Vinyard, Hurstpierpoint. Registration from 7pm, Starting at 7.30pm. Teams of up to 4, £5 per team entry and prizes for the winners. There will also be a raffle.
Contact Ed Bartam, Chairman, for more information edjbartram@googlemail.com
Sussex Living magazine is a free monthly A4 glossy magazine for Mid Sussex with community and lifestyle editorial. We put more copies into Mid Sussex than any other quality publication, paid or free. 19,000 copies are printed and distributed throughout Mid Sussex and the surrounding villages. In the same area, a local county magazine, the Sunday Times and Cosmopolitan Magazine, circulate less than 3,000 copies between them.
Saturday, 31 December 2011
Pink Flamingos FC Quiz Night at The Vinyard, Hurstpierpoint
Pink Flamingos Football Club are holding their Annual Quiz Night on Sunday 8th January 2012 at The
Vinyard, Hurstpierpoint. Registration from 7pm, Starting at 7.30pm. Teams of up to 4, £5 per team entry and prizes for the winners. There will also be a raffle.
Vinyard, Hurstpierpoint. Registration from 7pm, Starting at 7.30pm. Teams of up to 4, £5 per team entry and prizes for the winners. There will also be a raffle.
The Hawth, Crawley: That'll be the day
THAT’LL BE THE DAY
Thursday 26 January 7.30pm, The Hawth Crawley
That’ll Be The Day, the nation’s favourite rock ’n’ roll variety show is back at The Hawth by popular demand with its hit 2012 production!
Now in its 26th year of touring, this hugely entertaining spectacular features knock-out hits from the 1950s, ‘60s and ‘70s. With hilarious, zany comedy routines, the show produces that real feel-good party atmosphere!
‘a great value for money show… not to be missed!’ Daily Mail
Tickets priced £22.50 are available from The Hawth box office on
01293 553636 or you can book online at www.hawth.co.uk.
Thursday 26 January 7.30pm, The Hawth Crawley
That’ll Be The Day, the nation’s favourite rock ’n’ roll variety show is back at The Hawth by popular demand with its hit 2012 production!
Now in its 26th year of touring, this hugely entertaining spectacular features knock-out hits from the 1950s, ‘60s and ‘70s. With hilarious, zany comedy routines, the show produces that real feel-good party atmosphere!
‘a great value for money show… not to be missed!’ Daily Mail
Tickets priced £22.50 are available from The Hawth box office on
01293 553636 or you can book online at www.hawth.co.uk.
Friday, 30 December 2011
VETS2HOME OUT-OF-HOURS HOME VISITS AVAILABLE OVER XMAS & NEW YEAR
VETS2HOME OUT-OF-HOURS HOME VISITS AVAILABLE OVER XMAS & NEW YEAR
Vets2home veterinary service based in Hassocks Sussex are able to offer this service over Christmas and New Year. This is a very unique service to Sussex - it is not available anywhere else in the UK. The holiday period can be a challenging time should your pet require the attention of a vet. Rest assured that Vets2home will be on call should the need arise over Christmas and New Year.
Tel. 07717 858885
www.vets2home.co.uk
Vets2home veterinary service based in Hassocks Sussex are able to offer this service over Christmas and New Year. This is a very unique service to Sussex - it is not available anywhere else in the UK. The holiday period can be a challenging time should your pet require the attention of a vet. Rest assured that Vets2home will be on call should the need arise over Christmas and New Year.
Tel. 07717 858885
www.vets2home.co.uk
Classical Concert Series at The Hawth Studio, Crawley
14th January 2012 at 19.30.
Playing three major masterworks of the violin and piano repertory - Mozart’s Sonata in B flat KV 454, Schumann’s Sonata in D minor and Sonata in A major by Franck.
Tickets priced £14 (classical season subscribers: £11.50) are available from The Hawth Box Office on 01293 553636 or at www.hawth.co.uk.
Plumpton Racecourse Sussex National Raceday
Celebrate the New Year at Plumpton Racecourse Sussex National Raceday. Monday 2nd January 2012. Gates open 11 am first race 12.35 pm. Visit our website for fantastic hospitality packages from only £80. One enclosure tickets £14 bookable in advance (advance sales close on Wednesday 28th December. Ticket price on the day £18
7 action packed races. Under 18’s free of charge. Book lunch in the Paddock restaurant at £42 per person. Music in the Paddock Bar with popular Irish band Reelstrings. Mulled wine and mince pies. Free Parking.
Book by calling the racecourse office on 01273 890383
racing@plumptonracecourse.co.uk
www.plumptonracecourse.co.uk
Plumpton East Sussex
BN7 3AL
7 action packed races. Under 18’s free of charge. Book lunch in the Paddock restaurant at £42 per person. Music in the Paddock Bar with popular Irish band Reelstrings. Mulled wine and mince pies. Free Parking.
Book by calling the racecourse office on 01273 890383
racing@plumptonracecourse.co.uk
www.plumptonracecourse.co.uk
Plumpton East Sussex
BN7 3AL
Thursday, 29 December 2011
Forest Row Film Society: Films in January 2012
Three Colours: Blue Friday 13 Jan 8pm
“if film aspires to be part of culture, it should do the things great literature, music and art do: elevate the spirit, help us understand ourselves and the world around us and give people the feeling they are not alone” Krzysztof Kieslowski
One of the greatest, most moving films ever made, starring Juliette Binoche, and with a fantastic score by Zbigniew Preisner.
Director: Krzysztof Kieslowski, France/Poland 1993, 98 min, 15
Moomins and the Comet Chase Sunday 15 Jan 3pm
In this charming animation based on the books by Tove Jansson, Moomintroll and his family and friends are alarmed by the threatening appearance of a comet in the sky. Younger children will love this delightful film and its characters, and adults will relish a nostalgic journey back to the imagination of their own childhood.
Director: Maria Lindberg, Finland 2010, 75 min
John Rabe Friday 20 Jan 8pm
When the Imperial Japanese Army invaded China and occupied Nanking in 1937, John Rabe, German manager of Siemens' China branch, risked his life to save 200,000 civilians. A powerful and, at times, brutal film with great performances from Ulrich Tukur, Steve Buscemi and Anne Consigny.
Director: Florian Gallenberger, Germany 2009, 129 min, 15
Nosferatu Friday 3 Feb 8pm
“Watching Nosferatu is like standing in the same room as death itself, a brooding chamber piece of gothic ruminations and occult imagery, of the flickering light of the world waging a losing battle against the overwhelming darkness.” Slant magazine
The first great vampire film, and it still remains one of the scariest with its expressionist aesthetic and Max Schrek as Count Orlok.
Director: F.W. Murnau, Germany 1922, 94 min, PG
The Great White Silence Saturday 4 Feb 3pm
Even after a hundred years, Captain Scott’s doomed expedition to the South Pole remains a moving monument to courage and adventure. Equally startling is this official film of the expedition, now beautifully restored by the BFI to commemorate the centenary of the expedition reaching the South Pole on 17 January 1912.
Director: Herbert G. Ponting, UK 1924, 108 min, U
The Passion of Joan of Arc Saturday 4 Feb 8pm
With its stunning imagery and close-ups, Dreyer’s film is an incredible depiction of faith, suffering, and redemption. Drawing on the transcripts of the original trial, it is Joan’s pain and anguish that is its main focus, with Maria Falconetti giving one of the greatest performances ever recorded on film.
Director: Carl Dreyer, France 1928, 82 min, PG
The Adventures of Prince Achmed Sunday 5 Feb 3pm
“A masterpiece” Jean Renoir
Loosely based on A Thousand and One Arabian Nights, this beautiful and unique film was hailed as history’s first animated (silhouette) feature, primitive and utterly sophisticated at the same time.
Director: Lotte Reiniger, Germany 1926, 66 min, PG
Foerest Row Village Hall Rh18 5ES
01342 822301
forestrowfilms@yahoo.co.uk
http://forestrowfilmsociety.org/
Film Society of the Year 2009
Twitter: http://twitter.com/forestrowfilms
and join our Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/forestrowfilms
“if film aspires to be part of culture, it should do the things great literature, music and art do: elevate the spirit, help us understand ourselves and the world around us and give people the feeling they are not alone” Krzysztof Kieslowski
One of the greatest, most moving films ever made, starring Juliette Binoche, and with a fantastic score by Zbigniew Preisner.
Director: Krzysztof Kieslowski, France/Poland 1993, 98 min, 15
Moomins and the Comet Chase Sunday 15 Jan 3pm
In this charming animation based on the books by Tove Jansson, Moomintroll and his family and friends are alarmed by the threatening appearance of a comet in the sky. Younger children will love this delightful film and its characters, and adults will relish a nostalgic journey back to the imagination of their own childhood.
Director: Maria Lindberg, Finland 2010, 75 min
John Rabe Friday 20 Jan 8pm
When the Imperial Japanese Army invaded China and occupied Nanking in 1937, John Rabe, German manager of Siemens' China branch, risked his life to save 200,000 civilians. A powerful and, at times, brutal film with great performances from Ulrich Tukur, Steve Buscemi and Anne Consigny.
Director: Florian Gallenberger, Germany 2009, 129 min, 15
Nosferatu Friday 3 Feb 8pm
“Watching Nosferatu is like standing in the same room as death itself, a brooding chamber piece of gothic ruminations and occult imagery, of the flickering light of the world waging a losing battle against the overwhelming darkness.” Slant magazine
The first great vampire film, and it still remains one of the scariest with its expressionist aesthetic and Max Schrek as Count Orlok.
Director: F.W. Murnau, Germany 1922, 94 min, PG
The Great White Silence Saturday 4 Feb 3pm
Even after a hundred years, Captain Scott’s doomed expedition to the South Pole remains a moving monument to courage and adventure. Equally startling is this official film of the expedition, now beautifully restored by the BFI to commemorate the centenary of the expedition reaching the South Pole on 17 January 1912.
Director: Herbert G. Ponting, UK 1924, 108 min, U
The Passion of Joan of Arc Saturday 4 Feb 8pm
With its stunning imagery and close-ups, Dreyer’s film is an incredible depiction of faith, suffering, and redemption. Drawing on the transcripts of the original trial, it is Joan’s pain and anguish that is its main focus, with Maria Falconetti giving one of the greatest performances ever recorded on film.
Director: Carl Dreyer, France 1928, 82 min, PG
The Adventures of Prince Achmed Sunday 5 Feb 3pm
“A masterpiece” Jean Renoir
Loosely based on A Thousand and One Arabian Nights, this beautiful and unique film was hailed as history’s first animated (silhouette) feature, primitive and utterly sophisticated at the same time.
Director: Lotte Reiniger, Germany 1926, 66 min, PG
Foerest Row Village Hall Rh18 5ES
01342 822301
forestrowfilms@yahoo.co.uk
http://forestrowfilmsociety.org/
Film Society of the Year 2009
Twitter: http://twitter.com/forestrowfilms
and join our Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/forestrowfilms
Race Night at Ditchling Village Hall
Race Night at Ditchling Village Hall
4th February 2012
£10 a ticket to include supper. Buy your tickets at Ditchling Post Office.
Organised by Jenny Corney Court Garden Farm
www.courtgardensfarm.co.uk
Orchard Lane Ditchling BN6 8TH
01273 844479
4th February 2012
£10 a ticket to include supper. Buy your tickets at Ditchling Post Office.
Organised by Jenny Corney Court Garden Farm
www.courtgardensfarm.co.uk
Orchard Lane Ditchling BN6 8TH
01273 844479
Dick Turpin by Hurstpierpoint Players
Hurstpierpoint Players present Dick Turpin by Paul Reakes - a traditional family pantomime.
Matinees on December 31st, January 1st, 2nd, and 7th at 2.30pm.
Evening performances on December 30th, January 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th and 7th at 7.30pm.
Tickets £5 child, £9 Adult, £24 Family (2 children and 2 Adults) from Clifford Dann, 126 High Street, Hurstpierpoint (between 23 December and 2 January.) Please call 01273 833164.
Players Theatre Hurstpierpoint
147 High Street
Hurstpierpoint
BN6 9PU
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Hurstpierpoint Horticultural Society
Tuesday 10, 7.45pm
Hurstpierpoint Horticultural Society
Village Hall, Hurstpierpoint
'Garden Problems Discussed' Come along and enjoy a glass of wine and a few nibbles whilst our panel of local 'experts' answer your gardening queries.
Hurstpierpoint Horticultural Society
Village Hall, Hurstpierpoint
'Garden Problems Discussed' Come along and enjoy a glass of wine and a few nibbles whilst our panel of local 'experts' answer your gardening queries.
Wivelsfield Films in February
We have two films showing on Sunday 19th February.
Family Film for Children - title TBC
4pm
The Iron Lady (12A)
7.30pm
'The Iron Lady’, starring award-winning Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher, tells the story of how the country’s first female PM broke through traditional barriers to succeed in a male-dominated political world. With a supporting cast of talented British actors, including Jim Broadbent as Denis Thatcher and Richard E. Grant playing Michael Heseltine.
www.theironladymovie.co.uk
Doors/licenced bar open 30 minutes before the film. Homemade cakes, ice creams and drinks served before the film and during the interval.
Tickets £5.50 on the door and in advance from the Post Office & Village Stores, and the Cock Inn, or online by following the link from www.wivelsfield.net
'Like' Wivelsfield Films on Facebook.
Family Film for Children - title TBC
4pm
The Iron Lady (12A)
7.30pm
'The Iron Lady’, starring award-winning Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher, tells the story of how the country’s first female PM broke through traditional barriers to succeed in a male-dominated political world. With a supporting cast of talented British actors, including Jim Broadbent as Denis Thatcher and Richard E. Grant playing Michael Heseltine.
www.theironladymovie.co.uk
Doors/licenced bar open 30 minutes before the film. Homemade cakes, ice creams and drinks served before the film and during the interval.
Tickets £5.50 on the door and in advance from the Post Office & Village Stores, and the Cock Inn, or online by following the link from www.wivelsfield.net
Info and link to tickets on www.wivelsfield.net and on our Facebook page.
'Like' Wivelsfield Films on Facebook.
Free, easy parking at Wivelsfield Village Hall, off Eastern Road, Wivelsfield Green, RH17 7QG.
Bring a friend — or come along and make a friend!
A cinema experience and a friendly social atmosphere for you to enjoy locally, in Wivelsfield.
Bring a friend — or come along and make a friend!
A cinema experience and a friendly social atmosphere for you to enjoy locally, in Wivelsfield.
HKS Kitchen and Bathroom Winter Sale starts TODAY
HKS is a family run business with over 28 years experience in the Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom Industry. HKS offers a full service including initial survey, design, installation management and installation as well as offering a 'supply only' service.
www.hks-uk.com
HKS Haywards Heath
104 South Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 4LL
Tel: 01444 452222 Fax: 01444 417777
HKS Heathfield
Hill House, Mutton Hall Hill, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8NL
Tel: 01435 865599 Fax: 01435 865763
From the first time you step into one of HKS's showrooms you will be greeted by one of our designers or sales team who will be very happy to show you around and answer any questions that you may have.
www.hks-uk.com
104 South Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 4LL
Tel: 01444 452222 Fax: 01444 417777
HKS Heathfield
Hill House, Mutton Hall Hill, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8NL
Tel: 01435 865599 Fax: 01435 865763
Get set for the 1st Sussex Living Marathon
A major new festival of running is coming to Mid Sussex in May 2012, with the launch of the Sussex Living Marathon Weekend. The event was officially announced on 28th December by the main sponsor, Sussex Living together with the three Town Councils and Mid Sussex District Council.
This initiative is set to boost the local economy with hundreds of runners expected to turn out across the District and join in the Marathon Weekend over the May Bank Holiday in 2012..
This unique event will bring races to the heart of Burgess Hill, East Grinstead and Haywards Heath with all three using routes that, as far as possible, will be traffic free – using footpaths and trails in and around the towns. Courses will be suitable for both experienced runners and those new to running with the hope that the event will encourage many local people to put on their trainers and look to achieve their own personal milestones.
Three races are planned over the weekend; beginning with a 10-mile race in East Grinstead race on Saturday 5th May, moving to Haywards Heath for a 10k race on Sunday 6th May and rounding off the event and the holiday weekend with a 10k race in Burgess Hill on Monday 7th May. Combined, the three races combined will cover a total of 26.2 miles – the classic marathon distance. Runners are able to enter each race individually, but those completing all three will receive a special commemorative Sussex Living Marathon Weekend medal.
In addition to the main races, there will be family and corporate relay events in East Grinstead and Haywards Heath with each member of a three-person team running just over three miles for their team. Children’s races will also be featured in each location. Runners and spectators will enjoy a range of attractions and entertainment at the three starting locations and hopefully the towns will turn out in force to cheer on the runners.
The Sussex Living Marathon Weekend wants as many charities as possible to have the opportunity of raising funds via the event and local good causes are set to benefit as they recruit runners to raise funds on their behalf. In addition, any proceeds from the event will benefit local charities nominated by each of the Town Councils. Local businesses are also being encouraged to get involved either through entering teams, sponsoring and supporting the races or offering discounts to runners taking part.
“It’s very exciting to be involved in bringing this new sporting event to Mid Sussex. It’s unique and will be something the whole District can be proud of and join in with. We look forward to welcoming the influx of runners and visitors to the area. This will have a positive economic impact on local towns and businesses”, said Councillor Mims Davies, from Haywards Heath Town Council and Mid Sussex District Council. “Many local businesses are set to be involved as event supporters or will be participating in the event as a team. This Marathon weekend promises to be a lively, fun-packed time for all the family. I urge everyone from fun runners to seasoned runners to sign up to the challenge!”
“We are delighted to be sponsoring this brilliant event in Mid Sussex,” said Tanis Banham, Director of Sussex Living. “As well as the healthy and fun side of the event, the Sussex Living Marathon will also attract lots of visitors to this beautiful part of the world, which I hope will be good for everyone’s business, up and down the district.”
More information on the Sussex Living Marathon Weekend can be found in your January edition of Sussex Living. Full entry details, including information on how to enter online or by post, are available at www.nice-work.org.uk. The Sussex Living Marathon Weekend website is currently under construction and will be available shortly.
Tuesday, 27 December 2011
Hurstpierpoint Players present: Dick Turpin
Dick Turpin by Paul Reakes - A Traditional Family Pantomine
Players Theatre Hurstpierpoint
Dec 30th- - Jan 7th
Matinees Dec 31st Jan 1st,2nd, and 7th at 2.30pm
Evenings Dec30th Jan 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th at 7.30 pm
Tickets £5 child, £9 Adult £24 Family (2 children,2 Adults)
from Clifford Dann 126 High Street Hurstpierpoint
(between 23 Dec and 2 Jan please call 01273 833164)
Players Theatre Hurstpierpoint
Dec 30th- - Jan 7th
Matinees Dec 31st Jan 1st,2nd, and 7th at 2.30pm
Evenings Dec30th Jan 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th at 7.30 pm
Tickets £5 child, £9 Adult £24 Family (2 children,2 Adults)
from Clifford Dann 126 High Street Hurstpierpoint
(between 23 Dec and 2 Jan please call 01273 833164)
New Year's Day Service at All Saints Church, Danehill
Join us on Sunday 1st January at 10.30 for our New Year's Day all-age service.
Contact David Hall, Vicar, on 01825 790269.
All Saint's Church.
Church Lane,
Danehill,
RH17 7EU
Viva Elvis at East Court
A New Year's event not to be missed!
For more information please call 01342 317856 or email gillastley@hotmail.co.uk and we will send you a booking form and further information.
This is a non-profit making event to be held in the Meridian Hall at East Court, East Grinstead.
Seasonal Products at Great Prices
A brand new Home Delivery service to West and East Sussex with FREE delivery in Sussex Living catchment area.
Top quality seasonal products - just what you need, just when you need it!
Items delivered direct to your home at a time when you want.
Free delivery to all BN and RH postcodes.
Brooms, Shovels, Anti-Slip Products, De-Icers, Straw Logs, Quality Toboggans, Hand Warmers, Emergency Winter Car Kits and more!
07798834407
info@seasonalproductsuk.com
Unit 41,
The Old Brickworks,
Plumpton,
BN7 3DF
Monday, 26 December 2011
Sussex Living - change of ownership
Dear Readers and advertisers,
For those who haven’t already heard, major changes are taking place at Sussex Living. Tanis Banham, our Sales Director, has bought the company and is now the sole owner and Managing Director of the business. We would like to reiterate that Roger Booth is no longer part of anything to do with the magazine. The Sussex Living team is looking forward to a bright future for the magazine full of renewed purpose and commitment.
Thank you.
For those who haven’t already heard, major changes are taking place at Sussex Living. Tanis Banham, our Sales Director, has bought the company and is now the sole owner and Managing Director of the business. We would like to reiterate that Roger Booth is no longer part of anything to do with the magazine. The Sussex Living team is looking forward to a bright future for the magazine full of renewed purpose and commitment.
Thank you.
Vineyard Tour: Court Garden Farm
Saturday 14th January 2012
Saturday 4th February 2012
On Saturday afternoons Howard Corney leads a small group on a tour of the vineyard.
The group meets in the beautiful Sussex Barn where they are served tea and homemade cake, before having a short talk about the history of wine growing in England.
We then set off on a short walk around the vineyard and discuss some of the jobs that take place in the vineyard throughout the year.
On the way back to the Sussex Barn we call into the temperature controlled cellar and inspect the bottles maturing and discuss the final processes of riddling and disgorging.
Back in the barn we have a comparative tasting between our Court Garden Sparkling Wine and a well known Champagne.
Please Telephone 01273 844479 to book your tour: Vouchers for tours available to make perfect presents.
The tours start at 3.00 pm there is a charge of £8.00 per person, the tour lasts about an hour and a half. There is absolutely no obligation to buy, but for the convenience of those who can't get through the week-end without a bottle, some stock will be available. Credit cards are welcome.
Tours can be (and quite often are) arranged at other times for groups or societies
Jenny Corney Court Garden Farm
www.courtgardensfarm.co.uk
Orchard Lane Ditchling BN6 8TH
01273 844479
Saturday 4th February 2012
On Saturday afternoons Howard Corney leads a small group on a tour of the vineyard.
The group meets in the beautiful Sussex Barn where they are served tea and homemade cake, before having a short talk about the history of wine growing in England.
We then set off on a short walk around the vineyard and discuss some of the jobs that take place in the vineyard throughout the year.
On the way back to the Sussex Barn we call into the temperature controlled cellar and inspect the bottles maturing and discuss the final processes of riddling and disgorging.
Back in the barn we have a comparative tasting between our Court Garden Sparkling Wine and a well known Champagne.
Please Telephone 01273 844479 to book your tour: Vouchers for tours available to make perfect presents.
The tours start at 3.00 pm there is a charge of £8.00 per person, the tour lasts about an hour and a half. There is absolutely no obligation to buy, but for the convenience of those who can't get through the week-end without a bottle, some stock will be available. Credit cards are welcome.
Tours can be (and quite often are) arranged at other times for groups or societies
Jenny Corney Court Garden Farm
www.courtgardensfarm.co.uk
Orchard Lane Ditchling BN6 8TH
01273 844479
Guitar Anthems at The Hawth, Crawley
Wednesday 25 January 7.30pm
The Hawth, Crawley
‘An absolute treat - don't miss it!’ Magic FM
Celebrating some of the greatest guitar songs ever written, Guitar Anthems takes you back to a time when the guitar really was the star. From Clapton to Queen, Pink Floyd to Dire Straits and many, many more, prepare yourself for a night of monster hits guaranteed to have you tapping your feet and reaching for your air guitar.
Vocals and guitar work are shared amongst three talented musicians John Holmes, Tony Pilling and Graham Patrick who have received widespread acclaim for their performances as Queen Tribute band Ga Ga. They have performed at a diverse collection of shows with artists including Squeeze, The Spice Girls, Space and Frank Skinner and to crowds of over 20,000 people at events such as the Party in the Park and the Mardi Gras.
‘Hit after hit after hit. I loved it’ – Northern Echo
Tickets priced £16 are available from the Hawth Box Office on 01293 553636 or you can book online at www.hawth.co.uk.
The Hawth, Crawley
‘An absolute treat - don't miss it!’ Magic FM
Celebrating some of the greatest guitar songs ever written, Guitar Anthems takes you back to a time when the guitar really was the star. From Clapton to Queen, Pink Floyd to Dire Straits and many, many more, prepare yourself for a night of monster hits guaranteed to have you tapping your feet and reaching for your air guitar.
Vocals and guitar work are shared amongst three talented musicians John Holmes, Tony Pilling and Graham Patrick who have received widespread acclaim for their performances as Queen Tribute band Ga Ga. They have performed at a diverse collection of shows with artists including Squeeze, The Spice Girls, Space and Frank Skinner and to crowds of over 20,000 people at events such as the Party in the Park and the Mardi Gras.
‘Hit after hit after hit. I loved it’ – Northern Echo
Tickets priced £16 are available from the Hawth Box Office on 01293 553636 or you can book online at www.hawth.co.uk.
Do you want to get the most from your camera?
Starting January 2012, local professional photographer Merry Michau is offering evening classes.
Adult classes commencing 9 January with a choice from 6.30pm – 8pm or 8pm – 9.30pm.
Learn how to use your camera on manual. The classes will explore everything from getting a better
picture, taking you through the creative process, to post production.get the most from your Camera?
Classes based in Hurstpierpoint. For more details call Merry Michau on 07977 481631 or email merrymichau@me.com
Adult classes commencing 9 January with a choice from 6.30pm – 8pm or 8pm – 9.30pm.
Learn how to use your camera on manual. The classes will explore everything from getting a better
picture, taking you through the creative process, to post production.get the most from your Camera?
Classes based in Hurstpierpoint. For more details call Merry Michau on 07977 481631 or email merrymichau@me.com
HKS Kitchen and Bathroom Winter Sale starts 28th December
HKS is a family run business with over 28 years experience in the Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom Industry. HKS offers a full service including initial survey, design, installation management and installation as well as offering a 'supply only' service.
www.hks-uk.com
HKS Haywards Heath
104 South Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 4LL
Tel: 01444 452222 Fax: 01444 417777
HKS Heathfield
Hill House, Mutton Hall Hill, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8NL
Tel: 01435 865599 Fax: 01435 865763
From the first time you step into one of HKS's showrooms you will be greeted by one of our designers or sales team who will be very happy to show you around and answer any questions that you may have.
www.hks-uk.com
104 South Road, Haywards Heath, West Sussex, RH16 4LL
Tel: 01444 452222 Fax: 01444 417777
HKS Heathfield
Hill House, Mutton Hall Hill, Heathfield, East Sussex, TN21 8NL
Tel: 01435 865599 Fax: 01435 865763
Christmas Carols at Adastra Hall, Hassocks
Join Churches Together on Wednesday 28th December at 15.00 for Carols Together. Carol singing for all ages with refreshments.
Contact Revd. Christopher Powell on 01273 843570 or email Christopher.powell123@btinternet.com.
Winter Sale! - starts 28 December
HKS Kitchens, Bedrooms and Bathrooms
Winter Sale
104 South Road, Haywards Heath
AND
Mutton Hall Hill, Heathfield
Wednesday 28th December
01444 452222 – Haywards Heath
01435 865599 – Heathfield Branch
Winter Sale
104 South Road, Haywards Heath
AND
Mutton Hall Hill, Heathfield
Wednesday 28th December
01444 452222 – Haywards Heath
01435 865599 – Heathfield Branch
Christmas and New Year at The Sportsman, Goddards Green
Just a quick update to you all, with our opening hours for the festive season.
We guarantee to be open, come rain or shine – or indeed snow! – over the Christmas holiday.
See our amended menu available on New Years Day with brunch ‘n’ lunch (menu copy on our website) www.thesportsmanpub.com
And don’t forget, that if you’ve run out of time to organise the office party or a get-together with friends, we will be happy to offer a “post Christmas” Festive menu in January (by prior arrangement) so you don’t miss out on the turkey & tinsel!
Check out our events listings on the website too, with live bands, Burn’s night supper, charity race night & much more already planned for January & February 2012.
Check out www.thesportsmanpub.com
Thank you for your custom, wishing you a very happy Christmas & prosperous 2012
From all of us at The Sportsman, Goddards Green
e: eat@thesportsmanpub.com t: 01444 233460 w: www.thesportsmanpub.com
The Sportsman, Cuckfield Road, Goddards Green BN6 9LQ
Find us on Twitter (@thesportsmanpub) and Facebook
We guarantee to be open, come rain or shine – or indeed snow! – over the Christmas holiday.
See our amended menu available on New Years Day with brunch ‘n’ lunch (menu copy on our website) www.thesportsmanpub.com
And don’t forget, that if you’ve run out of time to organise the office party or a get-together with friends, we will be happy to offer a “post Christmas” Festive menu in January (by prior arrangement) so you don’t miss out on the turkey & tinsel!
Check out our events listings on the website too, with live bands, Burn’s night supper, charity race night & much more already planned for January & February 2012.
Check out www.thesportsmanpub.com
Thank you for your custom, wishing you a very happy Christmas & prosperous 2012
From all of us at The Sportsman, Goddards Green
e: eat@thesportsmanpub.com t: 01444 233460 w: www.thesportsmanpub.com
The Sportsman, Cuckfield Road, Goddards Green BN6 9LQ
Find us on Twitter (@thesportsmanpub) and Facebook
Sunday, 25 December 2011
VETS2HOME OUT-OF-HOURS HOME VISITS AVAILABLE OVER XMAS & NEW YEAR
VETS2HOME OUT-OF-HOURS HOME VISITS AVAILABLE OVER XMAS & NEW YEAR
Vets2home veterinary service based in Hassocks Sussex are able to offer this service over Christmas and New Year. This is a very unique service to Sussex - it is not available anywhere else in the UK. The holiday period can be a challenging time should your pet require the attention of a vet. Rest assured that Vets2home will be on call should the need arise over Christmas and New Year.
Tel. 07717 858885
www.vets2home.co.uk
Vets2home veterinary service based in Hassocks Sussex are able to offer this service over Christmas and New Year. This is a very unique service to Sussex - it is not available anywhere else in the UK. The holiday period can be a challenging time should your pet require the attention of a vet. Rest assured that Vets2home will be on call should the need arise over Christmas and New Year.
Tel. 07717 858885
www.vets2home.co.uk
Winston Churchill – My Grandfather
Mid Sussex Conservatives:
Winston Churchill – My Grandfather A family portrait by The Rt. Hon Nicholas Soames PC MP
Friday, 3 February
7.30pm – 10.00pm
Tickets £12 to include a glass of wine on arrival
Arguably the greatest Englishman of all time, hear his grandson give his unique, personal insight. Everyone is welcome but tickets will be in great demand so please book early
Burgess Hill School for Girls, Keymer Road
Burgess Hill, West Sussex RH15 0EG
Contact: Ginny Heard
Email: info@msca.org.uk
Tel No: 01444 452590
To reserve your ticket
Winston Churchill – My Grandfather A family portrait by The Rt. Hon Nicholas Soames PC MP
Friday, 3 February
7.30pm – 10.00pm
Tickets £12 to include a glass of wine on arrival
Arguably the greatest Englishman of all time, hear his grandson give his unique, personal insight. Everyone is welcome but tickets will be in great demand so please book early
Burgess Hill School for Girls, Keymer Road
Burgess Hill, West Sussex RH15 0EG
Contact: Ginny Heard
Email: info@msca.org.uk
Tel No: 01444 452590
To reserve your ticket
Open Days at Great Walstead School, Lindfield
Friday 24th February 2012
Saturday 25th February 2012
Set in over 260 acres of Sussex woodland, Great Walstead provides a first class education for boys and girls aged 21/2 to 13 years in a caring Christian environment. Our Vision is to inspire all our pupils to achieve their potential in all areas, through the support and dedication of our staff. Come and see how we achieve this. All welcome.
Great Walstead School
East Mascalls Lane,
Lindfield, West Sussex, RH16 2QL
Fiona Clutton, Registrar
registrar@greatwalstead.co.uk
01444 483528
www.greatwalstead.co.uk
Saturday 25th February 2012
Set in over 260 acres of Sussex woodland, Great Walstead provides a first class education for boys and girls aged 21/2 to 13 years in a caring Christian environment. Our Vision is to inspire all our pupils to achieve their potential in all areas, through the support and dedication of our staff. Come and see how we achieve this. All welcome.
Great Walstead School
East Mascalls Lane,
Lindfield, West Sussex, RH16 2QL
Fiona Clutton, Registrar
registrar@greatwalstead.co.uk
01444 483528
www.greatwalstead.co.uk
Saturday, 24 December 2011
Dance at The Hawth, Crawley
Mon 27 – Wed 29 February 7.30pm, Theatre
Moscow City Ballet: Giselle (Mon), The Nutcracker (Tues), Swan Lake (Wed)
Brimming with some of Moscow’s best young dancers, outstanding principals, stunning soloists and a sublime corps de ballet, underpinned by the dynamic vitality of a live orchestra Moscow City Ballet will delight all ages.
‘a delightful triumph… dazzling’ (The Nutcracker) Sunday Express
Tickets: £32.50 (discounts: £30.50), groups: £27.50 Book now for Giselle, Nutcracker, Swan Lake
To book, click on the link, contact The Hawth Box Office or visit our website:
Telephone: 01293 553636 Online: www.hawth.co.uk
Moscow City Ballet: Giselle (Mon), The Nutcracker (Tues), Swan Lake (Wed)
Brimming with some of Moscow’s best young dancers, outstanding principals, stunning soloists and a sublime corps de ballet, underpinned by the dynamic vitality of a live orchestra Moscow City Ballet will delight all ages.
‘a delightful triumph… dazzling’ (The Nutcracker) Sunday Express
Tickets: £32.50 (discounts: £30.50), groups: £27.50 Book now for Giselle, Nutcracker, Swan Lake
To book, click on the link, contact The Hawth Box Office or visit our website:
Telephone: 01293 553636 Online: www.hawth.co.uk
Pink Flamingos FC Quiz Night at The Vinyard, Hurstpierpoint
Pink Flamingos Football Club are holding their Annual Quiz Night on Sunday 8th January 2012 at The
Vinyard, Hurstpierpoint. Registration from 7pm, Starting at 7.30pm. Teams of up to 4, £5 per team entry and prizes for the winners. There will also be a raffle.
Vinyard, Hurstpierpoint. Registration from 7pm, Starting at 7.30pm. Teams of up to 4, £5 per team entry and prizes for the winners. There will also be a raffle.
Contact Ed Bartam, Chairman, for more information edjbartram@googlemail.com
Festive treat for little ones at The Hawth
The Night Before Christmas
Tuesday 27 - Saturday 31 December
The Hawth Studio
27 Dec 3pm,
28 - 31 Dec11am & 3pm
On the night before Christmas, Emily stares out of the window and waits excitedly for morning, while a little mouse called Eddie can’t understand why only humans are allowed to celebrate and get presents - he sets off in search of Father Christmas to find out for himself.
Along the way he dodges the family cat, gets directions from a cowardly toy robot and is given some unexpected advice from the fairy on top of the tree. Will Eddie get an answer? Will Emily get her wish? And what is that funny-shaped present sitting under the tree?
From Big Wooden Horse, the creators of Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! and The Way Back Home, this magical show is sure to delight children aged 3 -7 and their families this Christmas.
Tickets: £7, Family of four: £25.
Click here to book online or call The Hawth Box Office on 01293 553636
ArtsCafé Offer: Buy an adult meal from main menu and child’s meal is half price.
Tuesday 27 - Saturday 31 December
The Hawth Studio
27 Dec 3pm,
28 - 31 Dec11am & 3pm
On the night before Christmas, Emily stares out of the window and waits excitedly for morning, while a little mouse called Eddie can’t understand why only humans are allowed to celebrate and get presents - he sets off in search of Father Christmas to find out for himself.
Along the way he dodges the family cat, gets directions from a cowardly toy robot and is given some unexpected advice from the fairy on top of the tree. Will Eddie get an answer? Will Emily get her wish? And what is that funny-shaped present sitting under the tree?
From Big Wooden Horse, the creators of Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! and The Way Back Home, this magical show is sure to delight children aged 3 -7 and their families this Christmas.
Tickets: £7, Family of four: £25.
Click here to book online or call The Hawth Box Office on 01293 553636
ArtsCafé Offer: Buy an adult meal from main menu and child’s meal is half price.
Friday, 23 December 2011
Christmas Service at St Mary's Church, East Grinstead
St Mary’s Church (C of E ) East Grinstead.
Christmas Services
St Mary’s Church , Windmill Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 2DS
Saturday 24th December (Christmas Eve):
4pm Crib Service for all the family
11.30pm Midnight Mass.
Sunday 25th December (Christmas Day):
10am Christmas Morning Mass
Fr Paul Seaman
The Parish Office, St Mary’s Vicarage,
Windmill Lane.
frpaul@stmaryeg.co.uk
01342 323439
Christmas Services
St Mary’s Church , Windmill Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 2DS
Saturday 24th December (Christmas Eve):
4pm Crib Service for all the family
11.30pm Midnight Mass.
Sunday 25th December (Christmas Day):
10am Christmas Morning Mass
Fr Paul Seaman
The Parish Office, St Mary’s Vicarage,
Windmill Lane.
frpaul@stmaryeg.co.uk
01342 323439
Consort Frozen Foods Ltd: Looking for Apprentices
Fantastic opportunity for an individual wanting to pursue a career in Sales as the Largest Wholesaler of Frozen Food and Ice Cream in the South East are looking to take on Apprentices. This opportunity is available for those aged 16 and over wishing to gain a business qualification whilst working in a commercial organisation. You will have the opportunity to expand and develop new skills and gain a clearer understanding of your responsibility within the organisation.
Please email your CV to the HR Manager at kyley@consort.lls.com
Please email your CV to the HR Manager at kyley@consort.lls.com
Thursday, 22 December 2011
Gorringes Fine Art & Antiques Auction
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| Thomas Luny (1759-1837), Battle of Cape St. Vincent, 1797 Estimate: £5,000-7,000 |
To be offered at our next Fine Art & Antiques Auction
Sale: 1st & 2nd Feb
Viewing: 27th, 28th & 30th January
Enquiries: 01273 472503
Email: clientservices@gorringes.co.uk
Gateway Baptist Church, Burgess Hill, Christmas Services
Saturday 24 December at 23.30, Midnight Communion
Sunday 25 December at 10.30, Family Service
Contact Claire Coffey on 01444 233050 or email churchoffice@gatewaybaptist.org.uk
Gateway Baptist Church,
Station Road,
Burgess Hill,
RH15 9EQ
Christmas Services at Community Church, Henfield
Saturday 24 December at 23.30, Midnight Communion
Henfield Youth Club, Deer Park, Henfield, West Sussex, BN5 9JQ.
Sunday 25 December at 10.30, Christmas Day Celebration
Henfield Youth Club, Deer Park, Henfield, West Sussex, BN5 9JQ.
Contact office@communitychurchhenfield.org or 07548 850828. www.communitychurchhenfield.org
Christmas Services in Hassocks and Clayton
St Cosmas & St Damian Church, Keymer Road, Keymer
Saturday 24 December at 18.00, Traditional Nine Lessons and Carols
Saturday 24 December at 23.30, Midnight Mass
Sunday 25 December at 8.00, Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)
Sunday 25 December 9.45, Sung Eucharist
St Francis Church, Priory Road, Hassocks
Saturday 24 December at 16.00, Crib Service for children and families
Sunday 25 December at 10.30, Family Communion
St John the Baptist, Underhill Lane, Clayton
Sunday 25 December at 8.00, Holy Communion (Book of Common Prayer)
Sunday 25 December at 11.15, Holy Communion with carols
Contact Revd. Christopher Powell on 01273 843570 or email Christopher.powell123@btinternet.com
Blues at The Hawth
This season The Hawth has music to see off those winter blues. With intimate studio shows and gigs in the theatre, whatever you choose you’ll be entertained by some of the best blues artists in the world today.
Tue 24 January 7.45pm • Studio
Paul Jones & Dave Kelly
A spell-binding evening of intense country blues, passionately performed as the two vocalists with The Blues Band take things down a level, simplify the music a little and bring their own personal approaches to dynamic, rootsy and exhilarating country blues. Tickets: £16 (discounts: £14)
Thur 9 & Fri 10 February 7.45pm • Studio
Aynsley Lister
A repeat performance by the man listed by Guitarist Magazine as one of the world’s greatest blues guitarists. Aynsley Lister was one of only a handful of British guitarists to be included. In a recent issue of Classic Rock magazine, they recommended ten blues/rock artists capable of taking the music to the highest level. Among those suggested were The White Stripes, John Mayer and Joe Bonamassa.
The only European act in their top ten? Aynsley Lister.
Tickets: £12
COMING SOON
Wed 7 March 7.45pm • Studio
Eddie and Frank Thomas
Brothers Eddie and Frank Thomas have spent over 30 years, working together in film telling stories. Now leaving film behind they use their guitar and bass to take you on an American journey of story and song.
Thur 8 March 7.30pm • Theatre
The Hamsters with special guest John Otway
Retiring after 25 years together and here for one final show in Crawley: the guitar, bass and drums trio have long been established as one of our premier live attractions.
Box Office: 01293 553636 Online: www.hawth.co.uk
Tue 24 January 7.45pm • Studio
Paul Jones & Dave Kelly
A spell-binding evening of intense country blues, passionately performed as the two vocalists with The Blues Band take things down a level, simplify the music a little and bring their own personal approaches to dynamic, rootsy and exhilarating country blues. Tickets: £16 (discounts: £14)
Thur 9 & Fri 10 February 7.45pm • Studio
Aynsley Lister
A repeat performance by the man listed by Guitarist Magazine as one of the world’s greatest blues guitarists. Aynsley Lister was one of only a handful of British guitarists to be included. In a recent issue of Classic Rock magazine, they recommended ten blues/rock artists capable of taking the music to the highest level. Among those suggested were The White Stripes, John Mayer and Joe Bonamassa.
The only European act in their top ten? Aynsley Lister.
Tickets: £12
COMING SOON
Wed 7 March 7.45pm • Studio
Eddie and Frank Thomas
Brothers Eddie and Frank Thomas have spent over 30 years, working together in film telling stories. Now leaving film behind they use their guitar and bass to take you on an American journey of story and song.
Thur 8 March 7.30pm • Theatre
The Hamsters with special guest John Otway
Retiring after 25 years together and here for one final show in Crawley: the guitar, bass and drums trio have long been established as one of our premier live attractions.
Box Office: 01293 553636 Online: www.hawth.co.uk
Wednesday, 21 December 2011
Peter Pan at The Hawth
Peter Pan has been wowing audiences for over a week now with fantastic feedback from all who have seen the show, including the press.
We'd love to know what you think of the show, from curtain up, when 'the opening London street scene sets the classy style for this show...' (The Stage), through the magical flying scenes and the rock fight, right up to the moment the cast take their final bow. Once you've seen the show, simply visit our Facebook page - thehawthcrawley and write your own review!
There are still some tickets available, so give your family and Christmas to remember - book your tickets for Peter Pan by clicking here or call 01293 553636.
The British Theatre Guide said 'a great time was had by all' so don't miss out! We look forward to welcoming you!
'Havers will have you hooked'
'A no-expense-spared extravaganza of a show'
Christmas Services at St Margaret's Church, Ditchling
Saturday 24 December at 16.30, Children's Crib Service
Saturday 24 December at 23.30, Midnight Mass
Sunday 25 December at 9.45, Christmas Morning Celebration.
A warm welcome to all.
The Hawth, Crawley: Romeo and Juliet
Shakespeare 4 Kidz present
ROMEO AND JULIET
Friday 27 January 10.30am & 1.30pm, The Hawth Crawley
Children’s favourites Shakespeare 4 Kidz are back! The company will be at The Hawth with Romeo and Juliet in January.
S4K has introduced millions of young people to the magical world of Shakespeare over the last 15 years with its modern musical adaptations of not only Romeo and Juliet but also Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Twelfth Night, The Tempest and even Hamlet.
Children love the shows because they can understand them. The complicated stories and complex text are simplified by the use of modern language linking together the most famous and best-loved lines. And there are catchy songs and dances too.
Shakespeare’s tragedy of the star-crossed teenagers is the probably the most famous love story in the world. It’s been retold in countless ways since Shakespeare first put his play on stage some 400 years ago. But never has it been told in the same exuberant child-friendly way which Shakespeare 4 Kidz promise.
Love and hate, laughter and tears, politics and religion, power and passion – S4K’s Romeo and Juliet has got them all – and in a way everyone can relate to. The themes are as relevant and topical now as at any time in the play’s history and S4K are experts at putting the play’s message across with a unique balance of comedy and poignancy.
Children as young as eight can enjoy this show. And adults who have been put off Shakespeare because they remember boring lessons at school will be amazed at how it shakes up Shakespeare to tell the tale clearly and concisely.
Director and S4K founder Julian Chenery is thrilled to have one of his musicals on tour again.
“The theatres we have chosen to visit are places there is traditionally a massive demand to see us and where we have been playing to packed houses for years and years.”
S4K’s Romeo and Juliet is at The Hawth In Crawley on Friday January 27 with performances at 10.30am and 1.30pm. Box office: 01293 553636.
Tickets priced £16.50 (child/groups: £10) are available from The Hawth box office on 01293 553636 or you can book online at www.hawth.co.uk.
ROMEO AND JULIET
Friday 27 January 10.30am & 1.30pm, The Hawth Crawley
Children’s favourites Shakespeare 4 Kidz are back! The company will be at The Hawth with Romeo and Juliet in January.
S4K has introduced millions of young people to the magical world of Shakespeare over the last 15 years with its modern musical adaptations of not only Romeo and Juliet but also Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Twelfth Night, The Tempest and even Hamlet.
Children love the shows because they can understand them. The complicated stories and complex text are simplified by the use of modern language linking together the most famous and best-loved lines. And there are catchy songs and dances too.
Shakespeare’s tragedy of the star-crossed teenagers is the probably the most famous love story in the world. It’s been retold in countless ways since Shakespeare first put his play on stage some 400 years ago. But never has it been told in the same exuberant child-friendly way which Shakespeare 4 Kidz promise.
Love and hate, laughter and tears, politics and religion, power and passion – S4K’s Romeo and Juliet has got them all – and in a way everyone can relate to. The themes are as relevant and topical now as at any time in the play’s history and S4K are experts at putting the play’s message across with a unique balance of comedy and poignancy.
Children as young as eight can enjoy this show. And adults who have been put off Shakespeare because they remember boring lessons at school will be amazed at how it shakes up Shakespeare to tell the tale clearly and concisely.
Director and S4K founder Julian Chenery is thrilled to have one of his musicals on tour again.
“The theatres we have chosen to visit are places there is traditionally a massive demand to see us and where we have been playing to packed houses for years and years.”
S4K’s Romeo and Juliet is at The Hawth In Crawley on Friday January 27 with performances at 10.30am and 1.30pm. Box office: 01293 553636.
Tickets priced £16.50 (child/groups: £10) are available from The Hawth box office on 01293 553636 or you can book online at www.hawth.co.uk.
Seasonal Products at Great Prices
A brand new Home Delivery service to West and East Sussex with FREE delivery in Sussex Living catchment area.
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Items delivered direct to your home at a time when you want.
Free delivery to all BN and RH postcodes.
Orders now being taken for beautiful Christmas trees.
Brooms, Shovels, Anti-Slip Products, De-Icers, Straw Logs, Quality Toboggans, Hand Warmers, Emergency Winter Car Kits and more!
07798834407
info@seasonalproductsuk.com
Unit 41,
The Old Brickworks,
Plumpton,
BN7 3DF
Wivelsfield Films in February
We have two films showing on Sunday 19th February.
Family Film for Children - title TBC
4pm
The Iron Lady (12A)
7.30pm
'The Iron Lady’, starring award-winning Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher, tells the story of how the country’s first female PM broke through traditional barriers to succeed in a male-dominated political world. With a supporting cast of talented British actors, including Jim Broadbent as Denis Thatcher and Richard E. Grant playing Michael Heseltine.
www.theironladymovie.co.uk
Doors/licenced bar open 30 minutes before the film. Homemade cakes, ice creams and drinks served before the film and during the interval.
Tickets £5.50 on the door and in advance from the Post Office & Village Stores, and the Cock Inn, or online by following the link from www.wivelsfield.net
'Like' Wivelsfield Films on Facebook.
Family Film for Children - title TBC
4pm
The Iron Lady (12A)
7.30pm
'The Iron Lady’, starring award-winning Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher, tells the story of how the country’s first female PM broke through traditional barriers to succeed in a male-dominated political world. With a supporting cast of talented British actors, including Jim Broadbent as Denis Thatcher and Richard E. Grant playing Michael Heseltine.
www.theironladymovie.co.uk
Doors/licenced bar open 30 minutes before the film. Homemade cakes, ice creams and drinks served before the film and during the interval.
Tickets £5.50 on the door and in advance from the Post Office & Village Stores, and the Cock Inn, or online by following the link from www.wivelsfield.net
Info and link to tickets on www.wivelsfield.net and on our Facebook page.
'Like' Wivelsfield Films on Facebook.
Free, easy parking at Wivelsfield Village Hall, off Eastern Road, Wivelsfield Green, RH17 7QG.
Bring a friend — or come along and make a friend!
A cinema experience and a friendly social atmosphere for you to enjoy locally, in Wivelsfield.
Bring a friend — or come along and make a friend!
A cinema experience and a friendly social atmosphere for you to enjoy locally, in Wivelsfield.
Q Leisure, Albourne
Thinking of a way to entertain and involve a group of work colleagues or friends can be a daunting task. Albourne based Q Leisure have 14 years experience managing group events and offer adrenaline packed activities guaranteed to entice and excite. Perfect, if you are looking for an alternative and unique adventure for that Office Christmas Party!
It has been an exciting year for Q leisure with the development of their new Speedball Arena; a new high octane version of paintballing. An astro turf tournament arena with bright inflatable bunkers awaits you, making this an all year round thrilling activity! Instead of floundering in mud trying to keep your balance, an experience with most traditional paint balling sites, the astro turf is drained from underneath, keeping the surface dry and grippy allowing you to run around freely like a crazed mercenary shooting at your equally trigger happy mates!
Q Leisure is a family run business. “Everything is very personal here.” Enjoyment and quality fun are what matter and there are numerous activities to sample.
There is the quad bike trek winding through woodland and countryside, archery, clay pigeon and target shooting. There is also the pro kart racing which is pure thrills – the 40 mph machines are ground hugging, open-sided exhilaration on wheels!
www.qleisure.co.uk
01273 834403
Situated only a few miles north of Brighton, Q Leisure is ideally located for corporate and team building events as well as the ever popular stag and hen parties. Families and kids can enjoy year round activity – they are open 7 days a week for activities. Arrive & Drive available on Sundays, check the web site for availability.
It has been an exciting year for Q leisure with the development of their new Speedball Arena; a new high octane version of paintballing. An astro turf tournament arena with bright inflatable bunkers awaits you, making this an all year round thrilling activity! Instead of floundering in mud trying to keep your balance, an experience with most traditional paint balling sites, the astro turf is drained from underneath, keeping the surface dry and grippy allowing you to run around freely like a crazed mercenary shooting at your equally trigger happy mates!
Q Leisure is a family run business. “Everything is very personal here.” Enjoyment and quality fun are what matter and there are numerous activities to sample.
There is the quad bike trek winding through woodland and countryside, archery, clay pigeon and target shooting. There is also the pro kart racing which is pure thrills – the 40 mph machines are ground hugging, open-sided exhilaration on wheels!
www.qleisure.co.uk
01273 834403
Situated only a few miles north of Brighton, Q Leisure is ideally located for corporate and team building events as well as the ever popular stag and hen parties. Families and kids can enjoy year round activity – they are open 7 days a week for activities. Arrive & Drive available on Sundays, check the web site for availability.
Tuesday, 20 December 2011
PERFECT 10 - all things fabulous!
Our spacious nail & beauty salon provides a relaxing sanctuary where you can enjoy a range of beauty treatments from a simple manicure to a complete top to toe transformation. We only use the finest products, so you can be confi dent that you are receiving the best possible treatments, and our friendly and approachable service makes us a delight to visit.
Perfect 10 Training Academy are now running monthly courses. We are delighted to offer a wide choice of training courses to suit individual requirements. Teaming up with Nubar one of the leading companies for products in the nail industry. We offer you first class products and training.
For a prospectus please visit our website www.perfect10nailsbeauty.com or call 01444 244567
6 Church Road,
Burgess Hill, RH15 9AE.
Perfect 10 Training Academy are now running monthly courses. We are delighted to offer a wide choice of training courses to suit individual requirements. Teaming up with Nubar one of the leading companies for products in the nail industry. We offer you first class products and training.
For a prospectus please visit our website www.perfect10nailsbeauty.com or call 01444 244567
6 Church Road,
Burgess Hill, RH15 9AE.
Hurstpierpoint Christmas Services at Holy Trinity Church
Saturday 24 December at 17.30, Crib Service for all the family
Saturday 24 December at 23.30, Midnight Mass
Sunday 25 December at 8.00, Eucharist at the Dawn
Sunday 25 December at 9.45, Christmas Family Eucharist
Contact Fr. John Joyce on 01273 832203 or email hurstparishoffice@gmail.com
The Olympic Torch helps bring about a brighter future for LVS Hassocks
Liam Pope and Charlie Ries Coward from LVS Hassocks had the experience of a life-time, when they carried the Olympic Torch on stage, at the ALMR Christmas Lunch in London on Thursday. This momentous occasion was made even more amazing when £20,000 was raised for the school, thanks to the guests at the luncheon - all members of the drinks traded industry.
The school in Sayers Common is managed and run by the Licensed Trade Charity, and offers specialist education for young people with Asperger’s and autism. Its aim is to develop the students’ skills and opportunities for employment and this substantial amount of money will be used to support the new NVQ’s in food preparation and cooking being taught at the school. From teaching staff, to support for work experience and equipment, this programme will help the young people at the school have a brighter future as currently over 85% of adults with autism are not in full time paid employment.
LVS Hassocks
London Road
Sayers Common
West Sussex
BN6 9HT
The school in Sayers Common is managed and run by the Licensed Trade Charity, and offers specialist education for young people with Asperger’s and autism. Its aim is to develop the students’ skills and opportunities for employment and this substantial amount of money will be used to support the new NVQ’s in food preparation and cooking being taught at the school. From teaching staff, to support for work experience and equipment, this programme will help the young people at the school have a brighter future as currently over 85% of adults with autism are not in full time paid employment.
LVS Hassocks
London Road
Sayers Common
West Sussex
BN6 9HT
01273 832901
Christmas and New Year at The Sportsman, Goddards Green
Just a quick update to you all, with our opening hours for the festive season.
We guarantee to be open, come rain or shine – or indeed snow! – over the Christmas holiday.
See our amended menu available on New Years Day with brunch ‘n’ lunch (menu copy on our website) www.thesportsmanpub.com
And don’t forget, that if you’ve run out of time to organise the office party or a get-together with friends, we will be happy to offer a “post Christmas” Festive menu in January (by prior arrangement) so you don’t miss out on the turkey & tinsel!
Check out our events listings on the website too, with live bands, Burn’s night supper, charity race night & much more already planned for January & February 2012.
Check out www.thesportsmanpub.com
Thank you for your custom, wishing you a very happy Christmas & prosperous 2012
From all of us at The Sportsman, Goddards Green
e: eat@thesportsmanpub.com t: 01444 233460 w: www.thesportsmanpub.com
The Sportsman, Cuckfield Road, Goddards Green BN6 9LQ
Find us on Twitter (@thesportsmanpub) and Facebook
We guarantee to be open, come rain or shine – or indeed snow! – over the Christmas holiday.
See our amended menu available on New Years Day with brunch ‘n’ lunch (menu copy on our website) www.thesportsmanpub.com
And don’t forget, that if you’ve run out of time to organise the office party or a get-together with friends, we will be happy to offer a “post Christmas” Festive menu in January (by prior arrangement) so you don’t miss out on the turkey & tinsel!
Check out our events listings on the website too, with live bands, Burn’s night supper, charity race night & much more already planned for January & February 2012.
Check out www.thesportsmanpub.com
Thank you for your custom, wishing you a very happy Christmas & prosperous 2012
From all of us at The Sportsman, Goddards Green
e: eat@thesportsmanpub.com t: 01444 233460 w: www.thesportsmanpub.com
The Sportsman, Cuckfield Road, Goddards Green BN6 9LQ
Find us on Twitter (@thesportsmanpub) and Facebook
HENFIELD CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION IS A WINNER
HENFIELD celebrated the Spirit of Christmas on Friday with fairground rides, food stalls, musical groups and Santa Claus in the High Street.
Charity fund-raising stalls, traders in fancy dress and local produce displays along the length of the High Street were highlights.
Santa’s sleigh (courtesy of the BP Guild) were in the centre of the village and Santa was in his grotto nearby in the bus shelter, run by Henfield Youth Club.
Shops were open with refreshments for customers and various food and charity stalls, including Friends of St. Barnabas House, with carol singing and music by the Henfield Carollers to raise funds for The Children’s Society.
Henfield Free Church choir sang on the steps to raise charity funds and next door at The Plough, Carole and Neil Caudwell raised funds for the BP Guild with a barbeque.
Outside Jasmines the Florists, Rushfields Farm Shop gave out samples of their sausages and displayed local produce.
Jeremy’s, the fruit and veg shop, provided hot chestnuts while Henfield Club organised a cupcake competition.
Nigel Fitzsimmons, Town Centres Officer for Horsham District Council, and Tony Jackson, Henfield Community Partnership chairman, awarded certificates for best shop window displays.
Winners were: White Mischief (best use of colour), Hamfelds (best use of space), Henfield Furnishings (best theme) and Bay Tree Trading (best lighting).
As well as certificates the owners won meals at The White Hart, The Plough, The George and Taste Deli.
Al Baddar’s hairdressing salon featured a young group, the Baysiders, singing classic pop hits, while at Richwards Estate Agents a jazz band featuring manager Simon Anckorn on keyboard entertained customers and visitors.
Shaylers Fairgrounds provided rides for children on a roundabout based on the Setyres forecourt.
Children’s fancy dress winner was Teddy Nevatt (two) as The Showman and the adult winners were the staff of Hartleys wine merchants who dressed as pantomime dames.
Henfield Enterprise chairman Mike Beardall said: “We were lucky with the weather and there was a great atmosphere in the High Street, with record numbers of people out celebrating.
“Our thanks to all the traders and volunteers who made the evening so successful and provided entertainment and food.”
The annual Chairman’s Award for staff service went to Top Shelf and Village Care.
Charity fund-raising stalls, traders in fancy dress and local produce displays along the length of the High Street were highlights.
Santa’s sleigh (courtesy of the BP Guild) were in the centre of the village and Santa was in his grotto nearby in the bus shelter, run by Henfield Youth Club.
Shops were open with refreshments for customers and various food and charity stalls, including Friends of St. Barnabas House, with carol singing and music by the Henfield Carollers to raise funds for The Children’s Society.
Henfield Free Church choir sang on the steps to raise charity funds and next door at The Plough, Carole and Neil Caudwell raised funds for the BP Guild with a barbeque.
Outside Jasmines the Florists, Rushfields Farm Shop gave out samples of their sausages and displayed local produce.
Jeremy’s, the fruit and veg shop, provided hot chestnuts while Henfield Club organised a cupcake competition.
Nigel Fitzsimmons, Town Centres Officer for Horsham District Council, and Tony Jackson, Henfield Community Partnership chairman, awarded certificates for best shop window displays.
Winners were: White Mischief (best use of colour), Hamfelds (best use of space), Henfield Furnishings (best theme) and Bay Tree Trading (best lighting).
As well as certificates the owners won meals at The White Hart, The Plough, The George and Taste Deli.
Al Baddar’s hairdressing salon featured a young group, the Baysiders, singing classic pop hits, while at Richwards Estate Agents a jazz band featuring manager Simon Anckorn on keyboard entertained customers and visitors.
Shaylers Fairgrounds provided rides for children on a roundabout based on the Setyres forecourt.
Children’s fancy dress winner was Teddy Nevatt (two) as The Showman and the adult winners were the staff of Hartleys wine merchants who dressed as pantomime dames.
Henfield Enterprise chairman Mike Beardall said: “We were lucky with the weather and there was a great atmosphere in the High Street, with record numbers of people out celebrating.
“Our thanks to all the traders and volunteers who made the evening so successful and provided entertainment and food.”
The annual Chairman’s Award for staff service went to Top Shelf and Village Care.
Balcombe History Society : Brighton – The Making of a Seaside Resort
Tuesday 17th January, 20:00
Victory Hall, Stockcroft Road, Balcombe, RH17 6HP
Regretfully, our original speaker has had to cancel and so Christopher Rudd has kindly stepped in and will be coming to talk to us about – “Brighton – The Making of a Seaside Resort”
Mr Rudd is a law graduate and teacher. He will give an illustrated talk about the development of Brighton from fishing village to fashionable resort.
Members £1, Visitors £3, including refreshments. ALL WELCOME
Victory Hall, Stockcroft Road, Balcombe, RH17 6HP
Regretfully, our original speaker has had to cancel and so Christopher Rudd has kindly stepped in and will be coming to talk to us about – “Brighton – The Making of a Seaside Resort”
Mr Rudd is a law graduate and teacher. He will give an illustrated talk about the development of Brighton from fishing village to fashionable resort.
Members £1, Visitors £3, including refreshments. ALL WELCOME
Burgess Hill In Bloom Party
To be held in the Ryder Hall Burgess Hill, on the 28th January begining at 7.30 pm.
Tickets cost £10 to include Fish and Cips, plus live entertainment, dancing, join us for a fun evening.
Info and tickets ring Kathy on 01444 244617
John Smith 01444 871888
Tickets cost £10 to include Fish and Cips, plus live entertainment, dancing, join us for a fun evening.
Info and tickets ring Kathy on 01444 244617
John Smith 01444 871888
Monday, 19 December 2011
VETS2HOME OUT-OF-HOURS HOME VISITS AVAILABLE OVER XMAS & NEW YEAR
VETS2HOME OUT-OF-HOURS HOME VISITS AVAILABLE OVER XMAS & NEW YEAR
Vets2home veterinary service based in Hassocks Sussex are able to offer this service over Christmas and New Year. This is a very unique service to Sussex - it is not available anywhere else in the UK. The holiday period can be a challenging time should your pet require the attention of a vet. Rest assured that Vets2home will be on call should the need arise over Christmas and New Year.
Tel. 07717 858885
www.vets2home.co.uk
Vets2home veterinary service based in Hassocks Sussex are able to offer this service over Christmas and New Year. This is a very unique service to Sussex - it is not available anywhere else in the UK. The holiday period can be a challenging time should your pet require the attention of a vet. Rest assured that Vets2home will be on call should the need arise over Christmas and New Year.
Tel. 07717 858885
www.vets2home.co.uk
Europe on your Doorstep exhibition gets off to a flying start
On Friday evening (2nd December) teachers, parents and their children, town councillors and the Mayor, and the Chairman and members of the East Grinstead Town Twinning Association assembled in the Greenstede Gallery at Chequer Mead, East Grinstead, together with representatives from our French and German twin towns, Bourg de Péage and Mindelheim, for the launch of an exhibition celebrating the work of local schools in promoting foreign languages and links with other countries.
All our schools provided colourful and engrossing exhibits, and the East Grinstead Association and the town library also made an excellent contribution. Among the many examples of outstanding work done to promote international links was a stand devoted to eTwinning, an initiative sponsored by the British Council, showing how lively exchanges had been going on between young people in East Grinstead and Kabul.
The Mayor welcomed our guests from France and Germany, Florence Gonguet-Rey, Elfriede Röthinger and Sabine Klaus, and expressed his appreciation of the work which had gone into the exhibition and his admiration of the range of achievement on display.
Ken Averill, Chairman of Town Twinning, thanked everyone who had contributed to the success of the exhibition, especially the teachers and children involved, and our visitors praised the warm welcome they had received when visiting local schools.
Certificates and prizes were awarded to the winners of a poster competition sponsored by Town Twinning, and all were warmly applauded. Guests then enjoyed a buffet and drinks provided by Twinners.
All our schools provided colourful and engrossing exhibits, and the East Grinstead Association and the town library also made an excellent contribution. Among the many examples of outstanding work done to promote international links was a stand devoted to eTwinning, an initiative sponsored by the British Council, showing how lively exchanges had been going on between young people in East Grinstead and Kabul.
The Mayor welcomed our guests from France and Germany, Florence Gonguet-Rey, Elfriede Röthinger and Sabine Klaus, and expressed his appreciation of the work which had gone into the exhibition and his admiration of the range of achievement on display.
Ken Averill, Chairman of Town Twinning, thanked everyone who had contributed to the success of the exhibition, especially the teachers and children involved, and our visitors praised the warm welcome they had received when visiting local schools.
Certificates and prizes were awarded to the winners of a poster competition sponsored by Town Twinning, and all were warmly applauded. Guests then enjoyed a buffet and drinks provided by Twinners.
Group B Strep Support:
Babies are dying needlessly in the UK through ignorance and unavailability of tests routinely offered in other western countries
A new opinion poll has found that most young women support the introduction of a national screening programme to detect Group B Strep in pregnant women.
A recent survey conducted by ComRes on behalf of Group B Strep Support demonstrated that while more than half (54%) the women aged between 20-35 surveyed had heard of group B Strep, only 20% knew what it was.
The survey also showed that once young women are made aware of the dangers of group B Strep in pregnancy the overwhelming majority believe that pregnant women should always be offered information, tests and, when the bacteria is detected, antibiotics in labour.
· 92% believe that information on group B Strep should be given to all pregnant women
· 92% would welcome the opportunity for pregnant women to be screened for group B Strep in the later stages of pregnancy and believe this should be offered to women routinely
· 95% believe antibiotics should be offered in labour to women with group B Strep and that they themselves would definitely or probably accept the offer (89%)
Jane Plumb, Chief Executive of Group B Strep Support said
“Group B Streptococcus (GBS) is the UK’s most common cause of life-threatening infection in newborn babies. Every year, around 340 babies develop GBS infection within seven days of birth. Of those, one in ten will die while around one in five will be permanently disabled.
This is needless, because with proper information, testing and treatment - as is routine in the US, Canada, Australia and many European countries - most of these tragic cases could be avoided. The Government should introduce a national screening programme for Group B Strep at the earliest opportunity.”
Media Doctor Dr Chris Steele MBE said: “At present there is no national testing for group B Strep in pregnancy. The tests that are done are not designed to detect GBS and give a high level of falsely negative results, meaning women think they are free from GBS when they are not. Tests are available for GBS which pose no risk to mother or baby, but they are currently only available privately. They should be offered on the NHS.
The Government should act now to ensure women get the very best advice and support during their pregnancy. This should include information on the serious nature of Group B Strep infection, the offer of testing, followed by appropriate antibiotics during labour to protect the baby from infection.”
Charlotte Cheshire a parent from Telford, said: “The consequence of Group B Strep infection is devastating.
When Adam was born in March 2011 he appeared a happy and healthy little boy. However, by the morning after his birth he was grunting and not feeding and the staff quickly realised something was wrong. Adam stopped breathing, began to have seizures and was running a high fever. He was placed on a cocktail of antibiotics while the staff confirmed the diagnosis of group B strep infection. We were told he was not expected to live and if he did survive he could be severely disabled.
Adam survived but was in intensive care for the first 23 days of his life and will require intensive, on-going monitoring throughout his childhood. At present, Adam’s only identified long term problem is severe hearing damage. It could have been so much worse.
Yet all this could have been averted – if I’d had a sensitive GBS test late in pregnancy, it would almost definitely have found GBS and, with antibiotics from the start of labour, Adam could have been protected.
I am Canadian and if I had chosen to have Adam in my native country, sensitive testing for GBS is routine as it is in many other western and European countries and we could have avoided the distress, trauma and consequences of GBS infection.
Pregnant women should ask about group B Strep and the Government should ensure that information is given to all pregnant women. I know that routine testing is being considered. I believe a national programme should be introduced as soon as possible to reduce the number of families that have to suffer the horrors of GBS infection in their newborn babies.
I am calling on every politician in the land to demand that the health services in the UK act now and offer screening to pregnant women against this life threatening infection.”
In light of the poll findings, Group B Strep Support is asking that
· Information about GBS should be routinely given to all women as part of their antenatal care
· Sensitive testing for GBS should be made freely available within the NHS and offered to every pregnant woman whose baby is at low risk of developing GBS infection
· Antibiotics should be offered intravenously in labour to all mums whose babies are known to be at higher risk of developing GBS infection
· The use of the ‘standard’ test within the NHS for the detection of GBS carriage in pregnancy should cease and vaginal swabs from pregnant women should always be tested using a method that offers good sensitivity for GBS detection
A new opinion poll has found that most young women support the introduction of a national screening programme to detect Group B Strep in pregnant women.
A recent survey conducted by ComRes on behalf of Group B Strep Support demonstrated that while more than half (54%) the women aged between 20-35 surveyed had heard of group B Strep, only 20% knew what it was.
The survey also showed that once young women are made aware of the dangers of group B Strep in pregnancy the overwhelming majority believe that pregnant women should always be offered information, tests and, when the bacteria is detected, antibiotics in labour.
· 92% believe that information on group B Strep should be given to all pregnant women
· 92% would welcome the opportunity for pregnant women to be screened for group B Strep in the later stages of pregnancy and believe this should be offered to women routinely
· 95% believe antibiotics should be offered in labour to women with group B Strep and that they themselves would definitely or probably accept the offer (89%)
Jane Plumb, Chief Executive of Group B Strep Support said
“Group B Streptococcus (GBS) is the UK’s most common cause of life-threatening infection in newborn babies. Every year, around 340 babies develop GBS infection within seven days of birth. Of those, one in ten will die while around one in five will be permanently disabled.
This is needless, because with proper information, testing and treatment - as is routine in the US, Canada, Australia and many European countries - most of these tragic cases could be avoided. The Government should introduce a national screening programme for Group B Strep at the earliest opportunity.”
Media Doctor Dr Chris Steele MBE said: “At present there is no national testing for group B Strep in pregnancy. The tests that are done are not designed to detect GBS and give a high level of falsely negative results, meaning women think they are free from GBS when they are not. Tests are available for GBS which pose no risk to mother or baby, but they are currently only available privately. They should be offered on the NHS.
The Government should act now to ensure women get the very best advice and support during their pregnancy. This should include information on the serious nature of Group B Strep infection, the offer of testing, followed by appropriate antibiotics during labour to protect the baby from infection.”
Charlotte Cheshire a parent from Telford, said: “The consequence of Group B Strep infection is devastating.
When Adam was born in March 2011 he appeared a happy and healthy little boy. However, by the morning after his birth he was grunting and not feeding and the staff quickly realised something was wrong. Adam stopped breathing, began to have seizures and was running a high fever. He was placed on a cocktail of antibiotics while the staff confirmed the diagnosis of group B strep infection. We were told he was not expected to live and if he did survive he could be severely disabled.
Adam survived but was in intensive care for the first 23 days of his life and will require intensive, on-going monitoring throughout his childhood. At present, Adam’s only identified long term problem is severe hearing damage. It could have been so much worse.
Yet all this could have been averted – if I’d had a sensitive GBS test late in pregnancy, it would almost definitely have found GBS and, with antibiotics from the start of labour, Adam could have been protected.
I am Canadian and if I had chosen to have Adam in my native country, sensitive testing for GBS is routine as it is in many other western and European countries and we could have avoided the distress, trauma and consequences of GBS infection.
Pregnant women should ask about group B Strep and the Government should ensure that information is given to all pregnant women. I know that routine testing is being considered. I believe a national programme should be introduced as soon as possible to reduce the number of families that have to suffer the horrors of GBS infection in their newborn babies.
I am calling on every politician in the land to demand that the health services in the UK act now and offer screening to pregnant women against this life threatening infection.”
In light of the poll findings, Group B Strep Support is asking that
· Information about GBS should be routinely given to all women as part of their antenatal care
· Sensitive testing for GBS should be made freely available within the NHS and offered to every pregnant woman whose baby is at low risk of developing GBS infection
· Antibiotics should be offered intravenously in labour to all mums whose babies are known to be at higher risk of developing GBS infection
· The use of the ‘standard’ test within the NHS for the detection of GBS carriage in pregnancy should cease and vaginal swabs from pregnant women should always be tested using a method that offers good sensitivity for GBS detection
West Hoathly Local History Exhibition
West Hoathly Local History Archive Exhibition of
Old Photographs, Maps, Documents and Artifacts
and Recorded Reminscences
Come and see the whole collection
Bring your own items of interest and your queries
Teas and Raffle
West Hoathly Village Hall
Saturday 18th February and
Sunday 19th February 2012
10am - 5pm
Come and see the whole collection
Bring your own items of interest and your queries
Teas and Raffle
West Hoathly Village Hall
Saturday 18th February and
Sunday 19th February 2012
10am - 5pm
Sunday, 18 December 2011
The Hawth, Crawley – Way Out West
The Future is Unwritten present
WAY OUT WEST
Wednesday 1 February 7.45pm, The Hawth Studio Crawley
Way Out West is a new play combining sidesplitting comedy with heart-rending melancholy and ending with a very funny dance. What more could you want!
Way Out West, by Paul Hodson (writer of Meeting Joe Strummer), is a meditation on loneliness and grief but at first glance it could just be a funny play fuelled by beer and coincidence
Two men walk into a pub... and then it stops being normal.
Two strangers meet in a busy bar. Peter is convinced that he has met Simon somewhere before; Simon totally denies it. Pints are drunk; conversation covers the creation of the universe, the meaning of happiness, the chemical construction of pork scratchings and how they seem to know more about each other than complete strangers could, or should. And they both seem to recollect dreams in which they met Laurel and Hardy and each other.
As the alcohol kicks in Simon and Peter find themselves lurching towards an unnerving philosophical and spiritual world, where it becomes a distinct possibility that they are Laurel and Hardy reincarnated...
But that’s simply laughable, absurd and beyond comprehension isn’t it?
The evening gets messy. Simon and Peter veer from displays of extreme vulnerability and love, to antagonism and on towards the brink of violence. Last orders are called, the two square up, vowing never to lay eyes on each other ever again, then the strains of Commencement to Dancing from Way Out West are heard. The fuming, angry lads are transformed, performing a hilarious, gentle dance, just as Laurel and Hardy would have done.
Absurd and wonderful – book your tickets now.
Tickets priced £14 (discounts: £12) are available from The Hawth box office on 01293 553636 or you can book online at www.hawth.co.uk.
WAY OUT WEST
Wednesday 1 February 7.45pm, The Hawth Studio Crawley
Way Out West is a new play combining sidesplitting comedy with heart-rending melancholy and ending with a very funny dance. What more could you want!
Way Out West, by Paul Hodson (writer of Meeting Joe Strummer), is a meditation on loneliness and grief but at first glance it could just be a funny play fuelled by beer and coincidence
Two men walk into a pub... and then it stops being normal.
Two strangers meet in a busy bar. Peter is convinced that he has met Simon somewhere before; Simon totally denies it. Pints are drunk; conversation covers the creation of the universe, the meaning of happiness, the chemical construction of pork scratchings and how they seem to know more about each other than complete strangers could, or should. And they both seem to recollect dreams in which they met Laurel and Hardy and each other.
As the alcohol kicks in Simon and Peter find themselves lurching towards an unnerving philosophical and spiritual world, where it becomes a distinct possibility that they are Laurel and Hardy reincarnated...
But that’s simply laughable, absurd and beyond comprehension isn’t it?
The evening gets messy. Simon and Peter veer from displays of extreme vulnerability and love, to antagonism and on towards the brink of violence. Last orders are called, the two square up, vowing never to lay eyes on each other ever again, then the strains of Commencement to Dancing from Way Out West are heard. The fuming, angry lads are transformed, performing a hilarious, gentle dance, just as Laurel and Hardy would have done.
Absurd and wonderful – book your tickets now.
Tickets priced £14 (discounts: £12) are available from The Hawth box office on 01293 553636 or you can book online at www.hawth.co.uk.
Ditchling Players - Spring Production
As you read this Sarah Trayler, Penelope Bennett and both the cast & back stage crew will be putting their feet up and taking a well earned rest from the two one act plays – The Virtuous Burglar & Shop for Charity - which formed our autumn 2011 production. .
Both of them went very well and I’m sure that they would all like me to thank all of you who came along to give them your support, it was good to hear the laughter coming out of the hall during the evening. We are now looking forward to spring 2012 and I’m pleased to announce that Tom Dufty is hoping to produce the popular ‘When we are Married’ by J B Priestley.
The dates for this production are 16th to 19th May and auditions will be taking place on Monday 9th January from 8.00pm onwards at Ditchling Village Hall.
If you would be interested in being involved in this production, in whatever capacity, but can't make the audition please contact me on either 01273 844868 or by e-mail at davidtettersell@btinternet.com for further details.
Both of them went very well and I’m sure that they would all like me to thank all of you who came along to give them your support, it was good to hear the laughter coming out of the hall during the evening. We are now looking forward to spring 2012 and I’m pleased to announce that Tom Dufty is hoping to produce the popular ‘When we are Married’ by J B Priestley.
The dates for this production are 16th to 19th May and auditions will be taking place on Monday 9th January from 8.00pm onwards at Ditchling Village Hall.
If you would be interested in being involved in this production, in whatever capacity, but can't make the audition please contact me on either 01273 844868 or by e-mail at davidtettersell@btinternet.com for further details.
Burgess Hill Fairtrade Festival
TAKE A STEP FOR FAIRTRADE at the BURGESS HILL FAIRTRADE FESTIVAL - FRIDAY 2ND MARCH 2011 TO SUNDAY11th MARCH 2012
Stuck for Christmas presents?.................. Well Festival tickets are on sale now at www.burgesshillfreedomfestival.com
Opening with IONA supported by JULIE HALL on Friday 2nd March the 4th Annual Burgess Hill Fairtrade Festival promises to be an amazing 10 day event. It runs from Friday 2nd March 2012 to Sunday 11th March 2012 and in addition to IONA includes folk legends MARTIN CARTHY & DAVE SWARBRICK on Friday 9th March. This heroic duo will be joined by 2011 BBC 2 Horizon Award winner EWAN McLENNAN.
Between these two events we will be holding Burgess Hill's first ever DAY OF DANCE on Saturday 3rd March with Morris sides, street dance and latin american and then in the evening KATE'S KITCHEN BAND will be serving up their incredible ceilidh, wonderfully led by caller Whispering Dave.
There are loads of other great activities including a performance of Handel's Messiah, classical music, and jazz at our first ever Fairtrade Restaurant experience. So do check out our website for details and start booking for this Festival.
Stuck for Christmas presents?.................. Well Festival tickets are on sale now at www.burgesshillfreedomfestival.com
Opening with IONA supported by JULIE HALL on Friday 2nd March the 4th Annual Burgess Hill Fairtrade Festival promises to be an amazing 10 day event. It runs from Friday 2nd March 2012 to Sunday 11th March 2012 and in addition to IONA includes folk legends MARTIN CARTHY & DAVE SWARBRICK on Friday 9th March. This heroic duo will be joined by 2011 BBC 2 Horizon Award winner EWAN McLENNAN.
Between these two events we will be holding Burgess Hill's first ever DAY OF DANCE on Saturday 3rd March with Morris sides, street dance and latin american and then in the evening KATE'S KITCHEN BAND will be serving up their incredible ceilidh, wonderfully led by caller Whispering Dave.
There are loads of other great activities including a performance of Handel's Messiah, classical music, and jazz at our first ever Fairtrade Restaurant experience. So do check out our website for details and start booking for this Festival.
Saturday, 17 December 2011
Get your business moving with Sussex Living videography
You know Sussex Living is a quality magazine for Mid Sussex, well known for its stunning design and photography page after page. We can provide our clients with a complete advertising art & design service as well as the full range of commercial photography.
Leaving the promotional side of your business to experts has one big advantage: it leaves you to get on with what you do best – running your business. Put us in charge of your artwork and marketing material and we ensure your business looks, well, the business!
But it gets better. We are very excited to introduce videography as a new service to further enhance the way we can promote your products and services.
What can video do for you?
With the increasing use of online marketing through websites, social networking, youtube, to name but a few, the web is changing the way businesses communicate with their customers. Don’t get left behind – take advantage of what technology can do for you.
Once you start thinking about film, the possibilities are endless. How about a virtual tour showing customers around your premises? An interview with the business owner to add that personal touch? Perhaps you would fi nd it useful to film a little commercial, a product demonstration, a training video? Or maybe you’d like to introduce your staff, show an event even? However you decide to use this new, exciting business tool, one thing is certain: Video will make you stand out from other businesses, getting your marketing messages across to a wider audience.
So, how does it work?
We use cutting edge film making technology to produce high quality videos for your business. Our videographer manages the whole production process from start to finish, from project brief through to shooting and final editing. Working closely with you, we can be flexible to your business needs, delivering a bespoke solution that you will love.
Drawing on the editorial expertise of Sussex Living magazine, we can also help with script writing, interviewing, captioning and all media writing, giving your business presentation a professional edge.
Call Merry Michau on 01273 847513 or email her at photography@sussexliving.com
Leaving the promotional side of your business to experts has one big advantage: it leaves you to get on with what you do best – running your business. Put us in charge of your artwork and marketing material and we ensure your business looks, well, the business!
But it gets better. We are very excited to introduce videography as a new service to further enhance the way we can promote your products and services.
What can video do for you?
With the increasing use of online marketing through websites, social networking, youtube, to name but a few, the web is changing the way businesses communicate with their customers. Don’t get left behind – take advantage of what technology can do for you.
Once you start thinking about film, the possibilities are endless. How about a virtual tour showing customers around your premises? An interview with the business owner to add that personal touch? Perhaps you would fi nd it useful to film a little commercial, a product demonstration, a training video? Or maybe you’d like to introduce your staff, show an event even? However you decide to use this new, exciting business tool, one thing is certain: Video will make you stand out from other businesses, getting your marketing messages across to a wider audience.
So, how does it work?
We use cutting edge film making technology to produce high quality videos for your business. Our videographer manages the whole production process from start to finish, from project brief through to shooting and final editing. Working closely with you, we can be flexible to your business needs, delivering a bespoke solution that you will love.
Drawing on the editorial expertise of Sussex Living magazine, we can also help with script writing, interviewing, captioning and all media writing, giving your business presentation a professional edge.
Call Merry Michau on 01273 847513 or email her at photography@sussexliving.com
Christmas Carols at Adastra Hall, Hassocks
Join Churches Together on Wednesday 28th December at 15.00 for Carols Together. Carol singing for all ages with refreshments.
Contact Revd. Christopher Powell on 01273 843570 or email Christopher.powell123@btinternet.com.
Plumpton Racecourse Sussex National Raceday
Celebrate the New Year at Plumpton Racecourse Sussex National Raceday. Monday 2nd January 2012. Gates open 11 am first race 12.35 pm. Visit our website for fantastic hospitality packages from only £80. One enclosure tickets £14 bookable in advance (advance sales close on Wednesday 28th December. Ticket price on the day £18
7 action packed races. Under 18’s free of charge. Book lunch in the Paddock restaurant at £42 per person. Music in the Paddock Bar with popular Irish band Reelstrings. Mulled wine and mince pies. Free Parking.
Book by calling the racecourse office on 01273 890383
racing@plumptonracecourse.co.uk
www.plumptonracecourse.co.uk
Plumpton East Sussex
BN7 3AL
7 action packed races. Under 18’s free of charge. Book lunch in the Paddock restaurant at £42 per person. Music in the Paddock Bar with popular Irish band Reelstrings. Mulled wine and mince pies. Free Parking.
Book by calling the racecourse office on 01273 890383
racing@plumptonracecourse.co.uk
www.plumptonracecourse.co.uk
Plumpton East Sussex
BN7 3AL
Christmas Service at St Mary's Church, East Grinstead
St Mary’s Church (C of E ) East Grinstead.
Christmas Services
St Mary’s Church , Windmill Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 2DS
Sunday 18th December 6pm Carol Service
Saturday 24th December (Christmas Eve):
4pm Crib Service for all the family
11.30pm Midnight Mass.
Sunday 25th December (Christmas Day):
10am Christmas Morning Mass
Fr Paul Seaman
The Parish Office, St Mary’s Vicarage,
Windmill Lane.
frpaul@stmaryeg.co.uk
01342 323439
Christmas Services
St Mary’s Church , Windmill Lane, East Grinstead, RH19 2DS
Sunday 18th December 6pm Carol Service
Saturday 24th December (Christmas Eve):
4pm Crib Service for all the family
11.30pm Midnight Mass.
Sunday 25th December (Christmas Day):
10am Christmas Morning Mass
Fr Paul Seaman
The Parish Office, St Mary’s Vicarage,
Windmill Lane.
frpaul@stmaryeg.co.uk
01342 323439
Dick Whittington at Russettings Nursing Home
Join Russettings for their Christmas Panto. Tea and Cakes will be served afterwards. Entrance £2. All funds raised will go towards the residents outings. Contact 01444 811630.
Russettings Nursing Home, Mill Lane, Balcombe, RH17 6NP
Do you want to get the most from your camera?
Starting January 2012, local professional photographer Merry Michau is offering evening classes.
Adult classes commencing 9 January with a choice from 6.30pm – 8pm or 8pm – 9.30pm.
Learn how to use your camera on manual. The classes will explore everything from getting a better
picture, taking you through the creative process, to post production.get the most from your Camera?
Classes based in Hurstpierpoint. For more details call Merry Michau on 07977 481631 or email merrymichau@me.com
Adult classes commencing 9 January with a choice from 6.30pm – 8pm or 8pm – 9.30pm.
Learn how to use your camera on manual. The classes will explore everything from getting a better
picture, taking you through the creative process, to post production.get the most from your Camera?
Classes based in Hurstpierpoint. For more details call Merry Michau on 07977 481631 or email merrymichau@me.com
Sightsavers unearths its past and celebrates 40 years in Sussex
Haywards Heath-based development charity Sightsavers celebrates 40 years in Sussex today by releasing film unearthed from its archives. The film reels, many of which are previously unseen, show how the charity has transformed the lives of thousands of blind and disabled people over the last four decades.
Last year the charity approached film preservation and archiving specialists Screen Archive South East, based at the University of Brighton. Sightsavers enlisted their help transferring the film reels that had been discovered in the depths of Grosvenor Hall, the charity’s current headquarters.
The painstaking job of going through all the old film reels was taken on by archivist Ine van Dooren, who spent many days examining and documenting the footage before they were conserved and digitised. They can now be seen once again on DVD. Ine presented the films today to Lady Wilson, the widow of Sightsavers' founder the late Sir John Wilson, and Elaine Ireland, Head of Policy at Sightsavers.
Watching the footage for the first time brought back some poignant memories remarked Lady Wilson, adding: “I can remember when we first moved to Sussex back in December 1971 and the Queen opened our first headquarters in Heath Road before we moved to Grosvenor Hall. I am immensely proud that 40 years later Sightsavers is still in Sussex. Better still Sightsavers is now the county’s largest international charity and raises millions of pounds every year to help vital work in over 30 developing countries treating and curing preventable blindness.”
Said Elaine Ireland: “2011 has been a momentous year for Sightsavers’ profile, which started when we were chosen as one of the charities to benefit from BBC Comic Relief and the BT Red Nose Day Desert Trek. Since then we have won the seasonal appeal 2011-2012 with the Financial Times; and TV presenter Lorraine Kelly has also agreed to be our new ambassador.
“Sussex has provided a wonderful home for us for the last 40 years and thanks to the help of Screen Archive we have the rare opportunity to reflect on how much has been achieved in this time. It makes me feel very proud and positive about the future.”
Screen Archive South East is also looking forward to celebrating their own 20th anniversary in 2012 and without their professional support, Sightsavers would not have been able to bring to light this important film for the future. Along with 10,000 other films about life, people and organisations in Sussex and the South East region, Sighstavers’ films will be preserved and stored in the archive’s film vault at the West Sussex Record Office in Chichester.
Said Ine: “We have thoroughly enjoyed working with Sightsavers and celebrating our anniversaries together! I hope we will be able to collaborate again in the future if any more film reels and video tapes are discovered. Our work at the archive not only uncovers important historical footage taken of the South East but we also look to work with organisations based in the region to preserve important footage that might relate to their work whether that be here or abroad.”
Sightsavers works in more than 30 developing countries to prevent and cure blindness and to support those who are visually impaired through education and training. Working with its local partners, in 2010 Sightsavers has protected over 23 million people against river blindness; performed over 270,000 sight-restoring cataract operations; and treated over one million people for trachoma. It also supports the vital training of health professionals, the promotion of independence for people who are blind and inclusive education for blind and visually impaired children.
For further information about Sightsavers and to view some of the footage that has been released please visit www.sightsavers.org
For further information about Screen Archive South East please visit www.brighton.ac.uk/screenarchive
Last year the charity approached film preservation and archiving specialists Screen Archive South East, based at the University of Brighton. Sightsavers enlisted their help transferring the film reels that had been discovered in the depths of Grosvenor Hall, the charity’s current headquarters.
The painstaking job of going through all the old film reels was taken on by archivist Ine van Dooren, who spent many days examining and documenting the footage before they were conserved and digitised. They can now be seen once again on DVD. Ine presented the films today to Lady Wilson, the widow of Sightsavers' founder the late Sir John Wilson, and Elaine Ireland, Head of Policy at Sightsavers.
Watching the footage for the first time brought back some poignant memories remarked Lady Wilson, adding: “I can remember when we first moved to Sussex back in December 1971 and the Queen opened our first headquarters in Heath Road before we moved to Grosvenor Hall. I am immensely proud that 40 years later Sightsavers is still in Sussex. Better still Sightsavers is now the county’s largest international charity and raises millions of pounds every year to help vital work in over 30 developing countries treating and curing preventable blindness.”
Said Elaine Ireland: “2011 has been a momentous year for Sightsavers’ profile, which started when we were chosen as one of the charities to benefit from BBC Comic Relief and the BT Red Nose Day Desert Trek. Since then we have won the seasonal appeal 2011-2012 with the Financial Times; and TV presenter Lorraine Kelly has also agreed to be our new ambassador.
“Sussex has provided a wonderful home for us for the last 40 years and thanks to the help of Screen Archive we have the rare opportunity to reflect on how much has been achieved in this time. It makes me feel very proud and positive about the future.”
Screen Archive South East is also looking forward to celebrating their own 20th anniversary in 2012 and without their professional support, Sightsavers would not have been able to bring to light this important film for the future. Along with 10,000 other films about life, people and organisations in Sussex and the South East region, Sighstavers’ films will be preserved and stored in the archive’s film vault at the West Sussex Record Office in Chichester.
Said Ine: “We have thoroughly enjoyed working with Sightsavers and celebrating our anniversaries together! I hope we will be able to collaborate again in the future if any more film reels and video tapes are discovered. Our work at the archive not only uncovers important historical footage taken of the South East but we also look to work with organisations based in the region to preserve important footage that might relate to their work whether that be here or abroad.”
Sightsavers works in more than 30 developing countries to prevent and cure blindness and to support those who are visually impaired through education and training. Working with its local partners, in 2010 Sightsavers has protected over 23 million people against river blindness; performed over 270,000 sight-restoring cataract operations; and treated over one million people for trachoma. It also supports the vital training of health professionals, the promotion of independence for people who are blind and inclusive education for blind and visually impaired children.
For further information about Sightsavers and to view some of the footage that has been released please visit www.sightsavers.org
For further information about Screen Archive South East please visit www.brighton.ac.uk/screenarchive
Christmas Carnival at Henfield Community Church
Join the Community Church, Henfield, to celebrate with a completely free, fun filled afternoon including rodeo Rudolph reindeer, bouncy castle, kids make and take corner, refreshments, nativity sketch, face painting and much more! Free admission.
Come to the Henfield Youth Club on Sunday 18th December from 15.00 to join in!
Contact office@communitychurchhenfield.org or 07548 850828. www.communitychurchhenfield.org
Hurstpierpoint Singers Christmas Concert
Christmas concert of carols and other festive choral pieces and readings on 18th December at 14.30 in Hurstpierpoint Village Centre. Get into the Christmas spirit with wine and mince pies (included in the ticket price) and enjoy the uplifting music at a wonderful community event. Bring the family and participate!
£9 adults, children free. Tickets available from Janton News in Hurstpierpoint, Pavilion Electrics in Hassocks, or choir members or on the door.
Contact Becky Furner on rebecca_furner@yahoo.co.uk or 01273 832275.
Friday, 16 December 2011
Sussex Living - change of ownership
Dear Readers and advertisers,
For those who haven’t already heard, major changes are taking place at Sussex Living. Tanis Banham, our Sales Director, has bought the company and is now the sole owner and Managing Director of the business. We would like to reiterate that Roger Booth is no longer part of anything to do with the magazine. The Sussex Living team is looking forward to a bright future for the magazine full of renewed purpose and commitment.
Thank you.
For those who haven’t already heard, major changes are taking place at Sussex Living. Tanis Banham, our Sales Director, has bought the company and is now the sole owner and Managing Director of the business. We would like to reiterate that Roger Booth is no longer part of anything to do with the magazine. The Sussex Living team is looking forward to a bright future for the magazine full of renewed purpose and commitment.
Thank you.
Celebrate Christmas with Holy Trinity Church, Cuckfield
Sunday 18 December at 9.45, Family Carol Service
Sunday 18 December at 18.00, Service of Lessons and Carols
Saturday 24 December at 16.30, Crib Service and Stable Service (at Old School, opposite the church)
Saturday 24 December at 23.15, Midnight Eucharist
Sunday 25 December at 8.00, Service of Holy Communion
Sunday 25 December at 10.30, Family Communion Service
Christmas Services at St Barnabus, Dunnings Road, East Grinstead
Sunday 18 December at 9.15, Worship together with building the crib
Contact admin@swithhq.org.uk or 01342 325026.
Sunday 25 December at 9.15, All-age Eucharist
Contact admin@swithhq.org.uk or 01342 325026.
www.swithun.co.uk
Christmas Services at All Saint's Church, Danehill
Sunday 18 December at 11.00, Nativity Service
Just bring children in costume and they can take part!
Sunday 18 December at 18.00, Nine Lessons and Carols
Saturday 24 December at 23.30, Midnight Mass
Sunday 25 December at 10.30, Christmas Day all-age service
Sunday 1 January at 10.30, New Year's Day all-age service
Contact David Hall, Vicar, on 01825 790269
All Saint's Church.
Church Lane,
Danehill,
RH17 7EU
St Paul's RC Church, Haywards Heath, Christmas Services
Monday 19 December at 19.00, Advent Reconciliation Service
Saturday 24 December at 18.00, Children's Mass
Saturday 24 December at 21.00, Carols/Mass
Sunday 25 December at 9.30, Mass
Monday 26 December at 10.00, Mass at St. Stephen's, Horsted Keynes
Sunday 8 January at 15.00, Epiphany Carol Service
Contact Debbie Pateman on 01444 450139 or stpaulshh@dabnet.org
Christmas Services at St John's Church, Burgess Hill
Sunday 18 December at 18.00 Candlelit Nine Lessons and Carols
Saturday 24 December at 16.00 Children's Crib Service with Nativity Play
Saturday 24 December at 23.30 Midnight Mass
Sunday 25 December at 8.00 Eucharist
Sunday 25 December at 10.00 Family Christmas Eucharist
Sunday 1 January at 10.00 Patronal Festival - St John the Evangelist Family Eucharist
Contact Judy Cripps on 01444 244387 or email judy@ukcripps.co.uk
Christmas Carol World Record Attempt in Burgess Hill
Christmas Carol World Record Attempt Sunday 18th Dec, 6.30pm
MSCCentre in Burgess Hill are joining with over 15,000 people all over Britain to create a new World Record for the number of people all singing Christmas carols at the same time! We'd love you to join us and be part of this fun, festive Guinness World Record attempt at:
MSCCentre
180 Leylands Road
Burgess Hill, West Sussex RH15 8HS
www.msccentre.org
MSCCentre in Burgess Hill are joining with over 15,000 people all over Britain to create a new World Record for the number of people all singing Christmas carols at the same time! We'd love you to join us and be part of this fun, festive Guinness World Record attempt at:
MSCCentre
180 Leylands Road
Burgess Hill, West Sussex RH15 8HS
www.msccentre.org
Wivelsfield Films in February
We have two films showing on Sunday 19th February.
Family Film for Children - title TBC
4pm
The Iron Lady (12A)
7.30pm
'The Iron Lady’, starring award-winning Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher, tells the story of how the country’s first female PM broke through traditional barriers to succeed in a male-dominated political world. With a supporting cast of talented British actors, including Jim Broadbent as Denis Thatcher and Richard E. Grant playing Michael Heseltine.
www.theironladymovie.co.uk
Doors/licenced bar open 30 minutes before the film. Homemade cakes, ice creams and drinks served before the film and during the interval.
Tickets £5.50 on the door and in advance from the Post Office & Village Stores, and the Cock Inn, or online by following the link from www.wivelsfield.net
'Like' Wivelsfield Films on Facebook.
Family Film for Children - title TBC
4pm
The Iron Lady (12A)
7.30pm
'The Iron Lady’, starring award-winning Meryl Streep as Margaret Thatcher, tells the story of how the country’s first female PM broke through traditional barriers to succeed in a male-dominated political world. With a supporting cast of talented British actors, including Jim Broadbent as Denis Thatcher and Richard E. Grant playing Michael Heseltine.
www.theironladymovie.co.uk
Doors/licenced bar open 30 minutes before the film. Homemade cakes, ice creams and drinks served before the film and during the interval.
Tickets £5.50 on the door and in advance from the Post Office & Village Stores, and the Cock Inn, or online by following the link from www.wivelsfield.net
Info and link to tickets on www.wivelsfield.net and on our Facebook page.
'Like' Wivelsfield Films on Facebook.
Free, easy parking at Wivelsfield Village Hall, off Eastern Road, Wivelsfield Green, RH17 7QG.
Bring a friend — or come along and make a friend!
A cinema experience and a friendly social atmosphere for you to enjoy locally, in Wivelsfield.
Bring a friend — or come along and make a friend!
A cinema experience and a friendly social atmosphere for you to enjoy locally, in Wivelsfield.
Thursday, 15 December 2011
East Grinstead Christmas Services at St Luke's, Quarry Rise
Monday 19 December at 18.00, Community Carols
Saturday 24 December at 17.00, Crib and Christingle
Sunday 25 December at 10.30, All-Age Eucharist
Contact admin@swithhq.org.uk or 01342 325026. www.swithun.co.uk
Just Fish, Hurstpierpoint
JUST FISH are the independent fishmongers of Hurstpierpoint.
We are now taking orders on our wide variety of products for the Christmas period.
All orders over £30 will receive a complimentary pack of our finest smoked salmon.
MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM ALL AT JUST FISH
115 High Street, Hurstpierpoint, West Sussex, BN6 9PU
Email: Just_Fish@hotmail.com
Simon & James
01273 835511
Open: Tuesday - Saturday 9am Till 5pm
Print out the order form above or call 01273 835511 to order.
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