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Welcome to January Edition

Hello and welcome back to the Village Living Magazine.

Happy New Year to all our readers and local businesses.

We have the latest Pembroke Finances on New Years resolution for 2021.

Entertainment for January - Ropetackle offers a variery of great films to fit all tastes.

This months historical essay by local playwright Judy Upton is on George Coppin.

Iconic rock frontman Robert Smith p5

If you are a local group, Charity, new business or established business contact us beginning of January to be in our February edition.

Take Care and Stay Safe!

Warm Regards Angela front Photo credit to: Shoreham Snow Man by Malcolm

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Hardy. Contact Shoreham Art Gallery if you would like more information. Tel: 01273 272063

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Iconic rock frontman Robert Smith becomes Patron of Heart Research UK Robert Smith, of alternative rock band The Cure, has become a Patron for national charity Heart Research UK.

Robert, who is the only continuous member of the legendary band that he co-founded in 1976, has announced his patronage after supporting the charity’s anonymous heART project for the last two years.

The anonymous heART project sees hundreds of anonymous artworks auctioned on eBay, and Robert’s two pieces have raised over £10,000 for the charity’s pioneering research.Robert, who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last year as a member of The Cure, is working with the charity on a number of exciting projects, due to be announced in 2021.

and we are so excited to continue our partnership with him.

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”I am very proud to be a Patron of Heart Research UK. Their determined focus on pioneering investigation into the understanding and treatment of cardiovascular disease, and their drive to improve the ‘heart health’ of the UK is inspiring,” said Robert.

“More than a quarter of all deaths in the UK are caused by heart and circulatory disease I have very sadly seen too many friends and family fall victim over the years.

“Continuing support for research into the understanding and treatment of coronary heart disease is absolutely vital - for everyone.

million people living with cardiovascular disease in the UK need it to work faster. We are dedicated to funding the latest research in to the prevention, treatment and cure of heart disease.”

”Kate Bratt-Farrar, Chief Executive of Heart Research UK, said: “We are honoured to have Robert joining us here at Heart Research UK. We are all massive fans of his music, and now, his artwork!

“We have been blown away with his energy and generosity in supporting our campaigns, Village Living Magazine January 2021

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Sales reached 610 for Safe in Sussex’s 2020 Gingerbread House Fun! The charity Safe in Sussex’s 3rd Gingerbread House Fun Day reached a new level this year with sales of the houses soaring to 608 and raising about £3,500 for the charity.

The demand was so great the charity had to take a break in orders and ensure that all packs were safely delivered to the participants giving them 2 weeks to get creative with the gingerbread houses in time for the Fun on the 11th December.

In previous years, local businesses and groups have taken part, but this year the charity decided to create a second option in addition to the competition where families and friends could participate decorating a smaller house. The events this year were virtual with the business competition taking place during the day and an evening fun event taking place on Friday, 11th December.

The winner of the Corporate/Groups Gingerbread Decorating Competition this year was Janet Webb from Janet Web Consulting who said “I was absolutely delighted to win, and I very nearly didn’t enter at all because life is so busy at the moment!

But I had such a good time last year, that at the last minute I changed my mind, and I was so glad I did because it’s such a delightful thing to take part in.

But more importantly, the competition supports a charity that is close to my heart, for very personal reasons. Christmas can be pressured for anyone and for those living in difficult circumstances, this year has been particularly so and will continue to be so. I Village Living Magazine January 2021

hope Safe in Sussex continues to be there for those who need it.” The House was inspired

by Kintsugi or Kintsukuroi which is the art of repairing broken pottery with silver or gold lacquer, thus making it more beautiful in its brokenness. We are all broken in one way or another; our wounds heal but the scars remain - sometimes hidden, sometimes not.

Safe in Sussex helps people to find a way through and to feel safe and whole again.

Second was Rayner IOL, who has won the last 2 years and Third was The Mumpreneur Networking Club.

14 businesses took part this year: Remedies by Ros, Rayner IOL, Kate Henwood Photography (who Safe in Sussex thank for the photos of the events and for helping with the technology on zoom), Mumpreneurs Networking Club, MNC UK, LMHR Consulting, Emma Nottage, Stanford Legal Services, Kreston Reeves, BMI Goring Hall, White Space Creative, JJ & H Accounting Services, Janet Webb Consulting and Family Law Partners) and beautifully handmade material Gingerbread Houses were given to the 3 winners. Made and donated by Noona’s Crafty Creations. Lincoln Noel, a pianist entertained the contestants 7

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whilst the judging was going on.

Fay Millar from Brighton Cakes who makes the gingerbread packs and Lesley Grove Williams, Safe in Sussex Trustee were the judges this year. Judging the amazing creations is a difficult task.

Fay Millar, Brighton Cakes said” It’s been an absolute hoot and pleasure once again working with Safe in Sussex to produce their gingerbread house kits. It’s been so amazing to see the creativity and imagination of everyone involved. We’ve loved every second of it and look forward to even bigger abs better gingerbread houses next year.”

In addition to the corporate competition, a smaller Gingerbread pack option was given so that individuals, couples and families can take part. There was no judging event, however Safe in Sussex hosted a Gingerbread Fun Zoom event to allow people to show off their finished houses and enjoy some festive fun.

In previous years the gingerbread houses have been given to the refuges, but this year companies, groups and families will get to keep them and enjoy their creations to reduce the risk of possible infection. Extra gingerbread houses have been given to the women and children in the refuges for them to decorate and enjoy.

Debbie West, Community and Corporate Fundraiser for Safe in Sussex said “Our annual Gingerbread House Decorating Competition has been well supported yet again, but this time not just by local businesses and groups but by individuals and families. They have helped us raise funds and awareness of the work of Safe in Sussex. This year we were determined that despite the pandemic the event would go ahead. I am so grateful that Fay Millar has once again stepped up to the challenge to create and bake the gingerbread houses flat packs for the event.

Gingerbread Houses attached for inclusion in editorial. The winning house is the one with the lady smiling with short hair. This is Janet Webb. Then 2nd the nativity scene house & 3rd the Lego scene one.

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Lesley Grove Williams, a Safe in Sussex Trustee said “As a trustee of Safe in Sussex, I am delighted that so many people have joined us for our Gingerbread House fun this year, it was lovely opening up the fun to the public and also meeting all the businesses on zoom for the Decorating competition, some for the 3rd consecutive year. All funds raised are much needed. It has been an incredibly challenging year for us, with increased demand for our services because of lock down. We are therefore deeply grateful for all the support that this year’s participants have given us.”

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Or use #SafeInSussexGingerbread #CharityGingerbread #GingerbreadFun #SafeInSussexGingerbreadHouse Name: Debbie West Community & Corporate Fundraiser Tel: 01903 896 210 Charity name: Safe in Sussex Registered charity number. 1098726 Postal address: PO Box 4127,Worthing,West Sussex England,BN11 1AF Email: debbie.west@safeinsussex.org.uk Website: www.safeinsussex.org

Like many charities fundraising during a pandemic is a challenge and we are truly thankful that so many got involved to help us to continue to be there for those in our Village Living Magazine January 2021

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NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE YOUR FINANCES The start of a new year is the perfect time to get your finances in order.

A few simple changes could improve your finances in 2021 and beyond, setting you up for a healthier financial future. So, whether your finances are in a muddle or you just want to ‘do better’, here are five new year’s resolutions worth sticking to.

Create a spending budget: Creating a budget is a useful exercise whatever stage you’re at in life. And you may be surprised at how easily you’re able to save extra money each month.

If your expenses are greater than your income, check if there’s anything you could cut back on. We’re not suggesting you scrap all of your little luxuries.

However, there may be lots of things you’re spending money on that you don’t actually need. Consider adopting the ’50-30-20’ budgeting philosophy where essential expenses comprise half your budget, other expenses make up 30%, and the remaining 20% goes towards savings or paying off debt.

Pay off expensive debt: If you’ve racked debt, the new year could be a great time to start tackling it.

The higher the interest rate, the more the debt will cost you. This could include credit card and store card debts, unauthorised overdrafts, and payday loans. Paying off your debts could enable you to save more money for your future, improve your credit score, and reduce financial worries.

to save for your future. It’s never too late to start preparing for your future. However, the earlier you start investing, the better your chances are of living the retirement you desire.

Invest in a Stocks and Shares ISA: Investing in a Stocks and Shares ISA has several benefits. Your money grows free of Income Tax and Capital Gains Tax, and you can withdraw money whenever you like without paying tax.

You can pay up to £20,000 into ISAs in the 2020/21 tax year. Keep in mind that when investing, your capital is at risk. You should invest with a minimum five-year timeframe in mind.

Make a will: Making a will is an essential financial exercise, yet research suggests 57% of UK adults don’t have a will in place.

If you die without a will, it could cause immense stress and financial hardship for your family. In a worst-case scenario, your loved ones could inherit nothing and become embroiled in bitter disputes. Writing a will can give you the peace of mind that your loved ones will be protected long after you’ve gone.

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George Selth Coppin (1819-1906) George Coppin was born on the 8th of April 1819 in Steyning, West Sussex. His father had been disinherited at the age of 19 for giving up studying to be a surgeon to become a travelling entertainer. Working in entertainment and the arts was seen as a not entirely respectable profession at the time.

In 1826, George made his own debut on the stage of the village hall as an accomplished violin player and a comic actor, starring alongside his sister. At age of 16 George left the safety of a touring theatre company to strike out on his own and headed for London Unable to make a debut in the city, he instead travelled the country. By 1842 he was performing at the Abbey Street Theatre in Dublin. Recognising theatres and music halls were in decline he then decided to emigrate.

It was said that on the dockside, George Coppin flipped a coin to decide which ship to catch, one to America or one to Australia.

The passenger ship the Templar arrived at Sydney, Australia on the 10th of March 1843. George found as much competition for bookings among entertainers as there had been in England but his comedy impressed the proprietor of the Royal Victoria Theatre.

He went from being a touring comedian/ actor earning 18 shillings a week in England to earning £50 a night. He saved up to buy a hotel but it went bust and George left Sydney for Hobart Town, Tasmania arriving in January 1845. Forming his own company out of the entertainers in Hobart Town, he took them first to Launceston, then by the schooner the Swan to Melbourne where he managed the Queen’s Theatre, In August 1846, George and his theatre Village Living Magazine January 2021

company moved to Adelaide where he built a 700-seat theatre that opened on the 2nd November. George’s success continued when he took over the Auction Mart Tavern in 1848.

The hotel became known for hosting many a lavish political function and George was the first entrepreneur to successfully import ice to the hot Australian outback. Lured by the gold rush in Geelong, Victoria in 1851, George found prospecting wasn’t for him, when after two days of hard work he was penniless.

He had to fall back on what he did best and entertained the prospectors at the Geelong theatre with his comic turns. The audience threw gold nuggets wrapped in bank notes onto the stage in appreciation.

In 1854 George returned to England but being ‘unknown’ no theatre would book him.

During the Crimean War, George booked the old Haymarket Theatre London for a benefit performance in aid of widows and orphans.

He marketed his show to wealthy Australians in England who knew of his fame and word of mouth brought him the English audience he was looking for. His London show was a sell out success on the 26th of June 1854.

George then toured the country but realized that although he was now famous in Britain he wasn’t earning as much as he could have done in Australia. In December, George’s return to the Queen’s Theatre, Melbourne cont/d 14 11

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was greeted with a standing ovation.

In July 1855 George Coppin opened the prefabricated Olympic Theatre. It had a forged iron framework made in England that was shipped out to Melbourne at George’s expense. The theatre was nicknamed the ‘Iron Pot’ and quickly became the most successful venue in Melbourne. It was so successful that George used its profits to save the rival Theatre Royal from closure and George used it to stage the first ever opera in Australia.

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by Sally O’Neil Launceston Examiner 29th November 1881 South Australian Advertiser 5th November 1883 Brisbane Courier 20th April 1905 w Melbourne Herald Saturday 31st March 1951

George soon established a monopoly, but saving other theatres from closure caused the Iron Pot’s popularity to wane. George then turned it into the first Turkish bathhouse in Australia.

In April 1858 George Coppin entered politics by his election to the Richmond Municipal Council and was then elected South-western Province councillor to the Legislative Council.

He soon found politics stifled his natural desire to entertain and was only able to perform for charity, ignoring the criticism of political rivals.

George believed politicians should not be paid but serve voluntarily for the good of the community. He donated all of his salary from politics (37 years in office) to charity. He campaigned for the Victorian Humane Society, St John Ambulance and for improved housing and free dispensaries.

In 1863, almost bankrupt through his benefaction of various charities, George Coppin interrupted his political life for entertainment tours across Australia, New Zealand then America in 1864 and England in 1865 and back across Australia in 1866.

He then returned to managing his theatres and became the ‘father’ of Australian entertainment by creating the Dramatic and Musical Society in 1871. wHe also continued his charity work and returned to political office in 1874. George Coppin died aged 87 on the 14th of March 1906 at his home in Pine Grove, Richmond Australia. He had however never forgotten where he had started out and that was 14

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