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--- In Goring-by-Sea@..., "marion502462"
<gossopsgirl@...> wrote:
>

> Does anyone know of any holiday accomodation in the area? Anything
> considered so long as it is nice and in walking distance of the sea.
> I would like to rent it often, occasional weeks and weekend breaks.
>
> Many thanks
> Marion
>
Court House - Guest House Accommodation
  Sea Lane, Goring 01903-248473
Highdown Towers
  Littlehampton Road
http://www.s-h-systems.co.uk/a54773.html
Picture
http://www.highdown-towers.com/  01903-700152

Otherwise
Worthing Tourist Information
  Chapel Road, (and at the Pier in Summer)
Email: wbctourism@... 01903-210022

Good luck
Richard Waller

I love to visit the goring area often.
Does anyone know of any holiday accomodation in the area? Anything
considered so long as it is nice and in walking distance of the sea.
I would like to rent it often, occasional weeks and weekend breaks.

Also if anyone knows of a beach hut owner that would be willing to loan
out their beach hut for an odd day here or there, I would love to hear
from them.

I am a very responsible middle aged person and a non-smoker.

Many thanks
Marion

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What I find annoying is the nutters who hurtle down Sea Lane likes
its a race track. I've only ever seen a police camera down the road
once and that was just that thing that smiles at you if you doing the
right speed

--- In Goring-by-Sea@..., "lpo125d" <lpo125d@...> wrote:
>
> --- In Goring-by-Sea@..., "Keith Hill" <keith562@>
> wrote:
> >
> > Far more dangerous are the visitors who park on the sea front on
> double
> > yellow lines and on corners making it very hazardous to drive
along
> the
> > seafront in the summer. All because they can't walk 50 yards.
> >
> > Providing care is taken and no other vehicles are about then
> turning right
> > out of Amberley doesn't present too much of a problem
> >
> >
> > Keith Hill
> >
> >
> >    _____
> >
> > From: Goring-by-Sea@...
> > [mailto:Goring-by-Sea@...] On Behalf Of Waller
> > Sent: 30 April 2007 11:46
> > To: Goring-by-Sea@...
> > Subject: RE: [Goring-by-Sea] Sea Lane
> >
> >
> >
> > But there have been very few accidents recently doing this. And
it
> is a
> > long way down to the roandabout at the Sea Lane Café which I find
> much
> > more challenging. Particularly as the trees on the central
> resevation
> > block the sight-lines.
> > Regards
> > Richard Waller
> > www.waller.co.-uk
> > www.goring-by--sea.uk.com
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: HYPERLINK
> > "mailto:Goring-by-Sea%40yahoogroups.co.uk"Goring-by-Sea@
> > [mailto:HYPERLINK
> > "mailto:Goring-by-Sea%40yahoogroups.co.uk"Goring-by-Sea@]
> > On Behalf Of lpo125d
> > Sent: 29 April 2007 17:59
> > To: HYPERLINK
> > "mailto:Goring-by-Sea%40yahoogroups.co.uk"Goring-by-Sea@
> > Subject: [Goring-by-Sea] Sea Lane
> >
> > I wonder how much time the people who turn right from Amberley
> Drive
> > and Sandown Avenue actually save?
> > Please turn left as you are meant to do.
> > When turning right at the intersections, do you know what to do?
> Based
> > on some of the looks I get, I assume people don't know. Take the
> > farside not the nearside. We drive on the left in the UK.
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > No virus found in this incoming message.
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> 28/04/2007
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> 28/04/2007
> > 15:32
> >
>
> Can't argue with Keith's comment. I actually watched a police
patrol
> car drive along the seafront two weekends ago to Sea Lane Ferring,
> turn around and come back the other way and they did precisely
> nothing! Cars parked dangerously all over the place.
>

Not actually been there since the refit, but the food is still
wonderful.

You can even order online using www.takeawaymenu.com, this lists loads
of local takeaways that cover our area. Problem is not enough nights to
eat them all

A small group of concerned residents have started a petition
insisting that the Hospital Trust Board of our local hospitals
reinstate the helipad at Worthing Hospital to allow the Sussex Air
Ambulance to land.  The air ambulance is due to be launched on June
8th which caries a doctor and paramedic onboard unlike the police
helicopter at the moment.
As neither Brighton or Chichester hospitals have helipads situated
at their hospital sites and have to land on nearby public parks as
Homefield Park is being used at present.  We do feel that if we can
put pressure onto the hospital board to stop using the helipad as
car-parking space it would add to the fight to keep A.E. Department
open therefore saving both of our fine hospitals from being
downgraded.
We are looking for willing helpers to help us with manning our
petition stalls that are planned throughout June in the town centres
or to take petition forms to clubs etc or to gain signatures in any
legal way possible.
If you or family feel they could help in any way please contact me
by email of tel 01903 522909.
We are trying to cover as bigger area as possible as our hospital's
catchment area is huge serving over 300.000 people and we feel they
all deserve a say in the future of their hospital services.

--- In Goring-by-Sea@..., "Keith Hill" <keith562@...>
wrote:
>
> Far more dangerous are the visitors who park on the sea front on
double
> yellow lines and on corners making it very hazardous to drive along
the
> seafront in the summer. All because they can't walk 50 yards.
>
> Providing care is taken and no other vehicles are about then
turning right
> out of Amberley doesn't present too much of a problem
>
>
> Keith Hill
>
>
>    _____
>
> From: Goring-by-Sea@...
> [mailto:Goring-by-Sea@...] On Behalf Of Waller
> Sent: 30 April 2007 11:46
> To: Goring-by-Sea@...
> Subject: RE: [Goring-by-Sea] Sea Lane
>
>
>
> But there have been very few accidents recently doing this. And it
is a
> long way down to the roandabout at the Sea Lane Café which I find
much
> more challenging. Particularly as the trees on the central
resevation
> block the sight-lines.
> Regards
> Richard Waller
> www.waller.co.-uk
> www.goring-by--sea.uk.com
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: HYPERLINK
> "mailto:Goring-by-Sea%40yahoogroups.co.uk"Goring-by-Sea@...
> [mailto:HYPERLINK
> "mailto:Goring-by-Sea%40yahoogroups.co.uk"Goring-by-Sea@...]
> On Behalf Of lpo125d
> Sent: 29 April 2007 17:59
> To: HYPERLINK
> "mailto:Goring-by-Sea%40yahoogroups.co.uk"Goring-by-Sea@...
> Subject: [Goring-by-Sea] Sea Lane
>
> I wonder how much time the people who turn right from Amberley
Drive
> and Sandown Avenue actually save?
> Please turn left as you are meant to do.
> When turning right at the intersections, do you know what to do?
Based
> on some of the looks I get, I assume people don't know. Take the
> farside not the nearside. We drive on the left in the UK.
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
> No virus found in this incoming message.
> Checked by AVG Free Edition.
> Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.2/779 - Release Date:
28/04/2007
> 15:32
>
>
>
> No virus found in this outgoing message.
> Checked by AVG Free Edition.
> Version: 7.5.467 / Virus Database: 269.6.2/779 - Release Date:
28/04/2007
> 15:32
>

Can't argue with Keith's comment. I actually watched a police patrol
car drive along the seafront two weekends ago to Sea Lane Ferring,
turn around and come back the other way and they did precisely
nothing! Cars parked dangerously all over the place.

Thanks very much for this, i have been to the HAngleton Lane one but
they have over 200 horses there so it rather large.i have fofn
somewhere now over at findon which is much smaller.

--- In Goring-by-Sea@..., "Waller" <richard@...> wrote:
>
> There is a stables at Hangleton, just between the A259 and
Highdown.
> Can't find the name, but on yur next visit you should be able to
find
> it.
>
> There is also a riding for the disabled place in the centre of
Ferrring,
> but this would not be suitable for you
>
> Regards
> Richard Waller
> www.waller.co.uk
> www.goring-by-sea.uk.com
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Goring-by-Sea@...
> [mailto:Goring-by-Sea@...] On Behalf Of
skyfirejohnson
> Sent: 23 April 2007 15:34
> To: Goring-by-Sea@...
> Subject: [Goring-by-Sea] Livery yards
>
>
> Hi,
>
> i have just joined and will be moving to Goring in June as we have
> just bought a house there. I am moving down from Kent. Not only am
i
> looking for work but also somewhere to keep my horse. I only have
the
> one but with all the horses you seein the area i am struggling to
find
> a livery yard. If anyone coudl direct in the right direction i
woudl
> be most grateful.
>
> Thank you
>
> H
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>

No virus found in this incoming message.
Checked by AVG Free Edition.
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Checked by AVG Free Edition.
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But there have been very few accidents recently doing this.  And it is a
long way down to the roandabout at the Sea Lane Café which I find much
more challenging. Particularly as the trees on the central resevation
block the sight-lines.
Regards
Richard Waller
www.waller.co.uk
www.goring-by-sea.uk.com



-----Original Message-----
From: Goring-by-Sea@...
[mailto:Goring-by-Sea@...] On Behalf Of lpo125d
Sent: 29 April 2007 17:59
To: Goring-by-Sea@...
Subject: [Goring-by-Sea] Sea Lane


I wonder how much time the people who turn right from Amberley Drive
and Sandown Avenue actually save?
Please turn left as you are meant to do.
When turning right at the intersections, do you know what to do? Based
on some of the looks I get, I assume people don't know. Take the
farside not the nearside. We drive on the left in the UK.





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--- In Goring-by-Sea@..., "lpo125d" <lpo125d@...> wrote:
>
> I wonder how much time the people who turn right from Amberley Drive
> and Sandown Avenue actually save?
> Please turn left as you are meant to do.
> When turning right at the intersections, do you know what to do?
Based
> on some of the looks I get, I assume people don't know. Take the
> farside not the nearside. We drive on the left in the UK.
>

It's interesting that this is happening in sleepy old Goring.  I have
lived in NSW now for over thirty years and the Oz drivers all pass
incorrectly, it's accepted here and I have numerous arguments about
it.  However we even have arrowed passing lanes passing nearside.  But
the influence of overseas drives may be spreading, along with bad
driving habits.  They all overtake on the inside lane here too and
anyone speeding along a highway simply swerves from lane to lane to
lane.  Terrifying.

I wonder how much time the people who turn right from Amberley Drive
and Sandown Avenue actually save?
Please turn left as you are meant to do.
When turning right at the intersections, do you know what to do? Based
on some of the looks I get, I assume people don't know. Take the
farside not the nearside. We drive on the left in the UK.

There is a stables at Hangleton, just between the A259 and Highdown.
Can't find the name, but on yur next visit you should be able to find
it.

There is also a riding for the disabled place in the centre of Ferrring,
but this would not be suitable for you

Regards
Richard Waller
www.waller.co.uk
www.goring-by-sea.uk.com



-----Original Message-----
From: Goring-by-Sea@...
[mailto:Goring-by-Sea@...] On Behalf Of skyfirejohnson
Sent: 23 April 2007 15:34
To: Goring-by-Sea@...
Subject: [Goring-by-Sea] Livery yards


Hi,

i have just joined and will be moving to Goring in June as we have
just bought a house there. I am moving down from Kent. Not only am i
looking for work but also somewhere to keep my horse. I only have the
one but with all the horses you seein the area i am struggling to find
a livery yard. If anyone coudl direct in the right direction i woudl
be most grateful.

Thank you

H




Yahoo! Groups Links

Hi,

i have just joined and will be moving to Goring in June as we have
just bought a house there. I am moving down from Kent. Not only am i
looking for work but also somewhere to keep my horse. I only have the
one but with all the horses you seein the area i am struggling to find
a livery yard. If anyone coudl direct in the right direction i woudl
be most grateful.

Thank you

H

Friday 13th had to do something to us. And I had only just reset all the
clocks for summer time.

Regards
Richard Waller
www.waller.co.uk
www.goring-by-sea.uk.com



-----Original Message-----
From: Goring-by-Sea@...
[mailto:Goring-by-Sea@...] On Behalf Of Shaun Allison
Sent: 14 April 2007 07:53
To: Goring-by-Sea@...
Subject: [Goring-by-Sea] Powercut


What caused the power cut last night?  Anyone know???





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What caused the power cut last night?  Anyone know???

At last I have found a description that seems reasonable to me - in
the UK Daily Mail no less. The Which feature on batteries was not
much help.

Rechargeables are NiCD Nickel Cadium or NiMH Nickel Metal Hydride.
NiCD are banned by EU from 2008 cos Cadium is hazardous. All mine
seem to be NiCD of course.

Charging time seems to be seven hours, but some chargers switch
themselves off more quickly. It seems difficult, perhaps with older
batteries, to get them up to the full 1.5 volts. Rechargeables lose
power at 1% per day so they will be completely flat without being
used in three months. No wonder the spare batteries I carry in my
camera case never seem much good.

They do say that you ought to discharge the batteries entirely before
recharging. I sometimes find this difficult, particularly because the
camera switches itself off after a few minutes. The razor is easier,
you can leave it running on the table. I worry about the mobile
phone, which I plug in every night.

So not useful for small load devices like smoke alarms, remote
controls. I don't use my camera very often so that rechargeable
batteries always seem to be flat, where as regular batteries hold
their charge better. If I used my camera or iPod every day I can see
that rechargeables would be much much cheaper - between 10 and 50
times better they say.

Regular batteries seem most useful for me, and I buy when the local
hardware shop has a discount offer, and have a vaste stock.

I hope you don't mind me joining this group?

I don't live in Goring by sea but I am a frequent visitor. I love it,
my family love it.
I like walking along the seafront. My son is 12 and is disabled, we
find it easy to park alongside the green area and push him in his chair.
It is a shame we can't actually get him up the steps to the sea lane
cafe and at this time of the year gets a bit chilly to sit outside.

I notice there are lots of beach huts along by the cafe but I only ever
see one or two people using them.
If anyone knows anyone who would be interested in letting one out for
the odd day here or there, i would be interested. I often bring my
elderly parents down too, my dad is also a wheelchair user and having
access to a beach hut for an odd day here or there would be such a
Godsend to our family.

I would quite like to move down to the Worthing area, although I can't
do so until my son finishes school.

I would like to stay in touch to find out more about what it is like to
live in Goring by sea.

Thanks
Marion in Crawley

Bill and Ben are missing.  If anyone has seen the two terra cotta pots
in the shape of men with hats (Bill and Ben) stolen about 3 weeks ago
from outside the front of our house in Sea Lane please get in touch to
say where they have been seen or let me know any information.

all local groups have been invited to take part to raise funds for the
chestnut tree hospice appeal and to let the community know they are
there and what they do.   Whatever your religious persuasion try and
support this event.

Hi everyone

I have an interest in all things Paranormal and Occult. Sopme friends
of mine recently have mentioned seeing a large black cat in and around
the Worthing area....I think they may be pulling my leg but I would be
silly to just ignore such reports.

Can I ask if anyone here has ever seen/heard of one and where/when it
was.

Regards

Stuart

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Supermarket. Bit try this website and check how much your contribution
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