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Furniture Now! is a leading social enterprise, helping as many vulnerable people as possible across East Sussex, including Lewes, Brighton and Hove, Eastbourne, Hailsham and surrounding areas.

There is much to see at Priory Park. Walk in the footsteps of medieval monks and imagine how the buildings once looked with the aid of our interpretation panels. A herb garden grows plants that monks would have used for medicinal, culinary and ceremonial purposes. The South Downs frame the site; providing a spectacular setting. Open all year round, free entry.

Lewes Sounds Eclectic, meeting up on the first Thursday of every month to enjoy and share fabulous sounds from around the world, would love you to join us on our next evening of musical listening ples

my rates are as follows , brake service, including cable and leaver check, clean lubricate, check blocks/pads re- set advise £15, gear service, including visual cable check, clean lubricate, cog/ cassette check visual Derailleur checks clean re-set and "fine tune" selectors advise £15 stop go service including both of the above for a discounted £25 6 month service, including stop go service, wheels trued, cones checked and lubricated, tyre pressure check and inflated, crank checked and lubricated, peddle arms checked and tested for fractures, peddles checked, headset checked and lubricated, forks checked for fractures and integrity, paint work inspected for deep (to the metal) chips or scratches. a report will be given with any advice given £60 12 month service as above but with a total strip to component parts, All parts will be checked, cleaned, and lubricated and re-assembled to specific manufactures torque settings £90 i will also undertake all repairs at an hourly rate of £20 All lubrication is included in the service price but if your bike requires parts these will be charged at the source rate (i will supply you with a parts receipt) i will set my minimum rate at £10 for the first half hour( so a puncture will cost £10)

Lewes Twinning Association exists to build and strengthen links between Lewes, Blois in France and Waldshut-Tiengen in Germany

Lewes BONFIRE 2011 Important information for residents and visitors To keep crowd numbers to a safe level, there will be changes to travel and parking on 5 November We are committed to preserving the historic bonfire tradition in Lewes whilst keeping everyone safe. Crowd numbers along the central procession route will be kept to a safe and comfortable level. IF YOU ARE A LEWES RESIDENT PARKING MANAGEMENT • Please get your vehicle home before 5.00pm on 5th November so that you can avoid the road closures. The closures will be in place until about midnight. • The routes marked in red on the map overleaf are used for processions and associated safety arrangements. Parking will not be allowed on red routes after 2.00pm. Contravention notices may be issued to any vehicle parked on a red route after 2.00pm. Any vehicle remaining on a red route after 4.00pm risks being towed away to a compound. Residents who have permits to park on the red routes will receive a letter before 5th November giving details of alternative parking places. • The A275 Nevill Road and Brighton Road will be open until 7.00 pm to allow residents of Nevill, Landport and Houndean to gain access to their homes. At the Ashcombe Roundabout there will be no access into Lewes. • Normal parking controls in streets and car parks in Lewes will resume at 8am on 7 November. IF YOU ARE A VISITOR RAIL SERVICES There will probably be long waiting times for trains in and out of Lewes. Last services from Lewes depart between 12.00am and 12.30am depending on your destination. Please ensure you know the time of the last train. BUS SERVICES Brighton and Hove will be running its normal scheduled service on 5th November. Additionally from 16.30, and for the rest of the day, all services (including the N29) will be diverted from the Ashcombe roundabout (Kingston Ridge) via the A27 (Lewes by-pass), the A26 (Cuilfail Tunnel) and Malling Street to/from Earwig Corner. All stops from the Ashcombe roundabout to Earwig Corner will be suspended for the duration of this diversion. All services, both to and from Brighton will, however, stop in the lay-by opposite Caffyns in Malling Street. For any further information please ring 01273 886200 or visit www.buses.co.uk PARKING Parking in Lewes will be very limited on 5th November. Don’t try to bring your car into Lewes for the bonfire celebrations. BONFIRE SITES There are six different bonfire societies: • Lewes Borough • Commercial Square • Southover • Waterloo • South Sreet • Cliffe At each fire site (shown on map) the Bonfire Society will light its bonfire and hold a firework display at about 9.30pm. PROCESSIONS There are many processions along the red routes during the evening. Each bonfire society sells its own programme giving details of its procession route. The United Grand procession starts at about 7.40pm. The main procession route becomes crowded early in the evening. When the town centre is full, the access barriers will be closed. Anyone coming into the town after that time can stay outside the main procession route or go straight to one of the bonfire sites. There will be marshals in the town centre who can give directions to the bonfire sites. Road closures and parking restrictions USEFUL CONTACTS Lewes Bonfire Information Line: 01273 484004 Lewes Parking Shop: 0845 6801129 (option 2) Rail Services: www.southernrailway.com Travel information: 0871 200 2233 Brighton and Hove Buses: 01273 886200 www.traveline.info or ESCC website Lewes Tourist Information Centre: 01273 483448 Press/Media Enquiries: 01273 484141 Websites: www.lewes.gov.uk www.eastsussex.gov.uk www.sussex.police.uk www.lewesbonfirecouncil.org.uk Bonfire A3 2011:Layout 1 13/10/11 11:31 Page 1

The Lewes Pound is a creative yet practical way for local people to make money work for Lewes. The Lewes Pound is essentially a voucher or token that can be traded locally as a complementary currency and used alongside pounds Sterling. Money spent locally circulates within, and benefits the local economy. Money spent in national chains doesn't. The Lewes Pound encourages demand for local goods and services. In turn this builds resilience to the rising costs of energy, transport and food.