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Story
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Daniel Radcliffe says
goodbye and thank you
to Harry Potter
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6 Competition Win tickets to Crystal Palace v Portsmouth
18 Hot tickets Must visit events from across the region
22 The Buzz All the latest news on our rail network
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Football
A WHole
new ball
game
Five teams on the network are lacing up their
boots to play each other this season and Southern
stations will be resounding to the sound of chants
and cheers come match day
The history, the atmosphere, the
rivalry. There’s nothing quite like a
local derby to get the blood pumping,
and this season fans in the south can
get ready for a hatful. Thanks to
Southampton and Brighton winning
promotion to the Championship,
there will be five clubs on the
Southern network playing each
other home and away. But what
will the season hold for Millwall,
Crystal Palace, Portsmouth and the
two newcomers?
Down on the coast at Brighton,
expectations are high. After 14 years
as the nomads of English football,
Seagulls fans are desperate to get
through the turnstiles of their new
22,500-seater Amex Stadium and
see how their team matches up in the
division. And with extra train services
to nearby Falmer Station, the club is
well prepared to welcome the crowds
needed to fund their lofty ambitions.
Further along the coast, fans of
Southampton are looking forward
to renewing old rivalries with
neighbours Portsmouth, while
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Millwall will hope to shake off the
disappointment of missing out on a
play-off place last term to challenge
for promotion – not to mention the
small matter of staying ahead of
Crystal Palace in the south London
pecking order.
But according to the experts, of the
five sides, new boys Southampton are
most fancied to be celebrating come
May. After an impressive campaign last
year, they boasted five players in the
League One PFA team of the season,
with England under-21 midfielder
Adam Lallana and Portuguese defender
José Fonte giving Saints fans cause
for optimism. But, as all fans know,
predictions count for little.
Soon though it will be time to
put the guesswork to one side. The
first of the southern match-ups
– Portsmouth v Brighton – is on
Saturday 13 August. In total there
will be 20 league games between
the five clubs, with nearby Southern
stations at each of the grounds easing
the path for both home and away
fans (see page 6).
MILLWALL
Millwall
Crystal Palace
Nickname: The Eagles
Stadium: Selhurst Park
Trivia: Crystal Palace introduced a new
feathered mascot last season. Kayla, a
North American bald eagle, has become
a fixture at home games, swooping
around the stadium before games
Player to watch: Nathaniel Clyne.
If Palace can hold on to him, the
20-year-old will offer plenty of pace
from right-back
Nearest Southern station: Selhurst
Info: www.cpfc.co.uk
Nickname: The Lions
Stadium: The Den
Trivia: The Den has had more than its fair
share of televised games in recent years.
But it wasn’t Millwall that viewers got to
see. The ground was also the home of
Harchester United – the fictional team at
the centre of football soap Dream Team
Player to watch: Darius Henderson. The
experienced striker will hope to make an
immediate impact with his new club
Nearest Southern station: South Bermondsey
Info: www.millwallfc.co.uk
Portsmouth
Nickname: Pompey
Stadium: Fratton Park
Trivia: Portsmouth have held the FA Cup
title longer than any other club – a total
of seven years. They won it in 1939 before
the competition was suspended due to
the outbreak of the Second World War
Player to watch: Hayden Mullins. Last
year’s player of the season has provided
Pompey’s midfield with much-needed grit
since joining from West Ham in 2009
Nearest Southern station: Fratton
Info: www.portsmouthfc.co.uk
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Brighton & Hove Albion
Nickname: The Seagulls
Stadium: American Express Community
Stadium, known as the Amex Stadium
Trivia: In 1999, when short-on-cash
Brighton were languishing in the old
third division, a record label become the
main shirt sponsor. Its name? Skint
Player to watch: Ashley Barnes. The
no. 9 scored 18 goals in 42 league
appearances last term.
Nearest Southern station: Falmer
Info: www.seagulls.co.uk
Southampton
Nickname: The Saints
Stadium: St Mary’s Stadium
Trivia: On his full debut for Southampton, Alan Shearer became
the youngest ever player to score a top flight hat-trick. He was just
17 years and 240 days old
Player to watch: Rickie Lambert. Southampton’s top scorer for the
past two seasons
Nearest Southern station: Southampton Central
Info: www.saintsfc.co.uk
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Football
Home fixtures
Up the Town
It’s been a long time coming,
but Crawley Town has finally
made it. Two divisions
beneath the Championship,
the West Sussex club are set to make their
very first appearance in the football league
in League 2.
The Red Devils have a long and proud
history stretching all the way back to 1896,
but it’s only in recent years that they have
had the financial backing to make the step
up to league football.
Last season’s runaway Conference Premier
champions were also its biggest spenders,
adding players such as Matt Tubbs, a £70,000
signing from Salisbury City, and Argentinian
striker Sergio Torres to their ranks.
You can help welcome them to the big time
by taking a trip to see their home games at
Broadfield Stadium – just a short walk from
Crawley Station.
Nearest Southern station: Crawley
Info: www.crawleytownfc.com
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31 December 2011
Portsmouth v Brighton & Hove Albion
Millwall v Crystal Palace
20 August 2011
2 January 2012
It’s not just
football that
fans are flocking
to across the
region
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Southampton v Millwall
Brighton & Hove Albion v Southampton
27 September 2011
31 January 2012
Brighton & Hove Albion v Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace v Brighton & Hove Albion
18 October 2011
14 February 2012
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Cricket
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Millwall v Brighton & Hove Albion
Brighton & Hove Albion v Millwall
1 November 2011
10 March 2012
Crystal Palace v Portsmouth
Brighton & Hove Albion v Portsmouth
19 November 2011
17 March 2012
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Southampton v Brighton & Hove Albion
Millwall v Southampton
26 November 2011
7 April 2012
At 172 years old, Sussex County Cricket Club is the
oldest of the 18 major county clubs and despite its
great age has enjoyed plenty of recent success having
won the County Championship three times in the
past eight years.
The club plays most of its home games at the Probiz
County Cricket Ground in Hove but also plays some
at Arundel and Horsham. Fixtures continue up until
mid-September so go and cheer on Michael Yardy
and the boys including England’s very own Luke
Wright, Monty Panesar and Matt Prior.
Nearest Southern station: Hove
Info: www.sussexcricket.co.uk
Horse racing
Described as racing’s most elegant course,
Lingfield Park is nestled within 450 acres of
rolling Surrey countryside.
It remains one of only four
racecourses in the UK to have
an all weather track which
means there are race
meetings in September,
October, November
and December.
Nearest Southern station:
Lingfield
Info: www.lingfield-racecourse.co.uk
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Crystal Palace v Millwall
Southampton v Portsmouth
17 December 2011
9 April 2012
Portsmouth v Southampton
Crystal Palace v Southampton
26 December 2011
9 April 2012
Millwall v Portsmouth
Portsmouth v Millwall
26 December 201
17 April 2012
Southampton v Crystal Palace
Portsmouth v Crystal Palace
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Brighton
Fiery Foods Chilli Festival
When: Saturday 17 - Sunday 18
September, 11am - 6pm
Where: Victoria Gardens
This is hot stuff! Enjoy all manner
of hot and spicy food and drink,
and watch the finals of the Chilli
Eating Contest.
Entry £4 (£2 conc).
Sussex & The World Market
The Brighton & Hove Food and Drink
Festival, the beaches, the pier, Brighton
Sea Life, the Lanes – whatever you want to
do in Brighton this summer Southern can
get you there, and in more ways than one!
You can now go anywhere in Brighton
and Hove by bus for just £2 unlimited travel
all day and all you have to do is make
sure you arrive by train and board the bus
outside Brighton Station.
Change in North Street or at Churchill
Square and you can get buses to almost
everywhere in the city. Most run every
few minutes and the majority
are double-deck so you get a
grandstand view of Brighton’s
streets while you’re travelling.
In fact your £2 ticket allows you travel
on any Brighton & Hove bus anywhere in its
citySaver area – and that’s along the coast
from Seaford to Shoreham, via Newhaven,
Brighton and Hove, and inland as far as Lewes
and Steyning.
To get to any of the destinations beyond
the boundary, or enjoy a scenic double-deck
bus ride along the coast to Seven Sisters,
Beachy Head and Eastbourne, ask the driver
for a £5 saver instead. This basically gives you
unlimited travel on any bus, anywhere on the
network for a whole day.
Tel: 01273 886 200
Nearest Southern station: Brighton
Info: www.buses.co.uk
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Where: Hove Lawns
The best of Sussex goes head to
head with world food at this epic
seafront market.
Free entry.
On the buses
The Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival
runs throughout September so why not go
and tuck in?
With local producers, growers,
restaurants, bars and food retailers
firmly at its heart, the festival is the
largest of its kind and showcases
fantastic food, drink and hospitality.
This year the event actually runs
from 1 September to 4 October so
what’s on?
Brighton Mix Off
When: Thursday 1 September, 7pm
Where: Brighton Pier
The finals of the Brighton
Bartender Association’s cocktailmaking competition.
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Boutique Weekend
Where: Locations across the
city. Drop in to great foodie
events from North Laine to
Brighton Marina.
Free entry to all events.
Big Sussex Market & Live Food
Show 2011
Where: New Road and Royal
Pavilion Gardens
Sussex’s biggest annual food event
with 80 Sussex growers, producers
and restaurants showcasing superb
local produce.
Free entry.
Champagne & Sussex Sparkling Wine
Festival
When: Sunday 25 September,
noon - 6pm
Where: Hotel du Vin, Ship Street
Meet the growers, participate in
tutored tastings. It’s a must for
any lover of the bubbles.
Tickets £20 including 3 tasters.
Brighton Oktoberfest
When: Friday 30 September Sunday 2 October, noon - 11pm
Where: Pub du Vin, Ship Street
Brighton’s first ever Oktoberfest
sees a fantastic line-up of Sussex
beers and ciders alongside a vast
choice of continental lagers.
Tickets £5.
Getting there
Info: www.brightonfoodfestival.com
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Interview
With the final instalment of the Harry
Potter film series enchanting cinema goers
across the region, actor Daniel Radcliffe
talks about how he feels about saying
goodbye to Harry, how he plans to get a
tattoo now that his contract is over, and
the close bond he has formed with his cast
mates
HOW DOES IT FEEL COMING TO THE
END AFTER ALL THESE YEARS?
D: It’s bizarre, you know, we filmed
it all in one go – Parts 1 and 2 – and
on the last day it was just bizarre
and there were a lot of tears and,
you know, I wept like a child!
DID YOU REALLY CRY?
D: It’s 10 years of our lives so it’s
bizarre. I’m on another job at
the moment and I’ve got another
job coming up but at the time
the outlook seemed really bleak.
I was like, ‘What am I going to
do now’? But no, it was quite
emotional but it was great.
SO HAVE YOU FELT A BIT LOST SINCE
IT ALL FINISHED?
D: I actually had a really weird
moment the other day when I
was in the lifts in my apartment,
not in my apartment, up to my
apartment, I don’t have lifts inside
my apartment, that would be
awesome. But I just sort of looked
in the mirror and bizarrely missed
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the scar and thought, ‘I’ll never
have that piece of make-up on
again.’ Yeah it was very weird.
WAS THERE ANYTHING IN YOUR
CONTRACT THAT YOU WERE
DESPERATE TO DO WHEN YOU
FINISHED FILMING?
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D: Not really. I do like having my
hair a lot shorter but I’m doing
a film.
WHAT ABOUT TATTOOS?
D: I don’t want to get my whole face
tattooed but I definitely do want to get
some tattoos, which would have been
really ill advised if I’d done that during
Potter. As far as a tan is concerned, I
am the world’s palest man anyway so
it would be pointless me getting a tan.
I’d just look ridiculous.
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YOU GUYS MUST BE SUCH GOOD
FRIENDS. DO YOU STAY IN TOUCH MUCH
WHEN YOU’RE NOT DOING THE MOVIES?
D: Well over the past 10 years there
haven’t been many times when we’ve
not been doing the movies – that’s
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ARE YOU GOING TO FACTOR IN TIME
THOUGH NOW SEEING AS YOU’RE
NOT GOING TO BE DOING THE
MOVIES?
D: Yes absolutely. Especially as I’m
doing a show in New York and
Emma’s going to be in America so
I’m sure we’ll be able to hook up.
REALLY? YOU’RE NOT USED TO IT NOW?
D: When you get out of the car and
Every
opportunity
I will get for the
rest of my life,
I would not have
got if it wasn’t
for Harry Potter
...the Philosopher's
Stone (2001)
THERE ARE RUMOURS THERE MAY BE
MORE BOOKS TO COME – WOULD YOU
BE UP FOR DOING IT AGAIN?
...the Chamber of
Secrets (2002)
AND YOU GOT TO KISS THE LOVELY
EMMA WATSON IN PART 1 WHO SAID
YOU WERE FABULOUS BY THE WAY.
D: Did she? Fantastic. That’s great.
WAS IT WEIRD THOUGH?
D: It was quite weird. Especially
because, I don’t know, I thought it was
going to be like a slow, sensual kind of
thing and it was quite vigorous. I was
taken by surprise. But no, it was great.
I’m not going to complain because
there are thousands of men worldwide
who would have cut off a limb to be
in that position. So yeah I enjoyed it.
What was slightly bizarre about it was
that we were actually covered in silver
body paint and glitter to have that
effect to look the way it did. So it was
slightly odd. It looked like we’d just
spent the night in a club or something.
YOU HAVE COMPARED BEING IN
HARRY POTTER TO BEING IN THE
MAFIA, SAYING ONCE YOU’RE IN
YOU’RE NEVER OUT, SO DO YOU GET
YOUR WAND OUT IN SECRET?
D: I do my own little Scorcese film at
home with all my Harry Potter props
that I’ve stolen – I have stolen some.
WHAT DID YOU TAKE?
D: Well I stole quite a few things from
a couple of sets. They had all these
sort of goblets and things, there were
hundreds, so I thought they’re not going
to miss any of them. And then I’ve got
the glasses as well. I’ve got the pair from
the first film and the pair from the last
film. The pair from the first film are tiny,
when I was a little me. So yeah I’ve got
both of them and that’s awesome.
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CAN YOU GO ANYWHERE WITH PEOPLE
NOT RECOGNISING YOU AS HARRY?
...the Prisoner of
Azkaban (2004)
D: I can but wherever I go I play on
it. Sometimes I make up a whole
new reality for myself. It’s fun.
Actually a while back a guy was
teaching me bass guitar and after
a year-and-a-half of lessons he still
had no idea who I was. Either that
or he was the coolest man alive
and really didn’t care.
...the Goblet of
Fire (2005)
HOW HARD HAS IT BEEN AT TIMES TO
BE NORMAL AND DO NORMAL THINGS?
D: There is a certain amount of
that and it’s a fine line between
accepting that and talking about
it. The last thing people want
to see is a celebrity whingeing.
Everyone hates that – I hate that.
There are tricky moments and
you do find yourself in situations
that you would not be in were
it not for being Harry Potter or
being famous. But all of that is so
outweighed by the joy of being
on set. The premieres and stuff is
something else – that’s fun and
weird and mad – but filming is
what matters to me and what I
love doing. I just couldn’t give that
up, no matter how mad it all got.
YOUR LAST POTTER PREMIERE IS
COMING UP. CAN YOU REMEMBER THE
FIRST 10 YEARS AGO?
D: I can and it was terrifying then and
it’s only slightly less terrifying now.
you’re hit by that wall of sound
and screaming it is just insane. I
mean it’s incredible and amazing
but it’s quite scary and intimidating
too.
...the Order of the
Phoenix (2007)
D: Oh God I’m the only person in
the world that doesn’t want there
to be an eighth Harry Potter book.
YOU CAN’T SAY THAT!
D: I can! Believe me I’ve given 10
...the Deathly Hallows –
Part 1 & 2 (2010 & 2011)
They’re here at last! School’s out and the
holidays have begun. Many parents and
guardians will be thinking about things to
do with the kids during the holidays, so why
not let Southern Railway take you away on
the adventure you’ve been dreaming about?
Sunshine, sand, adventure, culture
and fun – they’re all out there on the Southern
network. Now all you need is a map to plot
your route, an activity book full of ideas
which will also help keep the kids and their
busy minds occupied and, most importantly,
a really cheap way of getting there.
Isn’t it lucky then that Southern has
already thought about all of those wishes to
help your family plan the perfect Southern
Adventure all reachable by train. And
years – I can. Look, I’ve had an
amazing time, I think it’s been
an amazing 10 years and I would
be quite happy for it to finish at
this point because, you know, the
stories were rounded off in such a
succinct and perfect way – I don’t
know how you’d go back to it.
ARE YOU COMFORTABLE WITH THE
ASSOCIATION YOU’LL HAVE FOR THE REST
OF YOUR LIFE WITH THE CHARACTER?
D: Every opportunity I will get
for the rest of my life, I would
not have got if it wasn’t for
Harry Potter. And it would be
the height of ingratitude if I was
ever anything but proud to be
associated with these films.
WHAT IS IT ABOUT THE HARRY POTTER
FRANCHISE – WHY HAS THE WORLD
LOVED IT SO MUCH?
D: I think it’s a combination of things.
...the Half-Blood
Prince (2009)
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Partly it’s the fact that, you know, it’s
a book in a rich tradition of sort of
orphan literature, where the character
is an orphan from the beginning
and that automatically sets him up
as being an underdog for life and
the success and the strength of the
character and also the meticulously
created world of magic, people love
to get involved in the laws and rules
of it I think. And so that combined
with many, many millions of pounds
and a big budget for a film – it’s a
winning combination!
Harry Potter and the Deathly
Hallows – Part 2 is now in cinemas
across the region.
if you book your train tickets online at
southernrailway.com before 27 August
2011 then there is 25% off Advance and
Off Peak train tickets.
With the help of Mexican train
enthusiast Loco Toledo, Southern
has put together a series of summer
adventure ideas across the South East
so all you and your young explorer have to
do is choose where to go.
Budding scientists can discover the secrets of
the Science Museum, while animal lovers will be
enthralled exploring London Zoo or Brighton Sea
Life. And for the really brave adventurer there are
thrills and surprises around every corner at the
London Dungeon and Dinosaurs Unleashed.
For those who prefer a slightly more chilled
adventure, take advantage
of those sunny days and spend it
on the beach with a picnic. There
are beaches galore along the South
coast from Brighton’s pebbly rocks
and famous pier to the windswept
beaches at Littlehampton and Beachy
Head. And don’t forget the historic
seaside towns of Chichester, Eastbourne,
Southampton and Portsmouth.
The Southern Summer Activity Book is
jam packed with exciting train trip ideas
on the Southern rail network and there are
loads of puzzles, games and activities to
enjoy. It’s easy to get hold of too. Download
it free from the website at southernrailway.
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the thing. I mean, the last thing we
filmed for about 18 months. But
yeah, we do keep in touch. We don’t
see each other that much but I think
when you see somebody everyday for
nine/10 months of the year it’s alright
to have a break from each other.
To get you inspired
and to help you on
your way, Southern
Railway is giving away
a
activity book
and a
map showing
many exciting places
and summer adventures
waiting for you and your
family. And while you’re on
the train the kids can spend
the journey looking for Loco
Toledo and his
friends hidden
around the
map. To get a
head start turn
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a lifetime?
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version of the Southern Adventure map and
the ones they decide are the best will win a
cash prize – and have their work featured in
the next issue of Go Southern magazine and
possibly at stations across the network!
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11-15 and 16+ – with one winner for each.
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31 October 2011.
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number to [email protected].
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to the same address or send a hard
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Step back into the golden age of travel and enjoy a car-free day out on the Spa Valley Railway
Earlier this year the volunteers of the
Spa Valley Railway achieved their
greatest ambition – the re-opening of
the link to the Southern main line at
Eridge for the first time in 26 years.
Thanks to their efforts passengers
are now able to travel by train
from London, join the Spa Valley
steam train at Eridge and enjoy a
completely car-free day out in the
beautiful Sussex and Kent Weald.
Paul McKinnell is a director of the line.
“It’s a real pleasure for us to see all the
happy faces travelling along the line we
rebuilt ourselves, and we have to pinch
ourselves that we’ve actually done it,”
he said. “We’re a unique proposition, in
that as well as being an attraction in our
own right, there’s loads to see and do
right next to all our stations.”
The smart green and red train
with its well upholstered seats really
is a throwback to a bygone age.
Uniformed stewards wait to take
your drinks order and food on offer
includes a cream tea or doughnuts.
First stop is Groombridge, where
there’s a ‘chocolate box’ village on
a green.
The next station up the line is High
Rocks, situated in the High Rocks
Inn’s garden. Above the inn, you can
explore acres of sandstone outcrops
and cliffs, all linked by ornamental
bridges.
The Spa Valley’s terminus is at
Tunbridge Wells West, perfectly
situated just a short walk from
the famous Pantiles – a Georgian
colonnaded parade of shops and
coffee houses.
Back at the station, you can take
a look at the historic collection of
engines and carriages undergoing
repair in the only Victorian engine
shed still serving its original purpose.
The Spa Valley Railway runs
every weekend between April and
October, plus Santa Specials in
December and weekdays in the
school holidays. There’s also a
chance to meet Peppa Pig and
George on 10 September.
Joint tickets are available
from all Southern
stations.
Win
a
family
ticket
Go Southern has a family
ticket to give away for
a trip on the Spa Valley
Railway. The ticket is available
on weekends from 11 September to
16 October (dates and timings based on
the current 2011 timetable).
To be in with a chance of winning this
lovely day out please send your name,
address, email address and phone
number to gosoutherncompetition@
southernrailway.com by 31 August 2011
marking your entry ‘Spa Valley’. Please
let us know which day you would like to
travel. The winner will be picked at random
and there are no cash alternatives.
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Getting there
Nearest Southern station: Eridge
Info: www.spavalleyrailway.co.uk
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Hot tickets
Fit for a Duchess
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Your four-page guide to what’s going on in your area… and beyond
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Summer Opening at Buckingham Palace
The Duchess of Cambridge’s
wedding dress, designed by Sarah
Burton for Alexander McQueen, is
now on display alongside the shoes
and earrings worn by the Duchess
on 29 April, as well as the
magnificent Halo Tiara. When: Until 3 October
Where: Buckingham Palace, London
Nearest Southern station: London Victoria
(then via London Underground
to Green Park)
Info: www.royalcollection.org.uk
Outdoors
Goodwood Revival
Step back in time and celebrate the halcyon
days of motor racing as it used to be with all
of the accompanying spectacle and glamour
of the era.
When: 16-18 September
Where: Goodwood
Nearest Southern station: Chichester
Info: www.goodwood.co.uk
Good day out
Exhibition
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Food & drink
Lewes OctoberFeast
A vibrant festival of local food and
drink, taking place throughout
town (and beyond).
When: 30 September - 9 October
Where: Lewes
Nearest Southern station: Lewes
Info: www.lewesoctoberfeast.com
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Sport
Music
England v India at The Rose Bowl
Britney Spears
The Rose Bowl in Southampton
welcomes the World Cup
champions India for a one-day
international.
When: 6 September
Where: Southampton Rose Bowl
Southampton
Info: www.rosebowlplc.com
The infamous American singer
returns to London as part of her
Femme Fatale
world tour.
When: 27-28 October
Where: O2 arena
Nearest Southern station: London
Bridge (then via London
Underground to North Greenwich)
Info: www.theo2.co.uk
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Alvin Stardust makes his debut
show at Komedia performing
all his classic hits from the 70s
and 80s.
When: 23 September
Where: Komedia Brighton
Info: www.komediabrighton.com
Milton Jones – Lion Whisperer
The Perrier Award winning
English comedian comes
to Hastings.
When: 14 October
Where: White Rock Theatre,
Hastings
Nearest Southern station: Hastings
Info: www.whiterocktheatre.org.uk
Dining out at Feast
on the Bridge
Feast on the Bridge
Showcasing the quality of
restaurants and producers from the
local area and Borough Market.
When: 10 September
Where: Southwark Bridge
Nearest Southern station: London Bridge
Info: www.thamesfestival.org
EcoVelocity
Bombay Bicycle Club
Ale at Amberley
Bombay Bicycle Club
As part of the Ale, Craft & Food
Festival, enjoy three days of
ale supping.
When: 1-3 September
Where: Amberley
Museum and Heritage
Centre
Amberley
Info: www.aleatamberley.co.uk
The group appear at Brighton
fresh from their success at
Glastonbury.
When: 30 September
Where: Brighton Dome
Info: www.brightondome.org
The Specials
Summer Ice Spectacular - A Night at
the Musicals
World class ice skating blends
with some of the greatest songs
ever written to create a dazzling
production.
When: 25 August - 4 September
Where: Congress Theatre,
Eastbourne
Nearest Southern station: Eastbourne
Info: www.visiteastbourne.com
Shakespeare at Arundel Castle
Food, drink, skating,
the theatre – just
some of the
events on across
the region
Romeo & Juliet and Twelfth
Night are performed in The
Collector Earl’s Garden.
When: 25-27 August
Where: Arundel Castle
Nearest Southern station: Arundel
Info: www.gbtheatrecompany.com
Do The Dog with The Specials on
their 30th anniversary tour.
When: 25 October
Where: Brighton Centre
Info: www.brightoncentre.co.uk
Chichester International
Film Festival
Open air screenings and special
events to celebrate the festival’s
20th anniversary.
Where: Chichester Cinema at
New Park
Nearest Southern station: Chichester
Info: www.chichestercinema.org
A dynamic festival of green
motoring packed with the very
latest no compromise, hi-tech
and ultra low carbon vehicles.
When: 8-11 September
Where: Battersea Power station
Battersea Park
Info: www.ecovelocity.co.uk
Ecovelocity comes
to Battersea
Batman Live
Batman Live is
a theatrical
extravaganza of
thrilling stunts,
acrobatic acts
and illusions.
Numberjacks
Join the TV superheroes as they
leave the sofa and embark on
their first live adventure.
When: 25-27 October
Where: The Capitol, Horsham
Horsham
Info: www.thecapitolhorsham.com
Outdoor
Battle of Britain Commemoration Day
A day of
1940s nostalgia and
remembrance including
classic war time tunes and
period military vehicles on the
parade ground.
When: 11 September
Where: Newhaven Fort
Newhaven Town
Info: www.newhavenfort.org.uk
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Hot tickets
Where: O2, London
Nearest Southern station: London Bridge
(then via London Underground to
North Greenwich)
Info: www.theo2.co.uk
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Mitcham
magic
Southern’s Mitcham Junction Station was
highly commended in the Rail Station of the
Year category at the London Transport Awards.
The entry was a joint one by the London
Borough of Merton, Southern and Network Rail
and was up against stiff competition – not
least Southern’s own Streatham Hill Station.
There had been long-standing concerns
about access to Mitcham Junction Station, in
particular the amount of parked cars on the
forecourt, the poor cycling parking facilities,
the litter and graffiti, a nearby waste transfer
station creating an unappealing environment,
plus poor lighting and uneven surfaces.
In a joint effort a new footbridge was
constructed, the waste transfer station
was relocated, and covered cycle parking
and motorcycle parking was provided.
Lighting, new signage, new disabled parking
bays and a designated drop-off area were
all introduced. And litter and graffiti were
removed to add a more welcoming feel.
Southern’s Head of Stations Chris Brooks
said: ”This is so deserved as the investment
of time, money and effort by all three
organisations working together has truly
transformed Mitcham Junction Station and the
surrounding area.”
Cracking
racking
Southern has introduced a double
deck cycle rack at Sutton Station.
It will now hold 40 cycles,
double the amount and is covered
by a canopy to keep the worst
of the rain off, and by 24-hour
CCTV.
The rack was installed following
comments from passengers, local
authorities and user groups
who contributed to
Sutton’s Station Travel
Plan. The plan looks
at ways to encourage
passengers to travel to
and from the station in
more sustainable ways
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from around the network
Dorking passenger
Catherine Davenport
(centre) did the
honours and
is accompanied by
left to right: Paul
Best, Southern
Project Manager;
Simon Chapman,
Network Rail Project
Manager; Mark
Epsom, Southern
Area Manager and
Keith Painter, Dorking
Station Manager
given a lift
Southern has celebrated the
completion of a £2m Access for All
improvement project at Dorking
Station.
The new lifts and footbridge provide
step-free access for passengers who
use the station for more than a million
Southern has been awarded Investors in
People accreditation, demonstrating our
commitment to improving a business through
our people, a premise supported by our vision
of ‘Making Every Journey Better’ for both our
passengers and staff.
To achieve accreditation, Investors in
People assessors interviewed more than
400 Southern staff across the business to
gather evidence that we fully engaged our
staff on topics such as recognition, leadership
capability and opportunities for personal
growth and development. Southern’s senior
management were also interviewed to ensure
clarity and alignment on strategic goals and
how these are cascaded throughout the
organisation so that all Southern staff have
clarity on their day-to-day priorities.
journeys every year to get between
the station entrance and all platforms,
making the railway more accessible
for everyone, particularly those with
reduced mobility, parents with small
children or people with heavy or bulky
luggage. Tactile paving was also
installed along the platforms to aid the
visually impaired. Representatives from Southern’s
project team, Network Rail, station
users and the Mole Valley Access
Group were in attendance as the new
lifts and new footbridge were officially
opened by long-standing Dorking
passenger Catherine Davenport.
Southern’s area manager, Mark
Epsom, said: “The improvements
have truly transformed the journey
experience. Feedback has been
extremely positive.”
For your
assistance
Aids for passengers with learning difficulties
or whose first language is not English, and
passengers who often find communicating
difficult, have been introduced by Southern.
The Easy Read Accessibility Guide explains stepby-step everything people need to enable them to
use Southern’s services. Laid out in simple, easy
to understand language, the guide
uses pictures to illustrate each point.
There’s also information on
travelling with a wheelchair or
mobility scooter, station and
train accessibility, access
on board trains and using
Southern’s Priority Seat Card.
Easy Read information is also available
at www.southernrailway.com/easyread. The
Travel Support Card is a pocket size card which
has details of the holder’s home station, where
they travel to and from, and a section which
can be pre-written, stating how staff can help
them. It also contains useful contact numbers,
and a space for the card holder’s emergency
contact number.
Finally the communication aid will help those
who find communicating difficult and is a
laminated pictorial A4 size card which enables
the passenger to point to a picture to indicate
to a member of Southern staff what they need
help with.
All three aids are available to download
from www.southernrailway.com, from Customer
Services and on request from most ticket offices.
system allows staff to report
incidents of crime and antisocial
behaviour to its teams of Rail
Neighbourhood Officers (RNOs)
by e-mail via smart phones. RNOs,
Revenue Protection Officers and
management can then record and
respond to reports of low-level
crime, building a picture of patterns
and trends, enabling officers on
patrol to target trouble spots.
Meanwhile our ‘Railways for
All’ initiative goes well beyond
Left to right are:
James Abbott, from
the statutory requirements of the
sponsor Modern
Disability Discrimination Act.
Railway, Ben Holmes,
Aspects of Southern’s approach
Southern Rail
Neighbourhood Officer; to making rail travel accessible
Keith Hills, Southern
for all include an advanced travel
Revenue Manager;
assistance scheduling system; a
Amanda Susini, a
member of Southern’s travel support ID card; a priority
Safer Travel Team,
seating scheme; a guide designed to
and Minister of State
help staff and static maps that can
for Transport
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prizes at the recent 2011 Railway
Industry Innovation Awards. We
won the Cross-Industry Partnership
award for our ‘Eyewitness’ crime
reporting system and the Passenger
Experience award for our ‘Railways
for All’ initiative.
The innovative ‘Eyewitness’
Our survey
said…
The spring 2011 National Passenger Survey
has shown that the improvement work
Southern has been focusing on over the
last year has paid off, with passengers
recognising the improvements.
Published by rail watchdog Passenger
Focus, the report shows Southern
increased scores in:
l The upkeep/repair of station buildings
and platforms
l Cleanliness of stations
l The overall station environment
l Personal security while at stations
l How requests to station staff were handled
l Frequency of trains
l Connections with other train services
l Toilet facilities on trains
l Personal security while on board trains
l How well Southern dealt with delays.
Southern Managing Director Chris Burchell
said: “I am extremely pleased that the
areas where we have been working hard
to improve have been recognised by our
passengers. We have just completed a
major station deep clean and repainting
programme which is reflected in the scores.”
Southern has also been working
hard to improve its on-train toilets, which
was recognised with a two per cent
increase in satisfaction. However, Chris
Burchell recognised that there is still much
work to be done and that all at Southern
will continue to work hard to improve in
all areas.
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We are offering 25% off
Southern Advance and OffPeak train tickets from 11 July27 August 2011. The good news
is that you can book a train
ticket for travel up to 12 weeks
in advance. Advance fares are
available on selected routes
across the Southern network
and exclude public holidays.
For example, why not travel
from London Victoria to
Brighton for as little as £3.70
each way with a Southern
Advance train ticket, or Milton
Keynes to Southampton
from just £5.55. As an added
benefit Railcard discounts are
also available giving an even
greater saving.
Our website
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Southern’s MyTimes® service allows you
to easily create your very own timetable
to print out, showing just the trains and
stations you need for your journey.
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create-your-own-timetable/
Our website southernrailway.com includes
up-to-the-minute information on our stations
and live information on how our train
services are running, as well as details on
any improvement works which might affect
your journey.
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Why not travel from Brighton
to London Victoria with a
Super Off Peak Day Return
train ticket for £11.10, or
Portsmouth to East Croydon
with an Off Peak Day Return
train ticket for £18.60.
You can buy your Standard
or First Class Advance Single
train ticket at your local
Southern ticket office but the
25% discount is only available
online (on selected journeys).
And remember, unlike some
of our competitors we don’t
add booking fees or credit
card charges.
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you your options and prices before you book.
We’ve even introduced a Southern ‘widget’,
which you can download to your Google
homepage or Windows Vista desktop to
make purchasing tickets online even easier.
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When booking your train
ticket online, to ensure you
choose a journey on Southern
services, once you’ve hit
search please click ‘Select
your route’ (located to the
left of the search results)
and choose the ‘Southern’
checkbox. It’s that simple.
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Southern Adventure
The windswept beaches at
Eastbourne and Beachy
Head are just one of
the attractions on the
Southern Adventure map
which you can download
at www.southernrailway.
com/adventure. Spot Loco
and his friends and take
your family on an adventure
they’ll never forget.
ON THE MOVE
Seen somewhere you like in this issue? Here’s how to get there
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travel by train from London, join the Spa
Valley steam train at Eridge and enjoy a
completely car-free day out in the beautiful
Sussex and Kent Weald.
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2011 at Selhurst Park. Don’t forget the five
big Southern teams will all be playing in the
Championship this season. Go to page 6 for
competition and fixture details.
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Step back in time on 16-18 September
and celebrate the halcyon days of motor
racing as it used to be with all of the
accompanying spectacle and glamour of
the era.
l www.goodwood.co.uk
Key
Key
Wimbledon
Wimbledon
Chase
London
Cannon
Street
London
Blackfriars
(Southwark)
Battersea Park
Watford
Junction
to Highbury & Islington
City Thameslink
London
Waterloo East
Tring
South
Merton
St. Pancras
International
Farringdon
London
Charing Cross
Leighton
Buzzard
Berkhamsted
Tickets to
Crystal Palace
v
Portsmouth
to Luton and Bedford
to Birmingham
and the North West
Summer Opening at Buckingham Palace
Win,
win, win!
Seaford
Hampden Park
Eastbourne
Brighton & Hove Food and Drink Festival
Go and tuck in at the largest festival of its kind
this September with fantastic food, drink and
hospitality. The event runs from
1 September to 4 October.
l www.brightonfoodfestival.com
Photography: Mike Caldwell for Goodwood Motor Sports Press, Eddie Keogh for Rex features, The Royal Collection
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