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Lee soon got a name for doing a good job to which his reputation started to grow over the years.
In 2004 Lee moved into another farm unit on Cark airfield just over double the size of his present unit and he bought himself a second hand spray oven to speed up the drying process of paintwork. As the business got busier lee employed an apprentice to help him along the way of growing the business. As time went on the reputation of Evans Autobody was growing and Lee and his apprentice were becoming extremely busy with work so Lee decided to expand the unit he rented and also buy a second spray oven and employ a paint spray technician to help keep up with the amount of workflow they were getting through. As time went on and work got busier by 2011 Evans Autobody had a team of 4 staff and by 2012 Evans Autobody was growing at a excellent rate and now consisted of 5 staff. As Evans Autobody’s reputation grew they started to build a relationship repairing damaged vehicles for Batemans Toyota and Hadwins VW/Audi then soon after they were also repairing vehicles for Batemans BMW.
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TESTIMONIAL Over recent years Lee has restored my 1976 Mg Midget, 1989 Audi 100 and more recently my 1994 Range Rover,
Evans Autobody has become a preferred choice for many local people and businesses due to the professional high standard of work carried out and also their excellent customer service and continues to keep a good relationship with all private and trade customers. In 2015 Lee bought 1 acre of a field 3/4 mile down moor lane on the left hand side of the road with the intention to build a large purpose built accident repair centre. Lee applied for Planning permission but this was a rejected as the planners would not allow for building on this plot but lee not being one to let anything beat him fought the decision and eventually in 2016 was granted permission to build the new workshop he dreamed of since starting in business in 2001. October 2017 Evans Autobody’s new purpose built 700sq mtr unit is now officially open for business and has a fully qualified team of 9 staff, 12 vehicle bays, 1 valeting bay and 3 spray ovens.
The biggest challenge was the restoration of my Range Rover, which once he dismantled it need some extra work, but true to his word he finished at 4 pm on the day he said he would. And at the agreed price . All through the project he kept me informed , invited me to look at his work and finally when the job was complete , furnished me with a set of photos from start to finish.( nice touch) The work was done to a very high standard and the compliments I get over it’s condition should make Lee very proud. I know how hard Lee works and his success is a testament to his never ending quest to please his customers and give them their cars back in perfect condition and in the time scale he promises.
Lees new premises are are sign of his professionalism and I am sure he will go from strength to strength .
I know I’m not the only person who wishes Lee all the success in the future, and if anyone is in doubt about where to take their beloved cars after a scrape or if they want just honest professional advice they need look no further . Good luck Lee, Richard English The Cavendish Arms Cartmel
CALL: 015395 58329 www.evansautobody.co.uk Head down Moor Lane (LA11 7LS) towards Lakeland holiday park. We are located on the corner of the 2nd left turning approx 3/4mile down moor lane.
The Editor’s Letter Its beginning to look a bit like Christmas - well certainly in the pages of Grange Now. Make a note in your diary for Saturday December 2nd as this year, not only will Christmas tree light up, but also Christmas street lighting will be turned on as well. To top it all we are to have a Christmas market this year - fantastic news. With Father Christmas, carol singing and a festive tipple make sure you’re there on 2nd December - more details on page 5. We also see the return this year of the wonderful Christmas Tree Festival in St. Paul’s opening on December 9th, and the friends group will once again be providing Christmas lunch to help ensure no-one is left on their own. Talking of which, we begin a new series this month about some of the issues around older age, starting this month with an excellent piece about loneliness - see page 25. Over the coming months we hope to address other areas such as health and exercise and financial planning. Perhaps you would like to contribute? If so please get in touch. Equally if you wish to write a letter in relation to this month’s article then please do so. Other important dates for the diary include the Remembrance Service events - please see page 6. A bit of news about our sister title...;ooking ahead, the next Windermere Now will be delivered to Windermere, Bowness etc. as normal, however on a trial basis we are also going to deliver to Kendal town centre. This fabulous issue of Grange Now is 40 pages - what an epic. Very well done Sharon, Sarah and Glenn. Looking ahead the next deadline is 17th November.... and remember, remember...please take care around bonfire night.
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Investment Matters
By Andrew Troughton APFS
This tax year saw the launch of the Lifetime ISA, which is the latest addition to the ISA family. Like all ISA’s they come in two varieties; cash and stocks and shares ISA’s The Lifetime ISA, which has inevitably become known as the LISA is a new addition that could be a very attractive investment for certain investors. The main features of the LISA are: • You can only open a LISA if you are aged under 40 and at least 18. The maximum contribution is £4,000 per tax year, which counts towards your overall £20,000 ISA contribution limit. • The Government tops up any LISA contribution made before age 50 with a 25% bonus; if you contribute the maximum £4,000 you will gain a £1,000 top up. • As with all ISA’s, any gains and income accumulate free of UK tax during the investment period. • Withdrawals made to help
finance a first time purchase of a home valued at up to £450,000 (made at least 12 months after the LISA was opened) or once you have reached age 60 can be made without penalty. • Withdrawals made for other purposes other than those mentioned above will be subject to a flat 25% penalty. • Up until 5th April 2018, funds held in a Help to Buy ISA can be transferred to a LISA and gain the 25% bonus. As you can see from the main features above, it is important to consider how and when you may use the funds accrued in a LISA, as withdrawals subject to the 25% penalty will apply to both capital invested and any growth achieved. With the potential changes to the dividend tax allowance from April 2018/19, whether or not you qualify for a LISA or whether or not the LISA is the right investment for you, the tax advantages of investing in an ISA, where you can now invest up to £20,000 per person, should not be overlooked.
Give a little box of hope this Christmas It is time to put together your shoebox for this year’s appeal. We have said it before but I think it’s worth repeating, these children get literally nothing but your shoebox for Christmas. Many of them live in the most appalling conditions and your little shoebox of treats may be the only gift they ever receive.
Please make sure your box contains educational supplies such as pens and pencils, toys (such as dolls, cars and tennis balls), sweets and hygiene items such as face cloths and soap. We all know children love to have fun! Children and adults alike love to fill a shoebox – it is a simple and fun thing to do, doesn’t have to cost a lot of money, and it really does make a difference to a child who has none
Don’t forget to buy presents for your furry & feathery friends. We do vouchers that are great for all pet & wild bird lovers. We have a big selection of special Christmas gifts in stock for all pets & we mustn’t forget our pets at Christmas as well as our usual selection of beautiful beds, toys etc. We are also do some special gifts such as candles, wild bird hampers etc which are perfect for Christmas.
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Please make sure you drop your shoebox off at either Tourist Information, Grange over Sands or Witherslack Community Shop, Witherslack with your £2 donation.
Don’t forget your Pooch at Christmas
The comments in this Editorial are only general and should not be taken as specific advice. It is important that you seek independent advice before taking any action on the above, or any other, subjects. It should be noted that the value of some investments can fall as well as rise therefore you may get back less than originally invested. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to the future. Independent Investment Associates Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
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Friends at Christmas are organising their 11th annual Christmas Day lunch this year. Held on Christmas Day, it is open to anyone in Grange who would otherwise be on their own at Christmas. Invitations will be delivered this month to those who have attended previously. Please look out for these and remember to book your place and don’t forget to let us know if you need transport. New members are very welcome to join the event which includes a delicious meal, traditional Christmas festivities and companionship. This event is supported by the community and businesses of Grange and surrounding area. For further information please call Liz Benson on 015395 33291 or Fiona Daley on 015395 33232.
Christmas comes to Grange This is certainly going to be the year that Christmas comes to Grange. As reported last month, Grange Town Council, are providing fabulous new Christmas lights for the town and, as our photographs show, they really are going to look magical. Grange Mayor, Councillor Peter Endsor, along with his elf helpers, will be out and about the first week in November to persuade businesses to buy a fully lit Christmas tree to complete the festive look. At the modest cost of £22 per tree, which includes lights, batteries, fixing and dismantling, there really is no excuse not to. Cumbria County Council has very kindly agreed to allow Grange Chamber of trade and Grange Town Council to host this year’s Christmas market on Grange library car park. This will take place on Saturday 2nd December and will open at 10am. The Methodist Church and The United Reformed Church are both holding coffee mornings and selling Christmas wares and crafts and although
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the tree festival doesn’t open until the following weekend, St Paul’s are also opening their doors and will also have Christmas treats for sale. The annual charity Christmas Fair will take place in Victoria Hall between 2pm and 6pm.
The 71st annual tree lighting will take place at 6pm and this year the lights will be switched on by former Cartmel Priory School pupil, actress Molly McGlynn, who has recently appeared in Coronation Street. Following the lighting Santa will be giving out sweets to the children and will then make his way up Main Street and onto Kents Bank Road, lighting up the streets as he goes.
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It’s then back down to Victoria Hall to enjoy a festive tipple and carol singing. There will also be hot food, mulled wine and a bar to warm your cockles and really help you get into the Christmas spirit. Saturday 2nd December is the date for your diary so please come along, join in the fun and make Christmas really special.
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Mayor’s report
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Grange Mayor, Councillor Peter Endsor, was delighted to be invited to Grange Lions lunch. President, David Khan and his fellow Lions, totalling 70 members, are celebrating their centenary this year.
Sometime between 7am 7.30am on the morning of Wednesday 11th October, the public toilets on the prom and the Ornamental Gardens were broken into. The thief managed to force the coin boxes from the doors, leaving bare wires and Grange Town Council were forced to temporarily close them. The toilets have now been re-opened.
Remembrance Service dates
On Wednesday 8th November, there will be a rehearsal for Standard Bearers and Wreath carriers at St Paul’s Church, Grange at 5pm. On Saturday 11th, there will be a short Service of Remembrance at the war memorial at 10.55am. On Sunday 12th November, the Remembrance Service will take place at St Paul’s Church, Grange and following that, at approximately 3pm, there will be a parade, led by Flookburgh Band, to the War Memorial in the Ornamental Gardens for laying of wreaths. Refreshments will be served in Victoria Hall afterwards.
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series of targeted moves with the fingers and thumbs over precise areas of the body including muscles, ligaments, tendons and nerves. These moves are gentle and yet profound and aim to release tightened muscles and restore balance to the body. For example an imbalance in the pelvis can result in pain felt in other areas of the body that may be alleviated by restoring balance to the pelvis. Each treatment is tailored to the individual. For more information or to make an appointment, please contact your local qualified Bowen Technique Practitioner, Nicky Guy. Full details can be found on her advert.
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The Netherwood Hotel, Grange Over Sands Monday 20 November 2017 2pm to 4pm
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Information on hearing loss, sight impairment, keeping Financially Fit For Later Life, Smart Meters and how to stay safe and warm over winter. Musical Entertainment by Grange Primary School.
please contact them on 01539 728118 to reserve your place. South Lakeland Age UK are very grateful to the Rotary Club of Grange over Sands for supporting this event.
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County Matters Cumbria County Council is on track to meet its waste recycling and composting targets, boosting the environment and saving the council money.
Latest performance figures presented to a recent meeting of the County Council’s Cabinet show the council is on track to recycle or compost at least 60% of all waste taken to its 14 Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) throughout the county including the one in Grange. HWRCs accept a wide range of household items, from garden waste and scrap metal to timber, plastic and electrical appliances. At the Macmillan coffee morning held in Grange Library on 29th September a presentation was made to three Volunteers County wide for their 5 year commitment to the Macmillan Cancer Information Project. I am happy to announce one of those volunteers came from Grange and all our thanks and congratulations go to Thelma Lambert. It was a wonderful
morning of tea and cakes and my thanks go to all for attending the volunteers and the Library staff for hosting the event.
At a recent meeting of the Integrated Care Community at Grange Library a presentation from a Parkinson’s help worker was well received and informed us all on the difficulty of people dealing with this disease.
Our next meeting of this Group will be Monday 27th November, Grange Library 6.30pm till 8pm
Join us for a Conversation on working together to improve the well being in your community. If you can spare 90 minutes and would like to be part of this community group, come and join us to talk about what is already in our community that helps people to be happy and healthy and how we can build on this. Refreshments will be available and if you need further information please contact Carol Last on 01539 713180 or email her on carol. last@cumbria.gov.uk
Regards, Bill Wearing, Conservative County Councillor Grange Division
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We are starting our first after School Coding Club for older Primary School children on Monday 30th October. This will be for 6 weeks from 3.30 to 4.30 pm and is FREE for children aged 9 to 11 years. There are limited places so booking is required. Library Users should note that the PCs will be unavailable from 3.30 to 4.30 pm on Mondays from 30th October to 4th December 2017. Storytime/Rhymetime for preschool children is on at 10.30 am on Tuesdays (7th, 14th, 21st & 28th). Parents, grandparents, carers and childminders are very welcome to come along for half an hour of stories and rhymes. For younger children we have Bear’s Reading Adventure, where children receive their own storybook with some missing pictures which are on stickers (they will get a new sticker each time they visit the Library). When they have all 10 stickers they get a Certificate! The Alzheimer’s Society will be holding their regular Drop In on the morning of Tuesday 7th
November from 10.30 am to 12.30 pm. If you have been diagnosed with any form of Dementia, are a carer, or just want to find out more or get advice regarding support, please pop in for a chat. Grange Art Society will be holding an exhibition of their artwork from 6th November. This will be followed on 27th November by an exhibition of Textile Landscapes so there are 2 great opportunities to buy a unique locally created Christmas gift. Charity Christmas Cards and Gifts are available to purchase from the Library until 22nd December. 70% of all receipts are paid to the appropriate charity. Advance notice that on Saturday 2nd December Grange Chamber of Trade are holding a Christmas Market in Grange Library Car Park as part of ‘Christmas in Grange’. This means there will be No Parking in the Library Car Park from 6 pm on Friday 1st December and all vehicles must be removed by this time. On Saturday 2nd December there will only be Disabled Parking for Library Users in the Car Park. The Car Park will be open as normal from Monday 4th December.
Carpets are the filters for our homes They trap the dust and other airborne allergens that would otherwise be floating around in the air we breathe.
Whilst regular vacuuming of our carpets removes most of these allergens from the surface, over time, some of this stuff gets deep rooted within the pile of the carpet and only a professional deep clean will get rid of it.
For a cleaner and healthier home, make it a point to regularly have your carpets and rugs deep cleaned. While it’s a chore to do it yourself, deep cleaning of your carpets is something that should never be neglected.
For best results, you can always seek help from a professional carpet cleaning company like Revive Carpet Cleaning. We make thorough carpet cleaning fast and easy at very reasonable prices. Carpets are usually dry within 30 minutes of cleaning and we move your furniture too.
We also clean upholstery, including leather.
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Great Grange Bake Off Following the success of the first event last year, Grange Lions are returning to Victoria Hall to find the district’s best baker. A spokesperson for the Lions told Grange Now, “It will be rolling pins at dawn on Saturday 11th November when, after judging, the wonderful bakes will be sold off, with all proceeds going to Victoria Hall. “Judging and afternoon tea will all take place in the hall in what is set to be a great afternoon, full of wonderful home baking, lashings of good company and a huge dollop of goodwill. So grab your pinny and get baking.” If you would like to enter there are six categories: Savoury pastries, scones, biscuits, traybakes, cupcakes and large cakes. Please deliver your goods to Victoria Hall before 11.30am on the day (11th). Judging will take place between 12 and 1pm and results will be announced at 2pm. To enter please contact David Khan on: dave@the-pastures.co.uk or mobile 07890 613 842 for details. Afternoon tea, accompanied by a glass of sparkling Prosecco (non alcohol alternative also available) priced at a very modest £8.75, will be served from 2pm till 3pm and all contestants will be entered into a free raffle to win a short break lodge holiday in Yorkshire.
Grange Christmas Tree Festival 2017 The festival opens on Saturday 9th and the theme will be, ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas’. Local groups and charities have been invited to paticipate in this festival and, this year, we have a few spaces left and are opening the festival to Grange shops and businesses who would like to participate (first come, first served). Please contact Christine c.harr45@yahoo.co.uk for details and to reserve a place.
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Jean’s challenge went swimmingly Grange Now has been following Jean Malkin’s progress on her attempt to swim 70 lakes and tarns in this, her 70th year, and we’re delighted to report that she’s done it. Jean, often accompanied by her children and grandchildren, and always by husband, Mick, set about her challenge with great enthusiasm.
She told Grange Now, “Since January 1st, I have seen so many changes of weather, but I’m very pleased to say the final one was on a beautiful sunny day. We shared the fun with all ten of our lovely family at Bortree Tarn. Numbers 69 and 70 are reported to be the deepest lake and one of the highest tarns in the Lake District. “Wastwater was swum on the 23rd August and Sprinkling Tarn, at around 2,000ft. on the approach to Great End and Scafell Pike, was swum on the following cloudy, rainy morning.” “We had to re-think the last swim, as we decided that No.35, Leece Tarn, had to be discounted as it was little more than a ‘duck pond’. A family of
ducklings actually visited as the swim was made! “The most exciting day and swim has to be the climb through thick snow to get to Grisedale Tarn, at the foot of Dollywaggon Pike. The warmest and most beautiful was Blea Tarn on the pass which connects Little and Great Langdale.” Jean would like to thank everyone who sponsored her and would also like to say how grateful she is for all
the marvellous support she received from friends around the district. Jean’s challenge has resulted in over £1,500 being raised for Jigsaw Children’s Hospice and Action for Children. Well done Jean and Happy Birthday.
Residents contribute nearly 800 meals to Foodbank Grange residents were, once again, incredibly generous with their contributions for the recent Foodbank collection. Organisers would like to thank those who helped and those who donated; 321.5 kg of food was sent to Foodbank which equates to 766 meals. The main users of Foodbank are families on low income, and those suffering delays in receiving benefits. The vouchers are authorised by front-line professionals, eg doctors, health visitors, social workers, police, and strict anti-fraud measures are in place to prevent the system being abused. In the past year, 65 tonnes of food were given out, and 7500 individuals were fed. Dieticians check regularly to ensure that the packages are nutritionally balanced.
The foodbank acts also as a social hub, where clients are given a warm welcome and a cuppa. In addition to the food packages, stocks of nappies, baby food, and sanitary ware are available and rucksacks filled with essentials are given to the homeless. Since November 2016, fuel vouchers (not cash) have been issued (funded by NPower) where families use prepayment meters. Up to March 2017 665 vouchers had been issued.
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Volunteers are always needed – please contact Ann Mills, project manager, on 01229 343436, or visit their web site www. barrowfoodbank.org.uk. It is also possible to set up a standing order for any regular monetary donation, with the option of claiming gift aid. An idea that came up recently on Facebook was for an alternative advent calendar: find a basket or a box and each day from the 1st December you add one item of food. By the time Christmas comes you will have a good parcel to donate to the foodbank! We can arrange transport. Our next regular collection is Sunday, 3rd December, Father Magner Room, St Charles Church, Grange.
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Tim’s column MPs are back at work in the House of Commons. The downside of this is that I am spending less time at home in Milnthorpe with Rosie and the children but the upside is that I get better access to Government ministers. The following are the things that I have been chasing them on this month. Trains. As I have already written in Grange Now there was on average about one train a day cancelled on the Furness Line this summer. This is frankly unacceptable. Currently the train operating company is expecting an increase in fares of over 3% in January. This is wrong. I have been in contact with the Transport Secretary asking for him to link fares and service levels rather than simply to the level of inflation. Education. The Government is currently proposing to cut spending on schools in Westmorland and Lonsdale by £2.6 million by 2020. That will in effect lead to the loss of 58 teachers across the area. This at a time when as far as I know there are no projected declines in our population. We have already seen one school in the area close and it is inevitable that more will come under pressure. The result of this is that the education of our children will suffer. I have been in contact with the Secretary of State for Education demanding she reconsiders her plans and puts the education of children ahead of everything. Health. I have relaunched my campaign to get a Radiotherapy Unit at the hospital in Kendal. In 2015 we got commitment from the Treasury Minister to £12 million for the unit but as soon as the new Government came in they cancelled that. Meanwhile people are having to travel 2 – 3 hours a day to get the treatment they need to save their lives. This is simply cruel. If you want to support the campaign or want my help with anything else please email me at tim@timfarron.co.uk or call on 01539 723 403. Thanks for your support Tim
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Artiste of the month Sylvia Trohear and Sue Harrison
Grange resident, Sylvia Trohear’s love of music began at a very early age.
She said during a talk she gave in 2015, “I wonder how my life would have developed if Mrs Starkey, a tall gracious lady, had not asked my mother, when I was four, if she could take my brother and I to Sunday School, where I became a member of the choir”. Or if she hadn’t, ‘on a whim’ asked for piano lessons at the age of eight? Sylvia is known to many of you locally for her beautiful piano playing and she often accompanies her daughter, Sue and Victor Hindle but she is a very accomplished singer herself. As a soloist, Sylvia was able to sing the contralto solos in most of the oratorios: Mendelssohn’s Elijah, Mozart’s Requiem, Brahms’ Requiem, Verdi’s Requiem, Bach’s St John’s Passion and St Matthew’s Passion. Most of these performances were with an orchestra which she said, “added an extra dimension to these wonderful works”. In 1968, when she was 28, Sylvia joined the Staveley Gilbert & Sullivan Society and was part of a large membership which produced a very successful opera every September. She told us, “my favourite lead role was
that of Katisha in The Mikado and, incidentally, Derek Roberts was Pooh-Bah in that particular production.”
In the early 1970’s, Sylvia became a founder member of ‘Keldwyth Singers’, a handpicked group of singers and the brainchild of Reg Griffiths. Sylvia first met Reg when she joined Windermere Choral Society and she told me that Reg was another big influence in her life of music. Reg founded the Keldwyth Award, which is still going today, and the final is held in Victoria Hall. Sylvia has now retired from solo singing but she told us, “I still very much enjoy accompanying people on the piano, especially Sue and I’m very grateful to have had music in my life. Music has given me many friends in my life and many moments of exquisite music for which I am eternally grateful”. Sue Harrison
Sylvia’s daughter, Sue, has clearly inherited a love of music from her mum but while Sylvia is a fan of choral music Sue’s passion is the musicals. A member of Ambleside Choir Grange Community Choirand the Grange URC choir, Sue is a very talented singer but sadly nerves have held her back a little in the past. She told us, “I did enter the Mary
Wakefield and Ulverston Festival but unfortunately nerves really do affect your voice when you’re singing so I didn’t really do myself justice but I did come second!”
There were no nerves in evidence when Sue joined Flookburgh Band for the Last Night of the Proms concert in Victoria Hall in August of this year. Everyone who was fortunate enough to attend could not praise Sue’s singing highly enough. Like her mum, Sue was a member of Keldwyth Singers, which she joined when she was only 16. She has also appeared on stage for Flookburgh Operatic Society, Flookburgh Gilbert and Sullivan Society and Lakeland Singers, which came about after Keldwyth Singers folded following the death of Reg Griffiths. She sang at her step-dad’s wedding, when Sylvia married her second husband, Irving, at Grange United Reformed Church. Several years ago Sylvia, Sue and Victor Hindle formed a trio who now play and sing all over the district and who have raised thousands of pounds for charity over the years. Although always very busy, if you would like to book Sylvia or Sue or all three you can contact them on the following numbers: Victor on 33211, Sylvia on 32910 or Sue on 58937
We’re sorry to report that on Thursday 5th October, Sylvia was involved in a nasty car accident which required her to be cut out of her car by the fire brigade. She is recovering at home and we’re thankful to report that she’s doing well. We all wish her a speedy recovery.
Singing the Blues The newly formed Victoria Hall Support Group (VHSG) are certainly working very hard to raise funds for the Hall and their latest idea is a bold and exciting one. On Saturday 4th November, they will open up the hall for a day, and night, of Jazz and Blues. The daytime session, with free admission, kicks off at 11am and lunch and snacks will be served all day from 11.30am. The music starts at 11.30am with jazz trio, ‘Out of the Blue’ who many of you may have seen perform on the prom. They will play until 1.30pm and will be followed by buskers and ‘open mic’ session. Blues at the Vic Robin May will be your host for The Blues
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and you can enjoy an evening of fantastic blues courtesy of Charlie Westney, Freddie Buchanan, Felix Bellingham, Colin Salter, Ben Steel, George Elsbury and Jack Spencer. Refreshments in the form of Real Cask Ale by Unsworth Yard Micro Brewery, the Gin Bar, Wine Bar and soft drinks will be available all evening. Tickets are very moderately priced at £15 per person and include, not just the fabulous music, but also a mouthwatering Italian buffet provided by Thyme Out Restaurant. These are available from Grange Information Centre. For more details please get in touch with Sam Spodofora: samspodofora@yahoo.co.uk
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On the grapevine Following on from recent comedy performances and anniversary exhibitions, Grange Drama members are looking forward to the first of their Winter Play Readings. The opening script is set in the “never had it so good” years of the Swinging Sixties, when post war politicians were
making headline news. Kath Bolton will lead ‘A Letter of Resignation’, written by Hugh Whitemore, a play which introduces audiences to the unknown domestic life of Harold Macmillan, a Prime Minister whose private life was unhappy and scarred by sexual betrayal. This is the story of an Edwardian grandee who could not come to terms with the era of E
type Jaguars, Carnaby Street and Beatlemania. The reading will take place in Grange Institute on Thursday 16 November at 7.30 pm. There is no charge for these sessions which are open to members, readers and listeners alike. For more information about this or future play readings please go to the Grange Drama website.
Inspiring textiles exhibition at Beach Hut ‘Warp and Weft’ is the latest collection of works at Beach Hut Gallery. It features the work of Cumbrian artists Sue Deakin, Jane Mallinson, Priscilla Edwards, Helen Entwisle and visitor, Rachel Wright, Fabrics and yarns are the mediums used in creating these beautiful and intriguing pieces. Based in Grange, Helen Entwisle has a new range of work ‘On the Ledge’ which focuses on plant-life within the home, shelves containing flora in an array of decorative pots. As with all of Helen’s work there is a strong midcentury influence, an era when house plants become
Embroidery at Manchester Metropolitan University in 1997. Priscilla also lives here in Grange, and her creative workshops in the local area make her well known to many people.
very popular. “This project began in sketchbook with an illustration of every plant in my house, all shapes and sizes”. Priscilla Edwards has been creating contemporary stitched mixed media pieces in 2D and 3D since completing her degree in
Rachel Wright is the Gallery’s visiting artist . She studied fashion and textiles at Birmingham City University and undertook both a BA and an MA course there before graduating to set up her own business in 1994. ‘Warp and Weft’ continues until the 26th November. Beach Hut Gallery is open Thursday to Sunday 10.30am 5.00pm.
NEWS FROM BRANTWOOD Remember, Remember, November offers a sparkling array of events. We start with Open Mic Night on the 2nd with local poets. Includes supper in The Terrace. The fabulous Winter Craft Fair returns on 11th and 12th which showcases the talented array of craftmakers in the region. These include Owen Jones’ swillbaskets, Daniel Cooper’s artworks and for lovers of everything sheepy, bags by Herdwick Tweed alongside the work of animal artist Jo McGrath. With ceramics, jewellery, felting, fused glass, leatherwork, lampshades, cakes and preserves, this is a perfect opportunity to treat yourself (and others!) for Christmas. The Terrace will be serving seasonal fare and our traditional mulled wine. We also have a concert in the Drawing Room by renowned musician Martin Roscoe on the 18th, alongside cellist Jessica Burroughs. With Christmas coming, we have workshops in Illuminated Lettering on 17th and 18th and Glass Fusing on the 24th. www.brantwood.org.uk / 015394 41396
Prom Art has a very successful season This outdoor event increases in popularity year on year and organisers said 2017 saw over sixty exhibitors with some coming from as far as Keswick, Carlisle and Burnley.
As with all outdoor events, you are at the mercy of the weather but thanks to a last minute mid-July event, all six events went ahead this year and judging by the crowds this event certainly lives up to its title of, ‘largest arts and crafts fair in the North West’.
Organisers told Grange Now, “Our closing event at the end of September saw a number of ‘young artists’ who took part in a children’s painting competition which turned out to be very popular and much fun was had by all. We are already working on our 2018 season which promises to be even more exciting and the first event will be held on the last Sunday in April (29th)- see you there”.
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winds. You should also remove any other netting this month to let smaller birds scratch around for pests in the soil especially in the fruit cage. You can also cut down the last of the autumn raspberry canes; tidying a fruit cage is one of the allotment jobs I find most satisfying sad I know. My preferred arrangement is to stretch three wires, or strings, horizontally between some posts, then removing all but five or six of the strongest the new canes from each plant. Tie them along the wires as this stops them flailing around in the wind getting damaged or tangled and
will be enough diversity in the species to be able to be resistant. Ash dieback is just the tip of the iceberg though. Trees are constantly under attack from insects, fungi and other diseases and not to mention the weather and us. The ash borer beetle from America is worrying as we continue to import timber, unchecked, from all over the world. There is chestnut blight in the South and Phytophthora affecting our larch trees. The list goes on. Dutch elm disease devastated the English elms and there are few left, but not due to the disease, but by the slash and burn policy of the authorities at the time. Thankfully this is
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not the case with ash. Dead wood in our woodlands are just as important as living trees. We still have Wych elms at Brown Robin and we do keep an eye on them. So our woodland ecology may dramatically change over time, but let’s be optimistic as tree diseases are a natural occurrence and trees are more resilient than we give them credit for. So next time you are at the nursery, it’s always worth checking where the tree you are buying is sourced from. For more information on ash dieback visit: www.forestry. gov.uk Tony Saunders, Hon. Reserve Manager, Brown Robin Nature Reserve.
and wherever they live – should have access to free, local outdoor space for sport, play and recreation. These spaces are vital to building happy and healthy communities and sadly continue to be threatened by all kinds of development. They are a national charity and operate throughout the UK to safeguard recreational spaces and campaign for better statutory protection for all kinds of outdoor sites. Since it was founded by King George V in 1925, Fields in Trust has been privileged to have the support of the Royal Family.
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On a very pleasant but cool and breezy day, 12 ramblers set off from Sadgill to complete this walk. The walk began by following the walled track up to Gatescarth Pass. This track afforded us good views of the many waterfalls along the upper reaches of the River Sprint as well as close up views of Buckbarrow Crag. After a brief drinks stop looking along the Mosedale valley we continued on to the col. During our ascent from the pass to the summit it started to drizzle for a short time but this didn’t affect the expansive views down along the Hawsewater valley. By the time we’d enjoyed the views from the summit of Harter Fell the drizzle had stopped. We dropped down slightly from the top to enjoy a somewhat breezy picnic lunch whilst being able to enjoy
the stunning sight of the changing patterns created on the fell tops by both the sun and the scudding clouds.
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The ridge walk from here over Kentmere Pike and Shipman Knotts was most enjoyable despite having to negotiate a few boggy stretches. The final descent to the col provided a few little challenges scrambling down a few short rocky sections. A most enjoyable walk.
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Reference should be made to OS Map OL 7 1. The walk starts at Sadgill in Longsleddale directly from the parking spaces at the beginning of the track at G.R. NY 483057. Follow this walled track northwards for just over 2.5 miles until the col of Gatescarth Pass is reached. Be sure to look over the wall as you go to see the waterfalls.
2. Turn left and follow the obvious path which winds upwards first to Little Harter Fell and onwards to the top of Harter Fell, 1.5 miles. On the approach path and at the summit there are extensive views in all directions including Kidsty Pike, Haweswater Valley and Southwards as far as Morecambe Bay.
The programme of walks with the Grange-over-Sands Ramblers can be found in the Library or the Information Centre.
3. From the summit cairn walk Southwards following a fairly obvious, but boggy at times, path (roughly along the line of a broken fence) along the ridge to the next summit Kentmere Pike. 1.25 miles. (The trig point is on the other side of the wall.)
4. From the Pike again head South, initially alongside the wall, before the path leaves the wall for a distance before coming close to it again. Cross a stile before continuing on to the final top Shipman Knotts 1.5 miles. 5. From here the downwards path continues southwards, steepens and a few rocky, scrambly sections have to be negotiated before reaching a col and an obvious track running East to West. 6. Here turn left and follow the track back down to Sadgill.
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Chestnut & Fava Bean Casserole
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Hodmedod’s was founded in 2012 to bring British grown beans and other products from farms. We’re proud to feature them on the farm shop shelves here at Low Sizergh Barn as their beliefs dovetail with ours. This month’s recipe celebrates their first product: the Fava Bean, grown in Britain since the Iron Age but little eaten in recent centuries. Fava Beans are delicious, nutritious to eat and good for the soil and bees as they’re grown. Ingredients • 1 tbsp Rapeseed Oil
• 100g Higginson’s Smoked Bacon Lardons (leave out for a vegetarian dish) • 2 Onions, chopped
• 150ml Red Wine
• 400g Hodmedod’s Whole Fava Beans (or 100g Hodemedod’s Dried Whole Fava Beans, presoaked and cooked)
• 3 Celery sticks, cut into 2cm lengths
• 180g ready-to-use Whole Chestnuts
• 250g Chestunut Mushrooms, thickly sliced
• 1½ tsp Dried Thyme
• 2 Carrots (large), sliced very thickly
• 2 tbsp The Watermill Flour
• 450ml Potts Beef Stock or (Meals from Anarchy Vegetable Stock for the vegetarian option) • Salt and Black Pepper
Method 1. Heat the oil in a large casserole and fry the lardons (if using) for a few minutes. Add the chopped onions and sauté for about 5 minutes, until softened. 2. Add the celery and carrots, stir well and then turn the heat down and cover the casserole. Leave the vegetables to ‘sweat’ for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally.
Fancy the idea of winning your height in Higginson’s awardwinning Cumberland sausage? We thought you would! You will have the chance to do just that as part of our UK Sausage Week celebrations. Every year, Sausage Week takes place around Bonfire Night to promote the reputation of this great British product as a quality, increasingly premium product with an economical price tag. This year UK Sausage Week takes place between Monday 30th October and Sunday 5th November. During that week, we will be getting creative with the season’s finest produce to create our annual
BONFIRE BANGERS: • Sticky Toffee Apple Sausages • Spiced Pumpkin Sausages • The Vampire Slayer Sausages
ANY 3 PACKS FOR £10 We will also be running our Sausage Week Competition, the winner of which will receive a prize consisting of “your height in Cumberland Sausage”. So, how can you enter? Simply guess the right answer to the following question by completing an entry form in-store:
How many sausages do Higginsons sell in a week on average? Is it enough to cover the distance between: • Higginsons to Cartmel and back • Higginsons to Flookburgh and back • Higginsons to Witherslack and back Entry forms will be available between Saturday 28th October and Friday 3rd November. The winner will be drawn from all correct entries on Saturday 4th November. Good luck! Look out for: Our 2017 Christmas Brochures arriving in-store soon!
3. Turn the heat up slightly and stir in the mushrooms. Sprinkle the flour across the vegetables and stir well. Cook for 2 minutes before adding the wine. Stir well. 4. Add the fava beans, chestnuts, stock, thyme and seasoning. Cover with a lid and simmer gently for 45 minutes, stirring occasionally. 5. Delicious served with baked or mashed potatoes and a dark green vegetable like savoy cabbage or curly kale. It also pairs brilliantly with mashed swede and braised red cabbage.
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Your Fabulous Festive Menu (V) Cassoulet of Wild Mushrooms & Field Mushrooms Bathed in cream, garlic and Chablis, then presented in a filo pastry casket
Cumbrian Lamb Shank Braised in Burgundy
Traditional Christmas Pudding
Served with polenta, lime pesto and finished with toasted almonds
A truly decadent pudding, infused with brandy, and served with lashings of crème anglais
Creamy Chicken Liver & Juniper Parfait
Roast Turkey and all the Trimmings
Raspberry Rice Pudding Flan
With fresh stuffing, Cumberland sausage, cranberry sauce and a hearty pan gravy
Set beside a mini white chocolate and raspberry trifle with a little jug of pouring cream
Accompanied by a gin and tonic jelly, onion marmalade and herb biscuits
Yuletide Pan-fried Prime Fillet Steak
A Medley of Arabian Nights Delights
Seared King Scallops & Prosciutto
Served with grilled tomatoes and mushrooms with crispy battered onion
Set on a bed of creamy fennel and mascarpone risotto
(V) Oodles of Noodles Tuscan Minestrone Soup Finished with a Parmesan puff cheese twist
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Oven-baked Fillet of Plaice topped with Lemon & Orange Zest
Rosewater panna cotta, baklava, Turkish delight and pistachio ice cream
Ye Olde Festive Cheeseboard
Set on a bed of creamy saffron risotto with watercress sauce
A generous platter of mixed cheeses from both home and abroad, served with crispy cheese biscuits, pickled chutney and sweet red grapes
(V) Vegetable, Sweet Potato & Mixed Bean Goulash
Coffee and Warm Mince Pies
Served on a bed of braised pilaf rice with a little pot of pickled red cabbage
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WHAT’S ON
NOVEMBER Wed 1st/8th/15th/22nd/29th - Ballroom Dancing at Allithwaite Community Centre
with Emma Wattam, IDTA. Beginners 6-7pm, Intermediate 7-8.15pm, Advanced 8.15-9.45pm. All classes £5 per person
Fri 3rd/10th/17th/24th - Arnside Country Market. 9.30am-11.30am W.I.Hall Orchard Road Arnside. Local home baking seasonal preserves and fresh eggs. Thurs 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd,30th – Singing for Memory at Allithwaite Community Centre run by Grange Soroptimists. For people with memory or speech difficulties or dementia. Ring Janice 58001 or Isabel 36378 for info. Fri 10th/17th/24th - Lakes Scottish Country Dancing Club – Lindale Village Hall 7.30 - 9.30 pm. All ages and no need to have a partner. Newcomers –first class free. 01524 781 048 .
Tues 14th/21st/28th- Circle Dancing. No partner or dance experience needed. Allithwaite Community Centre 2.15-4.15. £7 per week. Helen Brooks 015395 35022 Tues 7th/14th/21st/28th Grange-over-Sands Old Time Dance Club. Popular Sequence dancing at Lindale Village Hall 7.30pm to 10pm. Contact: Lis on Grange 35512.
Tues 7th/14th/21st/28th Cartmel Health Walks from Cartmel Racecourse grandstand entrance at 11am. Contact Christine Dawson on 07790 879477 for information. Thur 9/16/23/30th - Grange Health Walks from Grange Age UK superstore rear car park at 11am. Contact Christine Dawson on 07790 879477 for information. Wed 8th/15th/22nd/29th - The Feelgood Singalong, Allithwaite Community Centre, Quarry Lane. £7 / £6. 11am -12pm. Wed 1st - Lower Holker WI. Flookburgh Village Hall. Start at 1pm with a pie & pea lunch, followed by the A.G.M.
Wed 1st - Barrow Blind Society Grange over Sands Club. Every first Wednesday in the month. Abbot Hall Hotel. 2 - 4pm. Thurs 2nd - Cartmel Peninsula Local History Society. AGM Cartmel Village Hall at 7.30pm.
Fri 3rd - Grange and District Natural History Society, URC Hall, Birdlife of Madagascar, Barry Cooper 7:30 pm
Tues 7th - Allithwaite & Cartmel WI. AGM and lunch followed by Social time - 12 for 12.30pm, Allithwaite Community Centre. New members welcome, contact Carol 32876 or Wendy 32702.
Tues 7th - Grange Forum. Splendour of the Settle to Carlisle Railway (change to advertised meeting). Abbot Hall Hotel, Kents Bank. 10.15am. Secretary Paul Ramsden: 015395 36547.
Wed 8th - Newton and Field Broughton WI. Jan Berry will demonstrate Making Sugar Flowers. 7.15pm in Lindale Village Hall. Visitors and new members are welcome for a charge of £4.
Sat 11th - Flookburgh Band concert of lively and popular music for all ages. Flookburgh Church at 6.30pm. Pay on the door, admission £7, accompanied children go free. Sun 12th - 2pm Remembrance Day Service at St Paul’s Grange. 3pm (approx.) Parade led by Flookburgh Band, to war memorial in Ornamental Gardens for laying of wreaths. 3.45pm (approx.) Refreshments in Victoria Hall.
Mon 13th - Grange Probus meeting at 10.30am at Netherwood Hotel. Graham Davies will talk on Tidal Energy (with special reference to Morecambe Bay and the Duddon Estuary). Visitors welcome. Contact Sean Jameson 015395 32105. Mon 13th Cartmel Fell & District Local History Society - Speaker, Kelley Sproston-Heath, of the National Trust, visitors (£3)
Thurs 23 – Grange WI. RC Church Meeting Room, 7.30 pm. Christmas craft event. Contact Margaret on 36735 Sat 25th - Grange branch of NSPCC - Christmas Coffee Morning from 10.00am to 12noon. £1 including tea/coffee and mince pie or shortbread biscuit. United Reformed Church Hall, Kents Bank Road, Grange. Sat 25th - Flookburgh Village Hall Christmas Fair. All the usual stalls and raffles - why not buy your Christmas presents early? Open 10am - 12 noon. Sat 25th - Allithwaite Park 4pm - 6pm. Come and visit Father Christmas. Present for the children. Mulled wine and mince pies available. Tickets priced £5 are available from Em.J’s Hair Studio, Allithwaite Post Office or The Pheasant. Tues 28th - Grange Forum. My second career as a Referee Manager with David Allison. 10.15am. Abbot Hall Hotel, Kents Bank. 10.15am. Secretary Paul Ramsden: 015395 36547.
VICTORIA HALL Sun 5 Come Dancing with Grahame & Bernice Baldwin 7.30pm Tues 7 Lecture Society: John Pilkington – Russia & Europe: What Next? 7.15pm Sat 11 Lions Bake Off: Afternoon Tea 2pm Sun 12 Remembrance Parade refreshments 3.45pm Mon 13 Grange Town Council meeting 7pm Fri 17 Social Dancing (not sequence) 7.30pm Tues 21 U3A monthly meeting 10.15am Tues 21 Lecture Society: Michael Green – Priests, Piles & Parasite! 7.15pm Thurs 30 Room 4: AGE UK IT Drop-in for over 55’s 2 – 4pm Sat 2 Dec Xmas Fair 2 – 6pm & hall remaining open for refreshments following Christmas Tree Lighting.
Yoga Classes: Shelley Tuesdays 10am. Tracey Thursdays 10am
VHSG fundraisers: Sat 4 Nov SEE ARTS PAGE Tues 14 Bingo Night 7pm
Tues 14th - Grange Forum. Sovereign Service with Rev. Nigel McCullough. Abbot Hall Hotel, Kents Bank. 10.15am. Secretary Paul Ramsden: 015395 36547.
Tues 14th - Mothers & Others - Police Dogs with Mike. Father Magner Rm, St. Charles Church, Kents Bank Rd, Grange at 7.30pm.
Wed 15th - GOSH Car Club meeting Hampsfell House Hotel 8pm. Thurs 16th - ‘Time for Peace’ at Cartmel Quaker Meeting House on Haggs Lane. 5.15 - 6pm Fairtrade tea and coffee will be served afterwards.
Fri 17th - Grange and District Natural History Society, URC Hall, A Project at the Kendal Natural History Museum, Judith Robinson 7:30pm. Sat 18th - Allithwaite & Cartmel WI Christmas Fair. 10.00am 3.00pm Grange Methodist Hall. Admission £1.00, children (5-15) 50p. Refreshments £1.50
Mon 20th - Age UK Afternoon Tea at the Netherwood Hotel 2 -4pm. Info on hearing loss, sight impairment and how to stay safe & warm over winter. Free event but booking is essential: 01539 728118. Mon 20th - Cartmel and District Flower Club at 1pm at Cartmel village hall. Jacob’s Join Lunch followed by AGM and Display of Vintage Clothing by Margaret Watkin. Tues 21st - Grange Forum. An Oriental Image - Easton Influences in Cumbria - 2pm. Abbot Hall Hotel, Kents Bank. 10.15am. Secretary Paul Ramsden: 015395 36547.
HOLKER WINTER MARKET Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th November 2017 10.30am - 4pm. £3.00pp FREE PARKING Stock up on some local produce and artisan gifts as the Winter Market returns with over 80 stalls all showcasing the best produce on offer for the Winter season. Watch the street entertainers, including a spectacular fire eater and enjoy the live music.
HOLKER CELEBRATES CHRISTMAS 1st—3rd, 8th—10th and 15th—17th December
See the Hall beautifully decorated for the festive season, open 11am—4pm. Further information at www.holker.co.uk HOLKER ART MARKET - Saturday 9th December HOLKER FOOD MARKET - Sunday 10th December
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THE OLD VICARAGE NEWSLETTER Allithwaite, Grange-over-Sands
Welcome to our Newsletter. We’ve had a busy summer filled with visits from entertainers and craftwork. July
We didn’t rest for long after the excitement of our Strawberry Fete, as it was immediately followed by a concert by Lizzy G who serenaded our residents with Jazz songs.
August
The Uke Group who are a part of U3A came and gave us a rousing concert. Our residents loved it and we can’t wait to have them back. There were more new visitors including Bay Search & Rescue who brought their Hagglund vehicle and a boat for our residents to look at. It was a chance to see them up close and we were very grateful to learn about the incredible work they do.
September The Vicarage Voices choir returned after a summer break and we were glad to have them back - there is nothing like singing to raise the spirits. Our residents finished another blanket - it was a blaze of colour and we want to thank Elizabeth who leads the weekly knitting sessions with our residents.
Lizzy G returned with some mellow jazz songs
We were delighted to be invited to Allithwaite Primary School’s end of year concert at Victoria Hall – we saw a wonderful performance of The Wizard of Oz.
We donated some Lego to the school for a competition. The pupils made a range of amazing animals which we put on display at The Old Vicarage. The residents chose their top three designs and we gave Lego vouchers as prizes. At the end of the month Lorraine Smythe, a professional flower arranger, helped our residents make some stunning displays.
We also had our usual activities including weekly choir sessions in the garden under the summer sun. We were impressed to discover the musical talents of one of our residents, Leon who entertained us with a performance on the keyboard – we had an impromptu sing along.
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In the middle of the month we had our second summer barbecue. It poured down of course but that didn’t stop us from having lots of hot dogs, hamburgers and potato salad. And we always enjoy ice-cream, no matter what the weather! We kept up our spirits in the bad weather with lots of indoor activities, ball games and quizzes.
November Events Bonfire Night Macmillan Coffee Morning on 15th November at 2pm Rachel Mercer concert
Elizabeth with the stunning blanket she helped our residents make
Our residents created a visage using pastel arts and we displayed it at The Old Vicarage. Our walls are filled with their wonderful artwork. Reminiscence activities are a way to have fun and help remind our residents of past events and activities – we like to use a variety of activities including quizzes, foods and scents. The residents have started working on some reminiscence tables which involves covering tables with photos and pictures of events that they remember.
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Dealing with loneliness By Lawrie Woodley
People are living longer which means that some outlive their partners by a considerable period and so have to live alone for many years. As their contemporaries also die there is more and more isolation. With the scattering of families as offspring move with their jobs, or where housing is available, then this isolation is more pronounced. This can mean fewer family visits, importantly from grandchildren, to keep the family together; children then don’t notice deterioration in their parents’ health and well-being. Councils have used their cutbacks to withdraw support from many facilities that were in place to cater for older people. Thus, many day centres and similar establishments have closed due to lack of funding, or due to charitable bodies being unable to find the money to pay the rent, usually of council run establishments. Council run old people’s homes have all but disappeared thus removing potential meeting places for day care centres. The removal or restriction of local bus services has meant that older people who are reasonably active, and have reached the stage where they can no longer drive, can’t get out to either go shopping, visit friends or go to day centres. Many have to rely on voluntary car schemes. M.P.s reasoning seems to be based on the facilities in metropolitan areas where there are buses/ trams regularly available. The situation in rural areas has hardly been noticed until comparatively recently when all sorts of local transport schemes have had to be devised. It was government policy some years ago to foster the closing
of many post offices. This was after removing a lot of work the post office used to undertake and then declare they weren’t financially viable. The village post office was an ideal meeting place whereas there are long round trips to anonymous post offices elsewhere. Younger, retired, drivers should be encouraged to volunteer to join car schemes to ‘do their bit’ as it not only gives the lonely more confidence, but also means that they have someone to chat to. In this instance, the more drivers the Council can call on, the lighter the load. The driver is yet another person who might identify loneliness and provide a bit of company or tell someone else. Chatting to a passenger who has just come from a care home where their partner is suffering from Alzheimer’s and they’ve hardly been recognised, can be very therapeutic for both parties. Pensioners get a £10 Christmas Bonus which is barely sufficient to buy a book of stamps for Christmas cards nowadays. Withdraw this ’bonus’ and, instead, give it to the local authority in which the pensioner has their postcode; this money then to be ring fenced for allocation to the local bus operators to ensure bus services are maintained, if not increased. Perhaps a nominal charge of £1 for each bus trip would not come amiss; provided that this, then, didn’t gradually creep up with inflation and give a council an ‘opportunity’ to have another’ cash cow’!
Many suggestions for helping older folk involve people who volunteer their services and don’t expect payment. David Cameron suggested many years ago that it should be possible to provide a ‘passport’ once a DBS check has been carried out to avoid going through all the procedures when one takes on another voluntary (or even professional) role. Instead, there’s an amount of bureaucracy in taking on a volunteer which can be both expensive for the organisation and off putting for the volunteer. The idea of the ‘passport’ should be pursued. It might make anyone who wants to pop round and see someone who lives on their own, a little more keen if they’re not to fall foul of Health and Safety. A bit of self-help for people on their own is, if possible, to walk to the shops for their personal shopping. They may not be able to carry a big ‘shop’ home on one trip so they go again in a couple of days which keeps them active and gives them an opportunity to interact with other people, and possibly make a new friend or two. Some local shops will deliver for you, on payment of a small fee, but you’ve still been out to see other folk. Churches have arrangements for visiting local parishioners who may be housebound and would probably welcome the opportunity to help lonely people in their need of company. They might be able to arrange lifts to church if asked.
One person I know has milk delivered by a milkman. This has the benefit of not having to carry heavy milk cartons home, providing local employment and, interestingly, means a call from the milkman to collect his money. An opportunity for a chat, perhaps, and yet another person keeping an eye on someone living on their own. Promote the franchising of post offices outlets in small convenience stores to bring this facility back into the smaller communities could make a big difference. South Lakes Age UK are currently setting up several volunteer services. Their ‘Friends Exchange Service’ provides free and confidential support through our trained befriending volunteers for older people who may live alone, be housebound, have days when they see no-one, may be isolated or are unable to access other activities. If this of interest to you please get in touch with Age UK at the address at the bottom of this article. Alternatively, if you would like to be ‘a friend’ Age UK would love to hear from you. They are looking for people who can provide companionship including; chatting, listening, reminiscing, making a cup of tea in the client’s home and encouraging older people to join Age UK’s activities in the local area.
To find out more please contact the Friends Exchange Service Co-ordinator on 01539 728118 or email volunteering@ageuksouthlakeland.org.uk. You can also visit our website at www.ageuk.org.uk/southlakeland
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Macmillan Volunteer Presentation
Local resident, Thelma Lamb, was presented with her 5 Year Macmillan Cancer Support Award by the Cabinet Member for Public Health and Community Services, County Councillor Deborah Earl, at the Macmillan Coffee Morning held in
Grange Library on 29th September. Thelma organises the Macmillan collection of booklets in the Library including keeping them up to date. The Coffee Morning also raised nearly £300 for the Macmillan charity.
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No that’s not an spelling error, it’s the fun and creative name for a new mobile dog grooming service set up by Grange resident, Leah Saunders. The business will definitely be a labour of love for Leah as she and her family are real dog lovers; they currently have six! Following her training at Anrich Veterinary Hospital in Wigan, Leah gained a diploma in all aspects of dog grooming along with a certificate in animal first aid. She has a fully equipped mobile dog grooming salon and she is happy to either come to you or, if you prefer, you can take your pooch to Leah’s home in Grange. She welcomes dogs of all breeds and sizes and offers a full compliment of services including: full grooms, scissor work, baths and tidies, nail clipping and hand stripping, Full details of how to contact Leah can be found in her advert.
Petra’s story should inspires us all It’s always good to hear of someone’s success story, particularly when the news of late has been so relentlessly depressing. Petra Harper-Harrison and her partner made a conscious decision to pack their bags and move to the South Lakes from London eleven years ago, as they liked the area so much and wanted to make it their home. Petra first joined Gedye and Sons Solicitors, in Grange-
Mallinson over-Sands, as a Judith secretary Professional Dog Groomer having no previous knowledge or experience in legal work.
93 Kirkhead Road years of hard study followed Kents Bank and then, finally, on the 1st Grange-over-Sands of September LA11 7DD 2017, Petra qualified as a solicitor.
Tel: 015395 32196 She caught the legal bug Mob: 07914 644852 Never one to be idle, and almost immediately and after having finished her studies and many years of concerted following her heart and her effort and out of office hours great love of animals, she has studying in both the evenings Specialising in Small Breeds recently started to volunteer and at weekends,Full she Grooms with the RSPCA in the South obtained her qualification Bath n Blow Dry Lakes area as a Wildlife as a Fellow of theHand-stripping Institute a speciality Animal Collection Officer. Nail Still Clipping of Legal Executives. not
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Half marathon weekend raises over £2k As reported previously, Stephen Wilson took on an epic challenge over the weekend of 8th,9th & 10th September when he undertook three half marathons in three days; Langdale, Allithwaite and The Great North Run. He has managed to raise £2386 for St Mary’s Hospice. Stephen told Grange Now, “The highlight was the Allithwaite Half Marathon. I would like to thank everyone who made the day a
massive success. We had 35 entries and the race was won by Harvey Lord (pictured front) in an amazing time of 1hr 27 minutes, and the first Lady home was Louise Riley in 1hr 49. Special thanks go to Allithwaite Running Club, Grange Lions, family and friends who helped made the event run smoothly. Stephen said “I would like to thank everyone for their incredible support.”
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CHURCH NEWS
Remembrance Day at St Peter’s, Field Broughton St Peter’s, Field Broughton, is planning special remembrance days on the second Sunday of each month leading up to 11th November 2018. Twelve men from the parish died for their country in the First World War. Each will be remembered at our 9:30 am Sunday service.
All our Sunday Services in November are in the United Reformed Church when we are joined by our Methodist friends. At the Women’s Guild this month we are looking forward to our various speakers. On the 1st, our meeting will be a devotional, led by Revd Jo Rand. On the 8th, Sarah Miles is going to tell us about the work of the Bendrigg Trust, while on the 15th, Sally Lindsay is going to tell us about another worthwhile charity, the Mercy Ships. On the 22nd we are again hearing about work overseas when Linda Willets tells us about Supporting a Ugandan School. The final meeting of the month comes home,
The church also invites parishioners, who wish to pay tribute to their own relations who sacrificed their lives in the Great War, to contact the churchwardens. A memorial display will be in the church throughout the year.
On Sunday 12th November we will remember Private Timothy Benson of the King’s Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, killed at the Battle Passchendaele on 26th September 1917, aged 27. Timothy was the eldest son of John Benson, a carter and Mary Benson, of Newtonin-Cartmel. He was born at Ayside and lived in Silverdale in 1911. He enlisted at Ulverston in December 1914. Their twelve names are: Timothy Benson, John Churchman, Robert G
Church comes to Toast Church On Sunday 15th October, the normal 10:30 URC/Methodist service was cancelled so that the congregation could instead join the families of Toast Church for their activities at 9:30. We all sang songs with lots of actions and movement, shared news together and heard a Bible story about Abraham and Sarah being promised a baby in their old age. We then discussed how we felt about the story in small groups and everyone had a go at making an origami star with a hope or prayer hidden inside. Now the Toast Church board in the Grange Methodist hall is covered with stars – almost as many as God tried to get Abraham to count in the sky! Of course, being Toast Church, we finished with toast. Toast Church normally meets every Sunday morning at 9ish during school term time and on some Sundays during the holidays. It’s aimed at children and families – many parents stay – and is based around singing, talking and making things together, not forgetting the toast! For more information, e-mail jo.rand@methodist.org.uk or just come and try it out one Sunday.
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Hutchinson, Thomas Jackson, Henry Keenan, Richard Edgar Newsham, John Pearson, Thomas Preston, William Gray Rawlinson, Herbert Shread, Frank Wilkin, and John Pattinson. Relatives, or anyone who knows relatives of these men, do please get in touch with the church For more details go to www. stpetersfieldbroughton.org.uk
Grange Methodist
Mrs Ros Harrison came to the Women’s Network meeting and demonstrated her talent for flower arranging. Not only did her skills come out in a wonderful way, but she inspired us with her talk of the progress of her church in Barrow, where they had taken over an old cinema/bingo hall and are refurbishing it, hoping to dedicate it to Christian work in February. Her theme for her flower arrangements was ‘Autumn’ hence the wonderful colours of the flowers, grasses, dried lanterns and fruits that she used. Her first arrangement contained a beautiful orchid, but other flowers she used were less spectacular but just as lovely. She made five arrangements in less than
St Paul’s Church
Our next lunchtime concert is on the 1st November. ‘Ladies in Concert: A Programme of Music for the Church Year’ will be performed by a newly formed ladies choir directed by Charles Edmundson. The concert begins at 1.00 pm with lunch available from 12 noon £8 for lunch and concert. The concerts are becoming increasingly popular with almost 90 people attending the last one on the 27th September. The Remembrance Day Service will be on the 12th November at 2.00pm followed by the service at the Cenotaph.
All welcome The Church meets every first and third Sunday each month at 10.30am. at Grange Primary School.
an hour and made it look so easy. One delightful display was kept for the church for Sunday worship, one was sent to our Minister and the others were sent to those who had recently had problems. Mrs Elizabeth Armstrong was the pianist and Mrs Kath Pickstone chaired the meeting. Among the announcements, one was that tickets were available for the soup and dessert lunch in November and homemade soup and sweets were required. Members were happy to offer to supply these needs. Profits from this meal were to go to Network charities. The next meeting on October 24th is to be conducted by our own members and the topic is ‘My Favourite Poem’. Everyone is welcome, just come along and make new friends. At 5.00pm on the 17th November Rosemary Hoyle will give a talk and slideshow about the Ecumenical Pilgrimage to the Holy Land she went on in March this year. The presentation will be followed, at 6.00pm, by a light meal of food from the Holy Land provided by the Venerable Penny Driver, our retired Archdeacon. St Paul’s is hosting the Christmas Tree Festival again this year. It will run from the 9th December to the 2nd of January. Any groups wishing to enter a tree should contact Christine Harrison on 32013 or at c.harr452yahoo.co.uk
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as Sally Haines recounts the History of the Victoria Hall. I would remind all URC members that our AGM will take place after morning service on 26th November. Another innovation this month was a Tea Service on Monday, 16th at 2pm. It is planned that this ECUMENICAL service will take place on the 3rd Monday of the month in the URC Hall, and will serve those in our community who find it difficult to come out on Sunday morning. Saturday 2nd December, 10am - 12noon Christmas Coffee Morning. Sunday 3rd Churches Together Advent Carol Service at Boarbank.
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SCHOOL REPORT
The 59th Speech Night & Prize Distribution took place on 10 October. Former Y11 students returned to receive GCSE Certificates and a range of other awards.
Examples include Joe Rawcliffe (Inset) receiving the Canon Thompson Cup awarded for the most outstanding academic achievement (achieving 2 Grade 9s, 1 Grade 7 and 7 A*). Lydia Dobson received The Edna Martland Award for outstanding all-round pupil (achieving 8A* and 2A grades) and for her significant contribution to school productions and music. Lydia also received the William Wilson Memorial Prize, voted for by peers. Amy Shepherd, outgoing Head Girl, was jointly awarded the Headteacher’s Prize with Joe Rawcliffe, in recognition of senior student duties. Amy also received The Howcroft Nurture Award in recognition of kind and caring support to pupils in all year groups. Jack Addison received the School Attendance Prize for not having a single day off in 5 years! Current pupils also received awards for attainment and progress in each subject. Guest Speaker, James Higgins, Group Editor of the CN Group, presented the awards. Afterwards, he provided a history of
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It has been a busy and exciting first half-term of the school year at Cartmel. achievements, sharing details of progression through the journalist ranks from trainee reporter to his current position with overall responsibility for a number of titles. James gave an account of how a personal experience whilst a young Crime Reporter at The Gazette in Blackpool had a profound effect on him, highlighting how things happen in life that can shape you and your direction of travel. He then talked about the importance of setting goals and following dreams, no matter how ambitious. Dr Williams provided an overview of successes, including academic achievements (maintaining the position in recent years as one of the best performing schools in
Cumbria and acknowledged the contribution of staff that left last year and welcomed those that had recently joined. His speech finished by addressing pupils: ‘We are very proud of you, not just for your academic successes, but for your personal qualities, support for the school and your respect and care for each other. Tonight you represent not just yourselves, but the whole student body and it is a pleasure to be able to recognise your many different talents and achievements.’
Highlights have included a trip for the whole school to Brockhole, after our Year 6 pupil Annabel Holcroft won a competition run by the Lake District National Park Authority. Our children enjoyed a packed day, including adventures on the Treetop Nets, pond dipping, trail following and mini golf.
Year 5 and 6 enjoyed another fun day out as part of Cartmel Priory’s ‘Priory Day’. We are very lucky to be so closely associated with such a magnificent church, and were delighted to join several other schools in the area for a day of craft, drama and music activities based on Generosity, one of our Christian values. The final couple of weeks of half-term have brought an apple-pressing event to let children take home their own juice, and a Forest School day that saw all classes spend a day in the woods around Cartmel, making the most of the autumn weather and our beautiful surroundings. When we return after the half-term holiday we will be starting to think about all our festive activities—including our Christmas Fair in Cartmel Village Hall on 25 November. You can hear what some of our pupils think in recent interviews with Lakeland Radio’s ‘Back to School’ breakfast slot. Go to: www.lakelandradio.co.uk and scroll down to hear what our very articulate children have to say.
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SCHOOL REPORT
Allithwaite Primary
This month we have worked in our mixed aged house families on various activities focused around our School Christian Value ‘responsibility’. Juliet from the charity ‘Children of Hope’ came with Reverend Rachel to talk to us about the children in Uganda and their school, which we are supporting. She talked to us about amazing footballs that the children in Uganda make themselves out of recycled produce and palm leaves. We then had a challenge to work together to make our own footballs from all the various recycling that we had brought from home. Our footballs were fantastic and they all (just about) passed the kick test! We also wrote some prayers and hopes for the children, thinking
about their lifestyles and needs. We wrote these onto brand new footballs and Juliet is going to take them with her next week when she visits the children. She is also taking a selection of our homemade footballs, which we think the children will have a little giggle about! We are hoping that we can arrange a trade; one of our brand new footballs in exchange for one of their amazing homemade ones. We celebrated Harvest with a special child led worship. Each class gave a performance and we enjoyed songs, dances, artwork, poetry and acting. There was fantastic support from families for which we would like to say a huge thank you. The children felt exhilarated after performing to you.
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We had a lovely Harvest celebration in school; collecting
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All the children and staff thoroughly enjoyed our day at Castlehead Field centre recently which was funded by the Michelle Jurd Memorial Trust. Some brave parents helped to scale heights, be led through the woods by children and generally enhance the experience for all.
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Grange CE School teachers Mrs Johnson and Mrs Whinfield are off to our link school in Sikles, Nepal over the half term holiday to work with our overseas British Council partners.
The older children have been learning about the Ancient Greeks. As well as finding out about Greece and the myths and legends, they have also created some beautiful paintings and sculptures of Greek urns. Year 5 and 6 spent a day a Cartmel Priory considering the value of generosity along with all the other church schools in the area.
groceries for the local foodbank and silver coins for the Bishop’s Harvest appeal. Our new Reception and Nursery children are loving our new Early Years space.They already feel really at home! Lindale Pre-school Nursery also celebrated Harvest with a trip to Fletcher’s Fruit and Veg shop where the children chose the vegetables that they then brought back to nursery to make delicious soup. Our photo shows some of Class 1 at Castle Head where they picked apples and made juice. This was partly organised by our Year 6, school leaders.
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We have had a very busy and fun start to the term! The children are enjoying all the exciting learning opportunities connected to their topics. Key Stage 1 are learning about the Great Fire of London. As part of that they have made very careful collages of Tudor houses and learnt about how and why the fire started. They also have been creating ‘Comic’ artwork which is currently on display as part of the Comic Arts festival in Kendal.
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From the children: On Friday 13th October we attended the Netherwood Hotel to take part in the SLPP (South Lakes Pupil Parliament). We spent the day getting to know the other children from different schools and discussing issues that affect us both locally and worldwide. We were then greeted by Mr Speaker, John Bercow from the House of Commons, he was an inspirational speaker. He taught us how to debate effectively and he filled us with helpful tips and knowledge. Mr Speaker then chaired the debate “Can ordinary people save the sea from pollution?” We are going to feed back to our school and the Rotary Club of Grange about our amazing day at SLPP.
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Our Open Competition was, this year, renamed The Jack Johnston Memorial Trophy after a much loved
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Our recent meeting gave us a fascinating insight into ‘Ice houses’, when Rob David gave a talk with slides about their history and uses. Starting in the early 1800 hundreds when huge ice blocks were sawn from a lake in the USA and shipped across here and stored to allow the aristocracy to enjoy their ice cream desserts! Later Norwegian ice was used. Our next members meeting (Wednesday 1st November) is in Flookburgh Village Hall. This will start at 1pm with a pie & pea lunch, followed by the A.G.M.
past member of the club.The trophy was donated by Jack’s family to be played for every year and a number of the family attended the event including Jack’s great grandson Luke who was a great help on the day.
The sponsor of the event which attracts players from all over Cumbria was again Carcraft, many thanks to Dave Gears for his continued support.
St Mary’s Hospice Friendship & Support Group
The group meet every Friday 24pm in the Father Magner Room, St Charles Church, Kents Bank Road, in Grange. Do you or a family member/ friend suffer from cancer or a life-shortening illness? Are you caring for someone or are you recently bereaved? St Mary’s Hospice Friendship and Support Group is here for you. Please drop in for a friendly chat, to make new friends, and/or just to enjoy time together. All are welcome. For more information contact Marie on 33279
Allithwaite & Cartmel WI
Following a short business part of the meeting, members enjoyed a very interesting and informative talk on Genealogy by Lynne Pritchard. Lynne had some very helpful tips and web addresses for those wanting to pursue or continue their own family tree investigations. We would like to thank those who supported us at our recent Kitty Brown Fashion Show. Despite the poor weather, this was a very successful event with the proceeds being donated to Grange First Responders. The next meeting will be the AGM and lunch on Tuesday 7th November.
Our December 6th meeting will be in Holker Village Hall, starting at 1.30pm (members) followed at 2pm by an open meeting for a popular return of “Jenny’s Beads”, when visitors are welcome to join us.
Grange Forum
Our season was launched by Isobel Stirk, painting a word picture of Dickensian London, its filth and, for the masses, the pain of dire wretchedness. Charles Dickens recorded these conditions and we were able to feel much of what existed in his day by Isobel’s presentation. On the 7th of November we join a talk by Martin Cooper as he walks the West Highland Way. 14th November sees us on Sovereign Service with Rev Nigel McCullough. On the 21st November Dr Rob David tells us about an Oriental Mirage - Eastern influences in Cumbria. Talk starts at 2pm. On the 28th David Allison revisits us to reveal what it is like to be a Referee Manager (change to the printed programme). Finally, there are two tickets still available for Cilla at the Palace Theatre, Manchester on Wednesday 22nd November at 2.30pm. Also may we remind you of our planned trip for Afternoon Tea at Carus Green Golf Club on Thursday 30th November at 3pm. Ring Ann Anderson on 015395 33696 for further details on the above two events.
New members are most welcome - ring Paul Ramsden on 015395 36547. Abbot Hall Hotel, Kents Bank on Tuesdays at 10.15 am or as otherwise stated.
Allithwaite Upper Parish Council
Superfast Broadband in Upper Allithwaite Parish. Connecting Cumbria is running a Digital Inclusion programme to make people aware how better internet access can help deliver real economic, business and social benefits. Superfast broadband has already been delivered to Upper Allithwaite, with over 350 premises being able to get upgraded services and more to come.
Now that we have better broadband, it’s time to find out how using the internet delivers great benefits to everyone: • Gain new skills and expertise • Find better (and better paid) jobs • Find the best deals & how to make your money go further • Feel happier: Be more in touch with family and friends • Get support to be more independent • Get more out of benefits, services and finances • Be more Entertained • Be Safe On Line There’s lots more in it for you. If you want to find out how much more, come along. The workshops are at the Village Hall, Newton on Thursday 9th November at 7.00pm and the Village Hall, Lindale on Wednesday 22nd November at
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7.00pm. Any questions please contact info@connectingcumbria.org.uk, or just turn up on the night. Look out for posters and postcards with more information.
Grange Soroptimists
On October 7th members celebrated the 63rd anniversary of the chartering of the club with a superb afternoon tea at the Hampsfell House Hotel. At the October club meeting members discussed plans for future projects. The current main projects are the Sensory Garden, Singing for Memory and The UK wide Trafficking survey. Members undertook a street survey of the public’s knowledge of Trafficking and Modern Day Slavery and were in Grange and Barrow as part of a nationwide survey. Many thanks to those who took part on the paper and online surveys. Singing for Memory on Thursday mornings at Allithwaite Community Centre continues. If you or someone you know has problems with memory, dementia or problems with speech why not consider attending. It’s an opportunity to sing and socialise in a relaxed environment. Ring Janice 58001 or Isabel 36378 for further information and to book. Anyone interested in joining the club or getting further information on events or our work/Singing for Memory sessions see our website www.sigbi.org/grangeover-sands
Cartmel Peninsula Local History Society
Dr. Rob David gave a fascinating talk on the fate of the 150 Germans and Austrians living in Cumbria during World War 1 - “Waiter, Miner, Butcher, Spy”. Those men retaining their German/ Austrian nationality were mostly interned, including an enclave of German miners at Nenthead and hotel waiters from Keswick. Losing the wage-earner left many families in great poverty.
Those who were naturalised British had mixed fortunes, especially when ‘Germanophobia’ spiked after events such as the sinking of the ‘Lusitania’ and horror stories from Belgian refugees. Some pork butchers in Barrow had their windows smashed, and “spy fever” fuelled by the media led to the German wife of an ex MP near Whitehaven being interned. This followed a U Boat attack on Lowca Coke Ovens. Some others however lived unmolested. After the War most were deported but some such as the Head Waiter from Keswick were allowed to remain. Some families were never reunited. Next meeting brief AGM 2nd November 7.30 pm followed by “Show and Tell” by members. Research meeting 14th December 2pm. Both in the Supper Room and include refreshments.
Grange over Sands Golf Club
The final results for the year are now almost complete. Jordan Harrison has had a wonderful year showing that all that practice pays off. Jordan has won the Glover Cup and the Millennium Trophy. With his father Ian, brother Craig and also John Bolton they won the Caterer’s Cup. The Mixed Summer League was won this year by Dave & Carrie Cooper, well done to them. The ladies are holding their annual Coffee Morning open to members and visitors on Wednesday, 1st November between 10 am and 12 noon. This is a very enjoyable occasion with lots of hard work put in by the ladies section
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with tables for Cakes, Cards, Bric a Brac, Tombola, Raffle and many other stalls. If you haven’t attended before then please come this year. There is a large free car park and coffee will be served all morning. The Pro is holding his Winter Opens which are open to all comers with teams of ladies, gents or mixed so there is plenty going on for the months to come.
Witherslack WI
Caroline Blee chaired a sparsely attended meeting. Two Teams were finalised for the Federation Quiz. There are three outings being organised by Allithwaite and Cartmel WI’s to which members are invited. Two ladies will go to Crosthwaite`s Christmas Party. Nominations were taken for next year`s committee and the Annual Meeting`s refreshments were arranged. The Treasurer reported a healthy bank balance. Unfortunately the speaker cancelled at such short notice that it was not possible to find a replacement. To fill up the time members told of their activities during the summer months. Next month. Annual Meeting with a supper of soup and a sweet.
Grange Rotary
On 13 September we had a visit from Claire Louise Chapman of Growing Well who updated the Club as to developments at the Mental Health charity operating from Low Sizergh Barn, Kendal.This Charity is the only such organisation in the UK which combines mental health recovery work with the operation of an organic growing company. Our own member Dr Richard Fell entertained us on 27 September with tales of his childhood when his parents were visited by Arthur Ransome of Swallows and Amazons fame and his Russian wife Evgenia Schelepina. We heard of the Russian Revolution, the Bolsheviks and how Ransome led the double life of British spy and later author. Evgenia was secretary to Trotsky and was the major source of secret information.
The owner of the Hazelmere in Grange, Dorothy Stubley, spoke at our 4 October meeting, her subject being Talking Tea. The Tea House is but one arm of her business. This fascinating talk enlightened us as to how healthy Tea is. It is claimed it gives a gentle lift, an alert relaxation and an ability to concentrate. Tea does contain caffeine but far less than coffee, which gives a massive, short lived jolt!
Grange and District U3A
On Tuesday 21st November (10.15 am in the Victoria Hall) we welcome back Isobel Stirk to give her talk “Warriors, Writers and War Hospitals”. This time Isobel will be telling us about how poets and novelists who shared their experiences during the First World War changed people’s attitudes to the conflict. A beautiful sunny morning blessed our coffee morning at Abbot Hall Hotel, several new members joined and took part in the lively conversations about our activities. The evening with the High Society Jazz Band in the Victoria Hall was a sell out with just enough space left for more energetic members to dance to the rhythms. Local Explorers Group’s October visit was to the Hawkshead Brewery at Staveley for a tour in which we were able to taste samples of the malted bar-
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Please remember: our limit for society reports is 200 words, to ensure everyone gets in. ley and experience the aroma of three varieties of hops before trying the finished products. More details of U3A’s many activities and groups can be found on the Grange and District U3A website at www.u3asites.org.uk/grange, at Grange Library and on posters around the town.
Grange & District Art Society
Our first meeting, to be held on 2nd November, will be general painting. There are photos to copy, sometimes flowers and a still life or bring your own thing. On 9th November, we have the Corioraptors so this is a chance to paint and draw these lovely birds. Do come and bring a friend. If you don’t want to draw the birds, you can paint your own picture. 16th November is the very important AGM and we hope that as many people as possible will turn up for this meeting. Please make a big effort to be there.
The last meeting on 23rd November is a watercolour workshop (landscape) given by Clive Wylie and it will last from 2 - 4.30pm (not the usual 2-4pm). So please make a note of that. Bring your usual watercolour materials.
Meetings are held in the community hall in Allithwaite from 2 - 4pm on Thursday afternoons. Further details from Elizabeth on 35163 or Angela on 33843. Evening meetings are held on the first Friday of the month in the Father Magna Room of the Catholic Church, Kents Bank Road, Grange from 7 - 9pm. Further details from Pat on 35811.
Mothers & Others
On 19th September, Sarah, the fundraising & marketing officer for Bendrigg Trust was our speaker. She gave us a very informative talk, accompanied by a slide show, about this special centre which provides facilities for disabled people to enjoy an outdoor adventure experience. On 26th September, members attended the opening night of Ulverston Amateur Operatic Society’s production of ‘The Producers’ which they stated had been the funniest musical they had performed. We all enjoyed the show. On 3rd October, Lisa Smith, founder of ‘Ginger Bakers’ gave us the history of her business from baking in her home kitchen in 2006 to her current new bespoke premises at Plumgarths; quality before quantity being her motto. She produces first class products to local businesses and food markets. We sampled some excellent cakes.
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In September, Jean Hoskins gave a very moving and informative talk about Project Linus a charity which donates blankets and other knitted garments to premature babies, sick children and teenagers. The blankets help them deal with their illnesses or conditions. The Project is named after the Peanuts character Linus who always carries his ‘security’ blanket around. The cartoon creator - Charles Schulz - gave his permission for the charity to use the name. In advance of Jean’s visit several members had knitted blankets and presented Jean with 24 of them to take back to her base at Furness General Hospital. In October a group of members enjoyed a canal trip with afternoon tea served on board along with a glass of Champagne. Our next meeting will be a hands on craft
event. New members are very welcome. Contact Margaret on 36735 for more details.
Grange Fell Golf Club
With the summer competition season drawing to a close, and the weather being a bit inclement, the course has stood up well to the recent heavy rain. Veteran’s Trophy was played on Sunday 1st October when the winner was Robert Moore with a 66 net, the following Sunday we held the Jim Jennings Prize Day this was a 3 man team Stableford Competition won by Mike Garnett, Dave Fletcher and Brian Shepherd with 89 pts, Paul Quayle and Dave Fletcher were the Nearest Pins winners.
David Moore was the winner this year of the Stan Drinkall Trophy for the best 3 Aggregate Gross scores in Medal rounds over the season. Grange Fell held their 2nd Darts Open on Saturday 7th October when Tony Newall was the winner beating Dangerous Dave in the Final, on the following Tuesday we hosted Grange and District Darts League (John Foster Cup) when the winner was club member Terry Coates who beat Joe Atkinson from Ravenstown Club in the Final. Social events coming up are a Curry and Quiz Night on Saturday 18th November, Abba Tribute Night on Friday 24th November and we are holding our Christmas Party on Sunday 10th December with Flookburgh Band in attendance and we finish the year off with a New Year’s Eve Party, contact the club for more details.
Allithwaite Running Club
Firstly, well done Steve Wilson, Julia Sayburn & Paul Hughes for completing the lakes-in-a-day ultra marathon from Caldbeck to Cartmel on the 7/8 of October. Conditions were rather tough and slippy. Allithwaite 8 race - Allithwaite Running club is holding another race on Saturday the 4th of November. This is a multi-terrain race. The course is 8 miles and very varied, with more off-road sections than in 2016. About 2/3 is over fields, on trails through woods, an ascent of Hampsfell (fingers x’d for views) and some racecourse too. The other 1/3 is short pieces of road to link the offroad bits, so the variation will make for a really interesting race. The race starts at 11:00. Race registration and start/finish is at the community centre, Quarry Lane, Allithwaite. The minimum age for entrants is 16. There will be prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd M/F, as well as 1st in veteran and u-18 age groups too. All the prizes are made locally too and involve cash, beer and/or chocolate! Advance entry is through SiEntries £8, or enter on the day £10. Please see www.allithwaiterunningclub.org.uk/our-races/ or facebook for details.
Grange Lecture Society
On 10th October author and broadcaster Nicholas Crane returned to talk about ‘The Making of the British Landscape’. In a wide-ranging, lavishly illustrated lecture he traced the
evolution of the British landscape over 12,000 years from a European peninsula of glacier and tundra to an island of cities and countryside. The process, he said, began in c.9700 BC when climate warming melted the ice and led, through rising sea levels, to Britain’s separation from Europe in c.6200BC. Man-made changes too left their mark as from c.4050BC continental migrants began clearing forests, introduced farming and built rectangular timber houses. He detailed increasing developments over succeeding millennia barrows, stone circles, fields, hill forts until the landscape was transformed by the building work of the Romans which for four centuries brought extensive urbanisation. After their departure urban living fell away but revived under the Normans and expanded hugely in the 18th and 19th Centuries through population growth and industrialisation. On 7th November John Pilkington will talk on ‘Russia and Europe: What Next?’ and on 21st November Michael Green considers medical mysteries from the Old Testament in a lecture entitled ‘Priests, Piles and Parasites’. Lectures begin at 7.15pm in the Victoria Hall.
Cartmel and District Flower Club
On 16th October, we were delighted to welcome our demonstrator, Joan Bentley. The stage was a riot of coloured flowers including roses, carnation, gerbera, lily’s, berries of cotoneaster, phormium, hydrangea - a beautiful display. Many thanks to Joan for her help and great sense of humour. The club’s next meeting on Monday, November 20th will be a Jacob’s Join lunch at 1pm in the village hall, followed by the AGM and a Display of Vintage Clothing by Margaret Watkin.
Grange Probus Club
Grange Probus Club greeted Richard Rhodes as their guest speaker and enjoyed his entertaining talk on his experiences in teaching and as the previous Police Commissioner for Cumbria. Richard described the characters that he had encountered both as staff and pupils in his long career in teaching. His experience as a magistrate had also provided useful background in his role as the county’s first elected Police Commissioner, and he gave interesting background on his role and responsibilities. The club’s next meeting will be on Monday, November 13th at 10.30 for 11am at the Netherwood Hotel, when Graham Davies will talk about Tidal Energy (with special reference to Morecambe Bay and the Duddon Estuary). The club welcomes retired men and women as new members and meets on the second Monday of each month for interesting talks. Contact Chairman Chris Harris
on 015395 34221 or Secretary Sean Jameson on 32105 for information on membership and events.
Flookburgh Village Hall
As we are now in the midst of Coffee Mornings at the hall, please make a note in your diary for 25th November, Flookburgh Village Hall are holding their `Christmas Fayre`. All the usual stalls and raffles, why not buy your Christmas presents early? Open 10am - 12 noon. As the year progresses we find more of our friends have passed away, saddened as we are, our thoughts invariably turn to the lack of volunteers and committee members. It would be sad and I know this is happening to all committees and village halls, that there is no one to take over. I am sure if people come and see what we do they would enjoy themselves. It only is a couple of hours a month and I am sure they would find it satisfying. A Whist Drive hosted by Hanson and Hazel Charnley was held in the hall on the 7th October and raised £341.50 which they kindly donated to the village hall.
All types of parties, weddings and funerals use the hall and we open seven days a week. Anyone wishing to hire the hall, please contact: Barry on 015395 59075 or 07989 596141.
Newton and Field Broughton WI
The October meeting consisted of the Annual General Meeting of the club followed by a Pie and Pea Supper which was enjoyed by all. The next meeting will be held on 8th November at 7.15pm in Lindale Village Hall when Jan Berry will demonstrate Making Sugar Flowers. Visitors and new members are welcome for a charge of £4.
Cartmel Fell & District Local History Society
Visitors (£3) are welcome to join The History Society when it meets in the Parish Rooms on 13th November. Kelley Sproston-Heath of the National Trust will share some of Fell Foot’s fascinating stories; from lost love, to a vanished grand ‘villa’ that used to dominate the landscape there and will update us on the renovations project at this historic park. On 11th December Mike Winstanley will take us from ‘Markets to Supermarkets, with 200 years of shopping’. Future meetings include: 8th January - Annual General Meeting; 12th February - ‘Watermill History’ Charles Rowntree; 12th March - ‘Stone Circles and Burial Mounds’ Dr Tom Clare; 9th April - ‘Any Old iron: Fingerposts and Foundries in Cumbria’ Mike and Kate Lea “
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LETTERS Dear Editor,
Who has stolen the fish which was part of the Loki sculpture in the ornamental Gardens? It was a fantastic tourist attraction. It was made of fibreglass so as to not contaminate the water. Sheila Williams
Dear Editor,
Would anyone living in this area who was being cared for by Carewatch (Morecambe) until February 2017 please ring Jessie on 38876. Name and address supplied.
Dear Editor,
We would like to say a massive thank you to The Underdogs and Rusty Bullets for such a fantastic night and giving their time to support bridge house and also to the Ravenstown club, Peter and Colin who worked so hard filling all our drinks. And to everyone that donated a raffle prize it helped us raise a staggering £1086.35. we had such a fantastic night and we cannot say thank you enough to everyone that was involved. Lynn Proctor on behalf of Bridge House
Dear Editor,
‘That thing in the duck pond’ Questions and a comment.
Firstly, why is it there to spoil a pleasant view? Who authorised it at what cost and who is paying for it? If, as you claim, it is to highlight pollution, the two objects appear to be made of plastic which breaks down and eventually poisons our watercourses and oceans, ending up in the food chain as well as producing a soup of microbeads which is continually increasing in the Pacific. Best wishes, William J.Houston.
Letters to the Editor are published on the understanding that they may have to be shortened to fit available space. Publication of a letter in no way reflects the views of Grange Now. All letters must be accompanied by a name and address even if the correspondent requests anonymity. In this case ‘name and address supplied’ will be added.
Dear Editor,
Anyone reading Mr Peter’s letter in September’s issue will realise there is currently some unrest in our Garden Society. I understand there will be further resignations from the committee at November’s AGM and the future of the Society is unsure. As a long standing member and former chairman I would like to set out some of the history and innovations of the group and add a touch of dignity and, maybe, hope to this wellknown and loved institution. I became a member shortly after retiring to Grange 20 years ago and in that time my gardening knowledge and skills have increased tremendously partly due to the monthly talks, not only by renowned professional gardeners and nurserymen
Dear Editor,
We are once again approaching Christmas time and the Christmas Tree Committee, as in the past, is writing to the residents, organisations and businesses in Grange-over-Sands and District to seek contributions towards the lighting of the Christmas Tree that is situated in the Ornamental Gardens As you may have heard this year Grange Town Council are providing Christmas Lighting along the main thoroughfares in Grange but this is funded completely separately from the Tree Lighting which is still entirely dependent on the very generous contributions
but by specialist alpinists, botanists, florists and flower arrangers as well as from members and local enthusiasts. We have, over the years, had wonderful holidays and visits to places from Glasgow to Cornwall and scores of famous Houses and Gardens in between. Sometimes these were arranged by one of our members but in recent years we have joined tours organised by holiday companies. Each summer we have shorter trips to gardens and estates in the north travelling by coach or private cars. Our society is a member of the RHS and Lakeland Horticultural Society through which prestigious groups we have attended workshops, talks and visits.
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Besides expertise the Garden Society has been a source of friendship for me and many others. It was always welcoming giving encouragement to try new horticultural ideas and
received by means of our appeal letters.
The annual appeal is to ask if you would care to make a donation to the lighting of the Christmas Tree for the forthcoming season. Any donation will help - just £5 or £10 would be a fantastic help.
If you would like to make a donation would you please send it to Gary at Johnston’s of Grange. Cheques made payable to ‘Grange Christmas Tree Committee’. Or you can make a BACS payment direct to the Grange Christmas Tree Committee bank account, sort code 20-45-28, account number 43690776. Gary Johnston, Treasurer, on behalf of Grange Christmas Tree Committee
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The society has an impressive collection of trophies: a magnificent silver cup, rose bowls, candelabra and a tray, donated over many years, some of whose origins are unknown. Until this year these were presented annually to members who accrued points for their exhibitions on the “monthly show table” at our summer meetings. Classes included indoor and outdoor plants, fruit, vegetables and flower arrangements with the Cordingley Cup going to the person scoring most points overall.
confidence to give (once) a demonstration and slide presentations of holidays. Just like many other members I have done my bit and held a number of roles in the group and, although time consuming, it was good to work in the team. if the Society is unable to replace the office holders who resign in November there will be a lot of loose ends to tie up. I urge members who want to help this process or, indeed, support the remains of the society to survive a little longer, to attend the Annual General Meeting on Friday November 17th at 2pm in the United Reformed Church Hall where, I am sure, all our views can be aired and appreciated, Barbara Ramsden
Dear Editor,
My Granddaughter, Maddy Davis, has applied for and been accepted to take part in South Cumbria Guiding trip to Romania in 2018.The group will be working with The Smiles Foundation helping disadvantaged children and adults in that area. Maddy has been in guiding for the last ten years as a Rainbow, Brownie, Guide and Young Leader. She is sixteen and has just left Cartmel Priory School to attend Queen Elizabeth sixth form in Kirby Lonsdale. She is now helping out at Guides in Kirby Lonsdale one night after school.
As part of the project, each Guide has to raise £1000 towards the trip.Maddy has several plans for raising the money beginning with a quiz which is now available to buy for £1. If you should come across her, please give her your support. On her return from Romania she will be happy to give a presentation about her trip.
Guiding is a wonderful organisation, giving girls of all ages support and encouragement so that they grow in confidence and learn to live life to the full. Sandra Barton
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Knowing your market and knowing your applicants are a huge step towards making sure that the right people are seeing the right property. And by sending the right people to the right property the chances of getting the right offer are significantly higher. Visiting each property on the market and obtaining detailed information allows our negotiators the in depth knowledge needed to effectively agree the high level of sales we have been experiencing this year.
A wealth of local knowledge and experience means that we can cement our position as one of the most established and successful agents in the town. This has led to us recording sales levels for September equal to that of all the other agents present in Grange added together. I like to think that we have the perfect blend of modern approaches and traditional values supported by a highly knowledgeable and proactive sales team. Why not come in for a good old-fashioned chat with Julie, Julie or Janet to see what’s happening in the market and what we can do for you.
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FLAT ROOFS, Valley gutters, Balconies, Flooring, Building work & Paving. Tel: JR Ellwood Ltd., 015395 68306 / 07773 572 712
MINDFULNESS
Introduction to Mindfulness courses and drop-in sessions now running locally. Learn to cope with a busy life and busy mind. Victoria Hall: 6 week courses: Wednesdays 10 - 11, Thursday 2 - 3, £36. Drop-in Weds 11:15 - 11:45, Thurs 3:15 3:45, £5. Gentle Mindful Yoga: Thursday 10 - 11.30, £8 or £36 for 6 weeks. URC Hall: Mindful Yoga Tuesday 7 - 8:30pm. My House: Mindfulness Weds 6.15 - 6.45 & 7 - 8pm. Everybody and every mind welcome. Contact: Tracey 015395-36170 or 07969-447545, spaciousminds@aol. com. (Experienced, qualified and insured)
MONUMENTAL MASONS
ABLE MEMORIALS - Monumental Masons. Time served masons with over 30 years experience. New memorials, Second inscriptions, repaints, regilds and renovations. Free estimates and home visits given. 1 Wildman Street, Kendal LA9 6EN. Phone 01539 735583 or 01524 784920. PARKIN and JACKSON-Monumental Masons. New memorials, second inscriptions, repaints, regilds and renovations. Visit the showroom on 14 Appleby Road, Kendal LA9 6ES. Telephone 01539 722838. Free estimates and brochure on request. www.parkinandjackson.co.uk
NURSERY SCHOOL
ACORN MONTESSORI Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 8:45 - 3:15. Monday & Friday 8:45 - 12:00. Contact Melanie Knight 015935 35629 / 07971 828 797.
OPTICIANS
LAKELAND OPTICAL Main Street, Grange 015395 32951. Independent Optician Eye Examinations & 500 frames in stock. “See better, look better, feel better!” www.lakelandoptical.co.uk
OSTEOPATHY
STATE REGISTERED OSTEOPATHS Jolyon and Val Wardle, caring and experienced practitioners, are available weekdays at Em J’s hair salon on Kents Bank Road, Grange to treat a variety of conditions. 015395 58647
PATHS & PATIO CLEANING
L A K E WO O D - Lock & Safe Co -
Meathop, Grange-over-Sands
Locksmith & Safe Engineer
Locks and safes, opened, supplied, repaired and fitted with over 30 years experience
Edward Lenihan 07407 192270
The o Locksmnly it based inhs Grange
All Lock Problems Solved • Trading Standards Approved • Locks Opened, Repaired & Fitted • Domestic & Commercial • UPVC Door Lock Specialists • Police (CRB) Checked • 24 Hour, 7 Day Service • OAP Discount Eden Mount Road, Grange Freephone: 0800 783 1104 Mobile 07886 831336
John Nottingham 34904
PAINTING & DECORATING Lee Logan Ltd. Quality Painter & Decorator + Tiling. Reasonable rates. Tel: 07708 213079
STEVEN T WELSBY EST. 1979 Your Local Painter & Decorator City & Guilds Advanced Full Technology Certificate Fully Insured GRANGE OVER SANDS 015395 34499
Advertise in the Classifieds section Prices start from as little as 28p per word +VAT
CALL 015395 35453
www.locks-express.com info@grangenow.co.uk
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CLASSIFIEDS
PAINTING & DECORATING CONT Des Irwin,Red Painting and Decorating Grange over Sands . Experienced ,time served decorator available for all aspects of decorating.Competitive Prices . Please call for quotation 015395 36288 or 07771 636 842. Wayne Dawson painting and decorating. Over 10 years experience. All aspects of decorating undertaken. For free quotation contact 07557 902 229 or 015395 58630 Email waynedawson1206@gmail.com Or via Facebook
MB Designs Inside and outside Painting Wallpapering l Fully insured Quality work l Free quote & advice
01539 623239 or 07709 977 619 markbarker77@gmail.com J.R Dixon Painting & Decorating. Highly skilled and qualified painter and decorator with over 10 years experience. Covering all aspects of interior and exterior decorating. For a free quote contact: 07902 025 716 jrdixondecorating@yahoo.com Simmons Decorating - High quality interior and exterior decorating. Qualified and insured local tradesman with over 12 years experience. Call Ed on 07974 746 148 Local female painter for all your interior painting needs. Bespoke murals designed and painted for those special rooms. Kara Nicol: 07968 288 505 or via Facebook.
Andy Huddart Painter & Decorator
• 35 years experience • free no obligation quotes
07766 337 625 andyhuddart@btinternet.com
PLUMBING & HEATING CONT JOHN RHODES Plumbing & Heating Gas Safe Registered Working locally for 35 years Newton in Cartmel 015395 31585 07810 881910 TAYLOR Plumbing & Heating Engineers Gas Safe Registered Lindale Darren Taylor 07778 394 206 Lamberts Bathrooms, new bathroom suites supplied and fitted from just £995. Tel: 015395 34918 Mob: 07866 612 741.
PORCELAIN RESTORATION
Porcelain, Ceramics, Paintings restored. JM RESTORERS. 015395 68915.
POWER WASHING
DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND ULVERCLEAN can now offer a true deep cleaning to those dingy looking areas. Contact Lee 01229 586703 or 07858 757 215 for free quotation.
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
BUILDING SERVICES stone facing, water mains and drainage. Pressure washing, painting. Free estimates, all work guaranteed. Call Martin Eland 015395 59472, mobile 07821 260 730.
PERSONAL TRAINER
PLASTERING
NJR PLASTERING all plastering work considered. Free quotes. Contact Niall on 015395 58221 or 07917 458911
PEST CONTROL TOWN & COUNTRY Pest Control Over 30 years experience. Most up to dates methods. 24 hour service. All aspects covered including Cluster flies. Wasps, Fleas. Rats, Mice, Moles. Tel. 015395 62795. Mob 07887 977 085. www.tandcpestcontrol.co.uk
PLUMBING & HEATING
TREE SURGEON
OH TREE SERVICES - Qualified and insured arborists/tree surgeons. Please contact Oliver on: 015395 30756 or 07904 698 794 www.ohtreeservices.co.uk
TUITION
PIANO & THEORY TUITION. Experienced, patient teacher has vacancies for pupils of all ages, from beginners to Advanced. Contact Jean Kitchen ALCM. DipMus(OU). CT ABRSM. Tel 015395 35306 Primary mathematics tuition Early help leads to continued success. Retired Primary Headteacher and Ofsted inspector. Enhanced DBS. References available. Please contact 07717 848 080 for initial chat.
MASSAGE and Craniosacral therapy for back, neck and shoulder pain. Meg Henderson 015395 36298 www.meghendersontherapy.co.uk David Jackson (fellow sports and remedial therapist) Specialising in treatment and rehabilitation of injuries. www.albamaleaf.co.uk 015395 83592
Steele`s Removals ltd Local * National * International Secure Self- Storage 24hour access + Self-Drive Removal vans Storage facilities in Flookburgh www.steelesremovals.co.uk info@steelesremovals.co.uk 01229 820 777
FREE COLLECTION
Steve Robinson 07967 934 945 / 015395 59006
BRADLEY REEVE Landscaping, stone walling, patios. Tel: 015395 36938 or 07788 688427.
A. TYSON PLUMBING & HEATING. See main advert back page. Tel 015395 32761. Mob. 0796 738 4114
G E N E R A L / C A R AVA N / B O AT STORAGE. Lawler 34136.
STONE WALLING
STORAGE
WANTED
Wanted - TOOLS, gardening, joinery, engineering etc. Garages cleared. Tel 32793 VINYL RECORDS bought, anything considered. 07957073438 / 015395 58627 Simon Old suitcases, trunks, leather bags, wooden boxes, wooden tool boxes, wooden ladders, galvanised / enamel buckets, watering cans, old kitchenware, TG Green ‘blue and white’ Cornishware, Sewing machine cast iron stands Peter 07539 290 879 or eigerbird@hotmail.co.uk
WINDOW CLEANING SKB WINDOW CLEANING Cleaning of all glass, frames, sills, doors, solar panels, gutters, conservatories. Fully insured. Call Simon 015395 62877 or 07783 802 192 www.skbwindowcleaning.co.uk
WOOD STRIPPING & DIPPING: PORCUPINE @ LakesWoodWork near Ulverston All wood furniture dipping &
Boarbank Hall
Grange Town Council has a casual vacancy for a
Full time Care Assistant
Town Councillor
and seeks to co-opt. This is an unpaid role. Expressions of interest to the Town Clerk townclerk@grangeoversands.net by 27th November 2017.
This is an opportunity to join a very successful team in an outstanding environment, we uphold very high standards and values.
Very competitive rates of pay
For further information or an application form, please contact Sally Fisher, Matron on 015395 32288 or e-mail, manager@boarbankhall.org.uk
CARTMEL OLD GRAMMAR
Weekend Waitresses Required Flexible Hours 015395 35809 / 07483888147
info@cartmeloldgrammar.com
Dr S D Milligan & Dr H M Lovatt Cartmel Surgery, Cartmel, Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria LA11 6PH Tel: 015395 36366 email Janice.longmire@gp-a82647.nhs.uk
SCRAP METAL
SCRAP METAL WANTED
Philip Watson BA(Hons) A(Mus)LCM: Teacher of Saxophone and Musical Theory, Exam Coaching 01539 734914 John P Howarth ARMCM Teacher of piano, Clarinet, Theory, Jazz Improvisation. ABRSM exam coaching. 015394 42591.
SITUATIONS VACANT
REMEDIAL THERAPY
RICHARD WYATT PLUMBER From bathrooms to ball valves no jobs too small. Daytime 0777 260 2506, evenings 015395 35653. ADRIAN A TURNER LTD, Central Heating and Bathrooms Gas Safe Registered.Tel: 015395 34775 Mob: 07821 813062.
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TIMBER GARDEN BUILDINGS
We make Bespoke top Quality Workshops, Cabins, Garden Offices & Pods. lakeswoodwork@gmail.com 07920 117 047
Oak Beams & Salvaged Furniture & Architectural Items Bespoke Fireplace Mantles & Suites Reclaimed Timbers & Bespoke Commissions 07920 117 047 lakeswoodwork@gmail.com
REMOVALS FITNESS AND WELLBEING Personal Training with Elaine in the comfort of your own home. Specialising in rehabilitation and re-introduction to exercise. 07855 135714
Estate Cars 6-seater Hackney/Private hire. Local/Long Distance. John Keith owner/operator. Flookburgh based contact 07974 111543
RECLAIMED TIMBERS
RELIEF AND REHABILITATION of Back Pain, Stress, Sports Injuries and Muscle Dysfunction. Contact Mr. G. Grayrigge IIST (Dip) ICHFST, (Adv. Dip) Biomechanics & Sports Medicine on 015395 36483. Home Visits Available. www.grayrigge.com e-mail: info@grayrigge.com
TUITION CONT
TAXIS
Dispenser We are a rural dispensing Practice, rated CQC Outstanding looking to recruit a Dispenser to join our small friendly team. The successful applicant will preferably hold a dispensing qualification of NVQ 2 or above. The position will also include some reception duties, therefore excellent IT & communication skills are essential. Hours of work Mon 9.00am – 1.00pm, Tues 10.30am- 6.30pm, Wed 12.30pm6.30pm and Thurs 8.00am – 2.00pm, there may be some flexibility for the right candidate but you must be able to cover holidays/sickness. Pay dependable on experience and option to join NHS Pension Scheme. Apply with CV to: Janice Longmire, Practice Manager at the above address or email - closing date for applications Friday 17th November 2017.
Grange now | NOVEMBER 2017 - Next deadline 17th NOVEMBER
CLASSIFIEDS
REPLACEMENT UPVC
DOWS IAN BUCHAN WIN guaranteed
ship quality workman SUPPLY & INSTALL UPVC WINDOWS, DOORS, CONSERVATORIES, FASCIA SOFFITS ETC.
repair & replacement double glazING 015395 32593 07971 698 541 Lakes Covering the South upvc in e nc rie 25 years expe
Chris Shawcross
Replacement Double Glazing Units, Windows, Doors, Conservatories, Facia Boards & Gutters in uPVC. Free Estimates
Tel: 015395 58214 Mob: 0789 969 0259
ROOFING
K2
ROOFING LTD
Specialists in all aspects of roofing • Slating • Tiling • Pointing • Lead work • • Flat roofing•
• Chimney repairs • Fascias, Soffits • Guttering, cleaned Over years in domestic and industrial flat roofing and 25 sealed
Repairs, replacements and overlays • Green Roofs • Insurance backed warranties • Insulation specialists Windermere: 01539 897 892products with a life expectancy in • BBA approved excess of 40 years We also offer • Thermographic Surveys To advertise in the • Consultancy • Condition Reports
Classifieds section call: 015395 35453
l Over 25 years in domestic and l industrial flat roofing l Repairs, replacements and overlays l l Green Roofs l l Insurance backed warranties l l Insulation specialists l l BBA approved products with a life l • Overexpectancy 25 years in domestic and industrial flat roofing in excess of 40 years
• Repairs, replacements and overlays • Green Roofs • Insurance backed warranties • Insulation specialists WE ALSO OFFER • BBA approved products with a life expectancy in l 40Thermographic Surveys l excess of years Welalso offer Consultancy l Condition Reports l • Thermographic Surveys • Consultancy • Condition Reports
01524 730666 or 07772 884690
01524 730666 or 07772 884690
www.westmorlandflatroofing.co.uk / info@westmorlandflatroofing.co.uk www.westmorlandflatroofing.co.uk info@westmorlandflatroofing.co.uk
01524 730666 or 07772 884690
www.westmorlandflatroofing.co.uk info@westmorlandflatroofing.co.uk JOINERY & BUILDING CONTRACTORS
W.G.BROWNLIE Ltd. Joinery & Building Contractors
All high quality Bespoke Joinery. Extensive local experience in holiday homes & second homes since 1999. IGLS. 29 Greengate, Levens, Cumbria. LA8 8NF
nnComplete roofing services;
natural slate, tiling, leadwork, chimneys & velux installation nnExtensions & renovations nnLoft Conversions nnRefurbishments nnConservatories, windows & doors in uPVC or Timber nnHardwood Flooring Specialists
LTD.
Tel: 015395 60673 Mob: 07810 602999
Your local reliable roofing service
email: wgbrownlieltd@gmail.com
SITUATIONS VACANT
Heydays Care & Support Services LTD RECRUITING NOW
Making a difference to someone’s life is so rewarding, it takes a special kind of person to be able to offer support daily. If you feel you can make a difference and would like to join our expanding team then we want to hear from you, in return we can offer;
• • • • • • • • • •
Excellent rates of pay Mileage allowance Paid travel time Pension scheme Continuity of clients Set Rota’s around your availability Refer a friend scheme Staff reward scheme Full uniform inc waterproof jackets and fleeces Scope for promotion throughout the company enhancing your career • Enhanced overtime rates If you have been thinking of a career that’s so rewarding, then become a valued member of our team, come & join Heydays Care & Support Services. Where our staff are our strength. What we provide is not just a job, it’s a vocation.
Please contact Kelly or Dawn 015395-52548 or Head Office 01229-808023 heydayscare@aol.co.uk www.heydayscare.co.uk
SPECIALISTS IN LISTED BUILDINGS, NATURAL SLATES, COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC ROOFING
• • • • •
Slate & Tile repair Chimney Work Guttering Ridge tiles Re-Roofs
• Lead Work • All Felt & Fibreglass flat roofs. • Wood & UPVC Fascia Boards
We offer a full loft conversion service from initial planning application through to completion of work.
Registered Velux window installer
Grange: 015395 35635 Mobile: 07770 303033 Email: info@askroofing.co.uk FREE ESTIMATES
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DRIVING SCHOOLS
DB Driving
Deborah Black ADI, Dip DI •Friendly, patient, lady instructor •Tuition tailored to your needs •Confidence building & pass plus Tel:01539 722777 Mob:07977 542853
AERIAL SPECIALISTS
T. DIXON
Est. 1968 NORTH WEST AERIAL SPECIALISTS 43 years experience. FREE estimates, All work guaranteed AERIAL & SATELLITE SPECIALIST GRANGE AND DISTRICT COVERED ON A DAILY BASIS Head Office, 7 Pinewood Avenue, Bare, Morecambe, Lancs. LA4 6HW. Tel: 01524 415969 Mob: 07814 388756
CAR SERVICING & REPAIRS
PLUMBING & HEATING
A.TYSON
PLUMBING AND HEATING Over 20 years experience
Gas Central Heating & Bathroom Installer
JOINERY & BUILDING
HODGSON BUILDERS For all your Building & Roofing work
STORAGE
SECURE SELF STORAGE
www.hodgson-builders.com
• HIGH QUALITY • FRIENDLY SERVICE • • REASONABLE RATES •
Your local choice for all building & roofing work
FREE ESTIMATES Tel: 015395 32761 Mob: 0796 7384114
T: 015395 35201 M: 07900 435 409
Corgi Registered
Caravan & Boat Storage
07764 609 387
Moor Lane, Flookburgh
www.southlakesstorage.co.uk
Wareing & Hodgson
TAXIS
Plumbing & Heating Engineers
ECONOMICAL TAXIS LTD
Locally established with over 40 years experience.
P & J BUSHELL
No Call Out Fee Prompt, friendly service
SEAPORTS, STATIONS AND AIRPORTS
Tel: 35425 or 83904
015395 33515 Alnat Business Park, Lindale
• MOT’s • Servicing & Repairs • Diagnostics for all vehicles • Tyres & Exhausts Brand new designated bay for Cars, Vans & Campervans up to 4 tonnes
LOCKSMITH The o Locksmnly it based inhs Grange
All Lock Problems Solved • Trading Standards Approved • Locks Opened, Repaired & Fitted • Domestic & Commercial • UPVC Door Lock Specialists • Police (CRB) Checked • 24 Hour, 7 Day Service • OAP Discount
5423
Miniheat Ltd. Est. 1968
PLUMBING AND HEATING ENGINEERS - GAS SERVICE AND REPAIR - NG/LPG 2 DEVONSHIRE PLACE, KENTS BANK ROAD, GRANGE-OVER-SANDS
015395 32053
office@miniheat.co.uk
Adrian A. Turner Ltd Plumbing & Heating Engineer
T: 015395 34775 M: 07821 813 062
H2O AAT
• Gas, LPG, • Vaillant Solar Accredited • Unvented Hot Water • General Plumbing • Central Heating • No Call Out Fee
(MANCHESTER DAILY) BUILDING & JOINERY SERVICES 30 years experience
• New Builds • Renovations • Extensions • Loft Conversions • uPVC & Timber windows & doors • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Tiling
PAINTING & DECORATING PAINTING & DECORATING
ll 18 years experience ll Internal and external
Contact David for a free quotation 015395 61887 or 07732 362 186
Ring Paul or Joan Tel: Flookburgh 58901
To advertise in the Classifieds section call: 015395 35453
Mob: 0787 602 5976 Tel: 015395 64587
GARDEN SERVICES
E-mail gfaulks1@hotmail.co.uk
A reliable family run business based in A Professionally qualified—20 years exper For all your Gardening requirem No job is too big or
Construction Maintenance REDHILLS LANDSCAPES LTDDesign
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A complete service from plans to paintwork Established local firm Free estimates and advice 015395 33241 / 077535 74538
Eden Mount Road, Grange Freephone: 0800 783 1104 Mobile 07886 831336
www.locks-express.com
4, 6, 8 & 16 seater mini-buses and a disabled access vehicle available
GRAHAM FAULKNER Ltd.
richardwyatt@live.co.uk
07772 602 506 / 015395 35653
To advertise in the Classifieds section call: 015395 35453
All aspects of building work undertaken. Extensions, plastering, tiling etc. Over 30 years experience. No VAT on labour (015395) 33530 or 07754 439 694
ACCOUNTANCY, TAXATION AND BUSINESS ADVICE
Patios, Decking & Steps Walling: Inc Dry Stone Planting & Turfing Garden Rooms Ponds and Water Features Planters & Pergolas Fencing, Gates & sheds
Frequency to suit requirements Hedges: Cutting & Reduction General Garden Tidy-up
Layout and constructio drawings / material schedules.
Deck / Timber Treatment
Detailed estimates
Tree pruning / Felling
Impartial, practical adv
Lawn Treatments
relating to gardening a land management
Mowing & Planting Jet Washing Decks / Patios / Steps
Contact David or Nicola Sm
01524 761028 or 07909 748075
Based in Arnside with over 20 years experience for all gardening requirements
Extensions - Renovations - Conversions - Alterations
DAVID ROCKLIFFE GENERAL BUILDING
Driveways & Paving
www.redhillslandscapes.c
Info@redhillslandscapes.c Find us on Facebook
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3 Lowther Gardens, Grange-over-Sands, LA11 7EX
© Grange Now 2017. Designed, produced and published by: Grange now 2 Imperial House, Main Street, Grange-over-Sands LA11 6DP, Tel: 015395 35453 email: info@grangenow.co.uk
Evans Autobody, Flookburgh expands to new larger purpose built premises. In 2001 at the age of 21 Lee Evans a local Flookburgh lad took the plunge and started on his own carrying out vehicle body repairs in a small rented 75sq mtr farm unit on cark airfield.
99 Guaranteed excellence at competitive prices
99 Fully equipped accident repair centre
99 Cars, Vans, Commercial, Motorhomes and Motorcycles.
99 Insurance work carried out with all major insurance companies (Remember it’s your car, your choice who repairs your vehicle)
99 Had an accident, Not your fault? (We can sort the full claim process for you hassle free, cost free and will not affect your own insurance)
99 Restorations, Resprays & Modifications
99 Interior/exterior valeting & detailing
99 Specialist in Alloy wheel repairs
99 Paintless dent removal
Lee soon got a name for doing a good job to which his reputation started to grow over the years.
In 2004 Lee moved into another farm unit on Cark airfield just over double the size of his present unit and he bought himself a second hand spray oven to speed up the drying process of paintwork. As the business got busier lee employed an apprentice to help him along the way of growing the business. As time went on the reputation of Evans Autobody was growing and Lee and his apprentice were becoming extremely busy with work so Lee decided to expand the unit he rented and also buy a second spray oven and employ a paint spray technician to help keep up with the amount of workflow they were getting through. As time went on and work got busier by 2011 Evans Autobody had a team of 4 staff and by 2012 Evans Autobody was growing at a excellent rate and now consisted of 5 staff. As Evans Autobody’s reputation grew they started to build a relationship repairing damaged vehicles for Batemans Toyota and Hadwins VW/Audi then soon after they were also repairing vehicles for Batemans BMW.
99 Laser 4 Wheel alignment
99 Free courtesy cars & vans
99 24hr Accident recovery service
TESTIMONIAL Over recent years Lee has restored my 1976 Mg Midget, 1989 Audi 100 and more recently my 1994 Range Rover,
Evans Autobody has become a preferred choice for many local people and businesses due to the professional high standard of work carried out and also their excellent customer service and continues to keep a good relationship with all private and trade customers. In 2015 Lee bought 1 acre of a field 3/4 mile down moor lane on the left hand side of the road with the intention to build a large purpose built accident repair centre. Lee applied for Planning permission but this was a rejected as the planners would not allow for building on this plot but lee not being one to let anything beat him fought the decision and eventually in 2016 was granted permission to build the new workshop he dreamed of since starting in business in 2001. October 2017 Evans Autobody’s new purpose built 700sq mtr unit is now officially open for business and has a fully qualified team of 9 staff, 12 vehicle bays, 1 valeting bay and 3 spray ovens.
The biggest challenge was the restoration of my Range Rover, which once he dismantled it need some extra work, but true to his word he finished at 4 pm on the day he said he would. And at the agreed price . All through the project he kept me informed , invited me to look at his work and finally when the job was complete , furnished me with a set of photos from start to finish.( nice touch) The work was done to a very high standard and the compliments I get over it’s condition should make Lee very proud. I know how hard Lee works and his success is a testament to his never ending quest to please his customers and give them their cars back in perfect condition and in the time scale he promises.
Lees new premises are are sign of his professionalism and I am sure he will go from strength to strength .
I know I’m not the only person who wishes Lee all the success in the future, and if anyone is in doubt about where to take their beloved cars after a scrape or if they want just honest professional advice they need look no further . Good luck Lee, Richard English The Cavendish Arms Cartmel
CALL: 015395 58329 www.evansautobody.co.uk Head down Moor Lane (LA11 7LS) towards Lakeland holiday park. We are located on the corner of the 2nd left turning approx 3/4mile down moor lane.
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WHILE STOCKS LAST
£6.49 JAMES WELLBELOVED BOXES OF POUCHES
Main Street Grange-over-Sands
JAMES WELLBELOVED 15KG ADULT DRY FOOD
WHILE STOCKS LAST
£39.99
015395 36544
Christmas menus now available
An Excellent Choice... “Found ourselves in Cark at lunchtime, and didn’t have anything planned so thought we’d try the Rose & Crown. Very good decision! Warm welcome, interesting menu, excellent beer selection... My chicken stuffed with Cumberland sausage and wrapped in smoked bacon with a creamy leek sauce and vegetables was delicious and my husband was very happy with veggie cannelloni served with garlic bread and salad. And the portions were huge! At under £25 with a drink each, it was good value. If we lived locally, it would be one of our regulars!” TRIP ADVISOR
Book early to avoid disappointment
Try our curry night every Thursday from £9.95
to keep up to date with offers and events from Rose & Crown
Opening Hours: Monday food service 5 - 8.30pm Tues to Thurs 12.30 - 2.30pm 5 - 8.30pm Friday to Sunday 12 - 8.30pm Dog Friendly CARK IN CARTMEL, GRANGE, CUMBRIA, LA11 7NU
015395 58535
theroseandcrowncark@hotmail.com
Aynsome Manor Hotel Cartmel, LA11 6HH
“Park with ease and sit in comfort. Enjoy your meal in the traditional style, Where the spirit of courtesy & care prevail.”
Throughout November Two Course Dinner + ½ Carafe House Wine + Complimentary Coffee and Petit Fours. £55.00 per couple. Please bring this advert to receive your special offer
4 Course Sunday Lunch £19.95
The place for special occasions or any occasion Gift Vouchers available
015395 36653
www.aynsomemanorhotel.co.uk
Good Hotel Guide, AA Red Rosette
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NEW CAR BROKERAGE
WITH THE PERSONAL TOUCH ALL MAKES AND MODELS SUPPLIED
CALL US FOR A TAILORED QUOTATION TODAY A family run garage for over 79 years offering good old fashioned personal service. • • • •
New and used car sales, service and repairs. MOT and full dealer level diagnostics. Free loan car and pick up service available With our new car brokerage we have a range of demonstrator vehicles available to test drive. • A comprehensive range of quality used cars are always available.
Skoda Yeti Automatic
Skoda Yeti
(2016) TDi (150) turbo diesel, auto 4 X 4 5 DOOR MPV 13,000 miles, save on new at
(2016) 2.0 TDI turbo Diesel SE 5 door MPV only 3,000 miles, save on new at
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ONLY £16,995
(2015) Seat Leon 1.6 TDi SE 5 door auto estate 5,000 miles, £20 road tax, 72.4 MPG roomy automatic diesel estate at ........................ £14,750
2016 SKODA YETI 2.0 TDI (150) Turbo Diesel SE 4x4 5 Door MPV only 2000 miles, great value ................................ £19,995 2015 SKODA YETI OUTDOOR 1.2 TSI SE 5 DOOR MPV Only 8,000 miles, FSH, useful dual purpose vehicle at ........ £15,495 2014 SKODA YETI 1.2 TSI AUTOMATIC 5 DOOR MPV 18,000 miles, FSH, useful dual purpose vehicle at ................... £13,750 2014 SKODA YETI 1.2 TSI AUTOMATIC SE 5 DOOR MPV only 11,000 miles, FSH, useful dual purpose vehicle at ........ £14,995 2014 SKODA YETI 2.0 TDi SE, 5 DOOR MPV 12,000 miles, Full service histroy ....................................................... £13,995
(2011) Renault Kangoo 1.6 Extreme 5 dr auto wheelchair access 21,000 miles, full service history, automatic disabled vehicle at .............. £7,750
(2017) Toyota C-HR 1.2 Turbo dynamic 5 door MPV hatchback only 1,000 miles top of the range C-HR ............................ £24,750
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2010 SKODA YETI 2.0 TDi ELEGANCE 5 DOOR 4x4 MPV Full service history, great value 4x4 Yeti at............................ £7,995
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(2014) Mercedes c-class c180 AMG sport premium + navigaton, 2 door coupe auto 20,000 miles, FSH, great looking car ...................... £17,995
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