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Now what?

You and who’s army?The Blue Flash Music Trust

and other Town Hall cam-paigners said the ‘battle is halfwon’ after Bill’s Produce an-nounced they had pulledplans to open a restaurant atthe historic site.

The popular cafe and pro-duce store had become frus-trated with the delays and

expense incurred primarilybecause of the determinedstance of Blue Flash.

Horsham District Councilhas expressed huge disap-pointment at Bill’s announce-ment. They had seen Bill’sProduce, with some justifica-tion, as the ideal tenant forthe site. Now they must pur-sue other avenues.

But what will happen now?The council will set aboutfinding another restaurant todeal with, while the BlueFlash continue to fight for theTown Hall to be used as acommunity hall.

Both sides have under-standable intentions, but arepoles apart. A compromiselooks less likely than ever, and

while the campaigners mayclaim a moral victory, havethey- with their disruptivetactics - inadvertently dam-aged our chances of securinga decent alternative locationfor community groups to use?

One battle may be over, butanother is surely just aroundthe corner...

See Pages 2-3 for more

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It was a big idea thatwould lead to a big debateand, ultimately, a big deci-sion.

But Bill’s Produce hasbacked out of its ambition toset up shop at Horsham’shistoric Town Hall, seem-ingly just as the debatestage was coming to the endof its exhaustive, costly anddivisive run.

There’s a sense of crush-ing disappointment at Hor-sham District Council.

It would seem that bring-ing Bill’s in to town wasseen by some of the leadingcouncil officers as being ahuge boost to the regenera-tion of ‘The Quarter’.

Their motive would seemto be only partly inspired bymoney. They had viewedBill’s Produce as the perfecttenant for the site, so muchso that another, higher offerwas rejected in favour ofBill’s.

But speaking at the end oflast week, Bill Collison of

Bill's Café and ProduceStore said: “Regrettably wehave had to withdraw fromthis transaction due to thesubstantial de-lays in pro-gressing theplanning.

“Duringthis period

we havebeen

seeking alternative sites toopen.

“We have since found al-ternative sitesthat we have com-

mitted to andare unableto proceedwith theTownHall

in addition to these.“It is frustrating that the

delays caused by a few peo-ple have gone on for so longand that much time, effortand resources have been ex-pended by both sides.

“The Town Hall will makea great restaurant site and Iwish Horsham DistrictCouncil all the best for itsfuture and look forward toseeing it open.

“I'm sure that its conver-sion to a restaurant will cre-ate a focal point in thesquare that will greatly addto the amenities of the areaand benefit the community.”

The ‘few people’ men-tioned, who have causedthese delays are primarilyfrom the Blue Flash MusicTrust.

They have campaignedagainst the project in favourof a community and folkarts centre at the Old TownHall.

Bitter battle overas Bill’s is beaten

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Throughout they havemaintained that they haveoverwhelming public support- even yesterday this beliefwas unwavering. However,comments on the HorshamFacebook page would suggestthat many of the town’s peo-ple would have welcomedBill’s at the Town Hall.

Certainly the Blue Flash’sintentions were well mean-ing, but their increasingly

forceful campaign is unlikelyto have done them anyfavours in securing a folk artscentre. And it’s even more un-likely that the Trust will begetting a Christmas card fromHorsham District Councilnext month.

Having quashed the coun-

cil’s plans, it’s unclear whatwill happen next. But wewouldn’t bet on the council’snext move to involve bowingdown to the demands of theBlue Flash Music Trust! Quitethe opposite in fact, they’vevowed to find another qualityrestaurant for the site...

A Spokesman for the Trustsaid: "Following the publica-tion of the superior Gondolaoffer, Bill's Produce obviouslyhad a moral choice to matchthe £72,500 per annum andother terms.

It appears that Bill's wasnot prepared to do this, par-ticularly given the continuedstrength of feeling amongstHorsham people for commu-nity use.

“We believe this to be anhonourable stance by Bill'sand wish them well. I am alsoconvinced the townspeoplewould welcome them withopen arms to any of the many

vacant A3 restaurant venuesin Horsham sometime soon.

“In my view, the Councilcannot now realistically con-tinue with trying to find an-other restaurant.

“The lack of interest in theface of such public oppositionwas apparent even before the

Cabinet took the final fatefulrestaurant decision in Febru-ary 2009.

“I believe it is time for theCouncil to finally instruct theCabinet to "call it a day". Welook forward to a renewedoffer of negotiations fromHDC with a view to creating amajor tourist asset for Hor-sham at the site of the OldTown Hall."

Cllr Robert Nye, Leader ofHorsham District Council,said: “This news is a huge dis-appointment, especially as wehave only recently had confir-mation from the Judicial Re-view that the Council actedcorrectly in its dealings in re-lation to the Town Hall.

“Having said that, the ra-tionale of the business case isstill as strong as before.

“Add to this the success ofadjoining East Street and itsmany and varied gastronomicofferings, and I am confident

that we will secure an alter-native quality restaurant atthe site and we are now look-ing into this.”

The Order advertising theproposed works on behalf ofBill's Produce has finally beenremoved from the Old TownHall in the last week.

‘I AM CONFIDENT THAT WE WILL SECUREAN ALTERNATIVE QUALITY RESTAURANT’ Cllr Nye

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A petition has beenlaunched to save the WestStreet market, which isunder threat because ofthe new Travelodge.

Stores such as Sainbury’sand Wilkinsons have petitionsheets, as well as a numberof smaller shops and inde-pendents, while many peopleon the Horsham Facebookpage have expressed disap-pointment at the news.

Horsham District Councilhad planned for the marketto end in the next few weeks,before the opening of thenew hotel, but this will nowbe partly delayed by allowingstalls to remain in WorthingRoad up to Christmas.

Currently there are more

than a dozen market stalls ona Saturday and Thursday, in-cluding a butcher, baker,green grocers, and stalls sell-ing tools, shoes, toys, framedpictures and handbags.

Chloe Seabrook has run astall at the market for 11years. She said: “Travelodgedoesn’t want its customers tosee the roofs of the marketstalls. But we’re not talkingSouth Lodge here - this is a£20 a night hotel!

“If we get rid of the marketsurely it means we’re not amarket town?

“This is a big shock to thetraders, as for many it’s theirlivelihood. They have to findan alternative town. A lot ofcustomers, traders and otherbusinesses are upset about it.Apache (fashion store) be-lieve a lot of their trade isgenerated from the marketon Saturdays.”

A spokesperson for Hor-sham District Council said:“The location and quality ofHorsham's markets is regu-larly under review becausethe Council, together withlocal businesses, wants to en-sure that all of the town'smarkets add positively to theexperience of the townamongst shoppers and othervisitors.

“Whilst the Council is notobliged or contracted to havemarket traders in the town,much positive feedback is re-

ceived about those marketstalls that offer high qualityand unusual items for sale,with customers visiting Hor-sham as a result.

“The Council has been inconsultation with the mar-ket's operator in West Street

for sometime over these pro-posals to remove marketstalls from Horsham's WestStreet and Worthing Road,and to refocus the market ona smaller number of stalls inthe area to the north of theShelley Fountain.

“The timing for this hasbeen planned to coincidewith the opening of thenearby new Travelodge hoteland other shops in the area,whilst where possible seek-ing to relocate displacedmarket traders from WestStreet elsewhere in the towncentre.”

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Another op’nin’ of anothershow then for Horsham Am-ateur Operatic and Dra-matic Society.

This time around it is KissMe Kate, with a five night runat the Capitol theatre kickingoff in front of a healthy, loyalaudience on Tuesday night.

Cole Porter’s play, a hugeBroadway hit, is set in Balti-more and adopts a play-within-a-play plot, with actorsperforming a musical versionof Shakespeare's The Tamingof the Shrew.

But it gets complicated aseach of the four main castmembers' on-stage perform-ance is complicated by what ishappening in his or her off-stage life.

From the famous openingnumber of HAODS’ take onKiss Me Kate, it was apparentthat, as always, the cast wouldcertainly look the part.

With more than 50 years ofcostumes hanging on tightly

squeezed racks and countlessboxes of props to choose fromat their Broadbridge Heathbase, in a room that givessome idea of what thewardrobe room might looklike if Lady Gaga andMadonna ever tour together,producing a colourful showwas never likely to be anissue.

But would this be a case ofstyle over substance?

After all, planning hasn’tgone too smoothly this timearound. A lead actor comingin from outside of the groupthat could not always be at re-hearsals and a lead actressthat - ten days before openingnight - had lost her voice. Onefemale cast member even hadto fill in as a boy at late notice,although with the Shake-spearian theme of Kiss MeKate, that didn’t really matter.

As it transpired, Lee Power(playing Fred Graham/Pertruchio) and Debby Field(Lili Vanessi/Katherine orKate) were the two standoutperformers of the night.

Lee, as actor and directorFred Graham, as well atPertruchio, the man that must‘tame the shrew’ in the tour-ing production of the play set

within the play, was charis-matic, humorous, and was thedominant stage presence.

He was also the standoutvocal performer, althoughDebby too did a fine job,showing no signs of her re-

cent sore throat. As Kate, shewas a ‘shrew’ personified, giv-ing a feisty, spirited perform-ance, showing real attitudeduring numbers such as ‘IHate Men’. A bit of me thinksshe meant it!

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leads.Much the same could be

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men looking to tread theboards locally, Gus may findhimself as a strong candidatefor any roles relating to anymale part aged between 15and 30!

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the play was lacking much ofthe wit of some previousHAODS productions, with thelaughs really few and far be-tween. But there are morepositives than negatives.

As with all HAODS shows,you know there are twothings that, whatever hap-

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Anyone that has attended theBattle of the Bands nights (theheats or the final) will knowthat Horsham has an abundanceof rock acts.

Anything else, such as PhraseMob or Retrospect, sounds almostnovelty, such is the dominance ofguitar based music locally.

This was typified by the coverssection of the Horsham Battle ofthe Bands at the Holbrook Club onSunday night. Four of the fivebands exclusively played hits bytheir favourite bands - namelyKorn, Pearl Jam, The Pixies, andBowling for Soup. A sixth band,that never showed, were calledNirvana Sound...

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He even made use of “thebleeper” to edit out themore colourful lyrics!

The band had the mostauthentic sound and itwas great to see guitaristDavid Thompson backon stage again.

Next, popular localcovers band “Solice”became Stone Gossardand the Wonder Brasfor their take onPearl Jam numbers.It was a bravechoice - the Ameri-can band them-selves were alwayssomething of an ac-quired taste, notleast for Eddie Ved-der’s vocals.

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The next band Luckiest Loserwere teenagers playing their firstever gig ,which was a bit dauntinggiven the size of the crowd butthey went for it and gave a goodperformance and got better asthey went through their set ofBowling for Soup hits, encouragedby their friends and followers.

The jaunty American Pop-punksongs went down well with theyoung crowd, not least the catchysingalong ‘The Girl all the BadGuys Want’.

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vocals and gave a short setof dance floorfillers which hadthe crowd tap-ping their feet

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Inspirational and motivationalMicrobiz seminars will be heldin Horsham on Monday, 29th

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Emma Gentle has raised£1,660 for the Royal Mars-den Cancer Charity in mem-

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If you happen to be Zed out of the Police Academymovies, you’ve got a great chance of getting in!

Kevin Precious explores hisformer life as a teacher inNot Appropriate, on stage

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anyone who has ever taught or -for that matter - been to school.Tickets £6 in advance, £7.50 onthe door

This was following a charityfun day in September organisedby Emma, as a tribute to Georgia,who was treated at the RoyalMarsden and who sadly died ofcancer earlier this year.

The money will go to a new£15m teenage unit recentlyopened at the Hospital.

Emma was shown around thenew teenage unit, along with hermother and also Cherie and Mar-tin Tooley, Georgia’s parents, ontits opening in October.

Gemma Arterton stars inTamara Drewe (15), thenext film shown by the

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Tamara Drewe, a glamorousnewspaper columnist, causes astir when she returns to thesleepy village she grew up in.

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Linda Beacher of SpierbridgeRoad, Storrington, has beenconvicted of five counts of

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Recorder Broe sitting at HoveTrial centre sentenced her to sixmonths imprisonment, effectiveimmediately.

Flamenco Workshops wereheld at Collyers during RagWeek at the end of October.

Professional Dancer AnaDueñas led some lively Dance andSpanish students to dance basicflamenco with “palmas y jaleos”.

Jimmy & The Preacher, The Wil-son/Whitely Project and AliceElla are among the acts com-

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Christmas bazaar will takeplace on Saturday, Decem-ber 4th, at Horsham Hospi-

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As well as the usual stalls therewill be a Grand Draw with a £400cash prize and the draw for aunique hand-made dolls housemade by Horsham craftswomanMrs Mary Phillips.

The organisers are the Leagueof Friends of Horsham Hospital.

Horsham Folk Club will beholding another of its pop-ular song and dance nights

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Register of Electors can-vassers will be knocking ondoors in November.

Horsham District Council sentout forms to each of the 57,000households in the District at theend of August and over 83% offorms had been returned.

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TV celebrity, politician andnovelist Ann Widdecombeis at the Capitol on 10th

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general public answering ques-tions and sharing anecdotes inconversation with Iain Dale.

Vehicles were damaged in afire at a Breakers Yard onBrighton Road, Pease Pot-

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Xmas wine blending andfood matching evening isbeing hosted by Fenix

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Ziggy played guitar, and so willClassix, at the Malt Shovelpub, Horsham, on 20th No-

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Young baking enthusiastHenry Holden, from WestGrinstead, has won the

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West Sussex County Coun-cil, which runs local li-braries, has announced

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The books will now be exhib-ited at Horsham Library on Satur-day, 20th and 27th November.

Old Barn Nurseries at DialPost (on the A24) has itsmagical grotto up and run-

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St Robert Southwell CatholicPrimary School is the firstschool in Horsham to gain

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In terms of victorieschalked up, Saturday won’tgo down as one of the mostsuccessful nights in the his-tory of Horsham AmateurBoxing Club.

But the fight night at theHolbrook Club was again afine example of why the club’sbig events continue to proveso popular, as each fighterwearing the blue colours ofHorsham gave it their all, infront of a huge and vocalcrowd.

While there’s little argu-ment that it was Ian Bradleywho again starred in the fightof the night, perhaps Hor-sham’s stand out performerwas Danny Kirkland.

The young fighter was acomfortable victor once againagainst Jack Stringer. He wasquick and composed from theoutset, moving fast on his feetbut never losing his discipline.

He caught his opponent in thefirst round and delivered twogreat blows with his left in thethird and final round to en-sure victory.

Bradley’s fight against B.Kudus was a bloody en-counter.

Bradley, owner of Hor-sham’s most bone-crunchinghandshake, was as alwaysquick out of the blocks, havingto punch upwards against hisfar taller opponent.

Showing far more attackingintent than his rival, the Hor-sham fighter was well on topin the first two rounds, easilyreading the slow movingKudus’ telegrammed punches.

But this windmill effectworked in the third, and thebig man from the red cornerhad Bradley on the ropes.Whether or not the bell savedthe Horsham fighter from los-ing to a knockout is anyone’s

guess, but certainly the visit-ing boxer had ended the en-gaging contest well on top.

At that point, Horsham hadlost the opening three fights.Junior fighter HarryOrsini fought wellbut lost out to thesprightly Ruislipfighter.

TomHooleyim-provedas his fightwent onand wason top inthe third,but lost outon points, asdid Tom Sul-livan.

Merle Cav-agnuolo wasout of theblocks like a race

horse and gave his opponentno time to settle. His oppo-nent could do nothing tocounter his speed and agilityand it was a brisk victory forthe Horsham fighter early in

the second.Archie Hutchinson took

on Jacob Gabriel, but theHorsham

boxer,

adopting his trademark lowstance position, could not de-liver the telling blows on hisopponent.

But like all of Horsham’sperformers on the night, theeffort could not be faulted.

Ben Pringle, with his che-quered shorts and pulled upblue socks, went out on thering looking more like a foot-baller than a boxer. But therewas to be no diving around, ashe provided a stern test for atalented young fighter fromWest Tree ABC.

Pringle recovered well froma quick flurry of punches fromhis opponent in the second,but lost out on points.

The night’s final bout in-volved Dan Purchase, one ofthe club’s most popular fight-ers, which ensured few hadgone home early. Unfortu-nately he wasn’t able to pro-vide the grandstand finish he

dearly wanted, losing out toWill Brock.

Cheered on by the crowd,and with little in it after thefirst two rounds, the Horshamboxer went for it in the finalround, and it could be arguedthat he wanted the win themost. But he didn’t get it, los-ing out in a majority decision.

While not the best night forthe trophy cabinet, the nightdid highlight all that is goodabout the club with everyoneboxing with spirit, disciplineand sportsmanship.

All of the boxers would liketo thank club coaches LeeColes, Ben Gumbrill andShaun Stepney for their helpand support. Another clubnight is set for 5th March2011.

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The Horsham Symphony Or-chestra, under its principalconductor, Steve Dummer, andleader, Barry Sutton, openstheir 2010-11 concert seasonon Saturday, 20th November atthe Capitol, Horsham.

The concert will featureMendelssohn’s much loved ViolinConcerto and the orchestra is de-lighted to welcome Rachel Ellis,guest leader of the HSO, in herinaugural performance as soloistwith the orchestra.

Rachel has been playing the vi-olin since the age of nine and re-ceived her first training at theKent Junior Music School inMaidstone.

She won a scholarship to theRoyal College of Music, whereshe regularly played with theRCM chamber music on toursboth at home and abroad. Rachelhas lived in Horsham with herfamily for the past 14 years andcombines teaching with playingin many local musical ensembles.

She has recently acquired a200 year old violin which shewill be playing in the concert.

The concerto follows a per-formance of ‘Dances of Galanta’,by the Hungarian composer,Zoltan Kodaly (1882–1967).

During the nineteenth century,army recruiters in Austria usedto travel around with dancers

and musicians in tow in an at-tempt to enlist young men.

The style of dance used, the‘Verbunken’, was the basis of thisorchestral suite, which was firstperformed in 1933.

After the interval, the orches-tra will perform Beethoven’s 3rdSymphony, more commonlyknown as the ‘Eroica’ Symphony.This magnificent work of art hasbecome so well-known and em-braced by the listening publicthat it hard to believe quite howradical this music was at the timeit was composed (1803).

Beethoven tore through musi-cal convention to produce a tow-ering work of genius that is filledwith the full gamut of emotions,ranging from despair and sorrowthrough to affirmation and cele-bration of the human spirit.

The concert will commence at7.30pm. Tickets are priced at£12, £10 for concessions over 60and £5 for under 18s. Tickets canbe purchased in advance fromThe Capitol Box Office on 01403750220 or online at www.the-capitolhorsham.com.

Tickets are also available fromthe HSO Ticket Secretary on

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EVENT NOW ON

Just in time for Christmas, The En-tertainer is coming to town, finallymaking some decent use of the hugeunit between McDonalds and Argos.We sure weill miss that 50p store!The Toy Shop’s arrival is good newsfor children and the whole town re-ally. Except poor Goodacres...

13th Nov

Something a little different is comingto Horsham - a Giraffe restaurant - atthe former Tortellini’s site. Havingnever eaten at Giraffe, we can’t reallycomment on the grub, but it lookslike fun food in a lively atmosphere,perhaps similar to Smith & Westernswithout the cowboy hats.

16th Nov

Horsham Horticultural Society aredelighted to welcome local dahlia ex-pert Don Bateman. He will be explain-ing how to look after, tend, and showthese increasingly popular plants.The society meets at 7.15pm at theBrighton Road Baptist Church. Newmembers most welcome.

16th Nov

Southwater’s Christmas craft and giftmarket will be held at the Southwa-ter Leisure Centre, Pevensey Rd, at11am - 3pm. Stalls include hand-made crafts and produce, card andwrap, jewellery, children’s gifts, faceand nail painting, pottery andmore.Entry by charity donation.

14th Nov

Music by The Bee Gees and Abbaforms the basis of The Winner Takesit All, at the Capitol. Brothers andJive Talkin' front men, Darren andGary Simmons, become Barry andRobin Gibb. The second half of theshow boasts a 10 piece ensembleplaying Abba hits. Tickets £17.50

18th Nov

14th Nov

Gary’s Live Music Club at CoolhamVillage Hall hosts a great night ofmusic tonight with Mich Sampson &Marilisa Valtazanou, 'Playing Rapun-zel' at 7.45pm. There are also foveperformance slots available for thenight. For more visit the websitewww. bassistgaryholder.com

13th Nov

High Definition Opera is broadcastlive in Screen 1 of The Capitol viasatellite from the Metropolitan Opera,New York. Next up, Don Pasquale,with John Del Carlo in the title role.When Otto Schenk’s production pre-miered in 2006, the New York Timescalled it “brilliant.

13th Nov

Piries Place traders have come to-gether and are rather admirablygoing to try and build some sort ofChristmas spirit this year, as the localcouncil still cannot commit to bigspending. There’s a switch on of thelights tonight, with the rest of thetown’s decorations turned on too

13th Nov

Evan Thomas, a Messianic Jew andJack Sara, a Palestinian Christian areboth pastors from Israel. They willboth be talking at the Kingdom FaithChuch on Foundry Lane, Horsham, ata one day national conference called“Breaking Thru” Tickets £5 fromwww.kingdomfaith.com/Israel

13th Nov

You can see some of Horsham’sacoustic talent at the Holbrook Club,North Heath Lane, in the acoustic Bat-tle of the Bands showcase tonight. Itfeatures The Collector, Lauren Re-becca, Gregk Foley, Elspeth Cavell, No-face and more. Doors open at 6.30pm,£3 entry.

14th Nov

HAODS is proud to present ColePorter's Kiss Me Kate in its glittering1999 revival version. The story is oneof fun, farce, and ultimately love,amongst a troupe of touring actorswho are themselves putting on a mu-sical version of The Taming of theShrew. Tickets £13-17 from 750220

-13th Nov

Not a good time to take on the Craw-ley. Horsham are near the bottom ofthe Ryman Premier, while Crawleyare flying high. The Hornets take onBillericay on Saturday and then onthe 16th Horsham are at home toCrawley, in the Sussex Senior Chal-lenge Cup. Kick off at 7.30pm.

16th Nov

Florence - the city and its painters -is the subject of the next meeting ofHorsham Decorative & Fine Arts So-ciety. The group meets at the CapitolTheatre in Horsham at 10.45.am. Thespeaker is Shirley Turner MA Oxon.Visitors are very welcome. Admis-sion is £5

17th Nov

Horsham piano and electronic key-board teacher Mark Reeves is staginga concert at Brighton Road BaptistChurch, Horsham at 7pm. About 25of his young students will performpop, rock, jazz and classical music inaid of BBC Children in Need. Tickets£2.50, children FREE.

17th Nov

The War Memorial in the Carfax willbe the focus of this year’s Remem-brance Sunday service in Horsham at11am. The Service will be led by TheRevd Canon Guy Bridgewater, theVicar of Horsham, and the two min-utes silence, in memory of the fallen,will be held at 11am.

Horsham Symphony Orchestra opensits 40th anniversary season with ashow at the Capitol. The concertopens with Dances of Galanta byZoltán Kodály, before Mendelssohn'sViolin Concerto and Beethoven'sEroica Symphony. Tickets are £12from 750220

20th Nov

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallowsis showing in Horsham from today.The film is showing in both cinemascreens at The Capitol and booking isnow open. the Capitol was due toshow the film in 3D, but the film mak-ers were not able to complete a 3Dversion in time...

19th Nov

The Sussex Thunder will take on theLeicester Falcons at BroadbridgeHeath Stadium, Horsham. All profitsfrom the game will go to Help for He-roes. The game will be played underfloodlights, kick off 6pm, BBQ pro-viding burgers and hot dogs. .Entry£3, under 16’s free

20th Nov

Deakin Fine Wines host a ChristmasWine Tasting evening on Friday, 19thNovember. The event is held at TheDrill Hall, Denne Road, Horsham at5.30-9.30pm, with free parking to therear at 6pm. For more info call 01403248130 or [email protected]

19th Nov 24th Nov

The UpMarket Christmas Fair will beheld at the Drill Hall, Denne Road,Horsham between 10am – 4pm. 40exhibitors will be selling luxury, styl-ish and unusual gifts that may not befound on the high street. Visitwww.theupmarket.co.uk or call01798 340001 fore more details

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Following the record-breaking suc-cess of Cinderella, get ready for an-other super Capitol pantomime asAnna Williamson leads a sensationalcast. Join Aladdin, Wishee Washee,Widow Twankey and the beautifulPrincess on the magic carpet ride ofa lifetime. From today until 3rd Jan

11th Dec

Horsham Open Studios will hold aChristmas Fair at Park Barn, NorthStreet, Horsham, at 10am-5pm.Among those taking part are JeanHolder, Barbara Clements, ShirleyLeather, Irma Westerdijk, MaryBacon, Katherine Haynes, Alison In-gram and Susan Tindall.

27/28th Nov

Ashington's annual Christmas Fayreis held at Ashington Community Cen-tre, at 12-3pm. There will be FatherChristmas, carol singing, home-madecakes, bric-a-brac, hot lunch and re-freshments and Christmas stalls. Fordetails on booking a table call Mar-garet on 01903 892633.

27th Nov

Fairtrade goods will be on sale at theannual Horsham fairtrade ChristmasMarket at St John’s RC Church Hall,Springfield Road, Horsham, at 10am-4pm. The ever growing variety ofproduce ensures a colourful displayfrom toys to trinkets from all over theworld.

27th Nov

A one day art exhibition and sale oforiginal works of art and cards, bymembers of the Horsham PaintingGroup, is held at Quakers Hall, Wor-thing Road Horsham (opposite the li-brary, at 10 am - 4pm. Refreshmentswill be available and admission isfree.

27th Nov

Southwater Christmas Festival, inLintot Square, at 10am-5.30pm lookswell worth going to.Worthing Pantostar Mark ‘Rhino’ Smith will performthe opening ceremony. There’s alsoschool bands, live rock music, craftand produce stalls,, Santa’s grottoand a small funfair.

4th Dec

A Woodcraft Skills Day will be heldby Sussex Wildlife Trust at WoodsMill, Henfield at 11am-3pm. Thisone-day course is for parents or car-ers with a child aged 10 and above. Cost is £10/children £10 (Non-mem-bers: Adults £15/children £15) from01273 497561

27th Nov

4th Dec

Billifest will be held today. As well asthe French Market and English Fayrein Jengers Mead car park, thereshould be a great programme of en-tertainment with music, good foodand lots of stall. Last year Santamade an appearance and was dulyswamped!

Rusper has its St Nicholas ChristmasFair from 2-4pm at Rusper VillageHall. Enjoy a feast of traditionalChristmas stalls as well as new craftstalls. There will also be fun thingsfor the children to do plus a visitfrom Santa Claus.Entrance:50p (Under 12s free)

4th Dec

Bob Eagle, will be performing atBrighton Rd Baptist Church, Hor-sham, at 2-4.15pm. Admission is £3(on the door) with tea/coffee and amince pie in the interval. The showwill consist of Christmas songs andcarols and there will be plenty of op-portunity to sing along.

7th Dec

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Kieran Vernon from WestChiltington is one of two re-cipients of the 2011 PorscheCarrera Cup GB Scholarship.

After a demanding two-dayevaluation process at thePorsche Experience Centre atSilverstone, 20-year-oldKieran and fellow hopefulBenji Hetherington impressedin and out of the car againstvery strong opposition fromthe other four finalists.

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History comes to lifeTales from the Great War came alive for ForestPupils this week when local amateur historian GaryCooper visited the school to speak to pupils abouthis book – Horsham’s Hero’s of the Great War1914-19.

After more than 6 years of investigation and re-search Mr Cooper has gathered together the per-sonal stories of the 359 casualties commemoratedon the town’s memorial.

This often very poignant insight into the lives ofthose who made the ultimate sacrifice for theircountry brought the work the pupils have beendoing in the classroom to life.

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Filippo Marziano arrived in Horsham from his native Sicily in 1991.

At first glance at the pictures most of you will recognise him from his 14 years at Panino’s in the Carfax. In his time he has seen many comings and goings in the tapestry of Horsham’s recent restaurant past.

It has always been his dream to own and chef in his own Classic Italian Restaurant preparing authentic Italian cuisine while sourcing the finest ingredients from his homeland.

So four years ago Filippo’s Italian Restaurant in Piries Place was born.

Conveniently situated next to the car park and seating up to 60 guests, Filippo’s Restaurant has undergone a complete refurbishment with the aim of providing a high class, typically Italian atmosphere.

All dishes are freshly made and cooked to order, guests

are even welcome in the kitchen to watch Filippo at work.

An impressive sight is watching the chef toss the pizza dough which has previously been freshly made moments earlier using imported flour from the home of pizza, Napoli. Nothing here is pre-made, vacuum packed or bought in, everything is cooked on site in the authentic Italian way.

Filippo’s is a family business and children are welcome, in fact they have the pick of the whole menu in smaller portions. A take away service for the full a la carte menu is also available.

Knowing what is on offer in the town now, owner and chef Filippo Marziano is eager for people to come and try his cooking and judge for themselves. He is confident he will be welcoming them back soon.

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Filippo’s is currently taking bookings for the Christmas season.Our Christmas set menu is available via email or direct from the restaurant.

Birthday parties and other special occasions can be catered for.Families as well as bigger groups are welcome.

Filippo’s, 5a Park Place, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1DFTel: 01403 271125 - Email: [email protected] - Website: www.filippos.org.uk

Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 12-3pm and 6-10pm. Closed Sundays.

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BLOWERS CAUGHT SHORT AND GRUMPY Sunday 14 November 7.30pm From Mike Gatting to the Queen Mum, Blowers pours forth on a legendary career which has taken him from a brief sojourn in a merchant bank to four hip operations. Not forgetting cricket, Blowers talks about the Test Match Special commentary box and will be on hand to answer audience questions. It’s terrific fun. Don’t miss it at The Capitol.

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HAMLETThursday 9 December 7pm Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark, sees his father’s ghost. Tormented with loathing and consumed by grief, he must avenge his father’s murder. What he cannot foresee is the destruction that ensues. Starring Rory Kinnear as Hamlet.

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From the author of DEAR ZOO The première of Rod Campbell’s

It is always the tradition atthe end of the panto that thefollowing year’s 'subject' isannounced.

Yes, that's how far in ad-vance we have to plan for theannual Christmas show hereat The Capitol!

Last year’s star of Cin-derella Justin Fletcher an-nounced that Aladdin wouldbe this year's pantomime, andso the journey begins to writea script, to engage the com-pany, to find a musical direc-tor, to source a set andcostumes, to design the pro-motional material.

This will be our 6th 'inhouse' Christmas production,our first being Faith Brown inCinderella, then Sonia in Jackand The Beanstalk, ToddCarty in Dick Whittington,Sarah Jane Honeywell andMark Curry in Peter Pan,Justin Fletcher in Cinderellaand now Anna Williamson inAladdin.

I have known Anna for afew years now. We have kept

in touch since I offered pantofive years ago and due to herTV commitments and othercontracts I have been unableto get her here in Horsham tillnow.

And true as her word shesaid she would play here andthis year is our year.

Anna is a great pantomimeperformer and eventually wewelcomed her to The Capitolin the summer to see whereshe will be spending herChristmas.

Anna had done her home-work in terms of asking matesin the business about TheCapitol - all came back withpositive feedback!

I had already decided that Iwould have a set for the showfrom the same suppliers aslast year, and I did get to see itin Hertfordshire before thepanto that it was being usedfor had finished. I hope thatyou will like it!

So I have a set and a story-board of what scenes, sodown to the writing -not an

easy task as I had not writtenthis one before.

But having seen many pan-tomimes over the years Iknew the structure and whatcharacters I would be includ-ing so pen to paper, well actu-ally fingers on keyboard, andstarted to write.

By the end of July I had ascript that I thought wasworth a read by some of mycolleagues, just to gauge theirreaction - a thumbs up deci-sion.

Then I met Anna in Londonand went through it with her

so she was happy what shewas going to be doing. This isnot a contractual requirementbut merely a courtesy one andwe have always treated the'top of the bill' names withthis respect.

But I need to cast the show!I had already made a few callsearlier in the year to some ofthe cast from last year’s Cin-derella pantomime.

Actors seem to love work-ing here at The Capitol and itdoes become home for 5weeks. In fact, it’s like one bigfamily. So why not have some

of the actors back?This year we see the return

of Nic and Tom who were UglySisters in Cinderella to playWidow Twankey and The Em-peror. Amanda Sim, whowaved her magic wand lastyear as The Fairy, will be spin-ning her magic as the Slave ofThe Ring, Danielle, who haschoreographed the last threeshows, agreed to return andalong with her husband Rhyswho will be playing the Chi-nese Policeman.

So what's left to do? Welllots really. Look at the lightingdesign, sound effects, propsand, oh yes, music.

I put a call out for a musicaldirector and am very fortu-nate to have found a great mu-sician, John Cornford, who isbased in East Sussex. He camefor a meeting and we wentthrough the script, sharingideas, and I gave him a day ortwo to think about whether hewanted to come to Horsham.The next day, sure enough, anemail came through saying

'Yes I'd love to work with youand play The Capitol'.

With this all in place I justneed it to come together. Intwo week’s time the set andcostumes arrive and for thenext 10 days from the 29thNovember Aladdin will be di-rected, choreographed andmusically put together.

It’s not an easy task but Ithink after these few years ofdirecting it is becoming easier.We can't wait, and I knowwhen we had the recent presscall the cast were anxious toreceive their scripts and startlearning.

All the staff are involved insome way if not selling tickets,by flying scenery, by puttingup posters to moving scenery.

So why not come along tosee the finished production?We officially open on the10thDecember and run until 3rdJanuary 2011.

It will be fun! Oh yes it will!

Michael

One year in the makingMichaelGattrellGeneral Manager,The Capitol

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Due Date (15)A dramatisation of the 1968 strike atthe Ford Dagenham car plant, wherefemale workers walked out in protestagainst sexual discrimination, directedby Nigel Cole.Stars: Sally Hawkins, Rosamund Pike,Miranda Richardson, Bob Hoskins12th-14th Nov

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Welcome again to our feature where we help you to overcome the obstacles of modern life whilst retaining a sense of fun!

This week we officially start our countdown to Christmas which for many of us creates an endless tick list punctuated by frantic bursts of shopping, cooking, wrapping, decorating, writing cards, making costumes for school plays, telephoning relatives, organising social calendars... and the list goes on!

STOP!There are easier ways to

claw back time and really enjoy the lead up to the festive season without wearing your pants over your tights - oh no, sorry, that was Superman and where is he when you need him?

Superwoman wore a much more restrictive and uncomfortable costume which ensured she had a perfect cleavage at all times even when performing super human feats! Sound familiar?

That touches on a whole new list - how to create the perfect look for Christmas and we can help you with that too!

Funnily enough, I discovered a very old copy of ‘Superwoman’ by Shirley Conran last week and thought I would share a few tips with you. For those of you too young to remember, Shirley Conran espoused the philosophy that modern

woman can have it all - career, children, beautiful home, etc and her book of household management was a best seller in the seventies. The fact that she was married to the multi millionaire Sir Terence Conran, surely was the best known aid to household management!

However, she does offer some sage advice and one of my favourites is “The secret to ironing is to avoid it“ and her motto was “life is too short to stuff a mushroom”.

But at this time of year, the best advice is “Never rely on your memory. Keep a notebook in your handbag and do not let anybody get at it”. If you follow this advice, you can jot down any interesting tips and contacts from this page to help in the run up to your Christmas.

So if you have your pen ready, read the useful guide by Susannah Brady from Offload Business Resources on the organisation of time to optimise results in your Christmas preparations.

Kall Kwik also offer some vital time saving options with their Fed ex service which sends and tracks parcels worldwide and can get a gift to relatives in the USA the next day! They also offer some seasonal help with their personalised Christmas cards, menus and invitations.

For beautiful, quality and original clothing made form pure silk, wool, cotton or

bamboo, seek out “After Lily” on East Street which is an offshoot of a very successful London venture.

For the perfect gift which captures a special moment in time, discover Andrea Sarlo photography which offers vouchers for portraits and they are packaged in a delightful way with gift bags and a picture frame so offer a tangible and ready wrapped gift which will create memories forever.

The Retreat at Slinfold Golf and Country Club offer a range of lovely vouchers for their luxury spa days and treatments too. In a rapidly materialisic world, a gift of an experience can be very welcome and it only takes a phone call to arrange so saves you time too!

On a lighter note, our tip of the week to all you budding Supermen out there, is to wear your tights under your trousers as we girls have known for years, that this can really help keep the cold out and, if you want to wear your pants over them, so much the better! We need more Supermen!

Enjoy!

Let the battle commenceHealth&Lifestyle

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Picture the perfect gift...What could be a better gift for Grandparents, family and friends than a beautiful portrait of their own adorable children and grandchildren?

What captures the joy of a family more than a photograph?

Under the expert and creative eye of professional photographer, Andrea Sarlo, these can be skilfully taken in her studio or on location.

We are delighted to

welcome Andrea to our pages and throughout the coming year she will share with us ways in which to capture those special moments.

For Christmas, Andrea is offering special portrait session gift vouchers for just £35 instead of the usual £55.

These vouchers are ideal as they can be given to family and friends for Christmas, and then used whenever is convenient for the recipients.

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families and children and as a mother of four, she is uniquely able to draw out the best in children.

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Feng Shui is the ancient Chinese art which explores the use of the five elements; fire, earth, water, wood and metal in a space.

As the nights get longer and darker with cold grey days, spare a thought for your elderly relatives and neighbours who may struggle more in the Winter.

Janine Lowe says ”The East area of the home is an ideal place to put a rogues gallery of older relatives and friends to help increase the energy flow to them.

Conversely we think of red as the ideal warming colour but in this area, it should be avoided and you should use blues and greens particularly if you want to renew the romantic energy in a relationship.”

This area is also associated with wood so wood carvings such as the three wise monkeys would fit in well especially as three is the number linked to the area.

Plants and greenery can also thrive and serve to increase the energy flow too.

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London’s Lily blooms in East StreetHave you discovered the hidden gem in East street yet?

You may have walked past the small shop “After Lily” and been mildly intrigued, paricularly by the antique bicycles which were outside, and not realised what a treat was awaiting you inside.

The shop is a branch of a higly successful London shop which neighbours the Cath Kidston store in Fulham.

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the same designer as Cath Kidston but the concept is very different. The intention is to give a palette of subtle colours, mixed with solid ba-sics to create a way to dress in your own individual style.

Caroline, the owner, spe-cialises in sourcing only high quality silk, wool, and cotton clothing which is designed to be a long term investment and she fervently believes in fair trade.

This is a very tactile place

and once you feel the softness of the bamboo and cotton tops and the lightness and fluidity of the silk dresses you will re-alise that these are garments you will want to wear again and again.

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Kall Kwik to the rescue!In my main article, I bemoan the lack of Supermen but there are exceptions to every rule, and Martin and George at Kall Kwik in Blackhorse Way have certainly come to my rescue on many occasions!

The shop is a life saver for any business or household when time is short and a quick call or email can produce posters,leaflets,invitations,

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Countdown to ChristmasThere’s only 6 weeks to go until Christmas and so much to do!

So to help you get it all done efficiently I have devised a fortnightly checklist, which hopefully you will find very useful and you never know, maybe you will get to the big day a little less stressed than normal!GETTING STARTED!

Ok, I admit it, I started my shopping weeks ago with the really hard ones to buy for - brothers and uncles! I saw some early shopper bargains and bagged them. Take a pencil to the family calendar now and plan when you are going to fit in everything… shopping, parties, nativities, card writing and wrapping. Set a date with your other half or a friend, or even better arrange a babysitter so you can shop alone in peace (now there’s an idea)!OVER THE NEXT TWO WEEKS YOU SHOULD…

Book your office/club party or dinner ‘do’. With so many

lovely restaurants, hotels and country clubs in the local area you will be spoilt for choice - but choose somewhere and book it now!

Order your personalised Christmas cards for both business and home. Write that card list first or revise last year’s and only order what you need.

Send out your festive season invitations now, even if you just set a date and ask if friends and family will be coming. Start discussions with ex-partners about where the kids will be and when.. and remember to include them in the process so that everyone is happy.

Book the time you want off work or find out what your staff rota is going to be. Don’t forget school plays and nativities.

Get the kids to write their Wish Lists and letters to Santa so you and your family can get the most out of your Xmas £££’s… they get something they really wanted and you

get to buy it early. Going to a Panto? Book

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Book train tickets for Christmas journeys to get the best discounts available.

Going overseas? Check your passports will be valid for long enough after your return dates.

And finally, as if you needed prompting.. write a list of all the people you have to buy for and set a budget. Take advantage of early bargains and start your shopping now!TOP TIP

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Stunning ruralhome for saleat £1.6million

Latest planningapplications inHorsham area

Guy Leonard and Company isdelighted to be instructed tomarket numbers 3 and 4Castleview, which are newlybuilt cottage style propertieslocated in an area of out-standing natural beauty inthe downland village of Am-berley.

This prestigious develop-ment has been built and de-signed specifically for the 60plus lifestyle.

These properties afford inde-pendence and peace of mindfor both owners and their fami-lies. They offer uncompromis-ing design, carefully chosenspecifications, exceptional stan-dards of finish and generousliving and storage space thusensuring a distinctive yet prac-tical home.

Constructed to the higheststandards and built to exceedcurrent building regulations,consideration has been given toenergy conservation and theenvironment.

The properties benefit from aten year Zurich warranty offer-ing complete peace of mind.

The accommodation com-prises entrance hall,cloak/shower room, sittingroom, dining room, beautifully

fitted kitchen, two bedroomsand ensuite bathroom.

The properties benefit fromprivate rear gardens, garageand oil fired heating to radia-tors. A manager is able to offerassistance when it is requiredand oversees day to day main-

tenance of the properties. Security and emergency

alarm systems are fitted to-gether with window locks andthe properties are thereforeequipped to provide the peaceof mind. Both properties arebeing offered for sale with a

Guide Price of £399,950. An internal viewing is highly

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Castleview standsout in idyllic spot

This attractive detachedfamily home located inthe village of Cowfoldwill be sold via BrockTaylor’s successful ‘OpenHouse’ method on Satur-day, 27th November.

The property was builtin the late 1950’s and isset in slightly over a thirdof an acre of land. It has aguide price of £450,000.

The house has beensympathetically ex-tended to provide ampleground floor living ac-commodation with com-prises entrance lobby,entrance hall, downstairscloakroom, 20’5 triple as-pect living room, 16’ con-servatory, 19’4kitchen/diner.

The first floor com-prises three good sizedbedrooms, family bath-room and separateshower room.

The house is offered tothe market in excellentdecorative order and in-ternal viewings are con-sidered essential toappreciate the overallsize and condition of thishome.

The Open House is on27th November from11.am-12pm.

For an appointment tojoin Brock Taylor at the

Open House please contact on 01403

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Open House saleat Cowfold home

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Planning applications submitted toHorsham District Council under theTown and Country Planning Actsand related legislation requiringstatutory publicity. Applications reg-istered between 29/10/2010 and04/11/2010

DC/10/2275Retrospective permission for theretention of equestrian buildingcomprising 3 No. stables with two-bed stud managers flat above Pep-pers Farm Peppers Lane AshurstSteyning West Sussex BN44 3AXDC/10/2263Convert existing garage to kitchen,replace garage door with windowand convert existing window todoor, replace door linking garagewith family room with new doubledoor and convert existing kitchento utility room 1 Sportsmans Cot-tage Crossgates Amberley ArundelWest Sussex BN18 9NRDC/10/2195Lay concrete base and erect awooden apex roofed garden work-shop / shed east side of site be-tween function room and existingfence line (Full Permission) MillHouse Hotel Mill Lane AshingtonPulborough West Sussex RH20 3BXDC/10/2196Lay concrete base and erectwooden apex roofed garden work-shop / shed east side of site be-tween function room and existingfence line (Listed Building Consent)Mill House Hotel Mill Lane Ashing-ton Pulborough West Sussex RH203BXDC/10/2265

Variation of condition No. 1 of RefAS/26/97 with the following: (a)the caravans are occupied for holi-day purposes only, (b) the caravansshall not be occupied as a personssole or main place of residence, (c)the owner / operator shall main-tain an up-to-date register of thenames and addresses of all owner/ occupiers of individual caravanson site (d) the caravans shall onlybe occupied for 11 months of eachyear Luckista Caravan Site Billing-shurst Road Ashington PulboroughWest Sussex RH20 3AY DC/10/2256Surgery to 1 x Scots Pine (T1), 1 xTree of Heaven (T2) and group ofLawson Cypress (G1) (Work toTrees in a Conservation Area) Fren-nels Stane Street Adversane Billing-shurst West Sussex RH14 9JJ DC/10/2257Surgery to 3 x Beech (B1, B2, B3),11 x Ash (A1 - A11) and 1 x Poplar(P) Bartons Little Drove BramberSteyning West Sussex BN44 3PPDC/10/2278Erection of side extension 1 Gate-field Cottages Wheatsheaf RoadHenfield West Sussex BN5 9ARDC/10/2281Extension along with related inter-nal alterations (Listed BuildingConsent) The Cottage BottingsFarm London Road Henfield WestSussex BN5 9ADDC/10/2082Replacement of Georgian windowsfor uPVC (double glazed) windows1 Ravenscroft Court North ParadeHorsham West Sussex RH12 2REDC/10/2244

Erection of a single storey detacheddwelling with garaging to rear ofsite and minor alterations to No. 19Guildford Rd The Cottage 19 Guild-ford Road Horsham RH12 1LU DC/10/2171Demolish and replace shopfrontglazing and frame 12 East StreetHorsham West Sussex RH12 1HLDC/10/2282Proposed change of use from com-mercial use to residential use, partdemolition, extension and other al-terations to a listed building Hold-ing and Company 49 London RoadHorsham West Sussex RH12 1AN DC/10/2283Proposed change of use from com-mercial use to residential use, partdemolition, extension and other al-terations to a listed building (ListedBuilding Consent) Holding andCompany 49 London Road Hor-sham West Sussex RH12 1AN DC/10/2247Installation of new spiral staircaseto rear elevation, alteration of firstfloor rear window to incorporatenew door serving new spiral stair-case and internal layout alterations41 Kings Gate Horsham RH12 1AE DC/10/2249Installation of fascia board, projec-tion sign, window advertisements,and 2 No. awnings 1B East StreetHorsham RH12 1HH DC/10/22511 No. fascia board sign and 2 No.projection signs (Listed BuildingConsent) Kings Head Hotel CarfaxHorsham West Sussex RH12 1EE DC/10/2253Proposed single storey rear and

side extension 11 Clarence RoadHorsham West Sussex RH13 5SJDC/10/2219Variation of condition 9 of planningpermission DC/10/0382 (con-struction of 1 x 3 bed terracedhouse in garden of 10 BirchesRoad) to change compliance fromCode Level 3 to Code Level 2 of theCode for Sustainable Homes 10Birches Road Horsham RH12 4NHDC/10/2271Replacement of 4 No. windows(Full Permission) Arun House 1Lower Street Pulborough RH202BHDC/10/2272Replacement of 4 No. windows(Listed Building Consent) ArunHouse 1 Lower Street PulboroughWest Sussex RH20 2BHDC/10/2212Extension to existing canteen build-ing to create additional WC's andentrance walkway Halls of Resi-dence Brinsbury College StaneStreet North Heath PulboroughWest Sussex RH20 1DJ DC/10/2274Felling of 1 x diseased Oak (Work totree in a Conservation Area) Wig-gonholt Church Wiggonholt Pul-borough West Sussex RH20 2EL DC/10/2239Occupation of dwelling in non com-pliance with agricultural occu-pancy condition on application refSF/14/94 (Certificate of Lawful De-velopment - Existing) Bridge FarmStane Street Slinfold Horsham WestSussex RH13 0QX DC/10/2250Internal illumination of 1 No. exist-

ing free standing sign GlenmoreBrighton Road Shermanbury Hor-sham West Sussex RH13 8HBDC/10/2268Replace existing white singleglazed timber windows with whiteuPVC double glazing for Nos. 1 - 10Dorset House Dorset House BrooksGreen Road Coolham West Sussex DC/10/2255Proposed rear dormer and roof al-teration 47 Bamborough CloseSouthwater Horsham RH13 9XGDC/10/2246Permanent change of use of redun-dant plant room for use as a storeand workroom in connection withflorist at number 18 Lintot Square,Southwater Stems of SouthwaterLintot Court Station Road Southwa-ter Horsham RH13 9LN DC/10/2279Garage extension with accommo-dation over and erection of newsunroom 4 Nightingale ParkNightingale Lane Storrington Pul-borough West Sussex RH20 4LY DC/10/2270Erection of a close board fence 11Old Mill Drive Storrington Pulbor-ough West Sussex RH20 4NHDC/10/2261Proposed new vehicular accessAlders Horsham Road SteyningWest Sussex BN44 3AADC/10/2060 First floor side extension 91 Pen-lands Vale Steyning West SussexBN44 3PLDC/10/2262Amendment to previously ap-proved new dwelling permittedunder Ref DC/08/1098 Silver Halt

Heather Lane West Chiltington Pul-borough West Sussex RH20 2NZDC/10/2260Conversion of store to staff room(Prior Notification) NyetimberVineyard Gay Street PulboroughWest Sussex DC/10/2287Crown clean 1 x Oak tree (TPO)Oaklands Harborough Gorse WestChiltington Pulborough RH20 2RUDC/10/2217Erection of Barn style garage TreesThe Common West Chiltington Pul-borough West Sussex RH20 2PLDC/10/2216Construction of a domestic garagewithin an existing embankment,with associated landscapingNyetimber Manor Gay Street Pul-borough West Sussex RH20 2HH DC/10/2267Erection of car barn Former Car-radale Littleworth Lane PartridgeGreen West Sussex DC/10/2264Surgery to 3 x Oak trees LynwoodBadgers Holt Storrington Pulbor-ough West Sussex RH20 3ET

Further details of the applications,including plans, may be inspectedat the Council Offices, Park North,North Street, Horsham, during theperiod of 21 days from06/11/2009, or can be viewed atwww.horsham.gov.ukAny person who wishes to makerepresentations to the Councilshould do so in writing, stating thereference number, to the Directorof Planning, Park House, NorthStreet, Horsham, RH12 1RL.

Planning Applications

With land at such a pre-mium and designs reflect-ing the need to maximiseevery inch of space, it is in-creasingly hard to find a be-spoke luxury brand newfamily home.

Especially one that has beentraditionally constructed to aspacious and flexible twostorey design, set on a wideprivate plot in a select yetconvenient location.

With this in mind, Church-lands Homes are pleased toannounce that Holly House,The Oaks, off Forest Road, isnow ready to be offered forsale.

Churchlands, a local com-pany specialising in bespokeprojects, have been buildingin the Horsham area for some12 years, and their policy isonly to offer each of their se-lect brand new homes for salewhen they are nearly com-plete.

To make the move as easyas possible, Holly house is fit-ted with ceramic floor tilesand new quality carpets, andthe gardens are professionallylandscaped to the front andrear with turfed lawns andshrubs.

Every effort is made topresent an established envi-ronment yet with all the bene-

fits of new build. Holly Houseis likely to tick all the rightboxes if you’re looking for aspecial home built to a highspecification with traditionalmaterials that offers easymaintenance, stylish contem-porary design and lovely pri-vate south facing gardens in asecluded yet convenient set-ting.

Holly House has been ex-tremely well designed andfeatures very spacious andflexible accommodation.There is a generous and wel-coming entrance hall, fabu-lous kitchen andbreakfast/dining room fittedwith contemporary cabinetsby Johnson & Johnson undergranite work tops and withquality integrated appliances.

Contemporary glazed bi-folding doors open from thelarge double aspect South andEast facing living room intothe Orangery, a particular fea-ture of the property, withglazed windows to three sidesand a fantastic lantern roof.

This is a stunning roomwith lots of light, which leadout onto an Indian sandstoneterrace and the lovely se-cluded south facing gardens.

There is also a study anddining room, and the combi-nation of these various rooms

offer lots of different ways tolive in this fantastic home tosuit your lifestyle.

There are four double bed-rooms, and the master bed-room en-suite and the mainbathroom are fitted with be-spoke Porcelanosa contempo-

rary sanitary ware, and arefully tiled with Porcelanosadesigner tiles.

Other benefits include gascentral heating, a 10 yearNHBC buildmark warranty, analarm system and securityfeatures to the front door and

windows, a pressurised hotwater system, and full doubleglazing, as well as new carpetsand ceramic floor tiling.

The property has an inte-gral double garage and drive-way with parking. Availablefor sale at a price guide of

£685,000.

Please call Churchlands on220800 or e-mail

sales@ churchlands.co.uk for more information

‘Tis the season to be Hollyproperty

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Estate agents are welcome to send in editorial and pictures for properties on the market.

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The Resident can be read online every Friday on our

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There are few peoplewho are unaware of thecurrent press headlines;mortgage lending is at asix month low; harsheconomic measures areahead and, despite lowinterest rates and help-ful noises from the IMFthat the British economyis looking better, few aredeceived into thinkingthat the next twelvemonths or so won’t be achallenge for most of us.

During the Autumn of2008 the letting marketwas flooded with proper-ties, frustrated sellers whobecame reluctant land-lords.

This was a benefit fortenants who unusually hada huge selection of proper-

ties to choose from whichgave them the option tonegotiate on the rent theyoffered.

We saw quite a dramaticfall in rents achieved dur-ing that time.

This certainly changedthrough 2009 and theearly part of 2010 – onceagain we had far morewaiting tenants than prop-erties and competitionwas rife pushing pricesback up again.

Many of the propertiesthat were bought to theletting market becausethey didn’t sell have nowbeen sold and thevolumeof stockhas re-duced.

As Au-tumn2010pro-gresseswe areseeing yet anotherchange. The market is

not flooded with proper-ties and we are activelyseeking new landlords.However, whilst there is asteady flow of waiting ten-ants they are looking forgood quality properties atrealistic rents.

We strongly recommendthat a landlord be flexible;if someone wants to take aproperty and they appearto be ideal but need somewhite goods supplied per-haps it is worth consider-ing this. Is it worth losinga months’ rent for the sakeof buying a fridge?

Likewise some landlordsprefer to stipu-late that theydo not acceptpets at theirproperty.Again if a ten-ant is wishingto take theproperty andhas, perhaps,one small dog

for which they are happyto lodge a higher deposit,

is it not worth consideringthis? In a tough marketflexibility can make all thedifference to the length oftime it will take to find atenant.

At Guy Leonard & Com-pany it has been part ofour service for many yearsto offer a rent guaranteeproduct to our landlords.This is part of the refer-ence process that we gothrough with any new ten-ant.

Over the last few yearsof economic turmoil wehave felt this to be of greatreassurance to ourselvesand our landlords as itprotects not only for nonpayment of rent but alsolegal expenses to gain pos-session of the property.

If you would like any fur-ther information contact

Angie Blunden or PhilipReynolds on 01903 744166

or Karen Loy on 01403 246750.

We face a challengeGuy Leonard & Company comment on the property market

Peter Hughes - country property inPetworth is selling this beautifullyrefurbished and extended countryhouse set in a lovely rural settingjust north of the village of Nut-bourne.

Longacre, which is being offered ata guide price of £1.6m, has spaciousand well presented accommodationarranged over three floors, all withgood ceiling heights.

The principal rooms include a goodsized drawing room featuring a high,vaulted ceiling and a log burningstove, a splendid Smallbone kitchenwith an oil fired Aga, walk-in larderand a separate breakfast room open-ing into a charming sun room.

There are 5 bedrooms, 2 with en-suite bathrooms and a further familybathroom. In addition, stairs lead to alarge attic room which is currentlyused as a playroom.

Outside the gardens are mainly laidto lawn with mature trees, fruit trees,hedgerows and terracing, comprisingabout 1.25 acres and include a heatedswimming pool and a summer house.

For further information please contactthe sole agent Peter Hughes - country

property on 01798 344554 or www.peterhughes.co.uk

Idyllic rural home offered

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Rural problemsAn expert has claimed youngBrits are struggling to buy homesin rural towns and villages, due toothers purchasing second homes.

There is a real problem in someparts of the UK, with people un-able to buy homes in villageswhere they grew up.

This is the view of Fiona Howie,head of planning at Campaign toProtect Rural England, who saidthe issue of second home owner-ship in such communities is pre-venting individuals from gettingon the property ladder.

"We would urge councils whereit is a problem to look at the levelof council tax that they charge.Lots only charge 15 per cent asstandard council tax to secondhome owners," she noted.

Ms Howie explained local au-thorities have the power to re-quest more cash and this shouldbe done in areas where high lev-els of second abodes are situated.

Plans to create affordable hous-ing are also required and thedwellings should be allocated tolocal people, she remarked.

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Connells are pleased to present to the market a three bedroom semi detached family home situated with easy access to A23 commuter route. The property briefly comprises lounge, dining room, kitchen, cloakroom, three double bedrooms and family bathroom. Externally the property

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UNDER OFFERConnells are pleased to offer to the market a top floor studio apartment offering easy access to Horsham mainline train station, Horsham town centre and park. The property comprises: lounge/

bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, allocated parking and communal gardens.

Connells are delighted to offer to the market a deceptively spacious four bedroom semi detached family home offering versatile living accommodation. The property benefits from: family room, sitting room, lounge/dining room, kitchen, utility room and four bedrooms. Outside offers

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A three bedroom semi-detached family home benefiting from Entrance Hall, Lounge, Modern Kitchen/Dining Room, Three Bedrooms & Family Bathroom. Set within lawned gardens to front &

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Connells are pleased to present to the market a four bedroom detached property in the popular location of North Horsham offering access to M23 commuter route to London, Gatwick and Brighton and Littlehaven station. Situated in the catchment area of Holbrook Primary School.

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Connells offer to the market a 3 bedroom extended detached bungalow. The property comprises entrance porch, kitchen, dining room, lounge, three bedrooms and family bathroom. To the rear

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Connells are pleased to offer to the market a substantial five bedroom detached house in North Horsham. Property comprises kitchen/breakfast room, lounge, dining room, bedroom/study, utility room and cloakroom. Upstairs offers four bedrooms, en-suite bathroom to master bedroom and

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Connells are delighted to offer to the market a 3 bedroom detached family home situated in the popular area of Searles View offering access to Littlehaven train station. Property comprises:

lounge, dining room, kitchen, utility, conservatory, 2 double bedrooms and further single bedroom. An internal viewing is highly recommended.

Connells are pleased to offer to the market a two bedroom retirement bungalow situated in Warnham village. The property comprises: two bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, bathroom, patio onto

communal gardens, and garage.

A one double bedroom ground floor purpose built flat ideally located for Horsham mainline train station and town centre. The flat offers double bedroom, lounge, kitchen and bathroom.

The property will suit a first time buyer or buy to let investor.An internal viewing is highly recommended.

Tillington Cottage at The Paddocks is a three bedroom semi-detached house within this select development located at the end of a private cul-de-sac offering a secluded collection of just

thirteen semi and detached houses. The property briefly comprises entrance hallway, open plan kitchen and living/dining room with double doors to rear garden.

A four/five bedroom Victorian property situated on the east side of Horsham offering access to the town centre with its shops and restaurants, Horsham main line station and the M23

commuter route to London, Gatwick and Brighton. The property is in the catchment area for both Forest boys and Millais schools.

Amberley House at The Paddocks is a five detached house within this select development located at the end of a private cul-de-sac offering a secluded collection of just thirteen semi and detached houses. The property briefly comprises entrance hallway, living room with double doors to rear

garden, dining room, open plan kitchen/breakfast room.

34 DEvONSHIrE rOaD, HOrSHam, rH13 5EF We are acting for the mortgagees in possession and have received an offer of £274,000 for the above mentioned property. Any interested parties must submit any higher offers in writing to

Connells, 31 Carfax, Horsham, West Sussex, RH12 1EE, before exhange of contracts takes place.


Steyning office: 01903 815806

Notice of OfferApplecross, Hyde Street, Upper Beeding, Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3TG £109,950Steyning

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Close to Steyning High StreetA very well presented first floor, one bedroom, purpose built flat situated within 3/4 of a mile of Steyning High Street with its variety of shops, pubs and health centre. The property is offered for sale in good decorative order throughout and benefits from gas central heating.

By order of the mortgagees in possession, we would advise that an offer has been made for the above property in the sum of £319,950. Any person wishing to

increase on this offer should notify the selling agents of their best offer during the course of the next 7 days.

Contact King & Chasemore Steyning29 High Street, West Sussex, BN44 3YE

01903 815806

Guide price of £200,000-£215,000Steyning


Three Bedroom Semi-Detached HousePRICE RANGE £200,000 - £215,000A well presented three bedroom semi-detached house situated in Upper Beeding with good access to local schools, shops and the main A27/A23 trunk roads. The property also benefits from having a garage.

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£299,950Upper Beeding


NO CHAINWith driveway parking for several vehicles, this 3/4 bedroom detached chalet style Bungalow is situated on the outskirts of Upper Beeding along a lane divided by an avenue of trees. Accommodation in brief comprises: lounge with wood burning stove, study/lobby room, kitchen/dining room and separate utility room. Also includes: fitted shower room and master bedroom downstairs, double glazed windows and gas heating to radiators. To the 1st floor there are 3 further bedrooms. Outside, the property has a good sized rear garden, driveway parking to the front. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate.

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Picturesque Small Country TownA 2 bedroom bungalow, attached at the back, of mainly timber construction in need of renovation or redevelopment, subject to any necessary consents, situated in an enviable position in this favoured close of character properties just off the lower end of the High Street of this picturesque small country town. It has the added benefit of a garage.

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£750,000West Chiltington

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Views & Swimming PoolA versatile five bedroom house with views to rear with a swimming pool, driveway parking and extensive garaging with a useful room above with a kitchen area and bathroom above (offering annexe potential, subject to the usual consents), set in around half an acre of mature landscaped grounds.

£159,995Storrington


Two Bedroom First Floor FlatThis two bedroom first floor flat is well presented and is located within the village of Storrington. There are communal gardens and the property benefits from a gas fired heating system. A balcony offers a westerly aspect. Internal viewing is highly recommended.



Within a Desirable RoadThis three bedroom detached bungalow is set within a desirable road approximately half a mile from Storrington High Street. In need of some updating the property benefits from double glazing, gas fired central heating system, double garage and mature gardens to the front and rear.

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Grade II Listed CottageWe are delighted to offer this pretty two double bedroom Grade 2 listed cottage, set in a quaint lane just off The Square in the centre of the village. Set within this tucked-away location, close to all local amenities, the property features a wealth of original features, including exposed beams.



Quiet Cul-de-Sac PositionA superbly presented four bedroom detached family home located in this quiet cul de sac position,local shopping facilities at Storrington are close to hand with local junior and primary schools.To the west lies the Village of Pulborough with its mainline railway station.

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A well presented and spacious three bedroom home set in a cul de sac location within walking distance of local amenities. Comprising of entrance hall, cloakroom, 21’ lounge, recently refitted kitchen, three generously proportioned bedrooms, modern family bathroom, rear

garden, double glazing, off street parking, GCH. No chain.

A well presented five bedroom detached family home set on a generously sized plot close to local village amenities. This property comprises of entrance hall, cloakroom, 16’ lounge, dining room,

kitchen, family room, five bedrooms, two bathrooms, large secluded rear garden, garage and ample off street parking.

A spacious and well presented one bedroom ground floor garden flat set within walking distance of Littlehaven train station. Comprising of entrance hall, kitchen, 14’ lounge, 14’5’ master bedroom, modern bathroom, GCH, double glazing throughout, communal parking and

own private rear garden.

A well presented three bedroom family home situated within walking distance of Southwater Country Park and other village amenities.

This property benefits from a entrance hall, 14’ lounge, dining room, refitted kitchen, three bedrooms, family bathroom, double glazing, GCH, delightful rear garden, garage and large driveway providing

ample off street parking.




southwater oIro £249,950

A well presented three bedroom family home, which benefits from a large secluded garden, situated in a quiet cul de sac location

within walking distance of village amenities. Comprising of entrance porch, 16’ lounge, dining room, modern kitchen, conservatory, three bedrooms, refitted bathroom, GCH, double glazing throughout and

two allocated parking spaces.

A superbly presented and attractive four bedroom detached Sussex Farmhouse style home set on one of the most sought after streets

in Southwater. The property is finished to a very high standard throughout and comprises of an entrance porch, spacious entrance hall, cloakroom, study, 22’ lounge, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast

room, utility room, master bedroom with ensuite.

A well presented and rarely available one bedroom home set in a quiet cul de sac location situated within walking distance of

Southwater village amenities. comprising of 13’ lounge, kitchen, study area, bedroom, modern bathroom, secluded rear garden, double

glazing and allocated parking.

An attractive and keenly priced three bedroom detached property set within walking distance of all Southwater village amenities

and within sought after local school catchment areas. The accommodation comprises of entrance hall, cloakroom, 15’ lounge, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms, family bathroom, secluded sunny aspect rear garden, garage, GCH and parking in driveway.

horsham £227,950

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horsham £189,950

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An attractive four double bedroom character cottage offering a wealth of period features, set in a popular part of Horsham within walking distance of Littlehaven train station and of Millais School. Comprising of 14’ lounge, 13’ dining room, kitchen, inner lobby, family bathroom, three double bedrooms, bedroom four/study,

potential room for ensuite, delightful 120 ft secluded rear garden.

An attractive four bedroom extended semi detached property ideally situated within walking distance of Horsham town centre and railway station. Comprising of entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, 24’ open plan kitchen/dining room, conservatory, master bedroom with ensuite, modern family bathroom, secluded rear garden, garage, off

street parking, GCH and double glazing. AVAILABLE NOW.

A rarely available one bedroom ground floor retirement apartment, built by McCarthy & Stone, situated in a modern development within walking distance of Horsham Town Centre. Comprising of entrance hall with entry system, 19’ lounge/dining room, fully fitted kitchen,

19’ bedroom, bathroom and to include all carpets, curtains and light fittings. Other residents facilities including communal laundry.

A well presented double fronted extended four bedroom period family home, offering spacious and versatile accommodation.

Comprising of entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, dining room, 23’ family room, recently refitted kitchen, utility room, four bedrooms,

family bathroom, generously sized rear garden and off street parking. No Chain.


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An attractive and well presented two/three bedroom home situated in a small cul de sac location on an executive development in

Southwater. Comprising of entrance hall, 14ft lounge, 14ft kitchen/diner, two generously proportioned bedrooms currently been

converted into three bedrooms, modern bathroom, rear garden, GCH, double glazing and own driveway providing ample parking.

An extended and well presented four bedroom older style property set a popular location in North Horsham within close proximity of

local amenities and Littlehaven train station. Comprising of entrance hall, cloakroom, 16’ modern refitted kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, 14’ dining room, lounge, four bedrooms, family bathroom,

large rear garden, double glazing, GCH and off street parking.

A very well presented one bedroom apartment situated in an attractive modern block on a popular development in a sought after

location in Horsham. Comprising of communal entrance hall with entry telephone system, entrance hall, lounge, modern kitchen and

bathroom, double bedroom and well maintained communal grounds.

An immaculately presented and attractive two double bedroom spacious home situated in a quiet cul de sac location on a sought

after executive development in the village of Southwater. This property offers good scope for extension with a large loft space and ample plot size (STPP). Comprising of entrance hall, 19’ lounge/diner, modern kitchen, two double bedrooms, modern family bathroom.


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This attractive detached family home was built in the late 1950’s and is set in slightly over a third of an acre of land.Lounge • Kitchen/Diner • Conservatory • Three Bedrooms • Bathroom • Separate Shower Room • Central Heating • Double Glazed Windows • Garage • Internal Viewing Essential

An extremely well presented and deceptive detached three bedroom bungalow with UPVc double glazing windows and oil fired heating.

Set within Quarter of an Acre Plot • Ample Off Road Parking • Double Garage • En Suite to Master Bedroom

11’8 Kitchen • Two Double Bedrooms • White Suite Bathroom • Double Glazing • Rear Garden • Allocated Parking

Two Double Bedrooms • 15’ Living Room • Modern Fitted Kitchen • 75’ Garden • Gas Fired Central Heating • Parking For Two/Three Vehicles • Part Exchange for a Flat would be considered

Two Double Bedrooms • Large Living/Dining Room • Double Glazing, G.F.C.H • Refitted Kitchen • Set within 1 mile of Horsham railway station • Sold with No Onward Chain

Extended Family Home • 17’8 Family Room • Utility & Shower Room • Parking & 21’ Garage • Corner Plot • Village Location

Semi Detached House • Extended Ground Floor • Three Good Sized Bedrooms • Two Reception Rooms • Off Street Parking • Garage • Close to Town Centre • UPVC Double Glazing • Gas Central Heating

Extended Semi Detached Home • Three Bedrooms • 23’ Reception Room • Utility and WC • Off Street Parking & Garage • Access To Town & Station

14’10” Lounge/Diner • Modern Kitchen • Double Bedroom • Ground Floor • Close to Town and Station • Long Lease • Ideal First Time Buy or Investment • Double Glazing • Gas Central Heating

Detached Family Home • 3 Bedrooms with En Suite to Master • 3 Reception Rooms • Study and Conservatory • Kitchen and Utility Room • Downstairs Cloakroom • Double Glazing & GFCH • No Onward Chain

Victorian Semi • Close to Town and Station • 3 Bedrooms • Potential 4th Bedroom with En Suite (sttp) • 2 Reception Rooms • Kitchen with Breakfast Room • 1st Floor Bathroom • Good Sized Garden • No Chain

18’4 Living Room • Good Sized Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Downstairs Cloakroom • Study Area • Double Glazing and GCFH • 120ft Rear Garden • Potential to extend further (stpp)

Close to Town and Station • Two Reception Rooms • Large Kitchen/breakfast room • 4 Good Sized Bedrooms • Bathroom with Separate Shower • Good Sized Rear Garden • Off Street Parking • No Chain

Double Glazed Conservatory • Modern Fitted Kitchen • Double glazing • Refitted White Bathroom Suite • Gas CH to Radiators • No Onward Chain

horsham oieo £180,000

horsham £220,000

horsham £169,950

cowfold £325,000

horsham guide Price £270,000

horsham £274,950

horsham £139,950

horsham £329,950

horsham £269,950 horsham £239,950

horsham £309,950

horsham £182,000

cowfold guide Price £450,000mannings heath £450,000

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STORRiNgTON £499,950An attractive detached chalet

bungalow on a generous plot. Lounge, dining room,

conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, 4 bedrooms, bathroom, en-suite bathroom,

double garage.

HORSHAM £435,000A four bed detached house in a sought after cul-de-sac location

within ½ a mile of Station. Benefits include 3 reception

rooms, kitchen, laundry room, master bedroom with ensuite,

garage & gardens.

pARTRidgE gREEN £129,995

A 1st floor conversion flat close to local amenities. Entrance hall, living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom, allocated parking, double glazing, high ceilings.

Viewing advised.

SHiplEy £224,950A good size semi detached bungalow in need of some

cosmetic updating. Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen, utility room, two bedrooms, bathroom

& good size front & rear gardens. Vacant.

HORSHAM £244,950A well presented EOT Bryant home in popular location with

GFCH and double glazing. Entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, kitchen/diner, two

bedrooms, bathroom and a garage in block.

HORSHAM £239,950An older style semi detached

house near to the park, Station and Town Centre. Lounge/diner, kitchen, bathroom, sun room/

utility room, two bedrooms, en-suite, loft room, rear garden with

a summerhouse.

EAST HORSHAM £279,950A good size link attached house

offering excellent access for Town Centre and station. GFCH,

double glazing, 2 reception rooms, conservatory, garage,

parking and attractive secluded rear garden.

SOUTHWATER £950 pCMVery well presented 3 bed house

in popular location. Lounge/diner,

kitchen, two doubles, 1 further

single, bathroom, downstairs WC

& south facing garden. Available

mid-late November.

HORSHAM £950 pCMA well presented three bedroom

house situated close to Littlehaven Station, it offers a large kitchen/breakfast room,

lounge, conservatory, two double bedrooms and a single. Available

immediately.

SliNfOld pRiCE RANgE £320,000 TO £339,950A completely refurbished 3

bed semi. New double glazing, boiler & radiators, being rewired

& totally replumbed, cavity wall insulation, new kitchen,

bathroom & 2 en-suites.

HORSHAM £250,000A detached family home within ½ mile of Littlehaven Station. Entrance hall, cloakroom, 21ft lounge/dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, bathroom, off road parking & secluded garden. No

chain.

HORSHAM £225,000A semi detached house in quiet

cul-de-sac, walking distance of local shops, schools &

Littlehaven station. No onward chain, 2 bedrooms with en-suite to master, double glazing, GFCH

& allocated parking.

HORSHAM £95,000A first floor purpose built flat conveniently situated within

walking distance of Horsham Town Centre. Entrance hall, lounge open plan to kitchen,

balcony, bedroom & bathroom. Ideal first time buy. No chain.

bARNS gREEN £199,950A well presented mid terrace house with allocated parking, set within the popular rural village of Barns Green. The property briefly comprises of a lounge, kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory, three bedrooms and bathroom. An internal viewing is advised.

HORSHAM £182,000A well presented two bedroom end of terrace house in a tucked away

position at the end of a cul-de-sac on the West side. GFCH, double glazed, lounge, kitchen, conservatory, gardens and allocated parking. No chain. Viewing advised.

WOODLANDSlettings 01403 252100

HORSHAM £139,950A one bedroom first floor

purpose built flat approximately ½ mile from the town centre

and mainline station, benefitting from GFCH, double glazing

and allocated parking. Internal viewing advised.

HORSHAM £1400 pCM3/4 bed detached property,

walking distance to Littlehaven station. Fitted kitchen, large lounge, dining area & further

reception room. 2 dbl bedrooms, 1 single, bathroom, gardens & off

road parking.

HORSHAM £1550 pCMA delightful and spacious four bedroom semi detached ex-

showhome with attached garage and addiitional off road parking,

two receptions, kitchen/breakfast room, en-suite, GFCH. Available

early November.


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BILLINGSHURST01403 785288

HoRSHam01403 263000

SToRRINGToN01903 746000

waRNHam £119,500

HoRSHam fIxed pRIce £260,000

BILLINGSHURST oIeo £280,000 BILLINGSHURST £325,950

kIRdfoRd £599,950

SToRRINGToN £379,950waSHINGToN oIeo £235,000 SToRRINGToN £200,000SToRRINGToN £679,950

BILLINGSHURST £383,000

HoRSHam £299,950

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Spacious 1 bed first floor apartment, specifically designed for the over 60’s. The development is well maintained and has a Resident Scheme manager.HorsHam 01403 263000

A 3 bedroom semi detached family home with attached garage with close proximity to the town centre and Horsham station. No foRwaRd cHaIN.HorsHam 01403 263000

A 3-bedroom semi-detached cottage-style house. entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, en-suite shower, bathroom, garage.billingsHurst 01403 785288

A detached 4-bedroom property situated in a small residential cul-de-sac. entrance hall, lounge, dining room, fitted kitchen, 4 bedrooms, double garage, gardens.billingsHurst 01403 785288

A luxury 4 bed detached house situated near the heart of Kirdford. Drawing room, study, family/breakfast room, 2 en-suites, dressing room, double garage, rear garden. billingsHurst 01403 785288

An extended detached family house benefiting from 3/4 bedrooms, 2/3 reception rooms, conservatory, kitchen, utility, garage, south facing gardens.storrington 01903 746000

an extended semi-detached house with good size accommodation. 3 bedrooms, farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room, 2 reception rooms, gardens, parking.storrington 01903 746000

a terraced house within walking distance of village centre offering good sized accommodation. 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, conservatory, hobby room, gardens.storrington 01903 746000

Brand new detached house on exclusive gated development adjoining National Trust land. 6 bedrooms (2 en-suite), 3 receptions, double garage, garden.storrington 01903 746000

A spacious 4-bed detached family house. Conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, annexe room/bed 5, shower room, 4 further beds (1 with ensuite), rear garden.billingsHurst 01403 785288

An immaculately presented 3 bedroom town house with southerly aspect rear garden, situated in a tucked away location.HorsHam 01403 263000

A first floor purpose built 1 bed apartment with an allocated parking space, further visitors parking and communal gardens, dG and GfcH.HorsHam 01403 263000

A 2 bedroom mid terrace property with 18’9 x 12’5 living room and a kitchen running the full width of the property.

HorsHam 01403 263000

A spacious 3 bed end of terrace recently undergone refurbishment, approximately 55ft rear garden.

HorsHam 01403 263000

Substantial older style family house on west side with generous sized reception rooms, including a 13’11 x 11’11 living room with fireplace, kitchen,

cloakroom, 3 bedrooms, first floor bathroom, large gardens, parking.

HorsHam 01403 263000

A spacious 4-bedroom single storey cottage set in idyllic surroundings with delightful landscaped

gardens in all approaching one acre. entrance hall, sitting room/dining room, kitchen/breakfast

room, cloakroom/utility, study/bedroom 4, shower room, family bathroom, garage building

with office, store and 1st floor playroom.billingsHurst 01403 785288

a well presented detached bungalow with annexe potential in cul-de-sac location, situated

close to local amenities. Lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room,

conservatory, 3 bedrooms (master en-suite), family bathroom, garage, ample parking,

gardens.storrington 01903 746000


Munslow Bailey Graywww.mbgproperties.com

COMING SOON £650 PCM• Spacious top floor apartment • Excellent decorative condition throughout• Modern kitchen with built in oven, gas hob and extractor• Bathroom with separate shower enclosure• Excellent location near to Littlehaven Station

SOUTHWATER £950 PCM

• 3 Bedroom House• Fitted Kitchen• Ground floor Cloaks• Garage• South facing rear garden

HORSHAM £239,950• Exceptional top floor apartment• 2 bedrooms• 2 bathrooms• Juliet balcony with views of grounds• Secure gated development• Balance of NHBC warranty

HORSHAM £294,950• A four bedroom semi detached• Tandem garage• Off-road parking for approximately four cars• Excellent decorative condition throughout• Modern kitchen with breakfast bar• Early viewing recommended

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25 Piries Place, Horsham, RH12 1EH

HORSHAM £189,950• Bedroom End Terrace • Kitchen/Diner• Driveway parking• Additional private parking space• Garden with side access

HORSHAM £275,000• Bay fronted three bedroom semi detached• Two reception rooms• Newly redecorated throughout• Many period features• Potential to extend (Subject to planning)• Gated off road parking• Open views over cricket field

SLINFOLD £479 PCM• Lounge/bedroom• Kitchen area• Bathroom with white suite• Separate private entrance• Private garden area• Rural location (5mins by car to Horsham)

BARNS GREEN £795 PCM• 2 Bedroom End Terrace• Bathroom• Cloakroom with shower• Private driveway parking• Garden• Close to Village centre

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A well presented 2 bedroom first floor luxury apartment built by Rydon Homes and situated in the gated development of The Comptons. Briefly comprising; master bedroom with en suite shower room, second double bedroom, hall leading to bathroom, and 17’ living room opening to the kitchen. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating, double glazing and allocated parking. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

A well presented two bedroom split level maisonette situated within close proximity of Horsham Mainline Station and being an ideal opportunity for investment/first time buy. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance area, to the first floor is the living/dining room and refitted kitchen. To the second floor are two bedrooms and refitted bathroom. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

A well presented two bedroom terrace house situated in Broadbridge Heath. The accommodation comprises; entrance porch, 15’11 living room, open plan to dining area and refitted kitchen. To the first floor are two bedrooms and refitted bathroom. The property also benefits from recently installed gas radiator heating and allocated parking for one car. An internal viewing is highly recommended. NO CHAIN.

A well presented one bedroom first floor flat located within close proximity to Horsham town centre and mainline station. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, 11’10” kitchen, 12’ living room, 13’9” bedroom and refitted bathroom. The property also benefits from double glazing, gas radiator heating and allocated parking. An internal viewing is highly recommended. NO CHAIN.

An extended three bedroom semi detached house situated in a popular residential area within North East Horsham. The accommodation briefly comprises: entrance porch, 14’7 living room, 17’10 dining area and kitchen. To the first floor are three bedrooms and family bathroom. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating, double glazing and off road parking for 4/5 cars in front of detached garage.

A well presented three bedroom link detached house situated in a highly sought after location close to Horsham Town Centre. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, downstairs cloakroom, kitchen, 16’1 living room. To the first floor are 3 bedrooms and bathroom. The property also benefits from GCH, double glazing and detached garage. An early internal viewing is recommended.

A well presented three bedroom end terrace house backing onto woodland and situated in a cul-de-sac in North Horsham. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, 14’7 living room, open plan to dining area and kitchen. To the first floor are three bedrooms and bathroom. The property also benefits from double glazing, gas radiator heating and allocated parking for two cars. NO CHAIN.

A three bedroom semi detached house situated within a cul-de-sac in the popular village of Southwater. The accommodation briefly comprises; entrance hall, downstairs cloakroom, double aspect lounge/dining room, refitted kitchen and conservatory. To the first floor are three double bedrooms and family bathroom. The property also benefits from gas radiator heating, double glazing and garage.

Horsham £214,950 (Leasehold)Horsham £174,950 (Leasehold) Broadbridge Heath £199,950 (Freehold)Broadbridge Heath £129,995 (Leasehold)

Horsham £249,950 (Freehold) Town Centre £279,950 (Freehold)North Horsham £249,995 (Freehold)Southwater £249,950 (Freehold)

ATTENTIONLANDLORDS

Due to a very busy period we are extending our offer of

discounted Landlord Feesinto November

Horsham £850pcm

Horsham £875pcm Horsham £1595pcm

Southwater £1200pcm

• Well presented two double bedroom apartment• Town centre location• Master with en suite

• Double balconyAvailable November• FURNISHED• Available Now

• Two bedroom house in popular location• Fully fitted kitchen/diner• Two allocated parking spaces

• Spacious lounge• UNFURNISHED• Available Now

• Well presented four bedroom house• Spacious lounge• Master bedroom with en suite

• Fully fitted kitchen with utility room• UNFURNISHED• Available Now

• Four bedroom house• Fitted kitchen• Bathroom with corner bath and shower

• Good condition through out• Unfurnished• Available Now

• Three bedroom house• Situated in a popular location• Fitted kitchen

• Bathroom withshower• Available Now• UNFURNISHED

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Monkhouse & Bannistersare pleased to offer thisvery attractive stable con-version on Coolham Road,Coolham, for sale.

Little Stables offers ex-tremely adaptable accom-modation and many roomswith vaulted ceilings.

The ground floor com-prises an Entrance Lobby,Hall, triple aspectLounge/Dining Room, wellfitted Kitchen, Bathroom,three double Bedrooms in-cluding Bedroom 1 withEn-Suite Shower Room.

On the first floor is aStudy/ Occasional Bed-room 4.

Outside to the front

there is a large garden withdrive, parking area andlawn. To the rear is a fullwidth terrace with raiseddecked area and most at-tractive ornamental fish-pond with waterfall, andvarious storage sheds.

It may also be possible topurchase up to 4 acres ofpasture land directly oppo-site the property.

The property has a guideprice of £425,000.

For more details contactMonkhouse & Bannisters on

01798 872081 or visitwww.monkhouse.co.uk

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Great if you have an invitingguest bedroom, but not so goodif you are short on space.

It may be that your study orone of the children's rooms hasto take the strain. Howeveryour guests still need to feelwelcome. What has made yourstay with friends or family thatlittle bit more inviting?

First of all tidy up the roomyour guests are going to stay in.They don't want to be facedwith your overflowing “in tray”or the kids toys everywhere.

Add a lovely vase of flowersto brighten up the room. En-sure there are towels at yourguest’s disposal, and clean,

fresh coordinated bed linenwill add the finishing touch.

If you have a dedicated guestbedroom make sure that thereis room for guests to hangclothes. I have to confess thatmy spare bedroom very oftenbecomes the dumping groundfor all sorts of paraphernalia.But I do de-clutter prior toguests arriving.

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fresh and clean, and that freshtowels are left at the end of thebed ready for my guest’s ar-rival. Although the wardrobevery often has the children'sold clothes in, this is alwaysemptied before people arrive,so that they have somewhere toplace their clothes.

I like to leave an extra blan-ket out in case my guests get alittle cold and I also ensure that

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LAST WEEK’S SOLUTIONS: CRYPTIC - Across: 6 Acquire; 7 Tonic; 9 Art; 10 Tenements; 12 Death-stroke; 15 Scared-stiff; 17 Unpopular; 19 Sow; 21 Tales; 22 Tar-iffs. Down: 1 Acorn; 2 Out; 3 Free; 4 Homecraft; 5 Mistake; 8 Tea-set; 11 Gear-boxes; 13 Tedium; 14 Scandal; 16 Sol-fa; 18 Away; 20 Fit. QUICK - Across: 6 Coronet; 7 Total; 9 Lid; 10 Imprudent; 12 Extem-porise; 15 Joined issue; 17 Emergency; 19 Imp; 21 Unite; 22 Release. Down: 1 Comic; 2 Roe; 3 Seem; 4 Wonderful; 5 Earnest; 8 Gropes; 11 Exonerate; 13 Endues; 14 Commend; 16 Entertain; 18 Chef; 20 Pet.

LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION:

Brain Gym No.090

Fill in the grid below so that every column, every row and each of the 3x3 boxes contains all the digits from 1 to 9.

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are suited to a large variety of keys (10)

7. Made a record, being famous (5)

8. Heroic aspirations were associated with his swimming (7)

10 and 20D. Certainly not fuel from the deep (4-4,4)

11. Bold stroke made by the commanding officer on horseback? (4)

13 and 15. Baby’s toy near the creepers - they’re poisonous (6,6)

17. What bulls do to produce blood (4)

18. You’ll find the same mixture in twisted floor (8)

21. Cavalryman to continue tediously round the ring (7)

22. To come to the point, it’s a light accessory (5)

23. Recall a lot making this kind of security (10)

1. A turning-point on the factory floor? (5)

2. Wiling additions? (8)

3. What a drop in the ocean will produce (6)

4. A section of their ancient country (4)

5. Owned a place to land fish (7)

6. Stimulated to show bravery in the end (10)

9. Is poetry or its trans-lation in store? (10)

12. Endless list of pos-sessions for the man of originality (8)

14. Rent fuss produces a disastrous blow (7)

16. An attractive piece of ironwork (6)

19. Force one to be a school-leaver (5)

20. See 10 Across.

Across Down 1. Loathing (10) 7. Sound (5) 8. Deceive (7) 10. Antipathy (8) 11. Retain (4) 13. Pulverised (6) 15. Improved (6) 17. Muscle (4) 18. Maxim (8) 21. Scrutinise (7) 22. Foreign (5) 23. Promotion (10)

1. Elevate (5) 2. Agreeable (8) 3. Frolic (6) 4. Further (4) 5. Merciful (7) 6. Insubstantial (10) 9. Bearing (10) 12. Adorn (8) 14. Outdoor (4-3) 16. Seem (6) 19. Blockhead (5) 20. Squabble (4)

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?LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION: The letter represented by the question mark is N. Cologne, Dortmund, Dresden, all German cities.

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On Saturday evening, thingswere looking gloomy for Hor-sham Football Club.

Rooted to the bottom of theRyman Premier League, they hadplayed poorly and deservedly lost4-0 away to Lowestoft.

But a little bit of luck - in theshape of a goalkeeping error onTuesday night - could haveturned the season around for theHornets. At worst, it’s put themout of the bottom two for the firsttime in a month.

Two late goals earned Horshama crucial victory at Tooting onTuesday evening to move themout of the bottom two for the firsttime in a month.

After an uninspiring first half itwas the hosts who took the leadwhen Tyrone Sealey convertedBarry Stevens' 63rd minute passand it looked as though Horshamwere set to fall to their 9th defeatof the season until Gary Charmancrashed home a thumping headeras the match entered injury time.

Anthony Storey was then dis-missed after picking up his sec-

ond caution of the night but theHornets pushed forward andwere rewarded when Tooting'keeper Jamie Butler punched theball into his own net to hand thevisitors all three points.

On Saturday afternoon, Hor-sham fell to a 4-0 defeat at Low-estoft Town.

Gary Charman spurned a cou-ple of early chances to give theHornets the lead but two goals in5 minutes, from Danny Bloom-field and Adrian Forbes, put thehosts in the driving seat and theyadded another goal before half-time when Horsham failed to dealwith a cross and Joe Francis net-ted at the far post.

The visitors made a disastrousstart to the second half, fallingfurther behind just 30 secondsafter the restart when StuartAinsley shrugged off several chal-lenges to score.

U18s captain Joss Knowlescame on for his first team debut,replacing Ryan Woodford, butBloomfield almost made it 5when his shot hit the post.

Timely turnaroundas Hornets get lucky

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Forest Badminton Club wereshocked in 2008 when SheilaHowell died suddenly.

To remember a dedicatedmember, friend (and mixedcaptain), the Sheila Howell Tro-phy was inaugurated.

This year's mixed handicaptournament saw 34 club mem-bers take part. It proved to behighly competitive, made moreintense given that handicapswere not disclosed until com-pletion of the group stages.

Victoria Welsby, partneringIan Knight, and Sarah Lewiswith Paul Moss, progressed tothe final with the latter tri-umphing in a keenly contestedmatch.

Sarah and Paul are picturedwith the Sheila Howell Trophy.

Forest play at Tanbridge HouseSchool on Sunday evenings from

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Horsham Sparrows GirlsU12’s recorded a 3-0 victoryover table topping Little-hampton Devils thanks to asuperb hat trick from MiaCadette.

The result meant Sparrowsovertook their rivals at the topof the Sussex County GirlsMini-Soccer league.

Sparrows started thestrongest, with Cadette get-ting her first chance early inthe half when a low cornerreached her in the box, only abobble taking it away from herand saving Littlehampton. Theaway side then had an oppor-tunity to take the lead whenEleanor Kill squared the ballfor Skye Austin whose shotnarrowly missed the goal.

Sparrows’ impressive EmilyBurnie was almost sentthrough to shoot at AbigailBraim in the Littlehamptongoal only for Megan Fullard tostop that attack. She single-handedly prevented a furtherseries of Sparrows pressureby Léah Cadette from result-ing in a goal for the hometeam.

Molly Beadle then set Léahpast the defence only for Lit-tlehampton captain EllenGrant to save the day for herside.

Play was then stopped as aloose ball hit a Sparrows de-fender in the face who wasforced to leave the pitch with anose bleed, but soon after thebreak the home team strucktheir first goal.

Léah was the orchestrator,taking the ball from her ownbox all the way to the opposi-

tion penalty area, and aftersuccessive saves from Braim,her sister Mia finally found thecorner of the net.

Sparrows continued topress but Littlehampton heldthem to the one goal leadgoing into half time. Substi-tute Sarah Cannons had thenext chance for Sparrows afterthe break only for Skye Austinwho was tracking back tothwart the attempt on goal.

However, Sparrows’ pres-sure soon paid off, the secondof two corners from Léah wasallowed to run to Mia whopoked the ball past Braim todouble the lead.

Littlehampton gained pos-session after the goal and Skyeplayed in Stacie Holmes to testBethany Beadle in the Spar-rows goal, who smartly turnedthe shot around the post.

But it didn’t last, and Spar-rows retrieved the ball andmounted succeeding attacks,with Mia trying desperately toget her hat trick.

Her efforts seemed in vain,however with only a few min-utes to go, the ball fell to herfrom another of her sister’scorners and she scooped theball past Braim to joyous ap-plause from the Sparrows sup-port. Littlehampton had notime to react and Sparrowsrecorded their sixth win of theseason to race to the top of theleague.

Under 11 Heron Way CupChesworth Rovers Youth losttheir second encounter withDorking Saints 6-2 at ForestSchool on Saturday, writes

Freddie Underwood.Chesworth started the bet-

ter side with the majority ofpossession and territory, butwere caught on the counter bya neat one on one finish.

Rovers equalised when JakeHull poked the ball into theroof of the net in a goalmouthscramble.

Dorking showed why theybeat Chesworth in the earlierleague encounter with somestrong attacking play resultingin three more goals.

James Christer had thechance to pull one back fromthe spot, but his effort was

Sparrows’ star Cadette

saved. However, Jake Hull gothold of the rebound at anangle and his shot waspushed into the path of sub-stitute Freddie Underwoodwho scored his first goal forthe club.

Keeper Joe Cross deniedDorking on several occasionsbut the Saints did add twomore goals, making it 6-2.

Under 13s SC Youth CupHorsham Youth Under 13sdominated their County Cupround three match at ThreeBridges FC, running out 9-0winners.

Horsham ‘keeper Joe Mossmade a good early save, be-fore Finn Bigg beat his manand put in a great cross to NikBristow to open the scoring.

Bristow calmly netted hissecond after only 6 minutes,then combined with JamesTilley, with Tilley firing inwith a left foot drive. Bris-tow’s hat-trick then followedfollowing another Bigg cross.

In the 21st minute EddieDavies drove forward, findingthe net with a super strike inthe far corner. Horsham’ssixth followed when Bigglatched onto a long throughball and the Three Bridges‘keeper rushed out of his areausing his head to briefly clear,but only as far as Jack Reeveswho drove his shot low andhard into the net.

The fresh legs of Dan Cus-din and George Matthewswere linking well but it wasJack Reeves who set up Bris-tow and his looped flick foundHugo Cowan who ran in tohead home. A lovely curlingfree kick to the far post fromReeves fell invitingly for Bris-tow to take his fourth, beforeCusdin fired another.

Under 13s Girls FootballHorsham Sparrows Girls ver-sus Worthing Town Girlsproved an evenly matched en-counter on Sunday morning.

The final score was 1–1,with Lucy Derham’s 30 yardshot that chipped the high-light for Sparrows.

Under 14 Arun & Chichester YL

Horsham were not at theirbest, but managed to comeaway from Worthing Unitedwith a win.

After just two minutes RossWilliams drove home a rightfoot shot after an AndrewRoberts cross was allowed totravel a long way.

It was 2-0 after five min-utes, a long throw from Jor-dan Walser was not dealtwith and Roberts sent a loop-ing header over the stranded‘keeper.

The young Hornets thenseemed to go to sleep andWorthing created severalchances before pulling a goalback. The visitors finally ex-tended there lead on the halfhour mark when a Zack Con-niff-Broome free kick fromthe right hand side of thepenalty area found an un-marked Walser, who comfort-ably headed home.

Conniff-Broome struck apenalty wide in a scrappy sec-ond half, but it ended wellwhen a delightful through ballby Roberts found CallumNash who chipped in.

Under 14s friendlyA friendly match turned into acompetitive clash whenBroadbridge Heath encoun-tered the Lower BeedingLions who were not going tobe tamed, writes Sam Nor-gate.

A few minutes into thegame, Callum Nash scored theopening goal, but Heathequalised 20 minutes later.

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BBHVC still head the A Division as three of theDivisions games end 5-4.

BBHVC stay unbeaten after their win overThe Gate in Rusper, while despite losing 5-4 tothe Kings Arms, the Rising Sun still hold secondplace.

Greg Upton banged in a maximum for theSun, but Ross Gillingham's 117 checkout swungthe game in favour or the reigning Champions.

The Sussex Barn made the trip down toSteyning worthwhile by winning 5-4 at theCricket Club, with Rob Metcalfe (picturedabove) hitting the highest finish of the season,a fine 139.

But the week’s biggest movers are the WhiteHarte. They thumped Loxwood Club 9-0 tomove into the top three, helped by 104 and 100finishes from Gary Simpson and Dan Bradfordrespectably.

The Anchor Inn continue to dominate the BDivision. Last week it was the turn of theSouthwater Club to feel the Anchor's weight,going down 9-0, with Kinchin on target againwith his maximum.

Railway Inn also remain unbeaten, afterbeating the Three Compasses 6-3, and the Stor-rington Club remain hot on the tails of the toptwo following a 7-2 win at the Dog & Bacon,with Shay Leogue's 118 outshot the highlightfor the Storrington side.

The Windmill continue to struggle, as theywent down 5-4 at home to near neighbours thePlough.

Both the top two in the C Division boast100% records after four games, leaders Rail-way Colts enjoyed a 6-3 victory over the KingsHead, while the Fountain B ended the KingsArms C's unbeaten record, when winning 5-4at the Fountain.

Elaine Gray produced a fine 103 finish forthe Fountain A, to help her side beat the CockInn 7-2, and record their opening win of theseason. The Hare & Hounds from Cowfold wontheir second game, by beating the Windmill B6-3, to move out of the bottom two.

Youth Football

Horsham defeat Heath Metcalfe fires139 checkoutHorsham Under-10s won their

first Mini Rugby Festival of theseason on Sunday, 1st Novem-ber at Crawley.

The A squad won all four poolmatches with a 5-0 victory overold rivals Haywards Heath Bs as awarm up, followed by a win overHove who were unbeaten for thewhole of last season and this untillosing to a very committed and de-termined Horsham team 2-1.

These two games saw some ex-cellent passages of play with Hor-sham's rucking a clear strengthover other teams and some greatpassing movements despite theappalling weather.

Next up was East Grinstead,who were beaten 2-0, and finally agood 4-0 win over Tonbridge asthe weather improved and Hor-sham's strong running game cameinto its own.

This set up the final againstHaywards Heath As, who Hor-sham had never beaten previouslyand had won most of the recenttournaments in Sussex.

A closely fought game was bro-ken when Matthew Pitt took apass on the burst and brokethrough the Heath defence toscore followed by some deter-mined defence by Horsham to

keep a strong Heath side out. The tackling was excellent

which never let Heath get any mo-mentum and the commitment anddetermination was superb withHorsham winning 1-0.

The Under 10s B team also tookpart in the Festival and playedsome good rugby against somestrong A team opposition eventu-ally losing four games but winningagainst Crawley.

Many thanks to all of the clubs that have sub-mitted reports.

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Liam Ruz and a great header byLiam Kidd ensured Lower Beedinghad control by half time.Shortly after play resumed, AaronPyzer delivered a composed shot,netting a fourth goal, before TomBowie latched on to a great passfrom Pyzer to make it five.

Under 15 Arun & Chichester YLHorsham Yth had a short tripdown to Bolney to face MarlePlace Wanderers, who they lost toin last year’s County Cup.

Horsham started the brightestand played their passing game,and on 13 minutes Anthony Jupp’sshot from the edge of the box wasdeflected into the back of the net.

Alex Parsons then fired in from19 yards as Horsham started totake control and Greg Gander roseat the far post for the second gamein a row to make it 3-0.

Stanley Rice also got on thescore sheet with a well placedshot to make the half time score 4-0.

Horsham added to their scorewhen Zak Comber scored twice.Marle Place got a consolation inthe 72nd minute, but Horshamcame forward again and in the lastminute Comber popped up to gethis second hat-trick in two weekswith a rare headed goal to make it7-1.

Under 15 Div B H&DYFL Roffey Robins Athletic took thepoints in a dramatic match atLower Beeding.

A great run and cross fromGeorge Hole was slotted in by MaxLewis for the opening goal.

The second half was full ofdrama. Roffey’s Jake Williams hadtwo efforts cleared of the line inquick succession, and Connor Pol-lards goal bound shot was de-flected just wide. Lewis then had a

goal disallowed for a foul on thekeeper, before Beeding also hadan effort chalked off for offside.

With just 3 minutes left on theclock a Craig McCreadie shot wassaved by the Beeding keeper, butMatt Sigrist was there to pick upthe rebound and poke it in to theback of the net.

As the game went into timeadded on Beeding attacked look-ing for the equaliser, but Roffeybroke away, and a glancing headerfrom Zac Malinsky was hooked inon the volley by Dan Goddardfrom 10 yards out.

Under 15s PlateGeorge Baker netted twice as Hor-sham Sparrows beat StorringtonVipers 6-0 in the Plate.

Baker opened the scoring aftera free- flowing passing move andsoon slotted home his second toput Sparrows two up.

Joey Calder-Smith netted to ex-tend Sparrows lead before a pow-erful volley from Dan Stutchburyput Sparrows 4 up. After thebreak, both teams put even morepressure on each other’s defencesuntil Daniel Barna received theball after a quick breakaway andguided his long range effort intothe top corner.

James Cooper scored Sparrow’ssixth and final goal with a fantas-tic finish from distance.

l Roffey Robins Wanderers wonat Dorking Saints Pumas.

Alex Homes hit a 30 yardscorcher to put Roffey ahead, butit wasn’t until the second halfwhen their neat play was re-warded with a second goal, whichcame courtesy of Sam Collins.

Collins added another to makethe final score 3-0.

Under 15s Fred Sparks Cupl Royal United came up againstDiv 'A' newcomers Ashington in

the quarter final of the Cup. Royals took a while to get going

and although the home sidescored two goals in the first half,goals from Stanley Rice, a quickfire double by Zachary Love andanother by Jake Legrange sawRoyals 4-2 up at half-time.

The second half saw Royalsscore a further five goals, fromJake Legrange, a double from TomFrankland, Harry Garman andJacob Waller.

MOTM went to Zachary Love,with good performances fromJoshua Wood, Anthony Jupp, Cal-lum McHale and Alex Parsons.

Horsham & District U16 Cup QFSouthwater 'Reds' cup run endedon Saturday, going down 4-1 toEast Grinstead.

Scott Murrell levelled before thebreak, but despite looking on-topfor most of the game, Southwatersoon found themselves behindagain and let in another two lategoals as they went looking for anequaliser.

Arun & Chichester U16 Cup QFSouthwater soon forgot the disap-pointment of the previous day’scup exit with a9-1 demolition ofRustington Otters.

It took a while for them to findthe back of the net, but BenChowney scored the first and Manof the Match Zach Haulkhamadded a second before the break.

Adam Laker, Henry Hayden,Alex Best, Chris Maxted and RyanThomas all netted in the secondhalf before another two fromHaulkham secured the win andsetup a semi-final fixture withArundel.

Under 18 SCFYLBroadbridge Heath Youth trav-elled to Lancing on Thursdaynight (4th Nov)

Lancing hit the post early on but

it was BBH who took the leadwhen Michael Wood’s cross/shotwas deflected in for an own goal.

On the hour mark, Jack Petersenplayed a sublime ball over theLancing right-back and Stuart Bar-ber made no mistake by slottingthe ball past the keeper for 2-0.

That goal was followed by awonderful strike from OllieMoore, who found the corner fromall of 30 yards, before Wood addeda fourth, latching on to a neatAndy Putnam’s pass.

After a little bit of handbags,BBH saw the game out, althoughLancing did score a late consola-tion.

Under 18s Sunday leagueSouthwater Under 18s came backfrom a goal behind to earn a cred-itable draw against WorthingRebels.

In an even first half, Rebelsscored late on to go into the breakone up. However, shortly afterthe break Jack Morgan’s strongrun down the left ended when hewas brought down in the box.

Morgan stepped up to convertthe spot kick himself to put South-water level. Southwater domi-nated the second half but fellbehind again late on. HoweverSouthwater kept pressing andJames Amankwaa’s fine throughball was finished off by Dan Rose.

Under 18s Ismithian Youth CupHorsham YMCA U18’s crashed outof the Lucas Fettes IsmithianYouth League Cup on Thursdaynight with a 3-1 home defeat toSutton United.

Not even a Harry Magnus stun-ner eight minutes from time couldspark a late YM revival, as The U’scruised comfortably into the nextstage of the competition.

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A battling second half per-formance was the only con-solation for BroadbridgeHeath Reserves as they wentdown 5-2 against Storring-ton Reserves.

The Swans pulled out a firstclass performance, brimmingwith confidence, to leave theBears nursing a sore head atthe wrong end of the ReserveSection-West table.

With only one place andpoint separating the teams be-fore kick off, I expected Heathto come out fighting, markingtheir territory from the off.But, it was the away side,showing exceptional intensityand desire, which took thegame by the scruff as theBears struggled to find theirrace pace.

The Heath couldn’t evenmark Storrington’s shadowsas the away side picked theirway through a static midfieldwith ease. And it was no sur-prise when the Swan’s No. 10,Neil Richardson, started thescoring on 10 minutes; on therun towards the near post, heapplied the deftest of touchesto a cross from the right, flick-ing the ball behind his frontleg and into the far corner fora peach of an opener.

With the Swan’s wide-boywhizz kids, Dan Cobb and JakeCockerton, terrorising theiropposing full-backs, danger-ous crosses flew across theHeath box with disturbingregularity, but it was a mis-placed pass at the back that

led to Storrington’s second.Kristian Bridle interceptedand ran through to chip theKeeper from 18 yards to givethe Swans a 2-0 lead.

First half damage not overfor the Bears, Jake Cockerton’sStinging shot was too hot forKeeper, Gary Brown, to handleas Dan Cobb headed into anempty net to make it 3 up forStorrington as the whistleblew for the break.

Another from Neil Richard-son made it 4-0 before theBears finally awoke from theirhibernation. Damien Franciseventually got the home sideoff the mark, heading in froma corner. And at 4-1, Heathhad opened a chink in thedoor, but it was slammed shutmoments later when TomCarter drove in No. 5, a crack-ing low drive past a despair-ing Gary Brown in the Heathgoal.

The Bears plugged awayvaliantly, showing some steelto try and get back on levelterms. Nathan Sleat whippedin several dangerous crossesfrom the left, and the midfieldat least fronted up for the sec-ond half battle. They got theirsmall reward when Paul Gal-lagher fired in at the death tomake the score-line almost re-spectable at 5-2.

Manager, Mick Robinson,grasped on to the Bear’ssweeter smelling phase of thegame afterwards explaining,‘the first half was forgettable,but, all credit to the boys for

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BBH Res v Storrington Res

Bears cave in to rivals

coming out fighting to drawthe second half. That’s the de-termination I will expect forour next game.’

Unsurprisingly, a satisfiedSwan’s Supremo, James Baker,was very positive in his team’sappraisal saying, ‘It was a greatteam performance and we con-tinue to show our ruthlessnessin front of goal- that’s 16 goalsin 3 games.’

Jumping 2 places on theback of this result, and with agoal record like that, it’s surelyonly a matter of time beforethe Swan’s begin a graciousclimb up the league. The Bearsmust start bulking up or they’ll

Broadbridge Heath Reserves lost out to Storrington Reserves on Saturday

be looking at a harsh winter.

Premier League Poor finishing was again theproblem as Southwater lost 2-0 at Chichester Uni in a gamethey should have got a pointfrom.

Chi Uni were the better sidein the first half and led 1-0 atthe break. Southwater im-proved in the second half andput the home side defenceunder constant pressure butcouldn’t find an equaliser.

Toby Lovett went closestforcing the home keeper intoa fine save, before the visitorsconceded a late second.

Division 2 NorthAFC Roffey continued their re-cent good form with anotherwin, this time a 4-2 victory atRudgwick.They took the lead against therun of play Olly Smith puttingin Craig Young who finishedwell. Gavin Fowler supplied agood cross for Russ Harwoodto fire home from close range,before Harwood again addedto his tally after a corner fromDan Lawrence was convertedwith a nice right foot finish.

Dan Lawrence added thefourth with a fine jinxing runand strike from the edge ofthe area.

Manager Jonny Lawrencecommented: “There wouldhave been fireworks if we hadlost that game!”

Sussex Junior CupDespite their best perform-ance of the season Horsham

Crusaders suffered their firstdefeat of the season whenthey were beaten 2-1 in thesecond round of the SussexJunior Cup to White hart Rev-olution on Saturday.

An under strength Cru-saders side showed playedwith passion, pace and skilland were extremely unluckyto bow out of the competition.In the first half both AdamParsons and James Callaby hitthe crossbar and Chris Atkin-son, Matt Mason and AliHughes went close.

It was completely againstthe run of play that WhiteHart Revolution took the leadwhen a long range shot beatstand-in keeper Jack Main-stone.

In the second half Cru-saders continued to pour for-ward and a delightful ChrisAtkinson free kick found thehead of James Callaby andCrusaders were level. WithDom Giacomelli, Ryan Taylor,George Lewis and Matt Masonsolid at the back, it was ashock when they retook thelead late in the second half.

Mid Sussex Junior CupNick Baker was the hero forSouthwater grabbing himselfa hat-trick as Southwatercame from behind to booktheir place in the next roundof the Mid Sussex Junior Cup.

Forest started the better ofthe 2 sides and were 2-0 upbefore the visitors came tolife. Baker grabbed a quickfirebrace just before half time toensure the sides went in level

at the break. Southwater werethe better side in the secondhalf and took the lead justafter the hour when JamesAmankwaa reacted quickestin a goalmouth scramble tohammer the ball into the bot-tom corner.

Southwater made sure ofthe win when Chris Leppard`scross found Baker, and hisdiving header flew past the‘keeper to complete an im-pressive hat-trick.

Sussex County WomenHorsham Sparrows Ladies puton a brave and resolute per-formance before eventuallysuccumbing to East Prestonand Littlehampton Town.

With virtually the last kickof the first half a miss-hitcross sailed over the Spar-rows keeper to put East Pre-ston and Littlehampton Townahead at the break.

Sparrows continued topress with Carys Dunn surg-ing forward and Holly BethDazely and Liana Brooksbankbattling in midfield. ElizabethSharpe and Georgia Malinswere solid in the heart of de-fence and Lucy Sharpe linkedup well with Liz Ogden andPlayer of the Match, HannahWright.

However as Sparrowsstarted to tire, East Prestonand Littlehampton snatched asecond to run out 2-0 win-ners.

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John Pocklington finished in third place on the yellow route and (in blue) Edward Timbrell on his first trial. Pictures: Steve Hook

Sussex County Cricket Club are delighted toconfirm that Chris Nash has signed an exten-sion to his current contract.

The Cuckfield-born all-rounder will remainat The County Ground, Hove, until at least theend of the 2013 season.

Nash, 27, was awarded his first professionalcontract with Sussex at the end of the 2004season, having made his first team debut twoyears previously, and has since made nearly5000 first-class runs.

He wrote himself into the record books thisseason by scoring a century at his home clubground of Horsham, as it was the first time inSussex’s history that the first four batsmen inan innings had each scored a hundred. He alsohit a career-best 184 against Leicestershire atGrace Road.

Nash signsextension

Horsham Riders were nego-tiating the tricky trials trackat Northlands, near Hor-sham, earlier this month.

Riders at the motorcyle tri-als had to deal with a lot offallen leaves ready to catch theriders for a dab.

This month’s winner on thewhite expert route was regu-lar top three award winnerClint Leggett, who haschanged from a fourstrokebike to a brand new Gas Gas300.

Runner up on the samemake of bike was Alan Aslett.

The largest field of the daywas the blue route with 19riders, with the win taken bynew name to the top threeSean Staker on 10ml.

Best ride of the day went toyellow route rider Robin Ballwho rode all the sections cleanRegular winner John Yardleywas to finish the day in 4th.

Report courtesy of Steve Hook

White RouteClint Leggett - 17ml (right)

Alan Aslett - 20mlSean Parsons - 21ml

Tony Flegg - 41ml

Blue RouteSean Staker - 10ml

Tom Horsborough - 18mlSam Davidson - 20ml (above)

Keith Tracey - 23ml

Yellow RouteRobin Ball - 0ml

Joe Davidson - 2ml (left)John Pocklington - 4ml

John Yardley - 5ml

Red Route Bill Platt - 23mlC Staker - 41ml

Adam Holloway - 47mlElaine Dufaur - 50ml

Very accurate bowling from Barns Green, keptthe Pulborough batsmen in check in week 1 ofthe Identilam Colts Cricket League on Sunday.

Although Jordan Dear (17) and Oli Heasman(12) hung on until the fifth over, wickets beganto fall as the batsmen began to take risks.

Alex Walker bowled his two overs for amiserly 4 runs, and Pulborough closed on 60-3. In reply, James Powell,26* & Ben Hill, 20*,knocked off the required runs in the seventhover.

Some aggressive fast, straight bowling fromLouis Lewis gave Steyning early hope againstBarns Green, but sensible batting from TomHaynes, 26*, and James Powell, 20*, ensuredBarns Green posted a formidable 105-4.

The situation was even worse as Steyning’sbatsmen subsided to 35-5, but last man, 9-yearold Chris Barnett, had other ideas, and scored43, to give Steyning another bonus point.

Some suicidal running between the wicketsgifted Pulborough early wickets against Steyn-ing, but they were unable to capitalise, andthey in turn gave away too many Wides/NoBalls, as Steyning’s Oli Collins staged yet an-other rearguard action with 30, to ensureSteyning had a reasonable total to bowl at.

Pulborough made a poor start, slumping to18-3 in the second over, before Oli Heas-man,38*, and Charlie Davies 17, began to tiltthe balance back to Pulborough, but afterCharlie was out, Oli was left with too much todo.

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9785/08/2010

Goldings has been honoured with an AA Rosette for food and service.Visit www.manningsheath.com to see our NEW Goldings Restaurant menu.

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