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Happy New Year! Here we are again at the beginning of a brand

new year. It feels like a fresh start.

If you have made resolutions for the coming year then I wish

you luck and perseverance. One of my friends recently told me

that every three months she and her husband would go out to

a favourite coffee place make a list of things they wanted to

achieve within a three month period. And every three months

they would review what they did and then set things for the

next three months. They actually got quite a few things done

this last year which is great.

Every one has their own methods of getting things done. But

however you do it, setting goals for 2012 can be the start to

great things. At the end of the day it is all about living which can

be as enjoyable and rewarding as we decide to make it.

On that note, we will see you next month.

Lots of good wishes for 2012 and we hope it is a good one

for you.

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Editor’s comment

Christmas Tree Recycling ........................................................................... 4Shoreham Harbour Regeneration ............................................................. 4Olympic Torch coming to Adur .................................................................. 4Are you ready for the 25th Adur Festival 2012? ..................................... 4Neighbouring Policing................................................................................ 6Talking Mortgages ...................................................................................... 8

Gardening - Looking Ahead in 2012 ...................................................... 10Make a resolution and give blood and save a life in 2012 ................. 12James Francis Stephens ........................................................................... 14Fancy a Curry – See Samins .............................................................. 18/19Essential Oils to lift the spirits ................................................................. 20What’s On .............................................................................................27-35

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are you ready for the 25th adur Festival 2012?

The extremely popular and beloved Adur Festival celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2012 and will run from Friday 1st June to Sunday 17th June 2012. The Festival

encompasses a host of cultural activities including theatre, music, literature, history, food, markets and the arts. There is always something for everyone and 2012 will be no exception.

Clare Mangan, Adur and Worthing Councils' Regeneration Manager said: “Next year we are hoping for more events and visitors than ever during the Festival period especially as our 25th year is very special with both the Diamond Jubilee and the London Olympics happening over the summer”.

So put your thinking caps on and do something special for the 25th Adur Festival which coincides with the Diamond Jubilee.

Anyone wanting to put on an event for the Festival can register the details: online at www.adurfestival.com; or by contacting the Regeneration Team at Adur and Worthing Councils on [email protected]; or telephone Pamela Driscoll on 01273 263274.

Shoreham Harbour regeneration – right up your streetadur CounCil, working with Brighton & Hove City

Council, West Sussex County Council and the Shoreham Port Authority, are preparing a Draft Joint Area Action Plan to set out the future vision and planning policies for the harbour area over the next 15-20 years.

As part of developing the plans local people living and working in the Shoreham Harbour area — which stretches from Hove Lagoon through to East Street/Ferry Road in Shoreham — are being asked how they would like to see the 'street scape' around the Harbour look in the future.

Consultants BDP have been appointed to prepare a Streetscape Guide which will be used to shape the 'character' and 'look' of public realm in the Shoreham Harbour area and will be used to assist in determining future development in this important area.

“Initial findings from locals at the November Shoreham Farmers Market held in the newly pedestrianised East Street were extremely positive and very encouraging” says Mehron Kirk, Director at BDP.

Jim Funnell, Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Adur District Council, adds: “It was really great to see the town buzzing so much. East Street looks fantastic now and will be a valuable space for all sorts of exciting activities in the future. It certainly demonstrates how improvements to public realm can transform an area and assist the local economy”.

If you want to view the exhibition boards and complete the survey on the Streetscape Guidance visit the 'How to Get Involved' page of www.shorehamharbour.com. The Draft document will be placed on the website for comment during January 2012.

adur and Worthing set to welcome the olympic torchAdur and Worthing has been chosen as a host location and extends an invitation to its people to welcome the Olympic Flame on 16th July 2012.

Adur and Worthing are two areas out of 1,000 villages, towns and cities announced by the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) through which the Olympic Flame will be carried by Torchbearers during the London 2012 Olympic Torch Relay presented by Coca-Cola, Lloyds TSB and Samsung. LOCOG has worked closely with representatives from a number of sectors in Sussex to devise the route.

Peter Latham, Chief Executive for Adur and Worthing councils, says: "This is a fabulous opportunity for everyone to take part – in our own way – in the Olympics. We are really excited the Olympic Torch is coming through our communities as it will, for sure, be a most spectacular sight and something some of us will only see once in our lifetime."

to see the interactive map and for more information vist: www.london2012.com/olympictorchrelaymap

Christmas tree recycling

in January oF each year Adur & Worthing Council Services provides collections for real Christmas trees. Your unwanted real Christmas trees should be put out for

recycling from the 10th January 2011 on your normal refuse collection days — the garden waste is collected weekly and resumes on this date so your real Christmas trees will be collected if put out. If you are not sure when your collection day is then see collection days for domestic recycling and refuse.

Alternatively, they can be taken to the Household Waste Recycling Site at Brighton Road Shoreham-by-Sea. Both options the trees go for composting!

(Please note : with these new collection arrangements there will not be any Christmas tree recycling compounds at either Buckingham Park or Lancing Manor Leisure Centre).

If your real Christmas tree still has its roots then plant it out in your garden.

Please remember to remove all the decorations, baubles, tinsel and twinkly lights from your Christmas tree before putting it out for collection!

If you have an artificial tree then please package it away carefully and save it for re-use next Christmas along with all your decorations, tinsel and lights.

Neighbourhood Policing

Details of your local cafficers, current priorities and dates of local meetings are available on-line at www.sussex.police.uk (enter your postcode) or by telephone by calling Shoreham Police Station on 0845 60 70 999.

ALWAYS CALL 999 IN AN EMERGENCY

WE hAvE SEEN a huge rise in scam mail being sent to homes in Adur and the surrounding area, the latest of these have been headed with Hong Kong and China Bank details and addresses . All telling you how lucky you are to be able to receive…cash…prizes…

They are of course SCAMS.

How to stay Scam SafeIf you receive a dazzling letter, do not respond (Not even to say that, you know its a scam!)

If you do, it will go on whats known to the scammers as a SUCKERS list.

Once your name is on a "suckers" list, the only way to stop receiving scam mail is to stop responding!

Never send cash, disclose personal details or buy goods to claim a prize!

If you receive a suspicious phone call. Remember, you do not have to get into any discussions over the phone with anyone, never give out personal information such as bank and credit card details. These could be used fraudulently.

Keep your business, your business.

What tricks do the scammers use?Scammers are very crafty. They know how to dazzle minds and shut down the normal thought process. Someone whose mind has been dazzled will become excited and start to focus on the prize rather than the fact that they are being asked to send cash to claim it.

Here are just a few of the dazzling words and statements scammers use:

Congratulations, Won The Lottery, Guaranteed Winner, Highly Confidential, Unclaimed Prize/ Award, Sworn to Secrecy, Time Sensitive Document.

Once scammers have dazzled and hooked their victims, they trap them in a never ending cycle of letters and payments by asking for taxes, release fees, administration charges and anything else they can think of to keep the victim sending cash.

To make the scams more convincing scammers often ask the victim how they would like the non-existent payment to be made e.g. Cash, Cheque or Money Transfer?

What other tricks do scammers use?Scammers send out false testimonials and photographs of fictitious winners. They claim to be lottery officials, presidents of banks, solicitors, clairvoyants and use other important sounding titles and names.

Scammers sometimes disguise their mailbox addresses by calling them things like suites, units or apartments to create the illusion they are operating from a traceable office or grand building.

Scammers try to trick people into sending them passports, photographs and birth certificates and pretend they are arranging celebration parties or sending out photographers.

REMEMBER if it sounds TO GOOD TO BE TRUE, it proberly is. DON’T BE SUCKED INTO IT.

Dates for your diarySt Nicholas ward, 25/01/12 Neighbourhood Panel Meeting 6:30 pm, Bowls Pavillion Buckingham Park. PCSO Nicola Hawthorne. • Southlands ward, 26/01/12, Neighbourhood Panel Meeting 7:00 pm, Milward Court, Wilmot Road, PCSO Liz Taylor

Useful Telephone NumbersEmergency, 999; NON Emergency, 101; Crime Prevention: 01273 665832; Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111; For any other information on what’s happening in your area and to hear from your local PCSO log onto; www.sussex.police.uk

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The lasT Few years have been a financial shock to many of us. Previously we may have taken our finances for granted.

Business was booming and jobs were safe; things have now changed. The credit crunch and the global financial crisis have all hit home. We are all looking at our finances with much more scrutiny, making sure our hard earned money is not wasted and making the most of the more simple things in life. (things that cost less, generally).

Some people have used this time to really take control of their finances, checking exactly what they are paying for and making sure it is still relevant. By making a review there can be great savings to be made. The first thing to check is your mortgage, the remortgage deals are now so competitive you could make a good saving each month. If you call me at Talk Money, I can make an initial assessment over the phone to see if it is worthwhile looking at other deals, it literally takes only a few minutes.

Not only your mortgage, but out of date policies can be a waste of money especially if your situation has changed. For example, a self employed person still paying for redundancy cover, you cannot be made redundant if you are self employed and this policy would not pay out. You may have taken life cover when you were a smoker, but have since given up. A substantial saving could be made each month. These examples are quite common, and there are many more. You can see how things get out of date.

What can i do to help?As an independent financial adviser I deal with the whole spectrum of financial advice. I can check out your mortgage and also any protection plans, pensions or investments. I would make sure any policies are still relevant to you and make sure you are getting the most for your money. I have access to the whole market place and can compare your current arrangements with others on offer. Often the process will make you a monthly saving or will give you more for your money.

Your pensions and investments could be languishing in funds which are not performing. You may see your pension as being “frozen”, meaning you are no longer paying in, but it is still invested. A difference in performance can have a great impact

on your retirement income. This is your money, it’s important to make sure it’s looked after and invested in the right place.

It may seem complicated to review things, but we can take the stress of out that. We can contact the life companies directly for information, meaning you don’t have to find all the paperwork. All we need is the policy number, the name of the life company and your permission to obtain the information. if you would like your finances untangled, and an independent review, please call me Claire Cook on 01273 224667. i offer a free initial consultation and would be very happy to help.

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now ThaT The Christmas celebrations are out of the way and

we are into January its always a good time to start looking ahead. Although January can seem a gloomy month, its well worth having a walk around the garden. You’ll be amazed at how many signs of new life there are already. Keep an eye on the clock every evening and you really will notice that the daylight hours are starting to push the dark nights back.

The longer daylight hours are one of the things that help to bring the new growth in the garden as the plants use the daylight to create new energy. There’s still a long way to go though with many cold days ahead of us. If you are looking ahead in the garden, then now is the time to order seed potatoes, vegetable seeds and summer flowering bulbs. It’s well worth shopping around and the internet always throws up lots of bargains, as do many of the garden centers, especially with seeds.

If you’re trying to get a head start in the garden then using cloches to cover the ground and help retain heat in the soil is a good start. By the end of the month you could start to sow carrots, spinach and broad beans in the cloches. If you have rhubarb in the garden, you can force the rhubarb to produce sweeter stalks by placing a container over the top of it. Bear in mind that you shouldn’t do this if you did it last year as it will exhaust the rhubarb.

Its well worth using a heater in the greenhouse as well, but make sure whatever you use is safe, especially if it’s electrical. If you use a paraffin heater, make sure you ventilate the greenhouse as well. If you need to warm yourself up then dig some trenches for the forthcoming bean sowings and start filling them with compost and other water retaining material such as shredded paper. The more organic material you can fill them with the better. Whilst we are on the subject of compost, if you have been enjoying the benefits of an open fire or a log burner, then don’t let the waste ash go to waste. It can be mixed into the compost heap, or forked into the ground in fruit or vegetable patches.

By now you will hopefully have done a lot of preparation work in the borders, but it’s still not too late to dig them over, but be careful of new spring bulbs raising their heads. It’s a good idea to fluff up any areas of soil that have got compacted by the weather or foot traffic over the winter. It’s still not too late to move any plants that are in the wrong place. Just make sure you avoid a frosty day.

I find that this time of year the garden often takes a pounding from people constantly taking shortcuts across lawns, or through beds, and the damage it leaves very quickly makes this apparent. If this is the case then its well worth considering adapting the garden to incorporate these routes with pathways,

as people will always take the shortest route, especially when in a hurry.

Enjoy the garden and get going as spring will soon be here!

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James FranCis sTephens was born on the 16th September 1792, the only

son of Royal Navy Captain William James Stephens and his wife, Mary Peck Stephens of Shoreham-by-Sea. He first attended the Bluecoat School in Hertford, and then, from 1800, Christ’s Hospital at Horsham. Whilst there he began to develop a keen interest in the abundant insect life of the West Sussex countryside around him. He was a boy with wide interests though and as well as natural history he was also fascinated by philosophy and the early study of electricity.

On the 16th September 1807, his fifteenth birthday, Stephens left Christ’s Hospital to take up a position organised by his uncle Admiral Stephens at the Admiralty Office in Somerset House, London. Whilst working there, in the winter of 1809, Stephens started writing a ‘Catalogue of British Animals,’ in his spare time. This led to further work describing species of birds and insects in volumes nine to fourteen of the series ‘General Zoology’ an extensive catalogue of wildlife begun by biologist Dr. George Shaw.

Despite his father’s hopes that his son’s work should be in the maritime arena, Stephens had by now realised that his future career did not lie at the Admiralty or as captain of a ship. In 1815, J.F. Stephens was made a member of the National Zoological Society of London. Then in 1818, the trustees of the British Museum asked the Admiralty to grant him leave to come to work for them full-time. He was needed to help Dr Elford Leach arrange the insect collection.

Stephens particular interest remained with the insects of the British Isles and he was determined that his next book would be a list of all known species, listed in their scientific classifications. This was an ambitious undertaking – not only did it involve writing up descriptions, and notes on habits and habitats of thousands of creatures including beetles, butterflies and flies, it meant examining the museum’s own collection and going on collecting exhibitions to ensure that every creature was indeed covered by the book. The work took until 1829 to complete and upon finishing it, Stephens

returned to his post at the Admiralty. In the meantime, in 1822, Stephens had

got married to the daughter of famous Shoreham sea captain, Captain Roberts. Sadly though all their children died young. Stephens’ next work ‘Illustrations of British Entomology’ was again a guide to insects, this time a pictorial one in ten volumes. It was not completed until 1846, and was beautifully illustrated by pictures coloured by hand, from drawings by C.M. Curtis and Stephens’ close friend John Obadiah Westwood.

Unfortunately, ‘Illustrations of British Entomology’ was seen by naturalist John Curtis as a rival to his own work, ‘British Entomology’. The two men became involved acrimonious dispute which split the insect-

studying fraternity for over thirty years. They were never reconciled despite John Obadiah Westwood’s attempt to end the quarrel. In 1832 Stephens took proceedings to protect his copyright against another author, James Rennie, whose book ‘Conspectus of British Butterflies and Moths’ replicated much of the information in Stephens’ own volume on butterflies. Stephens lost the case and it proved costly, but the support of the scientific community was with him and they raised money towards his legal expenses.

Meanwhile, a student at the University of Cambridge, one Charles Darwin, had become an enthusiastic insect collector. He sent Stephens records of the rarer insects he had caught and Stephens credited Darwin’s research in his volumes. In later years, Darwin, by then the most famous naturalist of all time, remarked in his autobiography "No poet ever felt more delight at seeing his first poem published than I did at seeing in Stephen's Illustrations of British Insects the magic words, 'captured by C. Darwin, Esq.”

James Francis Stephens retired from the Admiralty in 1845, but continued to work collecting and cataloguing butterflies for the British Museum. He died at Kennington in South London on December 22nd 1852, leaving a legacy of work that is still of importance to naturalists today.

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i hope you had a heart warming December that has been satisfying and restful. As we go into January we can think about

the year ahead of us and it is often a good time to make new plans and decisions about what we want from life. Sometimes our energy and mood can need a bit of help after the rest period of Christmas and the colder weather. Here are some ways you can use oils to bring about clear thinking, boost energy and motivation, plus help lift any depression and anxiety.

I would recommend purchasing an oil burner if you don’t already have one as they are a really effective way to evaporate oils into a room, to change the atmosphere and affect your mood. Add the water to the burner first and let it heat a little before adding the oils, so you get the most evaporation from them. Be careful to keep your burner topped up with water otherwise it could burn dry. Oil burners with a large and deep dish are best and can be purchased at a reasonable price between £3-£10. You can also add a few drops of any oil to a tissue and lay over a radiator to gently warm and scent the room, but do not place over an electric heater as these oils are flammable!

For mornings when you need uplifting and for increased mental energy you can use Grapefruit and Rosemary (do not use Rosemary if you suffer with epilepsy). To give you vigour and clear any frustration, you can add a few drops of each oil into the shower tray for an invigorating blast as the water hits the oils and they evaporate. Peppermint and Lemon will also promote mental clarity and smooth your way. These oils are great to use whilst working through any paper work that you need to do. Add three drops of lemon and peppermint to your burner and top up as needed.

You can always use essential oils to refresh a room and leave a heavenly fragrance by mixing with salt or bicarbonate of soda, using geranium, lavender and lemon oils. In a plastic bag or bowl mix five drops of each, stir with a few tablespoons of the salt/bicarb then sprinkle evenly over your carpet, leave for at least half an hour then Vacuum. This will leave delicious scent behind and freshen the room.

For when you need quiet time and relaxation use Sandalwood and frankincense oils. Blend one drop of each into a tablespoon of oil such as sunflower, almond or olive oil and massage into your neck and shoulders, releasing any tension – or add the oil blend to a bath. These oils have a calming effect and help with meditation,

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What’s on in JanuaryQuirky Quiz at the Crown and anchor, High Street, Shoreham. Every tuesday night. Starts 8pm.Fun times to be had every Tuesday evening with compare Mark Stack. The Quiz for Fun People-not wannabe Einstein's. Reserve a table recommended by calling 01273 463500. £1 per person plus £1 per table.

adur Healthy WalkersThis is a group which encourages non walkers to get fit and healthy. Walks range from gentle strolls to more challenging ones in the local area. Led by trained leaders and are free! Details found in local libraries,community centres,GP's surgeries and leisure centres.

Church lane NurseryChurch Lane Nursery - OFSTED inspected offering morning, afternoon, all day sessions and lunch clubs - term time only please call 0771 2701720 or 07403 181186.

rainbow Poetry GroupPoetry for pleasure. Meets first Monday of the month. 8pm at Ferry Inn, East St, Shoreham.. For info please contact 01273 452005.

Southwick Community Centre Indoor Friday Table-Top Sale Every week at Southwick Community Centre.9.00a.m. - 1.00p.m.Cafe Open 10am-2pm A Variety of Stalls.

Southwick & Shoreham Country MarketEvery Friday 9-15-11.00am in the Porter Room at Southwick Community Centre. Home made cakes, biscuits and sausage rolls, jam chutney, local honey, fresh eggs, allotment and home grown fruit, veg and plants. Hand made crafts: toys, knitted baby clothes, peg bags, aprons, fridge magnets, bags, hair accessories, brooches, bookmarks, greetings cards and lots more!

adur Petanque ClubThe club meets on Sundays, Monday afternoons, Tuesday and Thursday evenings at the Lancing Leisure Centre.

Southwick Community associationThe Individual Members Section hold Whist Drives every week at Southwick Community Centre starting at 2.00pm on MondaysAlso held on alternate Thursday at 2.00pm. Every Friday Solo Whist at 2.00pm. Call 01273461955 for further information.

lancing district NSPCC CommitteeSaturday 15 October: Charity Sale at the Tabernacle Hall, North Road, Lancing (Near to the Co-op Store) from 10 a.m. – 12 noon. Admission is free and we are serving tea and coffee and homemade cake. We will have all manner of items and quality goods for sale.

WaSPiGThe Worthing And Shoreham Psychic Information Group now meets on alternate Thursday evenings. Perfect for anyone with psychic or spiritual leanings. For more information please contact Jeremy or Pam on 01903 209938.

adulT danCe ClassestHE tWittEN SCHool oF SEQUENCE daNCiNGTea Dances with Tuition every Monday afternoon at St. John Ambulance Hall,The Twitten, Southwick. 1.30pm to 4.00pm. £3.00 each including refreshments. Absolute beginners welcome. Private Tuition available. For information ring Mike or Audrey on 01273 592194 or visit our website www.twittendance.speedy.uk.net

Ballroom and latin Classes Mondays : Beginners 7pm - 8pm. Admission £4 per class. Improvers and Intermediate : 8pm - 9.30pm Admission £5 per class. Private lessons and coaching for medallist examinations are also available by appointment. All Classes held at the Southwick Methodist Church Hall. Call (01273) 887611 or Mob: 07521 800294 for details

Salsa classesSalsa classes at The Ropetackle every Monday night. Classes for first-timers, beginners, improvers and intermediates. Lessons 8:30- 10pm except public holidays.Admission: £6 Classes with: Aaron George M | Amber Davis | Sam Tebbs | Yanel Eugenio

a Chance to danceFridays 7-30pm -10pm (except first Friday in month). Ballroom, Latin and some Sequence. £3 includes Tea & Biscuits. Southwick Methodist Church Hall. For more info: ring Ralph. (01273) 595165.

Hip Hop dance in the South East.CLASSES open to all in Worthing, Brighton, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill, Bognor Regis and beyond. For More info: [email protected] / 07900 681355 WWW.T21DANCE.COM

ZUMBa FitNESSThe latin inspired, calorie burning, dance fitness party!! 16+ Monday- 6.30-7.30pm @ Southwick Community Centre. Tuesday- 7-8pm & 8.15-9.15pm both @ Southwick Community Centre. Wednesday- 10.30-11.30am @ Shoreham Ropetackle Centre 5.30-6.30pm & 6.45-7.45pm both @ Southwick Community Centre Thursday - 10.45-11.45 am 6-7pm & 7.15-8.15 pm all @ Southwick Community Centre Please BOOK your place either by 07933380231 or [email protected] first class is free! Price : £5

ZUMBa FitNESSLatin inspired cardio dance fitness classes! Tuesdays 8.10-9 pm , The Shoreham Centre, Main Hall, Pond Road Thursdays 6-7pm , The Church of The Good Shepherd Hall, Shoreham Beach £4 per session Call Sarah 07885 205307 for details

lazy river Square dance ClubMonday evenings 8pm – 10pm. The Shoreham Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham, BN43 5WU. T: (01273) 454686 / W: www.shorehamcentre.co.uk

Modern JiveLearn Modern Jive, Wednesdays from 8pm – 11pm at The Shoreham Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham. Contact Ian and Diana on 01273 453733 for more details or visit www.danceaholics.co.uk.

Shoreham Folk dance ClubMondays 8 – 10pm (Excluding Bank Holidays). St. Julians Church Hall, Rectory Road, Shoreham. Membership - £1 pa / Fees - £1 per session. Adults & Teens welcome. For more info please call Mrs Holroyd on (01273) 415557

Smoldering, Sensual, Soulful argentine tangoShoreham Centre on Tuesday evenings. Beginners and Improvers courses start every 4 weeks. All Ages welcome. Advance bookings only £28. email [email protected]. For information contact Robin and Delia 01273 464311. www.brightontango.com and brightondancing.com

Southwick Sequence dance Club Every Wednesday at St. John Ambulance Hall, The Twitten, Southwick. 7.30 to 9.30pm - £3.00 each (First Night FREE) Also Tea Dance with tuition every Monday afternoon 1.30pm to 4.00pm £3.00 each including tea and biscuits (First afternoon FREE) Information call Mike on 01273 592194 or visit our website www.southwicksequenc.speedy.uk.net

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Sigma dance School offers Ballroom & latin dance Classes Mondays: Beginners : 6.30pm – 8pm. Improvers and intermediate : 8pm – 9.30pm. Admission £5 per class. Classes held at the Southwick Methodist Church Hall. Call (01273) 887611 for details.

Southwick Scottish dance Country ClubThursdays 8.15pm – 10.15pm. Southwick Community Centre Garden Room. £2 per session. All ages welcome. For more info please call Dr. M J Heath 19 Tanners Brook Lewes BN7 IRU 01273 478069 [email protected]

Sussex Highland dancers – Southwick & Shoreham BranchSaturdays 10.45am – 11.45am. St Julians Church Hall, Rectory Road, Shoreham. 5 years and over. Fees – Adults £2.50 per session, Children £2 per session. For more info contact Trudy Bellinger on 07854 649711.

musiC, arTs and CreaTive wriTing adur art ClubMeets Tuesdays 7.30pm – 9.30pm & Thursdays 2pm – 4pm. Room 8, Shoreham Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham. Membership £40 per annum. For more info please visit http://aartc.webs.com

Beach BateriaAll ages and abilities are welcome to join community Samba Band. No experience necessary, instruments provided. Every Wednesday from 7.45pm to 9.30pm at the Hall at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Kings Walk, Shoreham Beach, BN43 5LF. Adults £4 per session, Students/ concessions £3, under 16s £2; first session free.Just turn up or contact Danny Dryer 07779 858310

Creative Writing Workshops: Unleash your imaginationWorkshops at Shoreham Library. The group will go in an exhibition for the Adur Festival. Group meets alternative Friday mornings 10am to 11.30 am at the Shoreham Library. For more info call Jennifer on 01273 454867

Messengers UK Youth Gospel ChoirA community youth gospel choir in Shoreham for 10 – 18 year olds. No auditions necessary – just enthusiasm. Shoreham Baptist Church, Western road, Shoreham. Tuesdays from 7 – 8.30pm. For more info visit www.messengerschoir.org or email [email protected]

Music WorkshopsFor a variety of music workshops ranging from Junior Rock School through to songwriting, DJ-ing and music technology call Sussex Academy of Music (SAM) on 0800 756 9411 or visit their website at www.sussexmusic.com

Southwick art ClubWednesdays 7.30pm at Southwick Community Centre. Membership fee - £30 p/a. Over 16s. Contact: Clifford Feeney – (01273) 411890

Shoreham oratorio ChoirRehearsals Thursday evenings 7.45 – 9.30pm in The Methodist Church, Brunswick Road, Shoreham by Sea. For more details call Maggie Kent 01273 465495 or visitwww.shoreham-oratorio-choir.co.uk

St. Mary de Haura Handbell ringersSmall friendly group. New members (over 16s) always welcome. The group meets Wednesdays from 7.30pm at St. Mary De Haura Church, Shoreham. Membership £25. For more info contact Joy Gibbs 01903 245660

Courses, Clubs and workshopsarts and Crafts, iCt, Health & Well-being, languages, Maths, English & ESol (English for Speakers of other languages)West Sussex Adult & Community Learning Service runs a wide range of courses in the local area. Please contact 01273 598811 or pick up a brochure from your local library.

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CalligraphyLearn to write beautifully with Calligraphy. Friendly Saturday workshops and weekly classes on Wednesday afternoons at Sompting Community Centre, Thursdays at Southwick Community Centres and Monday evenings at Steyning Grammar School. Please contact Nancy at 01273 453387 or email: [email protected] for more information.

Clubs adur East lions club Meet 4th Tuesday of the month at the Royal George Public House, Holmbush Roundabout, Shoreham. 7.30pm. All welcome.

adur Valley Bridge Clubs- ShorehamEBU Affiliated Duplicate Bridge Club. Very friendly. Visitors welcome. No partner required. The Hall of the Church of The Good Shepherd, Shoreham Beach. Tuesday afternoons at 1.30pm. For more information contact Bob & Kathy Whiting on (01403) 711707, Email: [email protected], www.adurbridge.org.uk

adUr Book Club for the over 60’sMeetings are at Shoreham Library on the 1st Thursday of every month from 10:30-11:00am. All books supplied free by West Sussex Library Service. Large print and audio versions available. For more info call Brenda Slater on 01444 235549 or email [email protected]

a Bead Group Meet Monday and the second Thursday of every month from 10am-4pm. Participants must bring a packed lunch. Tea and coffee is provided. Prices are £2.50 for half a day and £5.00 for the whole day. Location: Anita's beads, 4 Broadreach, Ropetackle, Shoreham-by-Sea, BN43 5EY.Tel: 01273 454672 Website: www.anitasbeads.net

Bridge(Duplicate - EBU licensed) on Wednesdays 1.30 p.m. - 4.45 p.m. at Adur Indoor Bowling Club, Old Barn Way, Southwick. Lunch and refreshments available together with a free car park. Jill or Dave 01273 566101.

NoVa A friendly social group in the Brighton & Hove area for the 40s to early 60s age group. Join us for: meals out, theatre, cinema, parties, barbecues, live music, badminton, tennis, talks, walks, day trips, pub quizzes and much, much more. For more details please ring: Pat 0844 5855 668 or our website: www.novabrighton.org.uk

the Senior Monday Club Meet every Monday between 10 – 12.30 in the Garden Room at Southwick Community Centre for the over 50’s We have a gentle exercise class, board games, speakers and refreshments friendly atmosphere everyone welcome. For more info please contact Peter Hornsby 01903 854996.

adur Petanque Club (Boules) Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7pm and Sunday mornings from 10.30am at Lancing Manor Park (next to the Impulse Leisure Centre). New members welcome. Come and Try. For further information please call (01903) 776387 or visit www.adurpetanque.co.uk

Shoreham rubber Bridge Club.Meets at the Shoreham Community Centre, Thursdays, 2.00 to 4.30 p.m. Welcomes new members. Contact: 01273-455597

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What’s on in January


Southwick Camera ClubAll abilities and ages welcome. The club meets Thursdays from 7.30pm at the Southwick Community Centre and has an interesting schedule of participatory and spectator events. Membership £28. For more information contact Alan Humphries on (01273) 591449.

Southwick art ClubMeets Wednesdays 7.30 pm to 9.30pm in the at Southwick Community Centre. New members(over16's) always welcome. Come along and enjoy painting and drawing in an informal and friendly atmosphere. No qualifications required only a love of art. For more information contact Clifford Feeney 01273 411890.

Southwick lace Class meets every tuesday at Southwick Community Centre,from 9.45 to 11.45am.Beginners and experienced lacemakers all welcome to join our friendly group. Please contact the tutor, Rosemary Brown, on 01273 591346 for further details.

Steyning Camera ClubThe Steyning Camera Club meets at The Steyning Centre, Fletchers Croft, Steyning, BN44 3XZ, mainly alternate Wednesdays from September to May in the Saxon Room at 7:30. Photographers of all abilities are welcome to join. For more information go to www.steyningcc.org.uk.

Shoreham Stitch & Bitch Knitting Group Meet every Monday at Beach House, East Street from 7:30pm to 9:30pm. All abilities from newbies to experienced welcome. For more information email Linda at: [email protected]

Shoreham Horticultural & allotment SocietyThe Shoreham Horticultural and Allotment Society holds meetings on the first Friday of each month at St. Peters Church Hall, Shoreham starting at 7.30pm. Monthly speakers talk on various subjects with a break for home made refreshments. Free admission. For further information contact Daphne Thomas on 01273 463638.

Southwick & Fishersgate Horticultural SocietyThe society meets on the 1st Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm in the Garden Room, Southwick Community Centre. New members always welcome. For more information please contact Julie on (01273) 596707 or email [email protected].

the Southern Counties orchid Society Meets on the 2nd Wednesday of each month in the De Brock Suite at Lancing Leisure Centre. 7.30pm start. Monthly speakers give talks on various aspects of orchid culture or associated interests such as travel which could include many aspects of natural history. Membership at present is £7 per person per annum. Please contact the Secretary on 01903 241433 for more information.

Sussex QuiltersMeet the first Wednesday in the month from 10am to 12 noon in the Deal Room, Southwick Community Centre, Southwick. Workshops, speakers, demonstrations etc. Annual subscription £15, monthly sub £2. New members welcome. For further information please contact: Anne Moncrieff (01273) 328215

Wick theatre CompanyMost Mondays from 8pm. Membership £20 pa. 17 year olds and above welcome. The Barn Theatre, Southwick Community Centre. (The Young Wick Players (12 – 17 year olds) meet Weds 7.30pm – 9.30pm in Southwick Community Centre). For more info contact Betty Dawes on (01273) 594052.

U3aRetired looking for new or old interests to share with others? Shoreham and Southwick U3A offers an extensive range of educational, creative and leisure activities for older people. It’s a flourishing and friendly organization and new members are welcome. Contact 01903 752719 for more information.

Worthing Speakers Club – Public Speaking Made Fun.Meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays each month at The Charles Dickens Pub, 56 Heene Road, Worthing, BN11 3RG. Arrive for: 715pm, Start: 7:30pm, Finish 9:30pm. Everyone very welcome. For more information please contact Meg Heyworth on (01323) 872487, [email protected] or visit www.worthingspeakers.org.uk

sporTs and leisureaerobicsAerobics low/high impact with upper body workout. Every Wednesday 6.45-7.45pm at the Southwick Christian Community Church, Roman Crescent, Southwick. £4 per session. Drop in or contact Susan on (01273)249600 for more details.

aerobics (incorporating small hand weights)Low / High impact class with upper body workout. Every Monday 6.30-7.30pm at St. Julian's Church Hall, Rectory Rd. Shoreham. £4.50 per session. Drop in or contact Susan on (01273) 249600 for more details.

aerobicsAerobics low/high impact with upper body workout. Every Wednesday 6.45-7.45pm at the Southwick Christian Community Church, Roman Crescent, Southwick. £4 per session. Drop in or contact Susan on (01273)249600 for more details.

BodY CoNditioNiNGAn all over body workout for all levels. Wednesdays 9.30-10.15 am. The Ropetackle Centre, ShorehamPlease bring a mat and a drink £4 per session

Boxercise SessionsEvery Tuesday 6pm-7pm, Holmbush Primary School, Shoreham. Boxercise is a great workout that is sure to get you fit in good shape. Contact Dave for further details on 07798573954 or [email protected]

Personal training1-2-1 fitness training to help you achieve your goals whether it be weight loss, tone up, sport specific or injury rehabilitation. Held in a place of your choice or in my private studio in Shoreham. Contact Dave for further details on 07798573954 or [email protected]

Circuits exercise classEvery Tuesday 8-9pm,Main Hall, The Shoreham Centre Call Sarah 07885 205307 for details. Every Tuesday 11.15am-12.30pm.Location: The Shoreham Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, BN43 5WU.General level-beginners. Drop ins £7 (subject to space) Special offer of ten week course for £50 when you mention this listing. Please contact Rebecca on 07908732033 [email protected]

FUNdamentals with Sports Xtra new to Shoreham! From walking to 4 years, mother and toddler sessions, term time only. Designed and developed by British Gymnastics in conjuncture with early years specialists, this structured activity programme will give a positive effect to children’s future development, providing a solid foundation for any future pathway and lead to positive enjoyment of all physical activity in their later years, making them healthier, happier children and adults. All this whilst having lots of fun! First taster session free! Sessions also at Lancing and Worthing on different days. To book call Caroline on 01273 676300 www.earlyyearsfundamentals.co.uk

legs Bums and tums.Tuesday evenings 7-8pm in the main hall The Shoreham centre. £4 per session with an aerobic warm up and exercises aimed at toning legs, bums and tums! For more info call 07885 205307

55+ Exercise to musicTo loosen joints, strengthen muscles and improve circulation. Every Monday from 1.45pm – 2.30pm at St. Julian’s Church Hall, Rectory Road, Shoreham. £3 per session. For more details please call Susan on (01273) 249600.



What’s on in JanuaryPilatesMixed ability drop-in Pilates classes at the Shoreham Centre on Tuesdays 9.30 am. For more details ring Jenny on 01273 454041.

Yoga in ShorehamSaturdays at The Shoreham Centre on Pond Rd. 9.30-11am hatha yoga and 11.30am-1245pm pregnancy yoga. For more details or to book a class, please visit www.lynnejarrettyoga.co.uk or get in touch directly at [email protected] or call me on 07515917169. Look forward to teaching you soon x

Pregnancy YogaGentle yoga to help your body adapt to the changes of pregnancy, prepare for birth and meet other mums-to-be.Classes are Wed 4.45-6.15 and 6.30-8pm at the Huntingdon Hall, Shoreham Free Church, Buckingham Rd., Shoreham. Call Rachel on 01273 386121, email [email protected] and for more infor or see www.yogilife.co.uk

Yoga Classes Thursday evenings from 6.15pm-7.15pm in Huntingdon Hall, Shoreham Free Church, Buckingham Road, Shoreham-by-Sea. For more details ring Lucy on 07939 267909 or via [email protected]

Yoga Hatha and Vinyasa Flow Yoga at Shoreham Chiropractic Clinic. Morning and evening classes. For more information call 01273 461155.

Hatha Yoga Tuesday 11.15am-12.30pm The Shoreham Centre, Pond Road. General Level - beginners welcome.6 week courses - £40. Please contact Rebecca to find out the next available start. :www.rebeccawilsonhealth.com [email protected] 07908732033

Yoga & Movement therapyA Journey to freedom for Body & soul. Mondays: Gentle pace, Beginners, Seniors; 11.30 – 12.40 Progression, stronger postures. Venue: Ropetackle Centre Shoreham. Anandi D.i.p B.W.Y & Holistic Therapy Enquiries 01273 411658 [email protected]

Yoga in MotionA fusion of yoga and Margaret Morris contemporary dance movement to music. Improve posture,breathing, balance & flexibility. Beginners welcome. 1st class free. 9.30 to 11.00am every Wednesday. Adur Indoor Bowls Club next door to Impulse & Southwick foorball club. Tel Faye 01903 812481.

older adults t’ai ChiTuesdays 1.30pm – 2.30pm. £3. The Shoreham Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham, BN43 5WU. T: (01273) 454686 / W: www.shorehamcentre.co.uk

healTh and supporT groupsadur Stroke Club Fridays at Marsh House Park Lane Southwick from 2 - 4pm. Any person who has been affected by a stroke (and their carer if necessary) is welcome. Transport is restricted but can possibly be arranged in certain circumstances. Applications can only be accepted from persons living in the Adur area. Further details or enquiries should be made to the Secretary (Stan Ford) on 01273-453760

Cardiac rehab SupportExercise classes supervised by qualified instructors every Wednesday and Friday 11.15 - 12.15 and Tai Chi classes every Monday 3 - 4 pm at Shoreham Free Church Hall, Buckingham Road. Exercise classes also at Southlands Hospital, Cardiac Rehab Unit, Cedar Ward Wednesdays 2.30 - 3.30 pm and Fridays 2-3pm Carers welcome. £3 per session (£5 per couple). Just turn up or ring (01273) 455239 for more details. www.cardiacrehabsupport.org.uk

babies and ToddlersBaby MassageEases colic – promotes restful sleep – improves bonding. Wednesdays – 12.30pm. Pre-booking essential. Call (01903) 525934 for details The Shoreham Centre, Pond Road, Shoreham, BN43 5WU. T: (01273) 454686 / W: www.shorehamcentre.co.uk

Children’s Storytime Southwick Library: Thursdays 11 – 11.30am. Shoreham Library: Fridays 2.10pm – 2.40pm.

Pebbles Play ZoneSt Andrews Church Hall Portslade, Next to health centre. Tuesday morning 10am - 12pm. Snacks provided for all children Run by two experienced childminders. £1.00 per adult, 50p per child.

Children ClassesDinkie Flowers Stage School with Dinkie: Classes at the Shoreham Centre, Pond Road. Friday evenings. Room 7. Teenies (age 3 and up) Tap & Modern 3.45 - 4.15pm; Juniors (Age 6 and up) Tap & Modern 4.15 - 5.15pm. Seniors Modern & Tap 5.15 – 6.30pm ;Keep Fit 6.30pm – 7.30pm;Please call (01273) 452868 for more details.

dEBUtotS EarlY YEarS draMaDebutots is a wonderfully interactive storytelling and dramatic session where YOU get to be part of your child’s imagination. Come along as we work though stories creatively, discovering funny characters and find stories that lurk in magical story bubbles MONDAY 10-11am; come along and join in the fun! Classes only £4 per week (drop in £5).Sibling Discount 50% .Please Contact Ellie for more info or to book a FREE trial Tel: 01273 245673 or email:[email protected]. ALSO DON’T FORGET TO ASK ELLIE ABOUT DEBUTOTS BIRTHDAY PARTIES !!!!

dinki dancers A creative toddler dance class ideal for boys and girls 2 to 4 years old (although 18mth + welcome) Mondays 10-11am Shoreham Community Centre, Pond Road. Please call Kat on 01273 463120 or text 07809 437703 to book a free trial session. Dinki Dancers encourages toddlers to enjoy different dancing styles and themes, play dancing games and experiment with fun props and costume. I am also available for children’s party bookings offering themed dance sessions e.g. cheerleading, fairy ballet princesses, animal antics, musicals etc. Please call me to discuss your party needs and theme ideas. Tel: 01273 463120 or text 07809 437703

dinki disco - funky dancing fun for all the family!Sunday December 4th 2-5pm The King Alfred Ballroom , Kingsway, Hove, BN3 2WW. Visit www.dinkidisco.com or call Kat on 07809 437703. Earlybird £6 per person, £7 after Nov 13th, £7.50 on the door (subject to availability) Non-walking babies FREE

debutots Now at Kingston Buci Children Centre. Come along Mondays 10-11am. Interactive storytelling and dramatic play for children aged between 2-5yrs. Sessions are very busy so booking is essential. Please call or email Ellie for more information or to register interest. [email protected] TEL: 01273 245673

Fun imps Friday’s 10-11am, The Shoreham Centre, Main Hall. Fun improvised activities and exercises for your Little Imps. No booking necessary. Call Sara or Graham on 07500 11 34 98 for more info

Kimbalu Music classes Kimbalu Music classes are for parents/carers and their babies and pre-school children; singing together, playing with instruments, having fun with parachute, and meeting Kimba the friendly monkey! Classes at 9.30. 10.15. 11.00; Wednesdays – Ropetackle Arts Centre ;Thursdays - Kingston Buci Children & Family Centre; Fridays – Southwick Christian Community Church. Refreshments included on Wed & Fri but need to be purchased from café on Thurs. For details or to book a place call Lorrie on 01273 464934, visit www.kimbalu.co.uk or email [email protected] £4.00 per family - first class free


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What’s on in Januarylittle angelsBaby and Toddler Group (0 to school age). Wednesdays 12.45 to 2.45pm at St Michael’s and All Angels Church Hall, Church Lane, Southwick. Enjoy a light lunch, participate in songs, stories and encourage your infants to create something wonderful! £1.50 per child over 6 months, and a donation for lunch. Enquiries to Sue Hayes on (01273) 593137.

little lightsCarers and toddlers singing group with parents and carers. Every Thursday from 9.30-11.00 am, in term time, at Southwick Methodist Church Hall. Manor Hall Road. Southwick. Songs with actions, Puppets, Picture,, Who’s in the Box? Story time, Dressing up, Lullaby’s, worship, dressing up. Keyboard accompaniment. Refreshments provided. No pre booking required. Drop in session, £1.00 per adult, £1.00 per child (0-School age) (Formerly Toddler Tunes) Contact Yvonne Yates 01273 597660 or 07758 325556

Scamps baby and toddler groupThursdays 9.30 - 11.30 am at St Peters Church Hall, West Street, Shoreham. £3.00 per family/childminder, including tea/coffee (first visit free). Toys, art/crafts, singing with actions. For more information, please contact Kate Bush on 07753 634457 or Kate Woodhams on 07875 409922

teddy BearsCarers and Toddlers Group (0-school age). Every Monday and Friday, 10.00-11.45am, in term time, at Southwick Methodist Church Hall, Manor Hall Road, Southwick.Play with a huge selection of Toys, ride on bikes, puzzles, trains, play dough, craft, books, farm, prams, slide, tunnels. This is a drop in session, no need to pre-book. On Friday, we join the pre sholl for a free sing-a-long for 15 mins. £1.00 per adult, 50p per child. Refreshments provided. For more information contact Kim 01273 701543

tot's that rockBaby, Toddler & Pre-school music group (0-5) every Monday & Friday 10.30-11.30am at The Bridge Inn on Shoreham High Street. We run throughout school holidays too. Sing-along songs, action dances, musical instruments, bubble machine, audience participation and more! A relaxed and child/baby friendly atmosphere. No pre-booking or registering just turn up. Admission £3.75. Call Allie or Sarah on 07961 363658 for more info.

tots that danceCome and show off your funky dance moves! Fun Dancing, Games, Parachute playtime, Storytime & more for 2-5 year olds (18th months+ welcome and baby area provided too.) Every Thursday 2-3pm @ The Huntington Hall, Buckingham Road, Shoreham-By-Sea (next to Shoreham Free Church on the corner of Gordon Road). £4 admission. No pre-booking or registering, just turn up! Or call Allie or Sarah on 07961 363658 or email [email protected] for more info.

youTh aCTiviTies & evenTsVC Jubilee youth development cycling club For 9-18 year olds, younger can attend with parent/guardian. Saturdays 10-12noon, meet at car park by Adur Outdoor Activities Centre, Brighton Road, Shoreham-by-Sea, BN43 5LT.To find out more see: www.vcjubilee.co.uk or call Sally Page (01273) 843859 or email [email protected]

Beach Streetdance Club Every Wednesday @ The Church of the Good Shepherd Hall on Shoreham Beach. 4+ year olds : 3.45pm – 4.45pm. 8+ year olds 4.45pm – 5.45pm. £4 per session (£6 family). For more info please call 07885 205307, email [email protected] or just turn up.

Helen o'Grady drama academyClasses for children 5-17years:Shoreham Methodist Church Hall - Mondays 4-5pm, 5-6pm and 6-7pm depending on age-group. Contact Rosie Langhorn on 01444 458039 or email: [email protected] or visit the website www.helenogrady.co.uk for more details.

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KiNGStoN BUCi CHildrEN aNd FaMilY CENtrE Middle road, Shoreham, BN43 6Gatelephone: 01273 467998 tuesdays: Midwives Clinic - 10-12pm and 2pm-4pm - please call the centre for an appointment. Debutots - 10am-11am - Early years drama session for 2-5 year olds. £4 a session (siblings get a 50% discount). Booking essential, please contact Ellie on 01273 245673 for more details Adur, Arun & Worthing Young Person’s Counselling - 1pm-5pm. Please contact Joe Osmond on 01273 222577 for more information.tuesdays: Toy Library - 9.30am-11am - we offer a variety of toys to encourage play and learning. Childminders Drop-in - 9.30am-11.30am - a two hour drop-in session for childminders and their children. The group is a chance to meet, offer support to each other and socialise. Bumps and Babes - 10.30am-12pm - a drop in group for parents or carers with children under a year old. Homoeopathy Clinic (Monthly) - 10am-11am - please call 01273 462660 for more information or to book a session. Health Trainer - 11.30am-1pm - one-to-one sessions helping you decide on personal goals for a healthier lifestyle. Please drop-in on the day. Wednesdays: Midwives Clinic - 10am-12pm - please call the centre for an appointment. Playing Together Wednesdays - 9.15am-11.15am - bookable weekly activity themed drop in session where parents or carers can have fun playing with their children (1-5yrs), in a warm relaxed atmosphere. Residents of Shoreham, Southwick and Fishersgate may book from Thursdays for the following Wednesday. Jobcentre Plus - 10am-2pm - weekly 4 hour session for clients to attend and speak to an advisor. To book an appointment please call 0845 6043719. Speech and Language Drop-in (Monthly) - 9.15am-11.15am - please call the centre for more information. Links Peer Support Group - 1pm-2.30pm - a weekly informal meeting place for any parents with a child starting school in OCTOBER 2011. Get to know other parents and their children in a friendly play space. Whizz Kids Wednesdays third Wednesday of every month 3pm-5pm - are aimed at children up to the age of 8 with any form of physical need. Its purpose is to provide support, a stimulating play space for the children and a place for parents to share experiences with other families. This is an after school club and siblings are welcome. thursdays: Kimbalu (Term time only) - 9am-12pm - fun with singing, instruments, bubbles and Kimba the friendly monkey. Please call Lorrie on 01273 464934 to book a place or for more details. Basic Maths - 9.30am-11.30am - West Sussex Adult and Community Learning Service. Please call 0845 6010161 for details. Rhyme Time - 1.30pm - 2pm - a drop-in session for parents or carers and their under fives. Simple songs and rhymes with basic signs, actions and instruments. Toy Library - 3pm-4.30pm - we offer a variety of toys to encourage play and learning. Midwives Clinic - 2pm-4pm - please call the centre for an appointment. Fridays: Midwives Clinic - 10am-12pm - please call the centre for an appointment. MILK! - 10am-12pm - breast-feeding peer support group. Get together with other mums for support and information in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. LinkED Prepare for School Group - 9.30am-11.30am - a fortnightly drop-in discussion group for invited parents of children starting school in OCTOBER 2011. There may be a crèche available for this session. Please phone the centre in advance. Toy Library - 11am-12.30pm - we offer a variety of toys to encourage play and learning. Health Trainer - 11.30am-1pm - one-to-one sessions helping you decide on personal goals for a healthier lifestyle. Please drop-in on the day. Fun Factory - second Friday of every month 11.30am-1pm - is a stay and play drop in for any child under 5 with additional needs and their parents/ carers. The group offers a chance to take part in a range of play time activities whilst getting to know other families. Emotional Well-being Advice Session - first Friday of every month 11.30am-1pm - one-to-one sessions focussing on well-being and stress management.

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