Your Mag_Issue 2 - West Sussex County Council

ALL ABOUT
3 IN 1
Just to refresh your m
emory,
the 3 in 1 card gives you:
CHEAP bus travel
DISCOUNTS in a wide range of shops and venues
PROOF OF AGE - so no need to
carry around
your birth certificate or passpo
rt anymore
TELL YOUR FRIENDS
It’s NOT too late to get this card. If you
know a friend or neighbour that might
like to apply, here’s how:
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Download an application form from
www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
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or ring 01243 777330
or collect one from school or college
CHECK OUT:YOURSPACEWESTSUSSEX.CO.UK
THE small PRINT
The 3 in 1 scheme card allows young people aged five to 19 much
cheaper travel on the buses, and the concession will apply at all
times of the day, including weekends. For 16-19 year olds in fulltime education who pay adult fares, it will mean half price travel.
Thanks to a partnership with Citizencard the reverse of the card
will give proof of your age to anyone who asks.
We’ve also teamed up with loads of businesses who will give you
great deals on a whole range of fab stuff - see the centre pages
for details.
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ANY QUESTIONS? See page 28 for some answers to your
3 in 1 scheme questions.
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Here’s the second edition of Your Mag - we hope you enjoy it. It’s
summertime, so max out your 3 in 1 card and hop on a bus and visit some
of the venues, shops and businesses that offer a discount - they are all
listed in this mag, and more are being added all the time to the website
www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
In this issue we’ve got a big feature on sports. As the weather (hopefully)
hots up, why not visit a leisure centre, swimming pool - or simply catch a
bus to the beach and chill for a day?
Happy summer!
contents
Pg 2
• ALL ABOUT 3 IN 1
Pg 25
Pg 3
• WELCOME and CONTENTS
Pg 26-27 • WHAT’S HAPPENING
Pg 4-7
• GET SPORTY THIS SUMMER
Pg 28
• 3 in 1 FAQs
Pg 8
• SCARY MOVIE
Pg 29
• THE V WORD
Pg 9
• WHAT BUGS YOU?
Pg 30
• ALMOST THE LAST PAGE
Pg 31
• ROCK CHALLENGE
Pg 10-11 • GET STUCK INTO A BOOK
THIS YEAR
• DOCTOR DOCTOR
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Pg 1
Pg 12-13 • ALCOHOL = ALCOHELL?
Pg 14
• WIN WIN WIN!
Pg 15
• KNOW ANY ‘SWEET’ PEOPLE?
Pg 16
• BRIGHT IDEAS AND
WRITERS WANTED
Pg 17
• BOOK QUIZ
Pg 25
Pg 4-7
Pg 18-23 • DISCOUNTS
Pg 24
• SIGNS OF THE TIMES AND
YOUTH PARLIAMENT
Pg 26-27
This publication was produced by The Communications Team and designed
by The Central Graphic Design Team at West Sussex County Council. (WS033 05.08)
Printed by: Bay Print, Bridge Road, Littlehampton, West Sussex, BN17 5DF.
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GET SPORTY
THIS SUMMER!
IT’S FUN, YOU MAKE FRIENDS
AND IT KEEPS YOU FIT!
Do you see yourself as the next
Wayne Rooney, hammering home
goals from outside the area, or
hitting sixes all over the ground like
Andrew Flintoff? Or maybe you’re
more of a Paula Radcliffe style
marathon runner or tennis ace like
Maria Sharapova? Whatever your
sporting bag, there are places all
over West Sussex to help you get
started on the road to success.
Since England won the Ashes in
2005, and with the rise of fast
paced 20-20 matches, cricket
has shed its old man image to
become one of the most popular
sports around. To many, cricket is
England’s national sport, and is a
great way to spend the summer
and involves a wide range
of skills.
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Most local clubs have ‘colts’ youth
teams for all age groups, and
www.sussexcricket.co.uk has a
full list of contact details for clubs
near you.
The England team hasn’t been
doing that well recently, failing
to get into Euro 2008, but with
our club sides doing better in
Europe there’s still hope for English
football. You can find the nearest
club to you by visiting
www.sussexfa.com
Visit www.sussexsport.org for loads of sporty stuff
England has been doing better at rugby,
getting into the World Cup final last year.
The website www.rugbyinsussex.org.uk
has a list of local clubs.
Golf isn’t just a game for the over-40s.
Hawaiian star Michelle Wie turned professional
at 15 and maybe you’ll be the next young golf
champion. www.sussexgolfguide.com has
all the local clubs and courses.
Perhaps you’d rather be the next
British tennis star like Andy Murray.
www.tennis-sussex.org.uk has
information on all the clubs
throughout the county.
If you don’t want to join a club,
then just a kick-around of football
in the garden is a laugh, or
organise a game of rounders on
the beach on a summer day.
You can go jogging (it’s free!),
rollerblading, skateboarding,
swimming, netball, stoolball,
athletics, work out in the
gym...anything goes - just
get going!!
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GIRL
POWER
Two girls from West Sussex
are showing that whatever
boys can do they can do
better, by aiming for the
top in sports normally
dominated by men.
Holly Colvin was only 15 when she first played cricket for England,
becoming the youngest English cricketer ever to play in a test.
If this wasn’t enough, she went on to take two wickets in two balls
against Australia on her debut and has since been a regular in the
England side.
Holly, from Middleton on Sea, first got into cricket through her brother.
“
“
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HE’S THREE YEARS OLDER THAN ME AND HAD NO-ONE TO PLAY
WITH SO I HAD TO HELP HIM OUT.
”
She started playing in the boys’ team with him.
WHEN I FIRST STARTED, THERE WEREN’T MANY GIRLS PLAYING,
AND GIRLS’ CRICKET WASN’T REALLY ADVERTISED.
”
”
Holly was soon spotted by former Sussex captain John Barclay who picked
her for the boys’ district team.
THROUGH HIM I GOT INTO PLAYING GIRLS’ CRICKET
Holly, now 18, would like more young
people to take an interest in cricket,
and hopes this will revive the popularity
of the sport:
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I THINK WE SHOULD
ALSO ENCOURAGE MORE
YOUNGSTERS TO WATCH
CRICKET AND TRY AND
INSPIRE THEM TO GET
INVOLVED IN THE SPORT AND IT SHOULD BE
PLAYED IN SCHOOLS.
”
says Holly.
Following in Holly’s footsteps is 11 year-old Lily Hounsome. But unlike
Holly, Lily hopes to make her name in the traditionally male-orientated
world of boxing.
Although usually viewed as a sport based on strength and power, in
reality modern boxing is more about fitness and agility.
“
I DON’T FIGHT AGAINST BOYS, BUT I TRAIN AGAINST BOYS
As for the future she hopes to be involved in more
competitive fights and emulate her boxing heroes by
winning a championship herself.
”
says Lily.
Holly and Lily both prove that by getting involved and
taking part in traditionally male sports girls can beat
the boys at their own game!
”
Words: Steven Galloway
“
I STARTED BOXING WHEN I WAS EIGHT. THE BEST THING IS IT KEEPS ME FIT
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SCARY MOVIE
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Youth Arts United, part of
West Sussex County
Council’s Youth Service.
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First Light Movies, which
helps five to 19-year-olds
in the UK to make
their own films.
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It was described as ‘intriguing and
bizarre’ by TV and movie actress
Lolita Chakrabarti, who was one
of the judges.
First Light Movies said it was:
“
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A CREEPY DRAMA...NOT FOR THE
FAINT HEARTED
”
Bill Hicks, from the County Council’s
youth service, said:
THIS SUCCESS IS ONLY THE TIP
OF THE ICEBERG WHEN IT
COMES TO YOUNG PEOPLE
IN WEST SUSSEX GETTING
INVOLVED IN THE EXISTING
PROCESS OF MOVIE MAKING.
”
For further details about film projects for young people contact Bill on
01243 777385 or email [email protected]
What
BUGyoSu????
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connections an
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YOUNG PEOP
George, 14, hates powers cuts, because it means he can’t MSN, watch TV,
or use his laptop, while Keir, 8, LOVES them because then he can play
Monopoly by candlelight.
Samantha, 14, does a paper round and hates small letterboxes, while fellow
papergirl Clare, 15, is irritated by ‘killerboxes’ which snap shut on tender
fingers!
Tom, 11, listed being skint and angry fast drivers as his major annoyances.
Connor, 16, is bugged by his younger brothers sneaking into his bedroom,
while Lauren, 13, hates coming out in spots, people not washing their hands
after going to the loo and friends boasting about having the latest gear.
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GET
stuck
INTO A
book
THIS
year!
on books!
g - the ideal time to get hooked
It’s the National Year of Readin
Reading is the perfect pastime - you can do it rain or shine, and you
don’t have to splash out on expensive kit.
for free
books as you can borrow them
You don’t even have to buy the
from your local library.
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Teenagers are one of the least likely groups to pick up a book so if you are already a keen reader then why not try and convert
your friends?
Library staff are keen to help you with information about great books,
CDs and DVDs. Email, phone or pop in to your local library to find out
more.
Alternatively, go to www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk and send an
e-postcard to your mates telling them all about your latest great read.
The 36 libraries and three mobile libraries in West Sussex will be holding
events throughout the year to open up the wonderful world of books.
There are themes each month including:
June - Reading Escapes.
Hot holiday reads will be top of the lists this month. Escape into a
different world within a book or simply enjoy a blockbuster on the beach.
Activities to try: If you’re a footie fan then discover all the sporty books to
tie-in with Euro 2008, or delve into a book to escape the wall-to-wall
coverage! You could also set up a ‘holiday reads’ library at school.
Other bookish things taking place will be regular rounds by The Early
Years Bookbus, lots of activities and the Children’s Summer Reading
Challenge which this year will be Team Read.
HELP!
Homework Hell?
Every library has lots of books,
access to online info, space to
work and staff to help you find
the information you need for
your homework. So get down
there and stop stressing!
To get online help visit www.westsussex.gov.uk or go to
www.yearofreading.org.uk
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their health
the risks to
and safety.
Young boozers can be losers and a survey by charity Crime Concern
revealed that many young people start binge drinking as young as 13, and
almost a quarter said their drinking landed them in trouble with the police.
In West Sussex, a lifestyle survey among 14 and 15 year olds showed one in
10 of you regularly get drunk.
Matt, 15, from Bognor Regis, said:
“
LOADS OF MY FRIENDS GET TOTALLY DRUNK EVERY WEEKEND, USUALLY ON
CHEAP CIDER. SOME OF THEM HANG AROUND OUTSIDE THE LOCAL SHOP
AND TRY AND GET ADULTS TO BUY THEM BOOZE.
”
Alcohol is often regarded as ‘safe and legal’ but its effects can be as potent
and damaging as any hard drug, and needs to be treated with respect.
But one drink too many, or necking bottles one after another, can make
you mouthy, loud, aggressive, slur your words, and you risk doing things
you don’t really want like having unsafe sex or getting into cars with
drunk drivers.
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THE LAW: In the UK, under 18s
cannot buy alcohol and any shops
that serve underage drinkers could
face a big fine and lose their
licence. And don’t ask adults to
buy it for you! If you drink
in a public place the police may
take the alcohol from you and
chuck it away.
LOOK AFTER YOURSELF: In
the interests of your health, it’s
best to lay off alcohol while your
body is still developing, but if you
do drink, then take these tips to
stay safe:
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Make sure you are with
people you can trust…
drinking alone can be
dangerous - being sick choking - worse.
Don’t accept drinks from
strangers, as they could
be spiked.
Drink water or soft drinks
in between the booze to
keep you hydrated and cut
down the killer head the
next morning.
HELP
For more info, go to
www.sussedaboutdrink.net
or www.talktofrank.com
If you need help with a drinking
problem, go to your nearest
‘Information Shop’ or ‘Connexions’
centre. Or look for information in
your school, youth centre or
contact West Sussex Young
Peoples Substance Misuse Service
(WSYPSMS) on 01903 230600 for
a chat with someone who will
understand and help you.
If you know a family member
or friend is drinking too much
alcohol, contact the West Sussex
Drug and Alcohol Action Team
(DAAT) Families and Friends
Project on 01243 382940.
DAAT website
www.westsussexdaat.co.uk
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WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN!
IN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN! WIN!
WIN!
WIN!
WIN!
Enter as many or as few competitions as you like. In each
comp there is a question to answer - and you can find the
answers somewhere in the magazine - so get reading!
How to enter is at the bottom of the page.
GET STAR
STRUCK
Win free entry to the South
Downs Planetarium in Chichester,
where you can do some serious
stargazing!
Visit www.southdowns.org.uk or
call 01243 774400.
Question: Can you use your 3 in 1
card at weekends on the buses?
GET ACTIVE AT
ARCTIC JUNGLE
Get physical at Arctic Jungle,
Crawley’s premier Indoor
Playcentre, open seven days a
week. Call 01293 614999 or go
to www.arcticjungle.co.uk
To win a family ticket answer this
question: What website can you
visit to find a sports centre?
GET STUCK INTO BOOKS!
Win a £25 voucher to spend in Sussex Stationers bookshops, which
have branches across the county.
Question: 2008 is the National Year of Reading. What is the theme
for June?
HOW TO ENTER COMPETITIONS.
1. Email [email protected] or send your entry
to: Your Mag Comps, Comms Unit, Room 133, Chichester, West
Sussex PO19 1RQ - you’ll need a stamp.
2. Don’t forget to include your name, address, phone number, age,
the answer to the question AND the name of the competition you
are entering.
3. Closing date: 11 August 2008.
4. Make a separate entry for each comp, but if entering by post, you
can put them all in one envelope.
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KNOW ANY
‘SWEET’
PEOPLE?
£50
‘FINDER
S FEE’
The ‘lollipop person’ outside
your school is ofte
n the
difference between
crossing the road safely, or
having to dodge speedy dri
vers.
More School Crossing Patrol people are desperately needed in West Sussex.
Would an adult member of your family be willing to do this vital job? And
if you persuade someone to apply whom we end up appointing, we’ll pay
you a £50 ‘finders fee’!
‘Lollipop person’ perks include only working in term-time and for a
maximum of one and a half hours a day! And of course they get the
satisfaction of knowing they are keeping school children safe.
The rate of pay starts at £6.57 per hour, plus they get full pay for five
weeks holiday plus public holidays.
There is no upper age limit and
in West Sussex there are several
patrol people in their seventies!
Uniform and training are provided.
If you know an adult who
would like to know more get
them to call 01243 777929 or
to view current vacancies go to
www.westsussex.gov.uk and
search ‘school crossing patrols’.
If they decide to take the job they
should mention your name and
contact details and we’ll arrange
for the fat £50 fee!
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BRIGHT
IDEAS
How would
you make
West Sussex a
better
place to live?
WRITERS
WANTED!
Are you a budding journalist? Do
you love writing about things that
interest you and would like to see
your work in print?
We are looking for enthusiastic
young reporters to write on the
subject of FOOD.
Do you think there is too much
fast convenience food nowadays?
Do you know someone who suffers
from anorexia, bulimia, or is
overweight? Do you think
supermarkets should make more
effort to tell us what is in the food
we buy, or perhaps you think there
is information overload?
Do you eat together as a family, or
do you eat off a tray in your room
while tapping away on MSN?
Do you wish you could cook, or are
you happy to have food placed in
front of you?
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Perhaps you would do more to
encourage recycling at your school
or you want more things to do in
your area?
Email or write to us with your
brilliant brainwaves. The best will win
a £25 WHSmith voucher and we’ll
print them in the next Your Mag.
Email:
[email protected]
or write to YOUR MAG EDITOR,
Comms Unit, County Hall,
Chichester PO19 1RQ.
Do you like home-cooked food, or
prefer the ping of the microwave
meal?
WIN!
Explore the subject of food in
any way you like, send it to us
and you could win a cool iPod
Shuffle AND we’ll publish the
best articles in the next issue
of Your Mag.
We'll be choosing a different
theme in each issue so if you have
an idea about what to write
about, let us know.
The details: Articles should be no
more than 250 words and be your
own work. Include your name,
address, phone number and age.
Closing date: 31 July 2008.
Send your articles to Your Mag
Writing Competition, Comms Unit,
County Hall, Chichester, PO19 1RQ,
or email it to
[email protected]
BOOK QUIZ!
ding,
As it’s the National Year of Rea
here’s a quiz all about books!
Check your answers below.
1. What is the name of Harry
Potter’s school?
a) Frogwarts
b) Hogwarts
c) Bogwarts
2. Who wrote the Mr Men books?
a) Roger Hargreaves
b) JK Rowling
c) AA Milne
3. Where does the wardrobe lead
in CS Lewis’ stories?
a) The Third Dimension
b) Narnia
c) Applia
4. Jacqueline Wilson writes about
a girl called Tracy. But what is
her surname (which the author
thought of when she was in
the bath!)?
a) Glass
b) Beaker
c) Goblet
5. George, Dick, Anne and Julian
of Enid Blyton’s Famous Five
had a dog with them on their
adventures. What was his name?
a) Timmy
b) Jimmy
c) Rover
6. What was Tarka?
a) An Otter
b) A pirate ship
c) A badger
7. Phillip Pullman wrote His Dark
Materials trilogy. What is the
name of the third book in the
series?
a) The Amber Spyglass
b) Western Lights
c) The Subtle Life
8. Who had a Midnight Garden?
a) James
b) Tom
c) Carrie
9. Lots of you have read and
enjoyed Charlie and the
Chocolate Factory, but what is
the follow-up book called?
a) Charlie and the Giant Peach
b) Charlie and the Massive
Chocolate Mousse
c) Charlie and the Great
Glass Elevator
10. What is Paddington Bear’s
favourite food?
a) Jam Sandwiches
b) Marmalade Sandwiches
c) Ham Sandwiches
ANSWERS:
1: b; 2: a; 3: b; 4:b; 5: a; 6: a; 7: a; 8: b; 9: c; 10: b
There are 36 libraries in West Sussex - Visit one soon!
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AA Driving School, Haywards Heath 07738 797641
10% off ALL lessons.
[email protected]
Ackerman Music, Chichester 01243 781844
5% discount of sheet music and
accessories (Not including reeds).
[email protected]
www.ackermanmusic.co.uk
Airhead Board Sports, Littlehampton 01903 850831
10% off.
[email protected]
www.air-head.com
Albourne Equestrian Centre 01273 832989
10% off first 10 lessons
(time restrictions apply).
[email protected]
www.albourneequestriancentre.co.uk
Arundel Ghost Experience, Arundel 01903 889821
50pence off all tickets for two and more.
Limited to groups of six maximum.
[email protected]
www.arundelghostexperience.com
Blue Reef Aquarium, Portsmouth 02392 875222
Save £1 off the full admission fee (Not
to be used in conjunction with any other
offer or family ticket).
[email protected]
www.bluereefaquarium.com
Broadbridge Heath Leisure Centre,
Horsham - 01403 211311
Five to16 year olds can enjoy Judo at
only £2.05 (normal price £3.65) and
Rockets trampolining for 10-16 year olds
at only £2.05 (normal price £3.65).
Booking is required.
enquiries@broadbridgeheathleisure
centre.co.uk
www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk
AMF Bowling, Worthing 0870 118 3041
2 games for £5 on Mondays and
Thursdays all day on production of the
3in1 card (10am til closeTue/ Wed/ Fri
10am -5pm). Excluding school holidays.
[email protected]
www.amfbowling.co.uk
Butlins, Bognor Regis - 01243 810005
10% off normal day visit price. Terms &
Conditions apply. Contact 01243 822445
for opening dates.
[email protected]
www.butlinsonline.co.uk
Arctic Jungle, Crawley 01293 614999
10% off full child price.
[email protected]
www.arcticjungle.co.uk
Buzby and Blue Hairdressing,
Chichester - 01243 531284/01243 778804
15% off all services (Monday-Thursday)
with selected stylists-excluding product
sales.
[email protected]
buzbyandblue.com
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Check out www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk for an up-to-date listing.
Champagne & Cider, Chichester 01243 778825
10% off all hair & beauty treatments
in the the upstairs salon.
[email protected]
www.champagneandcider.com
Chichester Cinema at New Park 01243 790235
14-19 pay child rate of £3 and 5-14
pay £1.
[email protected]
www.chichestercinema.org
Crafty Snippets, Billingshurst 01403 784674
10% off (excluding dolls house
items, ribbons, jewellery findings
and tapestry stamps).
[email protected]
www.craftysnippets.co.uk
David O Jones & Sons, Littlehampton 01903 713146
5% off non sale items on sportside only,
excluding re-strings and repairs.
[email protected]
Earnley Butterflies and Gardens,
Chichester - 01243 512637
Buy one get one free ticket offer.
[email protected]
www.earnleybutterfliesandgardens.co.uk
Esparto Limited - 0870 766 2812
Buy paper greeting cards online and
get 10% off plus free delivery and free
reminders. Just enter the promo code
3in1. Expires 31/12/08.
[email protected]
www.esparto.co.uk
Eternal Maker, Chichester 01243 788174
10% off non sale items.
[email protected]
Fancy Dress Shop, Littlehampton 07894 069164
10% off throughout the store.
[email protected]
www.thepartypoint.co.uk
Fishbourne Roman Palace, Chichester 01243 785859
Free admission when accompanied by a
paying adult. Excludes special events.
Expires 31.12.08.
[email protected]
www.sussexpast.co.uk/fishbourne
Fitness First, Bognor Regis 01243 868884
Min 3 month contract £34.95 instead
of £44.00 per month, Min 12 month
contract £31.95 instead of £37.95
per month.
[email protected]
www.fitnessfirst.com
Fotos and Frames, Bognor Regis 01243 829371
£1 off ID photos Only £2.49 for set of 4
passport size photos
[email protected]
G C Paintball, Lancing - 0845 338 6225
£5 off.
[email protected]
www.gcpaintball.co.uk
Go Ape - 0870 444 5562
20% off (exc bank holidays) at Alice
Holt, Surrey and Bedgebury Forest, Kent.
Age, height & weight restrictions apply.
Quote West Sussex 3 in 1 Card.
Expires 31/8/08.
[email protected]
www.goape.co.uk
Grades Barber Shop, 2 Manor Parade,
Church Street, Littlehampton 01903 739600
Get 10% off prices.
[email protected]
Harbour Park, Littlehampton 01903 721200
10% off hot drinks at Harbour Park
Coffee Bar. (Monday - Friday only).
Valid until the end of July 2008.
Cannot be used in conjunction
with any other offer.
[email protected]
www.harbourpark.com
Check out www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk for new discounts.
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Haredown, Chichester - 01243 811976
Cardholder only 10% off Excl: Food,
Equipment & Group Bookings.
www.haredown.com
[email protected]
Hawth Theatre, Crawley - 01293 552941
Various discounts available. See events
section on this website for full details
(2 tickets per cardholder).
[email protected]
www.hawth.co.uk
Herbert Sports,
East Grinstead - 01342 322011
Chichester - 01243 839779
5-15% off.
[email protected]
www.herbertsports.co.uk
Hidden Nature, Chichester 01243 784884
10% discount on all purchases over
£3.00.
[email protected]
Hobgoblin, Crawley - 01293 515858
10% off.
[email protected]
Holmbush Paintball Ltd, Faygate, Nr
Horsham - 01293 852131
£2.50 discount off an event with an
extra 100 free paintballs on top of the
100 free paintballs you will already
receive. Valid until September 2008.
[email protected]
www.holmbushpaintball.co.uk
Hoppers Creative Workshop,
Chichester - 01243 786669
16-19 yrs get 20% off wash, cut,
blow dry. Exc Saturdays.
[email protected]
Identity Hair Salon, Haywards Heath 01273 845777
10% discount on all services
(Monday - Friday).
[email protected]
www.identity-hair.co.uk
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It’s Magic, Hassocks - 01444 255134/115
That'll be the Day 4th July Victoria Park
Haywards Heath: 12-19 yr old card
holders £10 (Non Cardholder Prices: £16,
£20 on day, 11 & under FREE) Katherine
Jenkins 5th July, Victoria Park Haywards
Heath: Cardholders £10 (Non Cardholder
Prices: Children 16 & under £14, Adults
£27.50, £32.50 on day) 5 & under FREE.
NB: All children must be accompanied
by an adult
[email protected]
www.itsmagic.org.uk
Jessops
Chichester - 0845 458 7079
Crawley - 0845 458 7089
Horsham - 0845 458 7325
Worthing - 0845 458 7325
10% discount on all single use cameras,
film, inkjet paper, inkjet cartridges,
developing & printing services, video
tapes, photographic paper & chemicals.
Not available online or in conjunction
with any other offer or bulk purchases.
Expires 30.06.09.
www.jessops.com
Jim Hills Sports, Billingshurst 01403 783352
10% off all non-sale items.
[email protected]
www.jimhillssports.co.uk
JW Sports, 55 High Street, Bognor Regis
- 01243 860266
Make any purchase in store and receive
a 10% off voucher in post.
[email protected]
Lady2b
10% off any fashion and hair
accessories. Enter code you23
[email protected]
www.lady2b.com
LAR Watersports, Pagham 01243 266446
5% discount April - Sept 10% discount
Oct - March.
[email protected]
www.larwatersports.co.uk
Check out www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk for an up-to-date listing.
Lethal Auto Design, Crawley 01293 427407
10% off selected items.
[email protected]
Licence to Drive, Handcross 07941 365458
Driving Lessons. Only £19.50 per lesson,
cardholder must be 17 yrs old at 1st
lesson and hold current provisional
licence. Expires July 2008.
[email protected]
www.licence-to-drive.co.uk
Lick Music, Worthing - 01903 202458
10% off stock with exception to
PRINTED MUSIC and ALREADY
DISCOUNTED STOCK.
[email protected]
www.lickmusic.co.uk
Look & Sea, Littlehampton 01903 718984
1/2 price exhibition offer and 10%
off Café.
[email protected]
www.lookandsea.co.uk
MB Sports, Bognor Regis - 01243 829524
10% off non-sale goods.
[email protected]
Nice Taxis, Haywards Heath 01444 443311
£1 off every £5 spent on a taxi journey.
Expires 31/12/08.
[email protected]
www.nicetaxis.com
Nova Music, Littlehampton 01903 713716
5% off throughout the store.
[email protected]
Olympos Centres (Mid Sussex)
East Grinstead - 01342 328616
Haywards Heath - 01444 457337
Burgess Hill - 01444 876000
Get twelve months for the price of
eleven. Holders of the '3-in-1' card are
entitled to one months free membership
when they take out an annual Kidz or
YP membership at Olympos centres.
[email protected]
www.olymposcentres.com
P.L.A.Y., Worthing - 01903 231117
50p off entrance fee per family on
display of a 3-1 card. Offers do not
include 4 o’clock special.
[email protected]
www.playleisureagilityyouth.com
Pavilions In The Park, Horsham 01403 219200
Four to 12 year olds can enjoy reduced
swimming when accompanied by a full
paying adult. Off peak 95p (normal price
£1.85) or peak times £1.25 (normal price
£2.40).
[email protected]
www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk
Pinnacle Showroom, Worthing Football
Club - 0845 094 1978
10% off.
[email protected]
www.pinnaclesportsandleisure.co.uk
PizzaExpress, Haywards Heath 01444 456627
10% discount. This will be limited to the
total amount of the bill. One discount
per table will be applicable.
[email protected]
www.pizzaexpress.com
Pooh Corner Ltd, East Sussex 01892 770456
5% off retail items.
[email protected]
www.pooh-country.co.uk
Rangers Football Roadshow, at Olympos
Burgess Hill - 0871 702 1972
Two day roadshow - 10am to 3pm for 7
to 16 years - just £50! 3in1 cardholders
will receive an exclusive FREE Rangers
gift! Offer expires Thursday 7 August
2008. Visit yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
for further information and details.
[email protected]
www.visitrangers.co.uk
RCC Southern Ltd (Mailorderbikes.com),
Shoreham - 07976 283745
15% off Bikes and Accessories from our
online store, FREE 4 day home delivery
on all bikes. Great range to choose from
at competitive prices. Discount code:
THREEINONE.
[email protected]
www.mailorderbikes.com
Check out www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk for new discounts.
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Rebecca Cooke Singing, Chichester 01243 771974
£2 off hourly rate plus 1 free lesson
in 10.
[email protected]
www.rebeccacookesinging.co.uk
Rose Green Centre of Arts & Crafts,
Bognor Regis - 01243 262059
Free tea/coffee when you spend £5
or more.
Same Day Books, Worthing 01903 206696
10% off throughout the store.
[email protected]
www.samedaybooks.com
Scrawl, Chichester - 01243 839700
10% off all clothing.
[email protected]
www.urbanangelclothing.com
Sea Life Centre, Brighton - 01273 604234
Two for one offer. Available until
31/12/2008. Download this voucher from
yourspace website to take up the offer.
[email protected]
www.sealifeeurope.com
Six Villages Sports Centre, Chichester 01243 564477
Get 50% off court bookings (non
membership admission fee may apply).
[email protected]
South Downs Bikes Ltd,
Storrington - 01903 745534
Angmering - 01903 770649
Get 10% off all purchases including
bikes and accessories (excludes cycle hire
and bike servicing). Free collection and
delivery for bike servicing.
[email protected]
www.southdownsbikes.com
South Downs Planetarium, Chichester 01243 774400,
Discount for children 16 years and under
of 33.3% off the entrance fee.
For November 2008 buy one get one
free on tickets - Please note that these
tickets must be reserved beforehand by
calling 07818 297292.
[email protected]
www.southdowns.org.uk
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Southwater Watersports, Horsham 01403 734424
10% off full price.
[email protected]
www.southwatersports.co.uk
Stanford Spa Lagoon, Hassocks 01273 841948
Book your Princess Pamper Party
birthday event in the Luxury Lagoon
Lounge and receive free nail polish,
nibbles and non-alcoholic punch for up
to six girls. Plus the birthday girl will
receive up to £20 to spend.
[email protected]
www.stanfordspalagoon.co.uk
Sussex Craft Ltd, Haywards Heath 01444 455611
10% off (excluding wool, sale items,
gallery items and classes).
[email protected]
www.sussexcraftltd.co.uk
The Atrium Cinema, East Grinstead 01342 321666
60p off 1 small drink & 1 small
popcorn - £3.50 (usual price £4.10).
[email protected]
The Capitol (Cinema), Horsham 01403 750220
Pay just £3.40 for a cinema ticket with
production of your '3in1' card. Offer
only available before 6pm Monday to
Friday. Offer cannot be used online.
www.thecapitolhorsham.com
The Cycle Station, Worthing 01903 765353
Get 10% off most cash purchases and
5% off bikes and accessories purchased
with credit or debit card.
[email protected]
The Flying Fortress, Ford - 01903 733550
Enjoy 10% off full priced child entry.
Not to be used in conjunction with any
other offer. Play times may be restricted
if busy.
[email protected]
www.flying-fortress.co.uk
Check out www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk for an up-to-date listing.
The Officers Club,
Chichester - 01243 782463
Crawley - 01293 534673
Haywards Heath - 01444 441367
Horsham - 01403 750186
Worthing - 01903 212328
10% discount on all full-price products.
[email protected]
www.theofficersclub.co.uk
The Party Point, Littlehampton 01903 721888
10% off throughout store.
[email protected]
www.thepartypoint.co.uk
Toni & Guy Hair Salon, Chichester 01243 787488
20% Discount on Monday-Wednesday
[email protected]
www.toniandguy.com
Treasure Crafts, Burgess Hill 01444 250252
5% off throughout the store.
[email protected]
Tumble Tots/Gymbobs - 01273 723511
Tumble Tots offers physical activity
sessions which will enhance self esteem,
confidence, balance and coordination.
Gymbobs - 5-7 years - energetic gym
classes using specially designed
equipment. Free trail class with '3in1'
card. Please ring to book.
[email protected]
www.tumbletots.com
UK Kayaking, Horsham - 01403 732389
10% off full price.
[email protected]
www.ukkayaking.co.uk
Walk and Travel Ltd, Horsham 01403 242630
Walk and Travel are offering a fantastic
10% off all full price items on their
website to young people or those
buying for them, including head gear.
This discount also applies to anyone
making a visit to the shop by
appointment in person. There is no
minimum spend. All full expert advice
on walking and travelling, gear,
equipment including expert rucksack
fitting for Scouts, Guides, Duke of
Edinburgh, and those going travelling working abroad or Gap Year. All advice
and support is free - saving you both
time and money to enjoy your walking
and travelling more.
[email protected]
www.walkandtravel.com
Wilderness Wood, East Sussex 01825 830509
Free admission for cardholder when
will full paying adult. Excluding Bank
Holidays or special events.
Valid to Dec 08.
www.wildernesswood.co.uk
[email protected]
Yesterday's World, Hastings 01424 893938
2 for 1 on entry fee.
[email protected]
www.yesterdaysworld.co.uk
Zoo Jewellery, Worthing - 01903 823523
10% off all non-sale items.
[email protected]
www.zoojewellery.com
You’ve told us where you want money off - and we are trying
very hard to get the discounts at the stores where you shop.
Keep an eye on the website www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
for the latest discounts!
DISCLAIMER:
West Sussex County Council does not support or recommend the products or services advertised nor the
organisations advertising them. Readers should satisfy themselves on the suitability of any of these
products or services and on the nature and standing of these organisations.
West Sussex County Council will not be liable for any damages or losses howsoever caused suffered by
any person who relies on the information contained in this guide.
Check out www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk for where to get the
best deals
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HAVE MADE A DIFFERENCE
TO ROAD SAFETY IN
THEIR VILLAGES
There are nearly 3,800 casualties on the roads of West Sussex each year and
we need to get that figure down.
Go to www.westsussex.gov.uk to find out about road safety schemes.
Hannah Mudd, 10, launched a safety campaign
on behalf of horse riders.
She is a keen rider and often has to cross a
busy road on her pony to get to bridleways.
She persuaded West Sussex County Council
to put up signs warning drivers to be alert to
horses and riders near her home in Funtington.
Meanwhile another Hannah has been 'signing' the way to safety in another
West Sussex village.
Hannah Wardle, nine, won a poster competition to raise awareness of the
dangers of speeding in Tangmere along Meadow Way and Tangmere Road.
Hannah's design has been turned into metal signs and she also won a book
token for her efforts to persuade motorists to stick to the speed limits.
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you tell them private - even if you are under 16.
So whether you want to ask advice about an annoying
sniffle, or how to get reliable contraception, your doctor
will not pass on that information to your parents without
your permission.
Of course, it can really help to talk to your parents
first, especially if you are thinking about having sex
for the first time.
You don’t need your parents’ permission to see your doctor.
All patients can see their own health records. Your parents or guardian
should not see your records unless you have given permission.
Exceptions? In rare circumstances, your doctor may believe that keeping
a secret you have told them puts you in severe danger, for example, if you
were being hurt in some way. They might want to involve other health
professionals in helping you…but they should still tell you first.
Go to www.westsussex.gov.uk and look on the A-Z under F for Family
Planning and you will find the nearest Family Planning centre that deals
especially with under 25s.
Ask Brook - go to www.brook.org.uk where you can get info through
their helpline on 0800 0185 023, via a secure on-line enquiry service, or by
texting them.
www.mariestopes.org.uk has a chat room where you can ask your
question confidentially. They also have a section of their website specially
for young people, and you can also visit likeitis.org which is packed with
useful help on a whole range of areas including sex, contraception,
periods, love bugs (STIs), teenage pregnancy and relationships.
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WHAT’S
HAPPENING?
Budding ‘Bears’
at Buchan!
Do you love watching survival
experts Ray Mears and Bear Grylls
on TV? Now you too can learn
vital Bushcraft skills - in Crawley!
Buchan Country Park holds
Bushcraft courses for eight to
14-year-olds, where you can build
shelters, light fires, make tools,
find water, track animals and
cook and eat fireside food. Cost
is £12, which includes lunch and
refreshments. Booking essential
on 01293 542088 or e-mail
[email protected]
Upcoming dates are 29 & 30 July
and 28 & 29 August.
CARNIVAL TIME!
Summer’s coming up and with
it a float-load of fun-filled
festivals and fiestas, including
East Preston and Rustington
(both 7-15 June), Littlehampton
(12 July), Illuminations Gala at
Bognor Regis (22-25 August),
and Arundel Town Festival
(22-31 August). Go to
www.arun.gov.uk and
look under ‘what’s on’.
back to
nature
Pay a visit to Pagham Harbour and get up close
and personal with nature. There are loads of
fun activities and events for all the family. Go
to www.westsussex.gov.uk/paghamharbour
or call 01243 641508.
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Find tons of great things to do and places to go this summer at
www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
JUNE
July
17: ETCH Dance Company; young
23 - 26: GEL an exhilarating youth
dancers about to turn professional;
Chequer Mead Community Arts
Centre, East Grinstead; 01342 302000
or www.chequermead.org.uk
musical; Barn Theatre, Southwick;
01273 597094 or
www.southwickplayers.org.uk
21: Sunrise Safari, boat rides in the
early morning with sights, sounds
and smells; Arundel Wetlands
Centre; 01903 881524 or
www.wwt.org.uk
21: Littlehampton River Revival, an
action-packed day with a variety
of water-based activities for all
the family; 01903 732063 or
www.littlehampton.org.uk
continued
AUGUST
2 & 3: ROX Music & Arts Festival,
local and professional musicians and
artists along with workshops and
market stalls at this free festival;
01243 863769 or www.the-rox.com
12: Fun Pet Show, Wick Hall, Wick;
01903 734759.
29: A Walk on the Wild Side guided
wildlife walk; Petworth House &
Park; 01798 343929 or
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
JULY
11: Open Air Theatre; Quantum
Theatre Company, Fishbourne
Roman Palace; 01243 785859
or www.sussexpast.co.uk
19: Model Boat Regatta;
Leonardslee Gardens, Lower
Beeding; 01403 891212 or
www.leonardsleegardens.com
20: Eco Fair one-stop shop for
greener living; Horsham Park,
Horsham; 0845 0264636 or
www.ecofair.org.uk
New sections full of events, activities, discounts and jobs at
www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
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Who is eligible for the Your 3 in 1
Card?
If you live in West Sussex, are aged
5-19 and in full-time education.
How do I apply?
Download an application form at
www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
or call 01243 777330 to get one
sent to you.
Does it cost anything to apply?
No, the 3 in 1 card is FREE.
Can part-time further education
students apply?
The scheme is only open to students
in full-time education. This is
defined as 12 hours or more of
guided learning per week, for a
minimum of ten weeks, on further
education courses in school sixth
forms, sixth form colleges and
Further Education colleges.
Can I apply for the 3 in1 Card if I
already get free or concessionary
transport to school?
Yes - you can use the 3 in 1 Card for
bus journeys outside of the school
run, for example at weekends, and
also take advantage of the card's
discounts and proof of age ID.
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Can children who attend
independent schools or who are
taught by home tuition apply for
the card?
Yes.
What discounts can I get and where
will they be available?
Go to
www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
for all the latest information on
special offers, retail discounts and
competitions. More are being added
all the time so check back regularly
to find out what's going on.
Do I need to re-apply for a new card
when my current one runs out?
Yes. Also, if you are in Year 11 and
planning to stay on in education
you will need to send us a new
application form for the ‘green’
3 in 1 card, which gives you half
price bus fares when you start Sixth
Form or College. Your current card
will be valid until 30 September
2008, so you have plenty of time
before it runs out and can still use
it all through the summer!
What happens if I lose my card?
If your card is lost or stolen, a
new card can be re-issued for a
replacement fee of £12. Email
[email protected] or
call 01243 777330 if you need to
arrange a replacement card.
For more frequently asked questions visit
www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
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V is for volunteering -
and volunteer to help out!
so stick your hands in the air
Volunteering is a great way you can
help others and your community.
It’s fun and very rewarding. While
it may only take just a few hours
of your time, it can make a big
difference to those you help.
Whatever your interests there are
dozens of different ways you can
volunteer. For example, you could
help out at your local animal rescue
centre. Or do some clean-up work
at a nearby nature reserve.
Helping others will give you a big
buzz and help you to learn new life
skills. When you leave school your
efforts are likely to impress future
employers and could help you get
a job.
One easy way to volunteer is through
the Duke of Edinburgh’s award
scheme. If you are 14 or older by
agreeing to complete a set amount
of voluntary work you can earn
yourself a prestigious bronze, silver
or gold award. You can choose from
hundreds of voluntary tasks to work
towards your award. To find out
more log on to the award website:
www.theaward.org
If you are 16 plus you could
volunteer to work abroad. You might
find yourself in Africa or Asia helping
to save threatened animals such as
tigers and monkeys. Or you might
get involved with a charity providing
water to villages in countries where
people are very poor.
To find out more log on to
www.vinspired.com
You don’t even have to leave your
house to volunteer. If you are 16 or
more go online at
www.horsesmouth.co.uk, and give
support and advice to others.
You can start volunteering at any
age. A group of youngsters aged
from nine to 11 from Tangmere
Primary School, for example, have
become junior community wardens
helping to make where they live a
cleaner safer place. In fact you’re
never too young - why not volunteer
to help with the washing up, or
weeding the garden?
Go to
www.yourspacewestsussex.co.uk
and look under ‘things to do’ for
more ways to volunteer.
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one-syllable word in the English
language is ‘screeched’ and
no word rhymes with ‘month’,
‘orange’, ‘silver’ or ‘purple’. If
you love words, try writing
some poetry. July is ‘Rhythm
and Rhyme’ month in the Year
Of Reading - a celebration
of poetry and lyrics from
Shakespeare to Snoop Dogg.
Go to www.yearofreading.org.uk
or for poem writing hints visit
www.poetry-online.org
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UNLUCKY
FOR SOME?
NOT FOR US!
West Sussex is the 13th
best
place to live in Britain, a
Halifax survey revealed. The
average life expectancy for men is
currently 78.43 years. Top place
to live was Buckinghamshire...
but if you want to get a tan
then stay local. The poll showed
West Sussex gets an average
of 32.06 hours of sunshine
a week compared with 28.7
in Bucks!
DID YOU KNOW?
It’s impossible to sneeze with your eyes open! Try it!
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UK Rock Challenge, an interna
competition for young people.
Rock Challenge drives home
messages about drink and
drug use and crime prevention
by providing young people
with the opportunity to
experience a ‘drug free high’.
Find out more about the
Challenge at
www.rockchallenge.co.uk
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