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Excerpts from the recently-published book

To celebrate the BT speaking clock reaching its 70th year, acompetition was launched to find the new voice. Applicants wereinvited to leave telephone recordings of their dulcet tones, with theproceeds of each call going to Children in Need. Brighton and Hoveresident Sara Mendes da Costa, a telemarketer and part-time voiceoverartist, was announced as the winner on BBC One’s Children in Need three weeks later.

2006 | Monday, October 23

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Hospital’s urgent and emergency servicesjudged “inadequate”by health inspectors

High in the sky: Images of the Brighton i360 captured by a drone

A health watchdog hasannounced today (Friday),that urgent and emergencyservices at the RoyalSussex County Hospital are“inadequate”.Inspectors said patient

safety at the hospitalwas “‘compromised”,there weren’t enoughnurses on duty with theright skills, and therewas overcrowding in theemergency department.The hospital, run by

Brighton and SussexUniversity Hospital NHSTrust has been told itmust make “significantimprovements” to the

emergency departmentfollowing a visit by the CareQuality Commission (CQC)in July.Professor Edward Baker,

deputy chief inspectorof hospitals, said he wasconcerned the trust has notimproved since its previousinspection.He added: “Some patients

coming into the urgentand emergency servicesdepartments continue toexperience a poor level ofcare and treatment.”The report said

overcrowding in thedepartment meant patients’privacy and dignity was“not consistently met” -despite the best efforts ofstaff.Paul Wallman, emergency

department clinical leadsaid: “On days when weare extremely busy somepatients who are broughtin by ambulance have towait for longer than any ofus want and of course weknow that this can be anuncomfortable, difficult,and even a frighteningexperience.”He said staff do their

“utmost” to get patientsinto cubicles as quicklyas possible but there isoften “not the capacity” toaccommodate them.Mr Wallman added:

“However, once a patientcomes through those doorsthey are in our care.We takethat responsibility veryseriously and always do ourbest for them.”

It’s nice up here. These spectacular images of the Brighton i360 give the first glimpse of what it might look like from the top of the tower. The iconic structure at the West Pier siteis at its full height - 162 metres - and the futuristic glass pod, which is being constructed in France, is set to arrive in Brighton in the next month. The pod will allow 200 visitors toride up the tower and view the city and its surroundings when it opens in summer 2016. A beach building is now being constructed at the foot of the Brighton i360, and will includea 400 seat restaurant, a shop, children’s play zone, exhibition space, tea rooms, and conference and event facilities (Photographs: Brighton i360/ Visual Air)

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The Hove Civic Societyhas been awarded a£20,000 grant fromTheHeadleyTrust to help fundconstruction of the HovePlinth.Karin Janzon, project

manager, said: “This isreally exciting news; thegrant will help us take asubstantial step towardsrealising our aim ofbringing new sculpture toHove seafront.”For more on Hove Plinth,

and the sculptures set to bedisplayed, see page 11.

The council is expectedto announce whether taxiapp Uber will be allowedto operate in Brighton andHove today (Friday).A decision was

adjourned after a meetingof Brighton and Hove CityCouncil’s licencing panelon Monday.There hasbeen resistance from localtaxi firms, which wereconcerned Uber would notadhere to council ruleson cabs. If the licenceis granted, Uber wouldoperate from an office inNorth Street.

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Market traders step up pressure on Ethical Property

The OpenMarket was regarded as one of the most exciting developments in the city when it opened in July last year

>> Continued from page 1

(49%) of the market’sincome, including rents.Some traders - including

many who are demandingto know what EthicalProperty Company (EPC)has done with its fees- have already begunplanning for a rent strike,if EPC’s contract is notterminated immediately,from November 1.Confidential accounts

show that EPC charges feesof £11,462 a month - plus£1,389 amonth in “turnoverfees” from stallholders- in return for runningthe market, which wasregarded as one of the mostexciting developments inthe city when it opened inJuly last year. Income fromstallholders, for rents andservices, is only £21,209.The amount spent onmarketing the open market- owned by Brighton OpenMarket CIC (CIC) - is putat about £1,000 a month -while repayments on a £1million start-up loan areabout £3,700.In a five-page “recovery

plan” seen by Brighton &Hove Independent, EPC

says: “Cashflow is nowthe critical factor. Withouta cash injection, the CICwill run out of cash inOctober.The directors havea responsibility to ensurethe CIC does not tradein a knowingly insolventposition.”The plan - which has

not been published ordiscussed in public

- addresses severalissues: limited weekendoperations; insufficientfootfall; a “mismatch”between what is onoffer and customers;unsustainable businessrates (£30,000, comparedwithapreviously estimated£10,000); managementinefficiencies; and alleged“weakness” in the CIC

board and “communityengagement”.The recovery plan from

EPC does not mention anyfailures by EPC. Much tothe anger of some traders.One said: “We want them

gone. We can’t afford therent - and we’re not goingto pay it. They are suckingall the money out of themarket - and we could do a

better job ourselves.”Traders have compiled a

30-point dossier of allegedmanagement failures bythe “ethical” and “green”management company -including: “For a year, therewas no mixed recycling onthe site”. It also highlights“heavy-handed bullying oftraders”.Oxford-based EPC

(www.ethicalproperty.co.uk) - which has closeconnections to theGreen Party and otherdevelopments in Brighton- has net assets of £16.9million, according tolatest documents filedat Companies House.Jeremy Corbyn rentshis constituency officein Islington from thecompany; Channel 4comedian Mark Thomashas been one of its highest-profile shareholders.EPC announced last

month that it had launcheda £3.5 million shareissue - the fifth sinceits foundation in 1998(previously it was knownas Caldey Company Ltd).Nick Forster, the

company’s director ofoperations, directedquestions to “CouncillorKevin Davies” (sic), theCIC chair - believed to bea confusion between CllrKevin Allen and councilofficer Richard Davies,the city council’s projectmanager for the market,who – strangely, accordingto some - takes minutes atCIC board meetings. CllrAllen did not return calls.

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The best of Brighton and Hovephotography captured in calendar

Photographs (clockwise from top left): Finn Hopson, Luke Macgregor,Heather Buckley, Laura Rush Rivoire, Finn Hopson

More than 50 stunningimages of the city willbe showcased in thisyear’s Brighton and HoveCalendar.Returning for its 16th

year, with pictures by 19local photographers, thecalendar also featureslocal event listings,fixtures, and a full tidetable for the year.Finn Hopson, owner of

the Brighton Photographygallery and calendarcurator, said: “I’ve beengetting this calendar since

it first began. It’s a hugeprivilege to be involved insomething so well lovedand ensure that it keepsgoing for many moreyears.”On sale from October

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Three Hove Plinth sculptures to cost up to £250,000 to createThe maquettes of the threesculptures set to adorn theHove Plinth were unveiledat a reception hosted by themayor on Monday.Each sculpture will be in

place on the plinth for 12-

18 months and then founda permanent position inHove or Brighton, whichcould include corporateheadquarters or publicspaces. The three sculpturesare expected to cost

£250,000 to construct. TheHove Civic Society is nowlooking for donors - with arange of founder packagesand corporate sponsorshipopportunities- “to help makeHove Plinth a reality”.

Davies’ fluid, amorphoussculpture cast in blue resinaims to mirror the organicmovements of nature; thesea breeze, gliding birdsand rolling waves. It willalso mimic the diversityand energy of the peoplesurrounding it, moving,dancing and playing. Theshape of the sculptureechoes Davies’ memories ofseaside treats and sweetsfrom the early 1980s.

Wright’s design is partmechanical model ofthe solar system, partfilm camera, and partship’s compass. The mostpopular landscapes andiconic images associatedwith Hove will orbit thesystem rather than planets.Wright intends to choosethe final objects, whichwill include both presentday and historical items,by consulting with localresidents and groups.

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Pierre Diamantopoulo tellsusmoreabouthissculpture,Flight of the Langoustine,which is to be made withcoated bronze and steel.

What was the idea behindthe sculpture?“Flight of the Langoustine”

was the first in the seriesof sculptures made onBrighton beach after a bitof beachcombing. A stormhad deposited a mangledlobster pot yards from mystudio under the arches.Thiswashed-up object had beena means of escape for thelobsters and this translateditself into a human story ofexodus and release - a dashfor freedom.

What is themeaningbehindthe work?Here too, a liberating

energy gives way to aprofound sense of unrest.These are also androgynousand anonymous figuresflying in defiance or fleeing,challenged by the confines oftheir environment.Grouped in unearthly

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A Week in the CityHomes

100 yearsPlanning

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SchnauzerfestAward

WasteHouse

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Pedal PowerFunding

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Private renters in Brightonand Hove who claimhousing benefit could see a£242-a-month shortfall, assupport is set to be frozenuntil 2020.Shelter, a housing and

homelessness charity,identified Brighton andHove as a “blackspot” -where families could faceextreme shortfalls betweentheir housing benefit andrent - as support is cut andrent prices continue to rise.Housing benefit helps

families on lower incomesto pay their rent, and isalready restricted to coverrents in the cheapest thirdof privately rented homes.In the southeast,

Brighton and Hove isprojected to be the fifthworst hit local authorityarea, for shortfalls betweenhousing benefit and rentincreases, according toShelter.The charity warnedthat with housing benefitfalling far short of privaterents many families couldbe forced to take ever moredesperate measures to paytheir rent, or face losingtheir home.

Hundreds of cyclistswill come together at theVelodrome in PrestonPark for a cycling eventin memory of RachelEvans-Milne, who died in2009 fromMotor NeuroneDisease, aged 44.Her family started

charity event, Pedal inPreston Park, six years ago,and it is now an annualsponsored cycling eventin aid of Martlets Hospiceand Motor Neurone DiseaseAssociation (MNDA).This year, to celebrate 137

years of the Preston ParkVelodrome, the organisersare looking for cyclists ofall ages to take part in thePreston Park Challenge.The challenge is to cycle137 laps - 43 miles -individually or as a team.Pedal in Preston Park

takes place on Saturday,October 31, from 8.30am- 5pm. Club cyclists ridebetween 8.30am andmidday then the track isopen to all riders.Entry is £10 for adults

and under 16s are free.To register, visit: www.pedalinprestonpark.org.uk

If you earn an averagesalary, and want to buyan average property inBrighton and Hove, itcould take more than 100years to save up for adeposit.That’s according to

research by online estateagents HouseSimple.com,which said the averagewage in the city is £23,488- and if 10% was saveda year, it would take 104years to have a largeenough deposit for an“average” £350,222 home.

Proposals for 57 flats atthe formerWhitehawkLibrary site is set to gobefore Brighton and HoveCity Council’s planningcommittee next week.The city council scheme

aims to deliver a mix ofaffordable one, two, andthree bedroom flats in tworesidential blocks at theFindon Road-WhitehawkRoad site.The planning committee

meeting will be held onWednesday at 2pm, atPortslade Town Hall.

The first Brighton Schnauzerfestsaw 35 waggy-tailed dogs turn out atStanmer Park on Saturday.The dogs gathered for a walk through

the woods, as part of a nationwideweekend of walks and events forschnauzer owners.The Brighton event,organised by Jeremy Diaper, owner of schnauzersTrevorand Geof said: “We were delighted with the response andthe fantastic turnout.The dogs - and their humans - madenew friends and had a lot of fun.The next event will beOctober 2016 and we’d love to see more people join us then”.A raffle at the end of the walk - first prize was a solid

chocolate schnauzer from Choccywoccydoodah - raised£358.75 for two animal rescue centres.

City centre school Middle Street Primary and NurserySchool is competing with organisations from across thecountry to win £25,000 of funding so pupils can learn ITskills to help with their future education and employment.Local Brighton firm One Family will award the cash to the

community project that has the most votes in the country.Laura Burrows, a teacher at Middle Street, said: “Our

computer equipment is outdated and slow, and we’restruggling to give pupils the start they deserve.“Brighton has 1,500 tech and digital businesses and the

numbers are growing all the time.“If we get this funding we’ll be able to give themmore

opportunities to learn vital skills like coding, as well asdeveloping their creative skills around graphic and gamesdesign. Having up to date equipment will make a massivedifference to our children.We’re the only community projectin Brighton going for this funding, so please vote for our bidbefore October 31.”Finn Johnson, a nine-year-old pupil at the school, said:

“‘I want to work in tech when I’m older and would reallylike the chance to practice my skills at school. I might wantto be a games designer, but I also like coding and usingprogrammes to make films and music. Please vote for us!”To vote please visit: foundation.onefamily.com

A Brighton building made of old toothbrushes, carpettiles, denim jeans, discarded bricks and wood, receivednational recognition and a £1,000 prize.The University of Brighton’s Waste House was a

finalist for the 2015 Stephen Lawrence Prize, funded bythe Marco Goldschmied Foundation.A Hampshire project took the award but theWaste

House scooped the special prize after judges said: “It hassufficient scientific integrity to be taken seriously bythe construction industry and just enough political cloutto influence recycling policy. It is clear this interestingproject will continue to question important issues ofrecycling that affect everyone.”


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The Fairy Tale Fair isback in Brighton, butwith a dark twist forHalloween.On Sunday, the fair

at The Open Marketon London Road, willfeature 40 stalls by localdesigners and makers,with a spooky treasurehunt for children, facepainting, and a free crafttable.Visit the fair from

10.30am until 4pm.

Brighton and Hove CityCouncil is offering freecourses to increaseconfidence for cyclists.The courses are open to

anyone aged 14 and overwho lives, works, or studiesin the East Central Brightonarea, coveringTarner,AlbionHill, KempTown, CravenVale, Bristol Estate, QueensPark, Hanover, and ElmGrove.The aim is to helppeople to cycle confidentlyon the roads and negotiatechallenging road layouts,and to give bicyclemaintenance advice.Visit: www.brighton-hove.

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Feeding 5,000Hundreds of volunteers will attempt to feed 5,000 peoplefrom more than a tonne of surplus food donated by localbusiness and farms.The special event will take place onthe Level on Thursday, from 11am to 3pm, and aims tostimulate public action on food waste.Vera Zakharov, coordinator of Brighton and Hove Food

Partnership, said: “Our free feast is for everyone, whetheryou want to tackle food waste at home, volunteer in yourlocal community, put pressure on policymakers, or justappreciate a free, nutritious meal.”Speakers and special guests include Tristram Stuart,

global food waste campaigner and author, Caroline LucasMP, Douglas McMaster, the chef behind Silo zero wasterestaurant, and Lindsay Boswell, CEO of FareShare UK.The event will also feature workshops and children’s

activities, a free grocery giveaway, and info stallspromoting local food waste projects.

Charity

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Mental health

A group of brides werespotted strolling along theseafront on Saturday.They were raising cash for

Rockinghorse, a Brighton-based children’s charity, inthe annual Hen Heaven HereComes the Bride event.The15 party planners donnedbridalwear for the walkfrom Saltdean to theWestPier, and raised £1,626.85.The walk has raised

£10,000 for Rockinghorse inthe last four years.

Design

Window dressing

Rachel Hyde, a Brightonillustration student,transformed PoshTottyDesign’s shop front into awork of art. Her design tookmore than seven hours todraw on to the North Laineshop window.Inspired by Brighton, it

features the city’s skyline,with added fireworks.Rachel said: “The design

came about because Ilive in Brighton and I’mparticularly inspired bybuildings.They’re all aroundus, yet a lot of people missthe architectural detail ofbuildings that they walkpast every day.”

Local teams took part in a football tournament organisedby Albion in the Community (AITC) to markWorld MentalHealth Day.The six-a-side Mental Health Awareness tournament

brought together 150 players involved in AITC’s mentalwellbeing football sessions and from community schemesacross England.The AITC sessions use the power of football to help

people overcome mental health issues and challenge the stigma surrounding mental health.The event was supported by American Express volunteers who helped with logistics and refereed matches

alongside AITC coaches.The AITC Mental Wellbeing Cup was won by the Croydon Eagles, Brighton’s AITCWilliamCollier team won the Plate, and “Fair Play” was awarded to Bexhill’s Lawn Court teams.


One Thursday morning inlate April, I heard SandiToskvig on Woman’s Hourtelling Jenni Murraywhy she was leaving TheNews Quiz to start a newpolitical party for women’sequality, and jumped at thechance to start a branch inBrighton.I was motivated by

frustration with the lackof women in power, theportrayal of women in themedia, the fact that theissues of women’s equalitywhich have always felt soimportant and outrageousto me, are not takenseriously in mainstreampolitics.Change is taking too

long - when I look at mydaughter and her friends,who at 22 years old havethe whole world in frontof them, I know that I needto be doing whatever I can

to make equality happenright now.Brighton and Hove is no

different to any other partof the UK, in that every daywomen face inequality atwork, in politics, and inpublic life.Although women make

up 51% of the population,they are only 29% of MPs,25% of judges, and 24% ofFTSE 100 directors. Thismeans that in politics,the law, and in business,women’s voices are notgetting heard.Women still occupy the

lowest-paid jobs - three-quarters of the peoplewho’ve done minimumwage jobs in the last 10years are women. Workingwomen earn 81p for everypound a man earns - andat the current rate it willbe 70 years before that gapeventually closes.

Around 1.2 millionwomen suffer domesticabuse every year, andevery day there are 250rapes or attempted rapes.Conviction rates are low.Women are represented

in adverts and the mediaas sex objects and victims,rather than individualswith ambitions and ideas.Our children are held backby the limits imposed onthembygenderstereotypes.Starting the Brighton

branch was my chance tocontribute to a movementwhich can make genderequality a reality in thiscountry.As well as Sandi Toksvig

and Catherine Mayer, whostarted the party, andSophie Walker, who leadsit, there are hundreds ofamazingly talented women- and men - behind thisparty and I count myself

incredibly lucky to havehad the opportunity tobe a part of it. When westarted there were two ofus making up the Brightonbranch, and we were oneof three branches in thecountry.Now I work with a team

of 29 volunteers from allwalks of life, we have 1,400followers on Facebook andnearly 600 members andsupporters in our branch.We’re one of a crowd of65 branches across the UKand we’re growing all thetime.At our first meeting in

Saltdean Lido back in May,local people told us abouttheir experiences of sexismand inequality at work andat home, their frustrationat lack of representation,and the way women arerepresented in the mediaas sex objects and victims.

They told us of theirfrustration about thegender stereotypesimposed on their childrenand their hopes that thisparty had a real chance ofmaking changes so thatwe offer a better world forthe next generation of boysand girls. The output fromthat first meeting - andthe several we have hadsince - have contributed tothe forming of the policieswhich were launched bythe WEP nationally onTuesday, and by our ownbranch onWednesday.Wednesday’s policy

launch saw 130 women andmen come together to saywe are not going to wait forequality, we are going tomake it happen - now.

To get involved visit: www.facebook.com/wepbrightonor follow @WEPBrighton

Why I set up the Brighton branchof theWomen’s Equality Party

The UK’s newest political force already has 45,000 members since it launched in April, and the Women’s Equality Party outlined its first policies this week.The Brighton branch - which is one of the largest in the UK - held a meeting at The Synergy Centre in West Street on Wednesday, and around 130 women - and men - were eager to find out more.CELIA WILSON, the leader of the Brighton group, tells us why there is a need for the new political party.

David Dimbleby, FatboySlim, and Alison Lapper,will take part in theUniversity of Brighton’sGreatDebate,which aims togauge public opinion on theuniversity’s involvement inthe community.The celebrity panelists

have links with theuniversity, and willbe joined by its vice-chancellor Professor JulianCrampton.Mr Dimbleby, BBC’s

Question Time presenter,said: “As a regular visitorto the city I am lookingforward to chairing thisdebate. I expect it toprovide a platform forlively discussion about thecity’s future and the role ofthe university in it. Debatesare always unpredictableand I have no doubt thisone will be too.”The Great Debate will be

held at the Sallis BenneyTheatre, at the university’sGrand Parade campus inBrighton, on November 17,starting at 7pm.

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WHATCANYOUREMEMBERABOUT2007?Gordon Brown was both the Chancellor and Prime Minister that year and the financial crisis kicked in with the collapse of then Northern Rock Bank. Manybusinesses faced an uncertain future and it was against this difficult financial climate that a local dealership group was ‘relaunched’.

The Birchwood Group has seen many changes in the intervening 8 years, not least a move from an inert, reactive business to a dynamic ambitious group.Here are some of the highlights from their journey:

• APPOINTMENTASTHE LARGEST FORDTRANSITCENTRE IN SUSSEX

• APPOINTMENTASTHEONLYFORDSTORE IN SUSSEX

• APPOINTMENTASTHE LARGESTSKODAFRANCHISE PARTNER IN SUSSEX

• APPOINTMENTASTHE LARGESTKIAFRANCHISE PARTNER IN SUSSEX

In the last 18 months the Group has invested heavily in new dealership builds and upgrades for existing locations to prepare for future growth. The brandnew purpose built Kia facility in Eastbourne opened in 2014 and will be joined this month by a brand new state of the art Skoda showroom, also located inEastbourne. The existing Hastings site underwent a complete refurbishment to re-open as a FordStore facility, representing the Ford performance heritagewith the iconic Mustang and Focus RS through to the latest premier Vignale range.

Pete Parker, Director said ‘In the last two years all of our sites have undergone significant building upgrading. By relocating our Eastbourne Skoda dealershipto a purpose built facility we can now convert the existing location ready for our next exciting opportunity’.

It’s not just buildings that the Group has invested in; currently participating in the Ford CEM Movement, the management team are actively encouragingtheir teams to be more involved with strategic decision making. Pete Parker said ‘Whilst our buildings are important, our greatest asset is our people and thecommitment they bring to the workplace. We wanted to harness their energy and knowledge to help further achieve all our potential’. The Group activelyseek to promote from within whenever possible and have successfully extended the traditional technician apprenticeship schemes to offer apprenticeshipopportunities in Sales, Customer Service and IT.

With future growth in mind the Group have just announced a fourth franchise will be added to their portfolio. Pete Parker said ‘We are proud to announce thelaunch of a brand new Mitsubishi dealership in Eastbourne which is due to open in late 2015.’ The new venture will be located in the building vacated by theSkoda relocation and a full refurbishment is now underway. This refurbishment will also see the Group open a dedicated new and used vehicle preparationcentre which in turn will enable the expansion of Transit Centre workshop capacity across the Ford business. Pete Parker added ‘By extending our openinghours and investing in workshop facilities, we are set to double our Transit Centre vehicle workshop capacity and space by late 2015’.

All of this growth has led to the Group launching a major recruitment drive and they are actively looking for talented, ambitious, energetic people to jointhem. If you think you could succeed in one of the following roles then now could be the time to make your move.

You can find outmore atwww.birchwoodgroup.co.uk/careersor apply direct to [email protected]

MITSUBISHI BRANDMANAGERWe are proud and excited to go live with our latest franchise in Eastbournethis year. Mitsubishi is one of Britain’s fastest growing brands. We requirea hands-on manager to assist with the set-up, launch and developmentof this new site. This person will ideally be looking to take a step up froma current Sales Controller/Business Manager/Assistant Manager type offunction, and has the desire to build a small new team from the ground-up,then to expand it as vehicle sales accelerate. This is a rare opportunity andchallenge for an ambitious and motivated individual.

SENIOR SALES EXECUTIVESIdeal opportunity for an experienced sales executive looking to make thatnext move in their career.

TRAINEE SALES EXECUTIVESAmbitious, positive, customer focussed sales people required to join ourexisting and new sales teams. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn aboutour industry; five of our current sales management team started with us astrainees.

TECHNICIANSQualified technicians required at various locations.

PARTSWAREHOUSEOPERATIVEApplicants should have;

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AFTERSALESADVISORSIf you are an experienced, enthusiastic aftersales advisor looking for agreat opportunity then we want to talk to you. If you are entirely customerfocused, you can have a great career with us.

VALETCARPARKFACILITATOR/EASTBOURNEFORDWe are seeking a person who will ensure that as our Ford customers driveinto the reception valet/drop off area, they are; met with a smile, walkedinto the dealership and have their cars parked on their behalf. The role alsomeans being accountable in supporting our car parking/traffic programmeto make sure that all runs smoothly on our busy 3 acre site. The individualwill be customer focussed and organised.

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Name Job title Salary ceilingGeoff Raw Chief executive £150,000Vacant Chief finance officer n/aVacant Executive director environment, development and housing n/aPinaki Ghoshal Director children’s services £115,000Denise D’souza ASC commissioning unit £105,000Tom Scanlon Public health £95,860Peter Wilkinson Consultant in public health medicine and deputy director of public health £90,263Abraham Ghebre-Ghiorghis Head of law £86,700Paula Murray Assistant chief executive £86,700Nigel Manwell Head of financial services £86,700Susan Moorman Head of human resources and organisational development £86,700Mark Prior Head of transport £86,700Tracy John Head of housing £86,700Nicholas Hibberd Head of city regeneration £86,700Stephen Barton Assistant director of children’s services £86,700Helen Gulvin Assistant director of children’s services £86,700Jo Lyons Assistant director of children’s services £86,700

Top 15 council officers = £1,336,423

Geoff Raw has beenappointed as the£150,000-a-year chiefexecutive of Brighton andHove City Council.The interim boss was

picked by a panel onTuesday, and was oneof three candidatesinterviewed from 11applications.He replaces Penny

Thompson, whosedeparture from the councilin June cost the taxpayer£270,000. Mr Raw wasappointed acting chiefexecutive from July,until securing the jobpermanently.The news comes as

the latest figures onsenior officers’ salarieswere released yesterday(Thursday).The top 15 posts, cost the

taxpayer a total £1,336,423a year - and two of them are“vacant”.

However,oneofthevacantposts - executive director ofenvironment, developmentand housing, and Mr Raw’sold job - is being coveredby a joint internal "acting-up" arrangement - betweenNick Hibberd and RichardBradley.There is reportedlya short-term saving to thecouncil by covering thevacancy in this way.The other vacant post is

for the chief finance officer.Rachel Musson, who is

six months' pregnant, is theinterim executive directorfor finance and resourcing,for whose services thecouncil pays a recruitmentagency £999-per-day. Thepost is due to be advertised"very shortly".The head of housing post

was until recently vacant,but Tracy John started onSeptember 28.On Mr Raw’s

appointment, Warren

Morgan, leader of thecouncil said: "I'm delightedthat Geoff Raw will berecommended as chiefexecutive, with unanimouscross party agreement,to lead the council intoa period of enormouschallenges, changes andopportunities.“Geoff has been with

the council for over fiveyears across three differentpolitical leaderships, sohe commands respectand goodwill across thechamber.He not only knowsthe city and the councilinside out, but is someonewith the experience, ideasand skills to tackle theextremely tough times wenow must face together.One example of the kindof innovation he bringsis the housing scheme Iannounced thisweek,whichhe has been instrumental inbringing together."

Top 15 council officerscost us all £1.3mayear

Clockwise from top left: Geoff Raw, chief executive; Denise D’souza, ASC commissioning unit; Paula Murray,assistant chief executive; Pinaki Ghoshal, director children’s services; Tom Scanlon, public health;Tracy John, head of housing


Use of reserves £1.2m (-£2m)

Fees, charges and rents£121.2m (+£3.9m)

Housing rents £52.6m (+£0.7m)

Government grants£107.8m (-£13.8m)

Dedicated schools grant

£156m (+£0.5m)

Housing Benefit

grant£165m

(+£2.8m)

Council Tax £112m (+£5.2m)

Collection fund surplus £3.8m (+£1.9m)

Business Rates retainedby council £52.4m (+£0.8m)

Investment income£0.6m (no change)

Investment in schools £19.7m

Planned maintenance & property improvement

£12.5m

Highways & transport£10.6m

Investment in regeneration projects

£18.4m

Housing £51.5m

Adult & children’s social care £1.2m

Investment in waste & recycling £4.7m

2015/16 Total

£120.6m

Investment in computer systems & infrastructure £2m

Schools & education£183.4m (+£1.3m)

Central services£26.3m (-£1.5m)

Highways & traffic management£33.3m (-£0.2m)

Libraries, museums & tourism £21.3m (-£0.6m)

Leisure, parks & open spaces £8.5m (-£0.3m)

Planning & economic development£10.0m (no change)

Public health£20.9m (+£2.1m)

Cost of funding capital investment programme £46.7m (+£0.5m)

Refuse collection, disposal & recycling£25.9m (+£0.2m)

Housing Benefit £165m (+£2.8m)

Adult social care £109.2m (-£3m)

Housing £56.9m (-£1.3m)

2015/16 Total

£772.6m

Public safety £7.1m (-£0.5m)

Other children’s services£58.1m (+0.5m)

(figures in brackets show the change from 2014-15)

The cost of Brighton & Hove services

Services provided

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2015/16 Total

£772.6m

(figures in brackets show the change from 2014-15)


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As a Collaborative Family LawyerI help couples understand that thedivorce process doesn’t have to be aboutpoint scoring where one party wins andthe other loses. It’s a process wherebyyou get help in finding a respectful wayof communicating. It is built on trust andtransparency; all advice is given openly,meaning there is less confusion andless stress.

However Iam often asked can adivorce ever really be ‘pain free’. AndI have to say probably not; but the paincan be minimised considerably both inthe short and long term by being wellinformed and having space to think.

When a relationship breaks downfamilies will not just need the help ofLawyers.As such I work with a wholerange of others who provide expertsupport-financial advisers, familyconsultants and therapists.We all committo helping couples separate in a way thatpromotes respect, avoids battles and putsthe needs of any children involved first.

Put most simply we work in the mostconstructive and non-confrontational waypossible.

However at the start of the processI will always talk through how committedclients are and how they reached thedecision to separate.This is vital couplesneed to feel the process is one they arefully in control of.

Some couples won’t be readyto follow through and decide therelationship may still be worth trying tosave. It’s not unusual for one party toseek initial advice and only come backand start the process months or evenyears later.

This is a good thing as ending arelationship should never be a rusheddecision.

So how do you know?

Here are my tips for understandingwhen it is right to start the process.

1. Before ‘walking out’ on yourrelationship ask yourself whatam I stillprepared to try to make this work.

2. Make a list highlighting what worksand what needs to change.

3. Stop asking friends and family foradvice – take some time out by yourselfand think what do I think is the rightthing to do?

4. If you then decide you do want

to start the process of separatingconsider the financial practicalities –such as mortgage, pension, and loancommitments.

5.Think about what’s importantto you.

If you have considered all the aboveand still want to go ahead then contacta Lawyer for an initial discussion. I willalways see clients for an informal chatand to help them find out what they needto know.

No one expects you to know exactlywhen the right time to leave is but besure to talk to your partner, talk to alawyer and make sure you arefully informed.


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Dog has been revitalisedand reimagined underthe leadership of themanagement team intoone of the most iconicdestination pubs in Sussex.This team is constantlybreaking new ground andtrying to test people’sconceptions of what acountry pub is or should be.Beer is experiencing a

bit of a renaissance at themoment and the pub isriding on this craft beerwave.The 12 headed copper

beer tap that dominatesthe top bar as you enterimmediately informs youthat this place is doingsomething special andthat extra attention shouldbe paid to some of theserare, one-off beers that areconstantly being sourcedfrom both the UK andabroad. Even beer from asfar-flung as New Zealandhas made an appearanceon this alter to hop andgrain! But it’s not all about

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A meeting of minds for Brighton and Hove businesses

Business

Brighton Summit sawmore than 300 businesspeople, freelancers, andentrepreneurs in the citycome together for a dayof speakers, networking,workshops, and learning.The annual Chamber of

Commerce-led conference,held at the ClarendonCentre on Friday (October16), centred on the idea ofbusiness growth.A Brighton and Hove

Chamber of Commercespokesperson said it was “aday of discovery,challenges,inspiration and fun”.With more than 50

speakers - includingJim Duffy, founder ofEntrepreneurial Spark, andNikki Gatenby, managingdirector of Propellernet- sessions varied fromdiscussions on growingyour business, to colouringfor stress relief.Delegates were able to

customise their day, withmore than 20 differentsessions to choose from.Mr Duffy said: “It was

fantastic to attend theBrighton Summit as akeynote speaker and toengage with businessleaders at all levels. I havealways believed in theimportance of nurturing a

#GoDo attitude in order toengage your potential andexcel in the business worldand it was great to see thisresonate with the otherspeakers and the audience.However, as Giles Palmerfrom Brandwatch said, it’simportant to rememberthe importance of beingproactive, if you’re notready for action then this isnot the industry for you.“The Brighton Summit

was testament to thefact that the decade ofthe female entrepreneurhas begun, and it wasgreat to meet such drivenbusinesswomen and hearfrom PropellorNet’s NickiGatteny. The BrightonChamber is an incrediblyopen and progressiveorganisation, which isalways looking for newways to engage andengender members, and I’mproud to be a part of theirfabulous network.”

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King Alfred LeisureCentre,Withdean SportsComplex, Portslade LeisureCentre, and MoulsecoombCommunity Leisure Centreare offering a range ofactivities this half term tokeep children entertained.The Freedom Leisure

sites, run on behalf ofBrighton and Hove CityCouncil, will be holdingorganised activity sessionsfrom Monday to Friday(October 26- 30).King Alfred Leisure

Centre is offeringtrampolining for childrenaged seven to 14 years,from 9.30am-10.30pm, and10.30am-11.30am everyday.Portslade Leisure

Centre is also putting ontrampolining sessions,

as well as football foryoungsters aged five toeight on Monday, October26, andTuesday, October27. OnWednesday, October28, it will be offeringsnooker to anyone agedeight to 14-year-olds.Moulsecoomb

Community LeisureCentre will be holdingfree trampolining tastersessions onTuesday,October 27, at 2.30pm andThursday, October 29, at10am.Withdean Sports

Complex is launchingtheir new look TennisTraining Camps for theOctober half term, splitinto two age groups: sixto nine-year-olds and 10to 14-year-olds.This willoffer youngsters a chance

to work on technical shotdevelopment, tacticalplanning and matchplay.The centre will also

be running an AthleticsAcademy for the wholeweek, for children agedseven to 12.This energeticactivity camp will beloaded with fun eventsincluding sprints, javelin,hammer throwing, shotput, long jump, relays, andhurdles.Chris Lovelock, manager

of Freedom Leisure Area,said: “We are delightedto be offering an excitingrange of activities tohelp your child beat theboredom this half term.“The sessions offer local

youngsters the perfectopportunity to get involvedin a new sport, while

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Wood salvaged fromBrighton’s Palace Pier hasbeen transformed into arange of jewellery by EcoWood Rings.Having sourced a piece

of the keruing wood usedto build the Palace Pier inBrighton, Steve Sutherland,owner of Eco Wood Rings,looked at different waysin which they could useit to create some of theirhandcrafted rings.The result was a wood

ring with an added an inlayof sand and shells fromBrighton beach, as well as atitanium ring with an inlayof the keruing wood.Mr Sutherland said: “We

are asked to supply lots ofvery unique wood rings formany different occasions,made out of anythingfrom old furniture to boatmasts. For anyone witha connection to Brightonthese are beautiful pieces ofjewellery, unique to the city”.

Wood from the Palace Piercrafted into eco-rings


Waterside’s waterfront wonder: The Hilton Brighton Metropole is a unique treasure

Any Brightonian has theMetropole in their blood. Ilive outside my home citythese days, yet every day Isee a picture of the hotelwe have up in our house(the paddling pool acrossfrom the hotel was wheremy wife played as a girl).My parents partied there.My father-in-law was achef there. The family hadSunday lunches there formany years.So, when I was asked

by the Hilton Group toresearch the “old lady” forher 125th anniversary, Iwas dubious how muchthere was to find out. Ididn’t think that therewould be much.

I was wrong.During my exploration

of the “Met’s” archives,what struck me was notjust how much has takenplace in this grand late-Victorian building, buthow lucky we are to havethis rare redbrick andterracotta gem in ourmidst. The Metropole(or Hotel Metropole asit was originally called)is incredible - it haswitnessed and creatednumerous firsts. And yet,unbelievably, the Metisn’t one of Brighton’snumerous listed buildings.I hope, you’ll agree we’veperhaps taken the Met forgranted for too long. Also,

that we not only need tocherish this unique piece ofarchitecture, but preserveit for future generations asa listed building, too.Surviving 125 years

wasn’t always guaranteed.Detractors duringconstruction (1888-1890) predicted hotelsas magnificent as theMetropole wouldn’t beviable. The Brighton andHove Gazette, however,correctly predicted therewas “plenty of room for asnew and elegant [a] hotelas the Metropole”. The Metwas built by the GordonHotels Group, followingtheir decision to buildequally-prestigious hotels

in Monte Carlo, London,and Cannes. Brighton’sHotel Metropole was oneof the first in Britainto hold this prestigiousinternational name forhotels; ironically, it isalso one of the last to doso, and the oldest British“Metropole” in existence tohave kept its name sinceopening. So it is not just“our” Metropole. It is theMetropole.It is also precious, as it

was - and is - unique.AlfredWaterhouse, the famousand successful Victorianarchitect who designed theNatural History Museumas well as the hotel, neverbuilt any other seasidepublic buildings or hotels.His only other offering inour city, Hove Town Hall,burned down in 1966.Brighton’s Metropole

is not only our onlyWaterhouse building in thecity, but it is also a portraitof Britain at its richest -and Brighton at its best.The Second World

War hit Brighton andthe hotel hard. By 1959,the hotel was outdated,needing rejuvenation andexperiencing the “70-year-itch” Brighton’s hotelsseem to be plagued with.Gordon’s were losing£10,000 a year on the

hotel and looking either todemolish the building or tochange all but the bottomtwo floors into flats. Thedays of large, prestigioushotels were gone it seemed.Resorts like Brighton weredoomed, replaced by thestart of cheaper, overseaspackage holidays. Thehotel’s once-illustriousItalian andWinter Gardenslost their romantic appealas encroaching towerblocks sprang up over thetown.Thankfully, one man

believed large hotels couldsurvive - and Brightonhad a future. “Nothingbut the best is goodenough for Brighton,”said the Metropole’s newowner, Harold Poster,chief executive officerof Associated Veneersand Plastics (AVP). TheMetropole became thejewel in the crown of hisindustrial and commercialempire, so much that hebuilt most of the modernhotels bearing the name ofhis “favourite”.

Brighton’s Metropole is not only our only Waterhouse building in the city, but it is alsoa portrait of Britain at its richest - and Brighton at its best

It is 125 years since the Hotel Metropole opened on Brighton seafront. Its successor - the Hilton Brighton Metropole - is marking the anniversary with an impressive exhibition of the people and events that arecentral to the city’s development.The exhibition was created in partnership with KEVIN NEWMAN, a historian, teacher and founder of All-Inclusive History, a specialist in walking tours in and around Brighton and Hove.


A self-made Londoner,Poster also went on tobuy other Brighton hotels,bankroll the BrightonFestival, and purchase theWest Pier.Poster ensured not only

did it remain a hotel, butalso the hotel to be seenin once again, if you wererulers or royalty.It had always been

Brighton’s biggest hotel(initially the biggest inthe country outside ofLondon), but it was now tobe even bigger. The hotel

embraced 20th-centuryconsumer needs andbecame Brighton’s firstresidential conference andexhibition centre - morethan a decade before theBrighton Centre was built.The unsafe roof timberswere replaced to supportthe country’s first rooftoprestaurant, the “Starlit” in1961. Its grounds includedBritain’s first European-style licensed casino from1962 and it boasted bythe late 1970s 100,000square feet of conference

and exhibition space.Conservative and Labourfinally had a Brightonvenue befitting partyconferences.Since AVP’s purchase

of the hotel, it has had anumber of owners, rightup to the present owners,the Hilton Group. They arerightly proud of the uniqueVictorian survivor theypurchased: its architectureand heritage.The Metropole deserves

far more than beingsomewhere Brightonians

and visitors to our city evertake for granted. It tells thetale of Brighton from itslate-Victorian grandeurof the resort’s heyday. Thehotel was called brash,loud, shocking - but theseare all descriptions ofBrighton. Hotels have tostand out to be noticed andthe Metropole certainlydid - and its uniquenessmeans it still does. Thatuniqueness deservesprotecting and we shouldlistWaterhouse’s watersidewonder now.

The changing face of the “old lady”. HaroldPoster (top right) points out his plans forredevelopment of the Metropole in 1960- which had been opened in 1890 by theGordon Hotels Group

Kevin Newman is the author of the forthcoming Brightonand Hove In 50 Buildings, to be published by AmberleyBooks in April next year, price £13.50. He presents talksabout Brighton and Hove hotels among other topicsand his next project is to track down all the Metropolehotels across the world past and present for his bookMetropoles Apart, due out at the end of next year. Formore information, visit: www.allinclusivehistory.org

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Band explore the sounds ofGeorgeLucas’s sci-fi classic

Maggie embraces cabareton a big night out in Soho

Musical innovators AsianDub Foundation willperform their latest livesoundtrack to GeorgeLucas’s 1971 visionary cultsci-fi classic THX 1138 atBrighton Dome on Tuesday,October 27 (8pm).Retaining much of

Lalo Schiffrin’s scoreand soundtrack, AsianDub Foundation’s newinterpretation creates amemorable live experienceto Lucas’s chilling, stylistic,dystopian fantasy wheremood-stabilising drugsare mandatory, sex isprohibited, and a youngRobert Duval rages againstthe system.Asian Dub Foundation’s

Steve Savale said: “Afterthe success of Battle ofAlgiers and La Haine, Iwanted to find a film that’stechnically possible torescore so that audiencescan actually watch the filmand experience the musiclive.“It was very important

to respect the avant-garde,classical, discordantsoundtrack that’s there- by one of my great all-time heroes Lalo Schiffrin- where the only melodicinstrument is the flute - soNathan ‘Flutebox’ Lee’sinterpretation of thosediscordant strings is veryrelevant to the film. Itrepresents the emotion.”

Steve highlights the film’sprescience:“It’s got religiousfundamentalism, mad, out-of-control consumerismanda totalitarian centralisedcomputerised system ofdomination. I think all ofthose things exist now.”On release THX 1138 was

a box-office disaster andalmost destroyed Lucas’scareer on the spot beforeStar Wars was conceived.Now considered a cultclassic (last year it wasincluded in Time Out’s 100Best Sci Fi movies), theoriginal soundtrack hasbeen widely sampled by ahost of influential electronicartists including, Nine InchNails, The Shamen, MeatBeat Manifesto, UNKLE,Orbital, Front 242, Laibachand Clock DVA.Produced by Francis Ford

Coppola THX 1138 wasGeorge Lucas’s directorialdebut.Three times AcademyAward Winner WalterMurch - famed for his sounddesign for Apocalypse Now-made the film’s soundtrackand also co-wrote the scriptwith Lucas.Asian Dub Foundation

are a British electronicaband that play a blend ofrapcore, dub, dancehall andragga. They also use rockinstruments and are partlyinfluenced by punk music.Tickets cost £20 or £17.50.

There is a £2 per ordercharge. Additional postagecharges (50p standard or£1.50 recorded delivery)apply.

For more information,call 01273 709709 or visit:www.brightondome.org

Following a second sell-out run at the EdinburghFringe, Margaret ThatcherQueen of Soho is returningto the Brighton ComedyFestival for a date at theCornExchange onSaturday,October 24, (9.30pm).Spokeswoman Hannah

Allan said: “On the eveof the vote on Section 28,Maggie gets lost in Sohoand accidentally becomes acabaret superstar, but willshe change her mind aboutthe homophobic bill beforeit’s too late?“Performer and co-writer

Matt Tedford is pulling onthe tights once more to giveaudiences an insight intothe difference an individualcould have made with asideswipe at homophobiaand censorship.“Co-written and

directed by Jon Brittain,this delightful odysseyabout gay rights, the ’80sand disco has received

rave reviews across theboard and won hugeacclaim after playing toan audience of more than15,000 during two sold-out runs at the EdinburghFringe in 2014 and 2015,six sold-out nights atthe Leicester SquareTheatre (March 2015), afull run at Theatre503

(Battersea, London) in2013 plus inclusion in theThatcherWrite festival,also in 2013.”Tickets cost £15 (£13

concessions).

For more information, call01273 709709 or visit: www.brightoncomedyfestival.com.

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BREMF directors return toorigins with female theme

Two adventurous teens rageagainst small town mediocrity

Arguably this is the yearthe Brighton Early MusicFestival comes of age, feelsco-artistic director ClareNorburn.The 2015 programme

(October 23 - November 8)puts the emphasis firmlyon early-music womencomposers, giving thefullest expression yet tothe passion that promptedClare and fellow-artisticdirector Deborah Robertsto set the festival up in thefirst place.“This is our 14th festival,

and it comes down to alot of hard work, but thefact is we have also got avery loyal audience,” saysClare. “We would not havebeen able to carry on ifwe had not had that loyalaudience. We have beenable to offer something alittle bit different, but thatalso fits into Brighton butalso brings in people fromfurther afield.“But really one of the

most exciting things is thetheme of women this year,and it is only this year thatwe have felt we have beenable to take that leap. Untilthen it would have beentoo much of a risk. But inthe last couple of years wehave got a real sense thatthe audience trusts ourprogramming now.“People don’t in the

first few years, which isabsolutely normal, butwe have now got such agood strong followingthat people think ‘if theBrighton Early MusicFestival are programmingit, it must be good.’ Theydon’t just want to hearMonteverdi’s Vespers. Theyare prepared to come to seeand hear things they don’tknow. I think it takes tenyears to build up that kindof trust, and we have gotthat now.”Which means Clare and

Deborah can, in effect,return to their startingpoint: early womencomposers.“It’s something that has

always been close to mine

and Deborah’s hearts. It’sthe thing that broughtus together. We would

not have met if it had notbeen for both of us havingan interest in womencomposers in early music.“I had a festival back in

1999 with some friendsbased in north London, amini-series of music byearly women composers,and we invited Deborahto come to take part, andthat’s how we met. Wekept in touch after that,and we had that sharedconnection, which we putinto the Brighton EarlyMusic Festival.“Both of us were very

interested in the fact thatthere was a good fieldof early-music womencomposers that didn’t getas much coverage as theydeserved.“We have included

them over the years inthe festival, but not in theconcentrated way that weare doing now. In a way itis a coming of age for thefestival.”For Clare, one of the

key events will be TheTelling, presenting twoperformances of Vision,their exploration of the lifeand music of Hildegardof Bingen, with NiamhCusack playing the roleof Hildegard (St Paul’sChurch, Sunday, October25, 5.30pm and 8.30pm).Blurring the boundaries

of drama and concert,the event explores theextraordinary life of thevisionary medieval abbess,alongside her hauntingand distinctive chant.“In a way she was the

best-known of the womencomposers. Her influencegoes beyond the musicalsphere.“She was a renaissance

women before therenaissance. She wasa polymath, not just acomposer. She was aherbalist but first and

foremost she was avisionary. Shewasahugely-important influentialfigure who correspondedwith the popes and thearchbishops.”She was driven, but it

wasn’t until she was inher 40s that she acceptedher visions, as the piecewill explain: “She kept

quiet about them. Shedidn’t think people wouldbelieve her, and also tobe a visionary in that agewas quite dangerous. If thechurch took your visionsthe wrong way, you couldend up in big trouble!”

For more information,visit: www.bremf.org.uk

Disco Pigs - the explosivefirst play by acclaimedwriter Enda Walsh - headsto Brighton Dome onWednesday, November 18,at 7.30pm.A tumultuous production,

it tells the tale of twoteenagers raging againstsmall town mediocrity.Born seconds apart in the

same hospital, Pig and Runtare soul mates. Partnersin crime, they share anappetite for drunkenness,recklessness, adventureand destruction. But on theeve of their 17th birthdayit is an appetite for sexthat threatens to tear themapart.Disco Pigs won acclaim at

the 1997EdinburghFestival,winning playwright EndaWalsh both the GeorgeDevin Award and StewartParker Award and makinga name for actor CillianMurphy. It later transferredto the Bush and was latermade into a film alsostarring Murphy.Since his initial success

as a playwright, Enda hasgone on to write for thescreen. His 2008 biopic,Hunger, told the storyof the final days of IRAhunger striker Bobby Sands

and won a host of awardsincluding the Camerad’Or at the Cannes FilmFestival. It was nominatedfor seven BIFAs (includingBest Screenplay), six BritishFilm and Television Awards(including Best Screenplayand Best Independent Film)and BAFTA’s OutstandingBritish Film Award 2009.Director Cathal Cleary

is the first trainee artisticdirector at the DonmarWarehouse. In 2011, he wonthe James Menzies-Kitchin(JMK)Young Director Awardand with it the financesto direct Disco Pigs at theYoungVic inLondon.In 2013he directed Arthur Miller’sThe Last Yankee at ThePrint Room Theatre, whichreceived four Off West Endaward nominations, as

well as having worked asan associate director withcompanies including YoungVic, Lyric Hammersmithand Frantic Assembly. Inthe years since his originalproduction of Disco Pigs,Cathal has had consistentinterest in reviving the pieceboth in the UK and abroad,and thehouse recommissionaward now offers him thechance to bring the show tonew audiences, particularlyyoung audiences.Tickets cost £12 (£10

concessions). There is a £2per order charge.Additionalpostage charges (50pstandard or £1.50 recordeddelivery) apply.

For more information,call 01273 709709 or visit:www.brightondome.org

Phil Hewitt@BrightonIndy

In a way itis a coming

of age for thefestival”

Disco Pigs

Co-artistic director Clare Norburn

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Kotu Dance Party9pm, £9Latest MusicBar, 14-17Manchester Street, BN2 1TF@latestmusicbarRaising funds for Gambianchildrens’ charity Kotu Kids.

One Love feat Macka B11pm, £12.50Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonChristopher MacFarlane,known as Macka B, isa British reggae artist,performer and activist.

Krater Comedy Club8pm, £5-£36.50Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonAward-winning comedy withtop international and UKcomedians. Acts include:Keith Farnan, Chris Betts,Chris Kent, Steve Shanyaski,Tom Short, Igor Meerson,MC Stephen Grant, StuGoldsmith, Jarred Christmas.Until October 25.

Harry Enfield and PaulWhitehouse

7.30pmBrighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeThis is an additional dateat the Brighton Centre forthe Harry Enfield and PaulWhitehouse Legends tourdue to huge ticket demand.

Milton Jones8pm, £25.50Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeMilton Jones And the Templeof Daft. An evening in thecompany of an idiot.

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Years and Years7pmBrighton Centre BN1 2GR@BrightonCentreBritish electronica trio withspecial guests Oscar KeySung and SHAMIR.

Funny Women:Brighton Nights8pm, £10 (£8 concessions)Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonAn evening featuring themost exciting female standup in the UK, from the FunnyWomen Awards and beyond.

Festival of the Spoken Nerd7.30pm, £16.50Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeJoin stand-up mathematicianMatt Parker, experimentsmaestro Steve ‘Danger’Mould and geek songstressHelen Arney for graph-a-minute fun on anunprecedented linear scale.

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Firecracker Masterclass10am-4.30pm, £20 per classBrighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeThe Common Man inShakespeare (workshop).

The Self Help Group, DeadStars Album Launch7pm, £10Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrighton20% off drinks for the firsthour from 7pm.

Richard Hawley7pm, £27Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeRichard’s new album,Hollow Meadows, sees himreturn to the sophisticated

songwriting and subtlearrangements that made himso widely loved.

Lynn Ruth Miller andGuests8pm, £5Latest MusicBar, 14-17Manchester Street, BN2 1TF@latestmusicbarCabaret award-winner atthe Edinburgh Fringe, LynnRuth Miller aims to rock thecomedy world like no other.

Elias String Quartet11am, £18.50 (£16concessions)Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeThe musicians perform

Duck, Death and the Tulip

Canadian post-rockjuggernauts GodspeedYou! Black Emperor areheading to Brighton.Fresh from releasing

their fifth studio albumAsunder, Sweet And OtherDistress, the band is setto perform at the BrightonDome Concert Hall onWednesday, October 28,from 8pm.Spokeswoman

Emma Robertson said:“Godspeed You! BlackEmperor (GY!BE) beganin the early ’90s withguitarists Efrim ManuelMenuck and MichaelMoya with bassistMauro Pezzente playinga handful of shows andrecording a self-releasedcassette as a trio beforedeciding to transform thegroup into a large band.“Recruiting numerous

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through 1995-1996,GY!BE mounted sense-rattling wall-of-soundperformances, featuringas many as 14 musiciansand several 16mmfilm projectors, beforerecording their debutvinyl-only Constellationalbum in 1997.”The group settled into

a permanent nine-pieceline-up by late 1998.“However, by 2003 and

four records, the bandannounced a hiatus topursue other musicalprojects. This lasted untilDecember 2010, whenthe band returned tocurate and perform atAll Tomorrow’s Partiesfollowed by extensiveinternational touring.”

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Daniel Kitson and GavinOsborne7pm, £13Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeThis is a trilogy of stories andsongs with two intervals.

Ron Sexsmith7.30pm, £20Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrighton

Melting Vinyl Presents:Ron Sexsmith, Trevor Moss,Hannah Lou and Bella Spinks.

Languish Barriers Tour7.30pm, £5Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonSam Slater’s most recentproject is an album thatmelts through grime, trip hopand progressive ambience.

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The Odyssey, MissingPresumed Dead7.45pm, £11.90 - £37.90Theatre Royal, BN1 1SD@TheatreRoyalBTNA high ranking governmentminister with a colourfulpast is sent on a delicatediplomatic mission toIstanbul. Until October 31.

Akram Khan Company:Chotto Desh2.30pm/5pm, £10(£6 concessions)Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeUsing a mix of dance,text, visuals and sound,Chotto Desh celebrates theresilience of the humanspirit in the modern worldand promises to be a magicaldance theatre experience forfamilies to enjoy together.

Asian Dub Foundation8pm, £20, £17.50Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeLive score of George Lucas’sfilm THX 1138.

My Baby7.30pm, £10Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonThis Netherlands-basedDutch/Kiwi three-piece arebringing the soul of the deltablues and trance of the ’70sto the new-age.

WEDNESDAY

Duck, Death and the Tulip2.30pm, £7 (£5 Concessions)Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeAdapted for the stage fromthe acclaimed book byGerman illustrator WolfErlbruch, this play tells thestory of a heart-warmingfriendship between a duckand a character called Death.

Squawker Award Final8pm, £6Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonIn association with BrightonKomedia and Jill EdwardsComedy Workshops/ComicBoom.

Godspeed You! BlackEmperor8pm, £23.50Brighton Dome, BN1 1UG@brightdomeThese Canadian musicianscontinue to be an influencingforce in the post-rock genre.

Pierre Bensusan8pm, £12.50Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,BN1 1UN@KomediaBrightonThe French-Algerian ‘Mozartof Guitar’ is back in the UK.

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Chantel McGregor7.30pm, £14Komedia, 44-47 Gardner Street,

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7. This causes ill-feeling in temperament (13)

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poster quickly (6)12. Interwoven mass

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19. Send out when sentence is up (4)

21. Song providing impish enjoyment (4)

Fill in the white squares with numbers 1 to 9. Each horizontal block must add up to the number in the shaded square to its left, and each vertical block to the number above. Numbers may be used once in each block.Last week’s solutions:

Kakuro

11 14

5 14

8 8

27 13

10 11 11

23

8 8 5

13 13

11 15

16 8

22 11

7

14

6

26

13

11

10

11

8

19

6

4

7

13

9

17

15

10

5

9

18

20

8

10

9

6 8 2 85 6 4 9 8 4 5 14 2 1 5 7 3

3 7 4 93 6 1 2 81 7 6 7 9 1

5 9 3 4 2 67 6 4 4 5

6 5 3 2 11 9 9 3 8 25 7 4 3

7. Burglary (5-8)

8. Protector (8)

9. Carry on (4)

10. Cows (6)

12. Attack (6)

14. Increase (4,2)

16. Tasty morsel (6)

18. Goad (4)

20. Violent change (8)

22. Accidentally (13)

1. Prophesy (8)

2. Climb (6)

3. Retired (4)

4. Last (8)

5. Meat-pin (6)

6. Hidden difficulty (4)

11. Married (8)

13. Adequate (8)

15. Display (6)

17. Exhausts (6)

19. Throe (4)

21. Detest (4)

CirclegramReplace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within each circle can be arranged to form words on a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark?

Last week’s solutions:

TP

OIC U S

R MND I

A T

SA

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The letter represented by the question mark is N. Robinho, Adriano, Anderson, all Brazilian footballers.

AlphamuddleRearrange the letters in the grid B to make five words that read both across and down. Five letters have been placed to start you off.

P

PR

A

E

A

Last week’s solutions:Plane, Local, Acrid, Naive, Elder.

B

W R A IC E R IP R A TE R A PA C A P

NCEAE

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HANDY PERSON

WOK good quality, stillboxed, unwanted gift £5(01243) 574104

POTS 3, green glazednatural colour pattern,width 12", width 10½",width 9" ideal for patio orconservatory £10 (01243)574104

HAYNES workshop man-ual, covering VW Golf,Jetta, Scirocco, Golf con-vertible, 1974-1985 £7(01243) 574104

VASES clear glass, heavybase, height 10½", 13"circular, 4" across £5 thepair (01243) 574104

TABLE refectory type,dark in colour, solidwood, length 48" width27" height 29" £35(01243) 574104

LEAF blower plus socket3000 watts, little used,excellent condition, £20.(01243) 868027

ELECTRIC shower, newunopened Redring Active8.5 kw, rrp £117, accept£50 ono. Felpham(01243) 867779

THOMAS The TankEngine duvet cover, pil-lowcase plus fitted sheet,£4. (01243) 554365

OFFICE CHAIR profes-sional quality, new sur-plus to requirement, £25.(01243) 865937

SIP WELDER heavy dutyincludes brazing kit andaccessories, never used,£80. (01243) 865937

DOLLS from 1950's, one21", one 18", both withclosing eyes, dressed,£10. (01243) 782390

WEDGEWOOD collec-tors, twelve pieces inblue, mint condition, £75.(01243) 782390

PANASONIC microwaveoven, white, VGC, £20,can deliver locally.(01243) 513268

YEW oval dining table,extension leaf with fivechairs, ex. condition, £95.(01243) 822868

BELDRAY 2000w cylin-der, handbook, sparebagless dust container,lightly used, VGC, £20.(01243) 374837

ABRU triple professionalextention ladder, £25.(01243) 551688

B&D grass edging trim-mer GL6255B, green eithadjustable handle 400w,£20. (01730) 812052

LADDER single extrawide with 13 runs, alu-minium 11ft, £15. (01243)607613

HOD aluminium withwooden handle, goodcond., £8. (01243)607613

DOUBLE bed, used inspare room less than tentimes, £50. (01243)607613

LANDROVER defenderaluminium top box, L63"x W46" x D8", £50.(01243) 604509 /07724019876

WHEELCHAIR model 9,folding, solid tyres, seatbelt, £30. (01243) 699383

TWO wash jugs andbowl, £30 each. (01243)603898

CHROME five tulipslamp stand, nearly new.(01243) 603898

OLD bedside woodentable, £100. (01243)603898

OUTDOOR furniturecover, for rectangulartable and six chairs, near-ly new, £20. (01243)512074

SENCA full length scaleswith body weight, cost£200+, accept £50.(01243) 821315

WORKING high safetyharness, cost £100,accept £25. (01243)821315

CEMENT mixer, electric,ex. working order, usedfor DIY projects, £70.Bognor (01243) 822969

GARDEN swing ham-mock, metal 3-seater,good cond., £30. Bognor(01243) 822969

SOLID Pine/Oak singlebed, used as spare, slat-ed, hardly used, Ex.cond., £50. (01243)822969

MATTRESS topper, sin-gle memory foam, ex.cond., as new, used asspare, £15. (01243)822969

CHRISTMAS TREElooks real, 6ft plus, usedonce, was £150 new, only£35. 01243 545177.

COFFEE table teak cir-cular, glass inset top,lower shelf dia33", goodcond., £10. (01903)723526

JERRY CAN 5 gall,painter green militarystyle, clean inside, £10.(01903) 723526

PINE twin beds, stack oruse separately, 6'3" x2'6" with mattresses,good cond., £50. Ferring(01903) 246227

FIRE surrounnd honeyoak with beige marbleinset and hearth,W122cm x H107, £60.Lancing (01903) 905581

LARGE hotel size car-pets, many roll sizes, newunused. Cheap for quicksale. (0771) 1226422.

COMPUTER TABLEwith pull out shelf for key-board, £12. 07976928734

BAMBOO table 38" x 21"plus two chairs, goodcondition, £45, can deliv-er locally. Bognor (01243)868027

SIGNET ring ladies smallgold on silver, £8. Bognor(01243) 823383

ELECTRIC fire, coaleffect, ornate black andbrass finish, GWO, £20.(01243) 823383

CHELSEA style workboot, size 9, steel toecaps, oil resistant sole,unworn, £10. (01903)248431

ELECTRONIC 6" verniercaliper, still in case, newbattery fitted, VGC, £10.(01903) 248431

WEDGEWOOD plate tocommemorate HMQueen Elizabeth succes-sion to the throne 1952-1992, boxed £30ono.07854510059

TABLE 2x6sq folds uplike card table well made£10. 01243 787263

SWIVEL chair for desk,adjustable, brown £10.01243 673193

JIGSAWS 75p eachHaslemere 01428 651225

PINE TV corner unit£10ono. 01243 784532

ELECTRIC flame coaleffect, metal frame£15ono. 01243 784532

ALUMINIUM 2 sectionladder 17 rungs x 2 29ft6in garaged used twice£60. 01730 814305

CHROME 5 arm ceilinglight cream pleatedshades as new £42.01243 869035

CHARMING originallyminster parish churchoils £20. 01243 839236

ORIGINAL watercolourpainting bucklers hard£15. 01243 839236

M&S DamsonSpongeware Effect onrim cream red unused£25lot. 01243 839236

MUGS pair Denby birddesign, Robin andChaffinch, perfect condi-tion, £5. (01243) 869130

OLD enamel kitchen sink1950's right hand drainersuitable household con-tainer £20. 01243 839236

OIL painting AlfristonChurch cathedral of thedowns £25. 01243839236

TREASURE hunting &searcher magazines x 62in total, £10. (01243)837176

SINGLE bed metal framewith headboard, 3ft withmattress, VGC £30.07703344395

BEKO upright freezer, 60x 170 x 60, never used,£100. (01243) 840631

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Basin in white includingperiod style period tapsand pop-up waste. Alltop quality Ideal Standardmake. £19 For the lot.Bargain. Tel: 01243585756.

BEDSIDE TABLE -Period style, top qualityhand- made, in solid richmahogany. Has one sin-gle drawer with cupboardunder. 28” high x 19”wide x 18” deep. Bargain.Only £20. Tel: 01243585756.

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WOOD 8ft 3" x 2" £2.50each can deliverTel:01903 230741

WOOD 4" x 2" variouslengths £3.00 per 8'length, can deliverTel:01903 230741

JOISTS 10ft for raisedbeds, herb gardens etc.£10 each Tel:01903230741

FENCE-POSTS 8ft &10ft, 3" x 3", £8 each,01903 230741

DESK chair, fullyadjustable with arm sup-ports, comfortable, veryheavy with wheels so notto topple over, idealstudy chair for student,good condition bargain£10.ono Tel: (01903)201542

UK NO:1 GCSE RevisionGuide including Maths,English, Biology.Chemistry. French andPhysics, £ 20 Tel:(01903) 201542

AM-TECH 20 piece tapand die set, unopened,case, real bargain, £5Tel:(01903) 506692

HOOVER 2100W poweredge cleaning, all toolsincluded, Pet turbobrush, Ex. cond. £55onoTel: (01273) 410257

NEW 7" digital photoframe, unused in box,remote control, 16.9£25ono Tel: (0798)8168769

FULL size china JackRussell £15, leopard cub,full size, beautifullymarked, £15 Tel: (01903)762519

DANCING times maga-zines, 2002 to 2009 com-plete, 85 copies £10Southwick, (01273)597563

THE Living Countryside,112 copies in 8 boundvolumes £10 Tel: (01273)597563

ELECTRONIC Verniercaliper, 6" mm + inch,new battery fitted, still incase £10 Tel: (01903)248431

DYSON cylinder vacuumcleaner DC08, goodworking order, good con-dition, £55 Tel: (01273)592299 Southwick

PRESSURE waher,Powerbase Xtreme, idealfor patio, driveway ad carwashing, £25ono Tel:(01903) 718164

CORNER unit, cupboardand glass doored, threeshelf display over.Mahogany, V Good con-dition, £50 Tel: (01903)718164

WOOD fire surround inwhite, good condition£20 Tel: (01903) 730796

NIAGARE therapymachine, vibration thera-py for knees, £50 Tel:(01903) 730796

TOP grade plate glasschrome frame showerscreen, L/H open £45.01903 814756

SHOWER cubicle andtray, 1100cm, vanity unit,wash basin, WC, readyend October, cheap Tel:(01903) 367969

YOUNGMANS alumini-um ladder, 2piece, eachsection 11'6" long, goodcond. £45 Tel(01903)721664

ALUMINIUM 2 pieceladder, each section 13'long, good cond. £40Tel(01903) 721664

LARGE gents armchair,G plan, VGC, very comfy,solid make, worth a look£48 Tel: (01903) 750830

DOUBLE bed, brandnew mattress, neverused, surplus to require-ments as moved £95 Tel(01903) 242218

DOUBLE Stuart Jonesottaman style bed base,ample storage, new con-dition £100 Tel: (01903)242218

FRIDGE white, underworktop, clean, goodworking order, £15 Tel|(01903) 248320

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WOMAN Mountain bike,Apollo, 18 speed, basketand mudguards, goodcondition £30 ono(01243) 861961

TWO SEATER leathersettee plus matchingthree seater, brown, fullyreclining, free to collector.(01243) 827162

LADIES pink suede jack-et, size 20, new £20, was£30. (01243) 555381

GIRLS bike, ChicagoControl, 24" wheels, 15"frame, 5-speed, reflec-tors plus stand, VGC,£20. (01243) 267335

POOL TABLE table topcompact size game, £6.(01243) 554365

TABLE TOP compactsize table tennis game,£6. (01243) 554365

SPIDERMAN monopolyboard game, brand new£8. (01243) 554365

WINTER COAT size 16,padded washable withhood, magenta unworn,£10. Wittering (01243)670181

DRUM KIT good condi-tion, £80, would makegood Xmas present.(01243) 512320

PRINTER Canon PixmaMG5450 plus spare inks,£20. (01730) 817865

BLACK t-bar size 4,unworn, £40. (01243)532535

SILVER hatch race track,one car, £10. Adult drumkit £30. (01243) 601107

SKI jacket by Parallel, asnew, never used in snow,size large, black. (0773)3351298

SKI jacket by Parallel, asnew, never used in snow,size large, black. (0773)3351298

TRAVEL COT with carrybag VGC, £15. (01243)789584

PUSHCHAIR Koochikuwith cover, suitable for 6months to 3 years, VGC,£15. (01243) 789584

ADVENT COPIERAWP10 two years old,just put £60 ink in,requires attention, £10.(01243) 607613

KEEP NETS good condi-tion, £5 each. (01243)607613

TWO plug-in timers, £5for both. (01243) 607613

FISH pond holding tank,L6' x W4' x D2', blackheavy duty plastic withwooden frame, £100 ono.(01243) 787263

AIR purifier, suitable forany room, used for twodays, cost £210, accept£80. (01243) 787263

SNOW ski's, ladiesAtomic carvers 160cm,ex. condition, £65.(01243) 604509 /07724019876

SNOW ski's SalomonXwing Tornado 170cm, allterrain great condition,£75. (01243) 604509 /07724019876

SKI BOOTS ladiesSalomon Ellipse threebuckle, as new cond.,£55. (01243) 604509 /07724019876

SNOW ski's, mansAtomic Carvers 170cm,good cond., basesunmarked, £65. (01243)604509 / 07724019876

GOLF bag with integralstand and clubs, vgc, £10ono. (01243) 699383

NIKON bridge camera 15wide zoom, 10 megapix-els, case, instructionbook, coolpix L100, £45.(01243) 512074

LADIES walking bootssize 6½, Hotter, littleused, £35. (01243)512074

PINK Barbie bike withstabilisers, suit 3 years,£20 ono. (01243) 862487

CHIMING slate clock,GWO, £45. (01243)862879

TIME piece slate clockGWO, £35. (01243)862879

SNOOKER/POOL table6ft with folding legs, newboxed, ideal Xmas pres-ent, £80. Bognor (01243)822969

RECORD and tape play-er, as new, £15. (01903)722156

16"T.V. HD freeview,VGC, £50. (01903)249480

WASGIJ jigsaw puzzles,ex. cond., 1000, approx.20 plus other jigsaws,£1.50. (01903) 730505

RUMMIKUB scrabble,dominoes, upwards, all£2.50 each. (01903)266347

EXERCISE BIKE built incomputer monitoradjustable, free localdelivery, £50. EastPreston area (01903)782008

DOLL original Tiny Tears,VGC, £15. Bognor(01243) 823383

SONY TV old type (notflat screen) G.W.O plusBoss hoover with toolsG.W.O. 01243 537099

SHIRTS x2 grey longsleeve 14"collar, brandnew sealed pocket £8.01243 787263

CD player with case byAlba, brand new£10.01243 787263

MINI steel wheels x 5fifties era 01243 672910

YAMAHA electric organmodel psr73 on stand£35. 07760479827

TRAILER 5x3.6x2" plus15" removable extension£40. 01243 672910

CANDLESTICKS fourchrome weighted H8",elegant lovely condition,£8. (01243) 869130

OLD Silvercross pramwith rain cover, clean,£30. (01243) 824764

SHEEPSKIN coat ladiessize 12/14, VGC new,unworn, very warm, bar-gain £49. (01243) 837176anytime

DOLLS house cottagestyle £25. 01243 839236

BRID wooden train setwith bag of track, trains,carriages bridges plat-forms etc £20. 01243782176

BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL

ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984

BRIGHTON & HOVE VARIOUS CONTROLLEDPARKING ZONES CONSOLIDATION ORDER

2015 AMENDMENT ORDER NO.* 20**(REF: TRO-23A-2015)

BRIGHTON & HOVE (VARIOUS ROADS) (ONEWAY) TRAFFIC ORDER 2012 AMENDMENTORDER NO. * 201* (REF: TRO-23B-2015)

NOTICE is hereby given that Brighton & Hove CityCouncil (“the Council”) proposes to make theOrders named above under the relevant sectionsof the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 asamended which if they come into force willintroduce the following:-

• Richardson Road – Introduce pedal cycle parkingbay, reducing length of permit holders only(10-11 am, 7-8 pm).

• Hove Park Villas – Reduce double yellow linesand shared permit holders/ pay and displayparking to introduce pedal cycle parking place.

• Arundel Place – Remove permit holders bay andshorten double yellow lines to provide pedalcycle parking place.

• Egremont Place – Shorten double yellow linesand replace with pedal cycle parking place.

• Ruskin Road – Replace permit holders onlyparking bay and double yellow lines with pedalcycle parking place.

• Amend the one-way traffic order to allow pedalcycles to travel contraflow in Arundel Place andEastern Place.

A copy of this Notice, the proposed Orders, plansshowing the lengths of road affected and astatement of the Council’s reasons for proposingto make the Orders, may be seen online atwww.brighton-hove.gov.uk/tro-proposals. Thesedocuments together with a copy of the existingOrders to be amended may also be examined atthe Customer Service Centres at BartholomewHouse, Bartholomew Square, Brighton (Mondayto Friday 8.45am-4.30pm) and Hove Town Hall,Ground Floor, Norton Road, Hove, (Mondayto Friday 10am-5.00pm).

All objections and other representations relatingto the proposed Order or the construction of theroad humps must be made in writing and allobjections must specify the grounds on which theyare made and should be sent to the Head ofTransport, Brighton & Hove City Council, 2nd Floor(Parking Infrastructure, Kings House, GrandAvenue, Hove, BN3 2LS quoting the TRO referencenumber shown above or by e-mail to [email protected] or online (seedetails above) no later than 13th November 2015.Please ensure you include your full name andaddress.

Dated: 23rd October 2015

Executive Director Environment,Development & Housing,Brighton & Hove City Council,c/o ParkingInfrastructure,Kings House,Grand Avenue,HoveBN3 2LS

BRIGHTON AND HOVE CITY COUNCILPLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT 1990

PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990

The following applications involving or affecting the setting of Listed Buildings or affecting the character of aConservation Area were registered during week ending 16/10/2015:

BH2015/03468

48 Brunswick Street West Hove Full Planning – Self-containment of existing two bedroom flat (C3) at firstfloor level with creation of a new entrance to frontelevation.

BH2015/03531

129 Western Road Brighton Full Planning – Conversionof existing 1no self contained flat (C3) and ground floorshop (A1) into 4no self-contained flats (C3) with shop(A1) at ground floor level.

BH2015/03558

The Black Lion 14 Black Lion Street Brighton FullPlanning – Installation of bi-folding doors, emergencyexit and fixing shut door to rear.

BH2015/03500

Adelaide Studio St Johns Road Hove Listed BuildingConsent – Internal and external alterations includinginstallation of new rooflight to replace existing,enlargement of bedroom window, replacement ofexisting windows with timber sash windows, alterationsto front entrance and alterations to layout.

BH2015/03501

Adelaide Studio St Johns Road Hove HouseholderPlanning Consent – Installation of new rooflight toreplace existing, enlargement of bedroom window,replacement of existing windows with timber sashwindows and alterations to front entrance.

BH2015/03527 & BH2015/03528

50 Brunswick Road Hove Full Planning & Listed BuildingConsent – Installation of asphalt covering to floor ofexisting main front balcony.

BH2015/03575

Flat 1 37-38 Adelaide Crescent Hove Listed BuildingConsent – Internal alterations to layout of flat.

BH2015/03505

Flat 15 Verner House 1 - 7 Victoria Terrace HoveHouseholder Planning Consent – Replacement ofexisting windows and French doors. (Retrospective)

BH2015/03568

124 Church Road Hove Full Planning – Change of usefrom travel agents (A1) to restaurant (A3) withassociated alterations.

BH2015/03556

10 Seafield Road Hove Removal or Variation ofCondition – Application for variation of condition 7 ofapplication BH2013/02543 (Conversion of ground, firstand second floor of 10 Seafield Road Hove, from hostel(C1) to 5no self contained flats incorporating revisedentrance and associated works) to allow changes toproposed parking.

BH2015/03301

36-37 George Street Hove Full Planning – Installation of2no condenser units on rear flat roof above shop.(Retrospective).

BH2015/03275

Flat 14 65 The Drive Hove Listed Building Consent –Internal alterations to layout of flat to create en-suitebathroom.

BH2015/03584

25 St James Street Brighton Full Planning – Installationof tiled mural to west elevation at ground floor level.

BH2015/03662

32 Chesham Road Brighton Full Planning – Conversionof ground floor retail unit (A1) to 1no one bedroom flat(C3) including removal of shopfront and installation ofnew bay window.

BH2015/03306

Flat 3 36 Sussex Square Brighton Householder PlanningConsent – Installation of replacement timber easementwindow in widened opening to courtyard elevation.

BH2015/03307

Flat 3 36 Sussex Square Brighton Listed BuildingConsent – Internal alterations to layout of flat.Installation of replacement timber casement window inwidened opening to courtyard elevation.

BH2015/03491

46 Windsor Street Brighton Full Planning – Installationof wall lamps, flood lamps and awning to exterior ofpublic house. (Retrospective).

BH2015/03590

23 and 24-25 Vine Street Brighton Removal or Variationof Condition – Application for variation of condition 2of application BH2015/00609 (Conversion of existingcommercial premises from offices (B1) and storagespace to provide 2 no two bed flats (C3) and additionaland refurbished office space (B1), incorporating revisedfenestration and associated works) to allow amendmentsto the approved drawings to permit construction of asingle storey rear extension.

BH2015/03591

10 and 11-12 Vine Street Brighton Full Planning –Creation of additional floor to create 1no residentialunit (C3) and alterations to fenestration.

BH2015/03014

6 Vallance Gardens Hove Full Planning – Conversion ofsingle dwelling house (C3) into 2no flats (C3) comprisingground floor flat and first and second floor maisonette.

BH2015/03398

5, 7 & 9 Sackville Road Hove Removal or Variation ofCondition – Application for variation of condition 2 ofapplication BH2014/04340 (Replacement of existingwindows with timber to front elevation and UPVC toside and rear elevations.) to allow changes to proposedwindows.

BH2015/03476

40 Duke Street Brighton Advertisement – Display ofinternally-illuminated poster cases and non-illuminatedbanners.

BH2015/03642

Arts Building A Arts Road University of Sussex BrightonListed Building Consent – Replacement of existingglazed screen of walkway.

BH2015/03395

10 Sackville Road Hove Removal or Variation ofCondition – Application for variation of condition 2 ofapplication BH2014/04341 (Replacement of existingwindows with timber to front elevation and UPVC toside and rear elevations.) to allow changes to proposedwindows.

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59B Springfield Road Brighton Householder PlanningConsent – Replacement of existing timber patio doorsand windows with UPVC to rear.

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36 Princes Road Brighton Householder PlanningConsent – Erection of single storey rear extension.

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33 Oriental Place Brighton Full Planning – Erection ofmansard roof to create additional floor and internal andexternal repair works.

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33 Oriental Place Brighton Listed Building Consent –Erection of mansard roof to create additional floor withassociated internal alterations to ground, first and thirdfloors and internal and external repair works.

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24 Westbourne Villas Hove Householder PlanningConsent – Demolition of existing conservatory anderection of single storey rear extensions, creation of 2nodormers and of 2no rooflights to the rear and installationof 3no rooflights to the front.

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Lace House 39 Old Steine Brighton Full Planning –Conversion of existing offices (B1) to form 7no onebedroom flats and 2no two bedroom flats.

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Land at 27-31Church Street Brighton Removal orVariation of Condition – Application for removal ofconditions 17 & 18 of BH2011/02401 Approved onappeal (Erection of mixed use development comprising9no residential dwellings, retail and offices incorporatingbasement level parking and associated landscaping).Condition 17 required details of accreditation under theCode for Sustainable homes, a report that thedevelopment will achieve a Code Level 3 for allresidential units and that the units will not be occupieduntil this has been confirmed and Condition 18 requiredthat details of a Green Lease Agreement agreedbetween landlord and tenants be submitted andapproved by the local planning authority.

You can view the application on the Council websitewww.brighton-hove.gov.uk/planning applications. Anyrepresentations should be made in writing to thePlanning and Building Control Applications Manager,Hove Town Hall, Norton Road, Hove, BN3 3BQ, or viathe website, within 21 days of this notice, quoting theapplication number. Please note that all representationsreceived will be open for publicinspection and late representationsmay not be considered.

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“Figures show that onein five drivers will have acrash within six monthsof passing their drivingtest. Inexperience meansthey may not spot hazardsthat are developing ahead,while their age means theyare also more likely to takerisks.“So we’re challenging

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young drivers as possibleto heed the clear warningsprovided by this video, andto do everything they canto reduce the risks theyface and the risks they pose– to their passengers and toother road users as well."

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With the windows closedand the fan on, these chemi-cals pass 200 times the safelevels, but smokers may notrealise this because over 80per cent of cigarette smoke isinvisible to the human eye.

Celia Pronto, marketingand e-commerce director atTrustFord, said: “We are sup-

by Steve TealeMotoring writer

We’re a conservative lot inthis country when it comesto cars.

New marques take an age tobecome established. Lexus isstill regarded as new and it’sbeen here since 1990. Others,like Daewoo, flourish briefly,then vanish.

S o y o u c a n s e e w hySsangYong has its work cutout. The firm briefly succeed-ed in the UK in the 1990s butthen suffered financial trou-ble before being revived in2011 by Mahindra & Mahin-dra, an Indian firm.

Now with sales buildingnicely, you can see why thisKoreanbrandisprettypleasedwith itself. Until recently itproduced mainly workhorse4x4s for the tough end of themarket.

But it is making a bit of asplash with Tivoli, its firstcompact SUV, which hopesto cash on our obsession withthis form of vehicle.

Nissan Juke, VauxhallMokka and the relaunchedSuzuki Vitara illustrate howimportant this sector is to thecar industry and SsangYong’sl au n c h o f a n e at , w e l l -equipped and decent-ly priced contender isinteresting.

NowtheTivolihasreceivedcritical acclaim but it has alsobeendecriedasbeing,shallwesay,notasprettyasitcouldbe.

Really?IthoughtTivoliwasa grand-looking car. OK, someearlierSsangYongswere,shallwe say, unusual. The Rodiusreally looks like it was de-signed by a committee whichdidn’t see eye to eye.

But Tivoli looks almostToyota-ish with its squared

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More importantly, Tivo-li drives well. It has ride andhandling which is more com-posed than you might expect.

The running costs are in-teresting. Around town it de-livers 28.8mpg (poor) but ona run it returns 49.6mpg (notbad at all). On average youshould get 39.2mpg (reason-able). It’s unusual to get such

a wide difference betweentown and country economythese days.

This car is pretty well-equipped with full leatherseats, heated front seats,seven-inch touchscreen ra-dio,18-inch alloywheels,rain-sensingwipers,sevenairbags,a stability programme, anti-lock brakes, keyless entry,six-speakerstereosystemandplenty of chrome trim.

It also has that must-havefeature for executive models –

a poweredtailgate re-lease.Plus,the five-year war-ranty is anattractive pr

Tivoli comes as an SE, EXand ELX model. Prices startat £12,950, which is bound tomakeJukecustomerstakeno-tice.Thetestmodelis£17,000.

The test version is clearlyaimed at the younger mar-ket with its vivacious red

which might not be to every-one’s taste.

Tivoli is expected to sell6,000 a year in the UK whichsounds like a modest ambi-tiontome.CheaperthanJuke,better than a Dacia Duster? Iwould expect sales to soar.

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“As research has shown,smoking in vehicles can havea detrimental effect on chil-dren’s health, and we want tohelp communicate this infor-mation to our customers.”

A car dealer network is tostart handing out air freshen-ers marked with informationaboutthenewbanonsmokingwhile children are in the car.

TrustFord has partneredwith Public Health Englandto encourage smokers to quit,timing the move to link withthe ‘Stoptober’ movement.

The TrustFord networkwill include one of the new airfreshenerswitheverynewandused Ford sold across its sites.

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*The model pictured is a Range Rover TDV6 Vogue Auto with optional extras of 22” five split-spokealloy wheels (£2,500) and fog lamps (£140) at an on-the-road price of £77,590.

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On-the-Road Price* £74,950.00

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36 Monthly Payments £799.00

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Retaining theunmistakable look thathas made it a globalbestseller, the NewFIAT 500 hasn’t grownin size but instead hasgrown in maturity withadvanced technologies,improved efficiency, evenmore customisation,and a Centro Stile FIATrefreshed exterior andinterior.

No fewer than 1,800changes have been madeto produce the New 500,all designed to refine itsinimitable style. The mostchanges can be foundat the front: New FIAT500 retains the “face” ofits predecessors withheadlights which arestill circular in shape butwhich adopt innovativepoly-elliptical modules

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distinctive, traditionalclamshell form, anothernod to its predecessor,while the trapezoidal nosegets more pronouncedribbing and the auxiliaryair vent is now fed viaa three dimensionalgrille flanked by chromebrightwork to give the

New FIAT 500 strongervisual presence.New 'empty' light

clusters, comprised ofring-shaped structureswith body-colouredcentres, define the revisedlook of the rear, with thefog light and reversinglight relocated to theedges of the redesignedbumper trim to improvesafety by separating

illumination functions.New alloy wheel designs

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red variants are alsoavailable as part of the'Second Skin' programmewhich offers a range ofcustomisation options.There are two ‘Second

Skin’ options: the firstfeatures a geometricpattern along the belt-line only (£140) and is

available on 500 and 500Cmodels, while the largerskin options cover thepillars and roof (£780)- and in some cases thebonnet and tailgate aswell - and is available onthe hardtop 500 only.Five patterns are

offered: 'Ethnic'(geometric pattern);'Lord' (classic tartan);'Comics' (pop decoration)in combination withthe new two-colourbody paintwork; 'Navy'(nautical patterns); and'Camouflage' (fashionablymilitary).The interior of the

FIAT 500 also benefitsfrom enhancements,most noticeably in termsof its dashboard designwhich now integrates theadvanced Uconnect TMinfotainment across therange.The unit is not only

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New Fiat 500 unveiled

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52 Friday, October 23, 2015BRIGHTON AND HOVE INDEPENDENT15

HEAD TO HEAD

n Bolton 12nLeeds 13

Shots:

n Bolton 14nLeeds 12

Fouls:

SHOTS BY TEAM:Leeds

nMissed:8nSaved:4n Goals:1


Bolton

Corners:

n Bolton 9nLeeds 5

10%

MATCHES12 12

WINS1 2

DRAWS5 6

LOSSES6 4

GOALS PER GAME0.75 .9

BOLTON LEEDSV

36%64%

48%52%

54%46%

31%

8%

62%

LAST CLASH10-01-15

RESULT: BOLTON 1 LEEDS 1

60%30% 75%17%8%

BOLTON LEEDSV

BOLTON LEEDSVV

Championship 2015/2016 SEASON

Fixtures:

354159195

League table:Game outcomes:

Goals scored:

Yellow cards:

Red Cards

FRIDAY 23 OCTOBERRotherham v Sheffield 19:45

SATURDAY 24 OCTOBERBlackburn Rovers v Burnley 12:30Fulham v Reading 13:30Bolton v Leeds 15:00Brighton HA v Preston NE 15:00Charlton v Brentford 15:00Huddersfield v Derby 15:00Hull v Birmingham 15:00Nottingham v Ipswich 15:00QPR v MK Dons 15:00WolverhamptonvM’brough 15:00

MONDAY 26 OCTOBERCardiff City v Bristol City 19:45

THURSDAY 29 OCTOBERLeeds v Blackburn 19:45

FRIDAY 30 OCTOBERBrentford v QPR 19:45

P Bauer 1T Cairney 1S Carruthers 1C Coady 1Derik 1

Total goals scored

Home team:54 wins

Away goals

50 draws

S Hutchinson 7E Lichaj 6K Lua Lua 6A McCormack 6J Garner 5B Kayal 5D Ayala 4S Bamba 4A Clayton 4N Danns 4A Diarra 4S Duffy 4C Evans 4Fabio Da Silva 4G Hanley 4D Iorfa 4O Norwood 4J O’Hara 4M Pack 4J Perch 4

Top scorers:

Yellow cardsreceived by Sam Hutchinson

Red card received by Samir

Carruthers

Home goals

Away teams: 40 wins

P W D L F A W D L F A Pts GDBrighton 12 5 1 0 8 3 3 3 0 10 7 28 8Brm’ham 12 3 1 2 9 8 4 2 0 10 3 24 8Reading 12 3 2 1 8 2 3 2 1 10 6 22 10Hull 12 4 2 0 11 3 2 2 2 6 5 22 9Burnley 12 4 1 1 11 6 2 3 1 6 6 22 5M’brough 12 4 1 1 11 2 2 2 2 6 6 21 9Derby 12 2 3 1 9 6 3 3 0 7 3 21 7Cardiff 12 4 1 1 8 4 1 4 1 7 7 20 4Sheff Wed 12 3 2 1 11 8 1 3 2 5 7 17 1QPR 12 2 3 1 13 11 2 1 3 6 11 16 -3Ipswich 12 2 3 1 9 7 2 1 3 6 13 16 -5Wolves 12 2 2 2 8 7 2 1 3 9 10 15 0Fulham 12 2 2 2 9 8 1 3 2 9 9 14 1Hdrs’field 12 2 3 1 9 5 1 2 3 3 9 14 -2Brentford 12 2 1 3 8 11 2 1 3 8 9 14 -4Forest 12 1 2 3 5 7 2 2 2 5 6 13 -3Blackburn 12 2 3 1 7 3 0 3 3 5 10 12 -1Leeds 12 0 3 3 4 8 2 3 1 7 8 12 -5Preston 12 0 4 2 4 6 2 1 3 6 7 11 -3MK Dons 12 2 0 4 6 8 1 2 3 6 8 11 -4Bristol City12 1 2 3 8 11 1 2 3 7 11 10 -7Charlton 12 2 2 2 8 9 0 2 4 3 9 10 -7Rotherham12 1 2 3 6 11 1 1 4 8 11 9 -8Bolton 12 1 4 1 5 5 0 1 5 4 14 8 -10

N Blackman 9C Austin 7C Martin 7J Rhodes 7B Afobe 6A Gray 6

7

1

28%

34%38%

HOME AWAY

League goals scored by Nick Blackman

9Yellow cardsreceived by Eric Lichaj

6

HEAD TO HEAD

n Leeds 6nBrighton 14

Shots:


Fouls:

SHOTS BY TEAM:Leeds



Brighton

Corners:


60%30%

10%

HEAD TO HEAD

MATCHES12 12

WINS8 2

DRAWS4 5

LOSSES0 5

GOALS PER GAME1.5 0.8

BRIGHTON PRESTONV

LAST LEAGUE CLASHELLAND ROAD 17-10-15

RESULT: LEEDS 1 BRIGHTON 2

30% 70%

70% 30%

57% 43%

17%17%

67%

64%

V

21%

14%


SportDon’t miss the latest newsabout the Seagulls viaTwitter @BHIndyAlbion Next up at the Amex…

Brighton and Hove Albion v Preston in the Championship on

Saturday, October 24, kick-off 3pm

Tickets available online at www.seagullstickets.com

or by calling 0844 327 1901

After finding the winningformula once again ontheir return from theinternational break,Albion will be hoping tomake it three victories onthe bounce when they hostPreston North End.Having gone into last

weekend on the back ofthree draws, there wereconcerns from fans thatthe Seagulls would lettheir form slip and fallaway from the chasingpromotion pack they haveled since the end of August.Those fears were allayed

as Chris Hughton’s sidecame away with all sixpoints.Bobby Zamora showed

why the club took a gambleon bringing him back,as the England forwardstruck late winnersagainst Leeds United and

Bristol City in the past twogames.The 34-year-old’s first

goal at Elland Road endeda barren run of nearly fiveseasons without a winin October; his secondagainst the Robins onTuesday night was met byrapturous scenes in theNorth Stand. Albion andZamora will be hopingthey can conjure upsimilar scenes when SimonGrayson’s Lilywhites visit.Four years after their

relegation from the secondtier of English football,the Lancashire side looklike they will be flirtingwith the drop in theirfirst season back in theChampionship. They wenton a nine-game winlessrun prior to a 3-0 victoryover a struggling CharltonAthletic in midweek, andwill come to the Amex asunderdogs.The longer Albion’s

unbeaten league run - now

at 12 games - continues,the more other sides willsee it as a potential scalp; asituation that can certainly

raise the performance ofthe opposition.Let’s hope complacency

doesn’t creep in.

Albion's 12 league games unbeatenwill put Lilywhites on their mettleBradley Stratton@BradStrat

Must. Not. Swear.When theball hits the net like a…It’s glorious, simply

glorious to see BobbyZamorascoring forBrighton& Hove Albion once again.Not only did he deftly finisha fine pass from Bong tobeat the Circus That JustKeeps Giving on Saturday,

he popped up again onTuesday to blast homeagainst Bristol City.We said on the Roar last

week that when (not if)Bobby does score at theAmex, it will raise the roof.Thank Perry that it’s kept inplace by a couple of sturdyarches.This week’s guest is the

award-winning head ofmarketing at the Albion,Tom Gorringe.

Alan Wares@albionroar

The Albion Roar

Bobby Zamora scored his first home goal for the Albion in 12 years(Photograph: Paul Hazlewood, BHAFC)

Coming from behind to beat Bristol City at the Amex on Tuesday ensured Brighton & Hove Albion go into the weekend with a four-point lead at the top of the Championship (Photographs: Angela Brinkhurst)

Photospecial:Brighton and Hove Albion 2-1 Bristol City

brighton & hove independent - 23 october 2015

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