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More than £4,000 raised by Uckfield Bonfire Society during last year's carnival events has been shared between 34 organisations.
Cheques ranging from £50 to £400 were presented at a ceremony last night, held at the Luxford Centre.
The MC was Alex Butcher and society chairperson Jackie Love presented the individual amounts with secretary Lynne Ireland stepping in when Jackie accepted a donation on behalf of Rocks Park School.
Trophies were also presented to Tyndall Jones, from Littlehampton, and Doug Stewart, from Burgess Hill, for the work they put in collecting from crowds during the September events.
Tyndall collected £214.31, the highest individual amount, and Doug collected £151.54.
Funds were presented during the evening to:
Air Training Corps, £400. The Air Training Corps co-ordinate road closures throughout the town during carnival events and they were thanked for their efforts.
Uckfield Performance Ensemble, £400. Jez Beesley told how the ensemble had grown from having just a marching band to now having a concert band, which played at three concerts last year, and two music groups for children, the Music Minors, for children aged three to six years and the Music Majors for children aged seven and above.
St John Ambulance, £300. Steve Homan said the money would go towards training and extra equipment.
Broadstone Warren Scouting Group, £150. The Scouts were praised for helping to clear away all the torches at the end of carnival night.
Brighter Uckfield, £150. This group helps to clean up the town the day after carnival night and throughout the year.
Uckfield Lions, £100. Lions president, Bob Eaves, said the money would go towards buying a new community mini-bus.
Uckfield Leos, £100. Matthew Savage said the Leos were fund-raising to buy a defibrillator for use in the event of a medical emergency at Uckfield Community Technology.
Phab Club, £50. Janine Williams said the club had more than 20 members, with and without disabilities and the money would mean a great deal to them.
Uckfield Theatre Guild, £100. Jill Johnstone said the money would go towards enabling people from nursing and care homes to come along free of charge to a guild performance. The next show will be Half a Sixpence from April 9-11 at Uckfield Community Technology College.
Holy Cross School, £100. The bonfire society holds its firework display in the grounds of Holy Cross School and the judging of the children's procession fancy dress competition takes place there too. The school children are to be asked how they would like to spend the money to make their playground better.
Girl Guiding, Uckfield District, £50. Beth Power said a donation last year went towards replacing windows at Osborn Hall in Hempstead Road and this year's donations would be spent on something similar.
Uckfield Rotary Club, £50. Jeff Holman said the money would go into the club's charity fund.
Demelza Children's Hospice, £200. Norman Baldwin said the hospice was launching a transition scheme to help young people aged between 19 and 25 and the money would go towards running that scheme.
Macmillan Cancer Support, £200. Maureen Macve said the money would go towards a centre in the process built in Brighton which would cover all aspects of cancer care, including a drop-in centre.
Kent, Surrey and Sussex Air Ambulance Trust, £200. Dave Windsor said every £1 donation made a difference to the organisation. £1 could buy bubble wrap to wrap a patient in.
Kit Wilson Trust, £200. Rosemary Goodsale said the money would go directly towards helping animals in the care of the Kit Wilson Trust. This year had started well for re-homing cats and dogs but there were always pets waiting to be taken in by the trust.
Sussex Caring Pets, £50. Sandy Bone introduced her dog Truffles and said volunteers from Sussex Caring Pets take their cats and dogs into care homes and hospitals where patients and staff enjoy meeting and stroking and making a fuss of them.
East Sussex Wildlife, £100. Jenny Reid said the organisation was in the process of re-building its casualty centre.
Uckfield Schools Stamp Club, £100. John Browning told how two children from Manor School won the opportunity of having four pages each of their favourite stamps displayed at the Islington Design Centre in London.
East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service, £200. MC Alex Butcher told how the fire service provided water butts for dipping torches and did a lot of fund-raising itself for groups in Uckfield.
Uckfield Housebound and Friendship Club, £100. Frank Phillips said the club met twice a month and had a membership of 34 with 12 people on a waiting list. The donation would go towards transport and the costs involved in running the club.
Luxford Day Centre, £100. Joan Wilcox said older people were welcome to join the day centre where there were plenty of activities going on. The cost was just £8 for a year.
Sussex Horse Rescue, £100. Wendy Gundry said the donation would help with running costs at the centre which looked after 100 equines on site with a further 200 out on loan.
East Sussex Association for the Blind, £100. Jill Sampson said the Uckfield Club for the Blind had been running for 39 year and had 30 members. One of the oldest would be 100 in June and another member would be going to Buckingham Palace this year as 100 years of blind veterans is to be marked.
Framfield and Blackboys Monday Club, £100. Sandy Rogers said the club had 49 members, including three over the age of 90. Speakers came along to meetings and outings were organised too. This year there would be a bluebell walk and the main outing would be to Birling Gap. It would cost £280 for the coach and the money would help pay for that.
Wealden Talking News, £100. Jean Holmwood said more volunteers would be welcome to help with the work of the organisation, there were many different jobs to be done, not only the recording of news. She also said the organisation would be pleased to hear of anybody who might benefit from receiving the recordings.
Uckfield Hospital League of Friends, £100. Chris Macve said £20,500 was spent by the league of friends last year buying equipment to assist patients and staff in the hospital and the bonfire society cheque would go towards continuing that good work.
Uckfield Multiple Sclerosis Society, £50. Jenny Gearing welcomed hearing from anybody with multiple sclerosis who would benefit from joining the society which held regular coffee mornings and made sure people did not feel alone.
Rocks Park School, £100. Jackie Love said the money would go towards buying an iPad to help individual children with their learning.
Harlands School, £50. Caroline Yeandle said the school council members would be asked for their views on how the money should be spent.
Manor Primary School, £50. Nicola Bennett said the school council would be asked for their views on spending the money but added that at the moment everybody at the school was working hard to develop the library and it could be that the donation would go towards new books.
St Philip's School, £50. MC Alex Butcher said all the Uckfield schools had worked hard to make a success of the bonfire society's afternoon processions.
Alma Stroke Club, £50. John Carvey, who is also president of the bonfire society, accepted the donation on behalf of the club and said that events organised by it included a cream tea once a year and a Christmas dinner.
• Memories of Uckfield Carnival 2014 here: Perfect night for Uckfield Carnival
• The bonfire society's annual general meeting is to be held on Tuesday, March 10, at 8pm in the Oakleaf Room at Uckfield Civic Centre. All would be welcome to come along, including people who would like to help at carnival events.
• Bonfire society secretary Lynn Ireland has signed up to take part in a walk from London to Brighton on Sunday, May 23, a distance of 66 miles to raise funds for the Alzheimer Society. If you would like to sponsor her please visit her JustGiving page.


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"Precious and Rare, More Tortoise than Hare"
Petite Galleria
Petite Galleria exists as a tiny jewel, showing the world that it isn't about size or quantity, but rather how things are done.
It supports a way of life where artists create in inspiration with time and care,
and it is a place where one can count on finding truly unique treasures,
where the words "one of a kind" can apply.
In a world rife with mass produced junk, sweat shop glamor and disposable fads,
Petite Galleria is a direct line to nurturing committed artists on their path.
"The Petite Galleria mascot is the celestial tortoise. Like the old fable about the tortoise and the hare, I believe that little steps in the right direction are what count the most and should win the "race" in the end. The right direction... meaning people should be held before profits. The spirit of how a gift is made is part of the gift! Imperfections from the human hand make it more perfect! Small batch, slow, community centered, eco-conscious, quality laden, unique expressions!
Also, I believe that all creative enterprises start with a vision...like starlight, and that the dreams are woven into reality day by day, inch by inch. That's why there is a constellation built into Petite Galleria's tortoise logo. I imagine the artist in the dreaming phase...everything wonderful starts with imagination, and the tortoise is the climb towards making something real and tangible.
This shop is developed thoughtfully at a slow pace, celebrating things done on a small scale, by unique individuals. I like working with artists that love what they do and have figured out a way to share their creations with the world in a conscious way. A true gift should be made by someone who loves what they do. Imagine if everything in the world was like that?
-April G
Petite Galleria features:
Fantastic handmade jewelry that emphasizes the unique touch only handmade can provide,
with some works that feature elements that can never be produced more than once(vintage
findings, hand painting)
Letter pressed, hand silkscreened, and uniquely designed Gift Cards.
Original Paintings, some that are "sketches" leading to larger works.
Signed Giclee and Fine Art Prints, to support
Artists and allow everyone to afford unique art.
T-shirts and apparel cut, sewn, and designed in the United States.
Upcycled, Vintage, and One of a kind Fashion, to defeat the disposable culture with style!
Utilitarian Art-magnets, totes, blank books, stationery and notecards, hand painted signs
designed by Artists we can call on the phone.
Zines, Sketchbook Copies, and rare Art Books to spread the love for some amazing talents
out there in the world.
Weird and cool, unique, handcrafted etc. etc. etc!
Exceptional, locally refined chocolate, hand crafted soaps, candles, and locally blended organic teas...also local Honey
This is me. April G, aka CONTAINHER. I'm the owner of this tiny establishment. I am a local artist and composer.
You can check out my music video here! This is my song which I performed/composed/produced/arranged the strings for.

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FBI special agent says Zimmerman wasn't at home when his ex-wife was murdered
The fifth week of the Kirk Zimmerman murder trial began in McLean County court Monday. The prosecution is wrapping up their case with their final witness taking the stand Monday afternoon.
This morning, Bloomington police detective Bill Lynn continued his testimony as a digital forensics expert.
Lynn says he found that Zimmerman googled how to turn off the satellite radio in his car prior to the murder.
Prosecutors say Zimmerman did that to keep the device from tracking his location.
However, defense attorney David Mueller is highlighted what he says detective Lynn did not find. Mueller asked Detective Lynn if on any of Zimmerman's devices he found any evidence of a search for how to buy a gun, or guns in general. Lynn said, "No sir I did not."
For the first time we saw surveillance video showing an entrance to Pamela Zimmerman's Bloomington office where she was shot. However, the judge ruled that the witness could not explain the video or tell the jury what they're looking for. But several cars matching the description of Kirk Zimmerman's can be seen entering the parking lot in the afternoon before his ex-wife's death
The prosecution's final witness, FBI special agent Greg Catey testified this afternoon about Zimmerman's whereabouts a week before and the day of his ex-wife Pam's murder.
As a cellular technology expert, Catey says Zimmerman's 2013 Hyundai Sonota has a device called blue link.. similar to what on-star does. It bounces signal off of cell towers nearby. Catey says that signal placed him near Crawfordsville, Indiana. Where the prosecution suspects he bought a gun, just 8 days before Pam Zimmerman was killed.
Catey says on the day Pam was shot, Kirk Zimmerman's car could not have been at his home from 4:19 to after 6:30 pm based off the cell towers his blue link device connected to.
The defense will start calling their own witnesses tomorrow and we may see closing statements later this week.


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French President Emmanuel Macron won a fair share of praise but also a dose of criticism during his much-awaited 'Future of Europe' speech at Strasbourg's plenary last week. It formed the centre-piece of proceedings that also included debate around protection for journalists, the Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal, money laundering and other topics.
Macron's reformatory zeal wins fans
In a relatively short address the French President laid out his vision focusing on 'European sovereignty' that also warned of the dangers of a "sort of European civil war" brewing and "a fascination with the illiberal" that is "growing all the time". He also spoke about a risk of becoming "a generation of sleepwalkers" that has forgotten that its shared history is founded on stopping a world war from happening again.
European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker was gushing in his praise, saying "the real France is back." Other MEPs were also quick to laud Macron for his pro-EU stance and evident zeal to transform sluggish institutions that have been resistant to change. Even the infamous Eurosceptic Nigel Farage quipped that Macron could be "the EU's last chance."
Greens Macron response goes viral
But perhaps the most remarkable and subsequently viral response came from Greens/EFA co-president Philippe Lamberts who ripped into Macron for failing to uphold France's ideals of "Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité."
He called out the violent and heavy-handed treatment migrants face at the hands of French police and also accused the French president of helping the rich whilst leaving the most vulnerable fall by the wayside.
"President Emmanuel #Macron, whenever you act in favour of a fairer, more sustainable & democratic Union, we'll be by your side. Whenever you do not, we'll stand in your way" #FutureofEurope pic.twitter.com/FC507Vfx5b— Greens in the EP (@GreensEP) April 17, 2018
The French investigative journalism website Mediapart produced a remix and it also featured on the Brut online media channel. At the end of the speech Lamberts reached under his table to produce a climbing rope to signify France's need to lift up its most vulnerable citizens.
Our co-chairs Reinhard Bütikofer and Monica Frassoni said Macron's speech was a "meaningful, forward-looking and encouraging event" in a press release, though they were also critical of his handling of migration.
A crack down on money laundering
Another item of note on the agenda was the outcome of negotiations on the update to the anti-money laundering directive led by Greens/EFA MEP Judith Sargentini as co-rapporteur.
These new measures will be tough on financial crime and help prevent money flowing out of the real economy, away from vital public services such as schools and hospitals.
Good news for organic produce
We were also excited to witness the sealing of a new deal on organic farming regulation steered by Greens/EFA MEP Martin Häusling.
Responding to the vote, Häusling said the new legislation will enable the continued growth of the organic sector, while simplifying the rules. Current laws, he says, dates back to the 1990s. Consumers are set to benefit by getting a clearer idea about what lies behind an organic label.
Good news!! New rules on #organicfood were just approved by the #EPlenary! We've been fighting hard for this for years.— Greens in the EP (@GreensEP) April 19, 2018
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Zuckerberg summoned
Facebook chairman Mark Zuckerberg received a special RSVP from MEPs during the Strasbourg plenary week. They want to speak to him about the Cambridge Analytica scandal and how the world's biggest social network plans on stopping the data of its approximately 2.2 billion active users from being compromised. It's still unclear if he'll be respecting his date with European lawmakers.
Journalists protected
It was also a good week for investigative journalists. The European Parliament approved a resolution for better protection following the shocking deaths of journalists Ján Kuciak and Daphne Caruana Galizia who were brutally murdered on European soil for doing their jobs. It's an important topic for Green parties who are deeply concerned about the vulnerability of people who reveal compromising material. The resolution calls for a thorough and independent investigation, and for national and EU authorities to look into the cases that the targeted journalists were working on.
A circular economy
And finally, the European Parliament approved a series of legislation related to waste and packaging in order to make the European Union as a whole achieve its climate commitments while at the same time helping the economy. While the ambition and action of the approved texts is not as strong as the Greens have been calling for, if fully implement, this will be an important step towards achieving the end goal of a circular economy.
That wraps up this Green take on proceedings at the Strasbourg plenary week . The next sitting will take place on 2 May in Brussels. Thanks for reading and let us know what you think about how successful (or not) we've been at bringing about change in the EU.


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Teaser Tuesday is a weekly bookish meme, hosted by MizB of A Daily Rhythm. Anyone can play along! Just do the following:
• Grab your current read
• Open to a random page
• Share two (2) "teaser" sentences from somewhere on that page
• BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! (make sure that what you share doesn't give too much away! You don't want to ruin the book for others!)
• Share the title & author, too, so that other TT participants can add the book to their TBR Lists if they like your teasers!
I'm almost finished reading this wonderfully written book by Anthony Doerr but not quite, so I thought I'd share one more teaser:
In her memory, Marie-Laure hears the two policemen: People have been arrested for less. And Madame Manec: Don't you want to be alive before you die? (p.327)
I'm really enjoying this book. I hope my teasers have grabbed your desire to read it as well. What is your current read? Please, share!


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Can You Make Our Readers Feel The Fear?
Massacre Publishing is now open to submissions from writers of adult horror.
We are looking for real horror and not that which has become known as 'horror lite'. So if you can write horror that pushes boundaries, tortures the soul and makes our dark hearts beat faster – we want to hear from you….


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Early April 17th, Hanoi supporting industries bussiness association (HANSIBA) coordinated with Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) and The Council of Taiwanese Chambers of Commerce in Vietnam (CTCVN) organizing commercial exchange and promotion, seeking chance of investment collaboration
HANSIBA Leader Board along with delegation of TAITRA and its member business respectively posing for commemorative photos.
Speaking at the conference, Mr Hoang Van Dung – senior advisor of HANSIBA, former vice standing chairman of VCCI, Chairman of APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) introduced the status of economic relationbetween Vietnam and Taiwan. Mr Truong Hoang Hai, HANSIBA general secretary introduced operating model, developing orientation and cooperation demand of HANSIBA – The first Social Organization specialize in supporting industries ever set up in Capital city of Hanoi - Vietnam
Mr Nguyen Hoang – HANSIBA chairman cum member of VCCI executive board and chairman of supporting industries development committee VCCI speak at the conference
Mr Hoang Van Dung – HANSIBA senior advisor, former vice standing chairman of Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) introduced Vietnam – Taiwan economy development potential scheme.
"Counting to 2017, Taiwan ranked fourth in foreign direct investment in Vietnam with 2,531 projects, total capital of 30.7 billion USD. Cultural – Economic Relation between the two nations are kepting treasured and expected there will be a lot of space, opportunity, potential for business community leveraging and thriving" – said Mr Hoang Van Dung – HANSIBA senior advisor, former vice standing chairman of Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI)
Under the presiding of HANSIBA chairman and Taiwanese business delegation leader, representatives of HANSIBA and TAITRA, CTCVN members were among those who spoke out very specific opinions about operation fields, investment cooperation, commercial promotion demand of each members.
Mr Truong Hoang Hai - HANSIBA's general secretary introducing HANSIBA and demand of cooperation in developing supporting industry and supporting industry for Hi-tech industry in Vietnam
Mr Nguyen Hoang – chairman of HANSIBA, Vietnam Supporting Industry Development Committee, deputy of Hanoi's People Council (tenure 2016 – 2021) informed Taiwanese business of policy of developing supporting industry that has been receiving a lot of attentions and directives from the State – the Government and Hanoi Administration in order to guide Vietnamese business community including hundreds of HANSIBA members ready to implement investment cooperation, trading promotion with international business and organizations.
"HANSIBA attached a great importance of cooperation with business from leading advanced industry, commerce and economy country as Taiwan, therefor HANSIBA will coordinate with TAITRA and CTCVN to further fostering connectivity, business cooperation mutually to open a pragmatic opportunity within the operation of investment cooperation, business and trading promotion" – Mr Nguyen Hoang emphasized
Below showing some photos captured by the Organizer during the conference
Mr Le Quy Kha – HANSIBA vice chairman,President of Toan Cau Mechanics and Engineering Company (TOMECO) express his demand of investment cooperation
Mr Ngyen Duc Cuong - HANSIBA vice general secretary, General director of HIKARI VIETNAM production and trading limited Company express his demand of investment cooperation and trading promotion
Mr Nguyen Quang Tao – Vice General Director of Weldcom Technology Company – HANSIBA's member stated proposal cooperation in machinery supply and demand and technology transfer at the conference
Mr Tran Phuong Lam, Vice Manager of Sales Dept – N&G Corp – HANSIBA's member introduce the Project of Hanoi Southern Supporting Industrial Park (HANSSIP) accompanying with attractive investment policies at the conference
Ms Liu Chen – General Director of Taipei Equiment Technology Company – a member of TAITRA state her opinions
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A man accused of disorientating a police helicopter pilot during an alleged laser attack from his front lawn will remain in custody despite despite denying the charges.
Matthew William Moore, 39, appeared in Campbelltown Local Court on Wednesday accused of pointing a green laser at Polair 3 overnight.
The helicopter was supporting local police in the Leumeah area, in Sydney's southwest, when the laser allegedly struck it four times at an altitude of 450m.
"The pilot involved did report that he was disorientated," Inspector Tim Calman told reporters on Wednesday.
The helicopter crew used thermal imaging to pinpoint the origin of the laser and sent police on the ground to Bowers Place, in Leumeah.
Officers arrested Moore on his front lawn and said they located a laser pointer nearby.
In court, Moore pleaded not guilty to possessing or using a prohibited weapon without a permit and threatening the safety of an aircraft and the person on board.
He was refused bail and will appear in the same court on June 1.


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