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Crawley festival
All you need to know
SUMMER 2019 ISSUE 89
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Public Spaces
Protection Order
SUMMER 2019 | ISSUE 89
The borough of Crawley excluding
Crawley
Gatwick Airport
Borough
Welcome
Councillors
No anti-social Alcohol
use of vehicles control zone
These prohibitions are to ensure public
spaces can be enjoyed and kept
safe from anti-social behaviour.
Failure to comply with this order is
a criminal offence.
Offences carry a maximum penalty
upon conviction of a fine not
exceeding £1,000.
Offences may also be dealt with by
a fixed penalty notice.
The public spaces protection order
Crawley Borough Council website at can be found on the
crawley.gov.uk/PSPO
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To your SUMMER issue of Crawley Live. M
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In this issue we highlight the great variety of events
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around the town in this year’s Crawley Festival, taking
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place from 15 June-6 July. See pages 18-19 for all the
details. Orchard PE
There are more events and activities planned throughout
Street
the summer months to help keep you and the family
entertained including the return of the free outdoor Morrison
cinema in the town centre! Find all you need to know on 27 14-15
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pages 16-17.
And finally, details of your ward councillors can be found
on pages 14-15 following the May local elections.
Contents
Have a wonderful summer. Orchard
News
Street
4-5 News from around the town
Community
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8 My Mayoral year
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Former Mayor looks back on his year in office
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11 Public Space Protection Order
The new legislation explained
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14-15 Elections
Your ward councillors following May's local elections
If you, or someone you know, would like Crawley Live in large 16-17 Events
There's lots on in Crawley this summer
print, please contact Samantha Sheppard on 01293 438539
or email samantha.sheppard@crawley.gov.uk 18-19 Crawley Festival
Editor Samantha Sheppard 21 K2 Crawley sporting wall
Design Crawley Borough Council Honouring Crawley's sporting excellence
Published by Crawley Borough Council, Town Hall, 23 Diverted Giving
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The Boulevard, Crawley, West Sussex RH10 1UZ Supporting homelessness
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CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019 3
News
Council adopts zero-tolerance
towards littering
Crawley Borough Council’s Community Wardens
The bandstand
will be issuing on-the-spot fines to members of Following a complete renovation, the bandstand
the public caught littering. was relocated to its new site in the Memorial
The decision was made to implement the zero-tolerance Gardens in June 2018.
policy after the council’s Streetscene Team noticed an But did you know it was originally made by Hill and Smith in
increase in litter, chewing gum and leftover food on their daily Dudley in 1891 for Gatwick Racecourse? It was used during
rounds of the town. race meetings including three Grand Nationals during the First
Littering not only looks unsightly but encourages pests, World War.
such as rats, which carry diseases and parasites that can be Gatwick Airport opened in 1933 and expansion meant the
harmful to humans. bandstand had to be removed.
Previously, anyone caught littering received a verbal warning It was sold in 1952 to Crawley Development Corporation. In
and was asked to pick up the dropped item. However, in a bid 1958 it was salvaged, refurbished and re-erected in Queens
to crack down on the issue, Community Wardens will issue an Square as part of the construction of the new town centre and
£80 Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) straightaway. remained there until 2016.
The new policy has been implemented with immediate effect. The bandstand is available for hire throughout the year by
For more information on Community Wardens, visit local groups and organisations looking for a performance
crawley.gov.uk/communitywardens venue. Please contact the Facilities Team on 01293 438188
to book and for more information.
New Mayor of Crawley 2019/20 Crawley Connects
The new Mayor of Crawley, Citizens Advice in West Sussex is delighted to
Councillor Raj Sharma, was announce a new National Lottery community-
elected at the Annual Crawley funded project in partnership with Safe in
Borough Council meeting in Sussex, CAP Enterprises, and Citizens Advice
May. North West Kent.
Councillor Sharma, who was elected The service will focus on advice for immigration, domestic
to represent the Southgate ward in abuse and welfare benefits. However, it will also take a
2014, was born in Delhi, India. more holistic approach and support other issues such as
He began his career as a tutor at Featherstone Dovetail Youth employment, housing and debt issues.
Wing in Southall, West London in 1976. Then in 1992, having
The service in the communities will initially be available in the
moved to Crawley, he started working as a Neighbourhood
following locations:
Youth Worker at Crawley Youth Centre and later progressed to
the Centre Manager. Broadfield Library every Monday from 10am-2pm
Bewbush Community Centre alternate Tuesdays from 10am-
Raj lives in Furnace Green and is a member of various bodies
2pm
including Crawley Campaign Against Racism, Crawley Town
Twinning Association, Southgate Conservation Area Advisory The main Citizens Advice Crawley service is open for drop-
Committee, Southgate Community Forum and is also an ins Monday to Friday from 9.30am-4pm at The Orchard,
ambassador for The Hawth. Gleneagles Court, Brighton Road, Crawley RH10 6AD
His chosen charities are The Posh Club and Manor Green For more information about this project please contact
College. sandra.carrillodefuente@westsussexcab.org.uk
4 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019
Crawley achieves Skills Old hotel sign is given a new
Academy status lease of life
Crawley Borough Council has achieved National A hotel sign, created
Skills Academy for Construction (NSAfC) status by late Crawley sign
for existing and forthcoming sites in the town writer and resident
centre. Ron Goodall, has been
This prestigious recognition, and the chance to launch a Town donated to Crawley
Centre Skills Academy, has been given by the Construction Museum, preserving it
Industry Training Board (CITB).
for future generations.
It will allow the council to work with Crawley College,
town centre site developers and construction contractors The George Hotel in the
to implement a town centre skills academy programme, Historic High Street donated
unlocking local construction jobs and apprenticeship the original sign for the site,
opportunities for residents. with the help of contractors Mears, MPS and D.C. Donovan’s,
who provided time and resources to help remove the sign from
Achieving NSAfC status is an important step in the Crawley its base at the back of the hotel.
Employment and Skills Programme.
Ron Goodall came to Crawley New Town in 1953 with his
For more information visit regeneratingcrawley.org.uk/ family and settled in Northgate. As the only sign writer in the
content/employment-skills town, Ron worked for everyone in the area including Gatwick
Airport, sign writing on planes, factories, shop fronts, vans and
lorries. He is thought to have created the sign in the early 80s.
The sign will be cleaned up, restored and displayed at Crawley
New ultra-low emissions buses Museum.
for Sussex and Surrey Visit Crawley Museum at 104 The High Street.
New, very low emissions buses have started
making their first journeys out and about around
Sussex and Surrey.
10 single-deck Wright Euro VI Micro Hybrid StreetLite buses
Game on at The Comic Shop
recently arrived at the Metrobus Crawley depot and are A new business on the Historic High Street has
making their first journeys with passengers. completed its refurbishment thanks to a small
These buses emit up to 98 per cent less nitrogen oxides (NOx), business grant from Crawley Borough Council.
which are created during fuel combustion and can pollute the
air. This means the new buses will improve local air quality. The Comic Shop received the maximum amount of £2,000 to
Because these buses use stop-start technology, there are no finish its major revamp.
emissions at bus stops as their engines aren’t idling. It also Since opening in December 2018, the niche shop has proven
means fuel use can be reduced by up to 10 per cent. popular with comic and gaming enthusiasts from in and
Four of these UK-built buses are on the Horsham-Crawley- around Crawley.
Gatwick route 200 and six on routes 430 and 435, around With the works complete, they’ll bring forward plans to use
Reigate, Redhill and Merstham. the shop as a function room for charities, groups and local
They’re not just incredibly clean and fuel efficient, the businesses, as well as holding games nights, events and
StreetLites also have free wi-fi and USB charging points at activity sessions.
every seat, as well as infotainment TV screens showing route The grants scheme is for small businesses in Crawley with
and service information. fewer than 50 employees. For more information visit
crawley.gov.uk/business
crawley.gov.uk/news
CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019 5
Community spotlight
Crawley Keyboard Club
Join them for a friendly evening once a month at Furnace Green Community
Centre, playing live music that appeals to all tastes from popular, light classics and
musicals to Glenn Miller and the 60s.
The club is a non-profit, charitable organisation
welcoming regular and new audiences, either as visitors
or new members. Members are people who love music,
some play their own keyboard at home or simply just
enjoy listening to live music.
Do-it-yourself afternoons are usually held once a month
where members can bring their own keyboards and meet
others in a relaxing atmosphere.
Concerts are held at the Furnace Green Community
Centre in Ashburnham Road on the last Friday of every
month (except December). Artistes come from all over
the UK and Europe – some have been playing for many
years and are extremely talented, others young and just
starting out.
To commemorate its 30th birthday this year, the club is
holding celebratory concerts; something a bit different
with an added variety show. They’re also part of the
2019 Crawley Festival line up with a concert on
Friday 28 June featuring special guest, Elizabeth
Harrison.
Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start, finishing at
10pm. Visitors are welcome for an entry fee of £7.
There’s free parking and tea and coffee during the
interval!
For more information call Brenda on 01293 784166,
email brenda@tigerpals.co.uk or find them
on facebook.com/crawleykeyboardclub or at
organfax.co.uk/clubs/crawley
6 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019
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My Mayoral year –
Former Mayor of Crawley, Carlos Castro, sums up
his term in office.
My year as Mayor was very busy supporting our local community. Although I
can’t mention every single engagement, I’ll highlight some that are likely to be
memorable to you too.
Attending the Armed Forces Day event in June was an Throughout the year I had the chance to help support local
opportunity to show support for the men and women who charities and annual events, organised by our amazing
make up the armed forces community; from serving troops residents who volunteer their precious time to make our
to service families and veterans to cadets. I took pride in the community a better place to live. From multicultural
speech I wrote to show my gratitude. celebrations and traditional ones like the Poppy Appeal
where I met Ken, a 97-year-old veteran. Also presenting
certificates to residents for their outstanding achievements
including Scouts, at Crawley Community Awards and
attending the Crawley Fire Station’s open day.
The diary got really busy leading up to Christmas and
driving the Christmas sleigh up to the High Street was great
fun. Speaking of the High Street, we have great events
happening throughout the year here and it was really
awesome to see the London to Brighton Veteran Car Run – I
even had the pleasure of meeting Yasmin Le Bon! In Tilgate
I would like to thank local businesses who have supported
Park I proudly (and safely!) managed to light the beacon to
me with prizes throughout the year in order to help raise
mark 100 years since the end of the First World War.
funds for my chosen charity, The Forget Me Not Club and
all the individuals who bought raffle tickets and made
donations. The funds will help the charity continue their
great work and raise their profile.
I can’t express how honoured I am for the amazing chance
to represent this town I fell in love with. Crawley’s become
my home. I don’t need to be born here to call it that, but
it is my home and where my children will have a future. I
thank you all for your support and I look forward to a new
chapter.
From the Leader With Crawley's first all-out elections in 15 years over, and all the bureaucracy involved in starting a new council year complete, it's a relief to again be able to focus solely on the challenges facing our town. The Government has taken the last of Crawley's grant and I'm determined to avoid cuts, which means trying to make up the difference through money-generating schemes such as the redevelopment of the Town Hall site. Housing continues to be a huge challenge and while we are building hundreds of new affordable homes every year, the challenge we're now working on is finding new land for homes without losing valuable green space. Gatwick has also changed ownership and there are questions as to what changes at the airport might mean for Crawley. While the path of our country remains uncertain, whatever happens you will continue to have a council which is on your side. Councillor Peter Lamb Leader of Crawley Borough Council Have your say on arts and culture Crawley Borough Council, with funding from Arts Council England, is inviting you to get talking about the current arts and culture offer in the town. The consultation focuses on identifying gaps and gathering information on how arts and culture can be improved. Results will be used to develop an arts and culture strategy for Crawley. There are only five questions and it takes just a couple of minutes to complete. Visit crawley.gov.uk/getinvolved ‘Mystic Joe’, a fun and interactive concept, cleverly incorporates art and technology, recording responses to the consultation via a touchscreen. It will be visiting local venues, events and businesses to ensure as many members of the public as possible have an opportunity to contribute to the consultation. Details of the schedule can be found on the council’s social media channels and at crawley.gov.uk/events
Public Spaces
Protection Order
The borough of Crawley excluding
Gatwick Airport
No anti-social Alcohol
use of vehicles control zone
These prohibitions are to ensure public
spaces can be enjoyed and kept
safe from anti-social behaviour.
Failure to comply with this order is
a criminal offence.
Offences carry a maximum penalty
upon conviction of a fine not
exceeding £1,000.
Offences may also be dealt with by
a fixed penalty notice.
The public spaces protection order
Crawley Borough Council website at can be found on the
crawley.gov.uk/PSPO
crawley.gov.uk/PSPO
Taking a stand on
anti-social behaviour
Crawley Borough Council has introduced a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO) designating
Crawley as an area prohibiting the anti-social use of vehicles.
PSPOs ensure that the law-abiding majority can enjoy public spaces.
The PSPO will be in effect for three years until 15 March 2022 unless it is extended by the
council under section 60 of the Act.
What is a Public Space Protection What areas are covered by the How will they be enforced?
Order? PSPO? Engaging with any of these activities
Under Section 59 of the Anti-social The order means it’s an offence for anywhere on a public highway, in
Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act, a anyone to: car parks or other land to which the
PSPO can target a range of behaviours public or any section of the public has
• Participate in car cruising or a car
and prohibit activities in a public access, may result in a Fixed Penalty
cruising event
space which have a negative effect on Notice (FPN).
those living in that area. • Encourage any other person to
participate in car cruising or a car They are required to give their name
Why do we need them in Crawley? cruising event and address to a police officer,
The council decided to take out a police community support officer or
• Congregate to watch car cruising
PSPO after a public consultation found other person designated by Crawley
or be in attendance to watch a car
that 74 per cent of respondents, both Borough Council. They may also be
cruising event
individuals and businesses, were in required to leave the area.
• Attend a car cruising event to
support of the order. If FPNs are not paid, the person
supply or sell to those present any
Over the past three years, businesses food, drink, goods or services concerned may be taken to court and
and residents have been affected by fined.
• Urinate in a public place while
vehicles gathering in large groups and participating or attending a car For more information visit
anti-social use of vehicles, particularly cruising event. crawley.gov.uk/pspo
in the Manor Royal Business District
and Tilgate Park.
10 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019British Airways
Run Gatwick 2019 FIVE
British Airways Run Gatwick took place on Sunday KILOMETRES
12 May.
The event, now in its second year, was a great success
once again, seeing 3,869 runners take part across
the 5k, Half Marathon and Family Run – an increase
of more than 18 per cent on last year. Places for the
IT’S BACK
family run even sold out! THIS MAY
All races started and finished at Crawley’s Southgate
Park and runners were supported by British Airways
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The men’s Half Marathon was won by Maxwell
Dumbrell in 1:11:05, 27 seconds ahead of Andrius
Jaksevicius of Belgrave Harriers. And the winner of
the women’s race was Lucy Niemz from Notts AC in
1:21:40, just over two minutes faster than runner up
Julie Briggs from Arena 80 AC in 1:23:43.
Neil Grigg of Burgess Hill Runners won the men’s
5k race with a time of 16:50 while the women’s 5k
winning place went to Kate French in 18:01.
Congratulations to everyone who took part and a
big thank you to all the volunteers and supporters.
Awards success
At the National Running Awards in April, British
Airways Run Gatwick won the 2019 Gold award for
the Best New Event. The 5k race won Gold for Best
Regional 5k and Silver for Best National. This is such
a fantastic achievement for a new event.
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C MMUNITY
AWARDS
2 0 1 9
This year’s awards were more popular than ever, Congratulations to all our
attracting the most nominations in the four years
they’ve been running. It’s a clear reflection of the winners:
wonderful community spirit that exists in Crawley. Charity Foundation Greenaway Residential
Some truly inspiring and selfless people were Volunteer Dennis Murray
honoured at the awards presentation evening at Volunteer Group Young Leaders, Oriel High
The Hawth. School Youth Club
There were also performances that were both Performing Arts Band Wimbledon Palais Ukulele
entertaining and emotional from The Hawth Support Group Refugees Welcome –
Ukulele Band, The Hawth Youth Theatre, VC Crawley
Dancers and Manor Green School.
Sports Team Hawth Gymnastics Senior
Crawley Community Awards, organised by Men
Crawley Borough Council in association with The Sports Person Peter Bennett
Hawth and the Crawley Observer, recognise and
reward people who live, work, volunteer or study in Education Anne Woodburn
Crawley, giving up their time, talents and skills to Community Group Can Do @ K2
help and support others. Local Hero Jane Green
Judging is always a very difficult job with so many Inspiration Ben Hulme
strong nominations and we encourage everyone
Group Achievement Young Crawley
to nominate again next year, especially those in
the youth categories. Fundraising The Mark Lay Foundation
Culture Crawley Museum
crawleycommunityawards.org
Achievement Marilyn Drury
Sponsored by
Special Recognition Stuart Adesilu and
Christopher Oakley
Pride of Crawley Gareth Southgate OBE
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CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019 13Crawley Borough Councillors Bewbush and North Broadfield Broadfield Marion Ayling Rory Fiveash Michael Jones Ian Irvine Tim Lunnon 07886 920815 07557 895585 07944 578872 01293 439503 07763 735143 marlon.ayling@crawley.gov.uk rory.fiveash@crawley.gov.uk michael.jones@crawley.gov.uk ian.irvine@crawley.gov.uk tim.lunnon@crawley.gov.uk Ifield Langley Green and Tushmore Jilly Hart Peter Smith Geraint Thomas Shahzad Malik Tom McAleney 07788 327934 07703 502430 07950 926123 07765 314254 07788 327428 jilly.hart@crawley.gov.uk peter.smith@crawley.gov.uk geraint.thomas@crawley.gov.uk shahzad.malik@crawley.gov.uk tom.mcaleney@crawley.gov.uk Northgate and West Green Pound Hill North and Forge Wood Gurinder S. Jhans Peter Lamb Karen Sudan Tina Belben Richard Burrett 07468 709555 07729 167084 07763 905279 01293 884526 01293 522338 gurinder.jhans@crawley.gov.uk peter.lamb@crawley.gov.uk karen.sudan@crawley.gov.uk tina.belben@crawley.gov.uk richard.burrett@crawley.gov.uk Southgate Three Bridges Morgan Flack Mike Pickett Raj Sharma Bob Burgess Brenda Burgess 07930 399806 01293 452255 07788 335604 01293 441204 01293 441204 morgan.flack@crawley.gov.uk mike.pickett@crawley.gov.uk raj.sharma@crawley.gov.uk bob.burgess@crawley.gov.uk brenda.burgess@crawley.gov.uk 14 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019
These are your councillors. Crawley Borough Council has 36 councillors – 19 Labour and 17 Conservative.
This is the make-up following the May 2019 elections.
Furnace Green Gossops Green and North East Broadfield
Tahira Rana Duncan Crow Carol Eade Liam Ascough Chris Mullins
07584 330149 01293 888564 01293 614216 07557 849310 01293 511069
tahira.rana@crawley.gov.uk duncan.crow@crawley.gov.uk carol.eade@crawley.gov.uk liam.ascough@crawley.gov.uk chris.mullins@crawley.gov.uk
Maidenbower Cabinet
Councillor Peter Lamb
Leader of the Council
Councillor Peter Smith
Deputy Leader of the
Council and Cabinet
member for Planning and
Economic Development
Councillor Ian Irvine
Brenda Smith Kim Jaggard Jennifer Millar-Smith Duncan Peck Cabinet member for
07917 228646 07974 205104 07788 327925 07900 227211 Housing
brenda.smith@crawley.gov.uk kim.jaggard@crawley.gov.uk jennifer.millar-smith@crawley.gov.uk duncan.peck@crawley.gov.uk
Councillor Chris Mullins
Cabinet member for
Pound Hill South and Worth Wellbeing
Councillor Brenda Smith
Cabinet member for Public
Protection and Community
Engagement
Councillor Geraint Thomas
Cabinet member for
Environmental Services and
Sustainability
Kevan McCarthy Andrew Belben Bob Lanzer Alison Pendlington
07879 841570 01293 884526 01293 884789 07342 079056
kevan.mccarthy@crawley.gov.uk andrew.belben@crawley.gov.uk bob.lanzer@crawley.gov.uk alison.pendlington@crawley.gov.uk
Tilgate
Key:
Labour
Conservative
Jonathan Purdy Francis Guidera Charles Petts
07468 709530 07581 566274 07866 416966
jonathan.purdy@crawley.gov.uk francis.guidera@crawley.gov.uk charles.petts@crawley.gov.uk
MixedThere's lots on this
summer
Saturday 22-Sunday 23 June Until Saturday 6 July
Race for Life Crawley Festival
5 and 10k races, Pretty Muddy The annual festival
and Pretty Muddy Kids obstacle celebrating Crawley’s
course around the beautiful diversity and wealth
Tilgate Park and lake, raising of local talent. With
money for Cancer Research UK. live music and dance,
family entertainment,
Saturday 29 June theatre and leisure
activities. See pages
Armed Forces Day, Memorial Gardens from 18-19 for the full
10am-2pm programme details.
This year’s event will focus on the D-Day landings that took
place 75 years ago. There will be an arts and crafts workshop, Sunday 7 July
a programme of musical acts performed on the bandstand, Goffs Park Summer Fayre, Southgate from
stalls from military organisations, the 4th Battalion, Princess
of Wales’s Royal Regiment will also be running activities
1-4pm
and displaying equipment, plus there will be two Kit Kar Community stalls, live music, games and activities, classic
demonstrations performed during the day. cars and all the usual park activities, including Crawley Model
Engineers much-loved light railway.
13-14 and 26-28 July,
9-11 and 23-25 August
Whizzfit Slip n Slide, Tilgate Park
Travel down the 25m slide on a Ringo or body slide your way
to the end! From 11am-6pm. Visit whizzfit.com for more
information and to book.
Sunday 14 July
Bandstand entertainment, Memorial Gardens
Live musical entertainment from Rock Choir at 1-1.45pm and
Oxted Band (brass band) from 2.30pm.
16 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019Saturday 27-Sunday 28 July Saturday 7 September
Wind in the Willows, Tilgate Park Walled Live at the Lake, Tilgate Park
Garden A fun-filled day of live music, tasty food and family-friendly
entertainment, all in aid of St Catherine’s Hospice. From
Outdoor theatre for younger children with the classic tale of
2-8.30pm.
four animal friends.
Monday 29 July-Tuesday 3 Sunday 8 September
Dragon Boat Race, Tilgate Park
September
The annual race in aid of St Catherine’s Hospice sees 40ft
Adventure Zone, Tilgate Park boats compete against each other across Tilgate Lake.
Inflatable fun for younger children with bungee trampolines
and Disney car rollercoaster ride.
Friday 9-Sunday 11 August
Eid prayer, Cherry Lane Cricket fields
From 7-10am
Sunday 25 August, The Hawth
Crawley Irish Festival
This high-profile, Irish festival showcases arts workshops,
Irish dancing demonstrations, three music stages featuring
traditional and modern Irish music, GAA sport, children’s
entertainment, educational areas, craft stalls and shops selling
traditional produce and arts and crafts.
31 August, Queens Square
1 September, High Street Visit crawley.gov.uk/events, see your
Free outdoor cinema neighbourhood parade noticeboard or
Sit back and watch a film al fresco with entertainment. A
selection of food and drink establishments will also be open.
the digital screen in Queens Square for
Follow us on social media where we will be announcing the up-to-date information.
film titles shortly, on Facebook and Instagram using Crawley
Borough Council and Twitter @crawleybc
All events are subject to change and cancellation.
CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019 17crawley festival 2019
With a great assortment of leisure activities, live Mainstage and Cultural Kitchen,
music and entertainment, it’s the perfect reason Memorial Gardens
to come and celebrate Crawley’s wealth of talent 22 June from 12 noon-5pm
and community pride! Free music and dance stage programme, workshops,
Most festival events are free due to generous stalls and the Cultural Kitchen. A great family-
sponsorship from Crawley Borough Council, friendly celebration of diversity in Crawley.
Gatwick Airport Limited and West Sussex County Midsummer Dew Festival,
Council. The Hawth Amphitheatre
22 June from 1-8pm
Sport in Crawley, Crawley Museum A traditional Eastern European celebration of nature
Until 30 June with music, dance and food.
A temporary exhibition covering some of the
popular sports, past and present, with connections Bandstand entertainment, Memorial Gardens
to Crawley including football, hockey and boxing. 24-28 June
Start the day at 9am with a free wellness session for
West Green Community Cinema, all ages, then enjoy musical performances and
St Peter’s Church entertainment during the afternoon and into the
19 June from 7pm evening.
A screening of North by Northwest (PG). Tickets £5
in advance. Lunchtime concerts at St John’s Church,
High Street
Community show ‘Mind the Gap’, 24-28 June from 12 noon-1pm
The Hawth Studio Bring your lunch and enjoy these free concerts from
19 June from 7pm harpist Margaret Watson, The Silver Birch Singers
Join performers from across Crawley for a trip to – performing a lively programme of country and
the other London underground as we show the real western songs, St Francis of Assisi Primary School
reason you should ‘Mind the Gap’. Tickets available and West Sussex Music Service.
from hawth.co.uk
History walk, Goffs Park
Romeo and Juliet, The Hawth Amphitheatre 26 June from 7pm
21 June from 7pm Meet the Friends of Goffs Park for a walk around the
This Is My Theatre’s production of William park and into West Green.
Shakespeare’s most famous love story.SUMMER 2019
SATURDAY 15 JUNE–SATURDAY 6 JULY
Crawley Festival quiz night, The White Hart, High Street Live
High Street 30 June from 2-9.30pm
26 June from 7.30pm Two stages with professional sound systems
Brush up your general knowledge and Crawley trivia! perform live music in the Historic High Street. Closed
Entry costs £5 per person with some of the proceeds to traffic, there’s a great atmosphere with plenty of
donated to the Mayor of Crawley’s charities, The musical entertainment throughout the afternoon
Posh Club and Manor Green College. and evening in a variety of styles. Free admission.
Celebrating 30 years of Crawley Keyboard Club, HeART to Heart
Furnace Green Community Centre Saturday 4 July-Sunday 8 September
28 June from 7pm St Catherine’s Hospice introduces this brand new art
With special guest, Elizabeth Harrison. See page 6. trail coming to West Sussex and East Surrey. Visit
stch.org.uk/hearttoheart for more information.
Midsummer Fayre, St Peter’s Church, West Green
29 June from 10am-1pm Stars, Stripes and Union Jacks, St Wilfrid’s School,
Join us on the green for food, bric-a-brac, a raffle Southgate
and lots more. 6 July from 6.30pm
A picnic concert with Phoenix Choir performing
Armed Forces Day, Memorial Gardens music by British and American composers.
29 June from 10am-2pm
A national celebration to commemorate Visit crawleyfestival.com for full
the servicemen and women in the British Armed
Forces with live music, demonstrations and family
programme details.
entertainment. See pages 16-17 for more details. Supported by
Battle of the Bands, The Hawth
29 June from 5.30-10pm
Shortlisted artists will perform in front of a live
audience on The Hawth’s main stage.
Songs of Praise, St Richard’s Church,
Three Bridges
29 June from 4pm
A free event and open to all, regardless of
belief, with an opportunity to sing your
favourite hymns.Crowdfund Crawley
Crowdfund Crawley gives local people an online
platform to raise funds for community projects that
make a difference to our town. The platform will
enable organisations to raise awareness and support
for their project, also giving them the opportunity to
unlock grants and other funds.
The event starts with a presentation from 2pm
Whether you already have a crowdfunding project followed by a chance to network and get some 1-2-1
idea or you’re looking for support on where to begin, advice from 3pm onwards.
join us at Crawley Library on Wednesday 4 September
for an opportunity to learn about the programme If you have any questions, or you’d like to get
and hear about the funds available to support involved but cannot attend, please email
projects. CrowdfundCrawley@crawley.gov.uk
Register
To register your interest please visit eventbrite.co.uk and search for Crowdfund Crawley or email
CrowdFundCrawley@crawley.gov.uk
WIN TICKETS TO THE FAST ACTION AT THIS YEAR’S
EDENBRIDGE AND OXTED AGRICULTURAL SHOW
Crawley’s local massive Bank
SUNDAY 25th & Holiday weekend country
MONDAY 26th AUGUST show features breathtaking
LINGFIELD, SURREY RH7 6LL (6 MILES SOUTH OF J6, M25) stunts by the famous
Atkinson Action Horses team
Under 16s FREE with an adult ticket holder and adrenaline-fuelled MAD
bike displays with BMX
world champs. Get a rare
chance to meet farmyard
and exotic creatures and their babies including the loveable
Meerkats and giant snakes. Around the 120 acre showground
at Lingfield RH7 6LL visit the regional food, horticultural and
craft marquees, 300+ shops, the largest display of cattle in
Southern England, classic cars & historic vehicles, have-a-go
activities including tunnel racing with ferrets, crafts to make,
archery, rides, carousel, climbing wall and fun events for your
Atkinson Action Horses Heavy Horse Village dog to enter on the day. Non-stop main ring entertainment
MAD Team World Champ BMX Stunts Flower and Dog Shows includes daredevil riding by Benjamin Atkinson and his
Henfold Birds of Prey Top Showjumping
amazing TV star horses, as featured in Poldark, Victoria and
Sutherland Pipes and Drums Terrier Racing (Mon)
Peaky Blinders and the Sutherland Pipes & Drums. Reduced
Tunnel Racing - Ferrets vs Children Advice on Poultry & Bees
price advance tickets at www.edenbridge-show.co.uk.
Vintage Cars Huge Livestock Section
Archery Fly Fishing Meet the Meerkats
To win one of three pairs of adult tickets (all under 16s go free)
FAST TRACK ENTRY, REDUCED PRICE ADVANCE TICKETS and send your answer to this question: What is the name of the stunt
MEMBERSHIP PACKAGES with entry to exclusive Members’ Enclosure. rider appearing twice daily with his Action Horses team? with
www.edenbridge-show.co.uk your name, address and email to Crawley Live Competition,
Oakley Farm, Show Office, Merstham RH1 3QN by 22nd July.
20 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019REGISTERED CHARITY NO. Your details will not be passed on to any third party.
1102127Crawley Sportspeople are
celebrated at K2 Crawley
Crawley’s sporting excellence has been honoured by
Crawley Borough Council and Everyone Active on a wall at
K2 Crawley.
The wall currently displays 13 sportspeople who are
connected to Crawley:
Steve Arneil, karate
Nick Buckfield, pole vault
Paulo Da Silva, Muay Thai
Sharron Davies MBE, swimming
Katie-George Dunlevy, cycling
Sally Gunnell OBE, hurdles
Mick Jones, hammer throw
They have all been considered against a set criteria: Jade Lally, discuss
outstanding contribution to their sport, namely coaches
achieving great success at elite level or sportspeople Mick Leigh, judo
creating iconic moments. Alan Minter, boxing
Crawley has a rich sporting history and the feature is Gareth Southgate OBE, football
a great way of highlighting the achievements of our Daley Thompson CBE, decathlon
sportspeople. It’s also hopeful it will inspire the next
generation to give sport a try and inform people of the Zara Williams, swimming
successes that have come from Crawley.
If you want to make suggestions for the next phase of
We understand we may not have represented everyone
selection, please email
in this initial stage but plan to keep adding to the wall.
communications@crawley.gov.uk
So if you have any sporting suggestions let us know!
Every nomination will be considered against the criteria.
Gareth Southgate OBE, manager of the England
national football team, said: “Crawley has a proud
sporting tradition and produces a great number of
sportsmen and women who compete nationally and
internationally.
“Underpinning these achievements, many Crawley
residents are actively engaged as coaches, volunteers,
participants, administrators and spectators. I am proud
to have grown up in Crawley where sport plays such an
important role in the local community.”
CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019 21Sign up to the GREENbin service A cost-effective and convenient way for you to recycle your garden waste. We’ll collect your garden waste fortnightly throughout the year, apart from a two-week break over the Christmas and New Year period. It's £58.90 per year, per bin which covers the cost of running the service. If you pay by Direct Debit, you will receive a reduction of £2.60 per bin. You can subscribe to the service any time throughout the year and will be issued with a 240-litre wheeled bin, delivered once we receive payment or the Direct Debit has been set up. Use your GREENbin to dispose of cuttings, leaves, weeds, flowers and plants. The waste is used to make a peat-free soil conditioner. Sign up today at crawley.gov.uk/greenbin or call 01293 438772. 22 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019
Support charity, support rough sleepers Giving directly to beggars and rough sleepers doesn’t offer a permanent solution to homelessness. Giving to Crawley Open House does. Support them at crawleyopenhouse.co.uk #DivertedGivingCrawley
The Great Maidenbower Spring Clean Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British Spring Clean saw the country’s biggest ever mass-action, environmental campaign. It inspired more than 500,000 people to participate this year in partnership with community organisations, businesses and the government, to collect and safely dispose of litter from our streets, parks and beaches, recycling as much as possible. Participants could choose to host a clean-up, join a clean- up or pledge to do their own thing. Continuing the success last year of their Eco Warriors initiative, The Brook School joined forces with Maidenbower Juniors and Maidenbower Infants to hold the ‘Great Maidenbower Spring Clean’, supported by Crawley Borough Council’s Neighbourhood Services Team. Around 50 children, along with their parents, collected almost 60 bags of rubbish. They also found several traffic cones dumped in the river, along with a child’s scooter, shopping baskets and a set of car headlights! Following the triumph of the litter pick in March, and the Some of the items found in the clean-up positive response from the community, they’re planning Find out more about the initiative at on holding another in July. keepbritaintidy.org Holiday childcare OFSTED-registered holiday childcare is available at our Cherry Lane and Waterlea Adventure Playgrounds for up to 24 children per site, aged between five and 12 years old. Holiday childcare is offered during school holidays between 8.30am-5.30pm, Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays). It costs £20 per day, per child with a discounted rate of £18 per day for the first sibling’s booking. Half-day sessions are available from 8.30am-1.30pm or 1.30-5.30pm for £11 per child. More information and booking details can be found at crawley.gov.uk/play crawley.gov.uk/play 24 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019 crawley.gov.uk/play
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email wellbeing@crawley.gov.ukMajor improvements planned
for Orchard Street multi-
storey car park
Car parking
Orchard Street car park will shortly be undergoing a major renovation that
will see the introduction of new Automatic Number Plate Recognition
in Crawley
(ANPR) technology. It will also become more secure with the installation
of security gates that can only be accessed by entering your car
registration number. town centre
In preparation, stairwells have been redecorated and anti-
slip resin floors have been laid.
Map key Leisure
Park
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Car park
July whilst the works take place, reopening the morning of
Monday 15 July.
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Ideal for commuters – just a 10-minute walk to
Email parking.services@crawley.gov.uk with any queries. Crawley Station. STATION WAY
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See crawley.gov.uk/parking for up-to-date details about
Overflow for the hospital – only a 5-minute walk.
the improvement works and general information.
CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019 27Volunteer Crawley – Volunteering advice sessions Are you looking to help your local community? Volunteer Crawley holds regular advice sessions. No appointment needed, just drop into one of the local sessions to learn more about the wonderful variety of volunteer opportunities in Crawley: Crawley Library First Wednesday of each month from 10am-3.30pm Broadfield Hub Second Tuesday of each month from 10am-3.30pm Crawley Town Hall Third Thursday of each month from 10am-3.30pm Maidenbower Park Fourth Wednesday of each month from 12.30-3.30pm Community Club Contact Elaine Illingworth, Crawley CVS, at elaine.illingworth@crawleycvs.org APPLY NOW For courses starting this September › Full-time and part-time courses › Apprenticeships › Adult Leisure and Learning › Higher education and access to University crawley.AC.UK/apply 01293 442200
Friends of Would you like to get involved in supporting Crawley Men’s Shed? Come and join the new Friends of Crawley Men’s Shed. The Friends of Crawley Men’s Shed is a voluntary group of people who are interested in helping and supporting the Crawley Men’s Shed project. Members of the group may be individuals, friends or relatives of ‘shedders’ or community and business leaders. The role of the group may include: • Administrative support • Promotion and marketing • Project support • Fundraising If you would like to get involved or would like more information email: shed@crawley.gov.uk www.crawleymensshed.com or www.facebook.com/crawleymensshed
Businesses
see potential
of Crawley
Outstanding economic, commercial,
social, cultural and environmental Some of the key statistics that emerged from the
essentials make Crawley one of the best briefing are:
places to do business, according to a • Crawley has the second highest job density in the UK
outside London
company investing in the town.
• The strong retail offer in the town centre has a weekly
footfall of 617,000
The Commercial Park Group (TCPG) is creating Grade A • Crawley is in the top 10 most productive economies in
office space in the Manor Royal Business Improvement the UK
District (BID). John Baker, TCPG Chairman, extolled the • Manor Royal BID contains 600 businesses and creates
virtues of the town at an Investment Breakfast Briefing more than 30,000 jobs
organised by Crawley Borough Council. He said: “Crawley
continues to reach new heights of economic delivery.” • Gatwick Airport is the busiest single runway airport
in the world, employing 30,000 people in 252 different
companies.
30 CRAWLEYLive Summer 2019Council In an emergency County Councillors
Bewbush and Ifield West
If there is an emergency, the Government’s advice is to
contacts
‘go in, stay in and tune in’. These are the frequencies of Chris Oxlade – Labour
local radio stations: 07710 900813
chris.oxlade@westsussex.gov.uk
BBC Sussex Radio SuSy Radio More Radio
104.8 and 95.3 FM 103.4 FM Mid Sussex Broadfield
Heart Sussex Runway Radio 106.4 and Brian Quinn – Labour
102.4 and 103.5 FM runwayradio.co.uk 106.8 FM 01293 512650
brian.quinn@westsussex.gov.uk
Langley Green and Ifield East
Crawley Borough Councillors Brenda Smith – Labour
07917 228646
Bewbush and North Broadfield Geraint Thomas – Labour Pound Hill South and Worth brenda.smith@westsussex.gov.uk
Marion Ayling – Labour 07950 926123 Andrew Belben – Conservative Maidenbower and Worth
07886 920815 geraint.thomas@crawley.gov.uk 01293 884526 Bob Lanzer – Conservative
marion.ayling@crawley.gov.uk Langley Green and Tushmore andrew.belben@crawley.gov.uk 01293 884789
Rory Fiveash – Labour Shahzad Malik – Labour Bob Lanzer – Conservative bob.lanzer@westsussex.gov.uk
07557 895585 07765 314254 01293 884789 Northgate and West Green
rory.fiveash@crawley.gov.uk shahzad.malik@crawley.gov.uk bob.lanzer@crawley.gov.uk
Karen Sudan – Labour
Michael Jones – Labour Tom McAleney – Labour Alison Pendlington – Conservative 07763 905279
07944 578872 07788 327428 07342 079056 karen.sudan@westsussex.gov.uk
michael.jones@crawley.gov.uk tom.mcaleney@crawley.gov.uk alison.pendlington@crawley.gov.uk
Pound Hill
Broadfield Brenda Smith – Labour Southgate Richard Burrett – Conservative
Ian Irvine – Labour 07917 228646 Morgan Flack – Labour 01293 522338
01293 439503 brenda.smith@crawley.gov.uk 07930 399806 richard.burrett@westsussex.gov.uk
ian.irvine@crawley.gov.uk Maidenbower morgan.flack@crawley.gov.uk Southgate and Gossops Green
Tim Lunnon – Labour Kim Jaggard – Conservative Mike Pickett – Labour Michael Jones – Labour
07763 735143 07974 205104 01293 452255 07944 578872
tim.lunnon@crawley.gov.uk kim.jaggard@crawley.gov.uk mike.pickett@crawley.gov.uk michael.jones@westsussex.gov.uk
Tahira Rana – Labour Jennifer Millar-Smith – Conservative Raj Sharma – Labour Three Bridges
07584 330149 07788 327925 07788 335604 Charles Petts – Conservative
tahira.rana@crawley.gov.uk jennifer.millar-smith@crawley.gov.uk raj.sharma@crawley.gov.uk 07866 416966
Furnace Green Duncan Peck – Conservative Three Bridges charles.petts@westsussex.gov.uk
Duncan Crow – Conservative 07900 227211 Bob Burgess – Conservative Tilgate and Furnace Green
01293 888564 duncan.peck@crawley.gov.uk 01293 441204 Duncan Crow – Conservative
duncan.crow@crawley.gov.uk Northgate and West Green bob.burgess@crawley.gov.uk 01293 888564
Carol Eade – Conservative Brenda Burgess – Conservative duncan.crow@westsussex.gov.uk
Gurinder S. Jhans – Labour
01293 614216 07468 709555 01293 441204
carol.eade@crawley.gov.uk gurinder.jhans@crawley.gov.uk brenda.burgess@crawley.gov.uk
Jonathan Purdy – Conservative
Council meetings
Gossops Green and North East Peter Lamb – Labour
Broadfield 07729 167084 07468 709530 Residents can attend meetings held in public
peter.lamb@crawley.gov.uk jonathan.purdy@crawley.gov.uk at the Town Hall. Questions can be asked at
Liam Ascough – Conservative the beginning of Full Council, Cabinet and
07557 849310 Karen Sudan – Labour Tilgate Overview and Scrutiny.
liam.ascough@crawley.gov.uk 07763 905279 Francis Guidera – Conservative
karen.sudan@crawley.gov.uk There are special rules for people who want
Chris Mullins – Labour 07581 566274 to speak at Development Control – call
01293 511069 Pound Hill North and Forge Wood francis.guidera@crawley.gov.uk 01293 438311 for more information. For
chris.mullins@crawley.gov.uk Charles Petts – Conservative more details of the meetings visit
Tina Belben – Conservative
Ifield 01293 884526 07866 416966 crawley.gov.uk or call 01293 438549.
tina.belben@crawley.gov.uk charles.petts@crawley.gov.uk Meetings start at 7.30pm unless otherwise
Jilly Hart – Labour stated.
07788 327934 Richard Burrett – Conservative
jilly.hart@crawley.gov.uk 01293 522338 • Overview and Scrutiny Commission
richard.burrett@crawley.gov.uk 24 June (7pm)
Peter Smith – Labour
07703 502430 Kevan McCarthy – Conservative • Cabinet 26 June (7pm)
peter.smith@crawley.gov.uk 07879 841570 • Planning Committee 11 July
kevan.mccarthy@crawley.gov.uk
• Full Council 17 July
• Planning Committee 22 July
Contact the council Your MP
• Audit Committee 23 July (7pm)
• Planning Committee 27 August
You can contact the council in a number of ways:
Henry Smith MP • Overview and Scrutiny Commission
Call: 01293 438000 during office hours and for out of hours emergencies 3 September (7pm)
01293 934554 or 020 7219 7043
Minicom: 01293 405202 for the deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired henry.smith.mp@parliament.uk • Licensing Committee 9 September
Fax: 01293 511803 To make an appointment to see
Email: comments@crawley.gov.uk Henry Smith MP please contact
Website: crawley.gov.uk him on 01293 934554 or email
henry.smith.mp@parliament.uk
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