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February/ March 2016 Issue No 35 DELIVERED FREE IN KNOLL AREA* Hangleton and Knoll Community Action Your voice, your solution! Hangleton & Knoll Hangleton and Knoll Community Action is the local Community Action action team for the Hangleton and Knoll area. The forum is made up of local residents, community “Get involved and have a say group representatives and service providers such as in your Community” the Local Police, Housing Officers, and Community Wardens. The forum meets regularly for YOU, local residents to openly raise issues affecting your lives in your community. The forum works in partnership with residents and service providers to find solutions to the issues YOU raise, maybe it’s Anti-Social Behaviour? Maybe it’s Parking? Maybe it’s Housing? Whatever the issue we are here to make sure your voice is heard. Housing, Fire Service, Community Safety, All meetings held 10.30am - 12noon at St Richard’s Church, Egmont Road Hove BN3 7FP Police, City Clean. Bring your questions along. Unable to attend? Question forms available at Next meeting will be Wednesday 3rd February 2016 St Richard’s Church and and we will be discussing Community Centre or at ***What would make Brighton and Hove www.communityaction-hk.org.uk a fairer place to live in?*** We ask you as local residents to join us for an Call Pat or Ann on 414483 opportunity to find out more about the city’s Fairness or email [email protected] Commission and a chance to have your say on making Brighton and Hove a fairer place to live

***Save the date for our Annual Bus meeting on Wednesday 18th May*** BEECHWOOD TREE SPECIALISTS For more information on how to contact us, please see the advert on the right. A Big Thank you from St Richard’s management NCHSCCARB to the crew who collect the rubbish and recycle BRIGHTON on the Knoll Estate for a good service! 01273 410764 Knoll Community Association and all the 07876 653 494 volunteers would like to thank the Councillors Dawn, Tony and Nick for the money they raised and donated so we could all be treated to a ALL WASTE TIMBER RECYCLED lovely lunch in The Railway Pub! PROFESSIONAL TREE AND HEDGE “SURGERY”

COMMUNITY AND LOCAL NEWS FROM THE KNOLL If you want to write or advertise in The Scroll contact Rali Sarker at Sarker Publishing on 07917 154 666 or email: [email protected]. You can find The Scroll online and more information at www.thescroll.co.uk.

*The Scroll is also delivered in areas like Laburnum, Moyne Close and some public places in Hangleton, Portslade and West Hove Now in its third year we’re very pleased to be able to launch our 2016 celebration of Music and Arts, live@hangleton!

We welcome sponsorship (large or small) from local businesses and organisations.

Please contact Rebecca Roach on 07803 594300 if you are interested in supporting this venture.

Festival tickets for access to all events will be available via our website and direct from St Helen’s too.

Thu 23rd June Chamber Concert – St Helen’s Church 7:30pm Please join us…. Tickets (includes glass of wine) £10 The live@hangleton Team Fri 24th June Folk & Blues Night – St Helen’s Church Hall 7:30pm W Tickets (includes Fish & Chip Supper) £15 e

a Sat 25th June Hangleton Youth Band – St Helen’s Church Hall 2:00pm l Tickets (includes interval Tea & Cake) £5 s o Twist & Shout – Retro Rock Night 7:30pm Tickets (Hot Dog Stall available) £10 w e Sun 26th June Sunday Service – St Helen’s Church 10:30am l Service with variety of live music c o Jazz on the lawns – St Helen’s Meadow 12:00pm m Jazz Trio and Class Brass Big Band e

Tickets (includes Buffet and live music til 5pm) £15 s Extra: Licensed bar available p Sat 18th June Children’s Art Workshop – St Helen’s Church hall 9am-12pm o throughout the festival n weekend including a 19th-26th June Art Exhibition – St Helen’s Church Hall s selection of locally brewed o real ales for you to enjoy. r Email: [email protected] s h i See website for further details: www.livehangleton.org p

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2 To submit an article or a comment to The Scroll see www.thescroll.co.uk or email: [email protected] Goldstone Primary School and The School PTA Friends of Goldstone School would like to say: A massive thank you to all parents and local businesses that have donated and helped source these fantastic prizes for our Christmas Fair, and to everyone that has bought and sold tickets – we couldn’t be successful without you! We have received: - £200 cash/cheque kindly donated by Howdens Joinery, thanks to Kirsty Baker - £150 Sainsburys vouchers kindly donated by Geoff Greenfield Ltd, thanks to parent Claire Billing - £100 Marks and Spencers vouchers kindly donated by Elliotts Estate Agents, Hangleton - 4 tickets to opening night of Holiday on Ice kindly donated by Brighton Centre - Afternoon tea for 2 at the Waterhouse restaurant – thanks to Metropole Hotel - £50 gift voucher for whistleandwolf.co.uk – thanks to parent Ayten Roberts - £30 meal voucher – thanks to Donatellos Restaurant - 2 prizes - Cut and Finish worth £62 and 20% discount off all services for 1 year thanks to Tai Hair and Beauty - 2 free tickets to any music event at The Latest Music Bar thanks to parent Ayten Roberts - 2 tickets to AMEX stadium tour – thanks to Albion in the Community - 2 pairs of tickets for a free game kindly donated by Laser Zone, Brighton (2 prizes) - Climbing voucher for 2 kindly donated by Brighton Boulder, Victoria Road, Portslade - 2 prizes - free entry for 6 to Corals Greyhound stadium - 4 half price entry tickets to Fishers Farm - After school or holiday course voucher for Artroom, Portland Road, Hove worth £65 - 2 free entry tickets to Paradise Park, Newhaven - 2 packs of 1 day saver tickets thanks to parent, Christine Gates at Brighton and Hove Buses - 4 Wristbands for free rides on Brighton Pier – thanks to parent Dave Rochford - £20 gift voucher thanks to TESCO, Church Road, Hove - 2 free tickets to Krater comedy club kindly donated by Komedia - Family ticket for a Royal London One Day Cup group match thanks to Sussex County Cricket Club - Gel nails to value of £20 thanks to parent Sara Crowe of Reflex-massage.co.uk - £99 voucher toward glasses or sunglasses thanks to Marco at www.speckywren.co.uk - Free MOT with Rapid Auto Centre, North Street, Portslade - 1 month unlimited entry to Westow’s for 2 children - 3 prizes - tubs of chocolates donated by Co-Op, Hangleton Road & Sainsburys, West Hove - £30 voucher to spend at PR Tools, English Close, Hove - Voucher worth £89 for free Spring term at WetWetWet Swim school, thanks to parent Briony Jacobs - Voucher worth £58.50 for free Spring term at Run School, thanks for parent Briony Jacobs - Free boiler service kindly donated by parent Wayne Smith of Goldstone Plumbing and Heating Plus offering 10% discount on any plumbing and heating needs for Goldstone parents - Bottle of wine donated by Hartley’s off licence, Hangleton Road - Cat scratch post donated by G Sander pet shop, Hangleton Road - 2 gift boxes worth £28 (containing silk eye mask and lavender bag) - by parent Ayten Roberts - 1 to value £54, containing silk eye mask, lavender bag and silk knickers kindly donated by parent aytengasson.com - Brass bird necklace worth £25 from Dowse Design, Western Road, - one off black dress worth £225 from Elif Kose in Rottingdean, - Retro style swimsuit by kissmedeadly.co.uk worth £79

On behalf of all Goldstone parents and children - big thank you to FrOGS committee: Gwenny Whelan- Burch, Sara Gregory, Jackie Ames, Sarah Clark, Katherine Matthews, Tac Carters & Denise Carter, all the other lovely committee involved but not mentioned, to the school staff, the wonderful tadpoles and parent volunteers who worked hard to make the Christmas Fair happen. Happy New Year to all! For more information please contact [email protected] or find us on Facebook:www.facebook.com/groups/frogspta Goldstone Primary School, Laburnum Ave, Hove, BN3 7JW

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Youth Work: T: 01273 706469 Michelle, Helen, Nina & Polly Hangleton and Knoll Health Forum at St Richard’s E: [email protected] nd Come and Join us at the next meeting Wednesday 2 March 10am-12noon Community: T: 01273 410858 Come for a cuppa at 9.30am Claire Johnson (Coordinator) & HK Health Forum is a group that works on improving local health services Clare Hopkins and acts as the patient participation group (PPG) for our four local surgeries; E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Hove Medical Centre, Benfield Valley Health hub (incorporating Burwash), Hangleton Manor and Links Road. www.facebook.com All residents of Hangleton and Knoll are welcome alongside all patients We have facebook It’s a friendly resident led pages! Search for Hangleton of our partner surgeries wherever they live. ; group that has so far raised and got answers on issues as diverse as blood and Knoll Youth Team Claire Johnson HK; Clare Community tests, patient data, older people’s activities and prescriptions. Worker and “like” our pages to be At every meeting the Practice Managers update on their issues and take questions kept up to date with activities and and comments on their services. The idea is that the group supports an ongoing events. conversation between patients and their Doctors. We often have speakers, updates on City Health matters and attendance from Healthwatch, the Clinical Catch our tweets Commissioning Group (CCG) and local pharmacists. www.twitter.com @HKP_info For more information contact Lulu T: 01273 881446 E:[email protected] Our HaKIT Leaflets which detail Coming up computer courses and free drop- ins are available to download Youth Team: from www.hkproject.org.uk Half Term & Easter Holiday Youth Activities: for information on activities in the school holidays more details are available on the youth teams Facebook page, or Regular Activities: contact the Youth Team on 01273 706469 [email protected] HaKIT Computer Drop-ins Community: At St Richard’s on Wednesdays: Wednesday 3rd Feb: Community Action 10.30am-12noon at St Richard’s (see page 1) 10am-12noon, 1pm-3pm, 3pm- Thur 4th Feb and 3rd Mar Multi-Cultural Women’s Group Coffee Morning 5pm. For help with getting online, 10am-12noon at St Richard’s learning the basics, writing a Mon 8th Feb: The Old Knollonians AGM, 2pm-4pm at St Richard’s; CV & one-to-one help available Contact Mike Hookham: 01273 777733 [email protected] with friendly helpful tutors and Thursday 11th Feb and 10th & 24th Mar: Multi Cultural Women’s Group, volunteers. Also find out about Health walks meeting 10am at Hangleton Community Centre new courses. Thur 18th Feb and 17th Mar: Older LGBT Meet up 11am-1pm at Emmaus Café, FREE lunch Contact Clare: 01273 410858, [email protected] Friday Computer Drop-in 10am- th rd 6pm-8pm at Hangleton Library Contact 1pm at St Richard’s. Wed 24 Feb and 23 Mar Dementia Café Lots of help and support available Joanna MacKinnon: 01273 726266, [email protected] from our qualified tutor David Friday 11th March 50+ AGM 2pm at St Richard’s Everybody Purkiss is welcome, come along and find out more about all your Funded by BHCC Money Works local 50+ activities Contact Angie Walker: [email protected] (see page 7). HaKIT drop-ins are Free

Want to know what’s happening in Hangleton & Knoll? Detached Youth Work: Youth We send out regular updates to over 300 residents about project and Team out & about after school in community activities & events so if you would like up to the minute information Hangleton & Knoll. For regular straight to your inbox please email: [email protected] and ask “add me updates and more info “like” our to the database”. Facebook page. Registered Charity No 113997; Company Limited by Guarantee No. 7260539 Tel: (01273) 881446 Email: [email protected] Web: www.hkproject.org.uk

4 The articles in The Scroll do not necessarily reflect the views of the Editor. All images are supplied by the authors. HOUNSOM UNITED Weekly Groups at St Richard’s Monday REFORMED CHURCH Yoga: 9.30am until 10.30am Top of Nevill Avenue Bilingual Tots: 9.30am until 11.30am Zumba with Multicultural Group: 12noon until 1.30pm SUNDAY SERVICES OF WORSHIP & OTHER ACTIVITIES Circuit Training for Ladies: th 3.30pm until 6pm 14 Feb 10.30am All-age service Young Women’s Group: 7pm until 9pm 21st Feb 10.30am with Holy Communion Girl Guides: 6pm until 9pm 28th Feb 10.30am Family Worship Knoll Community Association: every 2nd Mon of the month 28th Feb 6.30pm Holy Communion BHSSG group: every 1st Mon of the month Tuesday Sat 27th February Jumble Sale 10am.-12noon ESOL Group: 9am until 12noon Sat 12th March 10am Coffee Morning Tai Chi for Over 50’s: 12noon until 1pm Forget-Me-Knots: th 1pm until 4pm Sun 13 March 10.30am All-age Service 50+ Singing Group: 1.15pm until 2.45pm Sun 20th March 10.30am Family Worship Keep Fit Penny’s Pilates: 7pm until 8.30pm th Wednesday Sun 25 March Good Friday 11am Church Service: 9.20am until 10am Holy Communion Pilates: 10.30am until 1pm Easter Sunday 10.30am. Family Worship Computer Drop-In: through the day Kate Pilates: 6.30pm until 7.30pm HOUNSOM FELLOWSHIP Saxophone Tuition: 7pm Alternate Tuesdays at 2.30pm Thursday Speakers, fun and friendship, Knoll Lunch Club: 11.15am until 2.15pm Refreshments Multicultural Women’s Group: 10am until 12noon All are welcome to join us Bingo: 7pm until 9pm Friday GIRLS’ BRIGADE ESOL Group: 9am until 12noon Wednesday evenings during school term Line Dancing: 1pm until 3pm 5.30pm-7pm 5-8yrs Children’s Balhivar Group: 6pm until 8.15pm 6pm-7.45pm 8-11yrs Tai-Chi: 6pm until 7pm 6.45pm-8.30pm 11-18yrs Saturday Bingo: 7pm until 9pm NOAH’S ARK Sunday Parent/Carer Pre-school Group (for 0-4 years) Church Service: 9.15am until 10.15am Wednesdays 9.45am-11.45am during school Tai-Chi: 1pm until 3pm term times. Activities, Singing, Refreshments, Tea for Elderly: 3pm until 6pm Every 3rd Sun of the Month £1 per child per session Call Pat or Ann on 414483 for further details

RECYCLE AT ST RICHARD’S

Community Centre,

Egmont Road,Hove.

Please drop into the foyer of the community centre and use the The Hangleton & West Blatchington Food Bank aims to recycling bins provided to get rid provide food to individuals and families who find of your not needed anymore themselves in crisis or urgent need. bras and shoes. The Food Bank is open every Wednesday between NEW: Now you can recycle your 12.30pm-2.30pm PAPER (in the bins situated right of the gates). St George’s Church Hall, Court Farm Road, Think of the environment while clearing up! Hove, BN3 7QR.

We offer a hot or cold drink and a chat with people who may be able to point you in the right direction for assistance. We then accompany you to collect a parcel Turn To Us For Help from our range of tinned and dried goods. And Support To receive a food parcel you must be referred by a local agency such as Social Services, your GP, In your time of need we’ll take care of all the Church, School or Community Support Organisation. funeral arrangements. Call us 24 hours a day. The Food Bank is run by volunteers from St George’s Catholic Church and St Peter’s Anglican Church, both . ORNFORD & ON of Court Farm Road, Hove W C S UNERAL IRECTORS For more information phone or email: 07990 631892 F D [email protected] 01273 726766 8-9 Queens Parade, Hangleton, Hove, East Sussex BN3 8JG. Part of Dignity plc. A British Company.

Have you ever thought of becoming a Committee Member of a Community Group?

•Are you aged 50+? And finally….To see just how •Would you like to be part of something rewarding volunteering can be please read our very own Angie Walker’s story below. rewarding in your local community? •Would you like to develop your skills and Angie’s story… knowledge? •Are you looking for something to do with I moved back to Hangleton after many years away your time? and did not know many people. I was looking for something to do with my time after retirement. The Hangleton and Knoll 50+ Steering Group is So I responded to an advert in this newsletter looking for volunteers and have now been a a friendly group made up of local older people. Hangleton and Knoll Project Volunteer for the The group organise many activities and events past 5 years. I started by taking notes for the to support the needs of local older people. meetings at Hangleton and Knoll Community Action Activities include monthly day trips, an annual (the Local Action Team for the Area), which brings information event and a Tea Dance. The group together residents and service providers to address also supports the development of new groups issues such as community safety and Anti-Social Behaviour. I then gradually became more involved and activities ensuring Hangleton and Knoll is a in different groups and projects. I supported the vibrant community for older people with lots of Amaze Parent-Carer group (supporting parents activities on offer. with children that have additional needs) with their coffee mornings. I talked to parents and helped We are currently looking for new committee with promotion in the local area. I attend the Health members to join us to support our work in the Forum meetings and represent local patients at following areas: meetings to help improve local health care. I am now the Secretary of the Hangleton and • This includes 50+ Publicity and Marketing. Knoll 50+ Steering Group and have helped with developing our social media presence i.e. many different things such as event organising, Facebook; designing flyers and posters for press releases and outreach to the community. events, maintaining and updating the 50+ website I really enjoy volunteering and am able to do and writing articles for the local community as much or as little as I want. My confidence newsletters. in my abilities has increased enormously, and I am continually meeting new people. I feel •Community fundraising - helping with funding much more involved with the local community, and have made a number of good friends as applications, getting raffle prizes and general a result. I have learned many new skills along fundraising activities. the way including public speaking, report writing, engaging with new people and building • 50+ outreach and promotion. Working with relationships. the group to promote local activities by leafleting local 50+ groups, community buildings, sheltered Everyone at The Hangleton and Knoll Project housing, helping with information stands at public has made me very welcome, and they use my events, and visiting local groups. expertise which I gained during my working life, which makes me feel useful and appreciated. Training and support is available from our Older I enjoy being a member of the 50+ Steering People’s Community Worker Clare Hopkins. group as it is so busy and varied, there is always something new to discuss, decisions If you would like more information or to discuss to be made – there is never a dull moment! any of the roles in more detail please contact And I know that we really are making a difference Clare, email [email protected] or to people’s lives which makes me feel good. call 01273 410858. by Angie Walker, 50+ Steering Group Secretary.

6 To submit an article or a comment to The Scroll see www.thescroll.co.uk or email: [email protected] The Grow Project - Come and Join Us!

The Grow Project is celebrating its 5th birthday this year. Grow is a charity seeking to improve people’s wellbeing by helping them to connect with beautiful Sussex countryside. Conservation work, nature connection techniques, green woodworking and mindfulness are amongst the activities on offer. The atmosphere is welcoming, non-judgemental and supportive. If anxiety or social isolation are preventing you from experiencing the healing affects of being out in nature, then this might be the course for you. It’s completely free, including a light lunch and transport from central Brighton.

Grow will be recruiting from early February for the next 8-week season which will run every Thursday from 3rd March to 21st April 2016.

Download an application form from the website: www.growingwellbeing.org.uk or call 07504 217445 for more details.

New Knitting Group at Hangleton Library

Can you Knit or crochet? Do you want to learn to knit or crochet? Have you got unfinished projects that you need help with? Perhaps you would just like to come along and natter whilst doing your knitting? If so, please come to our 50+ Steering Group AGM Knit and Natter group - Everyone welcome. Friday 11th March 2016 Meeting on Thursday mornings St Richard’s Community Centre, Egmont Road, Hove, BN3 7FP 10am-12noon at Hangleton Library 2pm-4pm

We will be showcasing the work of the community groups we have supported over the last year, including photos of our annual 50+ event.

Contacts: Keith Mason (50+ Chair) Email: [email protected] or Clare Hopkins HKP Community Worker for Older People [email protected] or 01273 410858 for further details.

Hangleton Library Tel: 01273 296904 We look forward to seeing you (see more on page 11)

To submit an article or a comment to The Scroll see www.thescroll.co.uk or email: [email protected] To advertise in The Scroll see www.thescroll.co.uk or email: [email protected] 7 Little Lambs Kindergarten Open since January 2011 at St Helen’s Church Hall NEW SETTING OPENED JANUARY 2015 - Little Lambs Knoll Park Free-flow indoors and outdoors, including regular visits to local parks, woodland, seaside, soft play and farms. We offer a nurturing, stimulating and safe learning environment that aims to offer a new and exciting approach to early years’ education.

New setting at Knoll Park, Open 7.30am to 6pm, Monday to Friday, 48 weeks of the year. Holiday clubs also available for pre-school and primary school children After school club for primary aged children Little Lambs Hangleton to continue as term time 8am to 3pm

2 year old funding and 3/4 year old EYFE funding available Highly qualified practitioners

Home visits available Working alongside Hangleton and Benfield schools to create the perfect transition to school We are now able to offer spaces to under 2 year olds at our Hangleton Setting Please contact Lisa or Eva for more information and to book your child’s place Email: [email protected] Telephone: 01273 933631 www.littlelambskindergarten.yolasite.com

8 The articles in The Scroll do not necessarily reflect the views of the Editor. All images are supplied by the authors. Another Happy End of the Year, LOCAL COUNCILLORS Courtsey of Dawn, Tony and They are looking after our local area and Nick’s Fundraising will hear out all the residents concerns. Christmas and New Year should be a time of Please contact them: joy and celebration when friends and family come together to share precious moments. Dawn Barnett Sadly this is not the case for everyone in rd the local community. Indeed it can be the 4pm - 5pm 3 Friday in month most lonely time of year for some people, St Richard’s Community Centre, particularly elderly residents who may have Egmont Road, Hove recently lost a partner. For this reason for the last 5 years we have raised money to give Tel: 291198 a festive boost to some of the excellent Email: [email protected] groups who work with and help older, often vulnerable people in Hangleton & Knoll. We are delighted to say that 2015 was our most successful fundraising effort Tony Janio so far with £3400 of donations from local 4pm - 5pm 1st Friday in month businesses and individuals. Hangleton Library, We used £1750 of the money to help organise West Way, Hove Christmas parties (including an entertainer) at Churchill House and Aldrington Place and Tel: 296434 we took 28 people from the Get Together Club Email: [email protected] to the Hangleton Manor for a festive meal and drinks. As far as we could see everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves! Nick Lewry 4pm - 5pm 4th Friday in month In addition to the Christmas parties, the Hangleton Community Centre, remainder of the money was distributed by Harmsworth Crescent, Hove St Richard’s Church to the following local initiatives for older people – Crafty Adults £190; Short mat bowling £200; Forget-me- Tel: 291641 knots £190; 50+ Tai Chi £190; Knoll Pilates Email: [email protected] £190; The Singing group £190; Knoll Lunch Club £190 and the Knoll Advice Centre £50. Note from Dawn, Tony and Nick: In addition £50 was set aside for incidental expenditure. “Thanks to all residents for voting us in the last elections! It is good that you have faith in us and Finally, £210 was given to the wonderful we will continue to work in your best interest” volunteers, without whom most of these activities that take place at St Richard’s would not happen. We owe them a huge debt Hangleton & Knoll of gratitude. Our local Councillors Dawn, Tony and Nick would like you to contact them We would like to thank all those people (details above) if you see a dog being who donated so generously to our walked out without a lead. fundraising appeal. Did you know that there is a £80 fine to the owner? Best wishes, and Happy New Year, Please do get in touch if you have any concerns. Cllr Dawn Barnett, Cllr Tony Janio You can also call 01273 292445 and Cllr Nick Lewry to report.

The articles in The Scroll do not necessarily reflect the views of the Editor. All images are supplied by the authors. If you reply to an advertisement or an advertorial, please don’t forget to mention The Scroll 9 TAI CHI In Shape For Life Knoll Community Association FOR EVERYONE Weekly Low Impact Sessions nd AGED 50 PLUS Meets the 2 Monday for Adults of every month at 7.30pm A gentle exercise that improves balance and fitness at Hangleton Community Centre at St Richard’s Church and Community Mondays 9.30am - 10.30am at St Richard’s Church and Community Centre, Egmont Road, Hove Centre, Egmont Road, Hove Every Tuesday 12noon - 1pm Harmsworth Crescent, Hove, BN3 8BW All local residents welcome Cost is £5 per session For more information call For further information call Ann or Pat on 414483 Active For Life on 01273 292724 For further information call Ann or Pat on 414483

Knoll Lunch Club “Forget-Me-Knots” Bingo! Join us for a fresh cooked meal, dessert Join us for a cup of tea and chat on Come along for a fun evening plus tea or coffee for only £4 Tuesday from 1pm - 4pm Thursday and Saturday 7pm - 9pm at St Richard’s Church and Community at St Richard’s Church and Community at St Richard’s Church and Community Centre, Egmont Road, Hove Centre, Egmont Road, Hove Centre, Egmont Road, Hove

Thursday from 11.15am - 2.15pm Activities include bingo, bring Tea and Coffee, Transport available door to door - 50p and buy and a raffle Soft Drinks,Weekly Raffle For further information call Ann or Pat on 414483 For further information call Ann or Pat on 414483 For further information call Ann or Pat on 414483

The Scroll is published with the support Hangleton and Knoll REACH NEW CUSTOMERS of and Advertise in The Scroll Local Knoll Newspaper Knoll Community Association Community Directory Estimated readership 4,500 www.hangletonandknollcommunity.org.uk Discounts for yearly subscriptions and free services, community groups non-profit organisations who kindly donated a PC which saved up the funds the newspaper makes and and organisations Deadline for submitting in thus made it possible for low budgeted April/May 16 Edition: community groups, new businesses and of benefit to local 5h March 2016 charities to be charged at very discounted Contact Rali Sarker on 07917 154 666; rates or published free. Hangleton & Knoll residents. email: [email protected]; website: www.thescroll.co.uk

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‘The ladies that care’ Independent, Family Run Business 5 minutes walk from St Peter’s Church on Hangleton road PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW ADDRESS offers the following: AND PHONE NUMBER: Travel clinic, vaccines and anti-malarials 20 Blatchington Road, Flu and other specialist vaccines including chickenpox (corner of Brooker Street) Prescriptions collected from all surgeries in Hove, BN3 3YN Brighton and Hove 01273 734242 Prescriptions and pharmacy products delivered free to your workplace or home www.motheranddaughterfuneraldirector.co.uk email: [email protected] Easy, free parking available outside the pharmacy. 24 Hour Personal Caring Service Pre Paid Funeral Plans 01273 204 905 Home Arrangements

10 To submit an article or a comment to The Scroll see www.thescroll.co.uk or email: [email protected] A Celebration of Multi-Cultural History and Heritage Sunday 20th March 2016 1pm-4pm At St Richard’s Church, Egmont Road, Hove BN3 7FP - Music and Dance Workshops - A Fun, Free Event for all the Family! - African Drumming - All Welcome! - Arabic and Indian Food - All activities are Free! - Banyan Tree Puppet Show - Food for sale - all proceeds - Film and talks go to the Hangleton and Knoll - Multi-Cultural History Exhibition Multi-Cultural Women’s Group - Face Painting ‘Hangleton and Knoll For more information please contact Multi-cultural Women’s Group Claire Johnson, call 01273 410858 or email [email protected] Hangleton Library West Way, Hangleton, Hove, East Sussex BN3 8LD Open: Tuesdays 9.30am-1pm and 2pm-5.30pm, Wednesdays 2pm-5.30pm, Thursdays 9.30am - 1pm & 2pm-7pm, Fridays 2pm-5.30pm, Saturdays 9.30am-1pm & 2pm-4pm. EVERYONE WELCOME. Book group on last Saturday of each month - 11am-12.15pm at Hangleton Library in the meeting room. Tea, coffee and biscuits provided (small donation requested). Knitting Group - for all those interested in knitting and crochet. Thursday mornings 10am-12noon. Dementia Café at Hangleton Library Last Wednesday of the month 6pm-8pm. For more information: Alzheimer’s Society: 01273 726266 www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/libraries Tel: 01273 296904 Wi-Fi available

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