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Simply Boston Issue 36 June 2016

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Welcome to the June issue Was that summer? What a miserable first half of the year we have had, fingers crossed things improve for the second half and we have an Indian Summer!

First of all I would like to say thank you to everyone who has contacted me about the new look to the magazine, we always wonder what people think of it and to have had so many positive comments has been lovely. Please always let me know if there’s something you like, dislike or would like to see in the magazine – after all we try to keep you entertained and up to date with what’s happening locally.

This month we are packed to the rafters with features for you. WE have all the info on the upcoming BC Parkfest , Martin Lewis is giving his top tips on cutting your energy bills and we also look at how to add some colour to your garden furniture. Elsewhere we focus on how volunterring could help you and we are showcasing North Norfolk with the upcoming summer holidays. And in Motoring this month Tim Barnes-Clay is test driving the family friendly Renault Kadjar.

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NEWS Boston Marathon to Become an Annual Event?

Cllr Richard Austin, Chairman, Boston Marathon Association Executive Committee would like to record his thanks to Dr Harish Kurup for coming to me with the idea of staging a marathon at the same time as the one in the USA. In particular I have been most impressed by the determination by which he has pursued every detail of this complex project despite his busy professional life at the Pilgrim Hospital. His great energy and vision ensured that after only a few months the marathon executive committee was able to stage a very successful event on time, and on budget.

“When he first mentioned the idea to me in October I did not think that it could be done by 17th April.

Nor did I think that it would be possible to stage such a successful event first time. Many sections of our community became involved and, without exception, everyone who was approached to help did so with an enthusiasm that made me proud to be a Bostonian. We have to be grateful to many people and they all need our thanks.

I have every confidence that the Boston Marathon (UK) will now become an annual event that will grow and grow. We will look back at it in years to come as an event that will enhance the lives of many people, runners, marshals and spectators alike. It also has the potential to enhance the standing of the borough throughout the UK.” It will also strengthen our ties with our daughter metropolis in the USA.

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Boston town team to throw a Birthday party that’s fit for the queen more, you can win prizes every 90 minutes A competition is being launched to find during the Grand Giveaways!

Boston’s very own ‘Queen Lookalike’. The During the street party the Market winner will be announced at the event, and Place will be decorated with bunting will be presented with an official and flags, and live music will be crown. played covering songs from THERE’S no doubt that A ful the 1920’s right through to the Queen’s 90th birthday lw will t eekend modern day. will be a highlights of 2016, of ak Satu e place i celebrat People can bring along and Boston Town Team n June rday 11 a the tow ions , alon n on nd Su deck chairs and picnic has announced its plans nda on th g with a baskets to stay for the to celebrate the special stree y 12 e Sun t par d ay be 12 n t whole event and soak up the occasion with residents, y t oon and 2 ween atmosphere.

Although, people shoppers and local businesses. pm. are reminded that Boston is an A full weekend of celebrations alcohol free zone. will take place in the town on Saturday Other activities to enjoy include a Teddy 11 and Sunday 12 June, along with a street Bear Trail around the town for parents and party on the Sunday between 12 noon and children to spot the ‘Best Dressed Queen 2pm.

Teddy Bear’ in shop windows.

Jenny Elwick, from the Boston Area Rather fittingly Boston Stump are repeating Chamber of Commerce, which is behind the their very successful Bear Challenge from Town Team said: “We want to bring everyone 2pm on Sunday 12th, which this year has been together to celebrate the Queen’s 90th appropriately named the Royal Bear Challenge. birthday, and already there’s a huge feel good This great community factor among all the people and event involves businesses who have offered to sponsoring your Teddy help.”

Bear to abseild down Phil Drury, Chief Executive at Boston Stump.

Boston Borough Council, said: There will also be a “I’m delighted to be working ‘Cake Fit for a Queen’ with Boston Town Team on this competition which event. We want to put on an anyone can enter to event which brings visitors into scoop the £50 winning prize. And craft stores, Boston, and encourage residents of all ages to throne making workshops and guaranteed come into the town to join us.” prizes for shoppers every 90 minutes.

“Not only is there a street party on Sunday, The most coveted competition will be but across the whole weekend we’ve planned the crowning of Boston’s very own ‘Queen activities which will encourage people to Lookalike’ winner, who will receive VIP explore new parts of the town centre they may treatment at the event as well as afternoon tea not normally go to”. for two, a cut and blow-dry at a hairdressing Regal revelry commences at Pescod Square salon, two tickets for Blackfriars Arts Centre, Shopping Centre on Saturday 11th June from an official photograph on canvas, a piece of 10am to 3pm where the FREE event includes a jewellery and an invitation by the Mayor to join Jubilant Jewels Craft Workshop allowing little him and visit his chamber, where the chains will princes and princesses to make crowns and tiaras, with the opportunity to create bear-sized be available to view.

Over 90 people from local charities will be versions for Sunday’s Bear Parade! There will been invited to join the Boston street party, also be a luxurious throne and life-size cut out of the Queen with the chance to take Sovereign along with the ‘Queen Lookalike’ competition winner. Those invited to the street party will Selfies. Throughout the day, the Square will be enjoy traditional street party food and live hosting a Street Party with live performances from the Radio Lincolnshire tour bus and a cake entertainment at no cost to them or their charity. It is the towns way of saying thank you. sale to raise money for local charity. What’s

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Giant pumpkins Something humongous will be taking form on Boston’s allotments this year. The muckmunching monsters will slurp their way through pints of beer dregs as they swallow up the ground around them.

There’s no need to run screaming for the hills – these are not triffids, but giant pumpkins. The world record, which stands at 2,323.7lbs – about as much as a small car - is unlikely to be shattered, but some unnaturally large specimens will be produced. Boston’s giant pumpkin growing challenge has been organised for town allotment holders by the growers themselves. As well as attempting to grow the biggest pumpkin they will also be raising money for the Pilgrim Hospital’s stroke unit.

Allotments holders from Toot Lane, Willoughby Road, Wyberton West Road, Witham Way, Spilsby Road and Cuckoo Land will be involved in the grow-off using specially-bred giant pumpkin seeds. The challenge has been sponsored by Johnson’s Garden Centre, which has offered £100 in

gardening vouchers to the top grower.

After the weigh-in, the winning pumpkin will go on display at the garden centre.

Visitors will be invited to pay £1 for the stroke unit to guess its weight, with the winner receiving a special king or queen of the giant pumpkin guessers certificate.

The giant will then meet its end – sliced and diced and sold as soup – and pumpkin will also be on the menu for a week at the Lime Restaurant at Boston College where catering students will prepare and serve it at a special pumpkin awards dinner in October – all proceeds for the stroke unit.

There will be a big display of pumpkins at the college Allotment holder Paul Collingwood has previously grown a variety called Atlantic Giant – the granddaddy of all today’s modern giant pumpkins and their seeds – to 50 lbs. A long way off the world record, but still a monster fruit. His secret was to grow it on top of a huge mound of horse muck, keep it well watered and fed with beer dregs

collected from local pubs.

Top tips from the world record holder includes keeping them at the perfect temperature, giving them continuous food and water, protecting their delicate skins from drying and cracking and covering them at night for warmth. Some of his contenders even graft two vines together to double the amount of nutrients fed to the single chosen pumpkin, all others growing on the plant having been sacrificed in the name of the big one.

Street drinker first prosecution in country A man seen persistently consuming alcohol in Boston’s drink-control zone appeared in court on Monday in a case which is a first in the country.

Paul Homewood (66), of 5 St Leonard’s Close, Boston, admitted breaching a community protection notice (CPN) issued after he continuously ignored warnings after drinking alcohol in the town’s Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) area.

Boston magistrates heard he was seen drinking in and around the town centre on no less than 13 occasions between January 13, 2015 – the day after the PSPO came into effect – and March 30, 2016. On the first occasion he was sent a letter outlining what he had done wrong and giving notice of the action Boston Borough Council could take.

Further incidents followed when Mr Homewood was seen drinking alcohol at the bus station, near PC World, outside the Len Medlock Centre, near the railway station and a letter sent after he was seen drinking in a public area on June 22 advising that anti-social behaviour legislation could be applied. He was again seen drinking in the open on July 15 and was given a letter warning that if he carried on he would receive a CPN. He was again seen drinking within the PSPO area on August 9 and August 23 and the CPN was served on him. He was seen drinking in the PSPO area on October 19 and October 22. Mr Andrew Goldsborough, prosecuting, said Homewood was then seen on Christmas Eve drinking near Boston Stump and new information had been received that he was seen drinking in the PSPO area again as recently as March 30.

Homewood was given a 12-month conditional discharge. There was an application for legal costs of £300 and investigation costs of £1,096.

Homewood, who is on benefits, was ordered to pay £100 costs and a £15 victim surcharge within 14 days and told to undergo an assessment and any other intervention necessary from Addaction for six months. His daughters said he was also seeing DART in Boston – Drugs and Alcohol Recovery Team.

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Guild status for Drurys Estate Agents

Leading estate agent Drurys is proud to announce that it has been awarded exclusive Membership of the prestigious Guild of Professional Estate Agents for Boston.

The Guild is a nationwide network of approaching 8OO leading estate agents, all dedicated to maintaining the very highest standards of professionalism and customer service.

Guild Membership is traditionally only granted to one agent in a given area.

This appointment means that Drurys has been judged to have met or exceeded The Guild’s exacting Membership criteria, and in recognition of this achievement has been selected as its sole representative in Boston.

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Each issue Peter Bedford, leader of Boston Borough Council, discusses the important topics in and around Boston

Peter’s Notes

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am a Boston Utd fan, so at the time of writing this I share the disappointment of the team sonearly reaching the promotion play-offs for the second season running.

It was heartbreaking for all when Boston Utd went down 3-2 on aggregate against North Feriby Utd in the semi-finals, having won the home leg 2-0.

I am ever the optimist, so perhaps it will be third-time lucky next season.

Despite this set-back a new dawn is breaking for both the club and the town and borough.

THE NEW QUADRANT

DEVELOPMENT

Cllr Bedford at the con trols of a JCB breaking ground on the new Quadrant developm ent.

New Quadrant development I had the honour and privilege of breaking ground on the site of the new Quadrant development at Wyberton. It wasn’t the first time I had been asked to break ground on a new development, but it was the first time I had been asked to do it at the controls of a JCB! This development is different. For one thing, when complete – and there will be a Q2 stage – it will provide families in the area with 500 new homes, many affordable, together with supporting infrastructure such as shops and commercial opportunities bringing local jobs plus a financial contribution towards expansion of children’s education facilities at Wyberton Primary School and a contribution towards expanding health facilities within south Boston.

It will also see a new home built for Boston Utd – a modern stadium complete with community facilities. And, probably most importantly of all for many, the very start of a distributor road for Boston, eventually bringing relief for many who currently have to sit in traffic queues trying to cross town.

The first stage, following the ground breaking, will be to build a new roundabout on the A16 Spalding Road to allow access to both construction sites on

either side of the road. There will be a traffic management scheme in place on the A16 for 25 weeks, but traffic disruption will be kept to a minimum by working on one side of the roundabout at a time.

There will be a 30mph speed limit in operation during the first phase of the work and temporary traffic lights during the final phase.

This new roundabout will link through to London Road and eventually through to the A52, meaning a large volume of traffic, especially commercial traffic, currently having to come through the town centre will be able to go around it.

Business is booming!

All of this comes a time when our market, still one of the best, is ever popular and full, Iceland has chosen Boston for a branch of its new chain of Food Warehouse shops and Poundworld will also be moving onto the shopping park off Horncastle Road.

The new Chain Bridge pub is coming on in leaps and bounds and I am so pleased to see that a new tiling and bathroom business has moved into the former Kimes wet fish shop under the Assembly Rooms.

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Six reasons

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t’s official - volunteering is good for both you and those you are trying to help. June 1st – 12th marks the 32nd anniversary of volunteers week. An annual event which has been extended this year to include an additional five days enabling more people than ever to take part and more time to celebrate the difference to individuals and communities that volunteers make every day, from helping to solve problems, spending time with those who may otherwise be lonely and contributing to a range of other essential services and support.

According to a survey from Citizens Advice, devoting your time to others makes you less stressed, increases your self esteem, enhances your job prospects and helps you cope with issues in your own life.

“Helping people who need support enables you to put your own problems in to perspective.”

Susan, a volunteer for Citizens Advice agrees.

Giving up y our for a charit time y or community pr will transfo oject rm y life and the our lives of others.

Here are six reasons to give up your time for others.

1 - You’ll gain perspective We can all be a little self -centred at times, but giving up your time to help those in need is a good way of forgetting your own, smaller problems, in fact nine out of 10 Citizens Advice volunteers feel better able to deal with issues in their own lives as a result of volunteering.

2 - You’ll kindle community spirit However old or young you are, it’s great to feel involved in the area where you live. 90% of volunteers surveyed felt more engaged in their community.

5 - Boost your CV A little

v long wa olunteering co y to get uld go a ting career p ath – fo you on a new u r out of the Citiz five in ens said the Advice survey y’d incre as their em ployabil ed ity.

3 - You’ll make new friends

6 - You’ll bust stress

Volunteering is a great way to meet likeminded people from a diverse range of backgrounds. You might even fall in love.

John a volunteer with Citizens Advice met his wife Carol through working together. “ I used to enjoy my previous job but volunteering changed my life. I feel that I benefited more than most as we now have two lovely daughters “

More than half (60%) of the volunteers surveyed found they felt less stressed after giving up their time to help others and 47% of volunteers say volunteering has improved their physical health and fitness.

Karen Warner, Training & Volunteer Development Manager at Citizens Advice Mid Lincolnshire said “ We are the UK’s largest advice Charity and volunteers can enjoy a range of roles from receptionist & advice - giving to fundraising & PR work. We are always ready to welcome new volunteers in to our teams at Boston and Sleaford so if you have a few hours to spare and want to make a real difference in your local community please get in touch”

4 - You’ll learn new skills Volunteering will expand your horizons in all sorts of unexpected ways. You will gain new skills and increase self-esteem and confidence. According to the Make a Difference day survey, ICM Research, 9% of men and 8% of women said that volunteering has improved their sex life and 25% of people who volunteer more than 5 times a year say it has helped them to lose weight!

So what’s stopping you?

For more details email Karen on karen. warner@citizensadvicemid.lincs.org.uk or call in to your local office.

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As a business progresses through its life cycle it faces many opportunities and challenges - we are here to assist you at each step.

Starting up A business can operate as a sole trader, partnership or limited company. Which you choose depends on your individual circumstances. Despite the narrowing of tax benefits for limited companies compared to sole trader/partnerships this structure still provides limited liability, essential in certain business sectors.

You will need to consider if VAT registration is appropriate.

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Growth At this stage your business could require external financing or need to improve IT systems to fulfil its potential.

If employing staff, a PAYE scheme will need to be registered together with other regulatory requirements including Real Time Information (RTI), national minimum/living wage and pension auto enrolment. It is a legal requirement to have written details of employment for every employee within their first eight weeks.

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Exit You may seek a sale whilst the business is performing or are perhaps be looking at a succession plan. You need to consider business structure as different tax rules could alter the attractiveness to a prospective purchaser.

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Library news Adult Book Choice Far From True

by Linwood Barclay

When the big screen of a small town drive in movie theatre collapses on to a town full of spectators, surely nothing can be worse?

Linwood Barclay begs to differ! In his wonderful new novel, a suspected terrorist attack is only the beginning of the horrors in Promise Falls. Murder, deception, lies and secrets are all on the agenda to bring this troubled little town to its knees.

Junior Book Choice The Graveyard Book

by Neil Gaiman

Nobody Owens is raised by the ghostly residents of a graveyard he toddled into as an infant following the murder of his family. This story follows his life from toddler to teenager through the perils of life in a graveyard. Little does he realise there are greater dangers waiting for him in the world outside.

What’s On in June MONDAY 6TH & 20TH JUNE 10.30-12PM Shared Reading– Not your average book club, come along to find out more.

TUESDAY 7TH &28TH JUNE 10.30-12PM Sketchbook Swap Shop - an informal meeting of enthusiastic amateur artists/ crafts people who meet up in the library to discuss their latest sketchbook creations. Free. No need to book, just join in.

WEDNESDAY 15TH & 29TH 10AM -12PM AND THURSDAY 9TH & 23RD 10AM -1PM IT for Beginners Sessions – Learn IT basics from setting up an email account to setting up a Facebook account. The free sessions must be booked in advance.

EVERY FRIDAY 2.00-2.30PM Storytime – Free fun rhymes, songs, simple crafts and stories for under 5s and their families.

SATURDAY 11TH JUNE 10AM -12PM A Right Royal Tea Party. Come along and celebrate Her Majesty’s official birthday with a free tea party.

To find out more about any of these events please contact the library 01522 782010 or pop in and speak to a member of staff.

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Local focus

BC Park Fest

2016

June 25 2016 will see Boston College host BC Park Fest for the second year in Boston’s Central Park from 11am – 6pm Summer returns with BC Park Fest 2016 – music festival & family fun day

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ast year, Boston College celebrated its 50th anniversary by hosting the festival which was a huge success with over 7000 people attending throughout the day.

The festival, which is free admission, is returning this summer with entertainment from live bands, DJ’s and performers, as well as stalls, food stands, a bar and children’s entertainment, such as bouncy castles and trampolines, meaning there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

Live performances The main stage will host live performances from local bands, featuring current and ex Boston College Music students, such as Time for 15, The Ultraviolet, The Vigilantes and The Rogues, as well as the hugely popular local band CrossFire. The Boston Gymnastic Academy will be providing a gymnastics display as well as other acts during the ‘Talent Hour’ on the Community Stage, supported by LCVS’s

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This second stage will provide a fantastic opportunity for local people with a diverse range of talents to also perform their skills live to the crowds.

Local companies Several local companies will be back by popular demand including Mountain’s Boston Sausage, The Lincolnshire Fryer, and Totally Sweet Retro Candy Bar. Kay’s Kitchen will be serving freshly cooked vegetarian and vegan food, Feeling Fruity will be there making delicious smoothies and fruit kebabs, and ice creams will be provided Lincolnshire Ice Cream Company. There will also be a fully licenced bar to provide refreshments.

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trampolines, ‘Pots of Fun’ will also be bringing along pottery painting activities, fancy dress and balloons. ‘Arkkidz’ are going to be there with a craft stall for children to ‘make and take’ crafts and will also have ‘build a teddy bear’. Look out for The Bohemian Tribe’s unique stall where you will find hand-made jewellery, gifts and crafts to buy, as well as the Zombiedan Graffiti stand where you will be able to watch live graffiti art.

The Butterfly Hospice Trust will be running a tombola/games stall, alongside the other charity stands, CRSR Central German Shepherd Rescue and the Terrence Higgins Trust, all offering information and advice with the aim to raise awareness of their excellent charities.

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Slowly massage the sole of one foot with both thumbs, starting behind the toes and moving toward the heel. Apply extra pressure along the arch and at the ball of the foot, two places that are especially prone to tightness.

3 Grip the foot with both hands.

Gently twist your hands from side to side as if you’re wringing a towel. This may help remove the pain that can develop after hours of standing. End the massage by gently pulling and releasing each toe.

4 Repeat on the other foot.

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Soak feet in a mixture of water, a dozen ice cubes, six drops of tea-tree oil, and rosemary leaves (or use a store-bought tea tree–oil soak). Submerge one foot for 30 seconds, remove from water, then rub vigorously with a towel. Repeat with the other foot, and keep soaking until the swelling subsides. While all soaks help soften skin, certain ones also exfoliate dead skin cells, making feet smoother.

2. Soften your feet with a scrub.

Frequent exfoliating is not just about looking good: Thickly callused skin can crack, leading to pain and infections. Pumice-based pastes can swiftly eliminate scaly skin, keeping feet soft for longer. If you prefer scrubs, go for a salt scrub with added oils to help hydrate. Avoid razors and callus scrapers, which can break the skin and cause infection.

3. Hydrate the skin with a cream.

Foot creams are generally thicker and more viscous than body formulas because they deliver more moisture. The best ones hydrate and soften with petrolatum, glycerin, hyaluronic acid, and shea butter, so make sure one Gently does it of these is at the top of the ingredient list. If thick, And be sure to scrub scaly calluses are a persistent problem, use a foot gently: Calluses actually cream that contains exfoliating lactic acid, which protect the feet, so you dissolves dry patches while it hydrates. Lotions don’t want to strip them containing urea can also break down calluses and away entirely. smooth hardened heels. www.simplyboston.co.uk | SIMPLY BOSTON | 15

Finance

Energy providers

MARTIN LEWIS

The big six energy providers – British Gas, EDF, Eon, Npower, Scottish Power and SSE – have now announced price cuts to their standard tariff

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hese changes are piddly, paltry, tiny, irrelevant and, ultimately, ignorable. Even after these cuts of roughly £30 a year, without any question you are BEING RIPPED OFF – typically by over £300 a year.

If you’re detecting a sense of frustration in my writing, you are correct. I’ve been banging on about this for over a decade, yet still 70% of the UK population are on these damn awful tariffs. So before I get into the “whats” and “hows”, let me prove why you need to listen.

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IT’S QUICK AND EASY TO SWITCH Slashing the amount you pay for energy really isn’t difficult. It takes minutes to find your cheapest, then it’s switched over in 17 days. I got four newish members of my team to do a comparison and on average it took 5 minutes 52 seconds.

Those who worry about switching, don’t – it’s the same pipes, gas, meter and safety – the only thing that changes is the price and customer service.

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USE A COMPARISON SITE BUT DO IT THE RIGHT WAY As your saving and your cheapest depends on where you live and what you use, there’s no one winner. Plug your details into a comparison site and it’ll show your best deal.

To do this, you need your address, your current tariff and your usage. The best usage to put in is your Kilowatt hours, if not that, then your annual cost, if not then monthly cost.

If you don’t have any info – just guess!

Quick Q&A “I’ve only got electricity, can I save?”

There are cheap deals that allow electricity-only switching. Someone on a standard tariff paying £1,000/year would pay about £750/year with the cheapest.

Again, just do a comparison, same for economy 7.

While you may not get the perfect result, if you’re on a standard tariff you’ll save substantially.

To do a comparison you can use my www.

CheapEnergyClub.com or, alternatively, you can use any www.ofgem.gov.uk approved comparison site, but, if so, do watch for two things.

- Ensure it searches all tariffs Some comparison sites by default will only show you the tariffs that they get paid for.

This filters out some of the cheapest deals.

Make sure when you’re doing a comparison you’ve selected the option to see all the results, that way you’ll get to see the best deals.

- Beware personal projections if you’re on a fixed tariff When doing a comparison, most comparison sites follow the regulators’ guidance and show your ‘personal projection’, which is effectively your average energy cost over the next year.

This is normally fine, but is nonsense for anyone on a fixed tariff ending within 12 months – something I’ve campaigned against, to little avail.

For example, if your current fix costs £800 a year and ends in six months, and after you’ll then pay £1,200 a year, as you’ll be on the energy firm’s standard tariff, the personal projection say you’ll pay £1,000 in a year – the cost averaged over 12 months.

So if the market’s cheapest deal is £900 a year, the results will tell you to switch and save £100. Yet do it now and for the first six months you’ll actually be paying more, not less. You need to see both prices to make a decision, which www.cheapenergyclub.

By Martin Lewis @moneysavingex pert co.uk does. Comparethemarket.com and energyhelpline.com have options to see both as well.

- Check customer service feedback too.

It’s not all about pure price, service counts. It may be worth paying a little more for one with a good service record; Ovo is relatively cheap for many people with a good track record. Most comparison sites include some service listings.

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IF YOU DON’T WANT TO CHANGE SUPPLIER, CHANGE TARIFF. Many confuse changing tariffs with changing companies, but you don’t necessarily have to. For example, at the time of writing this, if you’re on Npower’s standard tariff, which on typical usage is £1,110/year, you can switch to its cheapest 12 month fix, which is actually one of the market’s cheapest at £781/year – saving £320.

So at the very least do a comparison and if you really don’t want to switch (not a big deal, but some don’t like it) at least move to your supplier’s cheapest. It’s worth noting some firms also operate under more than one name, for example British Gas is also Scottish Gas and Sainsbury’s Energy.

Also some big suppliers offer far cheaper deals via ‘collective switches’ through local councils or comparison sites. So you may find you can save £100s and stay just where you are – but never sign up to a collective switch that doesn’t offer a full market comparison as part of it.

“I’m on prepay (key or card meter) – can I switch?”

“I’m £100s in credit with my energy firm, will I get it back if I leave?”

Yes. Someone with typical use on a standard prepay tariff pays £1,163/ year - the cheapest is £1,050/year, so a comparison and switch will help.

Yet a normal billed meter paying fixed monthly direct debits is far, far cheaper. So if you can, it’s also worth considering if you can change to a normal billed meter, where usage is measured, and you’re billed after.

It should give you this money once you’ve switched. Many do it automatically, but make sure you ask if not. They used to operate a ‘don’t ask, don’t get’ policy, so if you’ve switched previously, it may be worth calling your old supplier to check.

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Easy Bbq Chicken Marinade Ingredients 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar 1 tablespoon barbecue sauce or 1 tablespoon ketchup 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1 tablespoon honey 1⁄2 tablespoon steak sauce (I used HP) 1⁄2 clove garlic 1 pinch cayenne

This quantity of ingredients will be sufficient marinade for 4 drumsticks.

Mix all ingredients together in a small bowl.

Put chicken pieces into a large food bag Pour marinade into bag and ensure all the chicken is covered.

Seal bag, making sure to remove most of the air so that the chicken has lots of contact with the marinade.

Refrigerate for 1 hour or more before grilling.

Top Tip: This works well on ribs too!

Marinade night before for the best results and it will be ready to grill when you get home from work.

Salted Caramel Brownies Ingredients 397g can Carnation caramel 100g chocolate (70% cocoa solids) 100g chocolate (50% cocoa solids) 4 medium eggs 130g plain flour 1 tsp flaky sea salt 200g golden caster sugar 50g cocoa powder 200g unsalted butter

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Mix 175g of the caramel and 1tsp of the salt into a small bowl. Put the rest of the caramel in a large bowl adding the eggs and the sugar. Mix well with a hand

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In a large bowl or pitcher, combine fruit, ginger, basil or mint, and orange liqueur. Mash gently with the back of a wooden spoon until basil is bruised and fruit releases juices. Add wine and lemon juice and stir to combine. Refrigerate 1 hour (or up to 1 day). To serve, fill eight glasses with ice and top with sangria. www.simplyboston.co.uk | SIMPLY BOSTON | 19

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On sunny days the south facing enclosed garden is a great place to relax with table and chairs for 6 as well as a BBQ. Or on those winter nights you can warm up in front of the open fire. There is also complementary wifi & parking for 2 vehicles. All prices include a full clean before and after your visit as well as linen and towels - you will just need your bikini and beach towels!

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Family life

It’s All Childs Play With Father’s Day celebrated this month in the UK, America and Canada, June is a time for making a special effort for the father figures in our life.

Across the globe, children in homes, nurseries and schools will be lovingly making cards and gifts to let their dad’s know just how special they are. Wonderful as these glued and crafted creations are, you can’t beat the warm glow that you get from quality family time together. And this is the rub, as time is a rare commodity with many adults and children leading such busily planned lives. Although technology and mobile phones help keep us connected they also hamper our ability to talk with, listen to and notice our children.

You only have to people watch to see the insulating bubbles created by an intimate or rapturous phone conversation. Spotting games on car journeys have been replaced with films and computer games such that the journey has become something to ‘get through’ rather than an exciting adventure in its own right.

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This got me thinking about just how important it is for children to “...our fathers, boug receive the anchored and undivided ht up on attention of a father figure. A thought mottos like ‘good th ings crystallised by having witnessed my come to those that wait’ husband and son working in unison or ‘nothing worth doing on an epic solar system homework ever came easy’...” project this weekend! Like any space mission they faced challenges, the biggest being how to get the lights in the papier Mache planets to shine through the layered paper? However, it was these challenges and their problem solving reminding potential that bought me of the importance of us them together as a team, experiencing and sitting with investigating, exploring and challenges and discomfort, as out discovering. In the case of my of adversity comes innovation. For our son’s homework, faced with the challenge fathers, bought up on mottos like ‘good of using the specially purchased battery things come to those that wait’ or ‘nothing powered lights without removing all the worth doing ever came easy’, this would layers of papier Mache, the solution was to not have been a problem but for children create a magical back lit wall, star studded nowadays, the speed and realism of with swirling pin pricked lights. The technology have created an expectation finished project was all the more dramatic of instant gratification and an anathema to and effective for this twist in design, boredom.

What then is the answer this Father’s Day?

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Author of ‘Geek Dad: Awesomely Geeky Projects and Activities for Dad’s and Kids to Share’ Ken Denmead explains ‘most “parenting” books aren’t about things you can do with your kids [but] things to do to your kids’. The answer lies in finding riveting activities that you can enjoy playing together.

Funky experiments Having just delivered training on the wonders of using messy play, everyday objects and natural treasures to bring science to life, I for one can vouch for the allure of

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experiments. Let them help you recreate the vinegar and bicarbonate of soda volcano experiment, feigning shock and fright if you can, then experiment with how changing the volcano design affects the explosion. Why not change the sequence of adding the ingredients or freeze these before adding? Finally, jazz up painting by creating fizzy paint, with you guessed it, food colouring, vinegar and bicarbonate of soda!

Quality time Quality time with parents, particularly male role models

a rare commodity, activities like these are deliciously enriching and fun. From rough and tumble, to running about, fishing or cycling to car spotting, tinkering with an engine to the world of science it’s plain to see that it’s not just children who love the chance to play. Play is all about the process and experimenting with vinegar explosions or papier Mache, the process of play and fun was apparent. Whatever your plans this Father’s Day, make sure you make time for Dad’s to play!

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Relatively low maintenance, the Golden Marguerite requires welldrained soil and thrives in lots of sunlight. They are very often used for garden borders and make a lovely addition to any garden.

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The front-wheel-drive 1.6 dCi 130 Signature Nav, on test here, is impressive.

The turbo-charged oil-burner starts out fairly meekly, but then things under the bonnet hot up, resulting in plenty of mid-range pull. This is satisfying because it means you don’t need to work the gears hard to utilise the clout on tap.

Push the Renault into twisty country lanes and the car stays bonded to the tarmac. There’s a little bit of body roll noticeable, but it never disturbs ride comfort. In fact, the Kadjar arouses confidence in this sort of driving environment due to its consistently wellweighted steering.

The brakes are excellent, although their urgency takes you by surprise on occasion. However, a capacity for quickly scrubbing-off-speed is no bad thing. The gearshift-action is a little heavy,, and some diesel-din sneaks into the interior when the whip is cracked, but this Renault is not the sort of car bought by out-and-out driving enthusiasts.

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“Definitely more important than cabin toys, is a car’s safety prowess. And the Kadjar has layer upon layer of kit to keep you protected”. urban road surfaces well, due to its nicelycushioned suspension set-up. The boot is better than the Qashqai’s, in terms of load space, and it has the same ingenious flooring that can be elevated, dropped, or used as a partition to keep your possessions from tumbling about.

Indeed, the Kadjar is a pleasant place to be, due, in no small part, to it having one of finest cabin’s in its class. From a tech point of view, the glass is just as full. The sat-nav system is a doddle and – in this flagship model – the car comes fully loaded with a top-quality Bose sound system, Bluetooth,

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Definitely more important than cabin toys, is a car’s safety prowess. And the Kadjar has layer upon layer of kit to keep you protected. Equipment includes traffic sign recognition, lane-departure assist and even parking sensors at the front and the rear of the car.

As mentioned, the Signature Nav is the top of the tree model, so unless you really need all the trimmings, you’ll enjoy the Kadjar just as much in its slightly lowerdown-the ladder ‘Dynamique’ guise. The car is still well-appointed and represents excellent value for money, whether bought outright on a PCP finance deal.

To be honest, it’s hard to justify buying a Nissan Qashqai now that the Kadjar is on the scene. The car is good-looking, it’s great to drive, it has a bigger boot and its price-tag is lower. Unless you’re desperate to have the Qashqai moniker ornamenting your drive, save yourself some cash and go for the French marque instead.

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June Entertainment Guide CLUBS • GROUPS • CLASSES

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9.30am, Babyballet, 18months to 3yrs, The Ridlington Centre, T: 07712452537 E: boston@babyballet.co.uk W: www.babyballet.co.uk 9.30am, 10.30am, 4.15pm and 7.30pm - Fitness Fusion Class. Fun mix of exercise styles to keep you motivated and get fit. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 9.30am Pilates, The Old School, St Marys Church,Horncastle Road, Boston. PE21 9BU T: Sharon 07736 068656 10.00am to 11.30am Yoga & Yoga Nidra at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space, Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 10.00am - 11.00am, Tai Chi, St Thomas Church Hall, London Road, T: 07789 893853 W: www.taichilincs.co.uk 10.00am - 12:30pm - Short Health Walk - (excluding Bank Holidays) Conservative Club, 16 Main Ridge Boston.

T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.15am Music Bugs, Blackfriars Theatre, Boston, T: 0844 5781015, E: sarah@musicbugs.co.uk, W: www.musicbugs.co.uk 10.15am Babyballet, 3-5yrs, The Ridlington Centre, T: 07712 452537 E: boston@babyballet.co.uk W: www. babyballet.co.uk Waiting List, Please Register Interest 11.00 Babyballet, 6-18months, The Ridlington Centre, T: 07712 452537 E: boston@babyballet.co.uk W: www.babyballet.co.uk 1.30pm Teddies Tunes, Kirton Methodist Church. Music and crafts for the under-fives and their families. T: 01205 367004 1.30pm – 3.30pm Short Health Walk - (excluding Bank Holidays) Kirton Town Hall Station Rd Kirton.T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 1:45pm-4:30pm Short Mat Bowls Zion Methodist Church Hall, Brothertoft Road, Boston, T: S Maddy 01205 365250 2pm to 3pm Gentle Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 5.00pm - 9.00pm: Children and Teen Ballet Classes, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. T: 01205 352104 W: www.ajdance.com 6.00pm – 6.45pm Kuk Sool Won Martial Arts School, Children’s beginners class. 3 Merlin Terrace, Marsh Lane, Boston, PE21 7SB Contact Principal Instructor Sonny Boyall on mobile: 07710444662 or email: kuksoolwonboston@gmail.com 7.00pm - 7.45pm Ladies Belly Dance, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. T: 01205 350479/07534 639325 W: www. ajdance.com 7.30pm Badminton, Zion Methodist Church, Brothertoft Road, Boston, T: 01205 367167 7.30pm Sarber Dog Training and agility, Leverton. T: Nicki 01205 480869 7.30pm – 8.45pm - Kuk Sool Won Martial Arts School, Adult class, Boston High School, Spilsby Road, Boston, PE21 9PF. Contact Principal Instructor Sonny Boyall on 07710444662 8.00pm - 8.45pm Zumba, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. £3 per session.

T: 01205 350479/07534 639325 W: www.ajdance.com 8.45pm - 9.30pm BurleX Fitness AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston. £3.50 per session. T: 01205 350479/07534 639325 W: www.ajdance.com

❖ TUESDAY

9.30am - Teddies Tunes –Danny Flear Community Centre, Frieston. Music and crafts for the under-fives and their families.

T: 01205 367004

10.00am – 11.00am Tai Chi, Conservative Club, Main Ridge West, T:07789 893 853, W: www.taichilincs.co.uk 10.00am – 12.00pm, Tuesday Club, for art, painting, cookery etc, Unitarian Church, Spayne Road, Boston, (near the Gliderdrome), T: 07857625792, E: rogers1emma@sky.com 10.00am – 4.00pm, Country Roads Quilters, Sibsey Village hall, T: 01205 750562 10.00am – 12.00pm Short Health Walk - Boston Library County Hall T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.30am–12.30pm - Art Classes – Oil and Pastel. Cherry Holt Studio, Dowdyke Bank, Sutterton. T: Lyndis 01205 460558 12.30pm - 3.00pm and 7.00pm Scrapbooking Workshop - R U Crafty, 6 George Street, Boston PE21 8XF, £5.

T: 01205 317955 2.00pm – 4.00pm Short Mat Bowls, Sibsey Village Hall, T: 01205 751267 4.45pm - 7.45pm: Children and Teen Dance Classes, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston.

T: 01205 352104 W: www.ajdance.com 6pm to 7pm Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 7.00pm - Fitness Fusion Class. Fun mix of exercise styles to keep you motivated and get fit. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 7.00pm - 9.00pm Dressmaking Classes.

The Design Studio, Antons Gowt.

W: www.thedesignstudio.vpweb.co.uk T: Joann 01205 280276 7.15pm Pilates, Boston Control Studio, The Old school, St Marys Church, Horncastle Road, Boston. PE21 9BU T: Sharon 07736 068656 7.30pm Salsa Class –£5, Conservative Club Boston, all levels catered for, T: Emma 01205 351680 7.45pm - 8.30pm: Adult Tap Dancing Class T: 01205 352104 W: www.ajdance.com

each month, Boston body Hub 07568387809 1.30pm -3pm – Boston Fibromyalgia Group – craft sessions, last Wednesday of every month, Boston Body Hub 07568387809 2.00pm – 3.30pm Short Health Walk, Mayfields Broadfield Lane Boston. T: Frances Taylor 01025 354320 2.00pm – 4.00pm Blackfriars WI afternoon meeting. 3rd Wednesday of the month at the Len Medlock Centre Boston.

T: 01205 368549 5.00pm - 9.15 pm: Teen and Adult Dance Classes, AJ Dance, Spayne Road, Boston.

T: 01205 352104 W: www.ajdance.com 6.30pm Bingo held every Wednesday at Hubberts Bridge Community Centre . Eyes down 7-30. T: Cindy on 01205 367890 7.00pm-9.00pm Boston Art Group, Centenary Church Hall.

7.00pm to 9.00pm. Martial Art/Self Defence Class at Haven Academy, Marian Rd Boston. First class is FREE. T: Stuart Lawson 07792 937930 E: stuartlawson@tiscali.co.uk W: www.issogaitaijutsu.yolasite.com 7.00pm - 9.00pm Knitting & Crochet Class for all levels. The Design Studio, Antons Gowt. W: www.thedesignstudio.vpweb. co.uk T: Joann 01205 280276 for details.

Every last Wednesday in the month 7.15pm to 8.30pm Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 7.15 - 9.30pm Womens Institute, We meet on the second Wednesday of the month between 7.15 and 9.30pm at Sibsey Northlands Hall, T: 01205 750562 7.30pm Sarber Dog Training, Eastville.

T: Nicki 01205 480869 8.00pm - 11.00pm - Social Club for Divorced, Separated and Widowed – Queen of Spades, Wellington Road, Boston, T: 07842 543499

❖ WEDNESDAY

9.30am - Teddies Tunes - Zion Methodist Church Hall, Brothertoft Road, Boston. Music and crafts for the under-fives and their families. T: 01205 367004 9.30am - 11.30am, Drop-In for Coffee and Chat, Zion Methodist Church, Brothertoft Road, Boston T: 01205 369731, W: www.zionmethodistchurch-boston.co.uk 10.00am to 11am Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 10.00am - 12:30pm Short Health Walk, Swineshead Church Hall, Market Place, Swineshead, T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.00am-12.30am - Scrapbooking Workshop - R U Crafty, 6 George Street, Boston PE21 8XF, £5. T: 01205 317955 10.30am–12.30pm Art Classes, Ceramics, Oil and Pastel 1pm-4pm and 7pm9pm. Cherry Holt Studio, Dowdyke Bank, Sutterton. T: Lyndis 01205 460558 12.00pm - 3.00pm Knitting & Craft Club. The Design Studio, Antons Gowt. T: Joyce 01205 280276 1:00 - 2:00pm, Tai Chi, Boston Body Control Studio, The Old School, Saint Mary’s Church, Horncastle Road, T: 07789 893 853, W: www.taichilincs.co.uk 1.00pm – 3.00pm Boston Art Group, Wings Meadow, Frieston Rd. Boston 1:30pm - 3:30pm Short Health Walk St Thomas Church Hall London Road Boston T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 1:30pm - 3:30pm - Caring Companions Boston and District, POP-IN, Pensioners Hall behind Marks and Spencer, T: Jenny 01205 280717 or Alan 01205 871465 6.15pm Line Dancing – Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128

Market Day – Louth and Boston 9.30am - Teddies Tunes, St Thomas’s Church Hall Boston, music and crafts for the under-fives and their families.

T: 01205 367004 9.30am - Fitness Fusion Class. Fun mix of exercise styles to keep you motivated and get fit. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 9.30am Pilates, Boston Control Studio, The Old school, St Marys Church, Horncastle Road, Boston. PE21 9BU T: Sharon 07736 068656 10.00am to 11.30am Mum & Baby Yoga at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne 07805 039 099. jayne@mindfulofbeing.com 10.00am -2.15pm Dressmaking Classes, Antons Gowt. Boston, W: www.thedesignstudio.vpweb.co.uk T: 01205 280276 10.00am – 11.00am - Pilates, Sibsey Village Hall, T: 01205 354509 or 07702 520684 10.00am-12.30pm - Crafts With a Cuppa R U Crafty, 6 George Street, Boston PE21 8XF, £5. T: 01205 317955 10:30am - 12:30pm - Short Health Walk - Zion Methodist Church Brothertoft Road Boston. T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 10.30am - Ladies Salsa Class – Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 Free Live Music with Pete Wray – Every other Wednesday, Drill Hall, Lincoln T: 01522 873834 10.30am–12.30pm - Art Classes – Oil and Pastel Cherry Holt Studio, Dowdyke Bank, Sutterton. T: Lyndis 01205 460558 1.30pm-3pm – Crafty Lot! – craft sessions for everyone. First 3 Wednesday

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❖ THURSDAY

6.30pm – 7.30pm Weight Watchers, Community Church Hall, Fishtoft List your loca l club or course 6.30pm – 8.30pm - Short Mat Bowls, Sibsey Village Hall, T: 01205 751267 6.45pm to 8.15pm Yoga & Yoga Nidra at Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road, JUST EMAIL TH Boston. Reserve your space. Call E DETAILS TO Jayne 07805 039 099, jayne@ info@simplyb oston.co.uk mindfulofbeing.com 7.00 - 8.30pm, Tai Chi, Boston Grammar School, Rowley Road, T: 07789 893 853, W: www.taichilincs.co.uk 7.00pm to 9.00pm SOLO starts, non-dancers welcome, Rugby Club, Classical Guitar Ensemble, (monthly), 6 Princess Royal Arena. T: 07737 064128 Market Street, Sleaford, Lincs, NG34 7SF. 7.30pm – 10.00pm, Wrangle Youth T: 01205 355656 Club, Wrangle Youth Centre (PE22 9DL).

7.00pm - 9.00pm Dressmaking Classes.

T: Jayne 07751 051862 or The Design Studio, Antons Gowt. W: www.

Jason 07943 512636 thedesignstudio.vpweb.co.uk 7.30pm, Bingo, Sutterton Village Hall, T: Joann 01205 280276 Park Avenue, Sutterton. T: 01205 460459 7.15pm – 10.00pm Amber Hill W.I. 2nd Thursday of every month. Held at “The Loft” ❖ SATURDAY Hubberts Bridge Community Centre.

9.00am - 5.30pm: Children’s Dance T: Cindy 01205 367890 Classes, T: 01205 352104 7.15pm - Fitness Fusion Class – Fun mix W: www.ajdance.com of exercise styles to keep you motivated and Wedding First Dance Classes – Times to get fit. Nr Pilgrim, Boston. T: 07737 064128 be arranged. Nr Pilgrim, Boston.

7.30 - 8.15 pm: BurleX Fitness, T: 01205 T: 07737064128 350479/07534 639325 10.00am – 11.00am Footie Tots, 18 W: www.ajdance.com months to 5 years, Peter Paine Sports 8.15 - 9.00 pm: Zumba, T: 01205 Centre, Roseberry Avenue, Boston. T: Mark 350479/07534 639325 Melson 07740 280652, W: www.ajdance.com W: www.cmssports.co.uk 10.00am – 11.30am Soccer Club, 5 ❖ FRIDAY to 14 years, Peter Paine Sports Centre, Market Day – Louth, Alford and Sleaford Roseberry Avenue, Boston. T: Mark Melson 9.30am - Teddies Tunes –Zion 07740 280652, Methodist Church Hall, Brothertoft Road, W: www.cmssports.co.uk Boston. Music and crafts for the under10.00am babyballet, 18months to 3yrs, fives and their families. T: 01205 367004 The Ridlington Centre, T: 07712452537 10.00am - 2.15pm Dressmaking E: boston@babyballet.co.uk W: www.

Classes, Antons Gowt, Boston www. babyballet.co.uk thedesignstudio.vpweb.co.uk, 10.00am - 4.00pm Felting. Felting T: 01205 280276 demonstrations & workshops. Antons 10.00am-1.00pm - New Horizons – for Gowt, Boston. W: www.thedesignstudio. people with mental health problems. vpweb.co.uk. T: 01205 280276.

Methodist Church, St Leonards Drive, Every first Saturday in the month.

Chapel St Leonards. T: 07901 611256 10.30am to 11.30am Yoga at 10.00am - 12:30pm Short Health Mindfulofbeing Centre, Tattershall Road Walk - Boston Sports and Social Club Boston. Reserve your space. Call Jayne Fishtoft Road Boston. T: Frances Taylor 07805 039 099, jayne@mindfulofbeing.

01205 354320 com 1.15pm Tiny Toes (18m-3yrs) Wyberton 10.30am – 11.30am Go-Ride Cycling Parish Hall for 4 - 14 years, Peter Paine Sports Centre, 1.15pm- Babyballet, 18months to 3yrs, Rosebery Avenue, Boston, The Ridlington Centre, T: 07712452537 E: T: 07507 291912, boston@babyballet.co.uk W: www.bostonwheelerscc.org.uk/ W: www.babyballet.co.uk goride.htm 1:30pm - 3:30pm Short Health Walk, 10.45am babyballet, 3yrs, babyballet Old Leake Community Centre Furlongs Tots Tap 3yrs+, The Ridlington Centre, Lane Old Leake T: 07712452537 T: Frances Taylor 01205 354320 E: boston@babyballet.co.uk 1.30pm – 3.30pm - Line-dancing, W: www.babyballet.co.uk The Ridlington Rooms 11.00am – babyballet, 3-5yrs, The 4.30pm - 9.00pm: Belly Dancing and Ridlington Centre, T: 07712452537 Musical Theatre Classes, E: boston@babyballet.co.uk T: 01205 352104 W: www.babyballet.co.uk W: www.ajdance.com 6.30pm – 11.30pm Line Dancing, 6.00pm Pilates, The Old School, Boston Sibsey Village Hall, T: 01205 366810 Control Studio, The Old School, St Marys 7.30pm till late Dance Party – Every third Church, Horncastle Road, Boston. PE21 Saturday of the month. The Witham Tavern, 9BU. T: Sharon 07736 068656 Boston. No partners needed, 2 left feet 7.00pm – 8.30pm Belly Dance Classes, welcome, dancers and non-dancers. Food Kirton Middlecott Sports Centre T: 01205 available. T: 07737 064128 355232 or FB Boston Bellydance 7.00pm Dance Classes – Salsa, ❖ SUNDAY Mordern Jive, Cha Cha, Merengue. Rugby Fitness Shred Class – Mixture of training Club, Princess Royal Arena. No partners level 1, Nr Pilgrim, Boston. needed, 2 left feet welcome and beginners.

T: 07737 064128 T: 07737 064128 2.00pm Sarber Dog Training, Antons 7.00pm Belly Dance Classes, Kirton Gowt. T: Nicki 01205 480869 Middlecott Sports Centre, T: 01205 355232 6.30pm Dance Classes – Salsa, or FB Boston Bellydance Bachata, Tango, Rueda. Upstairs at the 7.15pm Dance Party – Every last Friday White Hart Hotel. No partners needed, 2 of the month, 7pm beginners Salsa Lesson, left feet welcome and beginners.

Advanced Salsa lesson. 8.30pm party T: 07737 064128

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Community talent stage

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