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�� CASTLE. OR IS IT? FREE EVENING SEMINAR� THURSDAY, 7 MARCH 2013 WEST SURREY GOLF CLUB, GODALMING, SURREY Your Lease is a reducing asset. As each year passes the Lease gets shorter and this has a significant effect on the value of your flat, especially when you come to sell it. But did you know that the law gives lessees a right to force their landlord to extend their Lease? Did you also know that collectively the majority of flat owners in a block can force their landlord to sell them the freehold? To find out how you can protect your most valuable asset, come and meet our specialist team of lawyers. To book your place on this FREE evening seminar contact Pam Bowring, either by telephone on 01306 502268 or by email: p.bowring@downslaw.co.uk. The seminar starts at 7.00pm. club has a great knack of enticing some of the 42 best musicians in the country and abroad to come to Grayshott. Des has already set up nine gigs between January and June. Many are the pick of the contemporary Folk crop and will be travelling from places like Canada, France, Ireland and all over the UK to come and perform in Grayshott. First up for the New Year, on Saturday 19th January at 7.30pm, Pilgrims Way will be playing at Grayshott Village Hall. One of the new wave of exciting young traditional bands, Pilgrim's Way is a threepiece band from Stockport of whom Mike Harding said recently, “They are one of my favourite little bands” (Radio 2 17/10/12). The band comprises sought after Fiddle player, Tom Kitching, Edwin Beasant on Guitar, Bass and Squeezeboxes and Lucy Wright on vocals, Jews Harp and Fiddle and their aim is to present gimmick-free English Folk of the finest kind. The trio was shortlisted for the BBC Radio 2 Horizon Award 2012 and the Spiral Earth New Band award 2012. I suggest you get a taste by listening to their their glorious version of “The Weaver and the Factory Maid” on YouTube. The band is supported by Charlie Beckerson who hails from Haslemere. Tickets are £12 and can be obtained in advance from Grayshott Books, The Square, Grayshott, nr Hindhead GU26 6LQ. Telephone 01428 604798 or 01428 607096. Last year, Waverley Borough Council launched an inhouse Food Safety Course for all food businesses, individuals and organisations that handle food. Three courses were run during 2012 and all have proved 44 x R&A GODALMING, CRANLEIGH & VILLAGES Downs Solicitors LLP The Tanners, 75 Meadrow, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 3HS Tel: 01483 861848 Fax: 01483 861856 For details of all our services please visit our website www.downslaw.co.uk extremely popular with 48 candidates passing the exam so far. Taught by Peter Rose from STS Training Solutions in Farnham - who has been nominated for the Society of Food Hygiene and Technology Trainer of the Year award - the course offers a high quality option for food safety. As a result the Council has been delighted that the course has delivered a 100% pass rate so far. Food business operators have a legal obligation to ensure their staff are trained to carry out food handling duties safely. With the success of the 2012 courses, the Council is very pleased to announce that five day-long courses will be running in 2013. The details are: Monday 4th February – Godalming; Monday 8th April – Godalming; Monday 3rd June – Godalming; Monday 9th September – Cranleigh; Monday 4th November – Godalming. The course is competitively priced at £70 per applicant to include all course materials, exam and certificate. Whether you are looking to refresh your skills or are new to food handling this could be the perfect option for you. For further details, and to book your place, contact Waverley’s Environmental Health team on 01483 523393. Places are limited so best to book early. Cranleigh Camera Club’s next meeting will be on Thursday 24th January. It’s a presentation by David Boag of 'Natural Focus'. David is a well respected wild life photographer with 30 years experience across 5 continents, and has published 13 wildlife books. It will be a great opportunity to see some amazing wildlife photography. Tickets cost £5 and the evening 48 January 2013
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