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AVERAGE STANDARD VARIABLE RATE REACHES A 13-YEAR HIGH. IS IT TIME YOU LOOKED FOR A NEW MORTGAGE DEAL? If a previous mortgage deal has ended and you’ve not taken out a new one, you could be paying a much higher rate of interest.

When you take out a mortgage, the deal is for a fixed period, often two, three or five years. After this period, you’ll normally be moved on to your lender’s SVR. While this can provide more flexibility – you may wish to make overpayments, for example – the interest rate you’re paying is unlikely to be competitive.

The average standard variable rate for June 2022 reached 4.91% To tackle rising inflation, the Bank of England (BoE) has increased its base interest rate several times this year.

Changes to the base rate affect the cost of borrowing, including mortgages.

If your mortgage isn’t fixed-rate, you’ve likely already noticed that your repayments have started to increase. As SVRs are usually higher than other types of mortgage product, homeowners that haven’t searched for a new mortgage deal could find they’re paying much more in interest than they need to.

According to Moneyfacts, the average SVR in June 2022 reached 4.91%. This is the highest recorded since February 2009.

Rates can vary significantly between lenders, so you should check how much interest you’re paying and how it affects your outgoings.

Even a small difference in the interest rate can save you money each month, and this adds up over the full term of your mortgage. The below table highlights T. 01273 774855 E. advice@pembrokefs.co.uk W. www.pembrokefinancial.co.uk

how the interest rate affects finances for a £250,000 repayment mortgage with a term of 25 years.

Interest rate

Monthly repayment

Total interest paid

3% 4% 5% 6%

£1,185 £1,319 £1,462 £1,611

£105,597 £145,712 £188,600 £233,324

Source: Money Saving Expert

So, if you’re paying your lender’s SVR, finding a new mortgage deal could save you money now and in the long term.

As interest rates climb, should you choose a fixedrate mortgage?

If you’re on your lender’s SVR, the interest rate you pay is variable. This means it can rise and fall each month.

At a time when interest rates are slowly rising, choosing a fixed-rate mortgage can make sense for some people.

While the interest rate on a fixed-rate mortgage is likely to be initially higher than the alternatives, it will remain the same for a defined period, such as two years. This can make managing your budget easier..

Please contact us on 01273 774855 or email advice@pembrokefs.co.uk if you would like more information and quote reference PFSVL. As a mortgage is secured against your home or property, it could be repossessed if you do not keep up mortgage repayments. Think carefully before securing other debts against your home.

Equity released from your home will be secured against it. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments.

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The FCA does not regulate National Savings, or some forms of Mortgage, Tax Planning, Offshore Investments or School Fees Planning.

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Editor’s Comment Hello, Welcome to the latest edition of Village Living.

Hope you enjoyed August. Sometimes it was too hot especially when working. But glorious when close to a beach and a swim!

Read out latest articles as well as the latest from the local theatres, local groups whilst out in your garden enjoying the September rays of sunshine.

Many thanks to all our contributors this month.

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. Copy date is from the 1st week of September.

Untll then, warm regards

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CONTENTS Pembrokes Finanicial Services .......... 2 Steve Boyle Recontres d@Arles...........5 St Barnabas: Make a Will Month...........7 Strawberrries from Partidge Green.... ..8 Food & Drink Festival 2022............10/11 Heritage Open Days come to Steyning ...............................................9 Ropetackle Cinema Presents............ 13 StorringtonFilm Nights........................13 Club of Storrington & Pulborough District ................................................15

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Rencontres d’Arles

The Arles Photo Festival..continued

Following on from last month’s article on the Arles Photo Festival, here are more thoughts and photographs.

The event is the largest photo festival in Europe offering 40 major exhibitions housed in wonderful buildings such as museums, libraries, churches, abbeys, council premises, period properties, large workshops, disused railway sheds and the recently completed Frank Gehry building, the Luma Tower. Multiple Fringe exhibitions can be found in smaller venues and many guerrilla exhibitions are pasted on exterior walls, displayed on easels or pegged to ‘washing’ lines around the walled city.

There are also multiple digital projections outside after dark.

Obviously this means there is a lot to see but the added excitement for me are the personal photo opportunities that these displays provide.

Photography is allowed inside exhibitions (unlike in many UK alleries) so including other people’s art in personal photographs is fully accepted. One of my favourite things to do is to capture people interacting with art. The city of Arles was once a provincial capital of Ancient

Rome and is famed for inspiring Vincent Van Gogh who enjoyed his most prolific period whilst living there, producing 187 paintings.

There is a modern museum dedicated to his life and works and an area known as Espace Van Gogh whichhas a central ornamental garden surrounded by buildings which house 4 or 5 exhibitions during the festival.

Van Gogh enjoyed the quality of light in Southern France which is also to my liking for photography. This strong directional light provides the opportunity to take high contrast images which can have great impact.

The shadows thrown add interest to photographs and it’s a favourite trick of mine to utilise shadows to enhance my images. We know that the word @Photograph’ means to draw with light but of course, where there is directional light, there are strong shadows which can add a different dimension to a scene.

quieter feel as the visitors were fewer in number as was the volume of fringe events but there was so much to see and to experience. There were 40 main exhibitions and the usual fun element of photographers pasting their worked on outside walls for people to enjoy.

These pasted pictures also give photographers interesting backdrops to use in their own photography as I have done here.

My main photograph captures the work of an artist known as DOUDOU. This monochrome work sets the scene for me to wait for a passer by in red clothing to add an accent of colour in the centre of the panoramic mage.

My other two photographs were observed around the town. I cannot do justice to this festival in one article so I will continue this subject in next month’s issue.

You can see more of my mages here: www.instagram.com/shoreham_steve

You can see more of my images here: www.instagram.com/ shoreham_steveng celebration of visual lens based art.

After two years of lockdown I was able to visit last month.

Understandably there was

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Chestnut Tree House’s Make a Will Month

October is Chestnut Tree House’s Make a Will Month, a month when some local solicitors agree to waive their Will-writing fees in return for a donation to Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice.

During October, you can have a simple single Will written for just a £110 donation, or a simple joint Will for £160.

This donation could enable a nurse to make a visit to a child in their own home, ensuring they are cared for, and their family are supported, so you will make a real difference.

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Strawberries from Partridge Green

At 3 o’clock on a cold morning the farm labourers beat their hands against their bodies to get their fingers warm.

Their job was to work their way up and down the West Sussex fields picking strawberries and placing them into the small white boxes that had been set out for that purpose. Each box held an average weight of 31lb of fruit and was collected by the ‘lad’. He took the boxes to Mrs Collard and her daughters, who were the bailiffs employed by Mr Gates on his farm in Partridge Green. They were seated among stacks of empty packing cases in a rough canvas shelter beside a hedge that protected them from the chilly morning breeze. It was summer 1908.

At 7am, back on Mr Gate’s farm in Partridge Green the number of strawberry pickers had been steadily increasing throughout the early morning and further shipments were being dispatched to London by train. The strawberries picked in the afternoon were sent to markets in the local area. Mr Gates with Mrs Collard and her daughters had established a reputation for fresh, wholesome fruit and it was said that the London With amazingly fast dexterity the Collards auctioneer at Covent Garden market looked tidied the strawberries in the boxes by forward to receiving the consignment he was placing them in size order to make each box to sell. Retailers would bid against each other look as appealing as it could be. Next the boxes were weighed then placed in a packing for what they considered to be some of the finest strawberries in the country, which it was crate. When a dozen crates had been filled said had been picked and packed by clean with several boxes, they were labelled hands. though the lids were not nailed down. At Nationally in 1908 the average acre of 4:30am a donkey pulled cart carried the first consignment of the day to the railway station a strawberry field produced from £70 to £100 in total of fruit. The high quality of the to be placed on the first train to London, strawberries produced at Mr Gates’ farm, with which departed at 4:45 am. Partridge Green the efforts of Mrs Collard and her daughters station, which was on the Steyning line (also known as the Adur Valley line), had opened in doubled this value to a minimum of £150 1861 and would be closed due to Beeching’s per acre’s yield. There was no secret to their success and it was widely known that the cuts in 1966. While it was in use, Partridge fields were also planted with cucumbers and Green was connected by rail to Brighton via marrows between the strawberry plants. With Shoreham and London via Horsham. the harvesting of these crops much the same At 6:15am a London warehouse agent, value was reached for high quality yields. as was his official title, took delivery of the shipment and immediately dispatched it across the city to the Covent Garden market.

Within 15 minutes of arrival the strawberries would be auctioned off and the retailer would ship them on for general sale. Between 7 and 8 am the same morning, a portion of Partridge Green grown strawberries could be served for breakfast in a London home or in one of the city’s many tearooms.

Mrs Collard, it was reported, worked very hard as the farm bailiff and was rewarded with a comfortable salary, a house free of rent and a pony and trap to ride in. It was said she also had a good head for business and a thorough knowledge of agriculture.

Judy Upton Source The Sunday Times 1908

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Food & Drink Festival 2022 – Up & Running !

We are nearing the date for the 11th Food & Drink Festival – as usual promising 4 weeks of special offers and great events. This year it will start on 3rd September and whizz through until 1st October 2022.

The Festival Guide, with all details, will be found within many of the shops & eateries within our area, together with the Library, Steyning Centre, TI Point at the Post Office and Cobblestone Walk doorway - plus, of course our website www. steyningdistrictfooddrinkfestival.co.uk The Festival Charity this year is The St Barnabas House Hospice and during the month some eateries will include a special Charity Dish on their menu, which if chosen will attract a donation to the charity. There are also special charity take-away pizzas and a charity scone. Please do look out for these and try your best to choose these offerings so we can raise a great donation for our well known and much loved charity.

The offers take in a wide span of our local businesses – shops, eateries, attractions, accommodation, vineyards & breweries – the list goes on. Offerings include such things as discounts on meals/ purchases over a certain amount; free hot drink with cake purchase; Luxury breakfast discount; Tuesday cream tea special; free garlic bread and buy-one-get-one-free. The non-foodie stores join in the fun too, giving discounts on food related items in their stores – i.e. chinaware, glassware, etc., etc. The Farmers Market stallholders do not disappoint either, with over 35 special offers - so don’t forget to pop along on 3rd September & 1st October to search out some great deals. Do not forget though, that in order to take up these offers you will need to show to the business involved, either the Festival Guide or the Festival Website Pass (downloadable from the website).

First Picture – last year’s Press Day. (Credited to West Sussex County Times.)

Best Dressed Cuddly Toy Competition at The Cobblestone Tea House and – our fantastic finale – Tottington Manor Gala Evening for St Barnabas.

So, all in all, we can look forward to some fun times with the Food & Drink Festival just around the corner – so get ready to enjoy yourselves and support the local economy at the same time.

Eating out, taking in some great walks, learning new techniques. tastings of food & wine, enjoying a week long Beer Festival – whatever brings a smile to your face. Plus, of course, the ever popular pursuit of retail therapy to run alongside it all - the wonderful selection of shops will be waiting to welcome you. Steyning and the surrounding villages of Ashurst, Bramber, Edburton, Small Dole, Upper Beeding and Wiston are such special places; if you live within one of them you will know that, if not come and visit and sample not only all the Food & Drink Festival offerings, but all the wonderful walks that abound.

However, we must not forget that every year none of this would be possible without our fantastically generous sponsors. This year our sincere thanks go to: Horsham District Council, Rushfields Plant Centre, The Sussex Grocer, Cocoa Loco; Higgidy Pies; Steyning & District Business Chamber; Steyning & District Community Partnership and the Steyning Parish Council. We do also have one anonymous donation, and although we cannot name them, we would like to record our thanks to them too – they will know who they are !

To tempt you even more, a small selection from our events listing – too little space to name them all, but just a few to catch your eye: Wiston Wine & Food Pairing; St Barnabas Coffee & Cake morning at Ashurst Village Hall; Tasty Countryside Walk for St Barnabas; Denhams Antiques Road Show at Tottington Manor; The Artisan Bakehouse Bakery Workshops; Beer Festival Week at The Star; The Old Tollgate Summer BBQ; Product Tasting at The Sussex Grocer; Apple Juicing with Steyning Community Orchard; Superheroes Tea Party/ Advertise to 7300 homes call 01273 452065 or E: angievillagelivingmagazine@gmail.com 10

Heritage Open Days come to Steyning Bring the family, have fun, and explore the town’s unique history on Saturday and Sunday, 17 and 18 September 2022 Free events: Heritage tours, exhibitions, talks and organ recitals Steyning will be taking part in the national Heritage Open Days scheme, England’s largest festival of history and culture, on Saturday and Sunday, 17th and 18th September 2022. This is the first time that the town is taking part in this national scheme, and events will also feature as part of the celebrated Steyning Food & Drink Festival.

Events are open to all ages and are free of charge (although donations will be welcome).

Steyning Parish Church

To coincide with the Heritage Open Days, a whole new self-guided audio tour is being launched by the Friends of Steyning Parish Church to reveal the hidden secrets and history of its special interior.

The church is described as a ‘Norman gem’ and ‘the best in Sussex’ by Pevsner’s Buildings of England. Renowned for its expertly crafted 12th century nave, Romanesque sculpture, 500-hundred-yearold unique Tudor carved oak paneling and modern stained glass windows, the church has recently been fitted with state-of-the-art lighting to illuminate its full splendour.

There is no need to book for the tour, just turn up with your smartphone. The church will be open 11.00 – 16:00 Saturday 17 and from 12:00 - 16:00 on Sunday 18 September, however visitors should note the times of the talks and recitals – see below.

Further details of the tour on Friends of the Parish Church website, see below.

Special events in the parish church will include two period organ recitals by Brian Sawyer, church organist, besides fascinating talks about how the church was built from its own historian, Sarah Leigh, ‘Built against the odds: how French abbots created Steyning Parish Church and made their peace with the Kings of England”. No booking needed. Talks on Saturday 17 September at 12:00 and Sunday 18 September at 14:00. Organ recitals on Saturday and Sunday at 15:00.

Rifle Range Additionally, there will be the rare opportunity to take a walking tour of the historic Rifle Range in the heart of the South Downs. You will learn about the vital role played by the Range as a training

ground by the Sussex Rifle Volunteers who used it for target practice from 1860 onwards. WWII style refreshments also available.

Booking for these hour-long tours is essential, see https://guestli.st/719733 Available 11:00-15:00, Sunday 18 September only.

Steyning Museum, Church Street Much of the town’s exciting social, economic and political history will be at your fingertips at The Steyning Museum which offers a treasure trove of exhibits suitable for all ages. A brand new exhibition will be on display giving the story of Steyning’s breweries – there were once two breweries in the town. There will also be an exhibition about historic Charlton Street, in the heart of the town’s conservation area, highlighting how it has changed since it was first built in the 1850s.

Entrance to the museum is free of charge. Open every Wednesday to Sunday 10:00 – 16:00. Further details can be found at www.steyningmuseum. org.uk Homemade refreshments Tea, coffee and homemade cakes will be available on Saturday and Sunday afternoon from 15:00 to 17:00 hours at Penfold Hall in Vicarage Lane, which is next to the Museum and across the road from Steyning Parish Church.

Pre-booking is essential for the Rifle Range tours.

No booking required for other events

For all further details, see: Heritage Open Days: https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/visiting Friends of Steyning Parish Church https:// steyningparishchurch.org/friends-about/ Steyning Museum http://www.steyningmuseum. org.uk/ Rifle Range https://steyningdownland.org/ get-involved/history/ Rifle Range bookings: https://guestli.st/719733

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Storrington Film Nights - New Season rotary film night The Rotary Club of Storrington & Pulborough District, are pleased to announce that the New Season of the popular Film Nights will recommence on September 14th.

The first film, on Wednesday 14th September will be “The Duke”, starring Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren. In 1961, Kempton Burton, a 60 year old taxi driver, steals Goya’s portrait of the Duke of Wellingon from the National Gallery in London.

The showing commences at 7.30pm, at Sullington Hall, Thakeham Road, RH20 3PP. All Government Covid guidance will be Observed.

The October film, on Wed 12th, will be “Belfast”, starring Judi Hill.

This is the Oscar winning film directed by Kenneth Brannagh.

Tickets are £5, and are available from the Card Shop in Storrington. Any unsold tickets will be available on the door, on the night.

There is a Bar and a Raffle during the interval.

Anyone requiring transport should contact John Ollerton 07523 322554 For further information please contact Ken Collins 01903 740745.

Ropetackle Cinema September

At Sullington Parish Hall Wednesday 14 September 2022

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Performance commences at 7.30pm There will be an interval and Bar & Raffle.

Tickets £5 from ‘The Card Shop’ in Storrington. Unsold tickets will be available for purchase on the door on the night.

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Government Covid guidance will be observed.

Rotary Club Members can provide transport to the Film Night for local residents who are unable to make their own arrangements. Anyone needing transport should contact John Ollerton on 07523322554

Rotary Club of Storrington & Pulborough District All proceeds go to charitable causes supported by Rotary. Registered Charity No.1029115

and tiptoes out into the snow in search of the Big, Bad Mouse.

Cert U, duration 27 mins. Animation.

Friday 23rd September. 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.

A MATINEE FILM THE PHANTOM OF THE OPEN Maurice Flitcroft, played by Mark Rylance, is a working-class crane driver – a dreamer who, despite never having played golf properly in his life, enters himself into the 1976 Open Championship. What happens next is the stuff of legend.

Cert 12A, duration 102 mins.

Tuesday 27th September, 2.00 pm. Tickets available from Box Office or on-line. £5.

The ANNUAL FILM QUIZ LET’S GET QUIZZICAL 6 Ever-youthful Quiz master Colin Johnson returns with more quiz questions about those favourite, well-known films, old and new; come up with the right answers in your teams as you compete to win. Yes, there are prizes! We promise that you don’t have to be a film buff to take part. Come along with friends or on your own and join a table of four. Have fun and enjoy a delicious light supper. You won’t be disappointed.

Thursday 29th September, 7.00 pm for a 7.30 start.

Tickets available from Box Office or on-line. £12.

A RELAXED AND FRIENDLY FILM open to all THE BOAT THAT ROCKED Presented in relaxed and friendly conditions - suitable for all, especially people with any form of memory loss. A band of rogue DJs captivate Britain, playing the music that defined a generation. Written and directed

by Richard Curtis and starring Bill Nighy.

Cert 15 duration 135 mins.

Monday 19th September, 2.00 pm. Tickets available from Box Office or on-line, £5. Carers free/refreshments included.

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Club of Storrington & Pulborough District Learning Links celebrates with Rotary Club help Over 70 people enjoyed a bbq, outside and indoor activities andof course a slice of birthday cake, all held at the new Thakeham Village Hall on Saturday 6th August.Phil Downie, Chairman of the trustees for the charity said “the party was a great way to celebrate our 25th year as well as celebrating the ability to get together following two years of very restricted activities. With covid restrictions easing we are looking forward to organising more social and learning activities for our members to join. Without the help of our volunteers, many of whom have provided transport for the party and the fantastic members from the local Rotary Club, we wouldn’t have been able to celebrate in such style.”

President: Paul Weaver WSLL was founded in 1997 with its main aim to support adults who have learning disabilities to access mainstream adult learning and leisure activities.

In the 25 years the charity has been running across the County of West Sussex over 600 people, who have a mild to moderate learning disability, have been supported by wonderful volunteers and the staff team. They have been able to join in with other members of their community to attend activities of their choice, anything from art to yoga classes and theatre or museum trips If anyone is interested in finding out more about the charity’s work please email

European link Rotary Club: Villeneuve Sur Lot in France

Rotary President Paul Weaver said: “Rotary Club members were delighted to be able to support this special anniversary of an organisation that does such important work among people with learning disabilities in our community.”

We meet on Mondays 7pm for 7.30pm at the Roundabout Hotel, Monkmead Lane, West Chiltington, RH20 2PF For information about attending or joining Rotary contact Club Secretary Anna Upton on 01903 743004 www.storringtonrotary.org.uk Registered Charity No1029115

The Arts Society, Steyning

theatre, the Globe to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, looking at great architects, practitioners and designers. This lecture aims to bring to life the magical world of theatre.

Creating An Imaginary World - Theatre Design From Temple to Playhouse, Into The Picture Frame And Out Again by Bertie Pearce Monday 12th September 2022 Theatre design is one of the world’s most beautiful, varied and lively art forms.

This lecture looks at the relationship between actor and audience and how this transformed the space and architecture of theatre throughout the ages - from the Greeks to court

The Steyning Centre, Fletchers Croft, BN44 3XZ 10:00am - 12:00.

Free to members, £10 donation for visitors. steyning@theartssociety.org www.theartssocietysteyning.org.uk

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