spotlightOn ISSUE 3 Nov / Dec 2016
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Editors Message Welcome to the November / December edition of the Spotlight on Tuxford and surrounding areas magazine. So here we go towards the run up towards Christmas. The clocks have gone back the dark nights are here and I can feel a difference in the temperature on my early morning runs. It is still a great time of year to make the most of all the local businesses offering amazing deals and seasonal activities. This November / December edition has been an exciting adventure for my-self putting that magazine together meeting more amazing people along the way. Featuring local businesses and some great events planned for Christmas. A must NOT miss for me is the Carol singing at the Mausoleum on the 3rd December 2pm, what a unique experience that is going to be! Local Appeal Looking forward to the New Year I have
signed up for the London Marathon and training is well on its way with me just completing the Worksop Half Marathon at the weekend. I am launching this appeal to find a worthy cause to run for locally to raise funds and put it back into our community, either helping a family raise money for a poorly childs treatment or respite etc. If you are aware of any one locally that would be grateful of the sponsorship please get them to get in contact. I have run for many of the larger charity’s which are all great causes of course but really would like to keep this as local as possible. I look forward to hearing from you. All of us at Spotlight magazines wish you a Happy Christmas and New Year and look forward to our 1st edition of Spotlight magazine in January 2017.
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Contents
Christmas Tree Festival 6 Vets Voice 8 Kids Page 10 Which Christmas Tree 12 Heal That Hangover 14 The Lord Nelson 16 Retford Half Marathon 18 Puzzle Pages 20 Newark Community First Aid 22 Turkey Magic 26 Wrap It Up 28 Dates For Your Diary 30 Local Football News 32 Index of Advertisers
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Christmas Tree Festival
TUXFORD & WESTON CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL 2016 Please request an application form to take part in the 2016 Christmas Tree Festival from the e-mail address. This should be completed and returned by the date shown below. Terms and Conditions £10 per tree per application (monies raised will go towards the Church funds) Application form to be completed and fees to be paid in advance - by Saturday 26th November, 2016 / Weston by Thursday 3rd December, 2016
For Weston email, gillianrob1@aol.com or call Gill Fendley on 01636 821866 mob. 07963391140 All Trees will be on show during December and must be removed by 5th January 2017. We reserve the right to remove and give a refund for a tree design that is inappropriate to the church context
Theme; i.e.; your Company; Organisation; Family; School, Club, the Christmas Season etc – try to be as creative as you can with lots of colour, decorations. Tree - no more than 6 feet high Trees can be real or artificial Battery tree lights ONLY are permitted Each tree will need a sign (maximum A5) outlining Name of organisation etc and briefly explaining the design / theme. The church will be open on Friday 2nd December 9am to 1pm & Weston Saturday 3rd December 9am to 1pm for you to install and decorate your tree. Tuxford Church will be open between 2pm and 5pm on Sunday 4th Dec. For the village to view the trees 10.00 on Saturday 10th Dec at Weston and for everyone to vote for the ‘Best Tree’. The winner will be presented with a £25 cash prize at the subsequent Carol Service held on 13th December at 7 pm. For more information forTuxford email, stnicks7events@gmail.com and leave your query there.
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Vets Voice
As the nights are getting darker and we are all in the throws of getting ready for the lead up to the festive time, it is easy to overlook our pets when multi tasking…..
As the nights are getting darker and we If this happens, the reviving treatment are allwas in the of when getting ready for should begininto in the This verythrows apparent a sodden, sad, shivering pup came the home. clinic........ the lead up to the festive time, it is easy to overlook ourhad pets when multiwith tasking. Firstly apply dry warm heat and towel dry, The owner rushed home a car full of shopping, gifts and associated paraphernalia, not hot water asran thisout can cause obviously mindful of the many jobs to be completed in a short time. Excited pup of the This waswas very apparent when ‘after temperature house, greeted with exuberance by owner, but in haste and raindrop’… the doorawas shut to keep a out sodden, sad, shivering pup the inclement weather........unfortunately so was the pup ! change which the animal cannot came into the clinic. cope with. The pup sniffing around the car had no idea he would be locked out for several hours until the
The owner rushed home Wrap in a blanket/silver foil and next familyhad member appeared. with a car full of shopping, gifts hold the animal close to your and associated paraphernalia, own body to enable the heat Worried and embarrassed owners appeared at the clinic and of course we dealt accordingly with obviously mindful of the many to transfer gradually to the pet the sorry little dog ! jobs to be completed in a short which builds up the temperature. time. If this happens, the reviving treatment should begin in the home. Firstly apply dry warm heat and Then seek professional help for any further towel dry, not hot water as this can cause 'after drop'… a temperature change which the animal Excited pup ran out of the house, was appropriate treatment. cannot cope with. Wrap in a blanket/silver foil and hold the animal close to your own body to greeted with exuberance by owner, but in enable the heat to transfer gradually to the pet which builds upbe theaware temperature. seek and haste and rain the door was shut to keep So please during Then the hustle professional help for any further appropriate treatment. out the inclement weather. bustle of your busy days in the run up to the holidays that your animals are inside, So please be aware the hustle your busy days in the run up to the holidays Unfortunately so wasduring the pup ! Theand pupbustle ofsafe and warm. that your animals are inside, and warm. sniffing around the car hadsafe no idea he would be locked out for several hours until Collingham Vets would like to wish Collingham Vets would like to wish everyone and their pets anand extremely healthy if possible a the next family member appeared. everyone their pets an and extremely prosperous holiday season! healthy and if possible a prosperous Worried and embarrassed owners holiday season! The Riverside Vet Group The Riverside Vetclinic Groupand of course we appeared at the dealt accordingly with the sorry little dog!
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A True Local Love Story In 1807 Henry Pelham the 4th Duke of Newcastle, married Georgiana Mundy, a wealthy heiress. Together the couple had 14 children; 8 sons and 6 daughters, one daughter, Anna Marie died at the tender age of 14 years old. In 1822 during childbirth to twins Georgianna died, one child was stillborn, and the other, George survived just 2 weeks later. This being just 4 months after Anna Marie. The heartbroken Duke after losing four of his family in such a such time decided to build a church and mausoleum at Milton in the Duchess’s memory and instructed architect Robert Smirke to build the monument during 1824-1833 . When the new church was completed in 1833 it became the parish church, replacing All Saints Church in West Markham. The marble monument to Duchess Georgiana and her twin babies, designed by Sir Richard Westmacott with input from the Duke can be viewed at the Mausoluem today.
looked after by the Churches Trust, donations and funding and is open every Sunday MaySept only due to no lighting or heating in the Mausoleum. Groups are welcome out of these times with prior arrangements through the Friends of Mausoleum fundraising group where 10 stewards volunteer their time.
Carol Service at the Mausoleum
Come and take part in an unique opportunity to visit the Mausoleum and attend the carol concert on December 3rd at 2pm til 3pm. Mulled wine and mince tarts will be served. Bring a shawl or blanket. Many thanks to Beryl Venables for her time in showing me around the Mausoleum
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A vibrant bar with a great wine list and local ales A busy restaurant with a fantastic all day menu and a weekly Specials Board that attracts customers from far and wide A great selection of homemade cakes and wonderful coffee from Stokes of Lincoln 7 en-suite bedrooms, many of which can happily accommodate families and guests travelling with their dogs A function / meeting room with a separate bar that can be privately hired for events, family gatherings and business meetings A garden with children’s play area and outside seating
OPENING TIMES: We are open from midday, all day, every day. Our full menu is available from midday – 9pm Monday to Saturday Saturday Brunch from 9am – midday Sunday Roasts from midday – 4.30pm
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2017 RETFORD HALF MARATHON & FAMILY FUN RUN - SUNDAY 12TH MARCH 2017 Local club, amateur and fun runners are being encouraged to sign up for the 2017 Retford Half Marathon which is taking place on Sunday 12th March. The Annual event which is organised by Retford Athletic & Running Club, and also includes a popular Family Fun Run, attracts around 1,000 entrants each year including local runners, and many from across Nottinghamshire, Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and further afield. The half marathon is also a regular fixture for many seasoned runners, and is also popular amongst those wanting to get in shape to take part in, and to complete their first half marathon. Due to growing demand, which saw the 2016 event sell out in January, for the 2017 event the race organisers have increased the entry cap to 1,200. This year, the half marathon is also hosting the 2017 Nottinghamshire AAA County Championships David Corbett, Race Director for the Half Marathon, said “The event has grown extremely well over the last few years, increasing from just over 300 runners in 2013, to 900 in 2016, and for the 2017 event we’re expecting a bumper turn-out of around 1,200 runners. Securing Retford Oaks Academy as the base for the 2014, 2015 and 2016 event is partly down to the success as the venue offers excellent facilities for runners and their supporters including indoor
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registration, changing rooms, showers, indoor bag store, outdoor cycle store, hot & cold refreshments, waiting areas and ample car parking. It’s also enabled us to hold the entire fun run in a safe and secure traffic free environment. We are delighted that we will be using Retford Oaks again for the 2017 event”. A lot of runners also use the event to raise money for a variety of good causes. This year the organisers have teamed up with Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice, who will be the main charity partner. As well as many entrants to the half marathon and fun run running on behalf of Bluebell Wood, each half marathon entry fee includes a donation to the charity. With almost 300 entrants signed up already, the 2017 is set to be the biggest and best yet and the organisers are encouraging runners to sign up as soon as possible as the race is expected sell out again well before the day. Links to online and postal entry is available on the Retford AC website www.retfordac.co.uk The website and the event facebook page www.retfordac.co.uk/retfordhalf also include more information on the event including course maps, results and photos from previous races and example training plans. The entry fee for the half marathon is just £16 for UKA Affiliated runners, and £18 for Un-affiliated runners. (£2 extra on the day if places available). The fun run is free of charge to enter but each entrant must complete an online or offline entry form. The start time for the half marathon is 10am, with the fun run starting at approximately 10.15am.
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Newark Community First Aid
Registered Charity Number 1152694 Newark Community First Aid is a charity formed in 2013, operated by volunteers for the benefit of the local community. The objectives of the charity are to provide first aid training, first aid cover at local events and associated work. To ensure that everyone can learn first aid and that every event can benefit from high quality first aid cover, we provide the vast majority of our services FREE of charge. Community Training One of our main objectives is to increase the number of people in the community with first aid skills so that more lives can be saved and suffering can be reduced. We therefore developed a programme of short (2½ hour) first aid courses aimed at developing key lifesaving skills. We have now completed our third year and are pleased to report that we have trained 2,281 local people on our FREE courses. We have held courses in Newark and 46 surrounding villages, ensuring our training is accessible to all. Our courses cover adult & paediatric life support and basic ‘home’ first aid.
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As we enter our 4th year we would like to encourage many more people to attend. If you belong to a local community group, charity, sports club or simply have a group of friends who would like to receive FREE training please contact us to arrange your course. Event Cover Our volunteers provide first aid cover at local events every week of the year including Christmas Day, when we help the Salvation Army provide a meal and celebration for those less fortunate in our community. We provide cover to many sporting events such as rugby, football, cycling, athletics, netball and cross country running. We attend many equestrian events, village shows, music events such as Newark Blues Festival, Wellowfest and major events on Newark Showground such as the Nottinghamshire County Show and Robin Hood Country Show. To contact us or keep in touch: By Post: 6 Mount Road, Balderton, Newark NG24 3HF Email: newarkcommunityfirstaiders@ hotmail.com Telephone: 01636 683202 (Mobile) 07973 904808
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Dates For Your Diary
November 12th Coffee Morning Weston Village Hall 10am -12.30pm 13th Remembrance Sunday 18th Pie & Peas & Bar Weston Village Hall 26th Pub Night Weston Village Hall 7pm – 11pm
26th The Sun Inn Tuxfor Charity Football Match Raffle Live entertainment – Burlesque 31st New Years Eve Fancy Dress Steam Punk Buffet NO ENTRY CHARGE
Clubs & Events Tuxford Working Mens Club New Members Welcome £5 for the year
December
Wednesdays Quiz Night & Music
1st Coffee Morning Carlton Village Hall
Fridays Bingo, Meat Draw, Open The Box
2nd Carols By Candlelight Carlton 7pm
Sunday Night Music Night
3rd Sing Along At The Mausoleum Milton 2pm – 3pm
Beaver scouts 6 to 8 years old, Monday eve. 5.15- 6.16pm
4th Tuxford Xmas Market
Cub scouts 8 to 10.5 years old, Wednesday eve. 6.30 - 8.30 pm.
9th Xmas Quiz Carlton Village Hall 10th Coffee Morning Weston Village Hall The Lord Nelson Sutton On Trent 1st Anniversary Party 17th The Lord Nelson Sutton On Trent Love Boat Captains 22nd The Lord Nelson Sutton On Trent Big Christmas Quiz
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Scouts - 10.5 years to 14 years, meet Friday eve. 7.00 - 9.00pm. The different sections all meet in the Old School, School Lane, Norwell. 1st Tuxford Boys Brigade Tuxford Church Mondays 6-7.30pm 5yrs – 18yrs 1st Tuxford Girls Brigade Wednesdays 6-7.30pm 5yrs – 18 yrs Mother & Todlers Tuxford Church Mondays 9 – 11am Suggested donation £2
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Laxton Football Club Laxton 1 Grove 9 16/10/2016
Man Of The Match - Joe Gibson Grove started off with a quick goal within 10 min slotting in the bottom left hand corner. Laxton finally scored in the equaliser by Joe Gibson who scored the first goal Grove have conceded this season. Laxton went in at half time 1-1 against top of the league with the rain pouring down both teams went back out and Grove netted 3 goals in 5 minutes. Laxton stuck together but it just wasn’t their day. Grove then netted 5 more goals which showed why they are top of the league.
Collingham 1 Laxton 4 23/10/2016
Man Of the match - Craig Ingram Laxton got back to winning ways against Collingham. Laxton sat back for the first 10 min letting Collingham come at then, however Laxton started to pass the ball around with some great football which lead to Laxton’s first goal by Scott Hennell. Laxton went off at half time 1-0 up. After a good team talk with the manager Laxton came out with good team spirit. Craig Ingram making it 2-0 with a run from the half way line and shortly after a tap in from Ricky Eadson making it 3-0.
Cavs 2 Laxton 3
Man Of The Match - Joe Gibson Another 3 points away from home for Laxton Athletic. Laxton started of slowly and we’re struggling to get out of their own half and after 15 minutes Cavs went 1-0. Laxton then started to play football and get the ball into Cavs box, a well taken corner taken from Will Hamilton which was cleared by a Cavs defender where Rob Denseley took his chance with a volly flying into the top corner. Both teams went in at half time equal with 1 goal a piece. Laxton then got a second with a cross finding Jason Varney in the box and beating the keeper. After numerous chances Tony Davies squared the ball where Joe Gibson Slotted home another goal. Cavs then started to put the pressure of getting into Laxtons box. With 2 minutes to go Gavin Billings caught Cavs striker in the box awarding them a penalty which they put in the back of the net to finish the game 3-2. Laxton now sit in 3rd position in the League Match reports from Evie Hunt
Collingham tried to pull it back with a free kick on the edge of the box managing to sneak in under the the wall and keeper. After a couple of changes from Laxton’s manager Tom Barker came on and scored with his 2nd touch to make it 4-1.
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