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CHURCH & VILLAGE CRAWLEY DOWN

DECEMBER 2018 / JANUARY 2019 FREE TO ALL

Church & Village Magazine is produced & published by All Saints’ Church, Crawley Down, and is hand delivered by a team of volunteers to approximately 2,300 homes. The Editor reserves the right to reduce the length of articles submitted for publication in Church & Village. The opinions expressed in articles in Church & Village are not necessarily those of the Editor. All Saints’ Church is a Registered Charity No. 1148157.

MILK BOTTLE TOPS FOR GOSH Did you know that there is a collection in Crawley Down of milk bottle tops which help raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital? Recycling companies pay by weight to recycle them and the money goes straight to the hospital. RED, GREEN OR BLUE TOPS ONLY with 2 or 4 in the triangle should be clean and left at Crawley Down Village School or at/outside the Glebe Centre by All Saints’ Church.

CONGRATULATIONS! The winners of the Colouring competition were:

GEORGE HILL - age 8 ALFIE EVANS - age 4

George and Alfie each win a packet of washable markers!

See page 6 for a Christmas-themed quiz just for fun!!

BABY BORN TO BE KING

Royal babies have been in the news lately with the announcement from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex that they are expecting. Their baby is not likely to be king. Earlier in the year, a baby born to be king, Prince George, was a young attendant at Uncle Harry and Meghan’s wedding – a future king taking a servant role. At this time of year, we think about another baby, born to be king, who came to this world as a servant – Jesus. He was born in poverty to refugee parents and, as an adult, showed compassion to many who were marginalised or struggling. This was not a ‘just for show’ role, like a little page boy, this was God getting his hands dirty to bring real love, healing and hope to troubled people. He came and did it as one of us. I find that quite mind-boggling. Christians remember in advent that Jesus promised to return one day to fully establish his kingdom. We look forward to that day when “there will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain”. Meanwhile we can all help to build that kingdom through acts of

kindness, working for justice; serving God and one another. As Christmas approaches, I invite you to come and join us at All Saints’ Church for one of our Christmas services (see page 4), to take time to wonder at this baby born to be King.

Rev. Jill Alderton

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The Youth Club needs six leaders to be able to run smoothly and we currently only have five leaders. This can cause problems when leaders are unable to attend due to sickness or other commitments.

Y UTH CLUB

The Youth Club is for the children of Crawley Down who are in Year 6, 7 and 8 and meets on Fridays during term time from 6.45pm to 8.15pm in The Glebe Centre at All Saints’ Church.

The final Youth Club this year will be on Friday 7th December; we return on Friday 4th January 2019. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A MEMBER OF THE LEADER TEAM OR AN EMERGENCY HELPER, please ask a Youth Club leader or phone Sarah Hamilton on 01342 718632 or email sarahhamilton160@hotmail.com.

CRAWLEY DOWN GATWICK FOOTBALL CLUB

VACANCY - FOOTBALL & GOALKEEPER COACHES Due to the recent growth of the Girls’ Section within CDGFC, we are looking to take on more coaches to help develop the teams. At this stage, we welcome applicants with their FA Level 1 qualification. We currently train on Saturday mornings.

Please contact Mark Hills at cdgfc.girls@gmail.com.

Sam is 14 and in Year 10 at Sackville School. He has been an avid Beaver, Cub and Scout since a young age. He recently moved up to join Explorers and was one of approx. 24 children in the area to apply for the World Scout Jamboree. Having attended a day & weekend selection, and an interview, he has been selected as one of only seven to represent the East Grinstead District.

Crawley Down Residents and Christmas Lights Associations

www.crawleydownresidentsassociation.org.uk

@CDRA

WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP?

If so, please email cdraenquiries@outlook.com

CHRISTMAS FAYRE & LIGHTS SWITCH ON

Saturday 1st December 2018

3pm until 6pm

Santa's Grotto * Christmas Market *

Children's Tea Cup and Chair-O Planes Rides

* Food & Drink * Carol Singing * Christmas Lights Association Raffle

PLUS Lights Switch On at 5pm!

The New 2nd Crawley Down Rainbow Unit have started their first full term! During the summer holidays Girlguiding

launched a new programme which allows girls from 5 – 7 years of age to gain badges for the first time. Badges include Storyteller, Construction, Innovate and Make Change. This gives the girls skills that will grow though the sections as they move on to Brownies, Guide etc.

This term we have explored the outdoors, made sweet treats, celebrated Guy Fawkes Night and discussed & expanded our understanding of equality.

All Girl Guiding units are run by volunteers and we are looking for volunteers to come forward and help provide more opportunities to the girls and young women in our area.

Do you want to empower the girls of today?

Whatever your previous experience of Girl Guiding, as a volunteer you’ll meet new people, gain/expand on skills and be doing something positive for you and your community.

If you are interested, please email Philippa Singh at secondcrawleydownrainbows@hotmail.com

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Services for December and January are :

Morning Morning / Afternoon Afternoon / Evening

Sunday 2nd December 1st Sunday of Advent

8am Holy Communion

10am Worship Together and Christingle (a shorter family service)

6pm - Choral Evensong

Sunday 9th December 2nd Sunday of Advent

8am Holy Communion

10am Parish Communion (traditional Eucharist)

Sunday 16th December 3rd Sunday of Advent

8am Holy Communion

10am Worship Together with Communion (a family service with Communion)

4pm - Messy Church

6pm - Carols by Candlelight

Sunday 23rd December 4th Sunday of Advent

8am Holy Communion

10am Parish Communion (traditional Eucharist )

Monday 24th December Christmas Eve

- 3pm Crib Service - children may come dressed in their Nativity costumes

11pm - Midnight Mass

Tuesday 25th December Christmas Day

- 10am Worship Together with Communion (a family service with Communion)

Sunday 30th December 1st Sunday of Christmas

8am Holy Communion

10am Parish Communion (traditional Eucharist)

Sunday 6th January Epiphany

8am Holy Communion

10am Worship Together (a shorter family service) 6pm - Choral Evensong

Sunday 13th January Baptism of Christ

8am Holy Communion

10am Parish Communion (traditional Eucharist)

4pm - Messy Church

Sunday 20th January 3rd Sunday of Epiphany

8am Holy Communion

10am Worship Together with Communion (a family service with Communion)

Sunday 27th January 4th Sunday of Epiphany

8am Holy Communion

10am Parish Communion (traditional Eucharist)

YOU WILL BE MADE MOST WELCOME ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH SERVICES

JOIN US AS A FAMILY AT MESSY CHURCH. We meet in the Glebe Centre for craft activities, songs and bible stories. Bring a contribution for a shared buffet tea. (Children must be accompanied by an adult). On 21st October we spent a fun hour choosing items to go in the Link to Hope shoe boxes and then wrapping them up in Christmas paper!

We next meet on Sunday 16th December from 3.30-5pm and Sunday 13th January from 4-5.30pm

For more information about Messy Church, have a look at their website www.messychurch.org.uk.

Please pray for:

Roads in Crawley Down

Organisations in and around Crawley Down

All Saints’ Tithe Organisations

2nd December Vicarage Road West Sussex County Council Torch Trust

9th December Wallage Lane Crawley Down Village C of E School Bible Society

16th December West Park Road and Chapel Lane

The Donkey Field Pre-School and all pre-schools Care for the Family

23rd December Woodlands Drive and Woodlands Close

Crawley Down Health Centre - doctors, staff and patients

Christian Aid

30th December Wychwood Place Crawley Down Dentist Church Army

6th January Acorn Avenue Crawley Down Community Centre (also known as The Haven Centre)

Family Support Work (Chichester Diocese)

13th January Ash Close The Future of the Royal Oak Pub Happy Home Orphanage, India

20th January Aviary Way Crawley Down shops Mothers’ Union

27th January Beech Gardens Crawley Down businesses Scripture Union

CHURCHYARD NEWS Volunteers continue to work on tidying up the churchyard and we would like to thank all those who have helped this year. A note of special thanks to 1st Turners Hill & Crawley Down Scouts who recently spent a Saturday morning cutting back the very overgrown rhododendrons.

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CRAWLEY DOWN WOMEN’S INSTITUTE AFTERNOON WI We were glad to welcome a few extra visitors to our September meeting when Jeremy Hodgkinson came to speak to us. Jeremy has played a prominent part in the village over the years, and has a vast knowledge of it's history. His talk was accompanied with photos from the past, and we heard about boxing competitions held in the village, the brick works, the railway and much more. Some of the audience had memories of the houses, or places, that were mentioned. A nice trip down memory lane, and new knowledge learnt. Six members attended the West Sussex WI Federation meeting in Worthing and heard two speakers during the day. Author Jane Robinson has many written books about the lives of woman and she talked about her latest book "Hearts and Minds". Jane told us about the Great Pilgrimage march, and the life and times of the Suffragists finally getting the vote for women. The afternoon speaker was Lady Emma Barnard the chatelaine of Parham House.

Our October speaker had to cancel due to unforeseen circumstances but we were lucky that Helena Griffiths was able to come and speak to us at short notice. Helena travelled on her own around Western Australia in 80 days. There were many things Helena had to learn for her trip, having to change the tyre pressure on her vehicle to suite the varied terrain being one of them. She had the latest navigation and tracker systems to help her on her way, and she brought these in to show us. Helena is a very adventurous woman and it was a very interesting talk.

We meet at 2pm on the 3rd Wednesday in every month at The Village Hall. If you would like more information please contact Kay Webb 01342 719029 or Jean Wakeling 01342 712834. All welcome.

With best wishes for Christmas and a Happy New Year 2019.

Jackie Kaldenberg, CD Afternoon WI

EVENING WI At our October meeting, Steve Roberts, a retired fraud squad police officer, talked to us about protecting ourselves from scams and frauds. His talk was very informative and his humorous approach held our attention. There was one fundamental message “STOP, THINK, CHECK”. Steve advised that should never get drawn into telephone conversations with people we don’t know, just say “NO THANK YOU” and NEVER click on any link sent in an email unless you know the source.

Our Annual Meeting was held on 1st November where we were pleased to hear that Jan Albury would continue as President and Yvonne Leach as Secretary with Evral Goldsmith coming on board as Treasurer. Warm thanks were extended to Jill Yates, retiring Treasurer, Belinda Watson for assisting the Secretary and to retiring committee members for their hard work and commitment in 2018. Gail Lesslie was welcomed as a new committee member. Our guest speaker, Katharine Collett, was then introduced to us. She was dressed in a very pretty afternoon tea dress, typical of the Edwardian era around which the television series Downton Abbey was set. Katharine explained that during her presentation she would entertain us by singing songs which had been featured in the series. She told us that in Edwardian times, thousands of people were employed in domestic service, but this all changed after World War I because, between 1914 and 1918, an estimated two million women replaced men in employment during the war. This would herald a time of great change. Katharine’s presentation was a mixture of social history and songs of that time.

Our next meeting will be our Christmas Party on Thursday 6th December. We meet at 7.30pm on the 1st Thursday of the month in the Glebe Centre and visitors are most welcome to come along to our meetings. For further information, please contact Jan Albury on 01342 713926.

Jean Ford, CD Evening WI

WORTH ABBEY NEWS CRAWLEY DOWN COMMUNITY

DECEMBER 2018 - JANUARY 2019 FORTHCOMING EVENTS

Sunday November 25th : Concert given by Worth Choral Society at 7.30. Sunday December 2nd : Handel’s Messiah 7.30 in the Abbey Church. Sunday December 16th : Organ recital given by Darcy Trinkwon at 7.30 in the Abbey Church. Monday December 17th : Parish Reconciliation Service in the Abbey at 7.45. Sunday December 23rd : Carol Service at 4pm in the Abbey Church. Monday December 24th : Christmas Vigil from 10.30pm with Carols and organ music. Mass begins at 11pm with refreshments in the Narthex after Mass. Tuesday December 25th : Mass at 9.30/10am

REGULAR EVENTS IN THE PARISH

Adoration, Friday evenings 7.00 - 8.00pm in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. Confessions, Sunday 9.10 – 9.30am before Mass. Marian Prayer Group, 2nd/4th Monday, 7.30pm, Blessed Sacrament Chapel. Lectio Divina, Tuesdays 8.20pm for 30 minutes, Parlour 3 (entry from the Narthex) then Compline. Eucharistic Healing Service, Wednesday 12th December at 7.15. Christian Meditation Group, Blessed Sacrament Chapel, 7.45pm for 8pm start to 8.45pm followed by Compline. Contact Gabrielle 01342 326118 / Catrina

01243 554001. Bereavement Support, Marian & Clare are available to meet you either at St. Benedict’s or to visit you at home. Contact the team via the Parish Office. Vigil for Vocations, 1st Friday of the month, 9pm to midnight, in the Abbey Church. Children’s Mass 1st Saturday of the month at 5pm. Mothers’ Prayer Group, in Balcombe, every Tuesday at 12 noon. Call Marie on 07860 845658 if interested.

SPECIAL FEASTS

December : 2nd First Sunday of Advent, 8th The Immaculate Conception of Our Lady, 25th The Nativity of the Lord, 26th St Stephen, 28th Holy Innocents, 30th Holy Family. January : 6th Epiphany, 8th Baptism of the Lord

MASS TIMES (all at the Abbey unless otherwise stated)

Weekday Masses are at 8.00am and 5.30pm, a concelebrated Mass. On Saturday morning Mass is at 9.00am. Sunday Masses, First Mass of Sunday, Saturday at 5pm, Sunday 9.30am (concelebrated) and 11.30am at St Dunstan’s, West Hoathly. Holidays of Obligation: 8.00am, 5.30pm, 7.30pm. (Vigil Mass)

CONTACT POINTS

Priest : Fr.Paul Fleetwood (01342 710313) Secretary : Maria Stribbling Email address : parish@worth.org.uk

C&V FEBRUARY / MARCH 2019 The next edition of Church & Village will be the February/March 2019 issue. All material for publication should be either emailed to office@allsaintscrawleydown.org by Monday 7th January or posted at The Glebe Centre (NOT the Vicarage) either on paper or on disc/stick.

CHURCH & VILLAGE PUBLICATION Church & Village is published six times per year by All Saints’ Church and is distributed free to all homes in the Crawley Down ecclesiastical parish. Do you have an enquiry about distribution, advertisements or flyer inserts? Please contact the Church Administrator on 01342 718741 or email office@allsaintscrawleydown.org.

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Neighbourhood Plans

WORTH PARISH COUNCIL

NEWSLETTER - WINTER 2018

A new Councillor was needed following the resignation of Sue Smith. An election was not required and the new councillor is

Mel Hollands whose contact details are included at the end of this newsletter.

New Councillor

The new Parish Council website is now live. This offers a much better gateway into the work of the Parish. Anyone attempting

to access the old website will be redirected to the new site.

New Website

A lot has changed since the Crawley Down Neighbourhood Plan was approved in a local referendum in 2015 including the adoption of a new District Plan earlier this year. The Parish Council has commenced a review to ensure that the Crawley Down Neighbourhood Plan is up to date and still reflects the needs of the local residents. The review will follow the five themes of the current plan: Community, Housing, Economy, Environment and Transport. New housing is a Government priority.

The Council is considering whether the review should include the selection of sites for development to ensure that local housing needs are reflected in any future growth. The Council is

inviting views from all residents and will soon be sending out questionnaires. It is estimated that the review will take 18 months to 2 years with a second local referendum in 2020. The equivalent plan for Copthorne is now at an advanced stage and the draft plan is expected to move through the remaining consultation process quickly. Future reviews are likely to be based on a single, parish plan for the two villages, to minimise the costs involved.

At a recent meeting, the council resolved to continue with two plans, but reserved the decision regarding a single plan for the Parish to a future time. In order to progress both Plans the council has taken on a person specifically for this role.

Alongside the website, official council email accounts have been created. These allow the councillors to comply with the recently enacted Data Protection Act, and ANY email communication with the council or with one of your councillors should be via one of these addresses.

Elaine Anscomb - elaine.anscomb@worth-pc.gov.uk Ian Gibson - ian.gibson@worth-pc.gov.uk John Hitchcock - john.hitchcock@worth-pc.gov.uk Kerry Scott - kerry.scott@worth-pc.gov.uk Alex Cruikshank - alex.cruickshank@worth-pc.gov.uk Chris Larkin - chris.larkin@worth-pc.gov.uk Chris Phillips - chris.phillips@worth-pc.gov.uk

Denise Curzon - denise.curzon@worth-pc.gov.uk Eddy Lord - eddie.lord@worth-pc.gov.uk Graham Cassella - graham.casella@worth-pc.gov.uk John Allen - john.allen@worth-pc.gov.uk Lindsey Field - lindsey.field@worth-pc.gov.uk Mel Hollands - mel.hollands@worth-pc.gov.uk Paul Blakemore - paul.blakemore@worth-pc.gov.uk Phillip Coote - phillip.coote@worth-pc.gov.uk Roger Webb - roger.webb@worth-pc.gov.uk Tony Dorey - tony.dorey@worth-pc.gov.uk Clerk - clerk@worth-pc.gov.uk

Assistant Clerk - astclerk@worth-pc.gov.uk

Email Communications

Our Police and Crime Commissioner is currently holding meetings to ensure that she reflect the community. One of these was held in East Grinstead at the end of October. She listened to the concerns of residents, and promised to deal with

them as far as her remit allows. She has been instrumental in the recruitment of 200 extra officers over the next two years. She talks about this in a video, which can be found here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJh4MwfV64M

Sussex Police and Crime Commissioner

The CPRE has recently published a short newsletter in which they include an article on the Green belt. It says, “We analysed new government data to find an extremely concerning trend – that almost 10,000 hectares of Green Belt land have been released for development since 2012. This is the countryside next door for 30 million people, and is only meant to be released under ‘exceptional circumstances’”. Yet Green Belts are clearly being eroded by urban sprawl, with the pressure for councils to

meet unrealistic housing targets allowing developers to target these profitable sites. Time and time again, we find the government failing in its commitment to protect the Green Belt. We plan to keep up the pressure to better protect our Green Belts, and push for developments to be built on brownfield land first. Further details are available at www.cpre.org.uk/media-centre/latest-news-releases/item/4973-new-government-data-backs-cpre-green-belt-figures

Council for the Preservation of Rural England

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YOUR PARISH COUNCILLORS :

Copthorne and Worth Ward Mr J Allen Fagus, 65 Newtown 716694 Mr P B Blakemore 3 Pinetrees Close 715775 Mrs D Curzon 29 Spring Gardens 713886 Mr A Dorey 22 Westway 07802 359123 Mr G Casella 13 Church Lane 07710 019516 Mrs L Field Deer Wood Cottage, 26 London Road, Balcombe 01444 819316 Mr C Larkin 19 Knowle Drive 714350 Mr C T Phillips 16 Calluna Drive 712668 Mr J Hitchock 10 Fermandy Lane 716831

Crawley Down Ward Mrs E M Anscomb 1 Royal Oak Cottage 715213 (Chairman) Mr P A C Coote San Felipe, Lake View Road, (Vice Chairman) Furnace Wood, Felbridge 713443 Mr A Cruickshank 32 Tiltwod Drive 714328 Dr I P Gibson Kiln Wood, Turners Hill Road 716790 Ms M Holland 9 The Furrows 713799 Mr E Lord 5 Spring Copse, Copthorne 714905 Mr K J H Scott Preferred Lie, 14 Rufwood 712213 Mr R Webb Withywindle, Kiln Close 719029

MID SUSSEX DISTRICT COUNCILLORS:

Copthorne & Worth Ward Mr E Matthews 3 Dexter Drive, 301002 East Grinstead

Crawley Down and Turners Hill Ward Mr B Forbes 5 Turtledove Avenue Turners Hill Park 719866 Mr P A C Coote – see under Parish Council Mr A Dorey – see under Parish Council Mr N Walker 10 Clays Close, East Grinstead 327330

Dates of Council meetings are published on the Council's notice boards and website with at least three working days’ notice. Unless otherwise stated, all meetings are open to the public and are held at 7.30pm at the Parish Council Offices.

COUNCIL OFFICES

First Floor, The Parish Hub, Borers Arms Road,

Copthorne, West Sussex RH10 3ZQ

Tel : 01342 713407 / Website : www.worthparishcouncil.co.uk / Email : clerk@worth-pc.gov.uk

The Council Offices are open 9.30am-12 noon Monday – Friday.

Staff may be contacted there on 01342 713407 (you can leave a message on the answering machine) or send an email

WEST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCILLORS:

Worth Forest Division Mr W Acraman 2 Staplefield Court, Brantridge Lane, Staplefield RH17 6EN 01444 400079

PARISH COUNCIL OFFICERS Clerk to the Council Ms Jennifer Nagy

Assistant Clerk Miss Sophia Vaughan

Imberdown Division Mrs H A Brunsdon 83 Blount Avenue, 327200 East Grinstead RH19 1JN

Responsible Finance Officer Mrs Ellen Smith

Neighbourhood Watch

Neighbourhood watch has not been in the news lately, but is still active in many areas. They produce and circulate a weekly newsletter that includes amongst other things a resume of all recent burglaries. Anyone wishing to receive this may enrol at www.intheknow.community. The 6th November issue includes advice on prevention. “A focus on burglary begins this Autumn after the clocks changed. From October 29 to November 4, Sussex Police is running Operation Magpie, the autumn burglary prevention and awareness campaign.

There were 644 burglaries across the force in September 2017, but this fell to 518 in September 2018. The Autumn campaign aims to maintain this decrease, as well as raising awareness about how you can protect your own home.

During the week there will be prevention advice to specific communities as well as social media posts, in an effort to prevent burglaries from happening in the first place.”

More specific advice is available at www.sussex.police.uk/news/autumn-burglary-campaign-begins-after-clock-change/

Gatwick Airport has recently announced plans to use its emergency runway as a second runway, thereby significantly increasing its capacity. Whilst the council is not against any development, it believes that they should all be accompanied by an expansion of the infrastructure to cope with increased demands for transport, schools, doctors etc. The current plans do not include any changes to its two main access routes the

M23 and the London to Brighton British Rail line, both of which are already at, or close to, their maximum capacity. Plans are available for consultation and comment until January 10th 2019 and may be viewed at www.gatwickairport.com/masterplan2018. Further information from Tel: 0808 168 7925 or email gatwickdraftmasterplan@ipsos-mori.com.

Gatwick Airport

Council Meetings

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Would you like to see your BUSINESS advertised here?

or see your GROUP or EVENT mentioned

in Church & Village? Email : office@allsaintscrawleydown.org

Phone : 01342 718741 Web : www.allsaintscrawleydown.org

Facebook : @AllSaintsChurchCD / @GlebeCentreCD

We have now expanded our shop and range of Pet Foods & Supplies

RAY FOSTER GARDEN & FOREST MACHINERY

Now owned by Horace Fuller Ltd Burleigh Quarry, East Street, Turners Hill

Tel : 01342 714774

Lawn mowers, Lawn tractors, Chainsaws, Hedgecutters, Brushcutters, Strimmers, Shredders, Blowers, Cultivators, Trailers

and attachments, Safety Clothing & Boots, Oils, Greases, Sundries, Garden Tools

Horace Fuller Ltd is a family business with garden machinery shops in Horsham, Redhill & Pulborough. We aim to provide old fashioned service with a proper shop and competitive prices.

Simon Gladman THE GREEN MEN

23 Forest Close, Crawley Down, RH10 4LT 07971 087373 or 01342 604540

greenmen4u@gmail.com

Professional care for your trees

GARDENING CARE BY NICK

Crawley Down & surrounding areas Honest and reliable

Grass cutting, hedge trimming, raking, Weeding etc. Fixed rate or rate per hour.

Call Nick on 07980 016549 for a FREE quote.

FINISHING TOUCH Tiling, Decorating, Flooring, Plastering,

Kitchen & bathroom revamps

Call Alistair Hunt on 01342 717998 or 07866 937772

WSCC Trading Standards approved

Dörte Hass

IRONING 4 U All your IRONING requirements

& much more! Shirts, Trousers, Dresses, Bed & Table linen. Service washes and wash & finish available.

Duvets, pillows & sleeping bags cleaned. Alterations.

OPENING HOURS Tues : 8am-12.45pm & 2-6pm

Weds, Thurs & Fri : 9am-12.45pm & 2-5pm Other hours available to collect/ drop off by prior arrangement

Parmeria Place, Lion Lane, Turners Hill, RH10 4NY

Tel/Fax : 01342 717788

HURST FARM SHOP Trading as

Free Range Poultry specialists

Free Range Eggs

Poultry Housing, Feed & Equipment

Fresh Fruit & Vegetables daily

Horse Feeds, including hay & straw

Large Range of Animal Feeds

& Bedding

Corralls Coal, Logs & Kindling

Open 7 days : 8am - 5pm

Hurst Farm, Turners Hill Road,

Crawley Down, RH10 4HG

Tel : 01342 712045

www.familycooksfarm.co.uk

Bee Clean !! One off or regular service

For all your cleaning needs Contact us on:

01342 529649 07734 435085

monikascleaning97@gmailcom

KUNDALINI YOGA Breath work, Meditation and Relaxation

Suitable for all ages and abilities Take a moment for yourself and connect to your

mind and body. Come and recharge! Monday 7-8.30pm

Friday & Wednesday 9.30-11.30am at Nine Oaks Retreats, Crawley Down Contact Tej Sangeet on 07788 561156

HOME HAIRDRESSING DOG SITTING

All in the comfort of your home AMANDA

Telephone : 01444 891772 Mobile : 07973 914866

Email : amandsoper@btinternet.com

VILLAGE HALL Fully equipped kitchen, hall with badminton court, small meeting room & cosy coffee bar with garden. The Village Hall is perfect for indoor sport, clubs & activities. To book, please call Jill on 01342 714448.

DRIVING CRAZY Local male & female driving instructors

Flexible hours to suit you the pupil www.drivingcrazysom.co.uk

Email : rachel@drivingcrazysom.co.uk

Tel : 07946 419824

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WOOD FOR SALE

Seasoned logs, locally sourced

from renewable timber sources,

delivered to your door.

Available in bags (approx. 80 logs)

£20 (plus small deposit on the storage bag)

Full pick up £70 hard wood

Please contact Mark on 07917 365065

Fence panels, fence posts, concrete posts, softwood & oak sleepers, softwood & hardwood decking, softwood cladding

Online discounts available www.timberstore.co.uk

Tel : 01342 717155 Timberstore, Rowfant Sawmills, Wallage Lane, RH10 4NQ

Your local MOT service & tyre centre

PALMERS AUTOCENTRES LIMITED

Tel : 01342 719222 Email : palmersautocentres@hotmail.com

HOLISTIC THERAPIST

Chakra Dancing, Animal & Human

Healing, Bach Flower Remedies.

nathalies.healing@gmail.com www.nathaliesholistichealing.co.uk

Kevin Geal – Painter and Decorator Interior and Exterior

Mobile: 07708 562885 Email: gealkevin@gmail.com

For all your carpentry & construction needs

01342 712220 or 07703 040677 aslcarpentry@hotmail.com www.aslcarpentryltd.co.uk

C J GATES

PAINTER & DECORATOR Interior & exterior

Contact : 07711 712358

HAVEN ELECTRICAL SERVICES

Qualified Electrician

Call Peter 01342 713231 07724 588459

PRIVATE SUPPORT WORKER Hi, I am a local care worker providing support

in Copthorne and surrounding villages. If you need extra assistance with general everyday duties or just need support with

personal care, or know someone who could benefit from my services, please feel free to

contact Tasha on 07864 649469

Looking for a venue for … a party? a coffee morning?

a meeting? a seminar?

THE GLEBE CENTRE offers the perfect solution! Children’s parties - £50 for 3hrs

Private Hire rates available weekdays and weekends for full or half hall. Hire charge includes Free WiFi, fully equipped kitchen, full AV facilities, ample free parking.

www.allsaintscrawleydown.org

Facebook : @GlebeCentreCD Email : glebecentre@allsaintscrawleydown.org

Phone : 01342 718741 / 07971 782799

General IT assistance

Website design & hosting

Domain name registration

New computer supplies

Windows & Mac

Free local area collect & return

Tel : 01342 716971

Web : www.spwebco.com

Email : mail@spwebco.com

Unit 6 Grange Farm, Turners Hill Rd, Crawley Down, RH10 4EY

All Saints’ Church, Vicarage Road, Crawley Down, West Sussex RH10 4JJ

Why not pop in and take a look at what’s on or take a look at our Facebook page!

The Café Bar is open Monday to Friday 9.30am to 2.30pm

There’s a range of fitness classes, groups & clubs for all ages, including rooms to hire for private parties, family occasions & meetings.

Don’t forget the Haven Bar is

NOW OPEN TO ALL (closed Monday eve)

Check our opening times on the website www.cdhavencentre.co.uk

For further information, please contact 01342 716791 or email mail@cdhavencentre.co.uk

LANDSCAPING SERVICES Let your ideas come to life! No matter how large or small, hard landscaping (paths & patios), soft landscaping (grass & lawns),

beds, rockeries, water/pond projects, fountains, waterfalls, fencing.

We will work with you to help your dreams become a reality.

Local friendly reliable company (can provide local endorsements).

Phone for first consultation / quote

Please contact Mark on 07917 365065