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Editor’s letter
I love the month of Novemb er when the whole family wrap up war m and head off to Stanpit Recreat ion Ground for the annual bonfire and firework display. There’s always so much to do and great to see so man y familiar faces (and an affordable eve nt for the whole family). My favourite part of the evening has to be the Gug ge 2000 Band! Jigging away to the Gugge band whilst embarrassing my boy s is always a must! A couple of exciting announ cements this month; Jenni Baden How ard, Editor of www.nonstopmam a.com previously Beauty editor for The Daily Telegraph for many years, now writes for a range of UK Glossies which now includes a monthly column here in the Christchurch Eye! Also , Brogan Mooney who wrote our Tee n Column for us last month has com e on board too as a regular columnist which is now titled ‘Brogan’s Column ’. Congratulations to Mrs M Robb of Highcliffe for winning our Sud oku Competition to see Christc hurch’s Gilbert & Sullivan Societys’ Princess Ida at the Regent Centre, we hope you enjoyed the sho w! Also,
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Six reindeer at Christchurch Christmas Festival
Father Christmas has been so delighted at the reception given to him by Christchurch people in past years that he will be bringing more of his reindeer – six in total - to the town’s Christmas Festival. This year’s Festival takes place on Saturday 27 November and a host of entertainment is being planned to get everyone in the festive spirit.
The traditional Christmas market will be in the pedestrianised High Street from 10am to 7pm selling a wide range of food, drink and Christmas gifts. Father Christmas will be led by his reindeer into the High Street to join the Mayor, Cllr Nick Geary, on the balcony of the Mayor’s Parlour for the switch-on of the Christmas lights at 4.30pm. Heart FM breakfast show presenters Jules and Bunker will also be on the balcony to talk to the crowd. Following the ceremony, the reindeer will transport Santa down to the Priory where he will speak to children and receive their Christmas wish letters. Children will also get a chance to pet the reindeer there. Throughout the day, from 10am to 4pm, Christchurch Community Partnership will be presenting Magical Moments in the marquee in Saxon Square. This will include performances from Christchurch Music Centre, State of Undress, Stourvale Mummers, children’s entertainer Mervin Cole, Swing Unlimited, Pure Funk, Treehouse Theatre, Lighthouse bands and groups from Christchurch Junior School and Mudeford Infants. The Priory church will be holding its Christmas Fair on the same day. There will also be activities and entertainment in Bargates as well as offers in shops in the High Street and Bargates. Christchurch Library will be holding story-telling sessions and craft activities in the morning and afternoon.
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Talk of the Town
This is what our readers think of our businesses here, in Christchurch! Did you know there is a small magazine called ‘Grace’ that is published in Christchurch and is in its 51st year? It sends its magazines all around the world. Whenever you pop into their office the Grace Ladies always make time for a chat and kind word. The magazine is a joy to read with its uplifting message and healthy living nature’s way.
Editor’s Choice: This month I’d like to say a Big Thanks to all the staff at the Post Office in Christchurch High Street. As a frequent visitor to their counters, I’m always presented with a ‘Hello’, a smile and polite conversation. I’ve always found that they are very helpful and informative of the many services that they provide.
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The Mcpet shop in Walkford is the most helpful; welcoming pet shop in the area if they haven’t got something you need they will get it and deliver for you.
Hi I just wanted to feedback that Cheese and Alfies in Christchurch is such a great place to be!! The homemade cakes are fantastic; the staff are so accommodating, happy and friendly. My daughter loves the books, toys and drawing on offer and it just has a great feel to it!! The best bit is I had breakfast there this morning for 10p!!! (On the 10th day of the 10th month of 2010, Cheese & Alfies’ served Brekkie to their first 10 customers for 10p!) It was delicious. I cannot recommend this place enough.
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My favourite place in Christchurch is by the river where I go fishing and watch the wildlife. It is quiet there and away from the noise of the town. A place where you can just relax without being disturbed.
Heather Costello
Since the re-opening of the Copper Skillet last year my fiancé and I have become frequent visitors as we love their wonderful breakfasts. My fiancé has the full skillet and always comments on what a filling and good quality breakfast it is. I usually have the smaller version the ‘Half Skillet’ which is just as great. The owners and staff are always welcoming and friendly and cannot do enough for you. Having tried many ‘a breakfast out’, it is by far the best.
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AN INDEPENDENT VIEW By Julie Ratcliffe New in town this month is Pinks Embroidery and a new fruit and vegetable shop in Bargates, and shortly we shall see Lois’s Babies & Kids Store opening on Barrack Road, but what can be done to encourage more independent shops? Recently the Federation of Small Businesses’ held its Small Business Friendly Awards for councils. The winner for Best All Round Small Business Friendliness was Christchurch Council. The nomination contained a raft of the Council’s initiatives, including one where officers had contacted every business in the Borough entitled to Small Business Rate Relief (SBRR). Such relief will be of great help to struggling firms. Offering a helping hand with business rates leaves only the issue of continuous rent rises - another burden on a small business, particularly for high street premises. It is often the combination of rates and rent rises that tips a business over the edge. There are still many independent shops in the town centre, Bargates, and further afield and, at present, only a few empty units. These often end up being taken by national chains or charity shops, which are able to afford the payments. But this has led to a change in many high streets and complaints that it’s difficult to tell one from another. So it was interesting to read proposals in London to use the planning system to support the provision of affordable retail units when applications for retail developments are made. This already happens with housing development. So is this something that could be achieved here?
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Our new columnist Jenni Baden Howard edits nonstopmama. com, an online magazine with beauty, fashion, homes, food, exclusive interviews and great giveaways. Jenni has written for many national newspapers and glossies, including The Daily Telegraph, Elle and Marie Claire Claire. I’m really excited about writing for Christchurch Eye and getting the opportunity to chat to all the fantastic local businesses and experts – from hair stylists to homes and interiors shops, restaurants to gift boutiques – with the aim bringing you lots of ideas and inspiration, targeted to the season. Where to begin?! This month, we’re kicking off with a beauty theme. Now that temperatures are dropping – despite the last minute rays of south coast sunshine we’ve been loving recently – it’s a great time to think about adding a bit of warmth and gloss to post-summer hair and updating your make-up for the colder months (any excuse to splash out on a new lip gloss or nail polish, no?). ‘After summer’s lighter, sunkissed looks, many clients want to tone their hair colour down a little for autumn,’ says Hannah Mattingly, art director at Toni & Guy salon, Christchurch (for appointments, tel: 01202 409560). ‘Many of us are drawn to warmer, more autumnal shades to match the season’. Colour-enhancing shampoos and conditioners – such as those by John Frieda and Charles Worthington, available in town at Boots and Waitrose, for example – along with temporary and semi-permanent colours (used at home or applied professionally in a salon) can be used to add depth and shine to post-summer tresses. Hannah at Toni & Guy also suggests the salon’s professional Natural Glossing treatment. ‘This is inbetween a semi-permanent and permanent colour,’ she explains. ‘It will fade out without regrowth, but it’s important to come in for a complimentary consultation first to check that it’s compatible with your hair’.
If you’re using home hair colours, the crucial thing is to check product packaging for suitability (especially if your tresses are already coloured or chemically treated), do the sensitivity and strand tests and always seek professional advice from a local salon if you’re in any doubt. More complex processes, like highlighting and lowlighting, are often best left to the pros. A fast, easy way to give your beauty routine an instant, seasonal update is at your fingertips (and toes, too!). ‘Very warm, autumnal nail colours are definitely “in” now,’ confirms Alison Filbee, senior therapist at the Matisse Beauty Clinic, Christchurch (for appointments, tel: 01202 487070). ‘The most popular shades for manicures now are mushrooms, darker browns and even deep greens’. Matisse stocks the Jessica range of Custom Nail Colours, a professional range that’s a hit with beauty pros. ‘Among our favourites in the salon are the new Victorian Crush, a soft green, and Bittersweet, a dark toffee shade, which are both part of the Muse autumn/winter collection’. The salon also offers a Jessica Three Week Manicure, which involves “setting” colour under UV light for glossy, long-lasting effect. ‘It’s ideal if you’re busy and the benefits include smudge and chipfree colour,’ adds Alison. On the town’s beauty counters, too, look out for this season’s delicious new shades of chocolate and rich, deep berries. At Boots, try No 7’s Stay Perfect Nail Polish in Spun Sugar and Damson Dream, Bourjois’ 1 Seconde Nail Polish in Gris Cashmere or Maybelline New York’s Forever Strong Professional Varnish in Extreme Blackcurrant or Really Rose. Coming in the next issue: ideas for decorating your home for Christmas. In the meantime, for more up-to-the minute news on beauty, fashion, homes and more, read Jenni’s blog at www.nonstopmama.com
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David King Tour Ride
David King was born in South Bockhampton Christchurch he was educated at Bransgore Church of England Primary School and then went on to Twynham Secondary School. David King of Dorset Road Christchurch has just completed The Prostate Cancer Pro 161KM Stoke-on-Trent Stage of the Tour of Britain ‘Unite ByCycling’. The same route as the Professional Riders took on 12th September. David 36 was inspired to take on the challenge in support of the Charity after his cousins Richard and David Hill lost their farther Robert Hill to Prostate cancer last August. Robert was an active member of Prostate Cancer Support Association (Central England) The boys and three friends got together to take part as ‘Team Hill’ in memory of Robert. The Team left Longdon Park at 08.30am they made good time to the first feeding station at Milwich 35KM onto Ramsorn Common 65KM, Tittesworth
Country Park 105KM on to Gun Hill then back to Longton Park. The finishing line as a lads came over the finishing finishing 495 although it team. David finishing took them 7hrs 50mins in total they did spend rather a long time at the feeding stations and having photo’s taken. Their actual time on the road was about 6hrs 15 Min’s. David joined the Christchurch Bicycle Club in April this year; they cycle on a Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Anyone interested should contact the Secretary Stephen Gray on 01202 387071 or email stephen.gray1@virgin.net Thank you to all the sponsors
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Christchurch Community Celebration Poets Bonfire, by Sue Higgins I am light and heat My flames dance and sing I’m fun and a treat My smoke rises and billows I attract attention From near and far My sparks an extension Fly high in the sky My fire makes patterns That entice you to stare Into my depths What do you see there I can be good
I can be bad Whatever you do Don’t make me mad I enjoy the freedom You have given to me It is amazing How fierce I can be I am a cleansing force I am a destroyer It depends on you I am your bonfire Autumn Haiku, by Karlina St Vincent Old Priory town Rivers flowing under bridges People flowing through
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Teen Column:
Winter is one of my favourite seasons; boiling hot bubble baths, cups of tea, big jumpers and fluffy socks, Saturday nights in with a take-away watching Strictly Come Brogan Moone Dancing or The X y Factor. Staying in my pyjama’s being fixed to the TV all day never seems bad or curling up on the sofa with an old Disney movie. Oh and of course, there’s always that glimpse of hope that we might witness some snow again!
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However, despite all of that, everyday I find myself complaining to my friend Kelly on our walk to the train station about how cold it is. We both wish we had worn two pairs of socks or invested in a proper pair of gloves. Although, by the time we start walking and climb onto the busy train, we tend to forget about it. Another thing I always seem to complain about in the Winter is walking everywhere. Not only is it freezing cold in the mornings, but I’m always so tired from working and school work, I really can’t be bothered! Maybe it’s just because I’m lazy, but sometimes I persuade my mum to take me to the train station or pick me up from work, even though I don’t live that far away. Last Saturday however, I decided to cycle to work and as I was passing Christchurch Junior School, I saw an elderly woman stumble over the pavement and fall to the floor. She dropped her newspaper and purse and sat on the ground in shock. I jumped off my bike, helped her up again and asked if she needed me to call anyone for her. She seemed fine, thanked me, and walked on home. At that point, I realised, if someone nearly 50 years older than me can walk around Christchurch to her house at a slow pace, then I really shouldn’t complain about walking places too. So although I can’t drive yet, I’ll just put on a bigger coat and appreciate when my mum does give me lifts. She reminds me that I’m young and should be walking, even if it is winter!
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Local History It is hard to believe that the site of a municipal car park was once a thriving community, an area with shops, small businesses and houses with families; it was swept aside to make way for the motorcar. The area is now the car park next to the Conservative Club, immediately adjacent to the roundabout at the end of the bypass. The roundabout is called the Pit site roundabout and the car park is the Pit site car park. The area was once a gravel pit from which the local inhabitants would have extracted gravel for building and road mending. When the gravel was no longer required or ran out the area was gradually developed. People built small cottages, yards and store houses on ground they had come to believe was theirs. These buildings were made of cob and thatch, (roofing slate not being a local material, was expensive) all the dwelling houses no doubt contained large families with very little furniture. By the early 19th century the community was an integral part of Bargates.
On the 20th July 1825 a catastrophic fire saw the total destruction of many houses and fifty two families were made homeless. The town of Christchurch responded to the tragedy with remarkable speed and compassion, homes were found for the homeless and a collection fund was started, over a thousand pounds was raised. As a result of the destruction the area was rebuilt with a different layout and different materials. Brick and slate were used rather than the cob and thatch. The design of cottages built was not dissimilar to the ones that have just been finished in Wick Lane. One thoroughfare was named after John Spicer, the Chairman of the committee that was set up to distribute the money raised. The generosity of the town at this time was commemorated in a Plaque which was placed on a cottage in Spicer Street (the cottage, incidentally, that my Great Great Grandparents lived in). The small map dating from the 1840s shows the layout of the area very well. It had a pump, blacksmith, small courtyard and a “lock up,” which replaced the “blind house” (a round building with no windows which was used to imprison miscreants). Over time the main route out of the Town changed, from the road through Bargates and
by Mike Andrews
Above: A copy of the 1840’s Tithe Map from the collection of Allen White Right: The commemorative plaque which was placed over the door of the Preston’s cottage in Spicer Street
Faimile to Barrack Road which had once been just a lane leading past fields to the Barracks. This route began to attract more and more traffic with the growth in popularity of Bournemouth as a holiday destination in the late 19th Century and the increase of motor car traffic. This resulted in the widening of Barrack Road (on a number of occasions over the years). Then when the newly widened Iford Bridge was opened in the early 1930’s a bottleneck at the pit site was created. By the 1930’s the Pit site had become run down and neglected, it became rather notorious as a den of iniquity. The houses in western end of the Pit site were condemned and demolished, this was timely as it allowed the growing number of motor cars an easier access to the Town. The Eastern end of the pit site remained with buildings which included the Antelope Inn and Millers Brother builders and decorator’s house and yard. With traffic filled roads all around and plans for a new by pass coming right into the Town, these buildings were doomed and so after compulsory purchase by the authorities they were demolished and replaced by the Pit site roundabout leaving no memorial except the name. More information on the Great Fire and on the Pit site can be obtained from the Christchurch Local History Society.
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Community Diary & Information This is a free page to publicise your local events and information. Copy deadline is November 12th for inclusion in the December edition of Christchurch Eye. 29 Oct – 4 Nov Stitching at Stanpit Brenda Weeks - Exhibition of student’s work at The Hayloft Gallery, 14 Wick Lane, Christchurch Daily 10-4 Admission free 01202 428004
5 Nov – 21 Dec Frost Fair For unique and affordable Christmas gifts made by local artists at The Hayloft Gallery, 14 Wick Lane, Christchurch Admission Free www.cadarts.com 01202 428004
6 Nov A Coffee Morning in aid of “Save the Children” is to be held in The Mayor’s Parlour, Saxon Square, Christchurch from 10a.m. ‘till noon. Coffee and cake - £1.50. Christmas Cards will be on sale.
6 Nov Poole & Parkstone Productions present - “Around the World with P & P” an evening of music from the top shows. To be held at The Regent Centre, High Street, Christchurch at 7.30p.m. This charity event is in aid of The Lions Club of Christchurch charities and “Guide Dogs for the Blind”. Tickets available from Tel: 01202 489864
6 Nov Christchurch Rotary announces the 2010 Christchurch Community Bonfire and Fireworks Spectacular with the customary wide range of complementary activities at Stanpit Recreation Ground. Once again, with the participation of many local organisations, there will be plenty for young people to do between opening time and the start of the fireworks.Provisional Timetable: Gates open (for plentiful stalls offering food and entertainment): 5.00pm Bonfire lighting 6.15pm Gugge Band 7.00pm Fireworks 7.45pm Free Parking: Two Riversmeet Arena (NB: No spectator parking on Stanpit Recreation Ground)
6 - 7 Nov Antiques Fair at Highcliffe Castle from 10.00am - 4.00pm
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24 Nov TRANSITION TOWN Christchurch FREE SHORT FILMS EVENING 7.30 to 9.30 pm Rear Hall, Baptist Church, Bargates, Christchurch An evening of short films and discussion Free event, refreshments available For further information contact: Lesley 01202 483230
26 Nov Craft Event to be held at Greystones Community Centre, Highcliffe 9.30am-12noon
27 Nov Christmas Fayre – Greystones Community Centre, Highcliffe 9.30am – 12 noon FREE ENTRY
27 Nov Christchurch U3A’s popular band Vintage Brass will be playing at St Katherine’s Church, Church Road, Southbourne at 7pm. Also on the programme will be the equally popular St George’s Choir. The concert is in aid of Cancer Research. Everybody is welcome and tickets at £6 (tea and biscuits included) can be obtained by sending a cheque made payable to “Cancer Research UK” together with SAE, to 11a Salisbury Road, Burton, Christchurch, BH23 7JG.
27 Nov Christchurch Christmas Festival. Great fun for all the family with: -Christmas Market, giant slide and children’s rides in the traffic-free High Street from 10am-7pm -Magical Moments featuring youth bands and entertainment in Saxon Square Priory Christmas Fayre with Reindeer 3pm-7pm - Christmas Lights Switch On by the Mayor of Christchurch Cllr. Nick Geary and HEART FM outside the Old Town Hall in the High Street at 4.30pm
28 Nov Charity Fair at Highcliffe Castle from 11.00am - 4.00pm. 01425 278807
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21 Nov CADArts Christmas Craft Fair 10.30am – 4 pm Hoburne Farm Caravan Park, Hoburne Lane, Highcliffe Entry 50p www.cadarts.com 01202 428004
24 Nov Catch the Killer Presents ‘A Murder Mystery Supper Evening’ Highcliffe Castle 7.00pm Contact Highcliffe Castle for further details. 01425 278807
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coMMUniTY • 29 Fri 19 & Sat 20 Nov 7.45pm Studio £10 Concs £9 Arena Theatre – METAMORPHOSIS Sunday 21 November 7.30pm £16 ROCK ‘N’ ROLL PARADISE – Presley, Lewis, Colhran etc.
51, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH (01202) 499199 Free parking at rear after 7pm www. regentcentre.co.uk Sun 31 Oct, Mon 1 & Wed 3 Nov 7.30pm. Mats: Mon & Wed 2.30pm: Tamara Drewe (15) Tuesday 2 November 7.30pm. Dorset Corset Theatre Co., presents Frankenstein: The Year without Summer. Tickets: £11 Concs: £10 Fri 5 Nov 7.30pm for RNLI & Rotary £11 Sat 6 Nov 7.30pm for Guide Dogs & Lions £11 P & P CHARITY CONCERTS Sunday 7 November 7.30pm £17.50 Concs £16.50 JUKE BOX LEGENDS John Leyton, Mike Berry & Bands Mon 8, Wed 10 & Thurs 11 Nov 7.30pm Mats Wed & Thurs 2.30pm WALL STREET 2: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS (12A) Tuesday 9 November 7.30pm £10 Concs £9 Band of the Royal British Legion ARMISTICE CONCERT
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Monday – Saturday 9.30am – 5pm Sunday 2.15pm – 5.30pm (subject to services) Services at The Priory Sundays – 8am – Holy Communion 9.45am – Sung Eucharist Family Eucharist – as announced 11.15am – Matins and Sermon 3.30pm – Holy Baptism (by arrangement) 6.30pm – Evensong and Sermon Weekdays and Saturdays – 8.30am – Matins 9am – Holy Communion 11am – Thursdays Holy Communion 5pm – Evening Prayer
Sunday 14 November 7.30pm £10.50 Concs £9.50 Swing Unlimited Big Band EVENING OF REMEMBRANCE & NOSTALGIA Mon 15 – Thurs 18 Nov 7.30pm Mats Tues & Wed 2.30pm MADE IN DAGENHAM (15) Thursday 18 November 2.30pm £12 Concs £10 A VERY MERRY MUSIC HALL Friday 19 November 2.30pm & 7.30pm Local films MONTAGUE JACK WAS JACK THE RIPPER FROM WIMBORNE (12A) CENTENERY FLIGHT (U)
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