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Photo call November 2005

At least a hundred musicians of all types, shapes and sizes turned up on the morning of Sunday 25 November 2005 to show their support for opening the Town Hall as a Music, Folk and Community Arts venue. The supporters came from Horsham, Crawley, Worthing, East Grinstead, Reigate, Redhill, Chichester, Guildford, Dorking, Burgess Hill and Pulborough etc.

The Trust would like to see the Horsham Town Hall open to all types of music and artistic activities.                                            


Blue Flash Music Trust
PO Box 616, Horsham, RH12 1YW

e-mail: info@blueflashmusictrust.org.uk

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The Trust is very much helped in its efforts to open up this wonderful facility in Horsham by working in tandem with the people of Andover who wish to preserve the Lower Guildhall for the use of the community rather than allowing it to become a restaurant. Sarah Evans, one of the coordinators of the whole campaign appeared on the Politics Show (South) May 31 2009, when she put forward Andover’s case for a parish council where the residents are seeking a democratic voice. Like Horsham, Andover has no parish council or town council.

The Trust very much welcomes the formation of The Civic Society Initiative, which was formed at the beginning of June 2009 year to make up for the loss of the Civic Trust that has gone into administration. The initiative, which has the support of Griff Rhys Jones, and others, will be a useful source of help in our efforts to secure the Horsham Town Hall for the community.
On 4th June 2009 the comedian and television presenter (Restoration)
Griff Rhys Jones said;

politicians ‘don’t care’ about heritage and conservation, they thought there were no votes in the subject and therefore ignored it.
 www.civicsocietyinitiative.org.uk.

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