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61A CROYDON ROAD, CATERHAM CR3 6PD 01883 348877 8 the Caterham and District Independent July 2011 01883 346641 CATERHAM AUTO CataxLtd REPAIRS Est. 1946 All Mechanical & Body Repairs Caterham’s longest established taxi Servicing, MOTs company Minis a Speciality CATERHAM OFFICE Roffes Lane, Caterham Surrey CR3 5PT 01883 345151 01883 348748 www.caterhamtaxis.com No. 62 July 2011 CIRCULATION: 22,000 ESTABLISHED 2006 FREE ‘Perfect’ setting for Classic Summer Evening Grounds of David Gold’s house, ‘The Chalet’, in full bloom ready for next week’s open air concert. The groundsman and garden- dridge Community Fund first classical musicians. It will ers at ‘The Chalet’ in Tupwood had the idea for a concert look amazing when the stage Lane, Caterham, have been when Mr Gold hosted an has been erected against the working hard to ensure the ‘Open Garden’ event for the backdrop of the Victorian lawns and flowerbeds are in Fund last year. house.” tip-top condition ready for the Jeremy said: “Mr Gold really Songwriter and founder of open-air classical concert tak- liked the idea because he said the Orpheus Centre in God- ing place there on Saturday it will give the public the stone, Richard Stilgoe will be 2nd July. chance to see his garden in the compere for the evening. The concert, the first of its high summer, instead of in The concert will feature tal- kind in Caterham, is being the spring when he normally ented musicians playing held to raise funds for the opens the garden for charity. music by Elgar, Ravel, Tandridge Community Fund He agreed that the sweeping Chopin, Gershwin, Beethoven local charity, that was set up lawns by the terrace will and more. The gates will David Gold and his fiancée Lesley Manning in the grounds of in 2008 to help local causes. be perfect for sitting with a open at 2pm with the music ‘The Chalet’ in Tupwood Lane last spring. Jeremy Webster from the Tan- picnic and listening to the starting at 4pm. Tickets cost from £12-£20 and are avail- See inside for our eight- able from Vivace Pianos in the High Street, Caterham- page Caterham Festival on-the-Hill or by calling 01483 444334. 2011 souvenir special! FREEPHONE !'1%)# 805 UT DDE 0800 083 0513 2!#%) 4$! DDOO ESS "2!! 0( 0" DunottarDunottar 8052 $0(! 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A pub- An exhibition of Islam is is delighted Surrey County being held in Chaldon on lic consultation will be car- Diary of a Council has decided not to Saturday 2nd July as part of ried out later this year. Plantaholic 6 introduce on-street pay a nationwide campaign or- Leader of Tandridge Dis- by Sue Baines and display to the district. ganised by one of Britain’s trict Council, Councillor This follows the district oldest Muslim communities, Gordon Keymer, said: “We Education 8 council’s strong objection the Ahmadiyya Muslim are pleased Surrey has lis- to the proposals, sup- Association (AMA). The aim the essence of Muslim belief tened to the community Caterham Festival ported by MP Sam Gyimah, of the campaign is to drive - ‘Love for All, Hatred for and to the council and re- Souvenir local traders and residents. home the message of peace None’. alised that pay and display Supplement 11-18 Earlier this year, Tandridge and counter extremists who The exhibition and informal would not work in this District Council passed a hijack the faith for political get-together in Chaldon Vil- area, particularly as our Readers’ Letters 19 motion to oppose the pro- ends. lage Hall is part of the na- own car parks are free. posals by Surrey County Dr. Maqbool Sethi of the tionwide awareness What’s On 20 Council to introduce park- The district led the wave of AMA said: “We want to pro- programme. From ing charges on the dis- opposition across the mote the true meaning of 10.30am-4.30pm there will Quick Quiz 20 trict’s roads. The motion county to these proposals Islam both as a religion and be a display of books, was unanimously agreed and this is an excellent ex- culture to the general public leaflets and posters on Who wants to be 20 by all councillors. ample of the council, MP, through various awareness Islam and the AMA, includ- a Volunteer? Surrey County Council has local traders and residents programmes. The AMA ing topical issues such as by Marion Piggott decided not to introduce pulling together on an condemns all forms of ter- women in Islam. Refresh- on-street pay and display, issue of great local impor- rorism and totally disagrees ments will be available. Classified ads 21 but will review commuter tance.” with the violent response of For more information about the Property 22-28 some Muslims to various re- campaign go to www.love- cent events.” forallhatredfornone.org or the Hundreds of ‘Peace Buses’ official website of the Ah- ADVERTISERS! have been travelling across madiyya Muslim Community, We can help you promote your business The Caterham and District the UK with banners asserting www.alislam.org Independent to thousands of people in Caterham and 33 High Street its surrounding towns. For more information Caterham Surrey CR3 5UE OPEN: Monday-Friday please call 01883 346641. 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The thieves a free no obligation consultation. visited the premises twice, All works are carried out first during the night of Sat- by Castle’s fully employed staff urday 11th June when they 1st Chaldon Guide Leaders Michaela Pearce (left) and Claire and covered by our 10 year broke into the hut by using insurance backed guarantee. Styles by the ransacked equipment shed. bolt-cutters to break the Open for business as usual - lock. Nothing was taken, Helen Curran, District Com- buckets for putting out Telephone Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm but the contents were dis- missioner for Caterham fires, date back over 50 Saturday/Sunday 10am - 4pm turbed and the shed left in and Chaldon Guides said: years and are irreplaceable 01883 627300 disarray. On discovering “The shed is where the because of their sentimen- Email. [email protected] 10 YEAR Guides keep their tents, tal value. 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