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Spotlight on Berry Hill, Rainworth & Blidworth Contents Health and Wellbeing The Health Crunch 6 Motoring Wheel Alignment 10 Lifestyle and Leisure Heartburn 8 Recipe 12 Puzzle page 26 Home & Garden Last Minute Gifts 14 Gardening page 22 Talking Tablets 24 Community Information 28 Index of Advertisers 30 Published by Spotlight Local Media Ltd Company No. 6841257 Tel: 01623 249940 Suite 104, 1 Hanley Street Nottingham NG1 5BL info@spotlightlocal.co.uk www.spotlightlocal.co.uk Graphic Design and Layout: Spotlight Local Media Distribution: Spotlight on West Bridgford is delivered monthly to 7000 homes in Berry Hill, Rainworth and Blidworth.

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Editor’s Letter Merry Christmas everyone! Here we are again. Goodwill to all men and all that. I hope you find time to read the articles during this busy month, as there should be something in here to interest everyone. This is also the last magazine of the year. Thanks to everyone involved in producing, delivering and of course reading the magazine. Thanks to all our advertisers too for supporting us over the last 12 months, and here’s wishing you all a happy new year. As always please feel free to comment or contribute by emailing to info@ spotlightlocal.co.uk. Have a great month.

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Health and Wellbeing

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“Health Crunch” hits Britain

e all know how the credit crunch is affecting interest rates and house prices, but now it seems the economic gloom is beginning to affect our health as well. This is because more of us are cutting back on healthy foods and costly exercise classes and gym memberships in a bid to save money.

Despite the growing financial pressure of the current economic climate, holidays are the one non-negotiable thing one in five of us is not willing to sacrifice. It would seem that for some, abandoning a healthy diet and exercise regime is worth it if they are still able to treat themselves and escape from the daily grind once a year.

It might sound ludicrous, but one in five British people are not eating as healthily since the credit crunch began, according to a report by insurance company PruHealth. It says that the main reason we’re no longer stocking up on nutritious foods, is the burgeoning cost of living. These rising costs are putting pressure on the health and wellbeing of 10.6 million people, according to the study. As a result, a staggering 60 per cent can no longer afford the perceived added expenses associated with ‘being healthy’. This sadly suggests that many people believe they can’t afford to look after their general health and wellbeing in the current economic climate. This is hardly surprising when you consider that in the past 12 months alone, food inflation has reached a record high of 13.7 per cent. As a result, many families have come under increasing financial strain, with nearly one in five parents now turning to cheaper, frozen and convenience food options, and one in eight buying less fruit and vegetables than they used to. But a healthy diet is not the only thing we are sacrificing to stay afloat financially. It seems that exercise is also too expensive for most of us. Worryingly, a third of people feel that participating in exercise is too costly, while 14 per cent of adults say they cannot currently afford to take exercise classes or participate in paid-for sports activities.

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But it doesn’t have to be this way. You can enjoy a healthy diet, exercise regime and a great holiday each year without sacrificing your health or wellbeing. For example, exercise needn’t cost you a penny, just slip on a pair of trainers and get walking, it doesn’t matter where. Just walk until you feel tired and gradually increase the amount every day. Similarly, with a bit of shopping around you will find that there are plenty of options to buy reduced-price healthy produce. Marketing director at PruHealth, Katie Roswell, says: “Although it’s a time of belt-tightening for many people, there are some ways of maintaining your health and wellbeing without breaking the bank. Looking out for deals on varieties of fruit and vegetables whose prices have dropped, and taking advantage of cheaper ways of exercising, such as using the local swimming pool or by getting off the bus a stop early, can all help.”

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Heartburn remedies

atural heartburn remedies can help nearly 20% of the general population who experiences heartburn at least once a week. Still, many other people suffer with it on a daily basis. Taking antacids and other medications is not always the best answer. Let’s face it, the less medication you take the better. But, it is always good to find out what the cause is. This way, natural heartburn remedies can help. Especially in the western world, a good part of the population questions natural cures and prefer to treat the symptoms with drugs. Unfortunately, drugs usually come with side effects, some side effects can be potentially risky as well. But, natural remedies have no side effects, and often treat the problem not just the symptoms. Natural heartburn remedies should only be carried out after you see your doctor first. He can rule out any other serious condition that may be related to this heartburn. Once all else is ruled out, then you can start your home remedy treatment.

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To begin with, the most important thing is to start cutting out certain foods that may be the culprit. It would be recommend it to cut out a few at a time and see if there has been any change. These foods include peppermint, spearmint, vinegar, lemon, orange, tomatoes, grapefruit, raw onion, and many, many more. Reduce your portions to help your digestive system. You can continue to eat the same amount of calories as you always have, just spread out throughout the day. Moreover, you must show your food as much as possible so that your system doesn’t have to go into overdrive. Do not lie down after eating. Laying down will only worsen heartburn. High stress levels can also add to heartburn. Therefore, you must learn some relaxation techniques, or even take supplements that can reduce stress. Reducing or quitting smoking can also help you improve your situation. One folklore remedy recommends licorice, which has been known to reduce inflammation and aid with other stomach related problems. Alex Lee

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Wheel Alignment

egular wheel alignments are an important part of conscientious car maintenance. Unfortunately, many car owners fail to understand the importance of good wheel alignment, and therefore don’t have their alignment checked often enough. Here are five reasons why getting regular wheel alignments is good for your car, your bank account, and your peace of mind. 1: Better gas mileage. When your wheels are aligned properly, it cuts down on rolling resistance, which means that you car doesn’t have to work as hard or burn as much fuel in order to move forward. This is good news for everyone: Not only do you spend less money on gas, but you also get the satisfaction of knowing your car is responsible for less pollution. 2: More mileage out of your tires. Even the slightest problem with your alignment can have disastrous effects on your tires. If your tires have too much or too little toe-in (the degree at which they point in toward each other at the front, like a person who stands pigeon-toed), a narrow strip on each tire will wear down very quickly, causing you to have to get new tires sooner. By getting regular wheel alignments, you ensure that your tires wear evenly, making them last as long as possible. 3: Tire warranties still apply. The problem with your tires wearing from poor wheel alignment is that it usually voids your warranty on the tires. Most warranties only apply to the quality of the goods. In other words, if the tires wear out too soon because of something other than poor quality, then the manufacturer is not responsible. 4: Less wear and tear on other parts. Having the wheels out of alignment can be stressful on the rest of the car, too. It means that you continually need to put pressure on the steering system in order to keep the car straight, and when you brake you often feel the car pull even more sharply, indicating that the brakes are needing to

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work harder on one side than the other. 5: Easier to drive. One of the biggest advantages of having your wheels aligned properly is that your car is easier to drive. No annoying pull to one side or the other. It’s much easier and more pleasant to drive a car that has had regular wheel alignments. As you can see, there are many reasons why a car owner should be sure to get regular wheel alignments. Not only does having your wheels aligned properly save you money on gas, tires, and other potential repairs, but it also gives you better peace of mind to know that your car is being cared for properly. Mansfield Wheel Alignment Centre are wheel alignment specialists who utilise a state of the art wheel alignment tracking system called Hawkeye, which allows your vehicle to be adjusted, so that it has exact wheel alignment to match your vehicle manufacturer settings, exactly. The HD version further enhances the alignment process utilising the Hunter WA aligner console. Four high resolution digital cameras are able to capture the position and orientation of the HD targets mounted to the wheel rim. This gives rapid live alignment readings. WinAlign software leads the operator seamlessly through the adjustment process, and will realign your car back to the manufactures standard. Many local dealers use Mansfield Wheel Alignment Centre for their vehicle alignment, why not you... They can be found at: Unit 7 Anglia Industrial Estate, Anglia way, Mansfield, Nottingham NG18 4LP Or Call 01623 661501 Book now and save on fuel costs.

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Food and Drink

Spinach and Feta Pie Serves 6 Prep: 20 min

Cook: 60 min

1kg washed spinach 2tbsp olive oil 4 spring onions, finely chopped 200g feta cheese 250g ricotta cheese 4 eggs, lightly beaten Grated nutmeg 2tbsp finely chopped dill or flat-leaved parsley Sea salt and pepper 1 packet filo pastry, thawed 125g melted butter Method Pre-heat the oven to 180C/Gas 4. Chop the spinach quite roughly. Heat the olive oil in a large pan then add the spinach and spring onions and cook until the spinach has wilted. Drain well and cool then lightly squeeze out any excess juices.

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In a big bowl, mash the feta cheese with the ricotta, then beat in the eggs, nutmeg, chopped dill or parsley, sea salt and lots of pepper. Add the spinach and spring onions and mix well. Brush one sheet of filo pastry with melted butter and place it in a lightly oiled 20cm x 28cm (8in x 10in) ovenproof baking dish, allowing for some overlap. Continue layering the brushed sheets one on top of the other until you have six layers, and then fill the dish with the spinach mixture. Top with six more layers of buttered pastry and trim or tuck in the edges. Bake for 60 minutes or until set. Rest for ten minutes, then cut into squares and serve.

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Lifestyle & Leisure Last Minute Gifts

Some people are just downright impossible to shop for which is why you’ve put off buying anything until now. In this case, present them with a written promise to take them shopping for something they really want. For some people it really is better to get their input before buying. Another heartfelt refrain is “what do I get the person who has everything?” The answer is… a box to put it all in. Whether this is an unusual jewellery box, a useful sewing chest or colourful, personalised storage containers for children, you can’t go wrong with an attractive box. It’s not too late to find the perfect gift.

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re you ready for Christmas? Are you so organised that you bought everything in the January sales for gift-giving twelve months later? If you answered “yes”, then there’s no need to read on. However, if you’re like me, Christmas has once again taken you completely by surprise. I suspect we all go into denial at the point when the first Christmas decorations arrive in the shops around about August! Normally we’d panic and snatch the first vaguely suitable gift from the nearest available shop. But wait! Last minute gifts are never well thought out, are they? The adage “it’s the thought that counts” is actually incredibly important. People would rather receive a small, carefully chosen gift than a hastily grabbed box of bath products that scream “this will do”! Don’t panic. Most shops will be open on Christmas Eve, so you can really leave it until the absolute last minute if you plan a little first. Make a list of who you need to buy for and spend time really thinking about those people. What do they like? What would they appreciate? Keeping the recipient in mind and choosing a thoughtful gift is the only way to succeed at this late stage.

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Donate the gift of your time. Offer to babysit so parents can take a welldeserved break. Spend a day gardening for someone. Buy tickets for a concert, cinema, sporting event or a play and take the family. Organise a surprise weekend break or holiday and present the tickets on Christmas Day. Bring some nostalgia to Christmas with family-friendly board games. Introduce extra food with a gourmet gift hamper. A beautiful tree ornament will hold memories every year when it comes out again. Students will always appreciate money. Don’t even attempt to work out what the ‘in-thing’ is as it will surely change next week. If you’re still stuck, there are always gift vouchers. Spa-breaks, restaurant vouchers, experience days, animal adoption and cookery courses are unusual vouchers to give. Last minute Christmas gifts don’t have to come from the shops. Use your imagination and take some time to think about what they would really welcome. Have a happy and stress-free Christmas! Suki North

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Business Focus Eazi-Move

Worksop. Mayor Tony Egginton opened the office and cut the ribbon at the latest franchised office. Said Dawn “ We opened during a very difficult time in the market back in 2007 but we have had a great response due to our unique service given at Eazi-move, we blow the traditional agents out of the water with their old traditional way of marketing houses.” Another franchisee opens at Eazi-move Dawn Broome who set up the first Eazimove office in Rainworth more than 3 years ago is celebrating the opening of her latewst office in Mansfield Woodhouse. Since then, the firm has bucked the trend and expanded into Warsop and then

Dawn is this month starting training with new franchisees which are planned for opening in January 2011 and she has another 10 offices planned over the next 12 months. “Our mission is to be the regions most successful Estate & Letting Agents with 30 offices by 2013. Interested in being part of that success visit our website www.eazi-move.net

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Home and Garden The Holly and The Ivy The holly and the ivy, when they are both full grown, of all the trees that are in the wood the holly bears the crown.

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here’s no doubt that holly and ivy are synonymous with Christmas. This dates back to preChristian era when pagans used evergreen decorations in their mid-winter celebrations. It’s not hard to see why they were attracted to these beautiful plants which offer a promise of better times to come during the most barren time of the year. Early Christians adopted them too and imbued holly particularly with Christian symbolism. In the carol, ivy isn’t actually mentioned again until the last verse which is a repeat of the first. It has a cameo role because of earlier songs, such as ‘The Contest of The Ivy and The Holly,’ in which the attributes of holly (male) and ivy (female) are compared. Our ancestors lived close to the earth and the seasons and were open to symbolism. As modern gardeners we might be sceptical of the symbolism, but we can embrace the glory of these seasonal plants.

Ivy (Hedera) comes in many sizes, from the tiny-leaved ‘Spetchley’ to the handsized leaves of ‘Maple Leaf’. It also comes in a beautiful variety of colours from the rich green, crimped leaves of ‘Parsley crested’ which makes great ground cover, to the gorgeous red-stemmed yellow leaves of the climber ‘Sunrise’. For winter baskets I’d recommend the lime-green ‘Ursula’ and her grey-leaved friend ‘Frederick’. Ivy is a doddle to grow. There are only a few things to remember. Cut it back in spring to encourage new growth and take cuttings between October and March when the growth is woody. Yellow varieties need sunshine and don’t let any of it grow into your eaves. Other than that, it is your undemanding gardening friend. Holly (Ilex) is pretty easy-going too. It will grow almost anywhere except really waterlogged soil. It’s tolerant of pollution, salt and wind and grows really slowly, so it’s great for small gardens in the city and by the sea. Protect it from rabbits if they frequent your garden as they love to eat the bark. Trim it in August if you have to and remove plain green shoots on variegated varieties. Take cuttings in the late summer or autumn. It does resent root disturbance once it’s established so plant it in the right place first time. Hollies are male or female but not necessarily named to help, so ‘Silver Queen’ is actually male and ‘Martin’ is female! You’ll need both for berries so talk to your nurseryman to be sure. If you only have room for one, grow a self-fertile variety such as ‘J C Van Tol’. Merry Christmas.

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Talking Tablets!

he new tablet computers - or “tablets” – mean that taking your book, your mp3 player and the whole internet with you just got easier. Apple cornered the market with the release of the iPad. The decision to combine applications (apps) available on the iPhone and the iPod incorporated with the facilities of a netbook is a huge step forward. It has become the consumer electronics hit of 2010. ‘Androgynous’ is the best way to describe the tablet computer. Sleek and masculine, yet light and feminine. It doesn’t look out of place in anyone’s hands. The iPad costs from £450 so is only £100 more expensive than a netbook, and it’s smaller too. Your online life - Facebook, Twitter, blogs, music, email, photographs – is instantly accessible and the applications available are varied, ingenious and affordable. Motion-sensitive features of tablets create a whole new dimension to gaming and the touch sensitive screen brings back tactility. The clarity of the screen ensures that using the tablet as an e-reader is an enjoyable affair. Turn virtual pages and store thousands of titles on your virtual bookshelf. Built-in WiFi means a tablet connects to your home internet network within a few minutes and 3G technology lets you take advantage of thousands of free internet hotspots available all over the UK. Long battery life means you can use a tablet all day without worrying about the battery dying in the middle of something important.

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Apple’s iPad has spawned imminent releases from Blackberry, Samsung and Dell – the Playbook, the Galaxy and the Streak respectively. Each of these tablets has copycat features but each has added a camera and a few other features that the iPad does not yet have. The Blackberry Playbook uses its own operating system to support its own apps whereas the Samsung Galaxy uses widely available Android-based apps. The next generation of iPad will incorporate a camera - great for Skype and video conferencing. Further updates will be software-based. Upgrades will be available for free or a very small charge – just like the iPhone and iPod. Using the same operating system as the iPhone and the iPod means that consumers who already subscribe to the Apple store or iTunes can synchronise the iPad with their existing account. Previously purchased applications (apps) such as games, newspaper subscriptions and e-books can also be transferred over. Tablet computers create easy access to your online life whilst freeing up your phone for calls and texts. It is a happy medium between home and on-the-move. Nickie O’Hara

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Community Information The L.A. School Of Dance provides a variety of children’s dance classes (3yrs plus) and adult fitness classes (16yrs plus) in the Rainworth area. Classes, courses, one to one tuition and children’s birthday parties. Rainworth Village Hall Thursday Latin American/Ballroom 4.45pm – 5.45pm Thursday Freestyle/Street Dance 5.45pm – 6.30pm Thursday Dance-Fit 6.30pm – 7.30pm Rainworth Village Hall Saturday Freestyle/Street Dance 10am – 10.45am Saturday Latin American/Ballroom 10.45 – 11.45am Joseph Whitaker Sports College Tuesday Zumba 6pm – 6.45pm Tuesday Pilates 6.45pm – 7.30pm For further information contact Leanne Martin 07757119259 ladanceandfitness@hotmail.co.uk

These are free pages to publicise your local events and information. We would love to hear from you if you know of any event in or around the Berry Hill, Rainworth and Blidworth area; copy deadline is the 1st of each month. Please email dave@spotlightlocal.co.uk Water Babies: award-winning specialist baby swimming classes at Annesley School (Wed,Thurs); Portland College (Tues,Thurs, Fri) and Kings Mill hospital (Mon, Fri, Sat) - contact Marie on 01636 815567 or check out the website www.waterbabies.co.uk for more information BLIDWORTH & RAINWORTH WOMENS INSTITUTE meet on the first thursday of each month at the Blidworth Methodist Church, main St, Blidworth at 7.30pm. New members welcome. BLIDWORTH & DISTRICT HISTORICAL AND HERITAGE SOCIETY meet on the first Tuesday of each month at the Blidworth Miners Welfare 7.30pm. Contact Bill Hutton for more information. 01623 484189

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1st Rainworth Scout Group meets 7pm each wednesday at SS Simon & Jude Church Hall . Beavers and Cubs meet Mondays 5.30 pm.

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Index of Advertisers

Beauty Mansfield Electrolysis & Laser 8 Divine Hair & Beauty 29 Nibble Me 31

Franchises Eazi-Move Garden Services Steve Horsnall

Carpets and Flooring Hydro Active Services Mint Carpet Cleaning

Golf Riverbank Golf

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Driver Training Gold Driver Training

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Restaurants & Bars Browns Bar BB’s Italian Restaurant Pontefino’s Restaurant

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Jewellers Acton Jewellery

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Roofing Fletcher Roofing

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Joinery D M T Joinery

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Security Services Gee Security

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Motoring Tyre 4 U Ltd

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Stairlifts Liftec

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Menswear Clement Taylor

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Therapists Uriel Therapies

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Fencing Steve Horsnall

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Furniture Progressive Furnishings 2 Ex Catalogue Furniture 23

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Photography Mark Walker Photo Image Workshop

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Electricians RS Electrical Trevor Hylton Electrical

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Ironing Services Pressed Express

Cleaning Hydro Active Services

Disco / Karaoke Entertainer Video Disco

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Crafts Craft-e-Liza

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Plumbing / Heating Protek MCK Plumbing Stephen Flemming SSM Services

Health and Fitness Lighter Life Protein Shack

Children Brighter Futures White Post Nursery

Counselling Amethyst

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Property Maintenance Sapphire Home Improvements 29 DIY SOS 21 PLS Interiors 15 Painters & Decorators James

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Private Hire Truman Travel B-Line Travel

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Upholstery Specialist Upholstery

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Weight Loss Lighter Life

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Windows and Doors D F Blinds Victorian Sash

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