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RICHARD WILLIAMSON: Channel’s chill wind is home to Arctic migrants
“Take your sea-sick pill,” said my wife. An hour later: ‘Brought you a pint of beer,” said my brother.
Four one-act plays in one night
FOUR one-act plays in one night will be performed by Adur Theatre Company as part of the Adur Festival.
Steyning fair returns with aim to beat best
STEYNING Country Fair is back this year – and the aim is to beat the 2011 event, described as the “best yet”.
Splashpoint project ‘unprecedented’
THE new Splashpoint complex has been a major part of Cliff Harrison’s life for the past few months.
5 commentsFour one-act presented by Adur Theatre Company
ADUR Theatre Company based at Shoreham will be presenting four one act plays as part of the Adur Festival this year (May 30 and 31 and June 1).
Sport
Slaney and O’Toole take over at Mussels
IT is all change at Shoreham Football Club as Stuart Slaney has been named the new club chairman and Bryan O’Toole the new manager.
Wickers are finding things a struggle
SOUTHWICK Cricket Club captain Russell Martin admitted his side are finding things a struggle after their second successive heavy defeat to start the season on Saturday.
Australian stars heading to Arundel
A NUMBER of current and future Australian Test players will play a two-day game at Arundel Castle next month.
PICTURES: Worthing Raiders secure promotion video
WORTHING Raiders Rugby Club clinched promotion to National 1 for the first time in their history – and in the most dramatic fashion.
Still bowling along after 80 years
STEYNING Bowling Club is celebrating 80 years of bowling, and on Thursday evenings throughout May, is offering taster sessions to encourage more people to go along.
Raiders promoted into National 1
A CONVERTED Rob Smith try five minutes into injury-time saw Worthing Raiders Rugby Club promoted into National 1 on Saturday (May 11) after a 28-26 win at Stourbridge.
Video
VIDEO: Air ambulance in Worthing town centre video
ONLOOKERS gathered as the air ambulance landed in Worthing town centre today (Wednesday, May 15).
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Lifestyle
FILM: The Liability (15)
A young man discovers his deadly calling in this darkly comic road trip directed by Craig Viveiros.
FILM: The Great Gatsby 3D (12A)
At every great party, there is that inescapable moment when the music stops, the lights go up and all of the imperfections, which have been concealed so deliciously under a cloak of darkness, are suddenly thrown into sharp relief.
FILM: The Reluctant Fundamentalist (15)
Adapted from the 2007 novel by Mohsin Hamid, The Reluctant Fundamentalist is a taut drama directed by Mira Nair about a conversation between a Pakistani professor and an American investigative journalist that might in fact be a battle of wits between a terrorist and a CIA operative.
FILM: Mud (12A)
Following strong performances in Killer Joe, Bernie, Magic Mike and The Paperboy, which garnered several awards, Matthew McConaughey’s renaissance continues with an eye-catching central turn in Jeff Nichols’s tender coming-of-age drama set in rural Arkansas.
FILM: Deadfall (15)
Set largely during a blizzard along the Michigan-Canadian border, Deadfall sends a chill of disappointment down the spine.
Iconic hall to open again for Adur Art Trail
THE iconic St Mary’s Hall, in the middle of Shoreham, will be open to the public for the first time in five years, as the venue for Adur Art Trail’s Centrepiece exhibition.
Community
What’s going on at Pavilion Theatre?
KEEPING to the theatres theme from page 76, here is a picture from our files which was obviously taken at the Pavilion Theatre in Worthing.
NOSTALGIA: Those Were the Days
THEATRE in Worthing has faced years of ups and downs, but at the Ritz, part of the Connaught complex in Union Place, things are definitely looking up.
Youngsters helped create a new play area
FOLLOWING our Nostalgia features on the cheque presentations by Lavinia, Duchess of Norfolk (see above left), Mrs Margaret Matthews sent in a copy of an article showing where some of the money was spent.
Jam maker Louisa’s efforts brought sweet smell of success to Shoreham
SWEET smells used to fill Dolphin Road in Shoreham, when Cook’s jam factory was in business.
Shoreham power plant plans to be considered on Tuesday
A REVOLUTIONARY power plant that could be housed at Shoreham Port is due to be considered by Adur District Council’s planning committee on Tuesday night (May 7).
Adur East Lions’ egg raffle roaring success
GIANT Easter eggs distributed across Shoreham and Fishersgate were raffled off to raise money for charity.
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