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A man has been charged with the murder of a woman found in a burning car in Ifi eld.

The body of Janet Müller was dis-covered in the vehicle in Rusper Road on Friday, March 13, shortly after 2.30pm.

Christopher Jeff rey-Shaw, 26, of Lakeside, Beckenham, London, is accused of killing Janet, a 21-year-old student from Eastbourne.

He has been remanded in custody to appear at Guildford Magistrates' Court on Thursday March 19.

Miss Müller was reported miss-ing from Mill View Hospital in Nevill Avenue, Hove, on Thursday, March 12.

She was a University of Brighton student studying at the Eastbourne campus.

The cause of death has been giv-en as smoke inhalation.

Detective Chief Inspector Karen Mizzi from the Surrey and Sussex

Major Crime Team said: "Specially trained offi cers are supporting Ja-net's family at this extremely dif-fi cult time.

"Although we have charged a man with murder, I am appealing for information from anyone who may have seen Janet on Thursday night (March 12). She was last seen at Mill View at 10.15pm.

"If anyone saw her leaving the hospital or walking in the area, we need to hear from you."

Miss Müller was of mixed race, slim and 5' 7' with shoulder length dark brown afro hair and brown eyes. She was wearing dark cloth-ing.

Anyone with information is urged to contact Sussex Police on 101 or email [email protected] quoting Operation Ma-deira or call the independent char-ity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

Man charged and victim named in Ifi eld murder case

Charged: Christopher Jeff ery-Shaw Victim: Janet Müller

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Police are investigating a break-in at the Argos store in Worthing Road, Horsham, after being alert-ed to the incident at 5am on Tues-day, March 17.

Police cordoned off the shop which was closed on Tuesday morn-

ing.An attempt was made to steal

jewellery. Two 18-year-old men and a 16-year-old boy have been ar-rested on suspicion of burglary and as of 5pm on Tuesday were still in custody. Enquiries are continuing.

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Horsham pupils reach Raspberry Pi computing fi nal for the second year

St Mary's C of E school have made the National fi nals of the PA Con-sulting Raspberry PI competition for a second year running, only 1 of 3 primary schools nationally to do so.

The competition uses a small computer made by the Raspberry Pi foundation for a health project.

The 7 team members have created an exercise machine that sees the user hitting coloured pads attached to a wall when a colour is fl ashed up on a TFT attached screen, to fast pumping dance music.

By placing the pads further apart you increase the amount of exercise required in order to touch the pads in time. A scoring system built into the game helps to challenge the user to work faster and longer and

therefore gaining more exercise.Chair of Governors, Marcus Ty-

ler-Moore said: “This Governor led initiative sees a team from our school making the fi nals held at the Science Museum in London with judges such as Maggie Philbin (To-morrow's World) and Rory Cellan-Jones (BBC).

“We are all very proud of the ef-forts the 7 children have put into working on this project which has seen them using electronics, team work, coding, design, project man-agement and presentation skills.

“We wish them the best of luck for the fi nals which will be a fun packed day of workshops, a tour of the science museum, presenta-tion to the judges and then a fi nal awards ceremony.”

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Sussex brewery raises the bar on fund raising

From cycling events to a music and beer festival, Sussex brewery Dark Star counted up the pennies from fundraisers held throughout last year, and has served up over £10,000 to local causes.

The Dark Star Foundation, which was established in 2013, aims to support causes in three key areas: provide funds to pubs to assist in their fundraising efforts; provide seed funding for tomorrow’s en-trepreneurs; issue funds to good causes and charities.

During the last year, funds have been continuously raised through the sale of certain lines in the brewery shop, at the number of large events such as Hopfest and ‘Spin Up In A Brewery’, and also through donations made by people attending the regular free brewery tours.

Those causes that received fund-ing were Partridge Green Players, Sussex Sailability, Dame Vera Lynn Trust for Children with Cerebral

Palsy, PG Munchkins, Age UK Hor-sham, Cancer UK and Hurstwood Park Neurosciences Centre.

The Foundation Board, which consists of James Cuthbertson, Kerry Hartley, Greg Taylor, Licen-see and current UK ‘Fundraiser of the Year’ Sara Blunden along with Graham Lillywhite, are delighted with the result of the Foundation’s second year fundraising. James Cuthbertson, who is also a direc-tor at Dark Star Brewing Co. said: “The idea behind setting-up our own Foundation was to channel the generosity of those coming to visit the brewery or attending one of our events through the year, to-wards supporting good causes and I feel very proud to be a part of that process.” Adding: “Now the funds are distributed, we turn our atten-tion to this year and making sure we once again have a good-size pot of money to put towards those that need it. A word also for our volun-teers on the Foundation who make this possible through their support for events and assistance in mak-ing sure the right causes receive the funds.”

Find out more at: http://www.darkstarbrewing.co.uk/foundation

Funding Applications will open again in Sept 2015.

Adopt-a-Street launch recruits volunteers

Horsham District Council’s Adopt-a-Street initiative was given a boost last week when lo-cal volunteers and officers at-tended an event to officially launch the district wide litter picking scheme and encourage more volunteers to sign up.

The Adopt-a-Street initiative encourages residents to take extra care of their street or an area they

particularly value by volunteering to pick up the litter left by others. The initiative has already recruited over 400 local volunteers in the last two months.

Commenting on the Adopt-a-Street scheme at the launch event, Cabinet Member for the Environ-ment Cllr Andrew Baldwin said: “As a council we spend in the re-gion of £1 million a year picking up the litter dropped by members of the public. We know that as a dis-trict we are fortunate to have local communities who generally take pride in the appearance of their lo-cality but for those who want to go the extra mile and take more care of a particular area, this scheme is ideal. It is commendable that we have recruited so many of the dis-trict’s residents who are willing to volunteer to litter pick on a regular basis, it sets a sound example to the community.”

To support volunteers, the

council provides health and safe-ty training, advice to co-ordinate volunteers and equipment in the form of litter pickers, plastic bags, protective gloves and branded hi-viz jackets.

If you would like to make a dif-ference in your area or get a group of volunteers together, please email Horsham District Council at [email protected].

Alternatively, call our Adopt-a-Street Co-ordinator Karen Grisley for a chat about how you would like to help on 01403 739387 or 07989 442 376.

As part of the Adopt-a-Street initiative many parishes across the district are already holding local neighbourhood clean–up events throughout March and April 2015. For more details please go to the council’s websitehttp://w w w . h o r s h a m . g o v . u k / b i n s /adopt-a-street/parish-clean-up-events-2015.

Cabinet member Andre Baldwin (left) with Adopt-a-Street volunteers at the recruitment event.

New signage arrives in Horsham town centreHorsham District Council is in the final stages of introducing a new wayfinding scheme across strategic locations in Horsham town centre.

The scheme features new fin-gerposts, monoliths, and wall mounted signs showing items of historical significance in the town and directing residents and visitors to key areas of interest. These updated wayfinding fea-tures form part of the final phase of the West Street Enhancement Scheme which was initiated in 2013.

Photographed with the newly installed monolith in West Street are (from left to right) Nigel Wes-ton and Natalie Brahma-Pearl from Horsham District Council and Cabinet Member for Horsham Town Cllr Helena Croft.




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A brand new Peppa Pig themed physical activity programme for pre-schoolers entitled Move with Peppa will be coming to Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre from April 2015.

Developed by tumuv and Peppa Pig brand owners Entertainment One (eOne), Move with Peppa is an in-novative blend of storytelling, im-agination and physical activity that transports kids into the world of their favourite cartoon character where families can experience the fun and joy of learning to move.

The programme debuted in six UK leisure centres in January 2015. Due to popular demand, Move with Peppa is

now expanding into 24 new Places for People Leisure centres.

Move with Peppa is a 6-week pro-gramme made up of 45-minute sessions that are designed to build motivation, physical confi dence, co-ordination, balance and agility using stories from the award-winning epi-sodes. Aimed at 2-4 year olds, chil-dren in Horsham will be the fi rst to try the specially created Peppa Steppa dance routine, jump in custom made muddy puddles and play piggy in the middle with Peppa and George.

The course will run for 6 weeks at Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre from Friday 17th April 2015. To book a place call 01403 211311.

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Founder of tumuv, Holly Woodford said: “We are passionate about get-ting people of all ages moving. The physical activity provision for the under-fi ve age group is surprisingly limited, so we wanted to create a pro-gramme that would excite and inspire young children as they experience physical exercise. Children across the country have fallen in love with Peppa Pig, so how better to inspire younger generations to be active than through themed exercises.

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Horsham Community Responders who are volunteers for the Ambu-lance Service and respond to 999 calls within their local area have reached a milestone by responding to over 5000 emergency 999 calls within the Horsham area since be-ing set up in January 2007.

The 14 strong team who have team members based within Hor-sham, Mannings Heath, Warnham and who are helping set up a team within Rudgwick, are trained volun-teers working with South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb).

The team were presented with certificates of achievement by Mur-ray Clark who is the community partnership lead of SECAmb.

Mr Clark said: “It was a fantastic achievement and the team made a valued contribution to Horsham and the surrounding villages in not only responding to emergency calls, but also educating the local com-munity in life saving skills.”

The team who respond to a vari-ety of calls often arrive before the Ambulance because they live and volunteer within their local com-munity have made this valuable contribution by attending variety of calls ranging from injured falls through to Cardiac Arrests.

Team Leader Marc Harrold said: “I am extremely proud of the team for reaching this milestone and it just shows the dedication of the members as they have put in a lot of

Lifesaving group reach 5000 call milestone

hours on standby, attending train-ing and fundraising as well as re-sponding to calls.”

It takes around 18 months to re-cruit and train each CFR and costs the scheme, which is a registered charity, nearly £2000 per volun-teer to train and equip them with a kit which includes an emergency response kit including a defibrilla-tor.

The team not only respond to 999 calls but also run the very suc-cessful British Heart Foundation

Heartstart Courses which trains local people free of charge how to treat life threatening conditions and how to use a defibrillator.

Horsham Community Respond-ers have been extremely fortunate to have been chosen as the Charity of the year for Sainsbury's (Horsh-am) which has been fundraising for us since last year. In cooperation with Horsham Rotary, they have also organised a Trolley dash raffle and tickets can be purchased at the store.

Specialist Italian wine shop, Hor-sham Enoteca has this week been refurbished to provide its retail wine and food to be eaten within the shop at the bar by way of a 'Cichetti bar'.

Horsham Enoteca are proud to serve fine wines straight from pro-ducers in Italy. They believe prove-nance to be a key aspect of quality and by buying directly from the producers can still be competitively priced.

Owner, Lisa Costello said: “We use smaller producers and we get wines

and foods you won't ordinarily find in other places.”

Horsham Enoteca sells a large va-riety of bottled wines, draught wines, cured meats, cheeses, olive oil, bal-samic vinegars, artisanal pasta, pasta sauces and taralli.

Lisa said: “We’re expanding the counter and we’ll be serving panini, cicchetti, which are little nibbles, cof-fee, and wine by the glass.

The new opening hours will be from 7am until 9pm Monday to Saturday

to serve traditional Italian breakfast through to a glass of wine and aperitif nibbles for people finishing work or pre-diners and theatre-goers”

The store will be open 8am to 4pm on Sunday.

The Horsham Enoteca is also proud to be hosting Horsham’s Piazza Italia wine trail. From March 28, you can collect a wine trail passport from the Enoteca and take a wine tour around town. Your completed passports can be entered into a prize draw.

Horsham Enoteca offers more than wine Horsham to host energy pop-up shop

Horsham is hosting an Energy Pop-up Shop. For six days only, energy experts will be on hand to provide independent practical advice on how to cut costs on en-ergy bills, give advice on switch-ing suppliers and ways to be more energy efficient at home. It’s free and could save you money.

The Energy Pop-up Shop will be open from Monday, March 23, to Saturday, March 28, 10am to 4pm.

Organised by Communities Mat-ter, in partnership with Horsham District Council and the Big Energy Saving Network, it will be held in Swan Walk Shopping Centre.

Councillor Claire Vickers, Cabi-net Member for Living and Working Communities from Horsham Dis-trict Council, said: “Together with our colleagues in Public Health we are investing £4,000 in this event. We remain dedicated to tackling the effects of fuel poverty. Regret-tably, it is often the most vulner-able in our community who suffer

and we are therefore really pleased to be supporting the district’s resi-dents by facilitating this event.”

The campaign to make a sig-nificant impact on reducing fuel poverty has been fully supported by the Big Energy Saving Network (BESN) and funded by DECC since March 2014. There are now sixteen BESN Champions across Kent and Sussex, whose main focus is do-ing outreach work on fuel poverty. And in just one year over £375,000 has been saved on people’s energy bills.

Ollie Pendered, Director of Com-munities Matter said: “We con-tinue to train volunteers to give energy bill checking advice. If you want to be more involved in your local community and you know a local group wanting to take part in this initiative, please get in touch and we will come and see you.”

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The French defeat at Waterloo, on the evening of Sunday, June 18, 1815, drew to a close 23 years of war that began with the French Revolutionary Wars and continued with the Napoleonic.

The wars redefi ned Europe, and Britain did not escape untouched by the experience. The new exhibition ‘Waterloo: 100 Days,’ that opens on March 19, 2015, at Horsham District Council’s Horsham Museum & Art Gallery, explores the background to this most famous battle and the thrilling events that led to the fi nal defeat and exile of Napoleon Bona-parte.

Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo marked the end of the Emperor's fi -nal bid for power, the so-called '100 Days', and was the fi nal chapter in his remarkable career. This exhibi-tion explores the background to the battle, beginning with the French Revolution of 1789, and describes some of the key events and per-sonalities that led up to that day in June 1815. It also features many lo-cal stories, from life in Horsham at the time, when a popular ditty ran:

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Billingshurst for pretty girls, and Horsham for whores.”

Although the wars themselves

took place overseas, local militias and barracks of soldiers were com-mon sights across southern Eng-land, and for a time in the early 1800s Horsham too was a Barrack town – the soldiers’ encampment was where the Cricket fi eld is to-day. The revolutionary fervour un-leashed across the Channel by turns gripped and horrifi ed the British, and as the 1790s wore on, the gov-ernment became steadily more sus-picious of internal dissent. In the 1800s and 1810s, though, the fi gure of Napoleon was admired by some, and the struggle against tyranny and arbitrary government became a rallying cry to fi gures like the Warnham-born poet Percy Bysshe Shelley.

Horsham Museum is fortunate to have many original documents from the period including the plan of the barracks drawn in 1815 when the barracks were dismantled and sold. The exhibition will feature documents which illustrate how the town was dramatically aff ected by the soldiers, with accounts of cor-ruption, court marshals, trials for robbery, attempted murder, rape and causing aff ray. Using the Mu-seum’s collections the fl avour of the period will be given, through costume, books, prints, china and glassware.

‘Waterloo: 100 Days’ opens on 19 March and runs until 11 July 2015 at Horsham Museum & Art Gallery. For further information please con-tact Jason Semmens, Curator.

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Christ’s Hospital celebrates Duke of Edinburgh milestoneChrist’s Hospital’s Head Master, John Franklin, attended a VIP pres-entation at St James’s Palace at the start of term to receive a Certifi cate celebrating 50 years of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award at the School.

He was accompanied by the School’s Duke of Edinburgh leader, Mike Overend, who was presented with a Long Service Certifi cate for supporting the Award for an out-standing 32 years.

The Certifi cates were presented by the DofE’s Regional Director for the South East, Christian Scott, in the presence of HRH Prince Edward KG GCVO. Just before the formal presen-tation, which took place on January 13, John Franklin and Mike Overend were formally introduced to the HRH

and given a guided tour of the palace. At the same ceremony, six former Christ’s Hospital pupils were also re-ceiving their Gold awards. This was a high number of recent leavers to get their Gold awards at one ceremony.

Mike Overend said: “Outside the classroom we want our pupils to challenge themselves to try new things, to develop talents they al-ready possess, but also to discover new ones. The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award provides a great framework for young people to do just that. The DofE is just one of the many co-cur-ricular activities available at Christ’s Hospital which help give pupils the skills and the confi dence that can ultimately make a diff erence to lives and communities.”

Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award for former Christ's Hospital pupilsHead Master John Franklin (far left) with HRH Prince Edward




They say that fi rst impressions count and that certainly applies in the very best way to Horsham born Sue Tarrant, who has been welcoming visitors to children’s charity Action Medical Research for over 42 years.

On March 6, 2015, Sue was bid farewell by Paddington, the Hor-sham charity’s mascot, having also spent years helping to coordinate when Paddington appears to lend a helping hand at many Action fund-raising events.

Sue has seen a lot of change over the years since she joined the charity and she has had a number of responsibilities including sort-ing the post, typing, co-ordinating the collection boxes, inputting the payroll and writing thank you let-ters to donors. She has seen many people come and go and up until now has been the longest-serving staff member at the or-ganisation.

Sue has also seen the charity fund some amazing medi-cal breakthroughs, which since its in-ception, have in-cluded the in-t r o d u c t i o n of the fi rst polio vac-cines in the UK, helping develop the use of ul-

trasound in pregnancy, testing the early rubella vaccine and discover-ing the importance of taking folic acid before and during pregnancy to prevent spina bifi da. The current focus is on tackling premature birth and treating sick babies as well as helping children aff ected by dis-ability and targeting rare diseases.

Asked why she she’s stayed for so long, Sue said: “It’s interesting and rewarding and you can see what a diff erence the charity is making.”

Sue was presented with a limited edition Paddington Bear print, Na-tional Trust membership and other gifts by Finance Director Martin Richardson and everyone bade her a fond farewell.

Paddington waves goodbye to seasoned charity member

the collection boxes, inputting the payroll and writing thank you let-ters to donors. She has seen many people come and go and up until now has been the longest-serving staff member at the or-

Sue has also seen the charity fund some amazing medi-cal breakthroughs, which since its in-ception, have in-cluded the in-

Mel's Milers Jogging Club will run their thirteenth annual 10k race, with this year’s money raised set to be donated to Alzheimer’s So-ciety.

The race, which takes place on Sunday, March 29, will start from their Bluecoat Sports Centre base at Christ's Hospital. Each year a dona-tion is made to a selected charity from the proceeds of the race and other fundraising activities.

The club have already raised £400

following a cake and book sale last November. In total, the club hopes to raise more than £1,500 for the charity.

Niki Woolven, charity co-ordi-nator for the running club, said: “Through my own experience, I am aware of the challenges and heart-break endured not only by those liv-ing with dementia but also by their families and friends. With increas-ing numbers of people developing dementia, it is so important that we

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Horsham based charity Phoe-nix Stroke Club has appointed top stroke consultant Dr Youssif Abousleiman as a board trustee to the charity.

Dr Abousleiman is the stroke lead at Surrey and Sussex Health-care Trust and in charge of the Acute Stroke Unit. He also runs regular outpatient stroke clinics.

Commenting on the appoint-ment Nigel Haverson, Chair of the Phoenix Stroke Club said: “Our charity provides support to people who have suff ered a stroke and Dr Abousleiman will bring a wealth of experience to help run and de-velop the club as a board trustee. We couldn’t have hoped for a bet-ter qualifi ed or committed indi-vidual to be part of our team.”

Dr Aboulsleiman added: “I am excited to join Phoenix Stroke Club in making a diff erence to the lives of stroke survivors. I can provide a strong link between the health service and the outstand-ing work done in the community by the charity.

“I recently attended an open day run by the club and it was a great opportunity to meet stroke survivors benefi tting from the club, generous donors, supportive trustees and a team of enthusias-tic volunteers.”

Dr Abousleiman qualifi ed in Medicine at the University of Pe-rugia, Italy and did his junior doc-tor training in England and Wales. He completed specialist training with the South East of Scotland Deanery and is involved in teach-ing at East Surrey Hospital. He is a Fellow of the Royal Colleges of Edinburgh and is a member of the British Association of Stroke Phy-sicians.

The Phoenix Stroke Club cur-rently provides support to 55 stroke members and 69 carers every week. If you are a stroke sur-vivor or carer and are interested in joining the club then contact Judy Clark on 01403 268130 or send an e mail to [email protected].

support this worthwhile cause.“It’s great to think that we will be

raising funds to help support peo-ple to live well with dementia and to fund research to one day fi nd a cure for dementia.”

Hannah Miller, Alzheimer's Soci-ety community fundraiser for West Sussex and Surrey, welcomed the support from Mel’s Milers, stat-ing: “It’s great that Mel’s Milers are supporting Alzheimer’s Society through their fundraising and the 10k race in March.

“As a charity, we rely on dona-tions to help us continue our vital work so that Alzheimer's Soci-ety can continue leading the fi ght against dementia.”

Anyone interested in joining Mel’s Milers in the 10k race can sign up by visiting: http://tinyurl.com/m2dko9s or can download a postal entry at http://www.melsmilers.co.uk/mels_milers_10k_15.html

If you would like a fundraising pack to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society as part of your challenge contact Hannah Miller, Community Fundraiser

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John Lewis and Waitrose have re-ceived an overwhelming response to the recruitment drive for the new John Lewis ‘At Home’ Hor-sham shop and the new, bigger Waitrose supermarket, with over 900 applications put forward for just 192 jobs.

The new 45,000 square feet John Lewis will share its location on Al-bion Way with a 27,000 square feet Waitrose supermarket. The exist-ing Waitrose in Horsham will be relocated to the new site and all 120 of the current members of staff will also be transferred. Both shops

are due to open later this year, this being the third co-located site for John Lewis and Waitrose.

Commenting on the recruitment process, Rebekah Hawley, Person-nel Growth Manager at John Lewis, said: “We’ve been extremely im-pressed with the calibre of candi-dates who have applied for posi-tions at our new John Lewis ‘At Home’ and Waitrose, Horsham. Those who are successful will ben-efit from the John Lewis Partner-ship’s unique structure, meaning they will all be co-owners of the business and receive a host of ben-

efits.”John Lewis ‘At Home’ will offer

an edited assortment of furniture, furnishing accessories, homeware, home and electrical technology, nursery, travel goods and a selec-tion of skincare, selling over two floors. The Waitrose will include new concepts and services, includ-ing a juice bar, wine and beer bar, a new bakery and an extensive wine department. The store will also feature new eat-in areas where customers will be able to enjoy ta-pas, deli platters and freshly baked goods.

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In February, the Neighbourhood Plan for Storrington, Sullington and Washington was published and made available for public comments.

Providing a recommendation for the retention of 24 green spaces, including the Mill Pond, River Storr and Environs (Riverside Walk), Fry-ern Dell and The Glade, the Plan also stresses the need to preserve green corridors, ponds, and so forth for the benefit of wildlife.

Furthermore, the Storrington Community Partnership has award-ed a second grant to the society,

which is set to be used to produce a promotional leaflet for the Fryern Dell project.

Looking ahead, the society is pre-paring for the formal unveiling of a stone bench beside the Fryern Dell waterfall, on April 19 at 11am. Con-structed by Mike Summers, a local landscaper, and generously funded by the Lions Club, the society hopes that it will make a pleasant seat for years to come.

As ever, Storrington Convserva-tion Society welcome volunteers to join their work parties, with the next event taking place at the Glade

on Saturday, April 4 at at 10am. The work will include clearing paths and laying chippings for easy walking, with coffee and equipment pro-vided.

A walk has also been organised for April 22, starting at the Leisure Centre car park at 10:30am, and will be led by Jessica Jacob along River-side Walk.

For more information about the society or how to get involved, please contact Mick Denness on 01903 745971 or visit the society’s website at www.storringtonconser-vation.org.uk

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Southwater library now open after refurbishment

After being completed near the end of last year, the official re-opening was recently held on Friday, March 6.

This Project was jointly funded by Southwater Parish Council and West Sussex County Council and culmi-nates years of lengthy negotiations between all with an interest in Bee-son House.

Southwater’s library will now be based on the ground floor of Beeson House and the existing Youth Club has now moved to the first floor, with five small offices created in the space vacated by the youth club. It is hoped that the creation of these small of-fice units will assist in the economic growth within the community for small businesses, many of whom now currently work from home.

A further small community room has also been provided to assist with the potential need of the community in finding a meeting space for a va-riety of clubs and activities.

It is hoped that the income gener-ated by the office accommodation will assist the Parish Council and its partners in the delivery of future services such as the library, youth project and other community-based projects to the benefit of the whole parish.

The Southwater Youth Project has set the way locally and the concept is now being adopted by other local par-ishes within the Horsham district.

For further details please con-tact The Clerk at Southwater Parish Council on 01403 733208.


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Monday 23rd March 2015 – Chairman’s Trust Fund Trustees meeting at HDC Offi ces

Friday 27th March 2015 – Horsham Twinning Association AGM in Horsham Park Barn

Out and About in Horsham

Davey pearsonDirector - � e District PostDavey pearson

Welcome to my new column enti-tled, Out and About in Horsham, or OAAIH.

Last week I was made aware by Rossella Raciti (owner of the Car-mel Deli) of an incident which took place outside Barclays Bank in the carfax, Horsham.

OAAIH: The carfax bollard strikes againIt seems the locally known ‘in-

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Christ’s Hospital welcome top speakers

On February 25, Dr Michael Black, former Managing Director of the American Stock Exchange and now a Senior Fellow at Blackfriars Hall, Oxford visited Christ’s Hospital to give an economics lecture on the fi nancial crisis of 2008.

The School was also delighted to welcome Lord Lawson, ex Chancel-lor of the Exchequer, to the lecture.

James Winsbury, Senior Gre-cian (Head Pupil), reported: “Hav-ing studied theoretical fi nance at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr

Black’s career took off with a man-aging role at McKinsey & Company, later superseded by directing roles at the American Stock Exchange and Lotus Cars Ltd. He now works at the University of Oxford, hav-ing completed his doctorate there in 2008 on the ‘Moral Theology of the Corporation’. It is the fi nan-cial crisis of that year that aff ected so many people across the world, which Dr Black spoke to the Eco-nomics pupils about. Though ad-mitting himself that holding the attention of so many young adults at 8pm on a Wednesday night whilst discussing Subprime Mort-gages and Collateralised Debt Obli-gations was a tough task, Dr Black managed to deliver an accessible yet equally informative talk.”

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HORSHAM DISTRICT COUNCILTown and Country Planning Act 1990

Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990The Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) Order 2010

Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) Order 1995Notice is hereby given that the following applications have been submitted to Horsham

District Council, registered between 9th March 2015 and 13th March 2015Please note the below list of applications advertised are only those we are required to do so by law. A full list of application is available by visiting our

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DC/15/0362 Land Rear of West Lodge North Parade Horsham West Sussex RH12 2QR Erection of two detached dwellingsReason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building. DC/15/0492 39 East Street Billingshurst West Sussex RH14 9QJ Retrospective application for the removal of 3 no. internal modern studwork walls (Listed Building Consent)Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

DC/15/0457 Newmans House 40 Church Street Steyning West Sussex Construction of a two car carportReason for Advert: Conservation Area.

DC/15/0281 The Cock Inn Worthing Road Southwater Horsham West Sussex RH13 9HGPlanning application for 2no single side signs mounted onto posts in car parkReason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

DC/15/0064 Church Corner Cottage Fulfords Hill Itchingfield Horsham West Sussex RH13 0NXInstalling a cavity drain membrane system and water management system by means of sump/pump away system in ground floor rooms (Listed Building Consent)Reason for Advert: Listed Building.

DC/15/0029 Ropers and Cheffins Fields Sandhills Road Barns Green West Sussex Outline planning application for the erection of 63 dwellings (41% affordable units) with all matters except for means of access being reserved(Affects the Setting of a Listed Building)Reason for Advert: Major Development, Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

DC/15/0243 Capons Farm Station Road Cowfold Horsham West Sussex RH13 8DEConversion of an existing dilapidated agricultural building/store to form self-contained 1 bedroom guest

accommodation, ancillary to the main dwelling and provide a new 3 bay oak framed garage/store on the site of a former agricultural building, all within the curtilage of a listed buildingReason for Advert: Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

DC/15/0481 Barn Rear of 58 - 60 High Street Steyning West Sussex BN44 3RD Enclosure of cart entrance to former barn (Listed Building Consent)Reason for Advert:Affecting Setting of a Listed Building.

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Upper Beeding PCSite Address: Beeding Court Shoreham Road Upper Beeding Applicant Name: Mrs Jane MannCase No: SDNP/15/01136/FUL (LB)Proposal: Amendment to SDNP/14/04399/FUL (Conversion of the existing outbuilding to create annexe accommodation to serve the main house. To include insertion of new openings and associated landscaping works) to include the insertion of two openings within the west-facing elevation

Upper Beeding PCSite Address: Beeding Court Shoreham Road Upper Beeding Applicant Name: Mrs Jane MannCase No: SDNP/15/01137/LIS (LB)Proposal: Amendment to SDNP/14/04400/LIS (Conversion of the existing outbuilding to create annexe accommodation to serve the main house. To include insertion of new openings and associated landscaping works) to include the insertion of two openings within the west-facing elevation

Washington PCSite Address: Windlesham House School London Road Washington Applicant Name: Mr Kevin EatonCase No: SDNP/14/05618/FUL (LB)Proposal: Extension to an existing Design and technology classroom to provide space for a new workshop and incorporation into exiting dust extraction systems. (Full Planning)

A copy of each application and the submitted plans are available for inspection on the Council’s website [email protected]/publicaccess and also at the Council Offices during normal working hours. Any person who wishes to make representations about any of the applications below should do so in writing to Horsham District Council,

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Horsham Microbiz 2015 – once again best for businessThe Drill Hall in Horsham was the venue once again on Saturday, March 14, for another successful Microbiz event with around 400 local people taking the chance to network and get hot business tips.

Business from all across the Dis-trict came together once again to celebrate the 13th annual Microbiz event, which really does bring out the best of the local small business talent as well as established busi-nesses and those just starting out.

Organised by Horsham District Council, the event this year saw in the region of 40 exhibitors from a range of business sectors, show-ing the event is still going from strength to strength.

Over 400 people took the oppor-tunity to network, do business and learn a tip or two from expert semi-nar speakers and the overriding re-sponse was that Horsham Microbiz had lived up to, and perhaps even, exceeded expectations once again this year.

Horsham District Councillor

and Cabinet Member for the Lo-cal Economy, Cllr Roger Paterson, whose idea it was originally to pro-vide an event for small businesses, said: “From the meeting and greet-ing, the communications, the pres-entation and handling of seminars, to the care and detail in setting up the stands and decorations, the whole fair was very successful and, judging by comments during the day, greatly valued and appreciat-ed by exhibitors and visitors alike. This was a high quality community event with an extremely positive atmosphere.”

Just some of the visitors’ com-ments summing up the 2015 event included:

“Exciting, enriching and satisfy-ing.”

“Excellent variety of exhibitors - great to see the event so busy”.

“Very informative, and a one-stop shop for all business needs.”

“A mix of inspiration and solid, sound business advice!”

“Very useful and stimulating.

Though provoking yet empower-ing!”

“A reinvigoration, just when I need it!”

There were seven free business master classes delivered by experts in their fi eld, ranging from market-ing and PR to dealing with tax and VAT as a business and also seminars off ering advice on customer ser-vice, social media and making the most of a website.

The 2015 winners of the best dressed stands were, Metro hr Ltd for best small stand and Young Start-up Talent, best large stand.

Bestselling author and marketing expert, Dee Blick, who has support-ed the event for many years intro-duced Cllr Paterson who offi cially opened the event.

All in all, Horsham Microbiz once again did the business!

For more information about Mi-crobiz, to view more photos of this year’s event or to register an inter-est for next year’s event visit www.horshammicrobiz.co.uk.

All photos courtesy of Toby Phillips Photography


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For all the latest jobs, visit:

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A selection of the latest jobs:

Skilled Person to produce & install Exhibition Carpentry, Displays and SignageFull Time/Horsham/up to £25,000

Media Sales ExecutiveFull Time/Horsham/Competitive

Support WorkersFull & Part Time/Horsham/Negotiable

Offi ce Administrator Full Time/Crawley/Up to £20,000 + benefi ts

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Care Support Workers Full Time/Pulborough/Competitive

Test EngineerFull Time/Horsham/Circa £30,000 + benefi ts

HR/Recruitment AdministratorContract/Horsham/Circa £19,000

Customer Service Team Leader Full Time/Crawley/Up to £26,500 package

Branch Manager (Estate Agency)Full Time/Horsham/OTE circa £40,000

Operations AssistantFull Time/Horsham/Up to £24,000 + benefi ts

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Learning (SEN) Support Assistant

We are seeking to appoint an enthusiastic learn-ing support assistant to support a pupil with social

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Interviews: Friday 24th April 2015

Please contact the school offi ce for an information pack or internet search ‘wsgfl jobs’.

Holbrook is committed to safeguarding and protecting the welfare of children and expects all staff and volunteers to commit to this. This post is

subject to a DBS check.

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Job Opportunity at Horsham IT Company

Local IT company Woodstock IT Services Ltd are recruiting for a Junior IT Support Engineer.

“We have an excellent opportunity for a Junior IT Support Engineer to join the team at our offices in Faygate, West Sussex.” says managing direc-tor Julian Shelley.

“Working in our busy helpdesk and workshop, you will be dealing with a wide range of repairs and helping customers remotely to assist with general IT support queries. The role will also include regular visits to our customer sites, for which a company vehicle is provided.”

“The right candidate will have excellent customer service skills and be comfortable in what is a largely customer-facing role.”

“You will be working with some of the following technologies so any prior experience with these will be beneficial, however training will be provided on the job:

Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2011, 2012 Microsoft Exchange 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 Mac OS X Cloud Technologies eg Dropbox, Office 365 Networks inc Cabling, Routers, Switches & WiFi Virtualisation eg. VMware and Citrix Laptops (inc. Apple Macbook) Desktops (inc. Apple iMac) Tablets Smartphones

Working hours are 08:00 – 17:00 Monday to Friday. Some overtime is available for out-of-hours projects. Salary: Negotiable (depending on experience) + overtime + bonus

Start date: 7th April 2015

To apply: Please submit your CV and covering letter by email to [email protected] by no later than 20th March 2015. For more infor-mation on the company, visit our website at www.woodstockit.

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We have an excellent opportunity for a Junior IT Support Engineer to join the team at our offi ces in Faygate, West Sussex.

Working in our busy helpdesk and workshop, you will be dealing with repairs/builds and helping customers remotely to assist with general IT support queries. This will also include regular visits to our customer sites, for which a company vehicle is provided.

The right candidate will have excellent customer service skills and be comfortable in what is a largely customer-facing role.

You will be working with some of the following technologies so any prior experience with these will be benefi cial, however training will be provided on the job:

Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8Windows Server 2003, 2008, 2011, 2012Microsoft Exchange 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013Mac OS XCloud Technologies eg Dropbox, Offi ce 365Networks inc Cabling, Routers, Switches & WiFiVirtualisation eg. VMware and CitrixLaptops (inc. Apple Macbook)Desktops (inc. Apple iMac)TabletsSmartphones

Working hours are 08:00 – 17:00 Monday to Friday. Some overtime is available for out-of-hours projects.

Salary: Negotiable (depending on experience) + overtime + bonus

Start date: ASAPTo apply: Please submit your CV and covering letter by email to [email protected] by no later than 31st March 2015

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Ages over 25 to operate 26 tonne dropside vehicles � tted with remote control cranes delivering building material locally and throughout the south east. Working on your own initiative, but recognising the

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Facilities Operative £15,207 - £15,941 per annum plus Crawley EnhancementPermanent, full-time37 hours per weekBased in Horsham Ref: SO00263An opportunity has arisen to join our Facilities Management Team to assist in the maintenance of County Council buildings and facilities ensuring a safe working environment.Using your DIY skills along with good literacy, numeracy and IT skills, you will provide practical help and technical advice and support to the building users on the operation and maintenance of essential and statutory building services and security. Knowledge and experience of the operational side of buildings management and services is essential.You will have a helpful manner, excellent communication skills and be able to use your initiative. You will be required to evidence your building services experience and be able to manage and prioritise your time and activities.You will be required to drive a County vehicle therefore a current, valid driving licence is essential. The role requires participation in either an alternating early/late shift system, or on a rota with colleagues to be on 24 hour stand-by duty to attend to emergency calls out of hours and at weekends. The role will include periodic requirements of lifting or carrying, pushing or pulling items of heavy weight.For more information about this role and to apply online, please go to www.westsussex.gov.uk/jobsEntering the job reference number ‘SO00263’ into the keyword search box will take you directly to the job.Closing date: 31 March 2015.Interview date: 14 April 2015.

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With Easter on the horizon, our thoughts are turning to the delights the Easter bunny will be bringing us and the anticipated overindul-gence of chocolate after depriva-tion during lent.

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Remember dogs need walking at least once a day, cats need activi-ties to stimulate chasing behaviour and rabbits need a hutch perma-nently attached to a run with a clear 3 metres to give them the space they need to stay healthy.

You can download a free Pet Size-O-Meter from the Pet Food Manu-facturers website www.pfma.org.uk for dogs, cats, rabbits, birds and guinea pigs to help you learn the correct shape for your pet. For dogs and cats, you should be able to see and feel the outline of your pet’s ribs

without excess fat covering them. Your pet’s waist should be clearly visible when viewed from above and the tummy should be tucked up when viewed from the side.

If you think your pet is over-weight, speak to your vet to rule out any underlying medical conditions and so they can recommend a weight reduction programme. You can fi nd out more about dog obesity at dogs.channel4.com/fat-dogs

Remember, you have a duty of care to keep your animal at a healthy weight. Animals should be given food specifi cally made for that spe-cies of animal and the manufac-turer’s instructions followed, unless advise otherwise by your vet. You can now purchase RSPCA pet food, specifi cally designed to meet the nutritional needs of your pet, and purchases will support your local RSPCA Sussex North branch; shop.rspca.org.uk/sussexn.

Many human food can be poison-ous to animals such as onions, choc-olate and grapes/raisins, so make sure your pet keep away from the chocolate Easter bunnies this year.

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RSPCA/RSPCA PhotolibraryIf you think your pet is overweight, speak to your vet to rule out any underlying medical conditions

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Arun Veterinary Group has been serving Pulborough, Storrington and the surrounding villages for over 40 years

We are delighted to announce we have recently extended our excellent standard of service to Ashington

Our new surgery in Ashington is a purpose built, fully functional practice with on site laboratory, kennels, theatre, x-ray, dental facilities and ample parking

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Lola is a 7 year old Alaskan Mal-amute who has a sweet tooth and helped her self to a whole

box of chocolates; she ate the whole contents including the wrappers.

This could have been a death sentence as chocolate

contains a stimulant called theobromine that is poi-sonous to dogs.

Luckily Lola was rushed to Arun Veterinary

Group for im-mediate treat-ment and given an in-jection to in-duce vomiting

and intravenous

fl uids.The amount of theobromine

diff ers between chocolate - white chocolate containing the least and dark the most.

Theobromine mainly aff ects the heart, kidneys and central nerv-ous system and symptoms occur between 4-24hrs post ingestion, symptoms include - vomiting, diarrhoea, restlessness, hyper-activity, rapid breathing, muscle tension and seizures.

In extreme cases these can be followed by coma and death.

Lola made a full recovery at Arun Vets, but if your dog does fancy a cream egg this Easter it might get more than it bargained for.

Not so sweet chocolateLola is a 7 year old Alaskan Mal-amute who has a sweet tooth and helped her self to a whole

box of chocolates; she ate the whole contents including the wrappers.

This could have been a death sentence as chocolate

contains a stimulant called theobromine that is poi-sonous to dogs.

Luckily Lola was rushed to Arun Veterinary

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and intravenous


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If you are thinking of taking your dog or cat abroad on holiday with-in the EU you need to be aware of the rules surrounding the move-ment of pets and to plan for your trip in good time.

The Pet Travel Scheme applies only to dogs, cats (and ferrets). Traveling within the EU is rela-tively straightforward, under the EU pet travel scheme; you can travel freely within the EU with your cat, dog or ferret if it has a Eu-ropean Pet Passport although you can only travel with a maximum of fi ve pets. For your pet to qualify for entry into an EU country without the need for quarantine, they must have a pet passport which shows that they have been:

micro-chipped before rabies vaccination

vaccinated against rabies at least 21 days before traveling

treated by a vet against tape-worm with 24-120 hours prior to entry to the UK (this applies to dogs only)

A pet passport must be issued by an Offi cial Veterinarian (OV). If your vet does not have an OV at their practice, they can advise you how to contact the nearest one. There is normally a charge for a pet passport and the cost may vary between practices. Make sure that your pet receives the rabies vacci-nation at least 21 days before you plan to travel and that the vaccina-tion is received after your pet has been micro-chipped – otherwise the vaccination will not count for the passport purposes!

Some changes were introduced

Taking your pets abroad on holiday - plan aheadto the Pet Travel Scheme in 2014. A new style pet passport was intro-duced although the old ones will remain valid for the life of the pet. If your pet fails to meet any of the entry requirements when it arrives in the UK, the pet may be placed in quarantine at your expense un-til disease-control requirements have been met. It is also possible to take your pet to some Non EU countries and the details can be checked on the Pet Travel Scheme website.

Your pet’s microchip number is registered on a database; make sure the details are up to date be-fore you travel, including your mobile telephone number, as this could help reunite you with your pet should it go missing while on

holiday.If you are going to any of the

Mediterranean countries there are diseases such as Leishmaniasis that we do not see in the UK and extra precautions may be needed to protect your pet. Your vet will be able to advise you about this. If traveling by car you will need to take extra water and a bowl for your pet may need to make additional com-fort stops! Remember that you m i g h t not be

able to get your pet's favour-ite food in Europe so may need to take supplies of that as well. Fi-nally some dogs and most cats fi nd travel quite stressful and it may be easier to book them into kennels or a cattery near to home.

For the most up to date informa-tion you can check on line at https://www.gov.uk/take-pet-abroad.

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Is there a right time to say goodbye to a beloved pet?Susan GregersenVets2Home Veterinary Service

Having been a veterinary sur-geon for 15 years, the ques-tion of when is the right time to say good-bye to a pet is one of the most d i f f i c u l t questions to answer.

But one thing is cer-tain – a good life de-serves a respectful and gentle departure at the end which paves the way for everlasting happy memories.

After treating pets at home since 2005, we have become experts in this fi eld as my practice, Vets2Home, now special-ises in helping families

have time for a peace-ful ending with their much-loved pet – in the comfort of their own home.

Many animal lov-ers, and vet col-leagues, have very diff erent defi ni-tions of what makes a “happy pet” and what a good pet life should include when their health decline and when should you give your pet a peaceful and digni-fi ed goodbye, free of stress and pain? Al-though we often hear pet owners express the secret wish that their pet will go quietly in his or her sleep this almost never happens, or usually not with-out some degree of

suff ering fi rst - something we al-low to happen to humans but which we can spare our animals.

Having visited and helped thou-sands of pets at home, I strongly believe the right time is when your pet and you lose the joy in your life together, whether this is due to old age or unmanageable illnesses. The reasons can be many - from not eating, or eating excessively but with severe weight loss, poor mo-bility, hidden or subtle pain, vocal-ising, hiding, not interacting, soil-ing inappropriately, grumpiness or even aggression to sleeping a lot - or not at all. Some of which could be indications of severe illness or of what I call “petzheimers” which makes your elderly pet a completely diff erent “person”.

When deciding when and how to

intervene – with investigations or at-home animal hospice care as we off er - it is vital to remember why we have these loyal loving creatures in our lives. They give us such joy, loyalty, companionship and much more, and in return we give them our love, food and shelter – and of-ten even our bed!

That is why I strongly believe the one last gesture of love we can show our pets is a calm, respectful end - without stress, pain or suff ering, when it is most needed and not before. And that goodbye should ideally be at home, surrounded by loved ones, familiar smells and sounds, pain-free and in that fa-vourite spot.

At Vets2Home we are devoted to fi nding out what joy and quality of life really means to your pet - and

to you - by giving you advice by phone, by email or on a home as-sessment becoming one of our VIPs with 24/7 vet help.

As a hospice vet, I want to leave the owners with only happy memo-ries of their special furry friend and I feel honoured to be able to give our patients a dignifi ed, pain-free end. I am grateful and humbled to receive so many kind words from our clients after wards.

Please meet us on Facebook and hear what our many lovely clients say about us or read more mobile vet stories on my blog: http://mo-bile-vet.blogspot.co.uk.

Susan Gregersen is an Emer-gency and Hospice Vet and also the founder of Vets2Home Veteri-nary Service – helping families say goodbye at home 24/7.

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Having been a veterinary sur-geon for 15 years, the ques-tion of when is the right time to say good-bye to a pet is one of the most d i f f i c u l t questions to answer.

But one thing is cer-tain – a good life de-serves a respectful and gentle departure at the end which paves the way for everlasting happy memories.

After treating pets at home since 2005, we have become experts in this fi eld as my practice, Vets2Home, now special-ises in helping families

have time for a peace-ful ending with their much-loved pet – in the comfort of their own home.

Many animal lov-ers, and vet col-leagues, have very diff erent defi ni-tions of what makes a “happy pet” and what a good pet life should include when their health decline and when should you give your pet a peaceful and digni-fi ed goodbye, free of stress and pain? Al-though we often hear pet owners express the secret wish that their pet will go quietly in his or her sleep this almost never happens, or usually not with-out some degree of

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Horsham DistrictGig Guide

Thursday 19 March

The Black Dog Jam Night (21.00) The Black Dog,Crawley (01293 522705)Open Mic with Stan (20:30) The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302)

Friday 20 March

The Vincents (20.30) The Tanners Arms,Horsham (01403 588789)

Saturday 21 March

Jellyhead (21.00) The Royal Oak,Lewes (01273 474803)Moot (21.00) The Bedford,Horsham (01403 253128)Big Yello Taxi The Malt Shovel,Horsham (01403 252302)Acoustic Showcase (19.00 - 5ive-O, Connor Brown, Poppy Janella, Gary Brady, Luke Brand) The Black Dog,Crawley (01293 522705)

Sunday 22 March

Open Mic (14.00 - 18.00 - with Fred Ball) Goffs Park Social Club,Crawley (07505681023)Nemesis (19.00) The Half Moon Inn,Plumpton (01273 890253)

Tuesday 24 March

Open Mic (20.30) The Swan,Crawley (01293 527447)Open Mic with Dave Toye (21.00) The Jolly Tanners,Staplefield (01444 400335)

Wednesday 25 March

Acousticatz (20.30) The Air-field Tavern,Horley (01293 785123)Open Mic (20.30) The Tan-ners Arms,Horsham (01403 588789)

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Once again, The Captitol Horsham is set to put on another great show, one that’s a celebration of the top artists and biggest chart hits.

Coming to the Theatre on Sunday, April 19 at 2.30pm, POP FACTOR - The Concert will be sure to be a dis-play for all pop lovers out there!

Calling all Directioners! Mixers & Katy Cats! Are you a Belieber? A Swiftie, or one of our favourite Little Monsters! POP FACTOR successfully squeezes in smash hits from all your favourite pop stars to create your very own pop concert.

Totally live and interactive, fea-turing a cast of top professional performers, POP FACTOR takes you partying on a non-stop, high energy ride that’ll leave you dancing and singing all night. Get ready to join the Capitol for the ultimate party!

Tickets cost £12.50 for adults and £10.50 for concessions, with a £42 inclusive family ticket also available.

To book tickets or for more infor-mation, please contact The Capitol by phone on 01403 750220 or visit their website, www.thecapitolhor-sham.com.

POP FACTOR - The Concert

In a brand-new show for 2015, the smash-hit, Stateside spectacular Soul Legends will soon be coming to The Capitol, Horsham.

On Friday, April 10 at 7:30pm, guests can expect an enjoyable and memorable act featuring more soul classics than any other production in the area.

Hits by Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Lionel Richie, Barry White, Wilson Pickett, Earth Wind & Fire, George Benson, Sam & Dave, Eddie Floyd, The Emotions, Kool & the

Gang, Chaka Khan, Edwin Starr and many, many more feature in “soul-sational” style.

It’s all aboard the soul train for the show of the year, embark-ing from soul’s heady Sixties ori-gins steaming, non-stop, through to the present day via everyone’s favourite Seventies and Eighties dance classics.

Tickets cost £24.50, to book tick-ets or for more information, please contact The Capitol by phone on 01403 750220 or visit their website, www.thecapitolhorsham.com.

Soul Legends at the Capitol

Horsham choir perform at National Choral Competition

Christ’s Hospital Schola Canto-rum have recently raised the roof at London’s Royal Festival Hall to take part in Barnardo’s prestigious Na-tional Choral Competition.

Throughout the evening, 26 choirs sang their hearts out to win the junior or senior choir crowns, raising £35,000 in the name of Bar-

nardo’s to help support their work with vulnerable children across the UK.

The Horsham choir competed against seven other under 18’s choirs from across the country, singing Noel Coward’s ‘The Party’s Over’ led by conductor Andrew Cleary and accompanist Will Todd.

Godolphin Vocal Ensemble from Salisbury ended up being crowned as winners and now have their very own song written by British conductor and composer Douglas Coombes MBE.

Jen Privett, UK Events Manager at Barnardo’s, said: “I would like to thank all the choirs who have per-

formed this evening, for the hours of extra work they have put in and for their enthusiasm. The money you have helped raise will go on to make a real difference to the lives of vulnerable children.”

For more information on the work of Barnardo’s, please visit www.barnardos.org.uk.


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PRE-ELECTION HUSTINGS

Come and hear what Conservative, Green, Labour, Liberal Democrat,

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SATURDAY, 21st MARCH 2015 from 10am – 12.30pm

The Drill Hall, Denne Road, Horsham RH12 1JFBOOKING ESSENTIAL – ADMISSION BY TICKET ONLY

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EVENT OF THE WEEKRUSPER MAY DAYMay 412.30pm Start, Rusper High Street. Food, fun and music with a popular Punch and Judy show, go-karts, May pole dancing, a tug of war, and the annual cross country run.

You are warmly invited to a free public talk

www.christianscience.org.uk/horshamTel: 01403 731113

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Your status is‘blessed’!

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LIFE DRAWING COURSEMarch 4 – April 1Course exploring capturing the structure and proportion of the hu-man form, in a short period of time. Claire encourages students to en-joy the freedom and spontaneity of drawing whilst including propor-tion, movement and faces. Man-nings Heath, Wednesday 10am-2pm. £77, contact 07973410111.

CAR BOOT SALEApril 6Storrington & Pulborough District Rotary Club Car Boot Sale. 8am to 12 noon - Storrington Library Car Park, Ryecroft Lane, Storrington RH20 4PA.Free for buyers. Sellers: Cars £7, Vans from £10. Contact: Mike Web-ster on 01798 812764 to reserve your spot.

CHRISTIEN SCIENCE TALKMarch 28Lindsey Taylor will be giving a talk on wellbeing and relationships and your connection with God. From 3pm at the Christian Science Church, Blackbridge Lane, Horsh-am, RH13 1LU.For more information visit www.christianscience.org.uk/horsham or call 01403 731113.

CHARITY QUIZ NIGHTApril 18Hope for Emily charity quiz night at Roff ey Cricket Club, Crawley Road, Horsham, RH12 4HE. 6-8 people per team, entry is £5 per person with pudding auction and raffl e. To book email [email protected].

Raffl e prizes include a luxury hamper and lots more.

EASTER CATSRAVAGANZAMarch 28Cats Protection Horsham & Dis-trict Branch will be holding their Easter event at Roff ey Millennium Hall, Crawley Road, Horsham from 1.30 - 3.30pm. Refreshments will be available, plus there will be other cat related goodies on sale. Entry to the event is free but donations are warmly received.

LACEMAKERS DISPLAYMarch 21Weald Lace Fair on Saturday March 21st at Collyer’s Sixth Form College in Horsham. (£2.50 entry from 10am to 3.30pm.)Come along to view the variety of lace pieces on show, and to shop for tex-tile & lace related craft materials.The next meeting will be on Saturday May 9th 2015.

HORSHAM PAINTING GROUPMarch 24Artist Ronnie Ireland (www.ron-nieireland.com) will be giving a demonstration on painting abstract acrylics at the Horsham Painting Group, Forest School 7.30 pm. Visi-tors welcome (£3).Further details from Linda Holt (01403 255685) and see www.hor-shampaintinggroup.co.uk/

ART EXHIBITIONMarch 20Kezia Noel-Paton is a retired GP from Horsham. Her work was ex-hibited in last year’s pop-up gallery in Swan Walk. Exhibition runs until March 20, from 10am-5.30pm. Sun-day 10am-4pm. Art Ache Gallery within Rachael’s kitchen 38 Carfax

SOUTHWATER LOCAL HISTORY GROUPApril 67.30pm at Beeson House, Lintot Square, Southwater.Charles Chatwin will be presenting an illustrated talk entitled “The His-tory of Billingshurst”.Non-members welcome - £3 entry. Further information: Jeremy Sen-neck Tel: 01403 731247.

CLOUD TREE COFFEE SHOPApril 2The Cloud Tree Coff ee Shop at Birch-fi eld Nursery has opened its doors again.Open Thursday to Sunday fro-m10am - 4pm.Enjoy a range of freshly prepared sandwiches, homemade cakes, snacks and hot & cold drinks.Tel: 01273 494058


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Top Jackson tribute heads to Horsham

Michael Jackson is not only re-membered as one of the most in-fl uential artists of all time, but many of today’s artists have been inspired by his iconic style.

His career spanned nearly fi ve decades of music, and he was con-tinually at the forefront of popular music.

Jackson Live in Concert sees long-time fan and hugely talented Ben recreate the Michael Jackson experience with his stunning rendi-tion of all his favourite songs.

Ben’s portrayal of Jackson has to be the most accurate and exciting tribute to the King of Pop to have ever toured UK theatres.

Ben is joined on the stage by his Incredible Band and Dancers who work their way through all the hits. He’s got the look, the moonwalk

and the voice! His renditions of Thriller, Beat it and Billie Jean are truly sensational.

Jackson Live in Concert features all-live vocals, superb musicians and dancers, fabulous costumes, and of course all the signature dance moves associated so fondly with the undisputed King of Pop. Pure MJ!

This is it! This is as real as it gets. Jackson Live in Concert is so much more than just a tribute show - this will be a performance and an event that audiences who witness it will remember forever.

The show takes place on Tuesday, April 28, at 7.30pm at The Capitol, Horsham. Tickets cost £19.50 and are available from the box offi ce on 01403 750220. For more informa-tion visit www.jacksonliveincon-cert.co.uk

Lee Nelson’s brand new show, Suited & Booted comes To The Hawth on Wednesday, April 15.

Experience this cheeky chappy as you have never seen him before…swapping his shorts and baseball cap clobber for a more mature look, and an outlook to match. Now suited and booted, a more thoughtful Lee has begun to engage with life outside his estate and is grappling with bigger issues, off ering his unique spin on religion, politics and immi-gration.

You may have seen character comedian Simon Brodkin making countless national headlines, pushing the boundaries and blurring the lines between his fi ctional characters and the real world.

Most recently, he gate-crashed The X-Factor (ITV1) stage dressed as the ninth member of boyband Stereo Kicks. As Premier League footballer Jason Bent he has warmed up with the Manchester City squad at Goodison Park and ad-dressed waiting reporters outside court still in char-acter following his appear-ance in front of a judge; he joined the England World Cup squad at Luton Airport as they fl ew out to Brazil; and duped reporters into thinking he was signing for QPR in Sky Sports’ transfer deadline day coverage.

Acclaimed charac-ter comedian Simon

Brodkin is the writer and star of BBC Three’s ratings success Lee Nelson’s Well Good Show and Lee Nelson's Well Funny People. Lee has hosted and twice appeared as a guest on Live at the Apollo (BBC One) and re-leased a live DVD. In autumn 2013, Lee toured the country with his third stand-up show and a second appear-ance on Let’s Dance for…Comic Re-

lief (BBC One), where he made the fi nal. Last year Premier League footballer Jason Bent hosted his own World Cup show, Jason Bent's Greatest Ever

World Cup Goals, Ever! (BBC Three) and more recently he starred in The Football’s On (BT Sport).

Simon’s additional television and radio credits include ap-

pearances on Channel 4’s Comedy Gala; Abso-lutely Fabulous (BBC One) and Children In Need (BBC One). Simon also wrote a weekly column

in the News of The World as Lee Nelson. He has had three previous sell-out tours and has taken fi ve hit solo shows to the Ed-inburgh Festival Fringe, where he won the Writer’s Guild Award for Best New-comer.

All tickets are priced £22 are available from The Hawth Box Offi ce on 01293 553636 and online at www.hawth.co.uk.

begun to engage with life outside his estate and is grappling with bigger issues, off ering his unique spin on religion, politics and immi-

You may have seen character comedian Simon Brodkin making countless national headlines, pushing the boundaries and blurring the lines between his fi ctional characters and

Most recently, he gate-crashed The X-Factor (ITV1) stage dressed as the ninth member of boyband Stereo Kicks. As Premier League footballer Jason Bent he has warmed up with the Manchester City squad at Goodison Park and ad-dressed waiting reporters outside court still in char-acter following his appear-ance in front of a judge; he joined the England World Cup squad at Luton Airport as they fl ew out to Brazil; and duped reporters into thinking he was signing for QPR in Sky Sports’ transfer deadline day coverage.

Acclaimed charac-ter comedian Simon

ance on Let’s Dance for…Comic Re-lief (BBC One), where he made the fi nal. Last year Premier League footballer Jason Bent hosted his own World Cup show, Jason Bent's Greatest Ever

World Cup Goals, Ever! (BBC Three) and more recently he starred in The Football’s On (BT Sport).

television and radio credits include ap-

pearances on Channel 4’s Comedy Gala; Abso-lutely Fabulous (BBC One) and Children In Need (BBC One). Simon also wrote a weekly column

in the News of The World as Lee Nelson. He has had three previous sell-out tours and has taken fi ve hit solo shows to the Ed-inburgh Festival Fringe, where he won the Writer’s Guild Award for Best New-comer.

All tickets are priced £22 are available from The Hawth Box Offi ce on 01293 553636 and online at www.hawth.co.uk.

Lee Nelson takes on a more mature look at life

The sun will come out “Tomorrow” is the iconic song from “Annie” – but the sun came out today for the audiences who warmed to Farling-ton Prep School’s bright, colourful and heartening rendition of this much-loved musical.

Using Farlington’s New Courtyard Hall with its enhanced facilities for drama, producer Lucy Cooper made skilful and imaginative use of the space and some 50 girls acted, danced and sang with assurance, talent and oodles of charm. Every ounce of pa-thos – and humour – was wrung out of the absorbing storyline, not least from the two girls who portrayed An-nie with such winsome panache.

The Year 6 girls fi lled the range of character parts – including a dog! - with thoughtful attention to detail whilst the younger members of the cast showed their versatility switch-ing between orphans, servants and sundry New Yorkers.

The songs have great variety and, under the expert musical direction of Brian Dallimore, this young cast delivered them with just the right mix of gusto and subtlety. Defi nitely a triumph for the Farlington Prep School and their ability to spread a little sunshine.

A Triumph for Farlington’s “Annie”!

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The District Post is organising the Caff e Italia competition this year as part of the Horsham Pi-azza Italia fortnight in the lead up to the event this Easter.

The competition will take place from Friday, March 13, to April 10, and East Street business 1898 are participating in this years event.

Manager, Mark Price said: “1898 off ers a warm, friendly and re-laxed atmosphere. We sell great tasting coff ee, teas and hot choco-lates to have in or take-away. Our naughty hot chocolate piled high with whipped cream and marsh-mallows, extravagant black forest gateau hot chocolate or just the

additional caramel shot, are all fi rm favourites with the custom-ers!.”

1898 tempt you with big, bold, fresh cakes and bakes including cream egg brownies in the lead up to Easter, caramel slices and a rocky road like no other! Mark added: “They’re a lot chunkier than your average brownie!”

The cafe also off er lighter op-tions with a selection of spring salads, quiches and more available in their deli fridge.

They also off er impressive jacket potatoes from their special jacket oven which can be seen on the counter and delicious hot toasties.

1898 are currently carrying out work on their cellar, which is due to open soon. The cellar will off er more seating and provide a more upmarket setting perfect for a glass of wine and bistro style food.

As well as being a part of the Cafe Italia competition, 1898 will be part of the Piazza Italia wine tasting tour.

1898 is open from 8.30am to 7pm, Monday to Saturday, and 10am to 4pm on Sundays.

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This superb detached, fi ve bed-room home is ideal for a busy family. Off ering ample living ac-commodation over two fl oors the property has been signifi cantly improved throughout by the cur-rent owners the property is ready to move in to and off ers those extra creature comforts that will be sure to seal the deal.

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particularly well, to the front of the house is a generous sitting room complete with an attractive feature fi replace and a large window that overlooks the green at the front of the property, providing a pleasant aspect and a light, bright environ-ment. From here double doors lead you in to the feature of the house that is the stunning kitchen/family room which then leads seamlessly through to the open plan dining room.

The kitchen has been recently re-fi tted and provides attractive oak fi nished units with modern worktops with appliances includ-ing two integrated ovens, fi ve ring burner and tall integrated fridge. In addition there is space for a wash-ing machine and full size dish-washer. An archway leads from the kitchen to the dining room which comfortably fi ts a large dining ta-ble and chairs, however the open plan feel of the two rooms gives the illusion of one large space. The aspect of both rooms is on to the rear garden which in itself, off ers a great deal of seclusion. The garden is accessed through doors from the kitchen and French doors from the dining area. Just beyond the din-ing room there is a small storage area that off ers space for an ad-ditional upright fridge and waist high freezer. The door beyond here leads to a superb cinema room which really must be seen to be ap-preciated. (Please note fi xtures and fi ttings in the cinema room are not included or, are available through

Pine Close, StorringtonSituated on the fringe of Stor-

rington village is this beautifully presented four bedroom detached home set in gardens of just over a third of an acre, which is being marketed by Guy Leonard & Com-pany.

This attractive family home is currently arranged to off er a self-contained annexe, which could be incorporated again as part of the main property very easily. The ac-commodation comprises an en-trance hall leading into the triple aspect sitting room, a dining room and a kitchen/breakfast room ben-efi ting from a country style kitchen with granite work surfaces and pa-tio doors leading to the rear garden. There is a ground fl oor cloakroom and a utility room, which is cur-rently arranged with cooking fa-cilities to act as a kitchen for the annexe, which is accessed via the main property through a library room or through the kitchen. The fi rst fl oor of the main property fea-tures a glorious double aspect prin-cipal bedroom suite with en-suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms, one currently used as a study and a family bathroom. The annexe comprises a large sitting/dining room with stairs leading to the fi rst fl oor where a good size bedroom with vaulted ceilings can be found as well as a bathroom.

The gardens are landscaped and well screened and there is ample parking on a shingle driveway lead-ing to the detached double garage. An internal inspection is highly recommended to appreciate the quality and versatility of the prop-erty and the Guide Price is £825,000 for the freehold interest.

For further information or an ap-pointment to view, please contact Guy Leonard & Company on 01903 742354 or visit www.guyleonard.co.uk.

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separate negotiation).On the fi rst fl oor there are fi ve

bedrooms all of which are a good size and four of which have space for a double bed, with the fi fth cur-rently being used as an offi ce. The master has an en-suite shower room and basin, while the family bathroom has been re-fi tted to a high standard including a shower over the bath and the fantastic ex-tra of a TV that is recessed into the wall.

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West Chiltington ID 44997 £699,950A five bedroom family house with a great sized kitchenbreakfast room and large open plan lounge/dining room, study and double garage. EPC Rating C

Horsham ID 46156 OIEO £500,000A detached four bedroom home, substantially improved by the current owners, in a popular location for Horsham and Littlehaven stations. EPC Rating E

Storrington ID 47775 £150,000A purpose built, two double bedroom, first floor flat located in a popular residential area within walking distance of Storrington centre. EPC rating C

Plummers Plain ID 33563 £399,950A detached two bedroom bungalow with double garage in a cul-de-sac position and a beautiful garden with a southerly aspect. EPC rating G

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Pulborough ID 45521 £995,000This substantial and stunning period home with five bedrooms and a home office, has beautiful views and grounds of an acre. It is the perfect countryside retreat, in a fantastic rural location with excellent country walks and equestrian facilities close by. EPC rating F

West Chiltington ID 48035 Offers in excess of £775,000Sympathetically refurbished offering traditional features, a three bedroom Wells country home set in beautiful landscaped gardens with ample parking and a double and single garage being conveniently situated within a quarter of a mile of local village stores. EPC Rating D

Pulborough ID 45652 £460,000Located just a few minutes away from local amenities and benefitting from recently installed solar panels, this beautifully presented, four bedroom home with generous garden, garage and car port is perfect for families seek-ing minimal living costs. EPC Rating C

Kirdford ID 46620 £775,000A superb detached three bedroom character cottage with oak floors, underfloor heating and exposed joinery, in immaculate condition and set in delightful secluded gardens with detached double car barn, ample parking and views across open countryside. EPC Rating B

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COWFOLD £699,950 FreeholdAn attractive five bedroom detached family home with a self contained annex situated on the edge of the rural village of Cowfold. The property offers spacious accommodation with plenty of potential and is tucked away at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on a prestigious road.

NORTH HORSHAM £250,000 FreeholdA two double bedroom mid terraced house situated in the popular North Heath Lane area of Horsham. Good sized living room open plan to fitted kitchen.

HORSHAM £169,950 LeaseholdAn attractive and modern one double bedroom first floor apartment located within close proximity of Horsham Town Centre

TOWN CENTRE £249,950 Leasehold** INVESTMENT BUYERS ONLY - TENANTS INSITU ** A two double bedroom, two bathroom apartment built in 2003 by Belmont Homes, with a private balcony, lift and underground park-ing, situated in this exclusive gated development, within walking distance of the town centre and Horsham railway station. Presented in good order throughout and would be an ideal investment.

HORSHAM £699,950 FreeholdA stunning detached Berkeley home, built to their ‘Somersham’ design and forming part of their prestigious Signature Collection. This higher specification home briefly comprises; entrance hall, 17’2 kitchen/breakfast room, 17’1 living room, 13’5 separate dining room and downstairs cloakroom. 4 bedrooms, the master suite with a dressing room and luxurious en-suite bathroom , bedroom 2 providing an en-suite shower room, as well as a family bathroom.

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NORTH HORSHAM £154,950 LeaseholdA one bedroom ground floor flat located in North Hor-sham |12’8 living room | 13’7 bedroom | 6’11 kitchen | bathroom | Ideal investment/first time purchase.

COLGATE £429,950, FreeholdAn appealing three bedroom house situated in a rural, yet convenient location and forming part of a courtyard development located within the grounds of the Forest Grange estate. Facilities include 2 tennis courts, approxi-mately 5 acres of grounds and a substantial area of private woodland in the St Leonards Forest.

HORSHAM £265,000 FreeholdA Three Bedroom Terraced House | Situated in the Popular Beech Road Area | 10’3 Kitchen | 14’5 Living Room | 9’4 Dining Room | Three Bedrooms .

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HORSHAM £349,950 FreeholdA Three Bedroom Terraced House | Situated on the Popular Lambs Farm Road | Within Close Proximity of Horsham Station | 22’5 Refitted Kitchen | 10’7 Conservatory/Family Room | Downstairs Cloakroom | 15’ Liv-ing Room | 9’9 Family Bathroom | Balcony | Driveway Parking for Two Cars | MUST BE SEEN!

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HORSHAM £280,000 FreeholdA Three Bedroom Terraced House | Situated on the Popular Lambs Farm Road | Within Close Proximity of Horsham Station | 22’5 Refitted Kitchen

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Holmbush Close, Horsham£295,000This three bedroom semi detached house is located in a quiet cul-de-sac with close proximity to local schools and amenities. The property offers three bedrooms, a dining room, lounge, kitchen, family bathroom, garage, driveway and front and rear gardens.

• Semi Detached House• Three Bedroom• Dining Room• Front and Rear Gardens• Garage

Kings Gate, Horsham£238,500Fox & Sons are delighted to offer to the market this two bedroom, two bath first floor purpose built apartment. This property is situated with gated development with secure underground parking.

• Two bedrooms• Ensuite bathroom to master bedroom• Further bathroom• Communal gardens• Allocated parking for one car

Smugglers Way, Barns Green, HorshamGuide price £285,000Fox and Sons are delighted to present to the open market this four bedroom end of terrace family home situated in the popular village of Barns Green. On closer inspection you will find four bedrooms, ensuite to master bedroom plus family bathroom. Lounge, kitchen, dining room and breakfast room.

• End terrace four bedroom house• 3 Reception rooms• Gas central heating• Kitchen with utility room• Ensuite to master bedroom• Family bathroom• Downstairs cloakroom

Bluecoat Pond, Christ’s Hospital, Horsham£430,000Fox and Sons are delighted to offer on the open market this beautifully presented five bedroom link detached house in the sought after Bluecoat Ponds. This property boasts a lounge, kitchen diner, utility area, ensuite to master, downstairs cloak room and family bathroom.

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Trafalgar Road, HorshamOIEO £400,000Fox and Sons are delighted to announce the sale of this charming two bedroom detached cottage that we belive was built approximately 300 years ago. “Pixie Kot” still maintains much of its original character but will require a programme of modernisation to bring it up to the 21st Century.

• Two Bedroom Detached• Detached Garage• Built Approximately 300 Years Ago• In Need of Modernisation• Gardens to Front And Rear

Dutchells Copse, HorshamOIEO £600,000A beautifully presented and well proportioned extended detached property with a modern kitchen and bathroom. The accommodation could be ideal for the growing family, with good size bedrooms and lots of outdoor space.

• Four Bedroom Detached Property• Three Reception Rooms• Bathroom and Two En Suite Bedrooms• Gardens and Ample Off Road Parking• Detached Double Garage• Popular and Convenient Location

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Handcross Road, Plummers PlainOIEO £650,000

Three bed detached chalet bungalow with three reception rooms and set in around 1 acre of grounds within the popular village of Plummers Plain. Two garages and separate office space. Approximately 15 minutes drive from Horsham.

•£1000 BUYER’S INCENTIVE AVAILABLE ON THIS PROPERTY (subject to terms and conditions) •Three Bedroom Detached Chalet Bungalow •Approximately 1 Acre Plot •Three Reception Rooms •Multiple Outbuildings Including Spacious Office Space •Ample Driveway

Emms Lane, Brooks Green£685,000A striking and UNIQUE property set in a RURAL location which benefits from 4 DOUBLE bedrooms. Whilst it has all the MODERN essentials, there is still plenty of CHARACTER. It also has LANDSCAPED gardens with attractive outbuildings, conservatory and AMPLE off road parking.

•£1000 BUYER’S INCENTIVE AVAILABLE ON THIS PROPERTY (subject to terms and conditions) •Attractive Three Bedroom Property• Rural Location •Extended Gardens, with Water Features and Outbuildings •En Suite to Master •Viewing HIGHLY Recommended

Fishers Court, Horsham£140,000

This spacious one bedroom ground floor flat is situated in a convenient location within walking distance of the town centre. The property has the benefit of allocated parking and is offered for sale with no onward chain.

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Handcross Road, Plummers PlainOIRO £650,000

An immaculately presented DETACHED house which has been extended and improved throughout. It has FIVE spacious bedrooms, a LARGE rear GARDEN and summer house - WITHIN 15 MINS DRIVE OF HORSHAM CENTRE.

•Five Bed Detached House• Extended and Improved Throughout •Double Garage and Ample Off-Road Parking •Summer House •1/3 Acre Plot

Woodland CloseHorsham£350,000

This well proportioned three bedroom semi detached family home is in good decorative order and is situated in a popular and convenient location with easy access to Horsham town centre and its many amenities including good transport links to London and the South Coast.

•Open House 4th April. Viewing by appointment only.•Three Bedroom Semi-Detached House•Attractive Conservatory•Converted Garage Space•Private Gardens•Popular Location

Dale Close, Horsham£295,000

A unique and extended two bedroom end of terrace bungalow, requiring some cosmetic updating. It is situated close to Littlehaven train station. It is set on a corner plot and has garage en bloc nearby..

•£1000 BUYER’S INCENTIVE AVAILABLE ON THIS PROPERTY (subject to terms and conditions) •Extended Two Bedroom Bungalow •Large Corner Plot Garden Close to Littlehaven Station• Nearby Garage En Bloc •No Onward Chain Gas Heating and Double Glazing


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Roffey Park, £325,000 Share of FreeholdA wonderful 2 double bedroom Grade II Listed mews house set in 19 acres of communal grounds. Offers spacious entrance hall, sitting room with feature fireplace and kitchen with white gloss units. No forward chain. EPC: D

Pulborough, £192,500 Share of FreeholdA smart and spacious 2 double bedroom flat with beautiful views of the Pulborough countryside and the River Arun. Features a fitted kitchen, dual aspect sitting room and white suite bathroom. EPC: C

Horsham, £130,000 LeaseholdGround floor studio apartment situated within 1 mile of Horsham town centre and 0.6 of a mile to Horsham station. Benefits include open plan kitchen, double glazing and allocated parking to the rear of the property. EPC: D

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Saturday March 7, saw the first tenant take occupation of one of the apart-ments available to let in the impres-sive development of Tower Court.

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First move in at Tower CourtProperty specialist Leaders has launched a new competition, Love Liv-ing in, which shines a spotlight on what it is that makes the place people call home special.

Leaders’ marketing manager, Alison Guyton, says: “Every town, city, vil-lage and suburb is different; made up of a unique assortment of people, streets, buildings, landscapes, amenities, tradi-tions and things to see and do. We know that each area is loved for many different reasons by the people who live there, and we want to see and hear about them all!

“Love Living in is open to everyone across the UK. We are asking people to create a short film, no more than 3 min-utes long, that demonstrates what you love about where you live. Entrants have the chance to win a selection of prizes of up to £1,000 plus £1,000 for a local cause or community group* of their choice.

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Horsham sail through at EastbournehockeyMartin Read – Sports Reporter

Horsham sail through at Eastbourne

Saturday March 14 - South League Premier Division 2 Eastbourne 1 - 3 Horsham Men’s 1st XI After going a goal down Horsham drew level then eased to a comfort-able win despite not starting at full strength and suff ering sidelining injuries during the game.

With the interval approaching Collyer’s Peter Neave calmly equal-ised and after the break former captain John Burroughs gave Hor-sham the lead before teenager Joe Humphreys nonchalantly took the aerial route to defeat Eastbourne’s

outstanding goalkeeper, putting the result beyond all doubt.

Team Manager Al Campbell told us: “This was a good day at the of-fi ce for Horsham, especially as Cir-dec Atkinson pulled his quad after fi ve minutes and Dom Male turned his ankle and had to come off early in the second half. But our young bloods accepted the challenge, un-derlining our strength in depth and confi rming their readiness to play in the senior side. 16 year old Noah Chinn - unlucky to have a goal dis-allowed – is already showing real prowess and Andy McIlwraith and Rob Turnbull have both slotted in really well from the seconds. Next week when most players should be available there’ll be a selection headache – a nice problem to have!”

Henley seemed to have had the league wrapped up but now all per-vasive Banbury are snapping at their

heels. With only the champions and runners up promoted and no play-off s for the chasing pack each have two games to play - Henley are on 53 points and Banbury 51. Horsham, playing well with fi ve straight wins and seven victories out of their last eight encounters, are third on 45 points and would reach 54 if they win their three remaining games. Their toughest task will be their penulti-mate game - against extraordinarily high scoring Banbury, but Horsham have conceded the fewest number of goals in the league. Yet, if promo-tion goes down to the wire Banbury have the exceptional goal diff erence of +70, which could yet be crucial.

Horsham return home tomorrow (Saturday March 21), taking on Mar-low at noon. Placed eighth, Marlow were thrashed 7-0 by Banbury last week and hover just above the dan-ger zone.

Horsham ladies teetering on the brink

Horsham's Noah Chinn

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Saturday March 14 - Women’s Conference EastSt Albans Ladies 2 - 0 Horsham Ladies 1st XI

HockeyMartin Read - Sports Reporter

Horsham went to Hertfordshire in desperate need of a win to pre-serve their national league status but were unable to arrest their losing run, now stretched to sev-en consecutive defeats.

Neither side had scored by the

Horsham Ladies are in a relegation scrap

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Horsham Hawks winning run stretches to eight

Horsham Hawks U12 87 - 45 Craw-ley Cagers U12

Youth BasketballDave Smith - Sports Editor

The Horsham Hawks beat local rivals the Crawley Cagers for the second time in as many weeks with a solid off ensive performance cou-pled with strong rebounding.

Horsham got off to a positive start taking an early 13-4 lead with eleven well executed fi rst quarter points from Josh Lea-Clayton before a strong Crawley side battled back to outscore the Hawks 10-8 narrowing the hosts advantage to 21-14 as the period ended.

The Hawks off ence exploded in the second quarter with twenty unan-swered points triggered by intense defence and confi dent rebounding from Joshua Tavolieri, Harry Rose and Amy Willcox that set up wave after wave of fast break opportuni-ties that were skilfully converted by Miguel Venturini and Charlotte Willcox. A late four points from Crawley made the half time score 50-19 to Horsham.

A re-energised Crawley team

came out fi ghting after the inter-val scoring 8 straight points to start the third quarter before Horsham responded with an 11-0 run of their own with baskets from Fin Bennett and Anaya Wakefi eld. With less than ten seconds remaining at the end of the quarter Lea-Clayton hit a fi fteen foot jump shot before im-mediately stealing the ball back and setting up Miguel Venturini for an-other long jump shot as the buzzer sounded extending the Hawks lead further to 75-33.

Antonio Lozzi and Tavolieri added to the Hawks scoring to begin the fourth quarter before a resilient Crawley team again fought back to the end the game outscoring Horsh-am 10-4 over the fi nal fi ve minutes.

The 87-45 victory sustains Hor-sham’s perfect start to 2015 and sets up an exciting fi xture next week as current Sussex league leaders, Wor-thing visit Horsham to play the sec-ond place Hawks.

Scorers: Josh Lea-Clayton - 23, Josh Tavolieri - 18, Charlotte Willcox - 16, Miguel Venturini - 10, Antonio Lozzi - 6, Harry Rose - 4, Finley Ben-nett - 4, Anaya Wakefi eld - 4, Amy Willcox - 2, James Lowe, Isla Head.

Hawks after beating Crawley

Horsham hosts annual mini rugby festivalJunior RugbyDave Smith - Sports Editor

Horsham Rugby Club will be again be hosting the Horsham Mini Rug-by Festival on Sunday, March 29 at their ground in Hammerpond Road.

I n one of the premier events of its kind in the South seven hun-dred children aged between six and twelve from clubs across Sussex and Surrey will be competing to be Horsham Mini Rugby Champions.

In addition the outstanding player from the U12 fi nal will be awarded the Henry Adams Cup.

The Horsham Mini Rugby Festival has a history of attracting some of the best young talent around with full England internationals Billy Twelvetrees and Joe Launchbury previously playing in the compe-tition, and with the quality of the clubs taking part it is highly likely that some stars of the future will be playing this year.

Horsham Rugby Club would like to see as many local people as pos-sible at the festival to witness a day of fun, skill and passion from the future of local rugby

The event will include the highly popular BBQ, refreshments and raf-fl e with the bar opening at 11.00am. The car park opens at 9.00am with matches commencing at 10.30am and the fi nals being played at 2.30pm. For further information visit www.horshamrufc.com.

interval but two second half goals, one after ten minutes and the other a quarter of an hour before the end, undid Horsham.

Tomorrow (Saturday March 21) in the fi nal scheduled week of the league programme Horsham, are at home – 2pm - to seventh placed Chelmsford to whom they lost in Essex in November. With the bottom club automatically relegated Horsham’s only pos-sibility of survival in the England Hockey League is to win while pe-nultimate club Bedford lose their last game – against Maidenhead (sixth). Chelmsford have scored fewer goals than any other team in the league and Bedford have lost their last fi ve games, so although Horsham are in a precarious posi-tion they are not without a glim-mer of hope of getting through to the playoff s. But, they would then need to fi nish top of the playoff s to stay up.

Team Manager Jane Denman told the District Post: “We now have Great Britain player Dan Shingles coaching us – he’s excellent and we have played well in the last two games, so we feel confi dent that we can pull this off .”


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Two county rugby finals for WealdWednesday March 4 marked an important day in the history of Weald School rugby, as for only the second time in 35 years, two of the schools’ rugby teams qual-ified for the County finals.

The Weald only enter their teams of U14 and above in to the competitions each year and the most recent victory means that the school has now won 4 county titles in the past 3 seasons at dif-ferent age groups.

The two teams that qualified for finals day, held at Brighton rugby club, were the Under 15s and the Under 16s. The older of the two sides, made up of year 11 students, were reigning County champions after winning the title last year and this year had opponents in the shape of Hurstpierpoint College in the final, a school with an ex-cellent rugby tradition. The game was incredibly close and despite tries from full-back Page and prop Payne, Hurst eventually ran out 17-13 winners.

That left The Wealds’ Under 15 side as the sole hope for a title for The Billingshurst – based School. They also came up against strong opponents in The Forest School from Horsham. This scoreline was slightly less close than the U16 fi-nal, as tries from Powell, Heasman and two from Aurhammer, gave The Weald a 27-7 win. This partic-ular Weald side will go on though and look to make it three trophies out of three next season, after winning the Sussex State School Cup last year.

The Weald teams:U16: Page, Warzee, Higgins,

Preston, Aurhammer, Joels, Cru-csiel (c), Payne, Brazier, Williams, Macrae, Haynes, Mahon, Blackbee, Deng, Colbran, Treasure, Jillians, Geddes, Cole

U15: Witham, Mcpherson, Heas-man, Burchfield, Gee, Lloyd, Lin-field, Aurhammer, Worsfold, Greenfield, Rolfe, Snelling, Wright (c), Johnson, Powell, Goodchild, Edgar, Jeffries, Hartley, Holcombe.The Weald School squads at county finals

John Mickel back on track and raring to go

Motorsport Martin Read – Sports Reporter

Faygate racing driver John Mick-el is heading for Oulton Park, Cheshire for the opening Legends meeting of the season on Satur-day March 28, telling the District Post: “Amazingly this will be my 34th season and I can’t wait to get started!”

John has won almost more cham-pionships than he can remember: “About 20 or 30 – I’ve won in South Africa, Europe and all over the place and having raced in the States I’d dearly love to do a full season there because NASCAR (the National As-sociation for Stock Car Auto Racing) racing is so popular, pulling in huge crowds of up to 200,000 people.”

Meanwhile John has been gearing up with fitness routines including

half marathons, five a side football and some serious cycling and has clinched a sponsorship deal with Lewes based company Kalimex, manufacturers of K-Seal perma-nent repair for leaks in engine blocks, cylinder heads, gaskets, ra-diators and other components. Mike Schlup, MD of Kalimex says: “As a lifelong motorsport enthusiast the opportunity to sponsor John was just too good to miss. We have been involved with him for many years in minor ways but as full sponsor we can now promote our million selling brand to fellow motor enthusiasts.”

Legends cars replicate 1930s Bon-nie and Clyde type Ford coupes and sedans, but built on a racing chassis and powered by a Yamaha 1250 bike engine. The 2015 Mickel Motor-sports livery is a striking bright or-ange. John started young and by his

late teens was already a world and European champion in Superstox. That and his many subsequent suc-cesses earn him great respect round the circuit and John’s enthusiasm is still infectious: “2015 is going to be an exciting season up against about 30 other cars. I’m thrilled to be driving the K-Seal Legends car – it will be bright, brisk and brilliant for sure!”

Nine meetings are planned in 2015 at prestigious circuits includ-ing Brands Hatch, Donnington and Silverstone; Following Oulton Park John’s next venue will be Brands Hatch the weekend after Easter.

Several of these meetings will be supporting the British Truck Racing Championship which gives an add-ed thrill to proceedings given truck racing is the second most popular motorsport series in the UK.

John Mickel's striking K-Seal sponsored 2015 car

Long and successful trip to Newcastle for Horsham gymnastsGymnasticsDave Smith - Sports Editor

Eight gymnasts from Horsham Gymnastics Centre travelled to Newcastle to compete in the Angel of the North competition.

For some of the young competitors it was the first time on an aircraft as well as the first time competing without parents with them. It was an extremely long and tiring weekend with large numbers in each group for the girls to compete against.

The competition started on the

Saturday with Amanda Rabina achieving a gold award for bars and a silver award for range and condition-ing. Sophie Gunn followed and was placed sixth overall in the FIG Junior section.

On the Sunday the competition be-gan with Honesty South, Fran Clark and Scarlett Tidy competing at Na-tional 3 grade. Scarlett achieved gold awards for the bars and range and conditioning, Honesty gained a silver award for the vault and the bars and a bronze award for range and con-ditioning with Fran taking a silver

award for the vault and gold award for range and conditioning. Scarlett was also placed sixth for this grade.

The last round of the weekend was the National grade 4 competi-tion. Millie Craven, Charley Barg-man and Poppy Griggs all competed in this. Millie achieved a silver award for range and conditioning and gold award for the bars, Poppy achieved a gold award for range and condition-ing and the bars with Charley achiev-ing a gold award for range and con-ditioning and a silver award for the bars. Horsham gymnasts at Angel of the North competition

Atlantis rules the wavesSwimmingDave Smith - Sports Editor

At the final weekend of the Sussex Swimming Championships Atlan-tis swimmers carried on the mo-mentum built over the previous two weeks to confirm their posi-tion as the premium club in the County.

Not only did they re-tain the Age Group Girls and Com-bined Points titles but o v e r a l l combining all catego-ries the club fin-ished at the top.

Lily Da-vis and Beth Brit-ton added to their im-pressive haul with Lily taking the Open and Jun-ior 200 metres breast-strokes and Beth winning the Junior 50 and 100 backstrokes together with the Junior 200 me-tres freestyle to bring the club`s total to a record fourteen Cham-pionships. Senior Club Captain Yasmin Hooker was narrowly out-touched in both the 50 and 100 Backstroke Championships and James Hartley and Hamish Milne-Skillman were multi gold medal Age Group winners both finishing

runners-up for Junior Champion-ships. Daniel Jones was prominent in breaststroke and IM events in the 14 years boy’s events.

All-rounder Rebecca Barber scooped a total of seventeen Age Group medals including ten Gold’s ranging from 800 free to 50m breast and free. Bec’s won Top

Girl in the 12 years category with teammate Ethel

Whyman runner-up. Ethel took

nine medals i n c l u d i n g

three gold’s and a clean sweep of her back-s t r o k e e v e n t s . Versati le 11 year old I s a b e l l a

Hayes con-tinues pro-

gressing also securing nine

placing’s includ-ing two gold’s.

Big scorer in the eleven years boys was an-

other all-rounder Michael Pallis-ter who amassed eleven placing’s including four gold’s. Also making good improvement was Ryan Gant who took Gold, Silver and Bronze in the 12 years boys breaststroke events.

The swimmers and coaches now concentrate on the next big chal-lenge, the South-East Regional Championships in May.

Isabella Hayes and Michael Pallister


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Late Brown strike salvages a point for YMSaturday March 14 - Sussex County League Div 1

Lancing 1 - 1 Horsham YMCA

FootballTom Norris - Football Reporter

A stoppage time equaliser from Dave Brown salvaged Horsham YMCA a point away at Lancing in Division 1 action last Saturday.

The midfielder’s 93rd minute strike cancelled out Mike William-son’s opener for the Lancers early in the first period, and left the re-silient hosts feeling harshly done by.

Peter Buckland’s side were poor throughout, but an improved final quarter of the game, albeit with-out creating a great deal in front of goal, made the late equaliser somewhat deserved.

The YM boss commented: “We only made one change from last Saturday and so you would have thought that we would just have had the continuity from that. But it just wasn’t the case. Lancing basi-cally had ten men behind the ball and defended really well, but then they were going for us on the break, which they also did well. I think in the last twenty-five minutes we were the better team and definitely deserved something from the game for our second half performance.”

The hosts started the fixture well and opened the scoring on sixteen minutes when youngster, William-son, glided into the box before fir-ing into the far corner.

Buckland added: “The worst thing that could have happened did happen, which was them getting a goal, because they were happy to sit deep and that’s very hard to

break down sometimes.”YM’s lack of quality continued af-

ter the restart, but as the half wore on the visitors did turn posses-sion into pressure. With the game reaching its climax, the Lancers looked as if they would hold on to win, but three minutes into added time YM found an equaliser.

After a low Nick Sullivan shot across goal was parried by Lanc-ing ‘keeper, Fidler, Brown slid in to stab home from close range.

Buckland concluded: “Incredibly we could have come away with a 2-1 victory at the end, which would have been harsh on Lancing be-cause they worked their socks off.”

YM: Lockwood, Carden, O’Carroll, (Gathern 73), Doherty, Evans, Dug-dale, (Schaaf 66), Gedling, D. Sul-livan (T. Smith 75), Hibbert, D. Brown, N. Sullivan. Unused Subs: Crane, J. Brown.Dave Brown scored YM's late equaliser

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Junior football round up

FootballDave Smith - Sports Editor

Roffey Robins Athletic U15 3 – 2 Southwater U15Athletic achieved their second suc-cessive league win in this feisty af-fair against local rivals Southwater.

Robins took an early lead when Ben Gibbs headed home from George Chantrill’s free kick. A fumble by the Southwater keeper allowed Harry Lord to slot home from short range and double robins’ lead. However, with a goal either side of the break from Josh Brine and Marcus Laker, the visitors were soon back on level terms. Late in the second half the visitors looked to have taken the lead but the goal was disallowed for a foul on keeper Sam Chantrill.m Just as the match looked set to finish in stalemate, Alex Barker snatched a last minute winner to seal the points for Robins. Chesworth Rovers U11 8 - 2 Rudg-wick U11

Chesworth took home advantage to the limit in this U11 Heron Way Cup. Finlay was first to score run-ning onto a Lewis pass and chipping the advancing keeper. Lewis himself then joined the score sheet from his own half. Before man of the match Toby shoulder volleyed the first of his 4 goals home. Nyle volleyed the Rudgwick goal kick back to goal to score a contender for Rovers goal of the season. Toby was rampant in the second half knocking a hat-trick past the keeper to add to his first half goal. Finlay doubled his tally, but not before some slack defending allowed Rudgwick 2 goals to see them out of

the cup but trying to the end. The second match saw Toby and Lewis score again joined by Regan, Leo and a cracker from Elliott, making it 5 - 0 Chesworth.Horsham SparrowsHolbrook Club Tournament

Horsham Sparrows were repre-sented at the inaugural tournament at Holbrook club by the Under 7 and U8 teams. For many players it was their first taste of competitive foot-ball and a great time was had by all.Horsham Sparrows Under 8

The team played Greenway and al-though they lost their first game 3-0, they rallied and went on to win the second game 6-1. Goals from Cam-eron (2), Stanley (1) and Harry (3) helped the team to their first win. Horsham Sparrows Under 12

The team ran out 4-1 home win-ners against Southwater. Goals from Charlie and Tim with a brace form man of the match Andi helped secure the points.Horsham Sparrows Under 13

Another tough game for the Un-der 13’s as they came up against high flying Cranleigh Youth in an A Divi-sion League match. Cranleigh ran out 5 - 0 winners but the game was a lot closer than the score reflected with good performances throughout the team. The man of the Match was Ja-cob M who worked hard throughout and used the ball intelligently.Horsham Sparrows Under 14

An away win against Broadbridge saw goals from Dominic H, Luke M, Jordan M, Harry M and a brace from Benedict C. A good team effort was capped by a man of the match per-formance by Rhys B.

Leaders’ local support for Sparrows

Junior FootballDave Smith - Sports Editor

Leaders Estate Agents sponsor Horsham Sparrows junior football teams’ shirts and representatives from the under 10 and 14 teams and the under 13 girls side went along recently to say thank you and to make a small presentation to Senior Branch Manager Kathy

Taylor and her team.Kathy Taylor said to The District

Post “As a business that has been established in the heart of Horsh-am for over 23 years, with many lo-cal staff and clients, we are always keen to support the local commu-nity. We are therefore delighted to be continuing our support of these enthusiastic young teams.”

Horsham Sparrows club secre-

tary Simon King said “Horsham Sparrows is the town’s only FA Community Charter club and as a volunteer lead organisation, relies heavily on the support of spon-sors. Leaders are the club’s official shirt sponsor and last week, club members attended a photo shoot at their offices to thank them for their valued and ongoing sup-port.”

Horsham Sparrows outside shirt sponsors LeadersSparrows U8 team at the Holbrook Tournament

Friday March 20, 2015

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

The worst thing that could have happened

did happen, which was them getting a goal

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Another defeat for sinking HornetsfootballDave Smith – Sports Editor

Another defeat for sinking Hornets

Saturday March 14 - Ryman League Division One South

Horsham 0 - 2 Whitstable Town

Visitors Whitstable kept their hopes of a play off place alive with this comfortable win at Goring’s Mead while Horsham all but turned the lights out on their Ryman League future with another lacklustre per-formance.

Horsham have now only picked up one point from their last nine games and failed to score in the last three while conceding eleven goals in those three games. With eight games to play the Hornets are eff ectively eight points adrift of safety, given their vastly inferior goal diff erence. Unless a complete turnaround in fortunes take place in the last few games what has been a miserable season off the pitch, with Horsham Council’s rejec-tion of their new ground, will be mir-rored on the pitch by relegation.

The fi rst half was a very poor aff air, and the second half was not much better, with both sides creating very little decent football and even less goal scoring threat.

Tom Gilbert and Jack Hope came in for the unavailable Tom Hughes and Bailo Camara and George Branford started in place of Luis Felipe Luis de Andrade, who was on the bench.

The Hornets nearly went behind within a few minutes when the nor-mally solid Gareth Williams dropped an easy catch but managed to gath-er it at the second attempt. Wil-liams however pulled off a superb

stop minutes later diving to save Joe Kane's header after a mistake by Hope.

Trevor McCreadie did force de-fender Jake Mackenzie into a brave block but his shot was from an acute angle and the better option for the Horsham striker would have been to pass.

Joe Obersteller did well to clear a dangerous cross but he was absent when Town’s Ian Pulman was left in the clear only to lob over the Horsh-am crossbar. A few other half eff orts from Whitstable were all the remain-der of the half held in store and the sides went in goalless at the break.

Horsham did have the ball in the net seven minutes after the restart

but Tony Nwachukwu was well off -side and the eff ort was ruled out by referee Anthony Foster. The better of the chances and the play was com-ing from Whitstable however with Loynes, Doherty and Pulman all hav-ing chances to put their side ahead.

They did eventually take the lead on sixty fi ve minutes when Jack Hope in the Horsham defence allowed the ball to run to Williams who made a to-tal air shot of his clearance which left Tom Loynes a simple tap in. Whitsta-ble found the net again two minutes later but the linesman’s fl ag came to the rescue of the Hornets and the goal was ruled out. For some reason Tom Vickers, who had been possibly Horsham’s best player, was surpris-

ingly replaced by de Andrade and within minutes of the substitution Whitstable had a second, and again it was an awful piece of Horsham play that gifted the goal. A long punt up fi eld from visiting keeper Luke Wat-kins somehow left Hamilton on his own with two forwards, Rowland and Pulman, and it was easy for Rowland to set up Pulman to blast past Wil-liams and wrap up the match.

The damage to the Hornets was slightly limited as most of the teams with them in the bottom fi ve also

lost. However it was another game gone without any points being add-ed to Horsham’s miserly thirty they have for the season and with a visit to fi fth bottom Hastings tomorrow (Saturday March 21) another loss would virtually end any hope of Hor-sham escaping the drop.

Horsham Team: Williams, Ober-steller, Hamilton, Hope, Byrne, Gil-bert, Welch, Vickers (de Andrade 70) McCreadie, Nwachukwu, Branford. Unused Subs: Izokun, Storey, Berry, Peake.

Heath manager looks to push on next seasonSaturday March 14 - Sussex County League Div 1Broadbridge Heath 0 - Pagham 2

FootballDave Smith - Sports Editor

Goal scoring opportunities were few and far between in an evenly contested game with Heath hav-ing the better of the play but the Lions of Pagham being more clinical in front of goal.

The fi rst opening was created by Heath’s Tiago Andrade a free kick from the left was whipped in towards the far post and headed narrowly wide. Then on eighteen minutes Andrade set up a chance for Rob Godfrey but his left foot shot from the edge of the penalty area was again just wide of the up-right.

The visitors however took the

lead on the half-hour. After a Pa-gham break into the Heath penalty area resulted in a scuff ed shot that was going well wide of Heath’s right hand post but was somehow turned in by Ruben French past a stranded Michael Chester in the Heath goal.

The second period followed a similar pattern as the fi rst with neither side creating many goal scoring opportunities until the fi nal minutes of the match; Ol-lie Moore won possession on the halfway line wide on the right and played a superb left foot pass into the path of Andrade who shrugged off a defender carried the ball into the Pagham penalty area but tried to take the ball around the ad-vancing Pagham keeper James Binfi eld who just managed to get a touch on the ball allowing a defender to get back and clear. Heath threw caution to the wind

in search of the equaliser but were caught out when Howard Neigh-bour broke away in the 4th minute of added time to score Pagham’s second. The win maintained Pa-gham’s promotion hopes as well as taking revenge over Heath for a 0-2 home defeat earlier in the season.

After the match Heath Manager Steve Painter was still very posi-tive and said “We have just played a top three side and there was nothing between the teams, I’ve just told our players they need to have a bit more belief in them-selves, be a little more clinical in front of goal, then next season we can really push on for a top six fi nish”.

Heath Team: M. Chester, Alfi eri (Mobsby 75), Robinson, Attwater, Flack, Waddingham, Moore, God-frey, Holmes (Legrange 80), An-drade, Sultan.

Horsham reach National FinalsWomen’s CricketDave Smith - Sports Editor

Horsham Cricket Club Women's team went undefeated in the Southern Regional Finals indoor cricket at Stoke Mandeville Sports Stadium with wins over Shepper-ton Cricket Club (twice), Radlett Cricket Club and Ashford Cricket Club. The young Horsham squad have now qualifi ed for the National Finals next month.

After putting Shepperton in for the fi rst match, some tight bowl-ing from Collis, Phelps and Noakes restricted Shepperton to a low total. Horsham in reply eased to victory with Phelps and Saunders scoring 42 and the team fi nishing on 73.

In the second match Radlett C.C. put Horsham in and Walder, Ber-twistle, Noakes and Phelps all scored well in a total of 103. Some very tight bowling, especially from spinners

Bertwistle, Phelps and D'Orsaneo kept Radlett’s score down to ensure Horsham’s second victory.

In the semi fi nal against Ashford CC tight early bowling from Noakes and Beadle kept Ashford to a modest total. Against a good Ashford attack, Horsham struggled before a late fl urry took them to 55 and a place in the fi nal against Shepperton.

In the fi nal Horsham put Sheppe-ton in and restricted them to another modest total before 29 from Saun-ders and Walder, 20 from Collis and Bertwistle and 35 from Phelps and Noakes took Horsham to an over-whelming victory by 72 runs.

Horsham now progress to the Na-tional Indoor fi nals in Leicester on April 11.

Horsham Squad: Izzy Collis (cap-tain) Charlie Walder, Bessie Beadle, Flora Bertwistle, Lucy D'Orsaneo, Izy Noakes, Hannah Phelps, Jess Saun-ders.

Anthony Storey has eight games to save Horsham from relegation

Trevor McCreadie battles for the ball

Horsham's Brazilian midfi elder de AndradePhotography by John Lines

the district post - 20th march 2015

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