleston, 80s and much more every week (no partners needed). Other classes – The Shoreham Centre on Mon at 11.30am and Fri at 1.30pm. For more info phone 07860-136455. www.janebusbyfitness.co.uk

FLAMENCO DANCE CLASSES

Starting soon Beginners Flamenco Dance Classes every Wed evening in Worthing. Call for details. Mob: 07963-959262 or email helenadot@aol.com

HIP HOP DANCE IN THE SOUTH EAST

Classes open to all in Worthing, Brighton, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill, Bognor Regis and beyond. For more info: Vikkie@t21dance.com / 07900-681355 www.t21dance.com

LAZY RIVER SQUARE DANCE CLUB

Mon evenings 8–10pm. The Southwick Community Centre, Southwick T: Val 01273-880097.

Every Wed at St John Ambulance Hall, the Twitten, Southwick. 7.30–9.30pm, £3 each (1st Night FREE). Info call Wendy on 01273-594049 or email southwicksequence@hotmail.co.uk

STRICTLY DANCING WITH LISA

Offering fun, friendly dance classes covering a variety of styles (not partner dancing). Learn lots of different styles in the Dance Class on Mon 6.15–7.15pm or keep fit with the FitSteps class on Thurs 12.15– 1.15pm. Newcomers Special Offer: 5 classes for £20 (conditions apply). Both classes at The Shoreham Centre, Pond Rd. For more info contact Lisa on 07939248871 / strictlydancingwithlisa@gmail.com

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON TEA DANCE

Enjoy crafting? Have a chat and meet new people.

Free! Southwick Library, last Thurs of the mth 2.30pm.

Shoreham Library, every other Thurs, 1.30pm OR fortnightly on Thurs, 1.30pm.

At Quayside, Upper Kingston Lane, Southwick, BN42 4RE 1.45–4.15pm. Mainly up-to-date Sequence with new dances taught. More Info: call Clive on 01273-410438.

MUSIC, ARTS & CREATIVE WRITING ADUR ART CLUB

We meet on Thurs in Room 8 at Shoreham Centre from 2–4pm. We are a friendly club, although we do not have tuition as such, we have some very talented members who will always be happy to help beginners, or advise anyone who needs assistance, so all abilities are welcome. We also have several demonstrations by professional artists each year, as well as workshops given by members, which are always popular. Annual membership is £40 which includes refreshments at every session. Visit: www.arts.webs.com

ART HISTORY DISCUSSION GROUP

Mthly meetings in Shoreham. Come along to an evening of lively debate about art and artists.

More info from Tim on 07713-251465 or email tim.gwyther@btinternet.com

BREAKTHROUGH PIANO METHOD

SHOREBEATZ SINGING AND DANCING CLASS

Ladies a cappella close-harmony chorus. We meet on Thurs from 7.15–9.30pm at Southwick Community Church, Roman Crescent, Southwick BN42 4TY. Website: www.coastlineharmony.co.uk, email: coastlineharmony@outlook.com

SHOREHAM FOLK DANCE CLUB

Mon 8–10pm (excluding Bank Holidays). St. Julian’s Church Hall, Rectory Rd, Shoreham. Membership £1 pa / Fees £1 per session. Adults & Teens welcome. For more info please call Mrs Holroyd on 01273-415557.

HAPPY TUNES MUSIC MAKERS

TAP DANCE CLASS

A great way to keep fit tapping to cool music. Come and join in the fun. Brooks Dance Studio, Lancing. Fri 9.30–10.30am Call Debbie 07710-638587.

MODERN JIVE

New friendly, funky classes specialising in Musical Theatre and current Pop Tunes. Wed: Church of Good Shepherd Hall, Shoreham Beach. 3.45–4.30pm Age 5–8 years, 4.40–5.25pm 9–13years. For more info please contact Sam 07865-081190 or email: s.hawkinsbookings@gmail.com

HAPPY TUNES MUSIC MAKERS

New at the Shoreham Centre ”Blocki-Flute” group music lessons for adults. Learn to play flute with others in a fun relaxed group environment.

Instruments and resources are provided. Contact us to find out more by visiting our website www. happytunesmusic.co.uk or call Lisa on 07874-668706.

New at the Shoreham Centre “Toots and DooDs fun group music lessons for children 5–7. We use innovative instruments and teaching methods specifically designed for children, incorporating movement and games to enhance learning and engagement. Contact us and find out more by visiting our website www.happytunesmusic.co.uk or call Lisa on 07874-668706.

Remarkable, playing-based piano program. Lessons available in Southwick. Call Simon, New Song Studios on 01273-024284, email admin@newsongstudios. co.uk or see www.newsongstudio.co.uk

Learn Modern Jive, Wed from 8–11pm at The Shoreham Centre, Pond Rd, and Shoreham. Contact Ian on 07973-253622 for more details or visit www. danceaholics.co.uk

HANDBELL RINGING

Small friendly group. New members (over 16s) always welcome. Come and have a go. St Mary de Haura Handbell Ringers meet Wed from 7.30pm in Shoreham. For more info contact Cindy 01273-455499.

COASTLINE HARMONY

CREATIVE CRAFTERS

A fun, relaxing and crafty evening with different crafts every month inc. glass of bubbles and snacks to enjoy.

Mthly at the Waterside Pub, Shoreham. Booking Essential. www.thecreationstation.co.uk/jen-hove

CREATIVE WRITING

Like writing stories / poems? Join our small informal group meeting every Tues in the Snug bar at The Crab Tree Inn from 7–9 pm. No tuition…No fees. For further information call George on 01273-273284 or mobile: 07530-646570.

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KNIT AND NATTER

MUSICAL WORKSHOPS

Piano, Clarinet, Theory and Composition workshops, drop-in sessions and ongoing lessons. Tues and Thurs 3–7pm, Phoenix Way, Southwick. For info and booking call Celina Wood on 07814-001564 or email celinaroseamy@gmail.com or see www. celinawood.co.uk

New Green Beach Adult Art Club

Every second Tues 11–1. We are a friendly sociable art group. Trying out fun techniques and crafts. To book or more info call 07870-571079.

SHOREHAM ORATORIO CHOIR

Rehearsals Thurs evenings 7.30–9.30pm. Rehearsal venue in The Methodist Church, Brunswick Rd, Shoreham by Sea. For more details email Isabel Costello on isabel.mary.costello@gmail.com or visit www.shoreham-oratorio-choir.co.uk

SUSSEX JAZZ APPRECIATION SOCIETY

Meets at the Southwick Community Centre (Porter Room) 24 Southwick St, BN42 4TE on the 2nd Thurs of every mth starting at 7.30pm. Illustrated presentations are given about musicians or styles from the whole history of Jazz. The Society welcomes new members. Further details from John Speight on j.speight@sky.com or 01273-732782.

SUSSEX VOICEWORKS

Choir sing a mixture of classical favourites, carols, musicals and anthems. Come and join us at St Peters Church Hall, Shoreham on Mon 7.15–9.15.

01273-736476.

WHISPERING WOODS CHOIR

Fun friendly outdoor choir that sings songs inspired by the seasons and nature, in a variety of styles, some traditional, some newly composed. We rehearse indoors at the Shoreham Centre Mon 7.45–9.15pm term time only and sing outdoors at events to celebrate the Summer Solstice, Tree Dressing, and Wassailing among others. All songs taught by ear, no experience or music reading necessary, £6 per session paid termly, £7 “drop-in” rate, first one FREE! Contact Rebecca Askew on 07977-220396.

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COURSES, CLUBS & WORKSHOPS BRIDGE CLUBS

Friendly non-EBU contract Bridge Clubs in Worthing, Tues and Fri afternoons. Visitors and new members welcome. Contact Neil 01903-831086.

CALLIGRAPHY

Learn to write beautifully with Calligraphy. Friendly Sat workshops and wkly classes on Wed afternoons and Thurs mornings at Sompting and Southwick.

Please contact Nancy at 01273-453387 or email: nyohowells@msn.com for more info.

CHINESE LESSONS \ (GROUPS OR 1-2-1)

Creative, fun, challenging and achievable Chinese Mandarin lessons from a friendly, patient, enthusiastic Chinese native teacher and registered interpreter for courts, hospitals and solicitors.

Professional and experienced, provides quality tailor made lessons for any purpose. All levels both adults and children welcome. Contact Airing on mobile 07796-210160 or email zxirong@hotmail.com

FURNITURE PAINTING WORKSHOP

In the style of shabby chic bring a small item with you to paint wax and distress. Other courses in gilding, stenciling, decoupage, crackle glaze, image transfer and much more. See www.diyshabbychic.com. Mob: 07966-379419.

GUITARS ON THE BEACH (GOTB)

Do you like playing the guitar and like the idea of sharing the experience with a group of likeminded people? Then check out guitarsonthebeach.org and come along to the Ropetackle Arts Centre in Shoreham once a month to get involved.

HOVE AND ADUR SEA CADETS

Girls and boys aged 10–18 are welcome to join Hove & Adur Sea Cadets, who meet at Marmion Rd in Hove and in summer at our Lizard boating centre in Shoreham Harbour. Sea Cadets learn a whole range of skills, including powerboating, kayaking, dinghy sailing, catering, first aid and marine engineering.

Opportunities exist for cadets to go off shore sailing and to participate in international exchanges and visits. For more details see www.sea-cadets.org/ hoveadur/home.aspx or call Ian Wright 07951657451) email ian@lawreny.net

LANCING EAGLES RUNNING CLUB

Love running? Want to start running? We meet every Wed, come rain or shine at Lancing Impulse Leisure Centre in the bar area at 6.30pm, warm up at 6.45 and finish at 8ish. All abilities welcomed at friendly club. www.lancingeagles.co.uk or find us on Facebook or call Claire on 07751-123232.

LEARN, ENJOY, ACHIEVE WITH ASPIRE SUSSEX ADULT EDUCATION

We have a wide range of opportunities to help you to get creative, learn a new skill, prepare yourself for work or just come along to meet like-minded people. Pick up a brochure from your local library, see our website at www.aspiresussex.org.uk, email enquiries@aspiresussex.org.uk, call us on 0845-6010161 or visit your local office at Southwick Community Centre 01273-840700.

LET’S LEARN LANGUAGES

Learn to speak Italian in a 1-1 or small group setting.

Learn locally with a native Italian speaker. All ages are welcome. Please call Anna Birch on 07745-601418 or email annabirch@ntlworld.com for further details.

Pop Up Coffee

Every Fri 9–11.30 St Giles Church Hall. Contact Susan 07813-976166 or Sarah 01273-462100.

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SHOREHAM probus club

Meets on the last Wed of each month at The Southwick Bowls Club, Old Barn Way, Southwick from 12.30–3.30pm for lunch and a speaker. New members are always welcome.

SHOREHAM RINGCRAFT

Meets on Tues evening 7–9pm, in St Julian’s Hall, Rectory Rd. We will help you prepare your puppy/ dog for the show ring. Gentle, experienced trainers.

Contact Elaine Ward 01903-755062.

Shoreham Spanish

Spanish lessons for all levels and ages from a qualified and experienced Spanish teacher. GCSE and Exam support also offered. Group and 1-1 sessions available. Email Laura: shorehamspanish@gmail.com

Southwick Men’s Supper Club

Meets Thurs Jan 24 in Methodist Church Large Hall.

Friendship and Food with a Speaker. New members always welcomed. Further details 01273-596374.

St john ambulance Portslade AND SHOREHAM division

Meet in Shoreham wkly. Badgers and Cadets on Thurs from 6pm and Adults on Mon from 7.30–9.30pm. New members are welcome. Details from rita.marley@sja.org.uk. Come and learn about First Aid on Tues evening 7.30–9.30pm.

THE WELCOME CLUB

We meet every Wed in Room 2 at the Shoreham Centre for the over 50s, drop in for a cuppa & chat from10–12.30 with bingo 1.30–3.30, friendly atmosphere everyone welcome. For more info please contact Peter Hornsby at Age UK West Sussex 07904-976736.

WASPIG

The Worthing And Shoreham Psychic Information Group now meets on alternate Thurs evenings.

Perfect for anyone with psychic or spiritual leanings.

For more information please contact Jeremy or Pam on 01903-209938.

WORTHING ANTIQUE, ARTS AND COLLECTORS CLUB

We are a small club founded in 1968 (now 50 years young). Our meetings take place at the Worthing lecture theatre, on the 1st Tues of the mth 7.30–9pm.

Each mth we have a guest speaker, (many TV celebs).

For more info or 2018 programme please contact 07984-403890 or email worthingantiqueclub@ yahoo.co.uk

CLUBS A BEAD GROUP

Meet Mon and the 2nd Thurs of every mth from 10am–4pm. Participants must bring a packed lunch. Tea and coffee is provided. Prices are £2.50 for half a day and £5 for the whole day. Location: Anita’s beads, 4 Broadreach, Ropetackle, Shorehamby-Sea, BN43 5EY. Tel: 01273-454672 Website: www.anitasbeads.net

ADUR BOOK CLUB FOR THE OVER 60s

Meetings are at Shoreham Library on the 1st Thurs of every mth from 10–12. All books supplied by West Sussex Library Service. Large print and audio versions available. For more info email Brenda Slater on librarianuk@yahoo.com

ADUR EAST LIONS CLUB

Meets 4th Tues of the mth (except Dec) at the MS Centre, Southwick Recreation Ground, Croft Ave, Southwick, BN42 4AB. 7.30pm. All welcome. Contact: www.adureastlions.org.uk

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Adur Petanque

A local club catering for all ages with members from Southwick in the East to Littlehampton in the West.

Club Sessions: Mon from 2pm; Tues from 6.30pm; Thurs from 2pm; Sun from 10.30pm. New Members Welcome. Enquires: kimadurpcsecretary@hotmail.com

ADUR STAMP CLUB

Mthly meetings in Southwick 7.30pm 3rd Mon each month. Guest speakers, exhibitions of postage stamps and postcards. New members welcome.

Please contact Bob Knight. Tel: 01273-592518.

ADUR VALLEY BRIDGE CLUBS

EBU Affiliated Duplicate Bridge Club. Very friendly.

Visitors welcome. No partner required. The Hall of the Church of The Good Shepherd, Shoreham Beach.

Tues afternoons at 1.30pm. For more info contact Bob & Kathy Whiting on 01403-711707, Email: adur. bridge@btinternet.com, www.adurbridge.org.uk

BARE FOOT CLUB

For people who like to lead a healthy bare foot existence and are interested in any walking, dancing, running, spiritual awareness, tkl reflexology, safety advice tel: 07836-777615.

BOWLING CLUB

We are an outdoor bowling club and are always interested in taking on new members. We are a happy club and welcome anyone interested to come along our hours of play are 10–1, 2–5.30 and 6–dusk.

We also have a very good Social venue. If anyone would feel like trying Bowls for a very healthy hobby – please contact the Secretary on 520259 or email hazelluck@ntlworld.com

COFFEE AND CRAFTY MONRING

A monthly club of fun, creative morning to chat and create something unique. At the Ropetackle Café Shoreham. Book your spot at www. thecreationstation.co.uk/jen-hove Jan

CRIB CLUB

Come along to our friendly Wed morning Crib Club at the Old School House Ham Rd, Shoreham from 10.30am–12pm. For beginners and experienced. £1.50 per session which includes refreshments and biscuits. For more info call 01903-854980.

Fleet Air Arm Association

We hold monthly meetings & social outings. The Branch holds its own Trafalgar and Taranto Lunch each Oct & Nov, and a Christmas Social in Dec. We also run a Fund Raising Day for BVUK once a year plus there is a Fleet Air Arm Association reunion/AGM held each year alternating between Bournemouth and the Midlands. Meet: Castle Inn Hotel in Bramber 4th Wed of each month 11.30am – 1pm.

Contact: Gerry Mitchell 01903 816576, email gerry.mitchell@talktalk.net

INDOOR BOWLING

Adur Indoor Bowling Club welcomes new members, men and women of all ages and abilities. It’s a fun and friendly club. Free introduction and coaching sessions. Open from 9am–10pm, 7 days a week from Sept to Apr, and often in the summer. Location: Old Barn Way, Southwick BN42 4NT (next to the Leisure Centre). Easy free parking. Call in or phone 01273870670 (ask for the green steward).

LEARN FRENCH WITH LUCY

Patient, kind fun and encouraging approach to learning this beautiful language (for individuals, couples or small groups); contact Lucy on 07776223022 or lucy.rahaman@live.co.uk or or http:// lucyrahman.wix.com/frenchtuition; www.facebook. com/frenchtuitioninshorehambysea/

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Where women flourish, we meet and talk, discuss, laugh and make new friends. We are looking for like-minded women to join our group. If you are interested please contact gill.stringer2912@gmail. com for more info.

PAVILION TABLE TENNIS CLUB

A community club offering casual and competitive Table Tennis at Lancing Manor Leisure Centre, Tues evenings from 7.15pm, all ages and abilities very welcome. Contact Stuart Tel: 07505-113040.

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SOUTHWICK BOWLING CLUB

Enjoyed playing sport in the past? Thought your sporting days were over, think again! Lawn Bowles is the answer! We are an outside club on Southwick rec with excellent facilities. Free taster sessions available, come on your own, with a friend or a group, all welcome! Call or text Martin on 07712-322323 to arrange free sessions.

SOUTHWICK LACE CLASS

PLAY CROQUET IN SOUTHWICK

Meet every Tues at Southwick Community Centre, from 9.45–11.45am. Beginners and experienced lace makers all welcome to join our friendly group. Please contact the tutor, Rosemary Brown, on 01273-591346 for further details.

ROTARY CLUB OF SHOREHAM

Southwick Rifle Club at Southwick Community Centre Mon and Wed 7.30–10pm. Home Office Approved Club. Instruction given in rifle and pistol shooting. Tel: 01273-593689.

Give croquet a try at Sussex County Croquet Club, Kingston Lane, Southwick. Croquet is a friendly, exciting game for all ages. See http://www. sussexcroquetclub.org.uk? For details or email club@sussexcroquet.org.uk The Rotary Club of Shoreham and Southwick meets at the Sussex Yacht Club Brighton Rd Shoreham BN43 6RF on the 1st Thurs evening and 3rd Fri Lunchtime of each mth, for further details of these meetings and what we do in the community please go to the website therotaryclubofshorehamandsouthwick. co.uk. We will be pleased to talk to you about our activities and membership.

SEWING WORKSHOPS

Weekly sewing sessions at the West Street Loft in Shoreham. Tues mornings and Wed nights. Please contact to book. All abilities welcome. JAC 07775438920 jac@craftyjac.com.

SHOREHAM BOWLING CLUB

In Buckingham Park , Shoreham. Easy parking.

Welcome new men and women members. Apr – Sept. 10am to 5pm. Free bowls loan.

SHOREHAM RUBBER BRIDGE CLUB

Held at Shoreham Methodist Church Hall Thurs 2–4.30pm. For more info Tel: 01903-535154.

SHOREHAM SOUTHWICK U3A

Retired looking for new or old interests to share with others? Shoreham and Southwick U3A offer an extensive range of educational, creative and leisure activities for older people. It’s a flourishing and friendly organisation and new members are welcome. Telephone 01273-452005.

SOUTHWICK ART CLUB

Meets Wed 7.30–9.30pm in the Southwick Community Centre. New members (over16s) always welcome. Come along and enjoy painting and drawing in an informal and friendly atmosphere. No qualifications required, only a love of art. For more info contact John Young 01273-885302.

SOUTHWICK CAMERA CLUB

The club meets at Southwick Community Centre, Southwick St, West Sussex. At 7.30pm every Thurs, Sept to May. Membership is open to anyone interested in photography at any level, from beginners to experience. We are a friendly group and meetings are informal and include workshops on camera and image techniques as well as talks by experienced photographers. The club also organises regular photo-shoots throughout the year to places of interest and members are encouraged to enter their images into club competitions with other local camera clubs which gives our members an opportunity to compete with the best photographers in the area if they so wish. We also have an informal coffee group which usually meets at 11am on the last Tues of the mth at locations of photographic interest to socialise, exchange ideas and knowledge and take pictures.

Visit www.southwickcameraclub.co.uk or email us at southwickcameraclub@gmail.com

SOUTHWICK RIFLE CLUB

STEYNING bowls club

FREE Taster Sessions. Every Thurs during May at 6pm.

For more info see www.steyningbowlsclub.com or ring Mary 01273 887953.

STEYNING CAMERA CLUB

Steyning Camera Club was established in 1972 and is one of the most lively, friendly and successful photographic clubs in the South of England.

Photographers of all interests and abilities are welcome. Activities include presentations, competitions and workshops. Members enjoy a variety of group trips to places of interests or special events and can contribute to Club exhibitions in the area. Visitors to the Club are welcome to attend selected talks for nominal entrance fee. The Club meets at the Village Hall, High St, Upper Beeding, BN44 3WN. Regular meetings are Mon evenings, starting at 7.30pm, Sept–May, and alternate Tues mornings the ‘Coffee Club’ meets at various locations.

Website: www.steyningcc.org.uk, Email: publicity@ steyningcc.org.uk

SUSSEX COUNTY LAWN TENNIS CLUB

Tennis coaching is run by Helen Mitchell – 2019 will be her 25th year coaching at SCLTC. Get a full list of coaching and club activities at the tennis club website www.scltc.co.uk, or you can contact Helen on tel: 07934-670482.

SUSSEX QUILTERS

We are an informal group who welcome beginners and established quilters. We meet on the first Wed of each month from 10am-12midday in the Deall Room at Southwick Community Centre. First visit is free to try us out. Annual fee is £15. For further info contact Margaret Holden 01273-454971 or Angela Avis 01273-595369.

THE SENIOR MONDAY CLUB

Every Mon between 10–12.30 at Marsh House, Southwick, BN42 4DL for the over 50s. We have a gentle exercise class, board games, speakers and refreshments friendly atmosphere everyone welcome. For more info please contact Peter Hornsby 07904-976736.

Worthing Antique Club

Est in 1968, we are a small friendly club that meets on the first Tues of the month, 7.30–9pm at the Worthing lecture theatre. Each month we invite a guest speaker, many well known TV celebs. All are welcome to attend, non members £5pp or why not join for just £30 pa. For more info please call 07984 403890, email: worthingantiqueclub@yahoo.co.uk

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WORTHING SPEAKERS CLUB – PUBLIC SPEAKING MADE FUN

Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Thurs each mth at The Burlington Hotel, Marine Parade, Worthing, BN11 3QL. Arrive for: 7.15pm, Start: 7.30pm, Finish 9.30pm. Everyone very welcome.

For more info please contact Meg Heyworth on 07940-838422, meg@heyworth.co.uk or visit www. worthingspeakers.org.uk

HEALTH & SUPPORT GROUPS ADUR STROKE CLUB

Fri at Marsh House Park Lane Southwick from 2–4pm.

Any person who has been affected by a stroke (and their carer if necessary) is welcome. Transport is restricted but can possibly be arranged in certain circumstances. Applications can only be accepted from persons living in the Adur area. Further details or enquiries should be made to Paul 07879-625199.

ANGER MANAGERMENT

As you are – 8 week Anger Management Course..

Wed evenings 6.30–8.30pm beginning on 10th Jan 2018. A few places left. Please call 07752-754859 to find out more.

CLAIRE KING, HEALTH AND NUTRITION COACH

Specialising in Gut Health and Immune System Support. Do you have a nagging Health Problem?

Through step-by-step integrated and sustainable approaches my various, successful programs will help you to reboot your life and find your way back to health and vitality again. I offer a FREE discovery sessions. Via an integrated approach I can help you alleviate digestive problems such as bloated stomach, acid reflux, constipation, low energy, brain fog. www. clairekinghealthandnutritioncoach.com Mobile: 07769-932438 email: ckinghealthcoach@gmail.com

CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE DROP-IN SUPPORT GROUP (NEW)

For those struggling with their grief. Now meeting at Shoreham Centre 2nd and 4th Mon, exc Bank Hols 2.30–3.30pm Phone 03003-119959 for more info.

SOUTHWICK COUNSELLOR

Qualified counsellor in Southwick, Shoreham-bySea, Portslade and surrounds. Based in Southwick.

Following referrals taken: Anxiety and depression; bereavement, work related issues, study related issues, low self-esteem and lack of confidence; stress; suicidal thoughts; trauma; child &teenager, young adult related issues; chronical & terminal illness. Session of 50mins £30; Session of 60mins £35.

Choice of many sessions and the length of session is to be discussed in the initial session. Home visits possible too (a small extra fee maybe charged).

Contact: Joanna Marvoort Integrative Counsellor and Study advisor, Career counsellor: T: 07867-303077 or WhatsApp: Joanna Markvoort

SPORTS & LEISURE ADUR HEALTHY WALKERS

This is a group which encourages non-walkers to get fit and healthy. Walks range from gentle strolls to more challenging ones in the local area. Led by trained leaders and are free! Details found in local libraries, community centres, GP’s surgeries and leisure centres. www.adur.gov.uk/healthy.

AEROBICS

Aerobics low/high impact with upper body workout.

Every Mon and Wed 6.45–7.45 at the Southwick Christian Community Church. Roman Crescent, Southwick. £4.50 per session. Drop in or contact Susan on 01273-249600 for more details.

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BODY CONTROL PILATES

Classes for Improvers to increase mobility and core strength. 10–11am & 6.30–7.30pm every Tues & 9.30–10.30am every Sat at St John Ambulance, Southwick. Prices from £8.33. Your first class is FREE! Private 1:1 sessions for Beginners are available for £20 before joining the class. Call or text Dena on 07866515976 to attend. Sessions are kept purposefully small to ensure your individual needs are met!

Facebook page: @ddpilatesbrighton

BOX EXERCISE CLASS

Box exercise Class on Wed evening 7–8pm at St Peters Church, West St, Shoreham. It’s £5 with the 11th class FREE. For more info email Gemma at info@gemmafitness.co.uk Mob: 07429-610899. www.gemmafitness.co.uk

COLOUR YOGA

Term time Yoga Classes at West St Loft, Wed 9.30– 10.45am; Classic Yoga Sun 6.30–8pm; Restorative Yin Yoga. All levels welcome. Contact Abi at colour.yoga. com.uk@gmail.com. Visit www.colour-yoga.com. Or drop in and join in!

55+ EXERCISE TO MUSIC

Routines to Sinatra, Motown etc. to loosen joints, strengthen muscles and improve circulation. Every Tues 2–2.45pm & Thurs 10.30–11.15am at the Oasis Christian Fellowship, Hangleton Way, Hove. For more details please call Susan on 01273–249600. £4 per session.

60+ GENTLE EXERCISE TO MUSIC

Full body workout to improve mobility loosens stiffness, feeling better, enjoy good company & fun.

Classes will continue as normal from Feb onwards except on Bank Holidays and all of Aug. Shoreham Centre Room 2, £ 3.50 per class. For more information call Madeleine on 01903-248 253.

Gentle Hatha Yoga

Sessions on Sat 10–11am at the Shoreham Community Centre Room 2. £6 per session. Contact Tracy on: 07793-115138.

HATHA YOGA AT THE HARBOUR CLUB

Hatha Yoga at the Harbour Club on Wed evenings 7.15–8.30. £8 drop in. For more info, please go to www. lynnejarrettyoga.co.uk or call me on 07515-917169.

HATHA YOGA AT THE SHOREHAM CENTRE

Mixed-ability classes. Thurs 6.30–7.30pm at the Shoreham Centre, 2 Pond Rd, Shoreham. Drop-in classes £8. Block of 5: £35. Block of 12 £70. For more info please call Christa on 07948-976196 or visit my Facebook page Christa Frank Yoga & Crafts. Look forward to seeing you.

HOLISTIC YOGA

Transformational and caring. Mon at Ropetackle Arts Centre Shoreham. 11.30–12.30pm Beginners.

12.30–1.30pm Progressions. 11.30–1.30 Immersion.

Anandi D.i.p B.W.Y Natural bodies yoga Jing Advanced Clinical Massage therapy Craniosacral Therapy. Enquiries 07866-954432.

Mind Body Pilates

Offers great pilates classes that improve core strength, help back problems, increase flexibility, aid mindfulness and simply make you feel better and stronger all over. Southwick Community Church Thurs 9.30am. Brooks Dance Studio Lancing Mon 9.30am. Harbour Club Shoreham Mon 6pm. Mixed ability small classes-beginners most welcome. Call/ message Sharon 07969-610030 for more info.

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MONDAY YOGA

Strengthen, stretch and relax both body and mind.

Mon 7–8.30pm. The Huntingdon Hall, Shoreham Free Church, Buckingham Rd, Shoreham. See www. yogilife.co.uk or call Rachael on 07779-627756.

Over 50s Yoga

Tues (West St Loft) & Wed (Shoreham Centre) 11-noon. Strong body, calm mind, relieves neck/ back pain. Over 10yrs teaching experience. “Aoife has a wonderful calm approach. The feedback is always positive” V&A Museum, London. Tel: 07492064036. Email: aoife@aoifeespinosa.com. Website: www.aoifeespinosa.com

PILATES

Great hands on class giving lots of help, support & encouragement. Mixed ability. Beginners very welcome. Shoreham: Mon 9.30–10.30am Brooks Dance Studio, Mon 6–7pm The Harbour Club.

Southwick: Thurs 9.30–10.30am. Southwick Christian Community Church. Call Sharon 07969-610030 to book your place or on Facebook-mindbodypilates

PILATES

Two mixed ability drop-in Pilates classes at the Shoreham Centre on Tues 9.30am and 11am.Class £5. For more details ring Jenny on 07999-846813.

B.Ed,RAS/ETM,BAWLA and Pilate’s qualified instructor

SUSSEX KARATE AT SHOREHAM

Become fitter and gain confidence while learning a martial art. Mixed-ability classes. From 5+ to 65+ , we meet 50wks every year; Mon (6.15 and 7.30) and Wed (6.15). Join us at Shoreham Community Centre. We’ve been training there for 20 years, so must be doing something right. Visit: www.sussexkarate.com or contact: mikes@sussexkarate.com 01903-530264.

60+ TAI CHI HEALTH CLASS

Wudang Style. Shoreham Community Centre, Pond Rd. Fri 2–3pm £5 Room 8. For more info check www. taichi-brighton.com

TAI CHI CHUAN

Beginners Class in the martial art of Tai Chi Chuan.

Excellent for wellbeing and relaxation. Every Thurs 7.45–8.45pm Church of the Good Shepherd Hall.

Kings Walk. Shoreham Beach £6 per session. First lesson FREE. For more details contact Derek on ShenmenTaiChi@hotmail.co.uk. Classes are drop in.

Start anytime!

TENNIS

PILATES classes

Improve your tennis and meet new players in the Adur and Worthing Singles Tennis League. Adults of all standards welcome. www.localtennisleagues. com/adurandworthing/joinnow Email adurandworthingtennisleague@gmail.com

Pilates with Charlie!

Choices Weight Loss – Lose Weight with Kate, 1-2-1 or small groups in your house or mine, call 07535-634131 for more details or visit www. choicesweightloss.co.uk

Small intimate classes (12 maximum) for hands-on help and support. Shoreham Centre Wed evenings 6pm/7.15pm/8.15 pm. Fri 9.30am/10.30 am. Tues High Intensity Power Pilates 9.10am. Please call Rachel on 07941-092612 or visit attmerepilates.com Mon and Wed, 09.30–10.30 at the Community Centre. £6. Tues, 09.30–10.30 at the Yoga and Wellness Rooms. £7. Mixed ability classes to improve core strength, mobility and injury prevention. Please phone ahead, as spaces are limited. 07780-660942 (BSc, Polestar).

PIYO

Mon 7–8pm at St Nick’s & St Mary’s Primary School, Eastern Ave, Shoreham £5. Wed 6–6.50pm at St Peter’s Church West St, Shoreham, £5. PiYo combines pilates and yoga to create dynamic, flowing sequences that burn serious calories at the same time as lengthening and toning muscles and increasing flexbility. For more info contact Gemma: info@gemmafitness.co.uk

SHOREHAM YOGA

Adults 7.30-8.30pm Wed Shoreham Centre – 50+ 11-noon Tues West St Loft & Wed Shoreham Centre.

Strong body, calm mind, relieves back pain. 10yrs teaching experience “A wonderful calm approach.

Feedback always positive”V&A Museum, London.

Tel: 07492-064036. Email: aoife@aoifeespinosa.com Website: www.aoifeespinosa.com

SOUTHWICK CRICKET CLUB

Southwick Cricket Club is looking for players of all ages and abilities and umpires and scorers for cricket on Southwick Green. Anyone interested should contact our club secretary Tania Martin on southwickcc@gmail. com for details. Cricket Nets at Shoreham Academy have already started in preparation for this coming season so please get in touch soon.

STORM ULTIMATE FITNESS

Fat loss and fitness classes (First Class Free!)

Buckingham Park: Mon 6.45–7.15pm, Sat 9–10am; St Nicolas School: Tues/ Thurs 7–8pm, Wed 6.45–7.15pm. All abilities welcome. www. stormultimatefitness.co.uk 01273-613014.

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WEIGHT LOSS

YOGA

Yoga in Huntingdon Hall, Shoreham Free Church, Buckingham Rd, Shoreham on Tues 7–8.30pm, and Thurs 6.15–7.15 pm. All welcome. Contact lucibailey@hotmail.com or ring 07939-267909.

YOGA

Hatha and Vinyasa Flow Yoga at Shoreham Chiropractic Clinic. Morning and evening classes.

For more info call 01273-461155.

YOGA

Yin, vinyasa and Yin/Yang classes at West Street loft Shoreham and Eastbrook Community Centre Southwick. For more info visit Samyoga Facebook page or email samgoddardyoga@gmail.com

YOGA IN MOTION

A fusion of yoga and Margaret Morris contemporary dance movement to music. Beginners welcome. 1st class free. 9.30–11.00am every Wed. Adur Indoor Bowls Club next door to Impulse & Southwick football club. Tel Faye 01903-812481. The Secretary (Mrs Pat Channen) on 01273-592867.

ZUMBA FITNESS

Zumba Fitness Classes at Southwick Community Centre. Mon 6.30–7.30pm & Wed 10.30–11.30am & 6.15–7.15pm. First Class is free. £5 thereafter.

Unlimited Zumba £20/month. Text Becca on 07933380231 or email beccawatts@hotmail.co.uk

ZUMBA WITH CHLOE

A fun filled dance fitness designed for everyone! Easy to follow routines, an overall great body workout.

Wed 6.30pm Glebe Primary School, Church Lane, Sat 9.30am Southwick Christian Church. Facebook.com/ zumbachloe. Mob: 07849-303706 £6 a class.

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CHILDREN & BABIES / TODDLERS ACTIVITIES ANTENATAL COURSE

Antenatal course with Parentskool – crash course in having a baby aged 0 to 6 months – is running every mth for Shoreham parents-to-be. This is a unique course which teaches you all you need to know about caring for you baby. For more information www.parentskool.co.uk, call 01273-841101 or email info@parentskool .co.uk

ART SMUDGE AND DOODLE

Let your children bring out their creative flair at our arts and craft workshops for 5–12 years old every term time Sat morning (10–11am) at the Shoreham Centre. Have fun as we learn new styles and techniques every week. Cost £6. No need to pre-book. Email artsmudgeanddoodle@gmail.com or visit our Facebook page for more details.

BABY RHYMETIME

Fun with Rhymes, songs and musical instruments for babies and toddlers. Free! Southwick Library, Tues 11am. Shoreham Library, Tues 10.15 and 11.30am.

Buckingham Preschool Playgroup

OFSTED inspected preschool offering morning, afternoon and all day sessions – term time only. Please call on 07772-122016 or email us at buckingham.playgroup@yahoo.com

BUSY BEES PRESCHOOL, SOUTHWICK

OFSTED inspected. Offering half/all day sessions during term time. Private all weather garden and large playroom. To arrange a visit call 07804-942495.

CHURCH LANE NURSERY

Church Lane Nursery OFSTED inspected playschool offering morning, afternoon and all day sessions – term time only. Please call on 07712-701720 or find us at www.churchlanenursery.co.uk.

CRUSE DROP-IN GROUP

Drop-in group for school aged children to help them with their grief using art/play. Tues term time 3.30–5pm. The Hub Upper Beeding BN44 3HP. For more Info 03001-19959.

LITTLE LIGHTS

Carers and Toddlers Singing Group. (0–school age). Every Thurs, 9.30–11am, in term time, at Southwick Methodist Church Hall, Manor Hall Rd, and Southwick. Sing with Puppets, Pictures, Ribbon Shakers, Instruments, Action Songs, Parachute Play.

Come and meet Rainbow the Parrot! Keyboard accompaniment and Songs displayed on a Screen. £1 per adult and £1 per child, no booking necessary. For more info, contact Yvonne on 07758-325556.

LITTLE TOTS STAY AND PLAY

Now on Mon and Thurs mornings 9.30–11.30am.

St Giles Church Hall, Upper Shoreham Rd. Contact Sarah: 07932-140707 for more details.

MARY’S MUSIC

Mon 9.30am Parish Centre, 1 New Rd. Music & movement group for pre-school children & their parents/grandparents based around rhymes & songs.

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SCAMPS PLAYGROUP

Pre-school playgroup every Thurs 9,30–11.30, St Peter’s Catholic Church in Shoreham. With toys galore and snacks and drinks for both parents and children.

Drop in and only £2.50 per child.

SHOREHAM BABY MASSAGE

Learn baby massage to help babies with colic, wind, digestion and support bonding and attachment.

Group and individual courses offered, suitable of babies from 4wks – 6mths. Contact Suzie on 07939041412 or visit www.shorehambabymassage.co.uk

STORYTIME

Come and enjoy songs and stories in the library, ages under 5 free. Shoreham Library, 2.10pm.

TEDDY BEARS

Carers and Toddlers Group (0–school age). Every Mon and Fri, 10–11.45am, in term time, at Southwick Methodist Church Hall, Manor Hall Rd, Southwick. Play with a huge selection of Toys, ride on bikes, puzzles, trains, play dough, craft, books, farm, prams, slide, tunnels. This is a drop in session, no need to pre-book.

On Fri, we join the Pre School for a free sing-a-long for 15mins. £1 per adult, 50p per child. Refreshments provided. For more info contact Kim 01273-701543.

TODDLER TIME

Free Toddler Time sessions at Southwick Library. They are every Wed 2.15–2.45pm. All toddlers welcome!

TOTS THAT ROCK

LIVELY, FUN MUSIC GROUP for babies, toddlers and pre-school children. Singing, dancing, bubbles, stories & more! Every Mon @ Swiss Cottage pub, Old Shoreham Rd, Shoreham and every Thurs @ The Longshore pub, Brighton Rd, Shoreham, 10.3011.45am. £4.50 per child, £1 for extra siblings/extra adult family member. No pre-booking, just turn up! For more info contact Sarah on 07710-940276 or totsthatrock@gmail.com or you can find us on facebook @totsthatrock. We are available for children’s parties too!

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES CHINESE LESSONS FOR LITTLE ONES

Learn Chinese through music and movement! Lively & fun, singing & music Chinese lessons for children aged 0–7 and their parents or carers. With live music (guitar or piano), toys, puppets, songs, activities, exercises, games, role plays, books, stories and much more! 45mins per session. Healthy snacks included.

Babies, toddlers, pre-schoolers and schoolers welcome. Contact Xirong on mobile 07796-210160 or email zxirong@hotmail.com

DINKI DANCERS

Dinki Dancers is a toddler dance class ideal for boys and girls from once they are confidently walking until 4yrs old. The group is a drop in class so you pay as you go £5 per child with discounts for siblings and no charge for babies of course! Every Mon for term time at 10.15am at the Shoreham Centre, Pond Rd, BN43 5WU. Feel free just to turn up or call/text me if you have any questions. Planning a children’s Party? How about a DINKI DANCE PARTY TAILORED to fit your party theme? Call Kat on 01273-463120 or 07809437703. Find me on Facebook at Dinki Dancers and Dinki Dance Parties! Like/share my page, join the group and keep up-to-date on the latest info.

DINKI DISCO

For a funky fun-filled afternoon of music, dance & entertainment for all the family! King Alfred Ballroom, Hove Seafront and at the Durrington Community Centre, Worthing. Tickets from £7 www.dinkidisco. com, sales@dinkidisco.com, Tel: 07971-418789.

THE BOYS’ BRIGADE 1ST SOUTHWICK COMPANY

International Christian organisation for boy’s school ages Reception to Year 12 meeting at Southwick Methodist Church Wed evenings 6–9.30pm in term time. Our aim is to help boys prepare for the challenges of adulthood in an enjoyable and safe environment. For more details visit us at southwickmethodistchurch.co.uk and search ‘Church Life’ – ‘Boys’ Brigade’; or call 01273-594012.

2ND SHOREHAM BOYS’ BRIGADE COMPANY

We are a lively, growing meet on a Fri evening during term time from 6pm at Shoreham Methodist Church, Brunswick Rd, Shoreham. Ages 5–11, for fun games, arts and crafts and much more. For more details please contact Steve on 07773-3054690 email boysbrigade@shoreham.adursectormethodist.org. uk. It would be really good to see you.

GIRLS’ BRIGADE

Girls’ Brigade is a Christian organisation for girls aged between 4–18 years of age. It is run by trained, CRB checked Officers, offering badge work, games, craft, cooking and other activities. Our motto is to seek, serve and follow Christ. We have a unit open every Tues in term time, at Southwick Methodist Church, Manor Hall Rd, Southwick from 5.45–9pm. For further details, please call 01273-597660.

GIRLS’ GUIDING

Girls Guiding is the Leading Charity for Girls and Young Women in UK. Our aim is to empower girls to discover the best in themselves. We have sections for all ages locally – Rainbows for girls aged 5–7, Brownies for girls aged 7–10, Guides for girls aged 10–14 and Rangers for girls aged 14+. We’re also always looking for volunteers aged 18+. For further info contact Annabel Gray or 01273-885769 or iajv_gray@ntlworld.com or register your interest at www.girlguiding.org.uk/getinvolved

LEAP AND BOUND DANCE SCHOOL

RAD Ballet and contemporary dance classes at West Street Loft. Wed afternoons in term time. Contact Lucy 07817-398215 lucynelson.dance@hotmail.co.uk www.leapandbound.org

THE CREATION STATION

Award winning creative sessions for children 6mth–5yrs. Every Tues morning at the RNLI Lifeboat Station Shoreham, To book and more info go to www.thecreationstation.co.uk/jen-hove

TIGER’S EYE WRITERS

Relaxed and supportive creative writing workshops for 6–11yr olds at The Meetings Room in Shoreham Library, with imaginative games, focused writing activities and the opportunity to read work to the group and receive constructive feedback. 6–9s meet alternate Sat 9.45–11am, 9–11s alternate Tues 4–5.15pm. FIRST SESSION FREE then £6 per session, or £5 if you book a term in advance. See website to find out more and to read examples of our work www.sites.google.com/site/tigerseyewriters, or contact Tess on 07940-466035/tessjolly@yahoo.co.uk

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