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Major store set for Swan Walk Matthew James News Editor
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Fun and tragedy in the cold The �irst major snow of the winter was welcomed by children, but the cold weather has also been linked to a tragedy on a lake. Denne Hill, Horsham, was a popular choice for fun-seekers with sledges on Sunday, while others built snowmen and even a snow-based Formula 1 car. But Tim Waddingham, 53, of Guildford Road, Rudgwick, drowned in a freezing lake at Wildwood Golf and Country Club, Alford, as he took his dog for a walk on Sunday morning. Mr Waddingham, owner of a classic car restoration company, was attempting to rescue his Labrador from the frozen lake.
BBC Sussex reported that the dog survived and returned home, effectively alerting Mr Waddingham’s wife Sarah. She then retraced his steps on the routine walk and found some of his clothes next to the lake. As forecasters said the freezing weather was set to continue, �ire�ighters issued advice and warnings to residents across the county. Jackie Boyle, of West Sussex Fire and Rescue, said before news of Mr Waddingham’s death emerged: “We know areas of frozen water can be inviting, especially for children. Continued on Page 3
One of the country’s biggest sports retailers is set to move into Swan Walk, as change at the Horsham shopping centre continues apace. Work to create a new Sports Direct store will start at the end of this month, with the grand opening scheduled for late spring or early summer. Swan Walk manager Gill Buchanan told www.the-resident.co.uk on Wednesday: “The new store will incorporate just over three existing stores in the mall leading to Wilkinson. “We are delighted to be able to announce this. There are no other largeformat specialist sports stores in Horsham and we have worked hard to meet the interest and demand from our retailers to open up a store of this kind.”
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Mrs Buchanan said the coup provided further evidence of Swan Walk’s ongoing commitment to create the right space for its retailers. Although other shops have closed, recent additions have included Fat Face and The Real Eating Company. A spokesman for Aviva Investors said: “These lettings demonstrate how Horsham as a retail destination has remained fairly resilient, despite the current economic climate. “Sports Direct is a new retailer for the town centre and we are con�ident it will bring bene�its to customers and businesses alike.” Continued on Page 5
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“While it may look safe, there is no way of knowing how thick the ice is or whether it will hold your weight, so it’s best to simply stay clear of it. “It is really important for parents to explain to their children the dangers of playing or skating on frozen water. “For dog owners, the safest option is to keep your dogs on a lead so they can’t run out onto the ice. “If you do see an animal in difficulty, don’t attempt to rescue it yourself. If the ice is too thin to support a dog’s weight, it certainly won’t support yours, so call 999 and let us deal with it. “With the onset of the extreme cold, many of us are spending more time indoors, keeping as warm as possible. “Understandably, some people may be turning to extra heat sources such as electric blankets and portable heaters to keep out the winter chill, but these bring with them an increased risk of fire in your home. “We recommend people take a few simple precautions to ensure they stay safe as well as warm during this cold snap. “Older residents can be particularly vulnerable in cold weather, so it is especially important for friends, relatives and neighbours to keep an eye out for them.” Although the snow was nowhere near as heavy as at times in the previous two winters, the cold weather was blamed for burst water pipes, including one at a house in Leechpool Lane, Horsham, and another in East Street, West Chiltington. Horsham District Council is not directly responsible for public highways and walkways, but its staff helped clear snow and gritted pavements and main thoroughfares in Horsham town centre. The RSPB is urging people to provide food, water and shelter for garden birds. High-energy foods such as worms are out of reach when the ground becomes too hard, and seeds and berries become inaccessible in severe weather. For more information, visit www. rspb.org.uk/advice
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Win free coaching with Chelsea Plans for The Resident has teamed up with Chelsea Soccer Schools to give youngsters a chance of free football coaching. Two winners of our competition can choose from the following prizes for a boy or girl aged up to and including 14: • A one-day course at Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre (Wednesday, February 15) • A two-day course at Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre (April 10-11) • A two-day course at Billingshurst Leisure Centre (April 12-13) To stand a chance of winning our competition, complete the entry form and answer this question: What was the score when Chelsea played Manchester United last weekend? Entries must be received at our office by 1pm on Tuesday, February 14. One entry per adult, photocopies not accepted.
A typical day at a Chelsea Soccer School is divided evenly into training sessions to develop skills and smallsided games and mini-tournaments to aid teamwork. The Chelsea Foundation’s dedicated coaches all hold valid CRB, FA coaching, Safeguarding Children and first aid certificates to ensure the highest levels of coaching and safety. Chelsea Soccer Schools are dedicated to promoting the Chelsea Foundation’s values of fair play, respect and discipline, as well as encouraging team play and developing social skills. All money raised goes back into the community through social inclusion work, which last year saw the Chelsea Foundation work with more than a million young people. For more information about Chelsea Soccer Schools, including the offer of a 10 per cent discount for online bookings, visit www.Chelseafc.com/ soccerschools
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Housing consultation is ‘not clear enough’ A consultation on house-building in the next 20 years has been criticised by a senior politician. Horsham District Council will consult from today (Friday) until April 10 on four options following a report by GL Hearn, described by a council spokesman as “the most experienced company in this field”. These allow for 590, 635, 670 and 730 homes per year, but the council says it will consider “other reasoned options” if these are backed up by
data and evidence. Cllr David Holmes, leader of the council’s Liberal Democrat group, said: “This report offers the community a choice of building 590 or around 730 houses per annum. I do not see that as being much of a choice. “The effect of the choice is between 4.5 per cent and eight per cent growth in employment over 20 years. I do not see that as being much of a choice either. “People probably wish to choose
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between a Horsham town and district staying much the same as it is now or becoming a significantly more vibrant place, offering many more facilities. “I do not think it will be clear to people how the options in this document relate to that choice. “People need options that give significantly different outcomes and they need to understand what each would provide. “People need to know what increased employment is likely to mean
– advantages and disadvantages. “I do not think we should be proposing to build 12,000 houses or 14,000 houses over the next 20 years. We should adopt a short-term strategy and in the previous words of this council ‘monitor and manage’. “We should monitor economic growth and demand and decide how to respond as we go forward. “The market mechanisms are far more complex than have so far been modelled.”
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People in Horsham district can attend public exhibitions to find out more about plans for an offshore wind farm. About 13km off the Sussex coast at its nearest point, the wind farm would feature between 100 and 195 turbines and generate enough electricity to supply the equivalent of 450,000 homes. Chris Tomlinson, E.ON development manager for the project, said: “We’re delighted to be able to present our draft proposals for the Rampion project. “I’ve been really encouraged by the response we’ve had to the development so far and I’m excited to be able to discuss the project in more detail with the local community. “With a population of over 1.5 million, Sussex has a huge demand for electricity. The Rampion wind farm offers a unique opportunity for us to make a valuable contribution to securing our electricity supplies for the future.” Public information events will be held at many venues in Sussex, including the Steyning Centre on Wednesday, February 29 (12-8pm), and Henfield Village Hall on Tuesday, March 27 (11am-6:30pm). You can have your say on the proposal by completing a questionnaire at one of the public exhibitions, online at www.eon-uk.com/rampion or by post to Freepost Rampion Offshore Wind Farm. You can also email Rampion@eon. com or phone the consultation line on 01273 694876.
Red-hot advice Firefighters are reminding couples to make sure it is just their passion that gets ignited on Valentine’s Day. Jackie Boyle, of West Sussex Fire and Rescue, said: “Our firefighters are the last people you want to see when you’re having a romantic night in, so we would just ask people to take a little extra care on Valentine’s Day. “The flame from a candle or a tea light can very quickly ignite clothing or a nearby curtain.”
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Schools’ support for Paralympians Jade Brewster Tanbridge House School, Y10
Three Paralympic hopefuls have received a total of £2,000 raised by Tanbridge House School and local primary schools. Arunside, Castlewood, Queen Elizabeth II, St Mary’s, Shelley, Shoreham Beach, Southwater Infant, Southwater Junior and Warnham were invited back to Tanbridge House to see the hopefuls and share in the excitement of the upcoming Games. The money was generated through Tanbridge House’s Paralympic Day in September last year, which followed Lord Coe’s visit on an Olympic Day last May. Emma Wiggs (GB women’s sitting volleyball) attended both the
Olympic and Paralympic days and helped organise the latter event. She received £750, with another £750 going to her team. Knut Kursawe (coach for GB goalball) and Seb Trezise (GB discus) received £250 each. Wiggs, Kursawe and Trezise were thrilled and said the money would help pay for travel and accommodation at preparation events. They were presented with their cheques by three of Tanbridge House’s 16 Young Games Makers, who will help at the sitting volleyball during the Paralympics. The presentation assembly also included the launch of a new poster competition, open to children and adults across Horsham. For details, visit www.tanbridge-house-sch.co.uk Meanwhile, Southern Water is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its Photo by John Lines
Learn to Swim scheme, which supports lessons at more than 80 pools and clubs and has helped teach more than 600,000 children to swim. Learn to Swim boasts two Olympians as its ambassadors – 1980 gold medallist Duncan Goodhew and five-times Paralympic gold medallist Sascha Kindred, who will be competing in this year’s Paralympics. Kindred said: “Working with Southern Water is a massive boost to me and my bid for Paralympic
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Fire merger put on hold West Sussex County Council and East Sussex Fire Authority have abandoned plans for a full merger in April next year. But they say a merger “remains the desired way forward if government funding and financial issues can be resolved”. And the two authorities have pledged to work closely together to deliver savings and efficiencies. Cllr Pete Bradbury, West Sussex County Council Cabinet member, said: “It is frustrating that the timing of the government’s resource review creates this problem. “The findings of the business case and public support, coupled with the knowledge that finances are likely to get even tighter, shows how closer collaboration and joint working between the two services is both necessary and desirable. “We have already started on this work, not least with the decision last December to create a single joint mobilising and communications centre. “Until the position on a full merger becomes clear, we will consider all other ways to achieve the financial and operational benefits of collaboration short of a merger, while minimising the impact on services to the public.”
success in London. “I’m very proud to be linked to the Learn to Swim programme and its aim of encouraging more children to take up swimming.” In April, four-times Olympic swimmer Karen Pickering will run an exclusive series of swim clinics for children deemed potential future Olympians. For more information about Learn to Swim, visit: www.southernwater. co.uk/microsites/learntoswim
Centre changes Continued from Page 1 Meanwhile, a petition has been launched in a bid to stop the planned closure of Bonmarché, West Street. The Resident has been told that more than 1,000 people have already signed a Save Our Shop petition in the store – even though management removed a notice asking people to sign it and staff have been told not to speak to the media. A spokesman for the Wakefieldbased company, which sells plussize clothing for women, said: “The decline in customer spend in the current climate, coupled with rising costs, has made trading very difficult. “It is intended that the business will trade from approximately 230 stores, thereby providing continued employment to approximately 2,400 employees in the UK. “In order to ensure that the company can be placed on a sound economic footing, it is anticipated that approximately 160 stores will be closed. “The Horsham store is currently earmarked for closure. However, such stores are being constantly reviewed and careful consideration given. We do not have confirmed dates as yet of when Horsham will be closing. “We are in discussions with landlords and councils to reduce costs and improve town amenities. “We are looking at the convenience of the customer and the distance she will have to travel to an open store. The nearest open store is currently Crawley. “We will endeavour to relocate staff to vacancies in neighbouring stores.”
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Who will have the X Factor as 5 do battle for council votes? Five candidates will contest the Horsham District Council by-election for Itchingfield, Slinfold and Warnham next week. David Hide (Labour), Justin Pickard (Green), Stuart Ritchie (Conservative), Ian Shepherd (Liberal Democrat) and George Tribe (UKIP) have been nominated to fight the election on Thursday, February 16. Three of the five candidates also fought the election in the same ward
last May. Voters will decide who replaces former Tory councillor Robert Nye, who resigned as leader of the council and as a councillor in December, citing personal reasons related to the finances of his business. Mr Nye’s resignation means the Conservatives have 33 district councillors, with eight Liberal Democrats, two Independents and one vacant seat.
‘I have no desire to join the cosy club’ David Hide Labour I am standing to provide the residents of Itchingfield, Slinfold and Warnham with a real choice. The choice is between the Tory and Lib Dem agenda of cutting services for the sake of cuts and an alternative that looks at managing council revenues to ensure efficient delivery of important services.
This is an opportunity to elect an independent-minded representative. I have no desire to join the cosy club that runs Horsham District Council. The Conservative-run council regularly counts on the support of the Lib Dems when pushing through unpopular decisions. The Lib Dems are supposed to be the opposition, yet they often vote with their Conservative colleagues. I feel this is bad for democracy and has led to poor decision-making, more often than not resulting in you and I picking up the bill for
the council’s mistakes. Just look at the massive overspend on the Acorn Recycling scheme. Surely it is not the role of the opposition to praise the leader of the council, as the Lib Dem leader did following Robert Nye’s resignation, not least at a time when the policies the council has been pursuing have brought about an unprecedented level of discontent. I state unequivocally that I would vote in favour of retaining Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre. We are the only party to have publicly stated this ahead of the by-election.
I will oppose large-scale developments that do not deliver a minimum of 50 per cent affordable housing. We have consistently opposed large-scale developments while the Tories voted unanimously in favour of dumping 2,000 homes west of Horsham. I will defend public services against the cuts being pursued by the Tories and Liberal Democrats. Voting Labour makes the strongest possible statement that you wish to save Broadbridge Heath Leisure centre from the bulldozers.
‘I feel it is important to challenge received wisdoms’ Justin Pickard Green As the Green Party candidate for this by-election, I’m not a natural politician. But I can see that one more Conservative or Lib Dem councillor won’t make a difference. In this by-election, I want to prove that Green politics isn’t just the guilt-driven masochism of hairshirt ecologists or the husky-hugging of a greenwashed Conservative Party. For me, Green politics is about the benefits of a longer-term view. Here and now, in 2012, we’re looking at a decade of stagnating incomes and extreme volatility. Following the driest 12 months since 1976, Ardingly Reservoir stands at less than 50 per cent capacity. The local high street faces challenges from internet shopping and out-of-town supermarkets. Meanwhile, people are hit with record increases in train fares and energy bills. Sometimes it seems like Horsham is simply a dormitory town for London. Surely we can envisage a brighter future for the district. With strong transport links to Gatwick, Brighton and the capital, we stand in an excellent position to sow the seeds of a truly resilient community – more than capable of meeting the threats and challenges of the coming years. In terms of policy, this means working to attract skilled jobs in key emerging industries. It means re-localising the provision of energy, food and banking. It means fighting for affordable housing, opposing the privatisation of public services, and recognising the false economies of cuts and austerity. I know my position might not be perfectly in tune with the currents of local opinion, but I feel it is important to challenge the received wisdoms which underpin the current way of doing things. If this sounds like a message you can get behind, please consider voting Green on February 16.
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‘Horsham district is a great place to live’ ‘I have Stuart Ritchie Conservative I am excited at the prospect of becoming a Horsham district councillor as there is much to do to preserve all that is great about Horsham and its district and to enhance the facilities available whenever possible. I have lived in Horsham from my
early childhood and in Warnham for over 20 years, having attended school at Tanbridge House and then The College of Richard Collyer. As a parish councillor since 1999, I have helped develop a number of initiatives, particularly for young people, and supported the 20 mph zone through the centre of Warnham to make roads safer, especially for children in the village. I am very concerned by the recently announced proposals for more housing north of Horsham and by the potential closure of the Broadbridge
Heath Leisure Centre. While recognising changes happen, I will seek to ensure all viewpoints are properly taken into account and only carefully considered changes take place. I support the fight for a new hospital, with an accident and emergency department, for Horsham and Crawley. As one of 8,000 entrepreneurs in the Horsham district and with a background in finance, I am very keen to see the best value for money for local council taxpayers.
I welcome the decision of the Conservative-controlled Horsham District Council to freeze council tax for the second successive year and to maintain weekly refuse collections. Being active in our local community is a great joy to me, my wife Caroline and our young son Matthew. For us, Warnham and the Horsham district is a great place to live. If elected, I look forward to serving the wider local community and in representing the interests of all residents in Itchingfield (and Barns Green), Slinfold and Warnham.
‘A chance for residents to send a message’ Ian Shepherd Liberal Democrat This by-election is not just about electing a councillor – though I have been a councillor and know how to serve local residents. It is also a chance for local residents to send a message and show their anger to the Conservatives who run the council.
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Most people I have spoken to have raised one issue – Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre! They don’t understand how the council could even think about closing the centre without knowing how many people use it, without a clear view of the costs of outstanding maintenance and without offering any alternative facilities. People have raised other issues too. Rising parking charges in the town centre and their effect on people from our villages, the attempt to sell off Horsham’s historic town
hall and the money wasted on consultants – the most recent being the report on leisure facilities in the district. The council has been spending its reserves for years, while cutting back on important things like maintenance, to keep council tax down. I am not against low council tax, but I also want to see decent services available for everyone and I want to encourage everyone to look after their health. To do that, people need good leisure facilities on their doorstep.
Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre is on our doorstep – and it will be on the doorstep of around 5,000 more people once the new homes are built to the west of Horsham. I live in the ward, my family experiences the problems local residents experience. I would value the chance to serve my community and try to solve those problems. I promise that, if elected on February 16, I will vote against closure of the leisure centre unless and until a better centre is built nearby.
Elected: Robert Nye (Con) 1,303, Tricia Youtan (Con) 898 Not elected: Ian Shepherd (LD) 569, Justin Pickard (Grn) 366, George Tribe (UKIP) 276
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never been reluctant to state the truth’ George Tribe UKIP It is patently obvious that Horsham District Council (HDC) desperately needs people of principle, who can think clearly, have no prejudices and understand that the mantra “if you build lots of houses you will create lots of jobs” is pure bilge. I have never been reluctant to state the truth about matters of principle and policy. I am well-versed over the housing issue as a consequence of my deep involvement with the CPRE and Sussex Ramblers and appear to be one of the few people in the district to realise that neither the Conservatives nor the Liberal Democrats dared to discuss this at the last district council elections in May 2011. I would never have tolerated the disgraceful situation whereby HDC allowed the matter of residential sites for gypsy families within the district to drift aimlessly. This resulted in the imposition of a settlement in West Chiltington Lane, Barns Green, of 11 caravans following an appeal decision by a government inspector. Such incompetence and stupidity is an affront to the electorate. Without doubt, matters should be ordered differently and better. We are all well aware that if Donald Duck wearing a blue rosette was a candidate in this election a lot of people would cast their votes for him. However, this sort of mind-set is surely not likely to result in good local government. I believe that the United Kingdom should never have entered the European Union (EU) when we severed important links to much of the world. Now we have important links to a collapsing, corrupt organisation that seems incapable of managing its financial affairs. That situation of course pre-dates the recent banking crisis. The EU has never had its accounts signed off by a competent authority. It is likely not many people know that.
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Learning the Chinese way
Make your mark on a heart Shoppers in Swan Walk will be invited to leave their mark on a heart this Valentine’s Day, February 14. Horsham-based Winston’s Wish, the charity for bereaved children, will ask members of the public to leave their fingerprint on a heart and hang it from an archway as they walk through and think of someone they love. The charity, which offers practical support and guidance to bereaved children, their families and professionals, recently moved to Horsham and is keen to create awareness in the local community of the support services available.
Since Winston’s Wish launched in the county in 2006, it has supported more than 500 families across West Sussex. Debbie Brown, community fundraiser at Winston’s Wish, said: “We are looking forward to meeting the Horsham community and invite residents to take part in this fun community Valentine’s event.” To take part or find out more about the work of Winston’s Wish, visit the shopping centre between 10am and 5pm, donate £1 and think of someone you love. For more information about the charity, phone 01403 211030 or visit www.winstonswish.org.uk
Youngsters at Billingshurst Primary School had fun celebrating the Chinese Year of the Dragon. They learned to lion dance, wore traditional Chinese clothes and tasted Chinese food donated by China Brasserie 2 in the village. School spokesman Alison Wood said: “The children have had a lovely afternoon learning to lion dance and it has been very interesting to learn about the different representation that each food has.” Don Burstow and Mr Yee, of China Brasserie 2, said: “We are pleased to have been able to broaden the children’s knowledge.”
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Southwater church appeal is hotting up A new heating system has been installed at a church after parishioners raised £25,000. But the Church of the Holy Innocents, Southwater, is continuing its Turn Up The Heat appeal as it needs another £25,000 for extra work at the Grade II listed building. Rev Kesari Godfrey said he was overwhelmed by the efforts made to raise money and the generosity of villagers and the public. He said: “The Turn Up The Heat appeal has really helped us to become a focus for the village once more as we brought back exciting events such as the summer fair and barbecue. “We hope to build on this. Already we are planning a special thanksgiving event for later this year.” Churchwarden Debbie Moore said: “It was a huge amount of work and we are so pleased the new system is working well, but there is still much to do and we urgently need to raise
further funds.” Initial professional estimates for the replacement of an oil-powered system with a modern conventional oil-fired boiler and heating system gave an indicative cost of £30,000. This included replacement radiators and pipes, an efficient new boiler and an oil storage tank. The total cost of £50,000 includes the bringing in of mains water to the church for the first time, professional fees, electrical work, trenching and adjustments to church furniture. Norman Carreck, of the International Bee Research Association, will speak at the church on Thursday, February 16 (7.30pm), answering the question: Do bees matter? Tickets are £7, including a glass of wine, with proceeds going to Turn Up The Heat. Phone 01403 733982, visit Stems the Florist in Lintot Square or pay on the door.
Stable raided Pub punch-up Police are investigating a breakin at a stable in Broadwater Lane, Horsham. A police spokesman said: “Strangely, the stable door was unscrewed and stolen, along with numerous items of horse equipment – training halters, lead ropes, head collars, grooming kits and riding boots. “A purple wheelbarrow has been located next to a field in Grouse Road, Horsham, with one of the grooming kits.” The break-in happened between 5.30pm on Thursday, February 2, and 7.30am the following morning. Phone police on 101, quoting serial 198 of February 3.
Police were called after reports of gypsies attending a wake at The Star pub, Crawley Road, Roffey, following a funeral in the Crawley area. Sgt James Makepeace said: “I am pleased to say there were no reports of any crime or disorder during the wake. “Some local shop owners decided to close as a result of the wake. This was not in response to any reported damage or disorder, but through concern of anticipated problems. “Police later received a call from the landlord of The Star to say a fight had broken out, but when police arrived the fight had stopped.”
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Gimme, gimme, gimme a woman Top European – or thousands – after midnight Local ladies are being asked to sign up for the St Catherine’s Hospice Midnight Walk in Horsham. Sponsored by Welland Medical, the women-only half marathon walk will raise money to provide hospice care and support for patients and their loved ones. The July 14 event is a chance for ladies of all ages to make a difference by teaming up with friends, family, work or school friends. Laura Ryan, volunteer events fundraising assistant, said: “This is a great event to encourage your friends, family and colleagues to do something that is not only a bit of a challenge but also means they can support a great local cause.” Although the Midnight Walk is ladies-only, men are encouraged to show their support by volunteering as event marshals for the night. About £565,000 has been raised from similar walks in four previous years. Last year more than 1,000 women strode out in style on the 13mile course, which starts and finishes at Horsham Park, raising £145,000. Entry is £15. Every walker will receive a Midnight Walk t-shirt,
refreshments, medal and breakfast at the finish line. Enter online at www.stch.org. uk/midnightwalk or phone 01293 447364 for an entry form. Handcross Park School will stage the hospice’s ninth Sussex Weald Bike Ride on Sunday, May 20. Phone 01293 447364 or visit www.stch.org. uk/bikeride The hospice also wants to hear from garden owners who are willing to open their gates to the public. Community fundraiser Barbara Dryden said: “Every year, dozens of private garden owners help support the work of St Catherine’s Hospice by opening their gates to the general public, raising £20,000 in vital income that supports care and comfort when it is needed most. “We would love more gardens from the Horsham area for our programme this summer. Whatever style or size garden you may have, if you take pride in your work and would like to share it with others while helping the local community, please contact me.” Phone 01293 447319, email barbaradryden@stch.org.uk or visit www.stch.org.uk/opengardens
Fundraisers at the Midnight Walk last year
Teeing up a cash bonanza at Slinfold A golf day and party night will be held to raise money for research into a rare group of diseases. Slinfold Golf and Country Club is preparing to host the event in aid of the UCL Amyloidosis Research Fund on Friday, March 30. Amyloidosis is a usually-fatal group of diseases caused by the build-up of abnormal protein fibres (or fibrils) in tissues and organs throughout the body. Almost any organ can be affected, so the symptoms vary greatly and diagnosis can be very difficult. It affects about one person in every 1,000. Prof Philip Hawkins, of the National Amyloidosis Centre at University
College London, said: “There are currently several very promising lines of research in the centre. “The resources provided by the Amyloidosis Research Fund, through the generosity of donors, will undoubtedly make major contributions to alleviating the suffering and saving the lives of many thousands.” Horsham resident Martin BoltonSmith, whose wife Cheryl was diagnosed with a form of Amyloidosis, wants people to sign up for a fourball better ball at Slinfold, sponsor him for a speed-golf challenge and donate prizes for a raffle. For more information, phone Mr Bolton-Smith on 07834 724320.
One of the MEPs for Horsham district has been re-elected as chairman of a powerful committee. Liberal Democrat MEP Sharon Bowles remains chairman of the European Parliament’s economic and monetary affairs committee, regarded as the Parliament’s most powerful. She said: “I am grateful to all colleagues for their support and am sure we will continue to be an engine for ideas and policy-making as we face the sovereign crisis and the need for growth. “I take very seriously the responsibilities of chair and will be at the forefront of efforts to re-engage the UK and put it at the heart of Europe.”
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Steyning cadets’ flying success Safety work 1140 (Steyning) Squadron ATC enjoyed a celebration lunch at Wiston House. The event was held to celebrate the air cadets’ successes over the last year and to mark the 30th anniversary of the squadron since it was reformed. Sam Bartlett won the award for best cadet, while Colin Hudson received a commendation from Commandant Air Cadets for his service over many years. Air cadets are aged between 13 and 15. Steyning Squadron parades at the Cadet Centre on Shooting Field from 7.30pm to 9.30pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Potential new cadets or staff
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24-hour charity cycle spectacular Ready to run Action Medical Research, the Horsham-based children’s charity, has organised a 24-hour track cycling event at Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit on June 23-24. Registration is now open for RIDE24, with relay teams of four as well as solo riders able to apply. The winning team will secure a free place in the French 24 Heures
Velo event at the legendary Circuit Bugatti, Le Mans. Event manager Sarah Stevenson said: “This is the ultimate in biking challenges and the only event of its kind in the UK, with teams racing day and night around the famous Goodwood circuit. “It’s your chance to push yourself to the limit in an exciting,
well-supported and unforgettable experience, and all for a good cause. “We want this year’s event to be bigger, better and more competitive than ever, so do join us.” For more information, phone 01273 735788, email sarahs@ action.org.uk or visit www.action. org.uk/ride24
Work started on Monday to install safety barriers and make other improvements on the A24 between the Findon and Washington roundabouts. West Sussex County Council’s highways contractor Balfour Beatty expects work on the £75,000 scheme to take about six weeks. Lane 1 (nearside) was due to be closed north and southbound for about one week, with lane 2 closed north and southbound for about five weeks.
Horsham Trinity footballers Crit Rufolo, Tony Gasson and Mark Rice will take part in the Hastings Half Marathon on March 25. They are raising money for the Rainbow Trust Children’s Charity, which has supported Mr Rice and his family during his son’s treatment for leukamia. For more information or to donate, visit www.justgiving.com/Mark-Rice2
The West Sussex Teachers’ Association (NUT) has restated its opposition to academies and free schools in the county. It condemned West Sussex County Council for “failing to address the educational needs of Southwater”, instead allowing “the fundamentalist Oasis group to propose an experimental free school which will not even be required to employ qualified teachers”. District secretary Dave Thomas said a minority of West Sussex schools had been forced to become academies regardless of the views of staff or parents.
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Photo in The Resident brought back memories Shirley Richardson Laughton Road, Horsham
I was thrilled to see the large picture on Page 2 of The Resident (January 27) as there is a good picture of myself, aged eight. I am the �ifth child from the right, standing at the table, wearing a print dress and a dark cardigan.
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and not all faiths. This is not the legacy we should leave future generations. Young people need the enriching opportunity to learn with those who have a faith different to their own and also with those with no faith. As it stands, the proposal is likely to be divisive rather than inclusive. It may well be the forerunner of a variety of different faith schools. Give our future young people the opportunity to learn together.
Help with family history I am trying to establish a link with members of the various Flux families living along or near the south coast of England, where the name is fairly popular. The link needs to be with the Oxfordshire villages of Filkins, Langford, Lechlade and Farringdon, with such names as James Flux and Anne
Davis who married in 1779, and their children Elizabeth and Richard. James Flux married Mary Garlick in 1853 and John Flux married Emma Baker in 1877. I feel sure there must be Flux family historians in your area trying to establish the link, but in their case it is from the south towards Oxfordshire. I would very much appreciate it if they would contact me at al�lux@ hotmail.com or 01484 716280.
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I write to fully support the concerns raised by Pauline Purton about the proposed Southwater secondary school (The Resident, February 3). Like Pauline, I have worked in education all my life. In addition, I am concerned about churches being behind this proposal
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Don’t forget our veterans No sympathy for Maggie Is snow really such a shock? in debate over pensions James Monaghan White Horse Court, Storrington
The issue of public service pensions has been very much to the fore in the media over recent weeks, yet there is one body of public servants who continue to be denied any pension whatsoever. Affected veterans of the UK Armed Forces did not work normal office hours, indeed invariably worked very unsocial hours. They were often separated from their families, had no right to withdraw their labour or take any form of
industrial action, and were prepared to lay down their lives in defence of UK national interests. The Forgotten Veterans’ pleas to government for a meaningful discussion of these matters have continued to be ignored for well over 20 years. Government claims that to allow settlement of this long outstanding issue would simply be unaffordable do not stand scrutiny. It all boils down to where public expenditure priorities lie. Service veterans do not appear to warrant any consideration. The good news is that the inaugural meeting of an all-party parliamentary group has been held.
Derek McMillan Meadowgate, Horsham
For some, she was Thatcher, the Milk Snatcher. For others, she was The Blessed Margaret. For Meryl Streep, she was the Iron Lady in meltdown, a demented old woman recalling her glory days and haunted by the comical ghost of Denis Thatcher. A first-class actor like Streep can make the most unpromising of villains appear to have a sympathetic side. And of course she does. As well as eliciting sympathy for Thatcher’s declining years and mental instability, she portrays her as a “woman in a man’s world”, striking a
blow for women’s rights. However, there are many women – miners’ wives, Argentine widows of war, the millions who stood up against the poll tax (and I could go on) – who are not quite sure Thatcher was a crusader for women’s rights. She was a crusader for Margaret Hilda Thatcher. And if that meant trampling on men or women, she was indifferent. And what about Thatcher’s less likeable abiding hatred of the working classes – the miners, the poll tax protesters and practically the whole city of Liverpool? That seems to have remained on the cutting room floor. Thatcherites don’t talk about class war. They are too busy waging it.
Beware the tumbleweed Why now is the time to back AP Cobb Macleod Road, Horsham
I don’t know how Mrs Buchanan can say they have a very strong town centre team (The Resident, January 27). I have lived in Horsham all my life and I think it is a disgrace. First of all, Swan Walk has had a big slice of shops boarded up. Every time you go to the town, another one has gone. They only seem to fill every
vacant place with a café! How many more are we going to have? It’s no good putting up the charge for parking. That drives people to Crawley and other towns. And now, to crown it all, the horrid globe has gone up the shoot for the umpteenth time. What an utter waste of money and space. So much has been wasted on that monstrosity, it’s unreal. We were in town this morning and it was really quiet, not like the good old days. We say look out for the tumbleweeds.
our struggling football club Lewis Lathey Lanyon Close, Horsham
The first decade of the 21st Century was a good one for Horsham football. Promotion out of the Sussex County League followed by promotion to the Ryman Premier Division, and I’m sure that everyone remembers the amazing FA Cup run of 2007-8. But now fortune has turned into fate. At the end of the 2010-1 season,
Horsham were in a financial state, with almost the whole squad leaving. The departures of Horsham legends John Maggs and Gary Charman soon followed. It was clear to everyone that the 2011-2 season was going to be a tough one. Horsham are now on the brink of relegation, which just a few years ago would have seemed unreal. The Hornets and manager Hugo Langton need everyone’s support, so get down to Gorings Mead.
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From my own experiences – and despite the claims of climate denialists – Britain does not exist in a tropical zone. Nor has it ever, not in the long history of this green and pleasant land, failed to experience a series of seasons. So what is there within the mindset of the modern public which leads them to express shock and surprise that it should snow or that such atmospheric inclemency should aggravate their plans in travel and opportunity? We really should get a grip – and not just underfoot – and embrace the reality that at some point in the passage of the year we will experience snow. We are extremely fortunate to live in the South. Every year, we read the claims regarding European countries which manage far better during the winter. Do we imagine that councils and governments in foreign countries have some special powers over their winters? Can we not imagine that they realise snow is going to happen, so each individual makes an effort to be prepared. Prepared for clearing the snow from their driveways and paths – without some passer-by suggesting that those clearing the snow may be sued by those not paying attention to the icy conditions. Prepared for driving with appropriate tyre pressure and tyre accessories. Prepared for services to be interrupted and delayed. By the time this article is printed, much or all of the snow will have melted and the calamities of the weather will have been forgotten, though no doubt there will be a few local snowmen pictured within. We are well past the point where winter is coming. Winter is here and we have within us the opportunity to change the expectations and experiences of this season. We should not expect a council to step in and resolve every pavement and road clearance. If you can make the effort to clear your own drive and pathway, then go a little further than before and clear the road before your driveway. Check with your neighbours and friends, especially with those who do not own transport, if they need to get into town or have a shopping run carried out. If you are planning on making a snow day of it, then give some thought to where you sledge and don’t break property or parking by-laws in your urgent need for excitement. Let us embrace the cold, chase the snow and face the fact that winter will happen. Just like autumn festivals and Christmas fairs, this is a season that will come around again and we have the chance to change the outcome if we care to.
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Oarsome fundraising by Rawlison Butler Charlotte Schroeter Business Reporter
Rawlison Butler raised £10,000 for St Catherine’s Hospice during 2011. The company aims to raise £30,000 over three years to partfund the care and comfort that the charity provides in the community. Leading by example was the senior partner at the �irm, Digby Armstrong, who raised £3,500 kayaking around the Isle of Wight. He said: “Thanks to everyone in the �irm for getting involved and raising so much money.” Tony Hyams-Parish, head of employment law, preferred 16/8/11 dry land foundry_resident_ad
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Expansion near completion at Southwater business park Work is almost complete on a new building at Oakhurst Business Park in Southwater. The new 1,200 sq metre building will enable packaging company Neville & More to expand, creating more job opportunities in the area. Work on the £1.5m project was given the go-ahead in April 2011 and will be �inished in May 2012. To mark the end of the work on the structure, chairman of Horsham District Council, Cllr Claire Vickers, �ixed
a photovoltaic (solar) panel on to the roof. Councillor Roger Paterson, Horsham District Council cabinet member for the Local Economy, said: “It’s very satisfactory to announce such good news about business expansion and new investment in Horsham’s local economy. “Many congratulations to Neville & More both on the success of their business and also for creating more local jobs.”
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The Cancer Research shop on West Street, in Horsham, has hosted a tea party to celebrate the charity’s 10th anniversary. The day of fundraising was based on an Alice in Wonderland-style tea party, and raised £150 for research into cancer. Clare Hart�ield, manager at the shop, said: “It was such a fun day, we have a good team of volunteers and we couldn’t do it without their help. The support from the public has been amazing too.” Clare and volunteers dressed up for the day. Members of the public were offered cupcakes, tea and party food as a thank you for their support. Customers could also take part in a tombola. The shop is looking to hire a fundraising volunteer to help organise more events like the tea party. If you can spare a few hours a week and are able to call, email and meet people to help with the planning, contact Clare on 01403 210838.
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Planning ahead in business – why it matters In the second of her columns for The Resident, business expert Janette Whitney looks at the importance of looking ahead today to ensure success tomorrow
No-one sets off on a journey without knowing where they are going and having a pretty good idea of how to get there. Business is the same. You need to plan in the first place, but you also need to check constantly
that you are on course. There are 3 simple questions that many businesses don’t ask themselves – but should 1. Do you really know what your business is good at? 2. Do you have a good idea of where you want to be in 3 years? 3. Do you know if you are doing well enough to get there? One of the reasons why many business owners fail to plan properly is that they are too close to their business, you are emotionally involved and your time is taken up with solving the day to day problems. As a result you may not have time to step back from the business and take a long look at it, that’s where an impartial adviser can help you most. We’ve all said it: “I have more important things to do than plan”. But people who say that end up working longer hours for the same profit. They chase sales in the belief that turnover is the key to success. You know if you are in this trap if your
turnover rises and your profits are static or falling. Remember, turnover is vanity, profit is sanity. Aim to improve profitability by at least the same level as turnover. You will only be able to do this by planning ahead, analysing your performance and keeping your finger on the pulse of the business.
5 key tips to remember If you don’t know where your business is going, any road will do – so set yourself some goals Be proactive in your planning, not reactive – plan longer term not just day to day (business is a marathon not a sprint). Implementation is key, a plan in isolation is worthless (put it into action and not in a drawer!) Monitor performance and effectiveness – in terms of financial/sales/ people/ your happiness factor Adjust your plan as necessary – it’s not set in stone, if markets change then the plan has to change.
Business Planning is vital A good business owner wants to control the business rather than be controlled by it. If your focus is shortterm then you are being controlled by your business. By taking a longer view and having a direction, you have a better chance of controlling your own destiny. Remember – to fail to plan, is to plan to fail. About Janette Janette Whitney (ACIB MCMI) is a multi award-winning business consultant and business growth specialist. She has clients that range from start-up businesses to companies with a £10 million turnover across a diverse range of industries. With a proven track record of satisfied clients and 30 years’ experience, she is ideally placed to support Business readers with their company strategies and achieve their goals. Find out more and read client testimonials at whitneyassocs.co.uk
Could you benefit from counselling or hypnotherapy? Each and every one of us, from time to time will find ourselves in a situation where we do not feel happy or find life difficult to cope with. Counselling/psychotherapy is often described as a ‘talking therapy’, giving people time to explore their problems in a safe and supportive environment where they will not be judged and all information remains completely confidential. Clients are given as much time as is needed to work through and resolve their problems at their own pace. I passionately believe that we should all have the chance to live our lives to the full. In both my Horsham and Southwater clinics I offer clients a safe and supportive setting. I work on a one to one basis and individually tailor each session.
I believe we should all ‘have the chance to live our lives to the full ’
Client’s are encouraged to develop healthy coping strategies, gain insight into their feelings and behaviours and reach their full potential, taking back control of their lives. For hypnotherapy the use of positive suggestions while in a very relaxed state can help to change thoughts and behaviours around issues that are troubling you. I work with children and adults of all ages; I hold a ‘safe guarding children’ certificate and am CRB checked. I am bound by the hypnotherapy and counselling societies code of ethics as a safe guard for all my clients. So whether it’s hypnotherapy or counselling that you are thinking about, call for an informal chat and for a full list of therapies offered. Karen Jones hypnotherapyforallages.co.uk
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Kitchen a little tired? He can refurbish it Sainsbury’s gets pupils A kitchen fitter who has been in the business for decades is now working alone, revamping kitchens that are stuck in a rut
Steve Hanna’s mission is to rebuild your kitchen to your exact specifications and rescue it from the era in which it was first built. The kitchen fitter has more than 30 years’ experience in the trade and has worked for a major kitchen installation company for the last decade. Now, he is working for himself and is using his skills to help revamp kitchens across Sussex, no matter how big or small. Steve said: “I’ve been doing this a long time, and it’s really great that I can now use my experience to install
people’s ideal kitchen and do it with a personal, friendly service. “I work mostly alone, unless I need to bring in specialists for things like marble or tailor-made cupboards. That means I can offer flexibility and customers have a kitchen fitter they can trust working in their home.” Whether it is for an entire kitchen restoration from start to finish, leaving no surface unturned, or simply updating the cupboards, taps or tiles separately, Steve is your man. He can turn his hand to any kitchen and build it to your exact requirements.
Steve added: “There is nothing I can’t do when it comes to kitchens. I have a real love for the work I do. I love meeting new customers and helping them create their dream space. “I work mostly on older kitchens, that are just in need of modernising. The layout may be fine but the doors, worktops, fittings and wall tiling need bringing up to date” Because Steve works for himself, there is no hard sell. “In some of the larger kitchen installation companies, it’s all about how much they can sell to the customer. But in my experience customers know what they want from their kitchen. It’s my job to listen to them, not the other way around.” Steve’s knowledge of everything kitchen-related means you will get an expert (and fantastic) finish at a price you will be pleasantly surprised with. Another reason you are sure to be happy with the result is that Steve is passionate about the work he does. He told The Resident: “It’s so satisfying to see the finished kitchen. I have happy customers who end up with a room that reflects their own tastes and lifestyles and will last for years to come.”
involved in Paralympics
Pupils at a local school have been given the opportunity to get involved in Paralympic sport activities as part of Sainbury’s 1 Million Kids Challenge. Littlehaven Infant School in Horsham applied to Sainbury’s to receive equipment for the games, which included kit for three Paralympic sports, Goalball, Sitting Volleyball and Visually-Impaired Football. The scheme was designed to give young people of all abilities the chance to experience Paralympic sports in the run-up to this year’s
London 2012 Paralympic Games. Sainsbury’s Horsham store manager, Ian Maxey, said: “My team really enjoyed visiting the school and helping pupils take part in this Paralympic sport. Sainsbury’s is proud to be sponsors of the 2012 Paralympic Games and it’s fantastic to know that 10 schools signed up to the challenge in Horsham. “We’d like to wish good luck to all our local schools taking part and hope they have fun as well as help raise awareness of the Paralympic Games.”
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Swan Walk and The Rotary Club of Horsham have joined forces to bring you a fun competition to tie-in with Horsham’s 4th Annual Pancake Race at lunchtime in the Cafax on Thursday 16th February. The Competition is open to all children of 11 years and under.
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Between Saturday February 11th and Sunday February 19th the Swan Walk shops listed below invite you to find Pancake Fillings. Just go along to each of the shops and you will find the name of their favourite filling in their Window or close to the Shop Counter. Enter the name of their filling on the form below, and when you have found all of the fillings, drop the Form into the Postbox which you will find near the Swans by the Cafe in the middle of Swan Walk. We would also like you to let us know YOUR favourite filling ....just write it in the box at the bottom of the Form. We will then publish the favourite Pancake Filling in Horsham !
There will be 3 £10 prizes in each of the following age Groups... Under 4 ; 5 -8; 9-11. Winners will be notified by the end of February. Name : Shop Name
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Entertainment
Roary the lion to grrrreet young fans The mascot of The Born Free Foundation, a charity which campaigns for the welfare of animals, will be going along to The Capitol on Monday (February 13) to meet and greet his young fans. Roary is a giant cuddly lion and a friend of Chris Jarvis, one of the stars of CBeebies and patron of the Born Free Foundation. Chris is in town performing in the Chris and Pui Roadshow at Horsham’s Capitol theatre next week. Children are invited to come along to the theatre, watch the show, have their picture taken with Roary and sign up to the free kids’ club. WildcreW is a new online club
that gives kids around the world the chance to learn more about the fascinating world of wildlife, with fun facts, stunning animal pictures, interactive games and hundreds of reallife stories about Born Free’s rescued animals. At the launch of the club last year, Chris Jarvis said: “What an honour and how exciting to be involved with Born Free’s Kids Club. It’s a great way to learn about the importance of wildlife around the world. “From the big response so far, it’s reassuring to see that young people are so switched on about all this perhaps more than any generation before them! I’m looking forward to
finding out more about WildcreW too!” The web-based WildcreW is suitable for children under 13 years of age, and is both educational and wildly entertaining. Every child that signs up to the club will receive their own certificate of membership, access to a gallery of downloadable animal images and a quarterly WildcreW e-newsletter, containing lots of amazing facts, information, stories, activities and cool wild stuff! To find out more about WildcreW and to sign up, visit www.bornfree. org.uk/wildcrew The Born Free Foundation is an international wildlife charity, devoted
to compassionate conservation and animal welfare. For more information about Born Free please visit: www. bornfree.org.uk
Review - Stuart James Band
At the very least it was 18 months in the making so the launch night of the Stuart James Band EP ‘Changing Lanes’ had to be something special. The chosen venue was Weltons Brewery in Horsham where Ray Welton had agreed to host the launch within the confines of his industrial unit, an excellent choice for the industrial strength Rock and Blues music that was to come. Ray had also brewed four commemorative beers named after the tracks on the EP which, when I
arrived were being ordered faster than the bar tenders could serve! As the snow fell support band South of 55th kicked off proceedings with some superbly executed Chicago blues standards, lead by Neil Thompson on vocals and harmonica. Following a half hour break in which the majority of the crowd downed the track-named beers, Stuart James and crew took to the stage in their three piece format comprising Stuart on lead vocals and guitar, Junior James on Bass and new addition Spencer Blackledge taking control of percussion duties. Through the dimmed lights we heard the first four muted bars of the title track ‘Changing Lanes’ and it was
Highlights at The Hawth Sun 12 February 7.30pm
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra An evening of Italian music including Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
Mon 13 & Tue 14 February Mon 7pm, Tue 1.30pm
Science Museum Live Explosive fun for all the family! Suitable for ages 7 plus
Tue 21 February 7.45pm (studio)
Next Swan Down The River Might Be Black
A haunting, poetic play telling the tales of three women on a psychiatric ward
Thur 23 February 8pm
Akram Khan Company The only UK performance this year of Akram’s latest award-winning work, Vertical Road
Wed 15 February 7.30pm
Buddy Holly & The Cricketers All Buddy’s classics and other hits from the era
Sat 26 February 7.30pm
The Merry Widow Opera della Luna’s imaginative staging of Lehar’s popular operetta
Fri 17 February 7.30pm
No Jacket Required
Mon 27 - Wed February
For Valentine’s weekend, the love songs of Phil Collins with the option of a 2 course meal with complimentary wine
Moscow City Ballet The acclaimed company present Giselle (Mon), The Nutcracker (Tuesday) and Swan Lake (Wednesday)
Sat 18 February 7.30pm
Mon 12 March 8pm
A musical following Eva Cassidy’s life starring Sarah Jane Buckley
The world’s premier Beatles tribute band with their spectacular show
Over The Rainbow
The Bootleg Beatles
Sun 19 February 7.45pm (studio)
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clear the boys meant business – then bang! The lights were up and we were off and running! With both brothers sporting scarves and shades they battered through ‘Lanes’ with its raunchy rhythm and angry vocal lines to a dramatic close featuring all three musicians in a note-perfect finish. This was immediately followed by a track from the 2007 album ‘Pornokitsch and Morals’. Prior to its excellent mid section, we saw Stuart scream to the crowd “HOW YOU DOING WELTONS?!” to rapturous cheers and shouting. After a quick tune-up saw a rousing rendition of ‘Living on my own again’ which for the last year has been the classic SJB opener. We were then treated to a seven minute version of the Rory Gallagheresque ‘Mean Disposition’ with some frightening guitar work from Stuart through a crescendo solo to quiet section showing light and shade only to be rivalled by the biggest names on the rock and blues circuits. Hendrix’s ‘Wind Cries Mary’ went down a storm, followed by a beer named track ‘Who’s to Blame?’. To close the first set the band ripped into a Joe Bonamassa cover ‘So it’s Like That’ to well deserved applause
Gig Guide Gigs are sometimes cancelled or changed at short notice. To avoid disappointment please contact the venue. Friday 10th February
From Sabbath To Hell at The Malt Shovel, Horsham
Rock:HYC at Horsham Youth Club, Hurst Road, Horsham (U18 Shows) Chris Jarvis and Roary
Local band rocks brewery at new EP launch Clive Rawlings
Horsham Area
and whistles. To kick off the second electric set the band launched into ‘Jagerblind’ a funky, washy/rock number. By the time Stuart announced to the crowd that it was looney time following the intro riff to ‘Riot House’, Junior and Spence had crashed into the main body of the song with such controlled power it was obvious to the crowd that before them was one very well rehearsed and tight band indeed! Add to this set a steady but heavy version of ‘Take me to the River’ and track seven from the EP the imaginative and hard ‘Fool for those Faces’ with its fearsome and distorted ending, it was obvious the boys were drawing the two hours of continuous music to a grand finale. ‘Does anyone like Rory Gallagher?’ was the cue for final song “Take what I Want” with the band and the crowd alike going wild, this number brought the set and the event to a close. The Brewery’s crowd bayed for more and the band obliged with an early Police number ‘Next to You’ which sent the drinkers home with the words “What can I do?” no doubt ringing in their ears. Let’s see where they go next. I for one, will be there!
Do you enjoy singing for fun? Why not beat the winter blues and join us? If you like singing but are fed up with singing on your own, why not join
PHOENIX VOICES We are a group of ladies of all ages and abilities who get together on a regular basis at St Mark’s Church Hall, North Heath Lane, Horsham to have fun singing with occasional performances for charity.
If you are interested in joining us then please contact DEE on 01403 790407
Startled Hamsters at The Queen’s Head, Horsham
‘Chelle Dean at The Tanners Arms, Horsham
Acoustic Jam Night at The Frog And Nightgown, Faygate Saturday 11th February
Classix at The Malt Shovel, Horsham
Reoffender at The Bedford, Horsham
Alter Ego at The Queen’s Head, Horsham
South Of 55th at The Tanners Arms, Horsham Tuesday 14th February
Horsham’s First Brazilian Percussion Group (Samba Band) at Trafalgar Baptist Church, Trafalgar Road, Horsham Open Mic Night With Dave Toye & Friends at The Coach House, Cowfold Wednesday 15th February
Open Mic Night with Terry at The Tanners Arms, Horsham Thursday 16th February
Electric Jam Night at The Tanners Arms, Horsham Willie Austin at The Cricketers Arms, Wisborough Green Friday 17th February
Loz Netto Band at The Malt Shovel, Horsham Jak, Luke Godwin, Grit & Gold, No Face at The Tanners Arms, Horsham Saturday 18th February
South Of 55th at The Malt Shovel, Horsham High-Octane-Junkies at The Bedford, Horsham
Objayda at The Queen’s Head, Horsham
Teaser Rock Band at The Tanners Arms, Horsham
Barndance With The Flying Toads at Pulborough Village Hall (£12, includes supper, bring own drinks) Listings kindly supplied by facebook.com/HorshamAreaLiveMusic
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Join us on
MEN ARE FROM MARS, WOMEN ARE FROM VENUS
CHRIS AND PUI ROADSHOW 2012
Monday 13 February 11am & 2pm CBeebies’ favourite double-act Chris and Pui are coming to town! Fresh from their hit show ‘Show Me Show Me’, they invite you to join them as they make their return to Horsham following the sell-out success of their 2011 show!
Saturday 17 March 8pm One thing is certain, men and women live on two different planets. Everyone has been confronted with, or irritated by incomprehensible behaviour on the part of the opposite sex. Why is this? The answer lies in this witty one man show based on John Gray’s educational
HALF TERM HOLIDAY FUN! THE WHEELS ON THE BUS
CELTIC DREAM
Wednesday 15 February 11am & 2pm Join Buster the Big Red Bus with all his friends on their magical adventures in this feel good classic sing-a-long show for all ages! Featuring all time favourites If You’re Happy and You Know It, Frere Jaques and The Grand Old Duke of York.
Sunday 18 March 7.30pm Embodying the true spirit of the Emerald Isle, this production is a breathtaking myriad of brilliant choreography, phenomenal vocals, astounding musicianship and glittering costumes. The ultimate Irish experience.
ALL THE SINGLE LADIES
JIM DAVIDSON THE LEGEND!
Friday 17 February 8pm A heartwarming and hilarious new comedy starring Leslie Ash and Brooke Kinsella. The course of true love never did run smooth. Three women, three stories, three lives and one problem. Lies, deceit, red faces, regrets, hangovers and revenge!
Thursday 22 March 8pm A hysterical evening of near knuckle stand-up comedy featuring one of Britain’s greatest ever comedians. Live, dangerous and as uncompromising as ever!
BACK TO BROADWAY
4 POOFS AND A PIANO Friday 23 March 8pm Having filmed 16 series as the house band on BBC’s ‘Friday Night with Jonathan Ross’ 4 Poofs and their piano are making a welcome return to stage with a brand new show titled Back in Business containing their popular brand of irreverent humour together with lush harmonies.
Saturday 18 February 7.30pm Back to Broadway is a musical that brings you the very best of musical theatre, brought together by an enchanting story about a young girls dream to become a star. Including songs from Les Miserables, Chicago, Phantom of the Opera and Mamma Mia.
SCIENCE MUSEUM LIVE Monday 12 & Tuesday 13 March Mon 1.30pm & 7pm, Tue 1.30pm Experience spectacular science, dangerous demonstrations and extraordinary experiments as the Science Museum takes to the stage with a fantastic live show to blow your mind and challenge your brain. For ages 7+.
CINEMA
Friday 10 - Thursday 16 February THE MUPPETS (U) Digital Fri, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu 11am, 1.30pm & 4pm Sat 11am & 1.30pm Sun 1.30pm & 4pm
A MONSTER IN PARIS (U)
FOREVER IN BLUES JEANS Friday 16 March 8pm Blue Jeans celebrate 50 years of Motown Magic which takes in hits from The Four Tops, The Jackson 5, Diana Ross and a host of other Motown favourites. The Carpenters , Showaddywaddy and Abba bring us into the 70’s.
THE ARTIST (PG) Digital Daily 7.30pm (not Sat)
THE WOMEN IN BLACK (12A) Digital Daily 3pm, 5.30pm & 8pm (no 3pm Fri & Sat, no 8pm on)
Fri & Sun 3pm Sat 12.40pm Mon - Thu 10.30am & 12.40pm Family Film Fun
A MONSTER IN PARIS (U) Sat 10.30am All Seats £2
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Spectacular science and extraordinary experiments – Live! Science Museum Live on Tour returns to the stage at The Capitol with new experiments for 2012, following its hugely successful debut in theatres last year. Inspired by the Science Museum’s hugely popular interactive galleries, this inventive family theatre show leads children and adults on an adventure of exploration into the wonderful world of science. Spectacular science, dangerous demonstrations and extraordinary experiments burst onto the stage in this live show. Featuring interactive sets, pyrotechnics and digital projections, the action is interspersed with web cam footage from inside the Science Museum as well as
exclusive footage of some of the nation’s scientific treasures stored at Wroughton in Wiltshire and Blythe House in Kensington.
show takes some ‘ofThis the great stories of science ’
The Science Museum’s Director of Learning, Jean Franczyk, said: “This show takes some of the great stories of science and The Science Museum on the road. You’ll find that Science Museum Live on Tour draws you into science and innovation with action, entertainment and real stories.” Science Museum Live on Tour
supports the Key Stage 2 Science curriculum and is entertaining for the whole family. Science Museum Live on Tour is a collaboration between the Science Museum and production company M4 Entertainment, which produced the smash hit show Brainiac Live! and which also produced The Big Bang! and Guiness World Records Science! The stage show is suitable for children aged seven and older. Showing on Monday, March 12 and Tuesday, March 13. Tickets are £14.50, £12.50 for children or £48 for a family ticket. Schools deal: £10 (plus 1 teacher in every 10 pupils free). To book, visit thecapitolhorsham.com or call 01403 750220.
Feel-good hits from an array of eras at The Capitol A new show packed with countless ‘feel good’ hits from the 50s, 60s and 70s right up to the present day is coming to The Capitol. On Friday, March 16, see the smash-hit Forever In Blue Jeans – a feast of entertainment featuring rock and roll songs from favourites Jerry Lee Lewis, Brenda Lee, The Beatles and The Monkeys. There will also be plenty of Motown in the form of hits by The Four Tops, The Jackson 5, Diana Ross and a host of other faves. The Carpenters, Showaddywaddy and Abba will take you back to the 70s and there’s a stunning tribute to the songwriting talents of the
legendary Burt Bacharach, which includes his many number one hits I’ll Never fall In Love Again, What The World Needs Now and What’s New Pussycat. The show ends with a Grand Finale! The company that produced the show is led by TV and radio recording artists Carole Gordon and Bob Newman. Carole and Bob have toured with both Tammy Wynette & Boxcar Willie, and have been voted Top British Duo by the British Country Music Association for three consecutive years. The pair is also a success in the USA, with an invitation to represent Great Britain in Nashville
Tennessee and two of their four albums have received Top British Recording by the press. Carole now stars in their latest production ‘Voice Of The Heart - Karen Carpenter’. Forever in Blue Jeans also stars three terrific vocalists and dancers; Rachel Cantrell, who featured in the children’s hit West End musical, Casper. Jamie Steen who has appeared in a variety of pantomime productions ranging from Cinderella to Dick Whittington also makes an appearance. Finally, Alister Wilmott, a talented young musician/singer who has travelled the UK with his music and is looking
forward to his second tour with Forever In Blue Jeans will be on stage too. The stars are accompanied by the talented Red Hot Blue Jeans Band, who perform stunning instrumentals throughout the show with Musical Director Chris Burgess on drums and percussion. Andy Sapphir is on lead guitar and vocals, while Matthew Newton is on keyboards and vocals and the producer, Bob Newman, is on bass and vocals. See it on stage at The Capitol on Friday, March 16. Tickets: £18.50, concessions: £16.50. To book visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com or call 01403 750220.
Showing on the big screen The Artist
The Woman in Black
A 1920s Hollywood-inspired movie. A silent movie star is threatened by the introduction of talking pictures and meets a young dancer who is destined for stardom. A big Oscar contender this year.
Daniel Radcliffe stars in this classic ghost story as a young lawyer who travels to a remote village. He discovers a vengeful ghost of a scorned woman who is terrorizing the locals, in a departure from his role as the loveable Harry Potter.
When three fans discover the Muppet Theatre will be drilled under for oil, they set out to find the Muppets and reunite them. A great film for adults and the kids alike.
This 3D animated film is set in Paris in 1910 and follows a monster that lives in a garden and falls in love with a beautiful young singer. Family-friendly fun for half term.
The Muppets
A Monster in Paris
For more information or to book tickets visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com or call The Box Office on 01403 750220
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11 February Michael Buble Tribute Including a disco 8pm Every 3rd Friday Monthly Tea Dance 3pm to 5.30pm Holland’s Way, Warnham, Horsham, RH12 3RH 01403 211747 - 07833 553148 (Steward)
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Saturday 11th February 7.30pm for 7.45pm Mannings Heath Village Hall The Rotary Club of Horsham present a Charity Quiz Night in aid of the Phoenix Stroke Club which organises activities that aim to restore it’s members confidence thereby assisting their social and speech rehabilitation. The questions will suit a variety of ages so make sure you have a good age spread in your team! Max team size is 8 people. Come along as a team or we will put people together and create a Team.
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Table Top Sale
12th February
Cats Protection Show and Sale
13th February
Beat the ‘Car Boot Blues’ at Colgate Village Hall. Household items, antiques, bric a brac, books, unwanted gifts, clothes, children’s toys, etc. Refreshments available. Sellers from 8.00am, buyers 10.00am, entrance 30p. No trade stalls. Tables £10. Call 01293 851520. No wellies required!
Homing show and fundraising sale, 11am3pm at Broadbridge Heath Village Centre, RH12 3LY. Come and meet the cats! Also stalls with gifts, greeting cards, soft toys, collectables, cat carriers, scratching posts and more. Refreshments available. Free entry, but a donation of cat food appreciated.
CBeebies’ favourite double-act Chris and Pui are coming to The Capitol, Horsham. Fresh from their hit show ‘Show Me Show Me’, they invite you to join them with fantastic songs, games and a few surprises along the way. Tickets: £12, children £10. Visit www.thecapitolhorsham.com for tickets.
14th February Dotty About Ducks
16th February
18th February
RSPB Pulborough Brooks nature reserve host a fun ‘Ducking and Diving’ quiz. The trail will take you down to a special hide to see some of the amazing ducks and other wildlife out on the brooks. £3 per child. Adults pay the normal nature trail entry fee. See www.rspb.org.uk/pulboroughbrooks
The Charity Pancake Race in Horsham’s Carfax returns for a fourth year. Organised by The Rotary Club and Horsham District Council, local businesses are invited to enter the fancy dress race. The fun begins at 12pm. For more information and an entry form see www.horshamrotary.org.uk
Learn about tree identification from an expert. Join Vivien Hodge on an arboreal tour of Warnham Local Nature Reserve. Booking essential, call 01403 259592. Time: 10:30am to 1.00pm. Cost: £3.00 adults, £1.50 under 16s
18th February
Catstravaganza Fundraising Event
19th February
Barnstormers Comedy
23rd February
Cats Protection Horsham event, featuring gifts, cards, presents, feline accessories, bric-a-brac, tombola, jewellery, toys, books, cds, dvds. Refreshments and homemade cakes available. Free admission - but donations and cat food are welcome.
Regular stand up comedy at The Capitol. Each month compere Kevin Precious introduces three top acts from the London circuit. This month, Marcel Lucont, DebraJane Appelby and David Hadingham. Starts at 7.30pm. Tickets £10, to book call 01403 750220 or www.thecapitolhorsham.com
Five books for one pound. That is the bargain on offer at a second hand book sale being held at Horsham Hospital between 10am and 2pm. Also a selection of toys. Organised by The League of Friends of Horsham Hospital in aid of hospital projects.
23rd February Wildlife walkabouts
23rd February Curry and Quiz Night
25th February
RSPB Pulborough Brooks nature reserve’s regular gentle ramble is an ideal introduction to the reserve and its varied habitats and wildlife. An informal nature walk, taking in the seasonal delights on the brooks or the heathland trail. 10am–12pm. Every Thursday. Costs £4 per person (£2 for RSPB members).
Curry and quiz night at the Three Crowns Pub in Wisborough Green. 7.30pm start. Teams of up to 6 people. £15 per person to include curry, 5 raffle tickets, free drink and entry to the quiz. For more information, or register a team email sarah.meurer@ngageltd.com
Sussex Wildlife Trust bird box building event is from 11am-1pm at Owlbeech and Leechpool Woods, Horsham. Suitable for 6-11 year olds, all children must be accompanied by an adult. No dogs. Booking essential. For prices and to book please email swtbookings@ sussexwt.org.uk or call 01273 497561.
Charity Pancake Race 2012
Chris and Pui Roadshow 2012
Tree ID Walk
Hospital Book Sale
Bird Box Building Event
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A taste of success for village shop
Danny Pike (BBC Sussex), Nick Hempleman, Nina Hempleman and Cllr Deborah Urquhart
On January 26, the sixth annual Sussex Food and Drink awards took place at the American Express Community Stadium in Brighton. Eight businesses were awarded top prizes, one of which was Steyningbased The Sussex Produce Company. A record-breaking 11,000 people voted and over 350 businesses and individuals were nominated. An expert judging panel visited the top three in each category and selected the winners. The Sussex Produce Company won the award for Best Sussex Food Shop, an award it won in 2008 and was a �inalist for two years running. Owner Nick Hempleman said: “To win this year as well was absolutely fantastic. We didn’t think we would win it, we thought we’d just be �inalists again.” Nick moved his team to a larger premises last year which enabled the company to have a café, a deli counter and serve Harveys beer. Soups and pasta sauces are made in the store and sold as well as served in the café. The company sources the best local fruit and veg from small-scale Sussex farmers, over 100 are local out of the 114 it uses. Nick said: “Especially when times are tight people want to support the local economy, local milk producers and farmers.” Chairman of the judges, Clive Beddall OBE, noted that Sussex is now
seen as one of Britain’s true centres of excellence for food and drink by national buys. Clive said: “Research shows that, despite the economic downturn, demand for locally-sourced food has actually accelerated during the past 12 months and more than half the country’s shoppers now say they are prepared to pay extra for local food.” And Steyning, a small quaint village, is just the place to go. It still has a butchers, bakers, �ishmongers and tea shops.
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People can get everything they want in one high street instead of going to a supermarket, something Nick feels the public is bored with. He said: “Supermarkets are so large now that going shopping can be quite an unpleasant experience and people are sceptical about whether British meat is actually from Britain. “Going to a supermarket is totally an anonymous affair, unlike coming
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into our shop.” The Sussex Produce Company prides itself on friendly and knowledgeable staff, one of the reasons the judges gave it the award. Nick was delighted that his staff were recognised as they work so hard. Nick thinks that they add to the community atmosphere in the shop and Steyning high street. It seems like Steyning is the place to go for friendly service and fresh fruit and veg.
Welcome to our brand new Food & Drink section. Every month we’ll be bringing you news, views, reviews and features on the best that the Horsham district can serve up.
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Go potty for potatoes Old Barn Nurseries, at Dial Post near Horsham, is holding its annual Grow Your Own Potato weekend this month. The free event will take place on February 18 and 19, with the opportunity to learn how to grow your own spuds. Mig Ammolla, manager at Old Barn Nurseries, said: “We’ve hosted potato weekends in the past and each time they get bigger and better. Everyone is welcome, whether they are an experienced vegetable grower or a novice.”
The garden centre will be offering information about selecting, planting, caring for and harvesting potatoes, as well as teaching you all there is to know about the nation’s favourite vegetable and the bene�its of growing it. Mig added: “It’s very rewarding growing your own potatoes and once you have tasted them, you will understand how amazing it is. They are packed with vitamin C which is very good for you. Home-grown fruit and veg always taste better than shopbought.
“Don’t be put off if you don’t have a veg patch or allotment. Potatoes can be easily grown with minimal care in containers in a small garden.” Old Barn Nurseries is also running its regular potato modelling competition. They are encouraging children to get creative and make weird and wonderful creatures and people from potatoes. The closing date for entries is midday on Sunday, February 19. And when you’ve done all that, you can go along to their restaurant to try a variety of potato-based dishes too.
Daniel Taylor, garden centre assistant
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The flavour of the Spice Merchant Charlotte Schroeter Junior Reporter
Abul Kashem has been working with Spice Merchant for eight years and is a valued member of its team. His career has been solely with the company and he has worked his way up within the business, something that Spice Merchant strongly believes in. He began as a kitchen porter and is now the head chef in the Horsham branch. He has worked as the second chef in Lewes and also worked in the Walton-on-Thames restaurant. There is a strong family link and closeness with all the staff. The business is built on family tradition, something that Abul also relates to. He hails from a Bangladeshi
background which initiated his interest in cooking. In Bangladesh, around 98% of people have worked in a restaurant so it was a natural career choice for Abul. The food served at Spice Merchant is based on regions in India. Goa, Nepal and Rajasthan are its main influence but Bangladeshi cuisine fits the bill too. Beef and rice are staple ingredients in Bangladeshi meals and the food varies from very sweet and mild to extremely spicy. In Goa, rice is also a primary part of the food prepared combined with local spices, and the essential meat is fish, which completes a meal. Goan food has a Portuguese flare to it. The area is tropical and the spices and flavours are intense. Nepalese food is healthy and nourishing. Rice is central to its cuisine
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too as is Dal (lentils) and Tarkari (curried vegetables). Ginger, pepper, cumin, chilies and mustard oil are just some of the flavours you will find in Nepalese food. Rajasthani cooking boasts mouthwatering aromas and is based on pulses, dry fruits, spices and yoghurt. The colourful dishes are unique and a principle ingredient is ghee – a clarified butter. The food is predominantly vegetarian which provides a nice mix for the restaurant’s menu, there’s something for everyone. What is lovely about the menu is that it is carefully thought out by the executive chef in the Sevenoaks branch and taught to the head chefs. Abul takes what he learns and adds his own mark to it.
The taste of each ‘dish is individual ’
The food isn’t just thrown together with little thought but instead carefully crafted. The taste of each dish is individual, it’s not just one sauce that is used all the time and altered slightly. A dish well known to a British
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pallet is Tikka Massala, which is a popular choice on the menu. However if you put your trust in Abul, you can discover other dishes such as the popular Chettinand (chicken or lamb infused with 18 spices in a hot sauce of ginger, garlic and coconut) and Deshi Karahi (an authentic hot and spicy curry for curry lovers). Goan Lamb Shank is the best seller on the menu. Its lamb shank with a difference, full of flavour and cooked with red wine, tomatoes and coriander. This dish is the chef’s personal
favourite so it’s well worth a taste. The speciality dishes are simple but full of flavour. They are bursting with fresh ingredients and provide a mixture of authentic but contemporary cooking. Abul gets inspiration from famous Indian chefs and likes to make his dishes visually appealing as well as having that amazing taste. Along with the great food, there is a lovely ambience in the restaurant and fantastic service. These three elements provide an amazing experience.
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This trained chef can be found with a vast array of fabulous cakes, pastries and quiches every Saturday at the Carfax Market. Many of the ingredients for Anthony’s recipe can be sourced fresh from the market. Although this is a quick and easy dish, he may even offer to come to your home and cook it for you (at a small cost)!
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1 small sea bass scaled and filleted
1. Mould the potato into two cylinder shapes about 3” across. Toss these into the flour, then the egg and finally the breadcrumbs. Bake for about 20 mins or until golden brown on 190°c or gas mark 5-6 2. Warm the olive oil in a deep frying pan with the seeds of the vanilla pod (do not let it get too hot) 3. Poach the fish in the oil for 3-4 mins and at the same time cook the green beans in boiling water for the same time 4. Lightly grill the tomato wedges until they start to colour 5. Put a heaped tablespoon of chutney in the middle of the plate, pat it flat. Place the potato on top of the chutney, then the green beans and the drained fish. Finish with the wedges of tomato around the plate.
(Chris the fishmonger will do this for you)
250g mashed potato 2 tomatos cut into 5 wedges each 150g green beans 750ml olive oil 1 jar spiced tomato chutney 1 vanilla pod 500g breadcrumbs 2 eggs - beaten 100g flour
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The Real Eating Company has begun trading in Horsham’s Swan Walk shopping centre in the unit that BB’s café recently occupied. It already has a café in Steamer Trading on East Street as well as cafés and restaurants across the south. If you visit Lewes, you can enjoy the restaurant while Chichester and Bournemouth are home to the company’s cafés. On offer in the new Horsham branch are hot and cold drinks, cakes, sandwiches and fruit. The company prides itself on serving food from local producers and was named as one of the top 150 most influential hospitality businesses in the UK by Restaurant Magazine.
Aromatic Crispy Duck served with Pancakes, Cucumber, Spring Onions and Hoi Sin Sauce Main Course Sizzling Thai Flambe Beef served with Cointreau - Teriyaki Chicken Sweet and Sour King Prawns - Special Fried Rice OR Sizzling King Prawns Thai Sam Rod - Pan Fried Honey Pork Chop Barbeque Chilli Beef - Special Fried Rice
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Indulge in a winter warmer at Haldi Steve Goodwin
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Haldi, Lintot Square, Southwater
Did anyone notice it’s been a bit on the chilly side this week? When The Resident was invited to escape the cold snap by visiting Southwater’s long-standing Indian restaurant, Haldi, the offer was warmly welcomed. Located just three miles from Horsham, in Southwater’s village centre, Haldi was opened 12 years ago by owner Jay Choudhury and is the village’s only restaurant. Because of the close location to Horsham (with its ever-increasing abundance of eateries) Haldi has always had to compete, and does so by providing a slight alternative to the classic Indian restaurant formula we
all know and love. They specialise in (and are experts with) fish and duck, making any of their dishes available with the latter. “We offer something different,” says Jay. “There is no room for an ‘okay’ restaurant.” Dishes also take their influence from all regions of India, rather than a specific area’s cuisine. Haldi’s interior is smart, stylish, clean and contemporary. The traditional poppadoms were first onto the table, complete with the four staple accompaniments. Following hot on their trails were our starters, Chicken Nazakat and Tandoori Monkfish. Both were grilled and served with a delicious tangy and spicy sauce, which provided a nice level of heat. The Chicken Nazakat was cooked with a garlic sauce and was pleasant,
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but we were really impressed with the monkfish. It was perfectly soft and moist, with flavours of coriander running through it, complemented nicely with a squeeze of lime. As well as proving popular with a number of regulars, Haldi also provides a very popular takeaway service. The portions are large, reasonably priced, and there is a free car park right outside – so it’s easy to see why. They also regularly have special offers, such as 10 per cent discount, and a free bottle of wine on orders over £50. Our main course consisted of two dishes accompanied by pilau rice and a garlic naan. Haldi’s version of the Chicken Balti was a delight – tender chicken in a deep, rich and almost sticky thick sauce. It wasn’t spicy, but what it lacked in heat it made up for with depth of flavour. The naan did a good job of mopping up the sauce. We were also presented with one of the house specials, Chicken Razala. This dish has been specially designed for the local charity campaign Horsham 100 and is already popular with diners. Pieces of chicken are marinated in garlic and coriander, skewered and grilled, and served with yoghurt, onion, green pepper and fresh green
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Tandoori Monkfish , with an extremely tasty dipping sauce
chillies. The sauce was light and flavoursome with a medium heat, with the green chillies providing a nice kick, if you like that sort thing, which I most definitely do.
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On the subject of hot curries, Jay told us of another popular dish, the Naga, another Haldi creation. Not for the faint-hearted, this has a similar level of heat to a vindaloo, but packing in more flavour. “You have to be in the right mood, it will make you sweat!” warns Jay. After our plates had been wiped clean (you can’t waste a good sauce) we were left reflecting on an extremely enjoyable meal. Haldi maintain the classic Indian restaurant traditions and dishes and deliver them immaculately, but also bring variety to the table with their
focus on fish, duck and speciality dishes. The prices are very reasonable, and with promotions such as the Sunday Family Buffet and Monday Banquet Night, they continue to thrive in a competitive marketplace. I’m sure the Southwater locals are already familiar with Haldi, as it’s had a constant presence in the village for over a decade. But if, like me, you’re from Horsham, or even further afield, it’s definitely worth a visit. To download current menus and see the latest special offers visit www.haldirestaurant.co.uk
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With the 12-month milestone approaching, Just Brownie’s Sarah Westall has never been busier. And it’s all thanks to the public’s hunger for home baking and a few special ingredients It’s been almost one year since Sarah Westall set up Just Brownies, and it’s been as packed with achievements as her brownies are with flavour. Today, the company has won numerous corporate contracts and supplies seven outlets with the delectable treats in the area. Just Brownies has launched a brand new website, on which customers can order brownies for postal delivery, whether it’s for a gift or just to treat themselves. And the little brown squares of heaven can now be found at Horsham Market every Saturday – much to the delight of the company’s legion of fans. The brownies have become more interesting too. On the menu are flavours including
peanut butter, rocky road, honeycomb, blackforest gateau and coffee. There’s also a curry option and Sarah will even take requests. The cherry on her rather delicious cakes is that Sarah recently won the Best Dressed Market Stall at the Dressed for Success Awards 2011. Speaking about the success of the business, Sarah said: “It’s fantastic! When you consider the current economy and the fact that shops are closing everywhere, I’m really proud to say Just Brownies just keeps on baking. “At the market, I keep selling out. I think the success is a sign that there is still an appetite for fresh, well-prepared and high-quality food. And people will always love home-baked goods.”
Home-made Chocolate Brownies made to order. Whether it be for a special occasion, or just a little treat for yourself... For more information and to order, visit www.justbrownies.co.uk
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6.00 Breakfast 7.30 Match of the Day (R) 9.00 The Andrew Marr Show 10.00 The Big Questions 11.00 Country Tracks; (R) Weather for the Week Ahead. 12.00 Sunday Politics 1.00 Bargain Hunt 2.00 The Royal Bodyguard (R) 2.30 Live Six Nations Rugby Union. Wales v Scotland (Kick-off 3.00pm). 5.00 Songs of Praise. 5.35 Antiques Roadshow. (R) 6.35 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 7.00 Countryfile Matt Baker and Ellie Harrison explore the Isle of Wight. 8.00 Call the Midwife Jenny nurses a man with cancer. 9.00 The British Academy Film Awards Hosted by Stephen Fry. 11.00 BBC News; Regional News; Weather 11.25 Room 101 – Extra Storage 12.05 The Sky at Night 12.25 Weatherview 12.30 Sign Zone: Film 2012 with Claudia Winkleman (R) 1.10 Holby City (R) 2.10 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip (R) 3.10 BBC News
BBC2
6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 10.00 Something for the Weekend 11.30 FILM: East of Sudan. (1964) Period adventure, starring Anthony Quayle. 1.00 EastEnders 3.00 FILM: Summer Magic. (1963) Disney musical comedy, starring Hayley Mills. 4.45 Flog It! (R) 5.15 Ski Sunday. 6.00 The Last Explorers. The story of Thomas Blake Glover. Last in the series. (R) 7.00 Queens of British Pop Conclusion. Female singers of the 1980s to the present day. (R) 8.00 Top Gear James May tests the updated Fiat Panda. 9.00 Toughest Place to Be a Train Driver Simon Davies works with Peruvian train drivers in the Andes. Last in the series. 10.00 Match of the Day 2 11.00 Frank Skinner’s Opinionated (R) 11.30 Rugby Union: Six Nations Highlights 12.15 Ski Sunday (R) 1.00 FILM: Under the Mud. (2006) Comedy, starring Andrew Schofield. 2.25 BBC News 3.10 Close
ITV1
6.00 CITV: Mini CITV 7.25 CITV 9.25 ITV News 9.30 Ade in Britain (R) 10.30 Dinner Date (R) 11.30 Dickinson’s Real Deal (R) 12.25 ITV News; Weather 12.35 Murder, She Wrote (R) 1.40 FILM: Columbo: Sex and the Married Detective. (1989) Detective drama, starring Peter Falk. 3.30 Midsomer Murders (R) 5.30 Regional News; Weather 5.45 ITV News; Weather 6.00 Harry Hill’s TV Burp. Comic review of the week’s smallscreen highlights. (R) 6.30 Dancing on Ice. A lovethemed show ahead of Valentine’s Day. 8.30 Wild at Heart Du Plessis sets out to prove Danny’s innocence. 9.30 Dancing on Ice: The Skate Off The two lowest-scoring couples compete. 10.00 That Sunday Night Show 10.30 ITV News; Weather 10.45 Whitechapel (R) 11.45 Premiership Rugby Union 12.35 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.10 Ladette to Lady: Australia (R) 2.55 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News
Channel 4
6.00 The Treacle People (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 That Paralympic Show (R) 7.25 Sailing: America’s Cup Uncovered (R) 7.55 Channel 4 Presents – 2012: Ellie Simmonds – Part Two. How the Paralympic swimming gold medallist copes with pressure. (R) 8.00 T4: One Tree Hill (R) 8.50 T4: Countdown to the NME Awards 2012 (R) 9.05 T4: Hollyoaks (R) 11.40 T4: The Big Bang Theory (R) 12.15 T4: The Big Bang Theory (R) 12.50 T4: The Simpsons (R) 1.25 T4: The Simpsons (R) 2.00 UK Indoor Athletics Trials & Championships. Live coverage from the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. 3.55 Jamie’s 30 Minute Meals (R) 4.25 Time Team. 5.25 Deal or No Deal. 6.25 Channel 4 News 6.55 The Political Slot. A proposed English parliament. 7.00 Home of the Future New series. A family home is installed with the latest technology and gadgets. 8.00 The Hotel Manager Mark decides to rejuvenate his restaurant, the Inn. 9.00 The Wedding Proposal Four people plan to pop the question in memorable ways. 10.00 FILM: PS I Love You (2007) Romantic drama, starring Hilary Swank and Gerard Butler. 12.25 4thought.tv 12.30 FILM: Amelia. (2009) Premiere. Biopic, starring Hilary Swank. 2.25 FILM: Brick. (2005) Mystery drama, starring Joseph GordonLevitt. 4.15 Mesh: The Wrong Turn (R) 4.20 Mesh: Tourist Trap (R) 4.25 Mesh: Daddy (R) 4.30 Brothers & Sisters (R) 5.10 Channel 4 Presents – 2012: Hannah Cockroft – Part Two (R) 5.15 Countdown (R)
Channel 5
6.00 Milkshake! 10.00 Grey’s Anatomy (R) 10.55 Cowboy Builders (R) 11.55 FILM: Pete’s Dragon. (1977) Musical fantasy, starring Jim Dale. 2.00 FILM: Muppets from Space. (1999) Family puppet comedy, with F Murray Abraham. 3.45 FILM: That Darn Cat. (1997) Disney comedy remake, starring Christina Ricci. 5.30 FILM: X2. (2003) Superhero adventure sequel, starring Hugh Jackman. 8.00 True Grit: The True Story The unforgiving reality of the Wild West. 8.50 5 News Weekend 9.00 FILM: Ghost Rider (2007) Fantasy thriller, starring Nicolas Cage, Eva Mendes and Wes Bentley. 11.10 FILM: Best of the Best (1989) Martial arts drama, starring Eric Roberts. 1.05 Inside Hollywood (R) 1.15 SuperCasino 3.55 Rough Guide to Eco Escapes (R) 4.10 How Not to Decorate (R) 4.50 Rough Guide to Weekend Breaks (R) 5.00 Hana’s Helpline (R) 5.10 The Milkshake! Show (R) 5.35 Thomas & Friends (R) 5.45 Roary the Racing Car
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BBC2
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6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Wanted Down Under Revisited (R) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; BBC News; Weather 11.00 Britain’s Empty Homes (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.45 Doctors 2.15 Escape to the Country 3.00 BBC News; Weather; Regional News 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show 7.30 Rip Off Britain; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 Britain’s Favourite Supermarket Foods The positive health effects of everyday foods. 9.00 MasterChef The cooks prepare dishes celebrating Scottish and Cumbrian produce. 10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 The National Lottery Wednesday Night Draws 10.45 Kevin Bridges What’s the Story? 11.15 Film 2012 with Claudia Winkleman; National Lottery Update 11.55 FILM: Frozen River (2008) Drama, starring Melissa Leo. 1.25 Weatherview 1.30 Sign Zone: See Hear (R) 2.00 The Night Watch (R) 3.30 Hairy Bikers’ Best of British (R) 4.15 Rip Off Britain (R) 4.45 BBC News
6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Wanted Down Under (R) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; BBC News; Weather 11.00 Britain’s Empty Homes (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.45 Doctors 2.15 Escape to the Country 3.00 BBC News; Weather; Regional News 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show Topical stories, hosted by Alex Jones and Matt Baker. 7.30 EastEnders Whitney is shocked when Tyler kisses her; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 The Great British Countryside New series. How Britain’s geological past has shaped its present landscapes. 9.00 Inside Men John begins playing with guns. 10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Question Time Topical debate from Nottingham. 11.35 FILM: Battle in Seattle (2007) Fact-based drama, starring Charlize Theron. 1.10 Skiing Weatherview 1.15 Sign Zone: Poor America – Panorama (R) 1.45 Countryfile (R) 2.40 Britain’s Killer Roads (R) 3.25 Hairy Bikers’ Best of British (R) 4.10 BBC News
BBC2
BBC2
6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Wanted Down Under (R) 10.00 Homes Under the Hammer; BBC News; Weather 11.00 Britain’s Empty Homes (R) 11.30 Cash in the Attic; BBC News; Weather 12.15 Bargain Hunt (R) 1.00 BBC News; Weather 1.30 Regional News; Weather 1.45 Doctors 2.15 Escape to the Country 3.00 BBC News; Weather; Regional News 3.05 CBBC 5.15 Pointless. 6.00 BBC News; Weather 6.30 Regional News Programmes; Weather 7.00 The One Show Topical stories, hosted by Alex Jones and Matt Baker. 7.30 EastEnders; BBC News; Regional News 8.00 Holby City Oliver discovers he may not be able to attend the awards. 9.00 Prisoners’ Wives Harriet turns drugsmuggler to buy her son’s protection. 10.00 BBC News 10.25 Regional News; Weather; National Lottery Update 10.35 Death Unexplained 11.20 Neighbourhood Watched (R) 12.05 FILM: Titanic Town. (1998) Fact-based drama, starring Julie Walters. 1.40 Weatherview 1.45 Sign Zone: The Hunt for the Higgs: A Horizon Special (R) 2.45 Inside Men (R) 3.45 Nature’s Miracle Babies (R) 4.45 BBC News
6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 11.45 FILM: Blackbeard’s Ghost. (1967) Disney comedy fantasy, starring Peter Ustinov. 1.30 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Weakest Link 3.00 Helicopter Heroes (R) 3.45 Flog It! 4.30 Perfection. (R) 5.15 Antiques Road Trip. 6.00 Eggheads. 6.30 Britain’s Heritage Heroes. 7.00 Operation Hospital Food with James Martin The chef tries to improve the standard of food at Scarborough General Hospital. 8.00 University Challenge 8.30 An Island Parish 9.00 Protecting Our Children The difficult decisions faced by child-protection social workers. Last in the series. 10.00 Mock the Week – Again (R) 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Pan Am (R) 12.00 Pan Am (R) 12.40 BBC News 3.15 The Super League Show 4.00 BBC Learning Zone
6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 11.35 FILM: That Darn Cat! (1965) Disney comedy, starring Hayley Mills. 1.30 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Weakest Link (R) 3.00 Helicopter Heroes (R) 3.45 Flog It! 4.30 Perfection. (R) 5.15 Antiques Road Trip. 6.00 Eggheads. 6.30 Britain’s Heritage Heroes. 7.00 Raymond Blanc: The Very Hungry Frenchman The chef explores the Burgundy region. (R) 8.00 Alex Polizzi: The Fixer A troubled family furniture store in West Yorkshire. 9.00 How to Grow a Planet Iain Stewart reveals how flowers have transformed Earth. 10.00 Have I Got Old News for You (R) 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Rubicon 12.05 Rubicon 12.50 BBC News 3.05 Close 4.00 BBC Learning Zone
ITV1
ITV1
6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 The Chase. (R) 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Coronation Street 8.00 Cornwall with Caroline Quentin 8.30 Coronation Street 9.00 Whitechapel The team struggles to identify a murder victim. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 That Sunday Night Show (R) 11.05 Law & Order: UK (R) 12.05 River Monsters (R) 12.35 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.35 Champions League Weekly 3.05 ITV Nightscreen 4.35 The Jeremy Kyle Show (R) 5.30 ITV Morning News
6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 The Chase. (R) 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 River Monsters 8.00 The Exit List Game show, hosted by Matt Allwright. 9.00 The Biggest Loser Nicky Hambleton-Jones and Nicky Clarke give the contestants makeovers. 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 Benidorm (R) 11.35 The Cube (R) 12.30 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 3.05 Crossing Jordan (R) 3.50 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News
Channel 4
Channel 4
6.00 Sali Mali (R) 6.05 Channel 4 Presents – 2012: Will Bayley – Part Two (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 According to Jim 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.25 Frasier (R) 8.55 The Secret Millionaire USA (R) 9.55 Relocation: Phil Down Under (R) 11.00 A Place in the Sun: Winter Sun 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Channel 4 Presents – 2012: Stephen Miller – Part Two (R) 12.10 Country House Rescue (R) 1.10 FILM: The Time Machine. (1960) Sci-fi adventure, starring Rod Taylor. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal: 80s Love Mix. 5.00 Come Dine with Me. 5.30 Coach Trip. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 Olympic Tickets for Sale: A Dispatches Special The scramble for London 2012 tickets. 9.00 Coppers Nottinghamshire’s Territorial Support Group. 10.00 America’s Serial Killer: True Stories 11.25 Random Acts 11.30 Shameless (R) 12.30 Music on 4: The 54th Grammy Awards 2.00 Olympic Tickets for Sale: A Dispatches Special (R) 2.55 90210 (R) 3.35 Brothers & Sisters (R) 4.15 Home of the Future (R) 5.10 Time Team (R)
6.05 Sali Mali (R) 6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 According to Jim 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.30 Frasier (R) 9.00 The Secret Millionaire USA (R) 9.55 Relocation: Phil Down Under (R) 11.00 A Place in the Sun: Winter Sun 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Quick Bakes with Eric Lanlard (R) 12.10 Country House Rescue (R) 1.10 FILM: Doctor in Clover. (1966) Medical comedy, starring Leslie Phillips. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal: 80s Love Mix. 5.00 Come Dine with Me. 5.30 Coach Trip. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 Gok’s Teens: The Naked Truth Gok Wan helps victims of bullying. 9.00 Big Fat Gypsy Weddings New series. The importance of fashion to members of the traveller community. 10.00 Shameless 11.05 Desperate Housewives 12.05 Random Acts 12.10 Poker 1.10 Sailing: America’s Cup Uncovered 1.35 KOTV Boxing Weekly 2.00 Volleyball 2.55 Late Night Poker (R) 3.55 Best of British (R) 4.50 That Paralympic Show (R) 5.15 Full Metal Challenge (R)
Channel 5
6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Build a New Life in the Country (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: NY (R) 3.10 The Family Recipe (R) 3.15 FILM: Earthstorm. (2006) Sci-fi adventure, starring Stephen Baldwin. 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.30 5 News at 6.30 7.00 Police Interceptors A drunk driver crushes one of the team’s favourite cars; (R) 5 News Update 8.00 Saving Private Ryan: The True Story The historical accuracy of Steven Spielberg’s 1998 war movie; 5 News at 9 9.00 Body of Proof A magazine editor is murdered. 9.55 CSI: NY A severely beaten woman identifies her son as the attacker. (R) 10.55 CSI: Miami (R) 11.50 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (R) 12.45 Forensic Files (R) 1.10 SuperCasino 4.00 House Doctor (R) 4.25 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)
6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Build a New Life in the Country (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: NY (R) 3.15 FILM: Crimes of Fashion: Hostile Makeover. (2009) Premiere. Mystery, starring Maggie Lawson. 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.30 5 News at 6.30 7.00 World’s Toughest Trucker The challenge moves to Mongolia in East Asia; (R) 5 News Update 8.00 Police Interceptors A drunk driver crushes one of the team’s favourite cars; 5 News at 9 9.00 Royal Marines: Mission Afghanistan The men of Lima Company are joined by a sniffer dog. 10.00 FILM: The Longest Yard (2005) Comedy remake, starring Adam Sandler. 12.20 Soho Blues (R) 1.15 SuperCasino 4.00 House Doctor (R) 4.20 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)
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6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 11.30 FILM: Russkies. (1987) Comedy drama, starring Joaquin Phoenix. 1.00 See Hear 1.30 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Weakest Link 3.00 Helicopter Heroes (R) 3.45 Flog It! 4.30 Perfection. (R) 5.15 Antiques Road Trip. 6.00 Eggheads. 6.30 Britain’s Heritage Heroes. 7.00 Escape to the Country Finding a couple’s dream home in Devon. (R) 8.00 Bees, Butterflies and Blooms Sarah Raven advocates pollen-rich flowers in urban gardens. 9.00 Versailles 9.50 Coast 10.00 Roger & Val Have Just Got In 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 FILM: Out of the Ashes (2010) Premiere. Documentary about the Afghan cricket team’s efforts to qualify for the 2011 World Cup. 12.45 BBC News 4.00 BBC Learning Zone
ITV1
6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 The Chase. (R) 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale 7.30 Live UEFA Champions League AC Milan v Arsenal (Kick-off 7.45pm). 10.00 ITV News at Ten; Weather 10.30 Regional News; Weather 10.35 UEFA Champions League: Extra Time 11.35 Kidnap and Ransom (R) 12.30 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 2.35 FILM: The Alamo. (1960) Western, directed by and starring John Wayne. 5.00 ITV Nightscreen 5.30 ITV Morning News
Channel 4
6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 According to Jim 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.30 Frasier (R) 9.00 The Secret Millionaire USA (R) 9.55 Relocation: Phil Down Under (R) 11.00 A Place in the Sun: Winter Sun 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Country House Rescue (R) 1.05 FILM: Ladies in Lavender. (2004) Period drama, starring Judi Dench and Maggie Smith. 3.05 Channel 4 Presents – 2012: Danielle Brown – Part Two (R) 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal: 80s Love Mix. 5.00 Come Dine with Me. 5.30 Coach Trip. 6.00 The Simpsons. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. 7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv 8.00 Daddy Daycare New series. Men try to improve their childcare skills by working in nurseries. 9.00 One Born Every Minute A midwife arrives on the ward to give birth. 10.00 10 O’Clock Live 10.55 Random Acts 11.05 The Inbetweeners (R) 11.35 The Inbetweeners (R) 12.05 Music on 4: Mark Ronson: The Beat 12.40 Music on 4: Countdown to the NME Awards 2012 12.55 Music on 4: Album Chart Show Introduces: Azari & III 1.05 Music on 4: Album Chart Show Spotlight 1.20 Music on 4: 4Play: Lanterns on the Lake 1.35 Music on 4: Professor Green Unseen: After Hours (R) 2.00 Music on 4: Matt Cardle: The Album Chart Show Special (R) 2.25 Music on 4: Live from Abbey Road (R) 3.10 90210 (R) 3.50 Brothers & Sisters (R) 4.30 Time Team (R) 5.25 Countdown (R)
Channel 5
6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Build a New Life in the Country (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: NY (R) 3.15 FILM: The Reading Room. (2005) Urban drama, starring James Earl Jones. 5.00 5 News at 5 5.30 Neighbours. (R) 6.00 Home and Away. (R) 6.30 5 News at 6.30 7.00 Cowboy Builders; (R) 5 News Update 8.00 Benidorm ER; 5 News at 9 9.00 NCIS The team searches for a kidnapped girl. Crime drama, starring Mark Harmon. 10.00 Law & Order: Criminal Intent 10.55 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (R) 11.50 Poker: The Big Game 12.50 Inside Hollywood 1.05 SuperCasino 4.00 House Doctor (R) 4.25 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)
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6.00 CBeebies 7.00 CBBC 8.25 CBeebies 11.30 The Pink Panther Show (R) 11.50 The Pink Panther Show (R) 12.10 FILM: Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella. (1997) Fairy-tale musical romance, starring Brandy. 1.30 To Buy or Not to Buy (R) 2.15 Weakest Link 3.00 Helicopter Heroes (R) 3.45 Flog It! (R) 4.30 Perfection. (R) 5.15 Antiques Road Trip. 6.00 Eggheads. Quiz show, hosted by Jeremy Vine. 6.30 Britain’s Heritage Heroes. John Craven and Jules Hudson visit Herefordshire and Monmouthshire. 7.00 Top Gear James May tests the updated Fiat Panda. (R) 8.00 Raymond Blanc: The Very Hungry Frenchman The chef visits Lyon. 9.00 A Dad Is Born – A Wonderland Film Following three men in the weeks before and after they become fathers. 10.00 James May’s Things You Need to Know (R) 10.30 Newsnight; Weather 11.20 Toughest Place to Be a Train Driver Simon Davies works with Peruvian train drivers in the Andes. Last in the series. (R) 12.20 An Island Parish (R) 12.50 BBC News 4.00 BBC Learning Zone
ITV1
6.00 Daybreak 8.30 Lorraine 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle Show 10.30 This Morning 12.30 Loose Women 1.30 ITV News; Weather 1.55 Regional News; Weather 2.00 Dickinson’s Real Deal 3.00 The Alan Titchmarsh Show 3.59 Regional Weather 4.00 Midsomer Murders. (R) 5.00 The Chase. (R) 6.00 Regional News; Weather 6.30 ITV News; Weather 7.00 Emmerdale Hour-long episode. Tragedy strikes John and Moira. 8.00 Live UEFA Europa League Football FC Porto v Manchester City (Kick-off 8.05pm). 10.15 ITV News; Weather 10.45 Regional News; Weather 10.50 The Jonathan Ross Show With Denzel Washington, Keira Knightley, Tom Hardy and Dionne Warwick. (R) 11.50 Take Me Out A farmer, a management consultant, a young Conservative and an architecture student take part. (R) 1.00 The Zone; ITV News Headlines. 3.00 ITV Nightscreen 4.30 The Jeremy Kyle Show (R) 5.30 ITV Morning News
Channel 4
6.10 The Hoobs (R) 6.35 The Hoobs (R) 7.00 Freshly Squeezed 7.30 According to Jim 7.55 Everybody Loves Raymond (R) 8.25 Frasier (R) 9.00 The Secret Millionaire USA (R) 9.55 Relocation, Relocation (R) 11.00 A Place in the Sun: Winter Sun 12.00 Channel 4 News Summary 12.05 Quick Bakes with Eric Lanlard (R) 12.15 Country House Rescue (R) 1.20 FILM: Courage of Lassie. (1946) Family drama, starring Elizabeth Taylor. 3.10 Countdown 4.00 Deal or No Deal: 80s Love Mix. 5.00 Come Dine with Me. 5.30 Coach Trip. 6.00 The Simpsons. George Bush Sr moves in across the street. (R) 6.30 Hollyoaks. Brendan discovers why Joel has returned to the village. 7.00 Channel 4 News 7.55 4thought.tv Discussing whether alternative therapies should be available on the NHS. 8.00 Location, Location, Location Catching up with first-time buyers in the Cotswolds and London. 9.00 The Restoration Man Transforming a water tower at Settle station in North Yorkshire. Last in the series. 10.00 Big Fat Gypsy Weddings The importance of fashion to members of the traveller community. (R) 11.05 The Wedding Proposal Four people plan to pop the question in memorable ways. (R) 12.10 Random Acts 12.15 Gok’s Teens: The Naked Truth (R) 1.10 Embarrassing Bodies (R) 2.05 FILM: Knights of the South Bronx. (2005) Fact-based drama, starring Ted Danson. 3.35 Brothers & Sisters (R) 4.20 Time Team (R) 5.15 Channel 4 Presents – 2012: David Smith – Part Two. The boccia player reflects on competing at an elite level. (R) 5.20 Countdown (R)
Channel 5
6.00 Milkshake! 9.15 The Wright Stuff 11.10 LIVE with Gabby 12.05 5 News Lunchtime 12.15 Build a New Life in the Country (R) 1.15 Home and Away 1.45 Neighbours 2.15 CSI: NY (R) 3.15 Animal Rescue Squad (R) 3.25 FILM: Hush. (2005) Thriller, starring Tori Spelling. 5.15 Live UEFA Europa League Football. Ajax v Manchester United (Kick-off 6.00pm). 8.05 FILM: Pearl Harbor (2001) Romantic Second World War drama, with Ben Affleck and Kate Beckinsale. 11.30 UEFA Europa League Highlights 12.15 SuperCasino 3.55 House Doctor (R) 4.20 Wildlife SOS (R) 5.10 Michaela’s Wild Challenge (R)
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Mouse Cottage is a charming Grade II Listed semi-detached period cottage of immense character. It offers many �ine period features including a splendid brick inglenook �ireplace and exposed timbering. The property is located in the heart of the picturesque village of Thakeham which is approximately three miles to the north of Storrington. A particular feature of the property are the cottage gardens which are beautifully landscaped and offer a pleasant entertaining terrace. A gravel path interspersed with
�lower borders stocked with shrubs and plants runs through the garden and there is an attractive circular stone terrace with wooden arbor above. The property comprises a sitting room, kitchen/dining room, study/ nursery, two bedrooms, a bathroom and beautiful landscaped gardens. The property is being offered for rent at £950 per calendar month. For further information or an appointment to view please contact Angie Blunden at Guy Leonard on 01903 744166.
Comfrey Stables is located within the hamlet of Coneyhurst, about 2 miles east of Billingshurst and situated in a pleasant rural area. It comprises a compact stable yard with independent gated entrance which leads into a tarmacadam parking and turning area. The stable buildings which lie on 3 sides of the yard are of timber construction under a pitched felted roof and include 12 stables with storage. There is an existing 2 bedroom mobile home for day use. Adjoining the stable block is a post and rail fenced sand school 55m x 35m (180.5” x 114.10” overall).
There is access from the sand school to the paddocks with further access from the stable yard. The land is divided into paddocks with mature trees around the perimeters providing a good degree of shelter. In all the property extends to about 6 acres (2.43 hectares). Offers are invited in the region of £200,000. Batcheller Monkhouse have been appointed as sole agents. Please telephone 01798 872081 or email sales@batchellermonkhouse.com for full colour illustrated particulars or download them directly from www. batchellermonkhouse.com
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Rookwood Park, Horsham, West Sussex Immaculately presented family house
Horsham 1 mile (London Victoria 55 minutes), Gatwick Airport 18 miles In sought-after location on the fringes of the market town of Horsham. 3 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom. Master bedroom with en-suite bath and shower room, guest bedroom with en-suite shower room, bedroom 3, family shower room. Double brick garage, gardens. In all about 0.4 acres. Guide price: £895,000 knightfrank.co.uk/HOR110172
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Warninglid, West Sussex Attractive village house
Horsham 7 miles, Gatwick Airport 14 miles Situated in the charming West Sussex village of Warninglid, this attractive detached property is undergoing a comprehensive refurbishment programme and is now nearing completion. Drawing room, family room, kitchen, dining / breakfast room, cloakroom. Master bedroom with en-suite shower room, 3 further bedrooms, family bathroom. Integral garage, gardens. Guide price: ÂŁ795,000 knightfrank.co.uk/HOR110128
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A good sized 3 bedroom, end of terrace family home, with 82’ front and 38’ south east facing rear garden, conservatory, situated in a residential cul-de-sac, close to country walks and amenities. Offered with no chain.
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COMPTONS LANE, HORSHAM £220,000
A 2 double bedroom, top floor apartment with Juliet balcony and allocated parking, built by Rydon Homes in 2005, situated in a secure gated complex, within 0.8 miles of Horsham railway station. Ideal first time or investment buy.
BLACKBRIDGE LANE, HORSHAM £230,000
An immaculately presented, 2 double bedroom, top floor retirement apartment, designed for those aged over 60, built by McCarthy & Stone in 2004, situated in a convenient position within 0.8 miles of the town centre. NO CHAIN.
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HEATHER CLOSE, HORSHAM £260,000
A 3 bedroom, 2 reception room, semi-detached house of 990 sq ft, with 65’ private driveway presented in good order but now requiring modernisation, in a close of similar sized properties, offered to the market with no chain.
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BLUECOAT POND, CHRIST’S HOSPITAL £294,950
A 3 bedroom family home built by Gleeson Homes in 2005 with landscaped garden, parking, situated in a very quiet position within a short distance of country walks, Christs Hospital public school and Horsham railway station.
MEADOW CLOSE, HORSHAM £295,000
A 2 double bedroom, semi-detached bungalow, built in the 1960s, coming to the market for the first time in 40 years, requiring updating throughout, with 23’9 double length garage and 30’ x 30’ west facing rear garden. VENDOR SUITED.
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THE POPLARS, HORSHAM £299,950
A 2 double bedroom, detached bungalow, built in the 1970s, presented in excellent condition, with refitted high gloss kitchen, conservatory, garage, situated within a short distance of the station and the town centre.
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SCHOOL HILL, WARNHAM £300,000
A 2 double bedroom, period cottage, built circa 1500s, coming to the market for the first time since 1960 and requiring modernisation throughout. Retaining a wealth of character with fine views over the green and farmland.
TRAFALGAR ROAD, HORSHAM OIRO £320,000
A 3 double bedroom town house built into 2011 by Anbeck Homes, within close proximity of the town centre, park, railway station and excellent schools. 10 years NHBC guarantee and allocated parking. LAST ONE REMAINING
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TRAFALGAR ROAD, HORSHAM £370,000
A handsome 5 bedroom, extended Victorian semi-detached house of 1326 sq ft arranged over three floors including 27’ sitting/dining room, driveway, 64’ garden, close to excellent schools, railway station and town centre. NO CHAIN.
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VICARAGE CLOSE, COLGATE £499,950
A 4 double bedroom, 2 reception room, detached family home, built in 2003 by David Wilson Homes, situated in a gated complex of only 14 similar sized houses. Being offered to the market with no onward chain.
ST GEORGES GARDENS, HORSHAM £625,000
An extended and beautifully presented 4 double bedroom, 3 reception room, detached house of 1879 sq ft, situated in a private close, within 0.5 miles of station, 1 mile of the town centre and in the Millais and Forest catchment.
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JUBILEE COURT, BILLINGSHURST £79,950
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FARM CLOSE, BARNS GREEN £122,950
MILL WAY, BILLINGSHURST £199,950
JUBILEE ROAD, RUDGWICK £219,950
DAUXWOOD CLOSE, BILLINGSHURST £339,950
NIGHTINGALE WALK, BILLINGSHURST £359,950
EASTON CRESCENT, BILLINGSHURST OIEO £400,000
THE RIDE, IFOLD £415,000
GUILDFORD ROAD, LOXWOOD £650,000
THE DRIVE, IFOLD £775,000
WEST CHILTINGTON LANE, CONEYHURST £1 Million
A 1-bedroom first floor apartment for those aged 60 years and over located in the centre of the village. Communal hallway and entrance hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, double bedroom, bathroom, communal gardens and parking.
A 1-bedroom first floor apartment for the over 55’s within easy level walking distance of the High Street. Communal hall, inner hall, lounge, kitchen, shower room, communal parking area, communal gardens.
A well-appointed 2-bedroom ground floor apartment in a warden-assisted block close to all village amenities. Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom, communal gardens and residents’ parking area.
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A modernised semi-detached property within walking distance of the High Street. 2 bedrooms, bathroom, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, central heating, double glazing, hard standing for 3 vehicles, 75’ rear garden.
A 3-bedroom detached bungalow re-decorated throughout situated in a quiet residential cul-de-sac. L-shaped entrance hall, lounge/dining room, newly-fitted kitchen and bathroom, double garage, south-facing rear garden.
A detached 4-bedroom house currently under construction close to the village centre. Master with en-suite, guest bedroom with en-suite shower, bathroom, 2 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, garage and gardens.
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A 2-bedroom mid-terrace property in immaculate decorative order throughout with accommodation comprising guest cloakroom, large open-plan living room/ kitchen, bathroom, gas central heating, private garden and allocated parking.
An extended 4/5 bedroom detached house situated at the end of a small cul-desac. Lounge, dining room, family room, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, bedroom 5/office, en-suite, bathroom, double garage, gardens.
A substantial residence with extensive garaging and workshops. Entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, 4 bedrooms, en-suite with Jacuzzi-style shower unit, bathroom, roof terrace and patio, gardens and grounds of 1.25 acres.
A detached modern house in a small cul-de-sac of individual properties within walking distance of the main line station. 3 bedrooms, lounge, dining room, fitted kitchen, cloakroom, bathroom, double garage, garden on all 4 sides.
A detached bungalow with ample scope for further modernisation (STPP) set in approximately a third of an acre. Central hall, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, lounge, kitchen/breakfast room, garden room, large single garage, mature gardens.
A charming Grade II listed period farmhouse set in a rural hamlet, gardens and grounds of 1 acre. Hall, master with en-suite and dressing, 3 further bedrooms, sitting room, dining room, garden room, triple garage, stable block & paddock.
www.mansellmctaggart.co.uk billingshurst@mansellmctaggart.co.uk
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A second floor apartment with panoramic views in a gated development on the sea front built in1999. 2 double bedrooms (1 en-suite), sitting room with balcony, kitchen, bathroom, communal gardens, garage.
HARWOOD CLOSE, PULBOROUGH £289,950
A detached family home built approx 3 years ago on the fringe of the village. 3 bedrooms (1 with en-suite), sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, family bathroom, rear garden and garage.
LOWER STREET, FITTLEWORTH £339,950
A Victorian semi-detached cottage in the heart of the village. Sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, 3 bedrooms, bathroom approx 60ft easterly facing rear garden, ample parking, garage.
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HALF MOON LANE, SALVINGTON £359,950
A detached bungalow in popular location. 3 bedrooms (1 en-suite), sitting room, conservatory, k/breakfast room, , bath/shower room, garage, west facing rear garden enjoying a good degree of seclusion.
OLD LONDON ROAD, COLDWALTHAM £399,999
Older style detached bungalow in semi-rural location with flexible accommodation in approx 1/3 of an acre. 3 bedrooms, good sized sitting/dining room, kitchen, bathroom, garden, various outbuildings, ample parking.
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Spacious detached bungalow with scope for further enlargement (STPP) close to village centre. Reception hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room, cloakroom, bathroom, garage, workshop, garden, ample parking.
HILLSIDE ROAD, STORRINGTON £365,000
A detached bungalow offering scope for enlargement (STPP). 2 double bedrooms, 25’ x 13’ sitting/dining room, kitchen, bathroom, separate W.C, west facing plot of approx 0.21 of an acre, parking.
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Situated within the South Downs National Park with far reaching views. 4 beds (1 en-suite), 2 receptions, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom, family bathroom, parking,100ft rear garden.
OAK END, WEST CHILTINGTON £459,950
Detached house with stunning views in westerly facing plot of approx 0.25 of an acre. 2 receptions, kitchen/breakfast room, playroom, utility room, 5 beds (1 en-suite), 2 baths, cloakroom, 2 garages, parking.
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A detached house at the end of select cul-de-sac. 4 double bedrooms (1 with en-suite), sitting room, dining room, study, kitchen, cloakroom, family shower room, double garage, east facing garden.
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ARUN VALE, COLDWALTHAM £500,000
Post war detached ‘Carver’ style bungalow with panoramic views in plot of approx 0.42 on an acre adjoining fields. 3 double bedrooms, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, wet room, 2 receps, conservatory, double garage.
GOOSE GREEN, NR PULBOROUGH Price Guide £765,000
Detached single storey equestrian property in approx. 2.4 acres. 4 bedrooms (1 en-suite), 4 receps, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, bathroom, shower room, double garage, stabling, paddock, outbuildings.
www.mansellmctaggart.co.uk storrington@mansellmctaggart.co.uk
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Introducing The Amberley Collection
Agency’s new look promises ‘More’
The highlights of the development include the following: • Close proximity to Storrington village (approximately one mile away) • Unique position opposite a green, in a quiet tree lined location • Two of the six homes are bungalows, rare for a new development • West facing gardens • Well placed for schools, transport links and community run activities
The Amberley Collection from Martin Grant Homes is a stunning new development nestled at the bottom of the South Downs National Park. The six homes are now nearing completion and form the second of only two new developments built in the centre of Storrington in the last two years, both handled by Guy Leonard and Company. Martin Grant Homes are renowned for their impeccable style, finish and careful choice of materials, which demonstrate their innovation in design and environmental sensitivity. The six individually designed homes reflect this reputation and will be beautifully finished, with exclusive
features including stylish contemporary kitchens with Italian stone work tops, ‘Villeroy and Boch’ finished bathroom suites, low energy light fittings and solar panels on the five bedroom property. Each property has its own private parking or garaging, as well as private gardens with the guaranteed serenity of being located on a quiet street. The properties have been specifically designed to blend with the existing plots around the site, and as a result contribute only further to the charming atmosphere of their prime location on the outskirts of the bustling village of Storrington with plenty of local amenities.
These features demonstrate that whether you are raising a family, commuting into London or retiring to the quiet of the countryside, the Amberley Collection provides something for everyone. The homes are approaching completion and a Progress Party is being held at 12pm on Saturday, February 18. Several of the properties have been reserved off plan and this Open Day is an opportunity for the more cautious buyer to see the homes now they have been built and to establish room sizes and specification. Many samples of the finishes will be available for potential buyers to view, showing how the homes will be completed to the usual excellent Martin Grant Homes standard. For further information regarding the Progress Party, please contact Guy Leonard and Company on 01903 742354 and they will be delighted to help.
WAKE UP TO THIS VIEW…
A Horsham estate agent is starting 2012 with a brand new look and a new promise to customers. Courtney Green, which has operated successfully in the area since 1988, unveiled a fresh new look at their Carfax headquarters this week. Together with a new approach to its visual style, the agency has drawn up a charter of promises backed by its own Latin motto ‘Nos Tribu Magis’, meaning ‘we give more’.
“We have been in business in the area for well over 23 years and felt the time was right for a refresh,” explained Courtney Green MD Nick Courtney. “But rather than just stopping at our logo and branding, we decided to update our whole culture and approach. “Going that extra mile has always been an important part of our business but we wanted to make the fact the ‘we give more’ official. Now it’s an actual part of our brand, complete with Latin motto!” During 2012 Courtney Green will be putting in place a number of initiatives designed to prove that they do in fact give more than other agencies. The new Courtney Green branding is designed to reflect the company’s long and successful history in the area but with a modern twist.
In the heart of old Pulborough village, Reside Developments is busy creating a collection of just nine elegant and spacious new homes in The Walled Courtyard, whilst also sensitively converting the former Arundale School (circa 1899) into two substantial properties in The Old School House, which will retain many of the original features and period detail. This small beautifully designed development will offer: • Stunning views (actual view shown here) • Superior specifications • Energy efficient and cost saving design features • Private parking/garages • Walking distance of local shops and village Primary School.
Prices from £265,000 Priority Sales Launch March 2012. Register Now For Further Information.
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Sales Lettings Land & New Homes Holiday Lettings Farm & Equestrian Sales & Management
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north heath £595,000 A four bedroom detached house with attractive views over fields to the rear, set in approximately one third of an acre with a heated swimming pool. Useful home office in extensive loft space. Detached garage, workshop and store room. Horsham 11 miles.
horsham 01403 248222
billingshurst £124,950
lower beeding £379,950
A beautifully presented, ground floor retirement apartment, quietly located within a few minutes walk of the village centre.
Situated in a wonderful location with an outlook over farmland, an attractive and well designed three bedroom home in a private courtyard development constructed by Berkeley Homes in this popular hamlet.
horsham 01403 248222
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Pulborough 01798 874033 Storrington 01903 742354 Horsham 01403 248222 London Mayfair 0870 112 7099
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faygate £895 pcm
pulborough £1,600 pcm
shipley £995 pcm
west chiltington £900 pcm
Well presented semi-detached cottage set in the village of Faygate. Dining Room. Living Room. Kitchen. Bathroom. Three Double Bedrooms. Long Garden.
Deceptively large and bright chalet bungalow with flexible accommodation in a quiet semi-rural location. Galleried Entrance Hall. Two Reception Rooms. Kitchen/Dining Room. Utility. master Bedroom with Ensuite. Three Further Bedrooms.
Delightful character cottage set in a rural location. Large Drawing Room with Fireplace. Fitted Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Dining Area. Two Double Bedrooms. Spacious Galleried Landing. Bathroom. Office/Playroom. Garden. Parking.
Well presented detached property set in a sought after location. Hall. Guest Bedroom with Ensuite. Box Room/Study. Cloakroom. Living Room. Kitchen/Dining Room. First Floor – master Bedroom. Bathroom. Separate cloakroom.
slinfold £1,550 pcm
thakeham £950 pcm
bolney £1,200 pcm
pulborough £1,250 pcm
Well presented modern detached property set on the edge of the village of Slinfold. Living/Dining Room. modern Fitted Kitchen. master Bedroom with Ensuite. Further Double Bedroom. Single Bedroom/Study. Driveway & Double Garage.
Delightful grade II listed semi-detached period cottage with immense charm and character. Sitting Room with Inglenook Fireplace. Kitchen/ Dining Room. Study/Nursery. Two Bedrooms. Bathroom. Delightful Gardens.
Refurbished cottage in a beautiful rural location with lovely views. Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Sitting Room with Fireplace. Study. master Bedroom with Fitted Wardrobes. Further Bedroom. Bathroom with Shower. parking. Gardener included in the Rent.
Spacious family home with lovely landscaped gardens. Walking Distance of the Station. Lounge and Dining Room with Doors to Rear Garden. Kitchen. Utility. cloakroom. master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room. Three Further Bedrooms.
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amberley £1,050 pcm
dial post £1,950 pcm
storrington £1,600 pcm
billingshurst £1,100 pcm
Spacious bright family home in sought after village location. Living Room. Dining Room. Kitchen. Two Double Bedrooms. One Single Bedroom. Bathroom. Views over South Downs.
Detached single storey residence set in a semirural location. Family Room/Bedroom 4. Dining Room. Kitchen opening to Sitting Room. master Bedroom with Dressing Room. Two Further Double Bedrooms. Bathroom. Swimming pool.
Substantial detached family house in a village location. Study. Drawing Room. Dining Room. Kitchen. Family Room/Breakfast Room. master Bedroom with Ensuite Bathroom. Three Further Bedrooms. Bathroom.
modern three bedroom town house walking distance to mainline station. Kitchen/Breakfast Room. Living Room. Two Double Bedrooms. Bathroom. master Bedroom with Ensuite Shower Room. parking.
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pulborough £825 pcm Well presented semi-detached family house. Living/Dining Room. Kitchen. Two Double Bedrooms. One Single. Bathroom. Garden. parking.
Horsham 01403 246750
for an up to date market appraisal please call 01403 246750 Storrington 01903 744166
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billingshurst £1,550 pcm Detached Edwardian style home close to mainline station. Living Room. Dining Room. Kitchen/Family Room. Utility. cloakroom. Three Double Bedrooms. One Single. Bathroom. Shower Room. Garage and Workshop.
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Attractive semi-detached three bedroom house on good sized plot. Master bedroom with en suite, entrance hall, sitting room, dining area, modern fitted kitchen, bathroom, cloakroom, gas heating to radiators, double glazing. Attached garage, driveway parking for three cars, larger than average west facing rear garden. No forward chain.
SLINFOLD
£335,000
A spacious detached double fronted property, full of character, in the very heart of the village. Up-dated over the years, but requiring some cosmetic attention. Two large reception rooms, kitchen opening to conservatory, downstairs cloaks/shower room, three bedrooms and modern bathroom. Small south facing courtyard garden. No chain.
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Detached bungalow in need of modernisation, most conveniently located in a small cul-de-sac approx a mile from the station and town centre Two double bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room, sun room, bathroom, sep. w.c., attached garage, lovely mature garden extending to over 80ft with brick outbuilding. Price Guide.
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Well presented three bedroom terraced house in the North Heath area of Horsham and situated along a pleasant walkway close to a neighbouring park. Entrance porch, sitting room, lovely kitchen/dining room, double glazed windows, gas radiator heating, boarded loft space with power, garden, detached garage.
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SLINFOLD/FIVEOAKS
An imposing Victorian three bedroom semi-detached house in a semi-rural location, set on a wide and generous plot of approximately 1/3 acre. Scope for further enlargement (s.t.p.p.). Sitting room, dining room, family room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, cloakroom, bathroom. Oil fired heating to radiators, reproduction double glazed sash windows, ample parking and detached garage.
£259,950
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HORSHAM
£375,000
An extended and well proportioned four bedroomed semi-detached family house in highly regarded location backing on to the Forest School's playing fields. Sitting room, family room, kitchen/dining room, cloakroom, study/bed 5, bath/shower room, gas heating to radiators, double glazing. Integral garage, long driveway, 80ft rear garden.
SLINFOLD
£535,000
HORSHAM
£429,950
A most attractive flint faced detached family house on the north side of the town. Master bedroom with en suite, three further bedrooms, sitting room, dining room, refitted kitchen/breakfast room with archway to family room, bathroom, cloakroom. Gas heating to radiators, double glazing, double width driveway to attached garage, gardens. Vendors suited.
HORSHAM
Guide Price £275,000
An enlarged three bedroom semi-detached house in a very pleasant cul-de-sac location in the Lambs Farm area convenient for Littlehaven station. Good sized dining room open to the kitchen, seperate sitting room, bathroom, gas radiator heating, double glazing, detached garage, garden. No forward chain.
A substantial detached family house located within a prestigeous development in the heart of Slinfold village. Master bedroom with en suite shower room, guest bedroom with en- suite shower, two further bedrooms, family bathroom, generous entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room, dining room, study, kitchen/breakfast room & utility room. Gas heating to radiators, double glazing, attached double garage and landscaped rear garden.
An exceptional end terrace house most conveniently situated adjoining the Dog & Bacon Green and on a good size plot with potential to enlarge, subject to normal consents being obtainable. Two good sized bedrooms, sitting room, dining room, beautifully fitted kitchen, conservatory, luxurious bathroom, garage to the rear. Gas radiator heating, double glazing, front, side and rear gardens.
£147,950
HOMESTREAM HOUSE L/H £115,000
HORSHAM
A well presented top floor flat enjoying far reaching views and having the benefit of no on-going chain. Most conveniently situated on a bus route, approximately 3/4 mile from Horsham station and recently redecorated. Double bedroom, 21ft living room, fitted bathroom, kitchen, gas radiator heating, double glazing, loft space and garage. Leasehold with a share of freehold.
One double bedroom second floor flat with lift for over 60's in corner position and convenient for town centre. Double aspect sitting room, kitchen, bathroom, double glazing, electric heating, communal residents' lounge, laundry room, house manager, alarm system. No chain.
A detached bungalow built a little over 10 years ago by Try Homes and situated in a pleasant residential road off the Rusper Road on the north side of Horsham. Master bedroom with ensuite shower, two further bedrooms, living/dining room, kitchen, bathroom, double glazing, gas heating to radiator, detached garage, enclosed gardens.
WIMBLEHURST COURT
HORSHAM
L/H £147,950
A two bedroom first floor maisonette most conveniently situated for Horsham station and less than a mile from the town centre. Living room, bathroom and kitchen. Double glazing, gas fired heating to radiators, allocated parking and visitors' parking, communal garden.
Email: sales@courtneygreen.co.uk www.courtneygreen.co.uk
HORSHAM
£215,000
Three bedroom end of terrace house with a homely feel, but would benefit from some up-dating. Entrance hall, living/dining room, kitchen, rear lobby, utility/store, bathroom, sep. w.c., double glazing, electric heating, hard standing to the front and mature 55ft rear garden. Vendors suited.
SOUTHWATER
£340,000
£349,000
An enlarged and much improved four bedroom, linkeddetached house providing excellent family orientated accomodation. Double height entrance hall, cloakroom, sitting room with patio doors out to garden, dining room, fabulous kitchen/breakfast room, laundry room, master bedroom suite with dressing area and en suite shower room, family bathroom, double length integral garage, generous parking area, garden.
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Mannings Heath | Price range £700,000 - £750,000
94 Manor Fields | Horsham, West Sussex, RH13 6SB
Ashington | £522,500
• Substantial detached family home • 5 bedrooms and 4 reception rooms, ready to move into • Potential to extend the rear garden HORSHAM | 01403 269268
• We are acting in the sale of the above property and have received an offer of £92,500. Any interested parties must submit any higher offers in writing to the selling agent before an exchange of contracts takes place. HORSHAM | 01403 269268
• Lovely rural views, 4 generous bedrooms. • Large kitchen/breakfast room/conservatory. • 3 reception rooms, sunny gardens. ASHINGTON | 01903 891444
I can’t believe the quality – it’s like a different home! – Mr B.
PROFESSIONAL PHOTOS! The difference from standard estate agency photography is enormous and will really draw attention to the property.
Horsham | £600,000
Horsham | £560,000 - £610,000
Washington | OIEO £220,000
Thakeham | £200,000 - £220,000
Southwater | £425,000
• Code 3 Energy standards for lower fuel bills • 4 bedroom detached, 3 reception rooms • Sunny garden, car barn and parking HORSHAM | 01403 269268
• 4 bedroom executive family home • 3 reception rooms, kitchen/breakfast room • Good size rear garden HORSHAM | 01403 269268
• 3 bed semi-detached, refitted kitchen & bathroom. • Replacement central heating & double glazing. • Wood burning stove, quiet rural position. ASHINGTON | 01903 891444
• NO CHAIN. 3 bed mid terrace house. • Refitted kitchen/breakfast room, utility. • Large living room, garden, garage en bloc ASHINGTON | 01903 891444
• 5 bed detached house. 2 en-suites. • Re-fitted kitchen. Opposite open green. • Cul-de-sac location.
Southwater | £329,950
Southwater | £265,000
Henfield | £725,000
Slinfold | £500,000 - £550,000
Billingshurst | £300,000 - £335,000
• 3 bed detached, re-fitted en-suite shower. • Re-fitted kitchen, double glazing. • Garage & driveway. SOUTHWATER | 01403 731901
• 3 bed link-detached house. Re-fitted kitchen. • Garage/driveway. Backing onto copse. • Cul-de-sac location. SOUTHWATER | 01403 731901
• 4 bedroom character property, no chain • Fantastic kitchen/breakfast room • 2 reception rooms, views over farmland PULBOROUGH | 01798 875151
• Spacious 5 bedroom detached house • Private Road overlooking fields • New refitted kitchen PULBOROUGH | 01798 875151
• Host of original features. Cottage style kitchen. • Bathroom and shower room. Front and Rear garden. Own garage BILLINGSHURST | 01403 780807
Billingshurst 01403 780 807
Horsham 01403 269 268
Pulborough 01798 875 151
Southwater 01403 731 901
SOUTHWATER | 01403 731901
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Billingshurst | £1,050 PCM • 3 bedroom town house • Unfurnished • Garage
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Ashington | £1,050 PCM • 3 bedroom barn conversion • Unfurnished • Garage included
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Faygate | £1,950 PCM • 3 bedroom barn conversion • Unfurnished • Gated entrance
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Horsham | £700 PCM • 2 double bedroom maisonette • Unfurnished • Storage heating
Pulborough | £950 PCM • Two/three bedroom cottage • Fireplace • Garage
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Wiston | £1650 PCM • Four bedroom barn conversion • OSP • Lots of period character
Billingshurst | £900 PCM • Two bedroom barn conversion • Spacious fitted kitchen • Two double bedrooms
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Wisborough Green | £650 PCM • One bedroom first floor flat • Double bedroom • En-suite shower room
Horsham | £600 PCM • 1 bed first floor flat • Unfurnished • Off street parking
Cootham | £875 PCM • 3 bedroom mid terrace • Unfurnished • Garage included
Billingshurst | £975 PCM • 3 bedroom cottage • Unfurnished • Open fireplace
Ashington | £775 PCM • 2 bedroom flat • Unfurnished • Allocated parking
Horsham | £625 PCM • 1 bedroom ground floor • Unfurnished • Electric heating
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HORSHAM £139,950 LEASEHOLD A One Bedroom Lower Ground Floor Basement Flat | Forms Part of a Victorian Character Conversion | Situated within Close Proximity of Horsham Town Centre & Mainline Station | 15’9 Living Room | Inner Hallway/Study Area | 8’5 Refitted Kitchen
HORSHAM
£179,950 Freehold
A Two Bedroom Mid-Terrace House | Located within the Popular Hills Farm Lane Development | 12’6 Living Room | 11’1 Kitchen/Diner | 9’10 Conservatory | Gas Radiator Heating | Double Glazing | Off Road Parking | Ideal Investment/First Time Purchase
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BROADBRIDGE HEATH HORSHAM £200,000 - £225,000 LEASEHOLD A Two Bedroom Top Floor Apartment | Built by Belway Homes in Approx. 2003 | Gated Development only a Short Walk from Horsham Town Centre | Modern Kitchen with Integrated Appliances | 16’2 Living Room | 15’1 Master Bedroom | NO CHAIN
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A Four Bedroom Detached House built by Laing Homes to the Popular ‘Cheviot’ Design | Located in the Popular Village of Broadbridge Heath | 15’ Kitchen/Breakfast Room | 20’7 Lounge/Diner | Downstairs Cloakroom | 22’ Conservatory | 10’7 Family Room | 9’8 Study | Four Bedrooms | Refitted Bathroom | Double Glazing | Driveway Parking for Three Cars | Enclosed Rear Garden | NO ONWARD CHAIN
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OIEO £240,000 FREEHOLD
A Two Double Bedroom Victorian Semi Detached House | Situated Within Close Proximity of Horsham Town Centre & Mainline Station | 12’ Living Room | 13’3 Separate Dining Room | Refitted Kitchen | Refitted Bathroom | Two Double Bedrooms | En-Suite Bathroom | Gas Radiator Heating | Double Glazing
HORSHAM £499,950 FREEHOLD An Extended Four Bedroom Detached House | Situated on the Popular Rusper Road | Located within the Forest/Millais Catchment Area of North East Horsham | 13’10 Kitchen/Breakfast Room | Open Plan to 13’5 Breakfast Room
HORSHAM
£279,950 FREEHOLD
An Older Style Four Bedroom Semi Detached House | Located in North East Horsham within Close Proximity of Littlehaven Railway Station and Local Shops | 24’8 Kitchen/Diner | 14’7 Living Room | Downstairs Cloakroom | 14’4 Master Bedroom | Three Further Bedrooms | Family Bathroom | Gas Radiator Heating | Double Glazing | Off Road Parking | 20’1 Garage/Home Office
HORSHAM £210,000 LEASEHOLD A Two Bedroom First Floor Luxury Apartment | Built by Rydon Homes in Approximately 2004 | Popular Gated Development of The Comptons | Master Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room | Spacious Hall Leading to Bathroom | 17’ Living Room
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BROADBRIDGE HEATH NORTH HORSHAM £139,950 LEASEHOLD A Two Bedroom Second Floor Retirement Apartment | Located Within Close Proximity of Horsham Town Centre | 17’ Living Room | Two Double Bedrooms | LIFT | House Manager On-Site | 24hr Emergency Careline Response System | Resident’s Lounge
£227,950 FREEHOLD
A Three/Four Bedroom Terraced House | Located in Popular Village of Broadbridge Heath | 16’8 Kitchen | 23’2 Lounge/Diner | 16’ Conservatory | Downstairs Cloakroom | Refitted Bathroom | Loft Room/Bedroom Four | Integral Garage | Driveway Parking for Two Cars
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HORSHAM £850 PCM • Two bedroom apartment • Town centre location • Master with en suite • Balcony • Unfurnished • Available Now
MR & MRS S looking for 4 bedroom house in Horsham or surrounding area
HORSHAM £700 PCM • Two double bedroom flat • Spacious living room • Kitchen breakfast room • Balcony • Available March • UNFURNISHED Tenancy Deposit Scheme member
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25 Piries Place, Horsham, RH12 1EH FULLY MANAGED LETTINGS 7.5% Free for the first three Months
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HORSHAM £525,000
BROADBRIDGE HEATH £217,500
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Excellent four bed family accommodation Large lounge with vaulted ceiling In need of modernisation En-suite to main bedroom Two reception rooms Double integral garage
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Terraced Home Excellent Family Accommodation Three Bedrooms Fitted Kitchen Private Drive Garage
BROADBRIDGE HEATH £299,950 • • • • • •
Victorian Bay fronted Semi Many Period Features 4 Bedrooms 2 Reception Rooms Hand Built Kitchen Detached Garage
HORSHAM £285,000 • • • • •
A three bedroom semi detached Excellent decorative condition throughout Modern kitchen with built in appliances Recently re-fitted bathroom Prime location conveniently situated for the town centre and station
3 STOREY TOWN HOUSE WITH BASEMENT • Town centre property being refurbished to high specification • 3 Bedrooms • 2 Bathrooms • Courtyard Garden • Off Street Parking (Plans and specifications subject to change)
01403 267530
PARTRIDGE GREEN £895 PCM • • • • • •
Character bungalow Feature beams in the lounge Two double bedrooms Open Plan Living Room Secluded garden Off Street Parking Spaces
www.mbgproperties.com
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HORSHAM
£164,950
FIVE OAKS
£265,000
BILLINGSHURST
£1,250 PCM
Mapp & Company are selling yet another of these massively popular flats, this is our 5th in the last year! Two bedrooms, large lounge, 1st floor, gas CH, large fitted kitchen/dining room.
Large, modern, attached home in the Hamlet of Five Oaks just south of Horsham. Three doubles, en-suite, cloakroom, garage and ample parking, oil CH. Make us an offer?
This delightful house has just become available to rent from 12/04/2012. It is set in the popular Penfold Grange Estate with easy access to Billingshurst shops, mainline train station and schools. It is in excellent condition with plenty of storage space. Large entrance hall with cupboard under stairs. Cloakroom with additional storage cupboards and bathroom cabinet. Kitchen/ breakfast room with plenty of cupboard space, dishwasher, large fridge freezer, double oven, washing machine. Outlook to rear garden.
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WARNHAM
HORSHAM
£207,500
A two bedroom, former show-home, link-semi built about 7 years ago by Bryant Homes in Billingshurst. Laminated flooring, cloakroom and stunning landscaped garden.
£295,000
Victorian, village home with sash windows, open fire, stripped woodwork and large kitchen/breakfast room with vaulted ceiling. Keen to sell this one quick hence massive price reduction.
WEST CHILTINGTON
£625,000
£1,100 PCM
RUSPER
£1,400 PCM
Weston Lettings are delighted to offer this fantastic 2 double bedroomed detached bungalow in a quiet cul-de-sac within walking distance of Littlehaven train station. This property has been beautifully refurbished to an extremely high standard
This property is quite unique. It is set back of the road and forms part of the Normans Estate within walking distance of Rupser where there is the village church, pubs, local store and schools. There is a converted barn which houses the heated swimming pool and sauna. Full use of that is included in the price.
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HORSHAM
£1,200 PCM
£1,100 PCM
Three bedroom luxuary bungalow in a private lane at West Chiltington. Triple aspect lounge overlooking grounds, cloaks, en-suite. “State of the art” kitchen/breakfast room. High quality property worthy of inspection.
Set in a quiet select development in the village of Faygate is this beautifully presented 3 bedroom house. This is the first time this property has come to the Lettings market and early viewing is advised to avoid disappointment.
A two double bedroom house situated in a quiet residential area within a short walk of Littlehaven train station and local shops. New kitchen with fully fitted units and new upstairs bathroom, redecorated throughout, new carpets, Large lounge/ diner with patio doors to a secluded south facing garden.
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£340,000
Four bedroom, detached home built in the 1880’s. Large conservatory overlooking garden, open fire in sitting room, large family sized kitchen reception area. Recently reduced price makes this deceptively spacious house amazing value.
LITTLEHAVEN
£209,950
Two bedroom, terraced home being ideal for FTB or investment. Overlooking a small green, gas CH. No chain, top location in Primrose Copse just Off Holbrook Lane north of Town Centre.
01403 271977
sales@mappandco.co.uk 6 Middle Street, Horsham, RH12 1NW
£2,495 PCM
Set in a quiet location is this superb 4 bedroom house with the additional benefit of a one bed detached barn conversion. The main house has been completely refurbished to an amazingly high standard and now includes a huge extension incorporating the kitchen/dining room. Gardens of approx 2 acres backing onto fields with the addition of loose boxes.
£795 PCM
A character semi detached two bedroomed cottage set in a great location within walking distance of Billingshurst Train Station and shops. Fully fitted Kitchen, lounge with feature fireplace, upstairs bathroom, secluded and private rear garden. Two parking spaces. Early viewing a must.
01403 242033
enquiries@westonlettings.co.uk 6 Middle Street, Horsham, RH12 1NW
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East Grinstead £3,750 pcm
Ifold £2,500 pcm
A truly stunning and newly built five bedroom detached family home situated in a private gated plot on the outskirts of East Grinstead.
A modern four bedroom detached family home set in the sought after village of Ifold with three reception rooms and double garage.
Hamptons Office Horsham
Hamptons Office Horsham
Bolney £1,950 pcm
Southwater £1,800 pcm
A four bedroom detached family house situated in a rural and quiet area of Bolney, the property enjoys fantastic views of the surrounding countryside.
A spacious and well positioned five bedroom detached family house located in a residential cul-de-sac in a sought after area of Southwater.
Hamptons Office Horsham
Hamptons Office Horsham
01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com
01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com
01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com
01403 839053 horshamlettings@hamptons-int.com
Best for Property Management. Hamptons International has been crowned Gold Winner in Best for Property Management at the 2011 Lettings Agency of the Year Awards in association with The Sunday Times and The Times, recognising Hamptons’ commitment to exceptional customer service. Call us to find out more about how our Property Management Services can help us meet your property requirements.
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Horsham | £895 PCM Two Bed Terrace Unfurnished Available March
Horsham | £850 PCM Three Bed Maisonette Unfurnished Available Now
Horsham | £795 PCM Horsham | £950 PCM | Three Bed Semi-Detached Unfurnished | Available April
Two Bed End Of Terrace Unfurnished Available April
Horsham | £695 PCM One Bed Conversion Unfurnished Available April
Horsham | £695 PCM One Bed Apartment Unfurnished Available March Horsham | £825 PCM | Two Bed Conversion Unfurnished | Available Now
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Bolney | £2,395 pcm
Ifold, Loxwood | £1,900 pcm
Rudgwick | £1,695 pcm
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Spacious and well presented 4 bedroom, 3 reception room family home situated down a private residential close in the highly sought after village of Rudgwick. Briefly comprises entrance hall with useful storage cupboards, downstairs WC, dual aspect lounge/sitting room with working fireplace and patio doors opening out to the rear garden.
Wisborough Green | £1,250 pcm
Rudgwick | £1,025 pcm
Rudgwick | £995 pcm
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Substantial 6 bedroom, 3 reception room family residence with large gardens located along an attractive private road in the highly sought after village of Ifold. Comprises an entrance hall, large lounge/sitting room with feature fireplace, dining room, third reception room/study, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom and WC, utility room.
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Substantial and well presented 4/5 bedroom, 3 reception room country residence set in a rural location on the outskirts of Bolney, near Haywards Heath. Briefly comprises a spacious bright and airy entrance hall, double doors opening into a large triple aspect lounge/sitting room with exposed timber beams, wood burning stove.
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D elightful 2 double bedroom, 2 bath/shower room, single storey, converted barn situated on a private farm estate near the highly sought after village of Rudgwick. Briefly comprises a entrance door leading into the centrally located open plan lounge/dining room with vaulted ceiling and exposed timber beams, solid wood flooring throughout.
Horsham | £945 pcm
Southwater | £825 pcm
Horsham | £700 pcm
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Large ‘Penthouse’ style top floor, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom apartment set in the prestigious ‘Martlett Court’ private gated development in a highly sought after village. Comprises parking, entrance hall, lift, private entrance hallway, 1 en suite shower room, bath/shower room, open plan lounge/diner, fitted kitchen, double glazing, central heating.
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Immaculately presented 16th century detached character cottage set in large attractive gardens in a rural location on the fringes of a highly sought after village. Briefly comprises a well appointed cottage style kitchen, utility/conservatory area, downstairs bath/shower room with WC, dining room with exposed timber beams.
Well presented and neutrally decorated 3 bedroom semi detached house, situated down a sought after residential road in North Horsham. Briefly comprises entrance porch, spacious lounge/living room, attractive and modern fitted kitchen breakfast room with double doors opening out on to the rear patio and garden.
Well presented, recently redecorated, 2 bedroom terraced house situated in a quiet residential close in the popular village of Southwater. Briefly comprises entrance hall, spacious lounge, kitchen/dining room with rear doors leading to patio and garden. Upstairs briefly comprises small landing area with loft access.
Spacious first floor 1 bedroom flat in the highly sought after ‘Greenacres’ development on North Parade in central Horsham. Briefly comprises secure entry phone system, communal entrance hall, private internal hallway with storage cupboard, double bedroom with floor to ceiling built-in wardrobes.
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01403 275030 info@pinnaclelets.co.uk
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THE LETTING SPECIALISTS - LET US LET FOR YOU
We are an established and independent Letting Agent and our reputation is built upon our experience and high level of service we provide
HORSHAm £1,300 pcm
HORSHAm £1,200 pcm
bROAdbRIdGE HEATH £1,200 pcm
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HORSHAm £595 pcm
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• Completely Refurbished Good Size Family Home • 3 Double Bedrooms • Hi-Spec Kitchen • Bathroom with Separate Shower • Garage & Excellent Garden
• Set Within Small Gated Development • Second (top) Floor Spacious 3 Bedroom Apartment • 2 Bathrooms • Building has use of a Lift • Allocated Parking
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bROAdbRIdGE HEATH £1,150 pcm • Village Location Character Property • 3 Double Bedrooms • Use of Open Fire • Garden • Off Road Parking
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• 3 Bedroom Family Home • Garage & Garden • Desirable Village Location • Popular School Catchment • Available Unfurnished
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• Excellent Central Location • Executive 1 Bedroom Apartment • Presented in Superb Order • Integrated White Goods • Building has use of a Lift
Most of our new business comes from referral and recommendations. If you are a landlord letting for the first time, considering a buy to let investment or you have a portfolio, call us to discuss what we can offer you.
A service you can rely on and people you can trust. Find us: 26 Piries Place, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1EH | Tel: 01403 275030 | Email: info@pinnaclelets.co.uk
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ProPerty of the Week
519273 Horsham £530pcm
729317 Horsham £650 pcm
Well presented ground floor studio apartment with garden situated close to the town centre and station
Superbly presented one bedroom annexe situated close to the station and town centre with gas central heating and double glazing.
584816 Ashington £1,750 pcm Substantial five bedroom detached family house set in a quiet residential close. Features a stunning fitted kitchen/breakfast room, master and guest bedroom with wardrobes and en-suites. Large rear garden and integral double garage.
87087 North Horsham £835 pcm
84641 Billingshurst £850 pcm
Well presented two double bedroom unfurnished house with garden and garage. Benefits from central heating.
A modern and neutrally decorated two double bedroom unfurnished house situated in the heart of the village centre.
936628 Kirdford £875 pcm
941249 Broadbridge Heath £925 pcm
947654 Billingshurst £925 pcm
339183 Nr Horsham Station £995 pcm
Three bedroom unfurnished terraced house situated in this quiet village location yet within easy reach of Guildford, Cranleigh and Horsham.
Spacious three bedroom mid terrace house situated in a popular residential area in Broadbridge Heath.
Spacious three bedroom terrace house situated in a quiet cul de sac close to Billingshurst Station and The Weald school.
Well appointed two bedroom first floor apartment forming part of a near new development in a desirable location.
884940 Horsham £1,100 pcm
572026 Horsham £1,150 pcm
957667 Horsham £1,200 pcm
939191 Southwater £1,750 pcm
Spacious three bedroom unfurnished semi detached house with garden and garage, situated in a popular residential area close to the A264.
Near new three double bedroom town house situated close to Horsham town and station. Central heating and allocated parking.
Beautifully presented and modern three bedroom end of terrace house situated in a popular area. Single garage and allocated parking.
Superb and immaculately presented four bedroom unfurnished detached house offering high spec contemporary accommodation. Viewing recommended.
Winners of Best Company in the 2010 Sussex Business Awards
Horsham:
01403 217585
18a Market Square, Horsham, West Sussex RH12 1EU email: horsham@leaders.co.uk Follow us @LeadersSussex
Opening times: Mon-Fri 9.00-6.00 Sat 9.00-5.00
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937306 Cranleigh £550 pcm
937286 Cranleigh £650 pcm
937467 Cranleigh £850 pcm
937166 Godalming £975 pcm
Self-contained first floor studio flat situated within a short walk from the High Street. Features gas central heating and double glazing.
Modern and well presented one bedroom flat situated close tovillage centre. Benefits from hard wood flooring and allocated parking.
Very well presented two bedroom split level apartment located in a central village location. Features a private decked area.
Two bedroom end of terrace house. Lounge, kitchen/breakfast room, bathroom with a shower over bath. Small garden, parking. Unfurnished.
937808 Cranleigh £1,300 pcm
937578 Cranleigh £1,400 pcm
937583 Cranleigh £1,500 pcm
953733 Ewhurst £1,500 pcm
Four bedroom end of terrace town house with garage and patio garden. Modern kitchen/ breakfast room and spacious lounge. Unfurnished.
Modern four bedroom detached house with modern fitted kitchen, conservatory, a private rear garden and garage.
A three bedroom detached bungalow. Large lounge/dining room, fitted kitchen, family bathroom and en-suite. Garage and garden. Unfurnished.
Bright and spacious four bedroom unfurnished semi detached property in the heart of the village. Benefits from new carpets and fresh neutral decor.
ProPerty of the Week
937704 Ewhurst £1,695 pcm
937973 Loxwood £1,695 pcm
Well presented unfurnished three bedroom detached lodge house in an attractive rural location with surrounding garden and driveway.
A good size five bedroom detached house situated in a highly sought after village location and featuring an open fire in the sitting room.
937260 Horsham £1,200 pcm 938023 Cranleigh £2,950 pcm
937897 Cranleigh £5,500 pcm
Five double bedroom well presented 16th Century cottage with private patio area and garden. Set in a quiet location with access to lake and orchard.
Imposing wing of a large neo Georgian country house with six double bedrooms and uninterrupted far reaching views to the South Downs.
Winners of Best Company in the 2010 Sussex Business Awards
Recently refurbished three bedroom detached family house in the popular North Heath Lane area. Benefits from gas central heating and double glazing.
Cranleigh:
01483 274444
228 High Street,Cranleigh, Surrey, GU6 8RL email: cranleigh@leaders.co.uk Follow us @LeadersSurrey
Opening times: Mon-Fri 9.00-5.30 Sat 9.00-2.00
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Motors Fiat go large with the new 500L the-resident.co.uk
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Fiat presents the first official images of the 500L, the new model which will have its world preview at the International Geneva Motor Show on March 6. 500L - the L stands for ‘Large’ - is the new addition to the 500 range, which, following the Abarth and Cabrio versions, furthers the brand’s strategy, with the aim of extending its offer by introducing models in a position to satisfy different types of customers. With the ‘L’, the 500 expands and grows together with customers, to accommodate new experiences and needs once more. With MPV passenger space combined with the feel of a small SUV on the road and the restrained dimensions and efficiency of a B segment car, the new Fiat model defies the conventional distinctions between the various segments, combining the typical characteristics of different categories in order to create a distinctive alternative to the traditional B and C segments. With the 500L, the Fiat brand
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Horsham chairman Kevin Borrett says plans to secure a site for a new ground are at an advanced stage, but he shares fans’ frustrations that details cannot be fully disclosed yet. The Hornets plan to �inally replace their former Queen Street home after a year of ground-sharing at Worthing and almost three years so far at Gorings Mead, home of Horsham YMCA. In a statement to supporters, Borrett said: “I am very conscious that the club last issued a formal statement regarding progress on its new ground plans last autumn.
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“For those within the club, involved on a daily basis in advancing the necessary arrangements, progress can feel painstakingly slow. “For those not directly involved, but with the same passionate interest in getting things sorted, the silence can be deafening and raise feelings of frustration, doubts and even worries about what exactly is going on. “Add to this our �irst-team position at the bottom of the Ryman Premier League and even the most ardent supporter can feel disillusioned.
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“I can assure you that every individual on the board, and each member of the club committee, do understand how frustrated every supporter of the club feels. “The extraordinarily complex nature of the legal documentation, and the sheer weight of detailed analysis required, is monumental and utterly time-consuming. “This approach is needed without taking shortcuts, however attractive they may seem, if we are to realise our intentions. “All that – together with our desire not to give opponents of our plans an early head-start and the con�identiality agreements in place – prevent suf�icient detail from being publicly
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disclosed that gives the level of reassurance we would like to. “However, since the last statement we have progressed a long way down the road and formal contracts are close to being signed. I cannot say exactly how close, as that is determined by the speed of response by others. “I can tell you there is a very strong will and desire from everyone involved to conclude the contracts – from the of�icers of Horsham District Council to the landowners of the site, our prospective development partners and the Holbrook Club. “Once contracts are agreed, and the support of the club’s trustees (who hold an in�luential shareholding) is secured, a public consultation by
way of a display of our plans will be required. “Following that, the planning process itself will be detailed and lengthy. But that is another very necessary part of the process that cannot be hurried – one where the club was rightly criticised by supporters last time around for inadequate preparation. “This season has thus far brought a fair measure of disappointment on the pitch and little real news off it, yet I continue to be amazed by the level of continued backing the club enjoys from its loyal supporters. “That loyalty and support is not taken for granted and, very soon, we hope to make good on the trust you have bestowed in us.”
County success for Atlantis swimmers Youth Swimming
Atlantis swimmers won �ive medals, including three golds, in the County Championships at the K2, Crawley. Kate Windle, 11, Beth Britton, 12, and Ella Windle, 13, all won their age groups to pick up gold medals in the 800m. After a whole season out of competition last year due to injury, Yasmin Hooker, 13, continued her return to the top by picking up a bronze medal. A delighted Edward Hundleby, 12, earned a bronze medal in the very tough 1,500m, while George Charter, 13, also achieved a personal best time. Buoyant head coach Bill Penny said: “I am really pleased we have started our county campaign so strongly. “The whole team – swimmers and coaches alike – have been working really hard ahead of this year’s championships and I am looking forward to the rest of the competition.”
Beth Britton, Kate Windle and Ella Windle with Atlantis coaches Andy Lobley and Bill Penny after similar success last year
As Jimmy Greaves would say: “It’s a funny old game!” When we lost four consecutive matches in December without scoring a goal, it started to look as though we were heading towards the bottom half of the Championship. We are now into February and remain unbeaten in 2012. We have beaten Newcastle and face Liverpool in the �ifth round of the FA Cup at An�ield next weekend. What’s more, we are within two points of a play-off spot, which we could even �ind ourselves sitting in tomorrow (Saturday) evening. Played in freezing weather, Saturday’s game against Leicester took a long time to warm up. In fact, it was well into the second half before it really sparked into life. Both teams had their chances, Albion having a goal disallowed because of an offside decision and Leicester shooting just wide with one of their attempts. It was again the ref that in�luenced the game and, for once, his decisions went our way. Leicester lost Jermaine Beckford to a red card before we lost Matt Sparrow. At this point, I think Leicester fancied their chances and tried a more attacking style, but all it did was to make room at the back that Albion were happy to exploit. When the �inally-�it Vicente found Will Buckley with an exquisite pass on the stroke of full time, there was no way our goal machine was going to miss. There was still time for the ref to send off Leicester’s Neil Danns for a second bookable offence when he brought down Vicente just outside the box. Had the ref allowed play to continue for another second or two, Ashley Barnes’ goal would have stood and Albion would have �inished 2-0 winners. Tomorrow we face Leeds at Elland Road following the sacking of their manager, Simon Grayson. When a new man takes charge of a team, it always seems their performances improve, at least in the short term. I just hope that it’s very short term! Elland Road is a ground I have yet to visit. We haven’t won there since 1985, but maybe my presence will inspire Albion to get that illusive victory. Only a few weeks ago I said I wasn’t sure I wanted Albion to push for promotion this year. But having beaten Newcastle and with a trip to Liverpool to look forward to, as well as being unbeaten in eight games, I’m starting to have second thoughts.
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Breaking with tradition at the Barns Green Half Marathon Matthew James Sport Editor
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In a break with tradition, the Barns Green Half Marathon will take place on Sunday, September 30 this year – a month earlier than usual. Organisers have made the change for the 30th race in order to avoid a clash with the Great South Run and to improve the chances of good weather. Race director Vernon Jennings said: “I am very excited about the change of date and would like to thank everyone who has been so accommodating, especially Christ’s Hospital School. “The section through the school is a lovely part of the race route and it has always seemed a shame to me that the pupils aren’t there to see it and cheer on the runners. “By moving the race forward a month, it will hopefully also mean we can accommodate more runners by having more car parking space available. In recent years in particular, persistent rain has resulted in waterlogged fields and problems with cars getting stuck in the mud. “Another new initiative for 2012 will be the introduction of junior and fun-run races for younger runners and more details on these will be announced very soon.” John Franklin, head of Christ’s Hospital School, said: “We are delighted that the pupils and staff at the school will get the chance to see such a wonderful local event. “We intend to have our famous marching band, made up of over 100 pupils, playing in the quadrangle beside the runners as they pass through. This will be a great spectacle and will hopefully give all those running in the
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The latest Horsham Riders Club trial took place in snow at Mannings Heath. White: John Charman 44 marks
Youth Cricket Horsham U12 (140-3 in 10 overs, Tom Clark 40*, James Whitehouse 32*) beat Billingshurst U12 (56-5) in the iDentilam Colts Indoor League at Tanbridge House School. Lingfield U12 (84-5) beat Billingshurst (66) and Lingfield (94) beat Horsham (89-3). Capel U16 (118-4) beat Horsham U16 (91, Joe Beck 25), Three Bridges U16 (111-3) beat West Chiltington U16 (80-4) and Billingshurst U16 (105-3, Connor O’Brien 29*) beat Horsham Trinity U16 (101-3).
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Runners raise money every year
race an extra lift. “Several of the staff will be competing in the race, as well as some of the older pupils. They are sure to get plenty of encouragement as they run through the beautiful main avenue.” A mixture of serious runners and fundraisers in ever-so-slightly silly costumes made the latest race an event to remember last autumn. Almost 1,500 entrants of various abilities ran around the lanes of Barns Green, Itchingfield, Christ’s Hospital and close to Southwater, through some of the most scenic countryside in West Sussex. More than £10,000 was raised through the 2011 race. All of this money has been distributed to
Horsham Riders in the snow
John Charman
Sport in Brief
Photo by Steve Hook
lost, Tony Flegg 54ml, Phil Walker 61ml. Blue: Sean Staker 65ml, Rich Ellis 74ml, Steve Parker 91ml. Yellow: Stuart Evans 42ml, Mick Dunstan 58ml, Roger Wynn 67ml.
Photos by John Lines
charities, groups, youth and sports clubs in and around the village who helped stage the race. The event was started in 1982 by Barns Green Football Club, to raise money for Muntham School when the school allowed the club to use floodlit facilities for training. It has been held every year since, except 1987 when part of the course was blocked by fallen trees after the great storm. A small army of helpers from in and around Barns Green, many from local sports clubs and youth organisations, help ensure the event runs smoothly. For more information about taking part, visit www.barnsgreen-half.org. uk
Horsham Hawks U14 won 47-40 at Angmering Cobras U14 in arguably their most absorbing contest of the season. Scorers: Haylee Miller 16, Jacob Larby 13, Max Dodd 7, Ola Edgal 4, Antonio Valbuena 4, Wesley Dishington 3. Horsham Hawks U12 enjoyed a more comfortable win against Angmering Cobras U12, romping home 74-31.
Football
Ryman League Premier Division: Horsham v Aveley postponed (frozen pitch). Division 2: Little Common v Steyning postponed, Storrington v Westfield postponed. Division 3: Broadbridge Heath v Bosham postponed, Forest v Saltdean postponed, Haywards Heath v TD Shipley postponed, Roffey v Pease Pottage postponed.
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