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MISCONCEPTIONS MEAN THAT 40% OF HOMEOWNERS DON’T HAVE LIFE INSURANCE Do you have life insurance in place? A survey suggests that some homeowners are choosing not to take it out because of common misconceptions about how life insurance works. Life insurance would pay out a lump sum to beneficiaries if the policyholder passed away during the term. As a result, it can provide financial support to your loved ones when they need it most and ensure they don’t need to make large financial decisions when they are grieving.

3. “Life insurance is difficult to set up” There are some things you will need to spend some time considering when taking out life insurance. However, it’s often straightforward to set up and we can help you compare different insurers to find the one that’s right for you.

4. “An underlying medical condition means I can’t take out life insurance” If you have an underlying medical condition, it can be more difficult to find life insurance that suits It’s a decision that could affect their family’s you, but that doesn’t mean it’s not an option. Some financial wellbeing. specialist insurers may provide you with the cover The survey found five key reasons why people don’t you need. Others may provide life insurance that take out life insurance, and misconceptions play a excludes pre-existing medical conditions. role in many of these decisions. 5. “Insurers don’t pay out” 1. “I don’t need life insurance” Some mortgage holders wrongly believe that A common reason for not taking out life insurance insurers simply won’t pay out if a claim was made. is that some people don’t think they need it. If your However, data from the Association of British partner or children could find themselves financially Insurers (ABI) shows this isn’t the case. In 2020, vulnerable if you passed away, life insurance is £3.4 billion was paid in life insurance claims as 97% something that may provide you with peace of mind. were upheld. The average value of a claim was 2. “Life insurance is expensive” £79,304. These claims could have provided a vital The cost of life insurance varies depending on a financial injection to grieving families. range of factors, from the level of cover you want to Please contact us on 01273 774855 or email your age. However, it can often be more affordable advice@pembrokefs.co.uk if you want to discuss than you think. For a young, healthy person, life life insurance and how it can fit into your insurance can be as little as £10 a month. Despite the safety net it could provide, a survey reported in YourMoney suggests that 2 in 5 homeowners don’t have life insurance.

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Editor’s Comment Hello, Welcome to the latest edition of Village Living. I have been enjoying the wonderful spring weather and seeing so many things in bloom. One of the most beautiful time of the year for me. So, this month we have the Queens Platinum Jubilee (1952-2022) and a long bank holiday to celebrate her incredible reign. We have our articles as well as the latest from the local theatres, local charities and events,as well as, local groups..

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Misconception of Life Insurance.......2 The Queen in her own words............................................... 5 What’s On. .......................................7 St Mary’s Church Weathervane.....8/9 Ropetackle Cinema Presents.........10 Green Fingers - Alan Titchmarsh....21 Ashington Carnival Princess .........13 Creative Selfies..............................14 Quick Crossword ...........................15

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The Queen in her own words Quiet, impeccably mannered, but always addressing with poise and precision, what Queen Elizabeth II says is always worth hearing. The Queen and Diana The idea that the Queen was in some way unapproving of Diana is one that has permeated the popular press and, it might be said, has left an indelible stain on the reputation of both. Yet many biographers have noted that the relationship between the two was excellent, even after the break-up of Diana’s marriage to Prince Charles. “No one who knew Diana will ever forget her. Millions of others who never met her, but felt they knew her, will remember her. “She was an exceptional and gifted human being. In good times and bad, she never lost her capacity to smile and laugh, nor to inspire others with her warmth and kindness. I admired and respected her - for her energy and commitment to others, and especially for her devotion to her two boys.” Serving her country Upon the Queen’s coronation, she declared herself fully at the service of the nation she was serving, as have all Monarchs coming to the throne. While the words are regularly spoken, the intensity with which they were said perhaps should have given

some indication that Elizabeth truly was giving herself over to the nation, a

efforts, their talents, their insights, their enthusiasm and their inspiration to work together.” fact that has been borne out in the 70 years that have followed. “I declare before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong.” Struggles Taking strength from all around her, the Queen has never professed to have all the answers. “I know of no single formula for success. But over the years I have observed that some attributes of leadership are universal and are often about ﬁnding ways of encouraging people to combine their

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Family Bringing the royals back to a status where people can empathise and share in the joys and pain of the family unit, is something Elizabeth has excelled in. “Like all best families, we have our share of eccentricities, of impetuous and wayward youngsters and of family disagreements.” Contrition Finally, the Queen has not only had to reference and apologise for events that occurred long before she was born. “To all those who have suffered as a consequence of our troubled past I extend my sincere thoughts and deep sympathy. With the beneﬁt of historical hindsight we can all see things which we would wish had been done differently or not at all.”

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Farmers Market in Steyning High Street Car park (Opposite the clock tower) 9am until 1pm on the first Saturday of the month

Our award-winning Farmers Market sells high quality local produce including a delicious selection of vegetables, fruit, meat, eggs, bread and cakes, fruit juices and dairy products etc. We are proud to announce that the Steyning Farmers Market won the Sussex Food and Drink Awards BEST Farmers Market in 2015 and if you have not yet visited our farmers market (held on the first Saturday of every month) you are definitely missing out on a wonderful experience.

Unique pottery made by Gina Davies. Every piece is different & perfectly imperfect. The Pottery Shed also offers hand building classes for adults at The Hub in Upper Beeding. The next classes are on Friday 24th June,1st July, 8th July & 15th July. Check me out or contact me via: Instagram: @ginadaviespottery Facebook: The Pottery Shed – Steyning Tik Tok: @the_pottery_shed Email:sales@jcthreads.co.uk Website: www.jcthreads.co.uk a

Creating An Imaginary World - Theatre Design From Temple to Playhouse, Into The Picture Frame And Out Again by Bertie Pearce Monday 13th June 2022

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St Mary’s Church Weathervane A curious artefact that is kept inside St. Mary’s Church in Storrington is its original galleon shaped weathervane, which has a cross stamped into its sail. When it stood on the roof of the church it was said that no matter which way the wind blew the weathervane remained fixed in place, rather than showing the direction of the wind. The local blacksmith Alfred Crowhurst forged it and it was designed by Paul Hardy and funded by Herbert Valentine Ravenscroft.

Paul Hardy was born on the 2nd of August 1862 in Bath Somerset and educated in Clifton, West Yorkshire. He settled in Chelsea, London in 1886, and married Ida Mary Wilton Clarke on 28th of July 1888 at St. Matthias church, Earl’s Court, in Kensington. The couple moved to the cottages in Church Street, Storrington. Paul worked as an illustrator for the youth magazine Chums and the Strand Magazine that published the Sherlock Holmes stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Paul illustrated over 170 books. These included the reprinted works of Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, Wilkie Collins and Victor Hugo and other authors of literary classics. As an artist Paul exhibited only two of his portraits at the Royal Academy. ‘His Majesty Henry VIII visits Sir Thomas More at Chelsea’ was shown in 1890. ‘There it befell, that as they rode near a forest, they saw a damsel and her dwarf sore distressed’ was displayed in 1899. A third painting he was known for was the ‘Canterbury Pilgrims’ completed in1903. Paul was also a skilled metalworker and known for making his own replica of medieval armour. He became a consultant to the Armoury Department at the British Museum and to the Sotheby’s Auction House. In recognition of his study of medieval arms and armour Paul was granted a Civil List pension of £80 in 1932. In recognition of his illustrative works he was then awarded a pension by the Royal Academy Of Art. 8

Paul Hardy died in Storrington on the 2nd of January 1942.Herbert Valentine Ravenscroft was born on 16th of May 1868, at St. Martin in the Fields, Westminster. At twenty-five years old, he married Helen McLean in 1893, in Manhattan, New York City. At thirty-six years old, both Hart’s Army List and the London Gazette of the 10th February 1905, list him as a major both in the Manchester Regiment and the Border Regiment, serving with the Anglo-Egyptian Army. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel in 1908. Colonel Ravenscroft and his family moved to Abbey Lodge, Storrington in 1920. He became a farmer and a magistrate and was known for his cheery spirit and generosity. Troubled by a war wound that caused him to limp, he established the Comrades Club for First World War veterans. This was the forerunner to the Royal British Legion. He provided the veterans of Storrington with land to use as a bowling club as well as land for a children’s playground in the village. He was featured in Hugh de Selincourt’s classic book ‘The Cricket Match’ as he organised the annual inter-village match. The Storrington cricket team became known as the ‘Colonel’s

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Eleven’. He even funded a flag and flagpole for the Storrington Cricket Club.

Colonel Ravenscroft paid for the St. Mary’s Church weathervane, as well as for the old Caen Stone pulpit to be replaced and the restoration of choir stalls. In 1938, the entire village turned out to watch the wedding of his daughter Pat Ravenscroft to Sir Walter de Stopham Barttelot. A carpet was laid from the door of the house (The Abbey) to the church for the bride to be escorted along by her father.

London Gazette Hart’s Army List ‘The Weathervanes Of Sussex’ by Brigid Chapman Storrington Museum Wikipedia Goulburn Evening Penny Post Tuesday 24th of August 1937,

Colonel Ravenscroft became President of the Storrington Horticultural Society in 1945. Another object linked to the Colonel is a rather lethal-looking hand powered hedge trimmer. To make it work, its wheel had to be cranked. This saw-tooth bladed contraption has his initials burned into the handles and is on display at the Storrington Museum. Judy Upton

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Ropetackle Cinema Presents June 2022

EVENING FILM KING RICHARD Armed with a vision and a 78-page plan, Richard Williams is determined to write his daughters into tennis history. Based on the true story that will inspire the world, the film follows the uplifting story of a family whose resolve and belief ultimately delivers two of the world’s greatest sports legends. Cert 12, duration 145 mins. Tuesday 14th June, 7.30 pm. Tickets available from Box Office or on-line, £7. See Ropetackle web site for Covid-19 safety arrangements.

RELAXED AND FRIENDLY FILM open to all HAIRSPRAY Presented in relaxed and friendly conditions suitable for all, especially people with any form of memory loss. Pleasantly plump teenager Tracy Turnblad achieves her dream of becoming a regular on the Corny Collins Dance Show in a musical comedy drama that has it all - including Sonny Bono, Divine and Ricki Lake. Cert PG, duration 92 mins. Monday 20th June, 2.00 pm. Tickets available from Box Office or on-line, £5. Carers free/ refreshments included See Ropetackle web site for Covid-19 safety arrangements.

Cert U, duration 26 mins. Animation. Friday 24th June, 11.00 am. £4.00 child & adult pair, £3 per additional child or adult, under 18 months old free - tickets from Box Office or on-line. See Ropetackle web site for Covid-19 safety arrangements.

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A MATINEE FILM HOUSE OF GUCCI In 1978 Milan, glamorous Patrizia Reggiani (Lady Gaga) marries Maurizio Gucci (Adam Driver), young heir of the formidable fashion dynasty. In this true story, what starts out as a fairy tale becomes the focal point of a contentious court case and a mysterious murder trial that grips the whole world with its storm of scandal, secrets, and shady dealings. Cert 15, duration 158 mins. Tuesday 21st June, 2.00 pm. Tickets available from Box Office or on-line, £5. See Ropetackle web site for Covid-19 safety arrangements. MY FIRST CINEMA THE BEAR When a little girl loses her teddy bear in the polar bear enclosure at the zoo, she is surprised but so happy when the bear turns up at her home one night to return it. Based on a the book by Raymond Briggs. Have a local editorial item? email:ang@insideshoreham.com

Totally Tubular Mullets hoped it would but no one expected it to! However comeback it has, inspired by the fashion of mainstream celebrities, popular streaming series and films like Stranger Things 80s fashion is back…

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Ashington Carnival Princess 2022 The 2022 Ashington Carnival Princess was chosen at the annual Children’s Disco at Ashington Community Centre on Sunday the 1st of May. There were a lot of children and parents that attended making a great atmosphere at the disco with all the children joining in with the dance competitions and dancing around the hall full of excitement for the lucky draw raffle. This year’s Carnival Princess is 10 year old Angela Collins. Angela will lead the Carnival procession at the Ashington Festival on the 20th of August supported by her 2 attendants and 2 pageboys. The Carnival Princess’s two Attendants are Ellie Willard (7) and Eleanor Durnan (5). The Pageboys are Toby Utting (5) and Finley Pearson (5). The children were all chosen by a lucky draw and attend Ashington C of E School and Toby has home schooling.

The Carnival procession starts at 1.30 and follows a route through Ashington Village to finish on the Recreation Ground. The Festival which follows includes a stage/arena with live acts performing through the afternoon and evening,

All types of food and a licensed bar will be available.

For details phone Margaret on 01903 892633, margaret@ashingtinfestival.co.uk or visit our website at www.ashingtonfestival.co.uk.

In the arena during the afternoon the Festival welcomes Dangerous Steve with his sensational stunts, we also have an amazing Dog and Duck act. And back in the arena is ‘The Medina Marching Band’ all the way from the Isle of Wight and there will be a display from ‘Rhythm & Sole Dance’ and also a display from ‘GYMCO gymnastic group’.

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In the evening we welcome back one of Ashington’s favourite bands ‘Creative Covers’ singing and playing songs through the decades. And starring with them we welcome Matthew Goodgame singing songs from the musicals and also popular songs we all know and love. There will also be a Car Boot Sale, Classic Cars, Fun Dog Show, Funfair, animals and lots of stalls and sideshows. And in the evening a fantastic firework display at 10pm.

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Creative Selfies

Selfies are very popular but I suspect that many people think the craze began with mobile phone cameras. This is certainly not the case and there are many examples of ‘selfies’ dating back to 1839 when the first known photographic self portrait was taken by Robert Cornelius. Of course, painters have been producing self portraits since the early 15th century. Vivian Maier was an amateur photographer who has a fascinating story.

Born in 1926, Vivian worked mainly as a carer in Chicago and spent much of her free time roaming

Among this vast archive of work were several selfies, mainly reflections in shop windows and mirrors but also pictures that include her shadow and the occasional posed shot.

These alone were published in book form after her discovery. In most of these images, Vivian uses herself as just one element of the overall scene rather than vanity shots. In my opinion this creative approach is really interesting and has inspired me to experiment with this idea.

the streets with her camera. She was secretive about her hobby and her photographs were only discovered upon her death in 2009 when an estimated 150,000 negatives were discovered along with around 2000 prints, colour slides and dozens of home movies.

When her images were made public online, they went viral and experts compared her work to some of the great street photographers of all time.

Here are shots of me in reflection and also my mysterious hooded shadow ! I make the choice of whether to include my camera or to disguise it by tucking it into my body and shooting from waist high. The surrounding scene is important in the Images as this gives a sense of place and suggests a story which may be interpreted by the viewer. I would encourage you to try this as a project, see how creative you can be.

They were widely exhibited, several books were published and a documentary film was made of her life. Type her name into the search engine of your choice to find out more about her remarkable story.

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1. Anew (5)

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4. Fixed (7)

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8. Transformed into (7)

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