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Editors Comments... Hello. Welcome to the October edition of The Inside Shoreham and Southwick Magazine This month’s issue has the latest from our wonderful contributors. I hope that you will find our articles interesting and informative as well as helpful.
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Wishing you a fabulous month and we will see you in November. We are here to help you connect up with local businesses and of course your continued support of buying local is very important to us. Please do write or email us about any local events or activities or charity events you may be running or would like to promote locally. We would be happy to put it in the magazine. The deadline for the November edition is the 20th of October..
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400 new homes in Shoreham Applications from developers to build just over 400 new homes in Shoreham have been received by Adur District Council›s planning department. If the applications are successful the homes could help the Council meet its predicted need for present and future accommodation in the town. The three proposed developments are:
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The former Civic Centre site where developer The Hyde Group is looking to build 171 one to three bedroom flats with parking and commercial floorspace
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Land at the Frosts Cars site on the Harbour front on Brighton Road where 183 one and two bedroom apartments with commercial space are proposed
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The former Howard Kent site, also on Brighton Road where 21 town houses and 24 one to three bedroom flats are proposed. The new proposals have been revised down from 135 units after public opposition to a previously withdrawn application in 2018
The latter two applications include riverside walkways in their proposals. The planning department is currently undertaking notification of neighbours and a wide range of consultees and will be examining the application documents. Each application will go before the Council’s planning committee around the end of the year. If successful all developers must contribute funds for the Council to use on community infrastructure projects.
Adur District Council’s Executive Member for Regeneration, Cllr Brian Boggis, said: “I’m sure the planning committee will subject these applications to rigorous examination and I will not preempt their deliberations. “What I will say is that there is a recognisable need for new homes in our District so local people as well as those attracted here can live in this lovely part of the world and contribute their talents and, of course, their spending power to our community and economy. “There will be plenty of opportunity for the public to have their say too as the applications go live.”
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A Chance for Fun with the Lions After such hard times for all over the past 18 months, Adur East Lions were delighted to be able to hold a Family Fun Day at Buckingham Park on Sunday 5th September.
Think of it as a Donkey Derby but without the donkeys. There were all the usual attractions classic cars, children’s rides, arena events, stalls, food outlets, beer tent and tea and cake. The new events were African drummers, the Police (the actual ones, not the group!) and fun day opening by our resident celebrity, Carol Cleveland. The Lions were helped by many local people who turned up to set up and pack away. Many, many thanks to them as without their help the event could not have happened. Most importantly, the community turned out in numbers to view the cars, watch and listen to the arena events and basically let their hair down and enjoy themselves. This wasn’t all about the money but, after allowing for expenses, the Lions raised £2,253. Every
penny of this will go out in charitable service or donations which makes Lions one of the few charities that does not employ a raft of management employees who take a huge chunk of monies raised. Several people visited the Lions membership tent and expressed interest in helping their local community and there are several ways you can do this. You can become a Friend of Lions, join the 200 club or even join in and become a Lion!
To do any of these or to find out more about the Lions you can ring 0345 8337356, log onto www.adureastlions.org or visit the facebook page www.facebook.com/adureastlionsclub
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Local homeless charity launches Harvest Appeal to support the growing numbers of people becoming homeless across West Sussex Turning Tides are urging the whole community to become ‘Harvest Heroes’ by donating money to enable them to buy essential items throughout the autumn and winter months ahead. Harvest Festival is traditionally a time for giving, a time for thanks and for recognising and sharing with others. For local homeless charity, Turning Tides, it has always been a hugely important time. Last year, thanks to the support of local schools and churches across the county, over £20,000 was raised which helped to feed local people experiencing homelessness throughout the winter. Financial donations given during Harvest meant the charity could buy vital fresh and healthy produce. Ruth Poyner, Head of Fundraising comments: “Financial donations during Harvest will allow us to buy fresh nutritious produce, helping us plan carefully throughout the year. Prolonged periods of homelessness can lead to malnutrition, anaemia and a host of other serious health issues. Buying fresh with funds kindly given by the community helps us care for the health and immunity of those who come to our Hubs - particularly for those who sleep rough. With your help we can meet the daily nutritional needs of the hundreds we support throughout West Sussex, during such a critical time, when Covid is still very much present in our community.” As the long term economic reality of Covid really starts to bite in our communities, Turning Tides are seeing a rapidly increasing number of people coming to them for support. Ruth continues: Many more people across our county are seeking help for the first time as they tackle job loss, bereavement and poor mental health. Another consequence of the pandemic has been increasing food poverty which ranges from being worried about where the next meal is coming from to actually going hungry on a regular basis “something we see far too often at our Community Hubs” . Claire Halford Dale, Turning Tides Worthing Community Hub Manager sees the real impact of food poverty every day when she opens the Hub to people who have been forced to sleep rough: “The majority of people who come to our Hub arrive very
hungry, and I don’t just mean the type of hunger where your stomach rumbles “ more like the hunger where you feel exhausted, dizzy, nauseous and shake from lack of nutrition. All too often the meal we provide our clients will be the only one they have that day and they have no idea where the next meal is coming from. That is really scary “ most of us take this for granted, we have snacks in the cupboard, the next meal bought and planned for. To not know when your basic physical needs might be met every day can make people feel extremely anxious and depressed. Supporting Turning Tides Harvest appeal ensures we can provide nutritious food for the growing numbers accessing our services. This generosity can also feed the soul as much as the body the people we support realise their community cares and that they are not alone. Members of the community, faith groups and schools can become a Hero at Harvest by donating to the appeal. • £10 will fill a bag of wholesome lunchtime snacks for several people having to sleep rough. • £50 will provide a basket of basics for two people living in our accommodation for a week. • £100 will pack a trolley with essentials for two people every fortnight Children across the county can get involved by becoming ‘Heroes Against Homelessness at Harvest’- a hero themed dress up day at school - each donating just £1. Faith communities could collect throughout Harvest during their services. Donations throughout Harvest will go a long way to supporting the nutrition of the growing numbers needing the charity’s help. If you would like more information about Harvest or to register to receive Turning Tides Heroes at Harvest video sign up here: https://www.turning-tides.org.uk/harvest/ or call on 01903 680740 and speak to a member of the Fundraising Team.
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TreeAction for Sussex Schools Hove and Shoreham-based TreeAction’s crowdfunding campaign: “TreeAction for Sussex Schools” is on its way to raising £5000 for more trees in schools
Tree Action, a local not-for-profit environmental organisation on the Sussex coast, aims to deliver tree planting projects for schools and organise tree planting and maintenance events for the students. Their crowdfunding campaign “TreeAction for Sussex Schools” aims to raise £5000 funds to help them support more schools across the region to deliver tree planting and maintenance projects. Their key aim is to enable students to become part of tackling climate change using school and public land in Sussex, whilst connecting them with nature to improve their wellbeing. Some of the funds raised are going towards two specific schools’ projects in Shoreham and Southwick areas. The group are also planning events for young people to get involved in tree planting and maintenance events in local parks.
Photos Above: Students of Warden Park Academy potting some self seeded oaks to raise funds for more trees. Below left: Year 6 Students of Buckingham Park Primary School planting saplings at their local park. They will be revisiting them regularly to water them and remove any weeds. We will be helping the school devise a regular plan with our volunteer forest school support.
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Health & wellbeing of residents key priority in post-COVID recovery plan Creating opportunities for residents to spend more time outdoors, enabling people to be more physically active and creating healthy and resilient workforces are among the plans for improving community health and wellbeing. The new Health & Wellbeing strategy - HealthyAW
- sets out three priorities, working with partners, community groups and businesses to support the communities of Adur and Worthing to thrive in the post-COVID pandemic landscape. While the strategy sets out plans for improving health and wellbeing for all, the priority will be the communities with the poorest health and wellbeing which have been the hardest hit by the pandemic. Among the plans set out in the strategy, include:
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developing Going Local, a network of social prescribers who work closely with GPs to connect people into a range of community resources to tackle nonmedical issues, like loneliness, which can have a detrimental impact on a person’s health.
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extending the reach of Adur & Worthing Wellbeing - a free service which supports residents to adopt healthier behaviours - to harder to reach and marginalised members of the communities.
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continuing to build on and support the work of the food groups to ensure everyone has access to food.
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delivering programmes to tackle the drivers of poverty, such as the Good Work scheme to connect people with employment opportunities, and Money Mentors which supports people experiencing financial difficulties.
Additional priorities set out in the new strategy are increasing access to green spaces for people to enjoy the benefits of physical activity, as well as creating collaborative spaces for communities and
entrepreneurs to work together on projects which benefit local residents.This is supported by a focus on building healthy workplaces, by empowering local employers to strengthen staff wellbeing.The two and a half year strategy for Adur and Worthing has been written to align with the West Sussex Joint Health and Wellbeing strategy 2019-2024 and was adopted by Members of the Councils’ HealthyAW will be integrated across the Councils’ work programmes, including housing and planning, to ensure the health and wellbeing of residents remain paramount. It also aligns with SustainableAW, a programme of work to address the nature and climate emergency, which includes actions for achieving sustainable travel and sustainable food systems across Adur and Worthing. Cllr Kevin Boram, Adur’s Executive Member for Health & Wellbeing, said: “This strategy is about placing the health and wellbeing of all our communities at the heart of everything we do and addressing the inequalities that have been exposed by the COVID pandemic. Our priority now is to build back, working in partnership with the community to develop an action plan that will support people to live their best lives.” Cllr Sean McDonald, Worthing’s Executive Member for Health & Wellbeing, said: “As well as the health and wellbeing of our residents, this strategy considers the health of the environment too. We will continue to invest in innovative projects to improve our neighbourhoods, parks and open spaces and encourage residents to travel in active and sustainable ways, such as walking and cycling.”
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Sir Stephen Cave The eldest son of Daniel Cave, of Cleve Hill Bristol, Stephen Cave was born in the Clifton area of the city on the 28th of December 1820. His mother Frances was the daughter of Henry Locock, M.D. of London. Stephen Cave was educated at Harrow and Balliol College, Oxford from where he graduated with a B.A. in 1843, and a M.A. in 1846. He was called to the bar at the Inner Temple on the 20th of November 1846. Cave commenced his legal career as a Justice of the Peace on the western circuit of the Law Courts. On the 7th of September 1852 he married Emma Jane Smyth, the daughter of Reverend William Smyth. On the 29th of April 1859, he was elected to be the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for New Shoreham. A huge oyster bed existed off of the coast at Shoreham and was vital to the town’s economy. During the 1860’s Mr Cave actively took part in the ‘Deep Sea Oyster Fisheries In The Channel’ debates in the House of Commons. Upon the discovery of a new species of oyster that had a different spawning season to those found in shallow coastal waters the 1839 fishery convention with France was challenged. Fishing rights in the English Channel were seemly in perpetual dispute. One of the contested points was the distance the fishing boats of both countries were to keep from each other’s coasts. On the 26th April 1861,in the House Of Commons, Mr Cave said; “No one could mistake the two kinds of oyster who had ever compared those served up at the clubs, for instance, with those sold in stalls in the streets; but few honourable members knew how great the consumption for the latter was. They were cheap, favourite food with the poorer classes. They were sent all over England, and were found at every fair and racecourse, and throughout the
manufacturing towns of the north. The Brighton Railway Company cleared many thousand pounds annually by their carriage. During the oysters’ spawning season, fishing was prohibited with the oyster beds fenced off to prevent dredging. However Mr Cave said; “It should be fully understood that the English and French could only debar each other by arrangement from dredging these beds. They were not in the jurisdiction of either power, and I understand that the Dutch and others fished there with impunity during the fence months.” This oyster-fishing dispute contributed to the hardship of the poorest in Shoreham, as it was an important industry in the town. The customs authorities of New Shoreham had strict orders to seize and destroy all oysters brought into port from the deep-sea beds between the 30th of April and the 1st of September in accordance with the protection regulations, affecting both food supply and livelihoods. On the 10th of July 1866, Mr Cave was sworn in as a member of the Privy Council and appointed Paymaster-General and cont/d page 30
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WHEN CAN YOU ACCESS YOUR PENSION? IT MIGHT BE FURTHER AWAY THAN YOU THINK The age you can access defined contribution (DC) pensions is rising. Research suggests that many people are unaware of this, but it could affect your retirement plans.
your pension back by two years. In some cases, these two years may make little difference to your overall lifestyle and goals. Change your plans: Depending on what your plans are, adjustments may mean they’re still achievable At the moment, you can access money saved into without having your pension to tap into. Reviewing a DC pension scheme from the age of 55. However, what your goals are can help you figure out what from 2028, this will rise to 57. If you’d hoped to access your pension at 55, whether you plan to retire changes make sense for you. then or not, the additional two years may mean you Increase your savings now: If your 50s are still some time away, knowing that the pension age is rising gives need to rethink your plans. 7 in 10 adults aren’t aware of the rising pension age you time to act. Putting more money away in a savings While 83% of UK adults are aware there is a minimum or investment account that will cover your plans means you won’t have to make changes in the future. age to access a DC pension, just 22% knew that the Use other assets to bridge the gap: You may be able minimum pension age will increase to 57 in 2028, to use other assets to fill the pension gap. This could according to an Aegon survey. include savings, investments, or property. However, keep You don’t have to be planning to retire at 55 to be the bigger picture in mind: could using these assets now affected. Perhaps you’d hoped to take a lump sum from your pension to pay off the mortgage early. Or affect longer-term plans or your financial security? you may have been hoping to cut back your working If the rising pension age could affect you, we’re here to help. Please get in touch and hours, using your pension to bridge the gap. quote reference PFSIS to discuss your Two years may not seem like much, but if you’d retirement aspirations and how your assets can planned to use your pension in some way before be used to help you achieve them. Your initial turning 57 it can leave a hole in your finances. consultation with us is free. So, what can you do? SUSSEX’S PREMIER INDEPENDENT Push your plans back: The simplest solution is to simply push back your plans that relied on accessing FINANCIAL ADVISERS. The tax implications of pension withdrawals will be based on your individual circumstances, tax legislation and regulation, which are subject to change in the future. A pension is a long-term investment. The fund value may fluctuate and can go down, which would have an impact on the level of pension benefits available. T. 01273 774855 E. advice@pembrokefs.co.uk W. www.pembrokefinancial.co.uk
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WHAT’S ON Retirees golf society
Have you just retired, over 60 and and would like to play? Golf with like-minded people who don’t want to pay the expensive annual subscriptions and joining fees. Why not join my local retirees golf society? My Name is Rob, I enjoy golf and live in Shoreham. Looking for people to join who want to play for fun. If our golf improves too, then that’s a bonus. The Society started in May. We play every Monday morning, each month we play nine holes course or two eighteen holes courses, all venues well be within half an hours drive from Shoreham, currently we have in excess of twenty members but there is always room for more. Ladies are welcome. Should you be interested you can contact me at: marsh-robert@sky.com Brighton & Worthing Sands will be hosting a ‘Designer and new with labels’ sale on Saturday 16 October between 1 and 5pm. Sellers should contact Michelle on 07770 702950 or Julie on 07730 611622 for an information pack. Any donations of clothes, shoes and accessories would also be much appreciated. All proceeds including an entrance fee of £2.00, sale of refreshments and voluntary seller donations will be in aid of Sands (Stillbirth & Neonatal Death Society).
The Emerald Quay Christmas Fair is being held on Sunday 28th November 2021 at The Mooring at Emerald Quay on Shoreham Beach. It is 12:00 to 16:00. It is free to enter and we will have Santa’s Grotto with a free gift for every child, Hook-a-Christmas-Duck, Bottle Tombola, Facepainting, Prize Raffle, refreshments, and local Crafts stalls.
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St Mary de Haura - a quiet place for everyone Why is a church like St Mary’s, set in the heart of Shoreham, important to so many people? Many who do not feel drawn to the weekly services would, none the less, miss the presence of this architectural gem right in the middle of the town. The building speaks of so many things: of the generations which have lived here; of the history of Shoreham; of the continuity which this implies; of something beyond the prosaic daily round. And you can see it for miles around – the church tower rising above all the buildings in town. It is a striking landmark, drawing people to it for any number of reasons, a comforting and enduring presence. Many people write of the peace and tranquillity of the church in the visitors’ book which is available for all to sign and make comments. Some of that, of course, is down to the architecture – down to the stonemasons who so many centuries ago came to the town to construct such a large and impressive building, just half of which is still standing. When they built the church, it would have been the centre of the community in a very real way, serving as a home for all sorts of events, celebrations and activities. In those days it would have had no seating or pews, just an open space for the community to use – by far the largest indoor space for some miles around.
profound questions about their lives for generations – it is something that all humans do. Not everyone looks for their answers in an organised religion, but everyone, at some point, asks those deeper questions, and St Mary’s is a place where one can quietly think about them, in a place where those questions have been valid for many, many years. Jonathan Smith, Lay Reader at St Mary’s
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What is a migraine? A “real” headache Migraines are debilitating and affect many of us. Jenny Davys, osteopath at Shoreham Osteopathy Centre, discusses this difficult condition. People who have migraines often say they are unlike a “normal” headache (though of course any headache is awful!). The pain can be throbbing or crushing in nature and affects one or both sides of the head; it may be felt behind or in the eye/s. Sometimes people see flashing lights or feel “odd” or “spaced out” before the attack – this is called an “aura”. Nausea or vomiting may occur as well as acute sensitivity to light, so the sufferer may seek refuge in a dark, quiet room. In rare cases, the migraine is “silent”, with no real pain, but other symptoms, such as muscle weakness, dizziness, disorientation and even loss of sight. What causes it? Studies show changes in bloodflow and nerve conduction are involved, as well as altered muscle contractions. Various triggers include: • Foods rich in tyramine - eg cheese, chocolate, some beers, aged or cured foods • Stress – higher cortisol levels can affect bloodflow and neural pathways • Hormone levels - many women have migraines around their periods, or perimenopause • Dehydration • Caffeine • Alcohol • Food additives • Lack of sleep/disturbed sleep • Certain smells • Drop in barometric pressure, eg before a storm • Bright or flickering lights • Medication overuse – ironically, overuse of pain medication can cause migraine
Prevention/Treatment Keeping a diary can help you discover the triggers – then try eliminating the culprit foods, finding ways to reduce stress or avoiding certain environments. Keeping hydrated, keeping moving, getting fresh air and enough sleep are essential. Your doctor may prescribe medications which can be taken as soon as the “aura” appears and may prevent an attack from developing. Studies show osteopathy and acupuncture may be helpful in treatment and prevention of migraine and other headaches. If you would like more information, please contact our team at SOC. www.shorehamosteo.co.uk 01273 567654 Remember, any severe or unusual headache may have a serious cause, so always seek professional medical advice if you are concerned about your pain.
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Architecture, Patterns and Shapes My images this month feature architecture in many forms.
You don’t have to show an entire building, just select an interesting shape, design or reflection. You can create an abstract or a distorted, refracted view of the world. Look for light. Side lighting emphasises texture, top lighting will give shadow, adding darker tones to the colour palette or contrast to monochrome conversions. Monochrome can remove images from reality and when photographing reflections, can create a fantasy world, an illusion. Look for lines, straight, angled or curved, to lead the eye around the frame, to create shape and form. Choose what you include in the frame and what you leave out, whether this is done in camera at the taking stage or a crop in post processing is up to you. Experiment, take lots of pictures of the same subject but vary what appears in the frame, alter the angle by moving yourself around. If you have a DSLR, change lenses or zoom in and out. Change aperture to alter the depth of field and select parts of the image to be sharp whilst backgrounds ease into a slight blur. Perhaps you can change the height of the camera by getting down low or perhaps standing on a wall or just on higher ground. Try to record your image from a viewpoint that people are not familiar with because it is only passionate photographers that look for unusual angles so when non photographers see your images they will question how you captured the shot, it will amaze or puzzle them, especially if they are familiar with the building.
have ever considered their pictorial potential. The window reflection is from Somerset House and the archway from Marrakesh. If you would like to be added to may mailing list for details of my workshops, please email me : steveboylephotos@gmail.com Steve Boyle
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St Barnabas House - Hilary’s Story! In 2016, my mum, Rene, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her dearest wish was to remain in her cherished home for as long as she could and the dedicated team at St Barnabas made this possible. The support from the hospice allowed us precious time together. I could be a daughter, instead of being a carer. We could just be a family. In her last days, Mum radiated an aura of peace and contentment. It was so good to see her pain-free and comfortable. Mum passed on 2 January 2019, aged 92. I’ll always be grateful for the care and support that made her last days at home so peaceful
and dignified. Last year, we joined St Barnabas’ virtual Light Up a Life service on YouTube. It reminded us of all the incredible support we received from them. Please make a gift to St Barnabas. It will mean so much to so many people. Thank you Hilary
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‘Out of The Frying Pan’ - Judy Upton has her first novel published! Shoreham-by-Sea playwright and writer of the monthly history article for Inside Shoreham magazine has just had her first novel published by Hobart Books.
‘Out Of The Frying Pan’ is a lively and lighthearted crime novel that centres on sculptor Vonnie Sharpe, who aided by her arty friends and a hapless bank robber, investigates a kidnapping. With wry observations and colourful characters, ‘Out Of The Frying Pan’ is a roller-coaster ride through the local artistic community. Previously Judy has had plays produced at venues including the Royal Court and National Theatre and on BBC Radio 4, but this is the first time she has turned her hand to writing a novel. ‘Out Of The Frying Pan’ is out now and available from Hobart Books: www.hobartbooks.com/product-page/out-ofthe-frying-pan La Serenissima - The Golden Era of Music in Venice: October 11th 2021: Patrick Craig
will explore the rich musical traditions of Venice, Claudio Monteverdi, Gabrieli, Lotti, Cavalli and Albinoni. We will hear music from Antonio Vivaldi, the other towering figure of Venetian music, who created music both for the opera stage and the female musicians of the Ospidale
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HISTORIC SEASON OFF TO A FLYER FOR SHOREHAM RFC UNDER 16 BOYS
Shoreham’s Under 16 Boys side made an impressive start to the new season with a comprehensive victory against Midhurst. Played in the magnificent setting of Cowdray Park, Shoreham got off to a flying start scoring three converted tries in the opening 10 minutes!
After a long 18 months of cancelled league fixtures and playing under strict RFU COVID rules Shoreham relished the return to a full contact game. Their defence held up against the pressure Midhurst were able to apply before with Shoreham running in a further four tries before half time. In the spirit of this friendly fixture the Midhurst and Shoreham coaches conspired to mix up the sides for the second half producing a much more even contest. Throughout the mid Sussex battle Shoreham’s large travelling support were treated to some high-quality rugby and which shows why the coaches have high hopes of a very successful season for the Under 16s. Mark Taylor, Under 16s Coach said; We’re so pleased to get back to a proper game after 18 months of playing under COVID restrictions. If we play with the same sense of sheer joy we did against Midhurst, I have hight hopes of a very successful season.
This is a historic season for the Under 16s in this Shoreham Rugby Football Club’s momentous 30th anniversary year. The plan is for them to become Shorehams first ever Colts team and move successfully into senior rugby and eventually into the Seniors 1st and 2nd XVs. Lots of volunteers are working hard to make sure that this progression happens. Coaches and players from the current Senior teams at Shoreham are happily sharing their knowledge and experience and are assisting training for this talented group of players. The Juniors and Seniors teams are always looking for new players so please visit shorehamrugby.co.uk for more information or to contact them directly by emailing info@shorehamrugby.co.uk or jamesdrummond-davies@ hotmail.com.
James Drummond-Davies, Youth Chairman said; What a great way for the Under 16s to start the season, the lads have really bonded, which will help them this season and all the way through to the Colts. The match against Midhurst ended was a 47-0 victory for Shoreham in the first half to start their new historic season off to a flyer. Have a local editorial item? Email Insidemags@gmail.com
30 President of the Board of Trade. He was reelected on the 16th of July 1866 and then appointed chief commissioner for negotiating a fishery convention in Paris, in an attempt to finally settle the long running dispute. Mr Cave stepped down as the Vice-President of the Board of Trade on the 12th of August 1867. When the Conservative government lost the general election in December 1868, Stephen Cave retained his seat but because he was in opposition, he was no longer Paymaster-General. When the Conservatives won the general election of February 1874 Stephen Cave was appointed Judge Advocate General that March and in April he was also reappointed as Paymaster-General. In October Carlo Pellegrini for the magazine Vanity Fair, drew a caricature of him, showing how influential he had become. Stepping down as Judge Advocate General in November 1875 Stephen Cave was dispatched that December to Egypt to investigate the country’s fiscal crisis. He returned in March 1876. On the 20th of March 1880 he was appointed a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath. He
became a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries and of the Zoological Society. He was Chairman of the West India Committee and a Director of the Bank of England and the London Dock Company. He was also appointed the Deputy Lieutenant and Justice of the Peace for Gloucestershire. Stephen Cave stood down as an MP for New Shoreham on the 24th of March 1880. He had made five hundred and thirty contributions in parliament, having sat on various committees asking questions that scrutinised the proposed bills set to become law. He died aged fifty-nine in Chambéry, Savoy France on the 6th June 1880. By 1909, Shoreham’s importance as an oyster port was over. The shellfish had been over-fished locally and were starting to fall out of favour as a fashionable food. Larger boats now fished further offshore and Shoreham’s new harbour couldn’t support them.
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The Ouse and Adur Rivers Trust The Ouse and Adur Rivers Trust and Environment Agency have begun a partnership project which will assess how working with natural processes can help reduce the impact of heavy rainfall on properties and infrastructure across the River Adur catchment
Over the next 18 months we will work with landowners, farmers, and communities to increase knowledge not only of where flooding occurs but also to collect thoughts and insight as to where flood “wet-spots” might be. This will enable the development of a co-designed strategy to help secure the funding needed to achieve the project’s ambitious goals. Working with natural processes such as the implementation of Natural Flood Management (NFM) techniques is based on the principle of working with the river system and its floodplains to slow and store water in a more natural way. This can also provide multiple benefits to land-
hedgerows, both known to benefit flood risk management. • Supporting improvements to soil structure and rebuilding levels of organic matter to increase landscape permeability. • Modifying flood embankments to improve channel diversity, water holding capacity and/or re-connecting rivers with their floodplains. Additional benefits which these interventions will provide include: • Reduced soil erosion and sedimentation loss to streams and rivers • Increased carbon capture and storage • Improved water quality • Creation of new habitat to help restore biological diversity laying the foundations for a River Adur Nature Recovery Network. If you are affected by flooding or are interested in getting involved in creating a more resilient landscape, then please get in touch.
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Granny Lila’s Childrens books New local author - Lila-Ann Gray has lived in the beautiful village of Steyning since 1995, often visiting before that as a child. She ran a shop and BnB in the High Street for some years. “I’ve always wanted to write childrens stories but life just kept getting in the way even during retirement. At 72 and with 2 great grandchildren I realised I had to make the dream a reality. My eldest great granddaughter aged 3 shares my passion for fairies, magic and animals that talk and whenever we are out we get lost in the wonderful world of our imaginations. To date I have written 11 childrens books for ages up to 6 years. The illustrations by Lancing artist Jean Darling really bring to life the magic of the stories. My first book is called The Lonely Christmas Tree and is a Christmas story with a twist. A little
Christmas tree finds himself left in a wood by his human family. Find out what happens to him over the coming year until they return for him on Christmas Eve. A story that brings to life the wonderful world of childrens imaginations, teaching them that nothing is impossible. “ Look out too for the start of a new series: The First Magical Adventure With Granny. ‘Crystal the Fairy’ due out soon. Lila is on FB and Instagram Granny Lila’s Childrens books or email grannylilaschildrensbooks@gmail.
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ROPETACKLE CINEMA October 2021 ROPETACKLE CINEMA presents a MATINEE FILM SUMMERLAND Alice is a writer who prizes her solitude. In 1940, she occupies herself with her work and when Frank, an evacuee from the Blitz, is placed in her care, she resolves to be rid of him. But as the boy opens up to her, Alice begins to reconsider her past and her own way forward. Starring Gemma Arterton, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Tom Courtenay and Penelope Wilton. Cert 12A, duration 99 mins. Tuesday 19th October, 2.00 pm. Tickets available from Box Office £4. See Ropetackle web site for Covid-19 safety arrangements. ROPETACKLE CINEMA presents MY FIRST CINEMA THE SNAIL AND THE WHALE A tiny snail goes on an amazing journey by hitching a ride on the tail of a huge humpback whale. Based on the book written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel Scheffler, designed to entertain and delight your 3-5year olds. Cert U, duration 26 mins. Animation. Friday 22nd October, 11.00 am. £4.00 child & adult pair, £3 per additional child or adult, under 18 months old free - tickets from Box Office. See Ropetackle web site for Covid-19 safety arrangements. ROPETACKLE CINEMA presents a FAMILY FILM A SHAUN THE SHEEP MOVIE: FARMAGEDDON When an alien with amazing powers crashlands near Mossy Bottom Farm, Shaun goes on a mission to shepherd the intergalactic visitor home before a sinister organization can capture her. Oscar and BAFTA nominee for best animation. Cert U, duration 86 mins. Animation. Tuesday 26th October, 2.00 pm. Tickets available from Box Office £4. See Ropetackle web site for Covid-19 safety arrangements.
ROPETACKLE CINEMA presents QUIZ NIGHT LET’S GET QUIZZICAL One of Ropetackle Cinema’s highlights of the year! Quizmaster supreme Colin Johnson has devised devilish new rounds and added fresh twists to old ones. You may be challenged (in the friendliest way) but you don’t have to be a cinema buff to take part - just come along on your own or with friends and join a table of four. A light supper will be served. Thursday 28th October, 7.30 pm. Tickets available from Box Office £12 (including supper). See Ropetackle web site for Covid-19 safety arrangements. Tickets are available online at: www.ropetacklecentre.co.uk or can be bought at the centre on the day subject to availability.
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Hundreds join ‘Shoreham Poplar Front’ to save habitat Local Shoreham residents join the ‘ Shoreham Poplar front’ to save a poplar tree which could face the axe.
The tree which is near to the Duke of Wellington Pub, Brighton Road, could be felled for a proposed development of new flats. The decades-old Poplar tree provides an increasingly scarce habitat to an abundance of insect and bird-life, all of which contributes to local biodiversity. The local group hope to convince the developers and the council to preserve this tree; rather than destroying it; making it a feature of the new development, should this go ahead.
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