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Summer 2012

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Welcome tothe Summerissue. Ihope whenyou read thisit hass t o p p e draining andthe sun isshining! Weare headingt o w a r d sAugust; a time for holidays and, of course, LeMarché, Heathfield’s annual Anglo Frenchmarket which once again will be full of stallsand live entertainment. The past few monthshave seen events such as the Heffle CuckooFair, the Heathfield Show and the live open airconcert all of which were well attended.Should you wish to advertise your business orwrite an editorial, please contact Anne on07901 558236 or email: [email protected]. The next publication date isNovember.

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The Twinning Association continues toplay its part in the life of Heathfield. Asusual a group went to Forges-les-Eauxon the 30 June/1 July which coincidedwith the annual Pays de Bray Marathonand Half-Marathon. We shall welcomeour visitors from Forges in September.In April we entertained a group of intrepidcyclists who were going from Paris toLondon via the Avenue Verte and theCuckoo Trail. We understand that theygot to London safely, weary but unbowed! At the end of June the Heathfield ChoralSociety participated in a Music Festivalorganised in the Pays de Bray. We aredelighted that this link continues to thriveand hope that it will not be too long beforewe welcome La Chorale from Forgeshere again.As usual our Soirées Françaises continueevery 2/3 months. Anyone interested inthese or in any other aspect of our asso-ciation is warmly invited to telephone theChairman, Gill Temple, on 01435 812861.

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Hello all from the Heathfield CommunityPolicing Team. Hope you all had a great time over theJubilee bank holiday. Some of you mayhave met us at the Heathfield Show thisyear.One of the themes we were promoting atthe Show was shed/outbuildings security.Burglary from a person’s house is one ofthe most distressing crimes that can becommitted and while we would alwaysencourage people to treat the security intheir home as paramount, most people areaware and thankfully this sort of burglary isnot that frequent. Theft from sheds and outbuildings are farmore common especially in the more ruralareas - but also in the residential areas oftowns. Thieves in these cases will just belooking for the right opportunity to takeanything they feel they may be able to sell;scrap metal being a favourite at themoment this includes gates, benches, andmetal statues. The other items they takeare garden tools, chain saws, quad bikes,etc. Mostly these items are stored in shedsand out buildings - the security of thesecan be easy to breach. If the thieves areseen they will make up an excuse such as“just looking for scrap to buy or “lost adog“, etc. If you see anyone in such cir-cumstances do pass the index number ofthe vehicles and descriptions of the peopleto us.There are measures you can take to helpyourself, such as putting on a few extralocks; ensuring gates are locked, etc.These are simple things that so often getover looked until it is too late. Marking property is important too as itmakes it less attractive to steal and if it isstolen, it will be more likely to be returnedto you if it is marked - firstly mark overtly -you can get special stickers, etc, for this

but simple emulsion paint with your post-code will do – it is also worth doing some-thing more covertly as a thief may decideto paint over or obscure obvious markingsso also have a secret way of marking theproperty so it can be identified. The more security measures you take theless likely your items are to be stolen - ifyour storage is remote eg an allotment, itis well worth storing more valuable items athome where they are easier to secure. Ifyou want security advice just call us at thestation - details as below. We will be out and about at some of theevents going on in the Heathfield area dur-ing the summer and will be pleased tomeet you there. For anyone wishing toorganise an event we are always happy toattend, when able, to help promote theevent - however this will be with a “commu-nity” interest - due to the amount of eventsthat are held we do not, as a communityteam, get involved with the organisation oractual policing of the event including trafficcontrol - this is down to the organisers ofthe event and they will need to go throughthe correct channels via the Council plan-ning office, which will link into the Policeand licensing, to see what arrangementsthey are obliged to conform with. All details of where we will be and what weare up to as well as a “crime mapping“facility are available on the Sussex Policewebsite - www.sussex.police.uk and lookunder “your area“ . www.heathfield.netalso has our details on it. Enjoy the Olympic Summer!

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BROAD OAK PRE-SCHOOL

We meet on the fourth Wednesday of each month in the Village Hall at 2.00pm.Meetings start traditionally with the singing of Jerusalem. There is a competition orexhibition of items related to the subject of the talk given by the speaker on that par-ticular day. Recent examples have so far ranged from ‘Windmill Memorabilia’ to ‘WildFlowers in a Jam Jar’. Our well informed speakers have covered topics ranging from‘ My Friends the Elephants’, ‘The Face of Female Royals’ and ‘The Life and Work ofSue Ryder’. Members are invited to bring a single flower in a vase for our flower ofthe month competition. A small donation is given to the favourite one, the proceedsof which are sent to our chosen international charity, the ACWW, which helps womenin poorer countries.Members receive a posy of flowers in the month of their birthday and there is thenthe opportunity to have a chat over tea and cakes. As well as the raffle, we also havean interesting sales table offering plants, books, jams and bric-a-brac at very reason-able prices.Do call in sometime - you will be made most welcome. Telephone Pat on 01435862161 or go to www.esfwi.org.uk to learn more about your local WI.

At Broad Oak Pre-school we continue tovalue every child as an individual andoffer a nurturing, welcoming environ-ment.In July we said goodbye to over 20 chil-dren as they headed off to school - wefed six primary schools in the Heathfieldarea this year. Lots of exciting activitiestook place during the last term to ensurea memorable time for the children beforethey left us including a summer outingand sports day entitled Broad OakOlympics! The children also celebratedthe Queens Jubilee with a street partywhere they enjoyed party food and per-formed their favourite songs to the par-ents who also joined in the celebrations.In September we will welcome over 20new children who will join us over the

coming school year. We look forward tomeeting all the new children and theirfamilies as they begin their pre-schoollives with us.Fund raising remains an important part ofpre-school life and two of our staff recent-ly organised a ‘Through the Decades’themed disco, which was a huge suc-cess, raising over £500. There are sever-al other events planned throughout thecoming year.The Baby Bops toddler group also con-tinues to run each term time on a Fridayin the Scout Hut next to the Village Halland you are very welcome to join us.If you would like to find out more aboutBroad Oak Pre-school, then please visitwww.bops.co.uk or call 01435 864326.

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Sports and Leisure CommitteeThe planning application for the indoor swim-ming pool and improved leisure facilities atHeathfield Community College wasapproved on the 20 June. We are still in con-tention for one of the nine relocatableOlympic training pools; securing one of thesewould substantially lower our capital costsand connect Heathfield to the Olympic lega-cy. There has been a great deal of work on awebsite for the swimming pool project and aprospectus for fundraising purposes is beingput together. ICTCommitteeAll sections of the www.heathfield.net web-site are constantly being updated. We arenow recording over 5,500 hits a month whichis proving its value to the whole community.Please continue to send in information onlocal events/clubs, etc, and check whetheryour business is listed on the shops andbusiness directory. New development workhas been invested in the Youth andSwimming Pool sites. Direct links to theYouth, Swimming Pool and HeathfieldWorks! sites can be found directly onaddresses: www.heathfieldworks.co.uk,www.pool.heathfield.net, www.youth.heath-field.netTransport CommitteeThe “Youth Express” continues to do wellserving the young of our community in get-ting to and from events. Our other minibusscheme for community groups is also avail-able and please do make contact to seewhether we can help you and your group.Please phone 01892 610314 or email [email protected]. Please see theseparate article for more information. Inward Investment CommitteeAs you know we were successful in securingfunding for the Broadband bid for HeathfieldWest but the commissioning of a suitablecontractor became a problem and the fund-ing has had to be returned to DEFRA. Theoncoming Broadband UK (BDUK) schemesupported by the County Council should nowbe the solution to the challenge across thewhole Parish and the Partnership will be

chasing this programme for the earliest exe-cution (hopefully in 2013). SuperfastBroadband is crucial to the Businesses in thearea as well as local Residents. This couldwell be an advantage for local blank spotssuch as Broad Oak especially. Police Local Action Team The Partnership Committee is continuing tosupport the local Police. The comprehensiveCCTV scheme is now in full operation andhas already contributed substantially to sev-eral prosecutions. All in all a further invest-ment in community safety and an excellentsupport for our Local Police Team. Farmers MarketThe Market continues to be successful sell-ing fresh locally produced meats, fish, veg-etables, breads, cakes and cheeses all of thehighest taste and quality along with arts andcrafts. It makes sense to buy from the pro-ducer direct. The market is held every thirdSaturday in the month in The Co-opSupermarket car park, Heathfield, between9.00am and 12.30pm.Heathfield Works! The second cohort completed in March andthe third cohort completed in June and aswith the first cohort, all the 16-19 year oldsinvolved are now successfully in full timeemployment or education. The fourth cohortstarted on the 16 July and finishes on the 21September. This is a fully mentored 10 weekprogramme for cohorts of 10 young peoplewho are not in education, employment ortraining to gain work placement experiencewith suitable training at the same time. Thementors will stay in touch with those youngpeople for a further 12 months to offer anyongoing support needed. We have had won-derful support from the Parish Council andthe business community. We are now seek-ing additional funding for the rest of thisfinancial year.

Rupert SimmonsChairman, The Heathfield Partnership Trust Ltd

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In spite of all the headaches the dreadful weather gave us all leading up to the Fair, the suncame out and so did the people, and they said over and over again that this fair was theBEST ONE since bringing the fair back to its roots at Cade Street. As per tradition DameHeffle released the Cuckoo and declared Spring’s arrival. The pageant was brilliant and abig thank you to all the people who so generously gave their time. Also to the pupils of OldHeathfield and St Richards School who sang beautifully. The stallholders, displays, dog showterrier racing, fun fair, country crafts, and delicious food all gave it a great day out for the com-munity, ending with a Cuckoo Barn Dance in the evening - music by Drs Orders. Thank you everyone who helped or supported in any way. We were able to donate £3,500 toDemelza Hospice Care for Children. If you feel you can help in any way with next year’s fes-tivities please ring Sandie or Nicky on 01435 882723 or Audrey on 01435 830504. Thankyou.

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Burwash Monday Painters is a group of men and women who love to paint. We paint in the Burwash Village Hall on Monday afternoons in the winter. We paintstill life projects, sometimes we have a model to sit for us or we may have a demon-stration of a particular aspect of watercolour, for example. If there is something ofour own we wish to work on then we may do that. We work in various media suchas watercolour, oils, pastels, acrylics or anything we choose. In the spring we holdan exhibition at the Union Church Hall, Station Road, Heathfield.Our summers are spent painting out in the countryside at various venues, maybebeside the sea, at a National Trust property, or some pretty park or garden of whichthere are many in this beautiful county we live in. We meet at about 10am, have cof-fee then decide what we are going to paint. We spend the morning painting andthen meet to eat our picnic lunch together, returning to our painting and hoping toproduce a work worthy of a frame and a place in the exhibition at Burwash VillageHall in the autumn. The exhibition will take place on Saturday 3 December 2012from 10.00am - 4.00pm.Do you paint? Would you like to join a group like ours and share in our love of paint-ing? Our members have a wide range of abilities. Some have spent many yearsproducing beautiful pictures while others have taken to it in their retirement yearsand enjoy the pleasure of sharing in this very relaxing pastime. We would welcomeyou, please come and join us.For more information please phone Grace 01435 860848 or Anne 01435 883247

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What is the Heathfield & District Chamber of Trade & Commerce?We consist of a variety of businesses based in Heathfield and Waldron and we aim to:• Create a positive business profile for Heathfield• Build our own businesses and support each others businesses• Work together on joint events for the benefit of Heathfield businesses

What are the benefits of joining the Chamber now?Listing on Chamber website - www.heathfieldchamber.co.uk• Monthly networking meetings – breakfasts and evenings to suit every

one• Gain advice and knowledge from visiting speakers• Keep up-to-date on what is happening in your local area• Opportunity to make presentations at networking meetings• The chance to host an event showcasing your business• Listing in the Chamber Members Booklet and in one edition of Heathfield First after you join• Listing on the Chamber website, www.heathfieldchamber.co.uk• Beneficial rates at Chamber events• Take part in our Heathfield Business to Business Exhibition in the autumn of this year• Creation of an active business group to secure grants and other financial support• Opportunity to get involved and join the Chamber committee • The Chamber lobbies on behalf of members

What will it cost?Annual membership of the Heathfield Chamber is £50.00 per business commencing on 1 April 2012.This represents great value for money and is competitive with other local chambers.

For more information on the Chamber, events or to request a subscription form, please contact:Telephone number: 01435 865135 (Barbara Hibbart) and email address: [email protected]

New members since last edition

Wealden Business Expo 2012 will take place on Tuesday 16 October. It will run from 10.00am - 4.00pmand will be held in State Hall, Station Road, Heathfield.Once again there will be over 50 local businesses showcasing their products and services. This is, there-

fore, an ideal opportunity to visit the exhibition and talk to local people providing local services. Whether

you are looking for a new bookkeeper, a cleaner, someone to help you invest some money, help with your

PC or someone to help you understand wine, there will be someone to talk to at the exhibition.

There are also some exciting new features to this years’ exhibition which includea programme of FREE

seminars including: Wine tasting from Cuculo, Fitness for life by Go:Over and 5 Rules of successful

investment by St James Wealth Management. The full programme of seminars will be announced soon.

There will be 200 FREE goodie bags for the first 200 visitors to the exhibition.

There really will be something for everyone at this year’s Wealden Business Expo! Visit our website to

find out more and to book a stand on-line. Contact Barbara if you would like more information.

Barbara Hibbart E : [email protected] T : 01435 865135

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HEATHFIELD STREET PASTORS

Street Pastors Honoured inQueen’s Birthday List! We are delighted to informour readers that ReverendLes Isaac, CEO ofAscension Trust andfounder of Street Pastors, isto receive an OBE for ‘com-munity cohesion and thework of Street Pastors’. Thishonour is well deserved forsomeone who works tire-lessly for the good of com-munities and has facilitatedthe growth of Street Pastorsacross the UK and abroad.Beginning with a small teamin London in 2003, the num-ber of Street Pastors hasnow grown to over 9,000 in250 locations. Perhaps youwatched Street Pastors fromLiverpool on the BBC2 pro-

gramme ‘Angels of Mersey’? This is a special year forStreet Pastors nationally.They are seeking to expandtheir work, raising funds withtheir campaign ‘Raise aMillion to Help a Million’ (tofind out more visitwww.streetpastors.org.uk).One of our Heathfield StreetPastors is involved with thecampaign at London HQ,helping to raise the profile ofStreet Pastors amongst thebusiness community. Street Pastors were invitedto join other volunteers topatrol the streets around theOlympic stadiums andsports venues – listening,caring and helping the manyvisitors to London fromhome and abroad. One

Heathfield Street Pastor wasat the Olympics and anotherat the Paralympics. You mayhave spotted a Street Pastorif you went. Having celebrated our fourthanniversary in May this yearHeathfield Street Pastorscontinue to walk round thetown and open areas onFriday nights and attendtown events. They engagewith those they meet by ‘lis-tening, caring and helping’,seeking to maintain thegood community spirit thatexists here.

Ruth Waller Heathfield Street Pastor Co-ordinator

[email protected] 07936 566396

Heathfield Street Pastors - sponsoredby ‘Churches Together Heathfield &District.’ in partnership with Police andCouncil.

The last term at Horam Pre-School has been exciting for our Pre-Schoolers this year formany reasons. Firstly our 2, 3 and 4 year olds experienced their first street party. We want-ed to give the children the whole street party experience so the village hall was decoratedwith bunting and a long table laid out in Jubilee party ware for the children to savour. Thechildren helped practitioners prepare the food, ready for their families to arrive at lunchtimefor the party. Each child received a commemorative coin along with their Jubilee crafts totake home and fun was had by all. Just imagine these young children could be celebratingthe Queen’s Platinum Jubilee and a Coronation in the future. It is also an exciting time for our rising 5’s as we have 12 children who will be 'graduating'to primary school in September. The reception teachers have visited the Pre-School andthe children have also visited the primary schools and we held a special leaving party forthem this month. Our topic this term is looking at being healthy and keeping fit which will include looking atother countries around the world and events that are currently happening such as the Eurofootball tournament and Olympics. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyonewho donated their supermarket vouchers to the Pre-School; we have always received won-derful equipment and resources as a result of these valuable schemes. We would also liketo congratulate our children for taking part in Marie Curie’s 'Mini Pots of Care' campaignplanting daffodil bulbs last October, taking them home to care for them and bringing themback with decorated pots which raised over £80. Our next event will be a jumble sale on Saturday 6 October from 2.00-4.00pm at HoramVillage Hall, please come along and support our fundraising or donate your jumble. If youhave any questions re the Pre-School please call on 01435 812192. If you are looking fora Pre-School place for your child you can come along and visit the setting anytime just bycalling the above number.

SO WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN UP TO AT PRE-SCHOOL TODAY?

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Le Marche 2012 is approaching fast – it is the 16th consecutive year – the longestrunning Anglo/French Market in the South East and it all happens in Heathfield.Every time we just try to improve on the previous year’s event – it is certainlyappears to be a winning formula with something for everyone – young and old alike.Thousands of visitors will flock into Heathfield for the day from far and wide for thisvery popular event and

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The whole idea is to promote the town of Heathfield by inviting visitors to comealong and enjoy the day and see what Heathfield has to offer and, thankfully, manyare very pleasantly surprised and revisit our town. As usual, Station Approach andpart of Station Road will be closed to traffic for the entire day to allow the extrava-ganza to take place. As in previous years, there will be music and entertainment tosuit all ages, together with approximately 80 market stalls (approximately 50%French) selling English and French goodies and more and more Heathfield shopsare opening on the day – and some even reported record takings last year!!

This year we are trying to invite and showcase even more local musical talent thanever before. You can see from the very full Programme of Events there is somethinggoing on all day at FOUR SEPARATE VENUES around the town. Rumour has itthat the Heathfield Firefighters are holding their Open Day again at the Fire Station,which is always great fun and attracts many visitors. We enjoyed perfect weather atlast year’s Le Marche and we certainly hope we will again.

This year, we are proud to announce that FESH - Friends of East Sussex Hospicesis organising the street collection on the day. Please give generously and supportthis very worthy local charity.

Please check out our website www.heathfieldlemarche.co.uk – it has just beenupdated on information for Le Marche 2012.



Le Marché 2012

Programme of events

05.30am Station Road and Station Approach WILL CLOSE TO TRAFFIC06.30am Le Marché information and help desk in Kings Church foyer07.30am Stall holders arrive to start to set up 09.30 to 15.30 FREE PARK AND RIDE from Heathfield Market car park09.30am French and English stalls open for business09.00 to 15.30 Kings Church in the State Hall opens its doors to host all day

entertainment09.30 to 15.30 Marco presents his magic in Station Road, Kings Church and in the

High Street 09.30 to 15.30 Churches Together in Heathfield & District offering refreshments in

Union Church09.30 to 15.30 Art Exhibition all day in Union Church 09.30 to 15.30 Andy Bosco entertains in Station Road, High Street, Union Church

and Kings Church 09.30 to 15.30 The Cuckoo Arts Group display their town mural at the Skatepark in

Station Approach and also a kids art competition is taking place. 09.30 to 10.30 Heathfield Silver Band on the Stage in Station Road 09.30 to 10.30 Tricky Beats in the High Street outside the Doctors Surgery 10.30 to 11.30 Evan Morgan plays the piano in the Union Church10.30 to 11.30 The Electric Mouse Band – four piece 60’s /70’s band on the Stage in

Station Road 10.30 to 11.30 Horsham Accordion Band perform in the High Street outside the

Doctors Surgery 10.30 to 11.00 Marco presents ‘’Punch and Judy’’ in Kings Church 11.30 to 12.30 Paul O’Loughlin plays his Classical Guitar in the Union Church11.30 to 12.30 The Sussex Stompers Jazz Band on the Stage in Station Road 11.30 to 12.30 Heathfield Silver Band in the High Street outside the Doctors Surgery 11.30 to 12.30 Andy Bosco entertains the children in Kings Church 12.30 to 13.30 Evan Morgan plays the piano in the Union Church12.30 to 13.30 Amani on the Stage in Station Road12.30 to 13.30 Horsham Accordion Band perform in the High Street outside the

Doctors Surgery 12.30 to 13.30 Marco’s Magic in Kings Church 13.30 to 14.30 Paul O’Loughlin plays his Classical Guitar in the Union Church 13.30 to 14.30 Tricky Beats on the Stage in Station Road13.30 to 14.30 The Electric Mouse Band – 60’s /70’s band in the High Street outside

the Doctors Surgery 13.30 to 14.30 Andy Bosco’s Magic Show in Kings Church 14.30 to finish Amani on the Stage in Station Road 14.30 to finish The Sussex Stompers Jazz Band in the High Street outside the

Doctors Surgery15.30 Le Marche stalls will close for business and start to pack up17.00 STATION ROAD & STATION APPROACH WILL RE-OPEN TO

TRAFFIC

ALL VEHICLES MUST BE CLEARED FROM PARK & RIDE CAR PARK BY 16.00 HOURS AS THE GATES WILL BE LOCKED.

For more information please contact Mike Woodhouse on 0770 353 0111 or [email protected]

There may be changes to the above programme due to circumstances beyond our control.

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Heathfield and Horam District Rainbows,Brownies, Guides and Senior Sectionhave had a busy few months. We had awhole District Jubilee Celebration eventwhich was held at Knockhatch lastmonth and this was thoroughly enjoyedby everyone. The girls had a great dayof fun with lots of activities, learningabout the animals and birds with showsand talks finishing off with a big sing withthem all taking it in turns to lead every-one. We have one of our senior section girls,Sophie, who has been chosen to repre-sent not just our District, or our Divisionor our County but our Region (Londonand South East) on a trip to Borneo nextmonth. She will be involved in a serviceproject whilst she is there so a fantasticexperience. Sophie has been busyfundraising to pay for her trip and recent-ly organised a bag packing day atSainsburys in Heathfield which helpedtowards her total.Two of our Brownie packs have just

come back from pack holidays over thehalf term, one joining up with UckfieldBrownies and visiting the Guide site atBlacklands and the other has been toSelmeston. Both packs had Jubilee cel-ebrations whilst they were away whichwas thoroughly enjoyed by them all.We are lucky enough to have a busy andactive Trefoil Guild in Heathfield who arevery supportive of our units and alsoarrange their own programme of events.We also have a fantastic Friends ofGuiding who again give us all lots of sup-port both in fundraising for events andhelping to organise events for all thegirls. If you are interested in joining any of ourgroups (Rainbows are for girls aged 5-7,Brownies for girls aged 7-10, Guides forgirls aged 10-14 and Senior Section forgirls of 14+) or if would like to find outmore about helping with any of the units(we are always keen to have newhelpers/leaders), please contact ClaireBurdett on 01435 813669.


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We have had another successful year atSt Richards Pre-School. Our numbershave grown considerably this past yearand we currently have more children onour roll than we have had for manyyears. This is fantastic news for the Pre-School; we have lovely children withvery supportive families. This supporthas been fantastic and helps our Pre-School to thrive. Since January we have had a few keyevents and these have included aSponsored Easter Bunny Hop where thechildren managed an amazing 4,298jumps in 44 minutes. This event raisedjust over £340 for the Pre-School andSainsbury’s in Heathfield kindly donatedEaster eggs for all the children.To celebrate the Queens DiamondJubilee the children held a tea party fortheir families and made them cakes.They all made raffle tickets which thePre-School sold and we had a range ofroyal and red/white/blue themed prizes.July was a busy month. We had our Pre-School outing which was a day trip toBlackstock Farm in Hellingly. We alsohad our Olympic sports day and all thechildren were presented with commem-orative medals and cups.

Our on-going project is our garden. Wesuccessfully raised enough money topurchase all-weather anti-slip matting sothat we could use our garden all yearround. One of the children’s parents,Claire and David Groom, kindly offeredtheir services and fitted this for us. We still have spaces available forSeptember. We take children from 2years of age. For further details andinformation please see our websitewww.strichardspreschool.org.uk or call07751 072765.We would like to thank all the children,their families and the local communityfor all their support and wish them awonderful summer and good luck tothose leaving us to start primary school.


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The 34th Chiddingly Festival opens with a peal of bells. This is a great year to par-ticipate in a wide range of events for all ages. Comedy this year is provided by TV, stage and radio performer Hardeep SinghKohli with his new show Indian Takeaway; a unique mix of comedy and cooking. Music is a central theme and this year we are proud to present Danny Schmidt andCarrie Elkins, a rare opportunity to hear these two great folk artists perform togeth-er. The Classical concert will be given by Mardi Brass a versatile and dynamic brassquintet performing musical styles spanning six centuries, thrilling audiences withtheir blend of music and humour. Jazz this year features Cecilia Stalin an up andcoming Swedish artist.The Beer Festival Weekend is a mini festival in itself providing lots more besidesexcellent ales and ciders. Live music, BBQ, workshops on belly dancing, drummingand Acapella singing, Mardi Brass children’s workshop and arts and craft exhibition. Other events include Poetry in the Pub, Circus Berzecus for children and OpenHouses. For more information visit www.chiddinglyfestival.co.uk or contact the Box Office on01825 872401, open 7.00-9.00pm.

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The unusual weather patternsseen this year – dry for the firstthree months then a very wetApril, May and to date June,coupled with the cold summerlast year - have had conse-quences for the SussexWilldlife Trust’s Selwyns WoodNature Reserve. The butterflysurvey which we conduct eachweek has, so far, only takenplace on four out of the possi-ble eleven Thursdays. As aconsequence we have not hadsightings in the wood of ourregular spring butterflies –Orange Tip and Brimstone.Last week we did record a RedAdmiral, a butterfly that seemsto be increasing its numbers inthe UK, possibly changingfrom a summer visitor to a

year-round resident; we havealso already seen SpeckledWoods another species thatare doing relatively well.One of the most exciting sight-ings in Selwyns Wood, madeby a regular observer of theWood’s flora and fauna, was ofthe Beautiful demoiselle dam-selfly. This beautiful insectwith its shimmering metallicbody (male - blue , female -green) and in the case of themale dark brown wings, fliesgracefully over running wateralighting on vegetation closeto a stream edge to bask insunshine. It was in just such aposition that we saw it a weeklater – a rich reward for thework which Sussex WildlifeTrust volunteers had done in

clearing the banks of thestream to open it up and let inmore light. A less rewardingtask, in terms of wild-life sight-ings, has been the replace-ment of a large section ofboard-walk over a particularlywet and muddy area in thenorth-east corner of thereserve, but it is important tokeep the paths in good orderso that visitors can get aroundeasily and enjoy the wildlifewhich for the quiet and patientobserver is there to be seen.

Trevor HinceVolunteer Reserve Manager

(To find the reserve take FirgroveRoad by Cross-in HandMethodist Church for a little morethan half a mile and the reserveis signposted on the left. Driveslowly: you might miss it!)

THE Heathfield Partnership aims to help Heathfield and Waldron Parish based groups to getout and about, with a great deal on minibus hire; 12 or 16 seaters. For further information con-tact the Heathfield Partnership co-ordinator on 01892 610314. Our partners in the scheme areAge Concern, Kings Church, Heathfield Community College and Huffle Nursery.

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Some of the fruit picking has almost finished but you can still find plums, apples,blackberries and pears. Cooking apples, plums and pears stew and freeze welland can be used later in pies or toppings for desserts. Blackberries make a tastyjelly. Plums will also make a nice jam. If you are still picking runner beans you canblanch and freeze them for the winter. If you have a lot of weeds in your lawns, youcan still treat them – “Weed and Feed” I find is very good and for moss there is amoss killer and in turn the moss feeds the grass. Get rid of the weeds in the lawnsas it stops more seeds getting in the flower beds, hence less weeds. If the weath-er is dry don't forget water for the birds, as well as your tubs and bedding plants inthe garden. Most bedding plants are shallow rooted so when the garden gets drythey will suffer. If the weather is dry it is a good time to treat the wood on your gar-

den shed, fences, etc; I still like good oldcreosote. Thank you for reading myhints, I hope they help and have a goodsummer.


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HAVE YOU EVER TRIED BOWLS?The Club had a successful indoor bowl-ing season with both teams finishing inthe top halves of their leagues. In mid-April we held our Open Day and werevery pleased with the interest and atten-dance from outside the Club.The end of April saw the finish ofHoram's indoor bowling season.Unfortunately it also saw the end of goodweather for some time and this hascaused quite some backlog of fixtures.However, thanks to our indoor facilities,we have been able to keep in practiceand socialise. At last we are able to getout onto our lovely green and anticipatea busy summer.Internal Club competitions are beingplayed all the time leading up to ourFinals Day on Sunday 25 August. If youare interested in the sport, this is a goodday to drop by and join us for a cup oftea. Our entrance is off the village hallcar park.Our outdoor season ends towards theend of September; we then have a roofover our head again and start the indoorseason.For any further information, please con-tact Peter Dickinson on 01435 812887.

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NEWS FROM HEATHFIELD AND WALDRON PARISH COUNCIL

In May Cllr Peter Newnhamstood down as Chairman,having served his 3 yearterm and a new Chairman ofthe Parish Council waselected, Cllr Mrs Pat Clark.The Council would like tothank Peter for all his hardwork during hisChairmanship.The Queen’s DiamondJubilee seems a long timeago now, but we would liketo thank everyone who tookpart in the Parish Council’sevents – the planting of twoOak trees, a social gatheringat the Goward Hall and thelighting of our Beacon atCade Street. Despite theweather it was a very enjoy-able day. The trees wereplanted by pupils fromCross-in-Hand School and

we were very proud to havethe Chairman of EastSussex County Council, CllrChris Dowling, in atten-dance.Progress is continuing withthe development of the landat Theobalds Green; theapplication for the planningconditions was submitted atthe beginning of July. Wewill then need to invite ten-ders for the groundworksthat need to be carried out.Our first priority will be thesetting out of the allotmentsso that all those who havebeen waiting patiently for aplot will finally be rewarded.Hopefully many of you willhave visited our new officesat 73 High Street and takenadvantage of the additionalspace and improved access.

We have a meeting roomwithin the offices, with freeWi-Fi facilities, available forhire by local groups andorganisations. Pleaseenquire through the office on01435 865700.We hope as summeradvances that the weatherwill improve and look for-ward to the annual LeMarché which takes placeon the August Bank Holiday.Once again we would like tothank all the organisers fortheir hard work and we hopethat it will be a very success-ful and enjoyable day for all.

Diana FrancisClerk

Although the winter weather and usual ail-ments caused a few weeks cancellations, weare once more into the normal routine ofdancing each Tuesday evening, atChristchurch Hall in Horam, from 7.30pm to10.00pm. The next social evening is thePloughman’s Supper on Tuesday 31 July2012. For catering purposes anyone wishingto attend please telephone 01435 863151.

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This term has been very busy and it has been tricky dodging the rain. In May our tripto the Mohair Centre was a great success and the children are still recalling the won-derful morning that we all spent feeding the farm animals.The children were invited to join in with the Punnetts Town Primary School's May Poledancing and Jubilee Tea Party. The children all wore wonderful Jubilee crowns they hadmade and enjoyed a lovely cup cake for their tea. Our next family event was theWhizzy Wheels Sponsored Pedal. This was organised to raise funds for a pre-schoolthat is developing in The Gambia. In early July all the parents were invited to meet their child’s Key Person at the LittlePunnetts Parents evening. All the parents were delighted to have this opportunity to dis-cuss their children’s progress and plan new targets for the coming weeks. All agreed itwas useful and in fact vital to ensure early year’s practitioners and parents work togeth-er to support their children’s learning and development.July saw our much loved annual Sports Day at Little Punnetts Pre-School with all chil-dren participating in the 'Olympic' themed fun and games. The day also saw the'Leavers' of the Rising Five group at the pre-school where this year's annual ceremonyincluded the children being presented with gifts from the staff and a special cake, aswell as 'tongue-in-cheek' job predictions for all the leavers! Chair of the Management Committee for Little Punnetts, Karen Taylor, commented ‘It isvery exciting to see the pre-school grow from strength to strength. We aim to continueto provide affordable, high quality education and childcare for local families’. She alsoadded, ‘We are so proud of all of our pupils at Little Punnetts and wish our leavers ahappy future at school'.Little Punnetts are offering spaces for children aged 2 – 5 years. We welcome parentsto come and visit us at Little Punnetts. Please contact Louise Luck on 01435 831515.www.littlepunnetts.org.uk Reg. Charity No. 1095794

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Many, many years ago, when I was inmy primary school, I was taught thatEngland was very fortunate because theclimate was equable and temperate,never extreme. I believed what I wastold, but either my teacher was misled orthe world has changed!Look at this year. We had the most glo-rious Spring I can remember. I havenever seen such a glory of primroses onthe banks, so many bluebells in thewoods, such a variety of floweringshrubs in the gardens. Then it turnedbitterly cold again. We were forbiddento use hosepipes because we wereshort of water, then the heavens openedand the rain has hardly stopped.The wind howls now, and blasts theroses and foxgloves and I have turned

my heating on again. What can we relyon? A temperate climate? I don’t thinkso! It still gives us a topic of conversa-tion! Believe it or not, I have strawber-ries ripening in my garden, blackcurrantsweighing down the bushes and peachesripening out of doors, but I fear what ishappening to my sweet peas. Theweeds are flourishing and the lawnskeep growing. I needn’t be out of workfor ages! But I do not want to go to livein a flat with no garden to brood over!Please remember Heathfield FlowerShow on 18 August, at the HeathfieldCommunity Centre, Sheepsetting Lane.Even if you don’t show, you would enjoyit. Best wishes for whatever the weath-er does!

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East Sussex County CouncilCounty Hall, St Anne’s Crescent

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Heathfield & Waldron Parish Council73 High Street, Heathfield 01435 865700

Clerk: Diana Francis. Open 9.30am to 3.30pm

Wealden District CouncilPine Grove, Crowborough TN6 1DH 01892 653311 orVicarage Lane, Hailsham BN27 2AX 01323 442666

Local Councillors

District:Five Ashes and Cross in HandJonica Fox 01435 872763

HeathfieldRichard Angel 01435 864977

Jan Dunk 01435 865486

Nigel McKeeman 01435 830574

Peter Newnham 01435 862351

Horam: Susan Stedman 01435 813182

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Heathfield: Rupert Simmons 01435 813481

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01435 866734British Red Cross, Heathfield CentreMedical equipment loan 01435 864122Carers respite scheme 01435 861100

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