Horsham’s Men’s Shed offers a place where people can pursue their hobbies and interests in a safe, sociable setting. We meet Founder and Chairman Ben Pickstock, Greg Charman (Health and Wellbeing Manager at Horsham District Council) and regular ‘Shedders’ Chris...
Horsham Bridge Club is one of the most popular in the district, with over 300 members playing the notoriously difficult game for four people. Bridge is played throughout the week at the club’s town centre base, with courses available to newcomers to the game. We met...
The blue and white Lycra -clad army of Horsham Cycling Club are a familiar sight on the district’s roads. The popular club attracts people of all abilities with its welcoming ‘cycling for everyone’ ethos, and members are hopeful of another boost following Team GB’s...
White handkerchief? Check. Wooden stick? Check. Merry men with fiddles and melodeons? Check. We must be in the company of Broadwood, Horsham’s oldest Morris dancing side. Here, we speak to a handful of the Morris men about traditions, dances, music, and the difficulty...
To a passer-by, the Southwater Dabblers doesn't appear to be the most riveting of clubs. As the boats meander gently across the water, you wonder if there isn't something the dabblers could do that might provide them with more of an adrenaline rush. But for many of...
The Bell Ringers at St Margaret’s Church in Warnham are amongst the very best in West Sussex. The group meets every Thursday evening, as well as ringing the bells on Sunday, with the band also competing to a high standard in friendly competitions. In recognition of...
Horsham in Bloom was only formed in 1995, but in just 17 years has made a huge contribution to the town. Not only is the group responsible for brightening up Horsham with floral displays and encouraging gardening creativity for both individuals and businesses with its...