Category Archives: Sport and Recreation

Preston Nomads: looking for bar staff

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Preston Nomads Clubhouse - Downs in background

Preston Nomads are looking for someone to join their staff to help cover the bar for a few hours a week, mainly in the evenings and at weekends.  Applicants must be over 18, due to the sale of alcohol, but there’s no upper age limit!  They must be trustworthy and reliable with a friendly and outgoing personality.  No previous experience is necessary as full training will be provided.  The season runs from mid April until early September.  They offer a competitive rate of pay and an excellent working environment.
If interested please contact Phil Brown or call 01273 857497.

St. Andrew’s Day Quiz

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St Andrew's quiz
A table has just become vacant for the quiz that is taking place this Friday, 28th November. If you want it, you need to round up three other people and call 01273-857322 or 07812465557 as soon as possible. The event is at 7:00pm (for 7.30pm) at Preston Nomads, tickets £7.00 per person which includes a Ploughman’s Platter. There will be a bar and raffle and, as the date suggests, the quiz is held in support of Edburton Church.

Henfield Arts & Crafts Fayre

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Henfield Arts & Crafts Fayre
Wirework and fused glass jewellery; fabric creations; woodturning; handmade wooden toys; garden sculptures; hand weaving and felted bags; revamped painted furniture; embroidered bags, towels and flannels; decoupage with vintage mapping; photographic prints and cards; canvas art and prints; domestic pottery and ceramic sculptures; crocheted creations; handmade soaps; crochet/knitted hats, scarves and bags; handmade ceramics; handmade jewellery; mosaics; glass flowers and fusing; patchwork quilting applique and embellishment; traditional upholstery; wood carving; barometers and clocks. Saturday 22nd November 2014, 10:00am–4:00pm in Henfield Hall.

Preston Nomads: licence change

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Preston Nomads bar as it once was
Preston Nomads has applied for a change in the way it is licenced. They wish to change from a club certificate to a premises licence. The main differences are as follows:

  • The ability to hire out the premises, provide alcohol and regulated entertainment to non-members;
  • Provision of regulated entertainment — films or recorded music between 8:00am–10:30pm Monday to Sunday, indoors;
  • Supply of alcohol 8:00am–10:30pm, Monday to Sunday indoors and outdoors;
  • Hours of the premises: 8:00am-11:00pm Monday to Sunday.

Further information can, in principle, be found at www.midsussex.gov.uk. Good luck!