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In the hours before D-Day, one decision changed the world. Based on the untold true story. PRESSURE is only in theaters May 29, starring Andrew Scott, Brendan Fraser, Kerry Condon, Chris Messina and Damian Lewis. Watch the trailer now. In the tense 72 hours before …
The film tells the story of the early life of musician Michael Jackson, from the discovery of his talent as the lead of the Jackson Five to the artist whose creative ambition fuelled a pursuit to become the biggest entertainer in the world. Doors open …
Friday 27th, Saturday 28th, Sunday 29th of November A huge team is currently at work on what looks to be the biggest show we’ve put on since pre-Covid! Times and Ticket Sales TBA – Watch this space! Helen Savage Butcher We’re on the community website: …
A huge ‘thank you‘ to all of you who came and shopped at the markets during 2025 (and to those of you who responded to my cheeky requests for donations of delicious homemade cakes to sell in the refreshments cafe!) Everyone’s excellent efforts in bacon …
A welcome return for Ian Gledhill, who will put us in a festive mood with his inside knowledge of the art of pantomime. Guests are always welcome (£5 per talk, includes tea, coffee and biscuits), with no charge for students or children.
Julian Bell is a curator at the museum and will focus on the rescue of the Eastwick dairy at Great Bookham, a recent project. Guests are always welcome (£5 per talk, includes tea, coffee and biscuits), with no charge for students or children.
Local teacher Andy Revell invites us into the unlikely story of a vicar’s wife, a Brighton fortune teller and a vast fortune, much of which took place in Cuckfield. Guests are always welcome (£5 per talk, includes tea, coffee and biscuits), with no charge for …
Dr Jonathan Oates, author of 23 best-selling books, will deliver a portrait of the notorious serial killer, John George Haigh, known as the Acid Bath Murderer, noting his connections to Crawley, Horsham and Lewes. Copies of the book will be available. Guests are always welcome …
Roy Clare CBE DL. is an experienced speaker and retired Rear Admiral. He will tell us of the naval adventures of Fitzroy, Darwin, and the Beagle. Guests are always welcome (£5 per talk, includes tea, coffee and biscuits), with no charge for students or children.
Steve Duke is a gardener with a passion for local history. He will draw us in to the dramatic story of local riots that took place in the autumn of 1830 when mechanised farming threatened the livelihoods of rural people. Guests are always welcome (£5 …