Hampton Gazette August

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ello and welcome to the August issue of the Hampton Gazette. The summer holidays are now here so it’s time to enjoy some lovely sunshine and have some fantastic family days out.

We are very lucky to live in such a lovely area where we have many great activities to do right on our door step. In this month’s issue we have put together a summer holiday guide for you, with some ideas of free days out and a selection of great clubs for the children to go to to make new friends and try out new activities.

As always please do not forget to mention this publication when responding to our advertisers as without them we wouldn’t be able to bring you the Gazette.

Please keep sending in your photos and emails to us – we love to listen to feedback from our community.

Enjoy the holidays. Until next month,

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Hampton FC head to Barcelona’s Nou Camp!

SCHOOLS

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Fun days out to keep your kids smiling this holiday.

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Latest update from Hampton’s management company.

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Films, apps and books reviewed and rated.

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HEALTH & BEAUTY

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Great treatments available from the BodyLaser clinic.

PETS

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Pet holiday options and keeping your pet cool.

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COMMUNITY NEWS

News from Hampton Health Meningitis vaccine for students Cases of meningitis and septicaemia (blood poisoning) caused

by Men W bacteria are rising, due to a particularly deadly strain.

From August 2015, all 17- and 18-year-olds in school year 13 and firsttime university students up to the age of 25 will be offered the Men ACWY vaccine as part of the NHS vaccination program.

The Men ACWY vaccine protects against four different causes of meningitis and septicaemia – meningococcal (Men) A, C, W and Y diseases.

Men ACWY vaccine is given by a single injection into the upper arm.

Why do teenagers and students need Men W vaccination?

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ith early diagnosis and antibiotic treatment, most people with meningococcal disease make a full recovery. But it’s fatal in about 1 in 10 cases and can lead to long-term health problems, such as amputation, deafness, epilepsy and learning difficulties.

Older teenagers and university students are at high risk of infection because they tend to live in close contact in shared accommodation, such as university halls of residence.

We will be sending letters inviting teenagers in school year 13 to have the Men ACWY vaccine

at the practice so please look out for the letters and contact the practice to book an appointment.

There will also be a catch-up vaccination programme for current school year 10 students through schools from January 2016 and the Men ACWY vaccine will also be added to the routine adolescent schools programme (school year 9 or 10) from autumn 2015, alongside the 3-in-1 teenage booster, and as a direct replacement for the Men C Vaccination.

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Meningitis is inflammation of the protective layers that surround the brain and spinal cord. These layers are called the meninges.

Men ACWY vaccine is given by a single injection into the upper arm. Meningitis can be divided into two main types; viral and bacterial meningitis. Viral meningitis is reasonably common, but rarely fatal.

Bacterial forms are comparatively rare, but extremely dangerous and can be fatal.

For more information about meningitis and the Men ACWY vaccination please visit the NHS Choices website at www.nhs.uk

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ainy days can be the hardest but we can have a lot of fun with a bit of imagination. Why not fill the crafts draw with paint, glitter and card and make a handprint daffodil, or use your hand prints and turn them into fish? Make rabbits with footprint ears. Maybe you could treat the older ones to a cinema trip or a cozy day under a blanket watching a film whilst eating freshly baked fairy cakes. If it’s not too wet, get your wellies on and splash in the puddles!

When the rain dries up, there’s so much we can do.

Pack a picnic and pop to see the ducks, just make sure you take extra bread, ducks can be greedy! We could dig the bikes out of the garage and follow the circle route to Nene Park. There we can follow a nature trail, or ride the train; if the sun comes out we can even have a BBQ there and a boat ride. For the younger ones we can get our sun hats on and play in the park, maybe cool down with an ice cream.

What about brightening up your own garden with a trip to Dobbies, we can get the little ones to help dig the holes, get nice and messy! During our holidays we are going to visit Railworld for the first time, which is very exiting.

For the babies why not meet up with a friend and take them to Kiddicare? There you can have some lunch and the babies can meet new friends in the soft play area.

For the bigger ones, if you can travel a little further why not visit Activity World or Big Sky Adventure Play. We have been to Activity World ourselves and it’s so much fun, they even have a toddler area full of toys and we can’t forget the giant Lego!

I love the summer holidays and I can’t wait to do some exploring of my own. Whatever you do this summer stay safe and have fun because it will fly by!

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MEET YOUR PARISH COUNCILLORS This month we talk to Hampton Parish Council’s new chairwoman Marion Sharp

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Each month we are going to introduce you to one of your Parish Council members, so you can find out a bit more about them and what they do . . .

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y name is Marion Sharp and I am the newly elected Chairwoman of Hampton Parish Council.

I have lived in Hampton Hargate since August 1999 and was co-opted on to the Parish Council in March 2011 following my ‘retirement’ from teaching in 2010.

Having taught for 39 years both in state schools and the Independent Peterborough High School I have an extensive knowledge of the education process and policies, etc. and have campaigned for more school places to be made available in Hampton. I teach two days per week in a Peterborough school (having been headhunted) and on my days off enjoy walking my two dogs around the lakes in Hampton, and before anyone asks, yes, I use ‘poo bags’ to bag it and bin it.

Whilst walking our two dogs around Hampton (a good way to meet other dog- owner residents), I enjoy admiring the many wellkept front gardens in the area, as well as taking note of the amount of litter needlessly dropped !

We should feel proud to be living in Hampton. How many UK residents can boast of wide open spaces, football pitches, lakes, excellent shops and short commute into a city centre? We do continue to seek for improvements to the centre of Hampton Vale and meet again with the City Council to implement new measures.

The Parish Council is a hardworking and committed non-political group of elected or co-opted volunteers, whose aim is to make Hampton a model for other city councils to follow. I am pleased to inform you that we intend to launch exciting new initiatives to benefit all residents. The skate park is finally underway and this is due to the Parish Council’s relentless and tireless campaign for it!

If you have a query or problem, then please feel free to attend the 15 minute public forum of Parish Council Meetings (held in the Tesco meeting room at Serpentine Green on the first Thursday of every month at 7pm).

Alternatively, use the Parish Council website for information or parish noticeboards.

The VE 70 Events recently held, brought many residents together and although we wouldn’t wish for wars of past times, we would certainly welcome the strong community spirit and camaraderie of old!

Please stop and say ‘Hello’!

Best wishes, Marion.

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CONSUMER ADVICE

Avoiding holiday scams

by Eileen Le Voi

New figures have revealed that British holidaymakers lost £2.2m in 2014 through a series of internet-based scams and deceptions.

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he National Fraud Intelligence Bureau revealed more than 1,500 cases of holiday booking fraud were reported in 2014. The most common types of fraud related to fake air tickets, bogus online adverts, hacked accounts and dodgy websites, with those aged 30-49 most commonly targeted. If you’re looking for a holiday deal, there are easy steps you can take to help safeguard yourself and your holiday.

1. Research your company and accommodation Do thorough online searches to ensure the company’s credibility. Online forums ask for other customers’ experiences. Visit long standing review sites such as Trip Advisor and look at overall customer feedback.

2. Is the company ATOL and/or ABTA registered?

By law, every UK travel company that sells air holidays and flights is required to hold an ATOL, which stands for Air Travel Organiser’s Licence. ATOL offers consumers financial protection in the event of a travel company failure or if something goes wrong and you’re stranded abroad.

ABTA, the UK’s largest travel body, provides a code of conduct for their members to abide by. Customers travelling with ABTA-registered companies can be reassured they have a greater level of protection should things go wrong.

3. Pay with a credit or debit card The majority of people defrauded in 2014 paid with a bank transfer or cash – with no means of redress available. Only a small proportion paid by credit or debit card, where assistance can be sought.

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Park’s creator opens improved wildlife garden Thirty seven years after Ferry Meadows Country Park opened to the public, its key creator, Wyndham Thomas CBE, returned in July to formally open its improved Wildlife Garden.

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he garden, which forms part of the Visitor Centre, is a ‘park in miniature’. Offering shelter from the winds that whistle across the lake and meadows but representing the variety of habitats in the wider Nene Park, it contains a small pond, meadow areas and trees.

Images taken by park visitors Matthew Farrugia and David Mills and Ranger Ashley Wheal have also been displayed. There is a panel created by chainsaw carver Dick Tilley at the Woodlands Day event in the Park showing some of the wildlife you could see in the garden and a giant beetle carved into a log created by the same sculptor.

Gardener Gareth Lorman, who formerly worked in Monty Don’s garden, said: “It has been an absolute pleasure to work alongside the volunteers and rangers to carry out all the improvements to the garden. Their dedication has transformed this space with log piles, new decking to the pond, bamboo chimes, butterfly borders and stepping stones amongst the flowers.”

Come rain or shine, volunteers work alongside the park rangers every Wednesday. With some of them being keen gardeners at home, they have been able to apply muscle power and enthusiasm to achieve the garden improvements.

Volunteer Graham May says “We really hope that people of all ages will visit the garden, enjoy its flowers, plants and insects and that they will be inspired to do more in their own gardens. Please do pop into the Visitor Centre on your next visit to the park to collect a free leaflet giving you top ten tips to follow in your own garden to encourage and enjoy more wildlife.”

Gardens are perfect habitats for wildlife and the number we have nationally means we can do something important for nature quite literally on our doorstep.

People are invited to come to the Wildlife Garden and revisit their childhood by having a go on the bamboo chimes and following the stepping stones through the flowers!

Volunteers and gardners pictured at the opening in July

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The Wildlife of Hampton

On many of the nature boards around Hampton the Pipistrelle Bat is featured. Pipistrelles are tiny bats that are only 3.5 to 4.5cm in length (only the size from the nail to the first joint of an adult thumb!) and are the UK’s most common bat species.

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hey emerge at dusk to feed on small flying insects, such as mosquitoes, small moths, lacewings and mayflies for a couple of hours before returning to their roosts. A single pipistrelle can eat 3,000 mosquitoes in one night. Pipistrelles are agile, fast fliers, flying 5-10m above ground level and low over water.

August is a good month to see Pipistrelles, although they are around from April to September. The young bats are born in June or July and in August they are able to fly and leave the roost. They usually only produce one youngster. In the winter, from November to late March, they hibernate in crevices and holes in trees and in buildings.

All the UK species of bats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, and it is illegal to harm them or disturb their roost sites. Pipistrelle bats natural predators are owls such as the tawny owl and barn owl.

If you find a sick or ailing bat, you should not approach or handle the animal but seek advice from the Bat Conservation Trust. Their website also gives further information about bats in general (www.bats.org.uk).

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t seems summer has arrived in fits and starts and is being typically fickle with who she honours with blue skies, warm winds or crashing storms. Wow! What an amazing mix of weather we have had since last month!

Here at Hampton WI we also have an amazing mix of fantastically friendly and funny ladies. Not a meeting goes by without lots of laughter or learning something new and last month was no exception. We had a beginner’s class on Crochet: something about 90 per cent of us had never tried before!

Education is one of the founding principles of the Women’s Institute. Every meeting has to have an educational element, be it of a ‘hands on’ nature, or listening to a speaker, and the content of every meeting has been an idea put forward by the members.

We have some brilliant meetings lined up for the rest of the year including Wicker Work and Christmas Wreath and Bauble making. We meet just one night a month, every third Thursday, and any woman from 18 to 108 is welcome. Over the last few months our numbers have doubled so there is plenty of company to be found here at Hampton WI. Maybe we will see you soon?

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Hampton Skatepark Construction Update The Parish Council has announced that work has ‘at last’ commenced on the much anticipated Hampton Skatepark project.

The project build has commenced and the latest photographs show the excavation of the bowl profiles and the site footprints are now becoming apparent.

Secure containers have been delivered to the site to keep plant and equipment safe and a materials compound erected.

Welders and other workers will be on site from 20 July and as the contractors have raised no problems the build looks likely to be completed on time.

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Barcelona Here We Come

Hampton U12s Blues recently took part in a tournament held in the Nou Camp Stadium. Trying to work out who was more excited about the thought of playing at the home of Barcelona FC, the boys or the parents, was a tricky one.

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emperatures topped over 30 degrees for the group stages but the boys rose to the challenge and won their group.

Unfortunately, they lost in the semi- finals, but undeterred they came back out to play again for the third place playoffs and comfortably won that game to finish third overall.

‘Once in a lifetime’ is a phrase often over used, but watching the team run out to the Barcelona match day music from the players tunnel, touching the pitch and then waving at the supporters in the stand is something they won’t forget.

Many thanks go to Jamie McLaughlin and Duncan Heal for organising.

Hampton Cricket Club hits great form The last few weeks at Hampton CC have seen a bit of a turnaround for the Saturday 1st XI, including two fantastic nail-biting wins over the league leaders, Stamford Town, and a semi-final victory in the Cootes Cup that has booked the team a place in the final.

A fantastic effort from the squad.

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he Sunday 1st XI is also riding high and have continued their run of winning every game this season. Halfway through the season and promotion is looking very realistic, which would be another great achievement for the club.

Junior training is still being incredibly well supported and the club would like to thank all of the kids and parents that come down each week, even when there is a bit of rain in the air. Keep it up!

With the Ashes now in full swing, why not pop down and check out what’s going on? There are home games almost every Saturday and Sunday and it’s great to see people around the ground. Maybe it will even convince you to give it a try. So come on down!

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SCHOOLS

Hampton College Update What a hectic end to the summer term.

Events which have happened in the past few weeks include: Secondary and Primary Phase Sports Days, which saw parents turn out to cheer on our young & talented athletes as they competed in a range of sporting activities; Year 11 Leavers’ Day, which included tears, hoodies, competitions and ice cream; Higher Education Information Evening; Year 6 Induction day and the spectacular Arts Celebration Evening which showcased the wonderful student work at Hampton College. There is still lots more to come, including the Year 13 Leavers Evening and a range of exciting trips and activities during Enrichment Week, including camp and trips to Paris and Belgium.

Glad rags on show for ‘Fairytale’ Prom Big hair, ball gowns and expensive cars everywhere: Thursday, 2 July saw a fairytale ending to secondary school life as the Year 11 Prom took place. Both the boys and girls looked truly stunning as they swapped school uniform for elegant evening attire.

The students enjoyed a three course dinner followed by an evening of laughing and dancing with friends and teachers.

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Hampton Vale Primary

Another successful year full of engaging and learning opportunities at Hampton Vale Primary School ended with a packed programme of summer events for children right across the school.

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undreds of children, parents and school adults packed into the school hall for the now traditional celebration evening, at which they looked back at the school’s and pupils’ achievements over the year. Progress, achievement and attendance awards were presented to children who had excelled in these areas over the year.

The school stage has been a busy place too, with the Year Six children performing their version of the Aladdin musical, firstly to the rest of the school and then to parents and carers. A summer music concert saw more than 70 young dancers, singers and musicians, including a number of soloists, and led by music teacher Helen Yeeles and the school’s team of peripatetic music teachers, perform to an audience of parents and carers.

Following their production, the Year Six children became young entrepreneurs as they set up their own businesses and stalls for trading with the rest of the school. They – together with Year Three children – also took part in the Farming and Food Day at the East of England Showground. Children in other year groups have also seen their learning inspired by educational visits. A day at Ferry Meadows for the school’s Foundation Stage children was full of exciting activities including denbuilding, ball and team games and watercolour painting. The children also had the opportunity to discover more about the wildlife at the park. Meanwhile, Year Two children spent the day at Hunstanton, including a visit to the Sea Life Centre there, as part of their Coastal Adventures theme.

Hundreds of parents and members of the Hampton community joined children for the school’s successful summer fair, which was organised by the school’s PTFA. In other events, children from the school’s dance club joined pupils from across the city in a dance festival at The Cresset, and best-selling author Steve Cole, whose work includes the Astrosaurs series, spoke to the whole school to encourage them to develop their writing skills.

During the summer term, the school has also held four Story Cafes for Reception and Year 1 parents and children. The sessions are used to promote and enhance the enjoyment of reading together from an early age. They provided parents/carers with an opportunity to come into school in a relaxed, informal environment, enjoy some refreshments and work with their children.

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KIDS’DAYS DAYSOUT OUT KIDS’

Peterborough’s first Minigolf arrives at Dobbies!

Golfing professionals Simon and Roger Fitton bring Minigolf to Peterborough in collaboration with Minigolf Specialists ‘UrbanCrazy’.

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he Fittons wanted to create a fun and timeless course where all ages and abilities can play together and share a laugh in a relaxed environment. This is an exciting course with a weaving layout and natural elements, twospeed greens, slopes, mounds and strategically-placed water hazards.

Summer opening hours MondayFriday 9.30am-7pm, Saturday 9am5pm and Sunday 10.30am-4.30pm.

Last tickets sold one hour prior to closing.

This is a fantastic venue for children’s parties and corporate events. Minigolf is the perfect leveller – anyone can win! This timeless, classic game is a sure fire way to raise a smile and allows

colleagues to network and interact in a relaxed environment. Whatever the size of your meeting or party, Dobbies is the ideal venue. With excellent meeting spaces, great facilities and a delicious menu to choose from, you, your friends, clients or colleagues will be well catered for.

Peterborough Minigolf is due to open on 22 July with the Grand Opening at 11am on Saturday 1 August. Watch the display by the members of the Great Britain Minigolf Team! Peterborough Minigolf is located at Dobbies Garden Centre, PE7 8NY where there is ample free parking, a great café and free wifi.

Contact Simon Fitton at hello@peterboroughminigolf.com for further details or check out the website www.peterboroughminigolf.com

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KIDS’DAYS DAYS OUT KIDS’ OUT SCHOOLS

Summer Holidays TERBOROUGH CENTRAL PARK – PE of all thousands of visitors Central Park attracts ed ish urb ref d an ed restor ages to a delightfully pool, g lin dd pa lar pu po a e venue, facilities includ ren’s y garden, aviary, child sunken garden, sensor g ttin pu d an ing s, bowl play area, tennis court oss rcr tte Bu nd rou arye green and the bustling round programme of Tearooms. A busy year ncerts, park ranging from co events is offered in the es, urs co s ort sp s, on cti open-air theatre produ ys. d fun da teddy bears’ picnics an Park Road and off t jus d ate loc is Central Park gh rou city centre.

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RAILWORLD Oundle Road, Woo dston If you enjoy railway s, this is the place to be. The NVR Youn g Members Group have a Pacific Steam Locomotive from the Danish Railway s under restoration .

There is a massive 1,500 sq ft garden railway, an amazing 7 track ‘OO’ gauge Model Railway – Plu s!

The Wildlife Haven, named after our founder Rev Ric hard Paten, is an intriguing place for both young and old to explore and learn about nature and how to create a home for our native species.

Find out about the fantastic volunteering oppo rtunities available at Railworld. Please ring 01733 344240 on Open Days. Or em ail pearce_brian_t@nt lworld.com www.railworld.net /

CROWN LAKES The site was transformed back in 1997 by landowners O&H Hampton who have brought the site, from derelict land left over from the brick workings to what it is today. The park can be found near the village of Farcet. The tour starts in the car park and heads down the first pathway to your left.

You can also cycle there from Hampton Vale, just follow the cycle route from the traffic lights at the top of Eagle Way, it is a 10-minute ride!

Crown lakes is a beautiful park, with some lovely lakes and superb grassed areas, which is ideal for the children to run around and enjoy the summer!

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CELEBRATING YOUNG ACHIEVEMENT

HAMPTON’S GOT TALENT SPORTS SUCCESS SPORTS SUCCESS Well done

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2nd place in the heats and 4th in the overall final at the Peterborough schools sports day.

Great performances by

Ross, Josh, Harry & Nayasha On one of the hottest days of the year .

We have so many talented youngsters in Hampton of all ages and we should celebrate that fact! If you know someone who you think deserves a prize for

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Carol Salon (owne r of Nail Envy – Hampton Vale) rai sed £1320 for children’s ward Amazon at Peterborough Ho spital by taking part in the Rat Race held in Stamford. She ran 14 miles and tackled 150 obsta cles.

warmed many he arts after their good de ed was posted on the Hampton Gazette Facebook page. Th ey were discovered in the toddler park along Silver Hill, Hampton Harg ate, one wearing a rubber glove and the othe r holding a bag, co llecting all the rubbish. Whe n asked if they we re doing this for the school, they said th at do it almost every da y to keep the park free of litter for others to enjoy! They said th at the older youths go in the park at night an d leave all their rubbish. Th ese two young lad ies were selflessly mak ing the area bette r for the younger children to enjoy and play safely.

Their parents mus t be bursting with pride!

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LEGAL ADVICE

Supreme Court hears double divorce challenge Two women who were duped into accepting ‘unfair’ divorce settlements, based on false information provided by their ex-husbands, have asked the Supreme Court to tackle dishonesty in family proceedings and overturn their Court Orders in a three day hearing that took place in early June in London.

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oth Alison Sharland and Varsha Gohil have asked the Supreme Court to set aside their divorce settlements on the basis that their husbands were dishonest and deliberately misled them and the Court during the original hearing.

It is the first time in a generation that the highest court in the land will hear cases on this issue. Family Lawyers hope that Judges will seize the opportunity to show that dishonesty will not be tolerated in the Family Court.

There are concerns that if the settlements are not overturned, others in the future could use these cases as a precedent to excuse nondisclosure in their own divorce proceedings.

The chance of such a situation happening in your divorce is very much reduced by instructing family law specialist solicitors.

We are experienced in spotting the signs of hidden assets and partial financial disclosure to ensure that full transparency is achieved wherever possible.

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Coming soon on the FILMFRONT FANTASTIC FOUR Released Friday 7 August.

Fantastic Four, a contemporary re-imagining of Marvel’s original and longest-running superhero team, centres on four young outsiders who teleport to an alternate and dangerous universe, which alters their physical form in shocking ways. Their lives irrevocably upended, the team must learn to harness their daunting new abilities and work together to save Earth from a former friend turned enemy.

SHE’S FUNNY THAT WAY Released Friday 21 August. A screwball comedy following a married film and Broadway director (Owen Wilson) who falls for a prostitute-turned-actress (Imogen Poots). Jennifer Aniston plays a therapist whose mother is in rehab.

Released Friday 7 August. Can you really go through life having never wronged anyone? Even if you are unaware of how, or when, and even who you may have wronged … chances are there is someone out there who won’t ever forget it … or you.

UNDERDOGS Released Friday 14 August – animation.

The story of a reluctant hero whose town is threatened when his long-time rival returns home to avenge an old grudge. When the players from his foosball table are magically brought to life, he recruits them to help him enter into the biggest underdog match ever, save the town and win back the love of his life.

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Kids’ Apps ho C Editor’s ice A funny Rocket Constructor toddlers’ app game for iPad and iPhone

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O&H Hampton While the Gazette went to press just a bit too early to provide a full report on the Community Update meeting organised by O&H Hampton at the College last month, we did take the opportunity to catch up in advance with Roger Tallowin, O&H general manager, for a quick report on what’s happening over the next few months.

Your guide to

Living in Hampton

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&H Hampton is the management company developing The Hamptons. It’s responsible for the overall master planning of the 2,500 acres that make up the different neighbourhoods.

That also means that it’s in charge of constructing the new roads and infrastructure that underpins this fast-growing community. Here’s a quick summary of what you need to know.

New roads and pedestrian routes To date, roadworks in Hampton have been carried out without too much disruption to traffic flow, but the time has now come for a major alteration to the junction between the Western Periphery Road and Nature’s Way. Following discussions with Peterborough City Council, it has become clear that the least disruptive option is to close the road temporarily, rather than stretching out the construction work for many months. So six weeks’ closure will start from mid-August – look out for the road signs which will tell you more.

By mid-August, O&H also hope to have completed the Hampton Avenue from near the church to the back of Premier Fitness Gym which, depending on the centre’s owners, may also mean pedestrian access to that facility which is something many people have asked for.

Before the end of the year, O&H also hopes to open up a pedestrian route around Haddon Lake. This will link Robin’s Wood to the green wheel west of Haddon Lake through the Nature Reserve, and provide access from the new development where Cala Homes is building 125 homes for sale in the south west corner of Hampton Vale. O&H is currently building the new playing fields for this area.

Another junction onto the A15 beside Premier Fitness Gym has been designed and is with the City Council for approval.

Hampton building activity increases After more than seven years of recession in the housebuilding industry, it won’t have escaped your notice that new home development is back in action once again. The Hamptons are growing faster and there will be lots of change coming soon.

While inevitably that worries some residents, hopefully this also brings with it a stronger, more vibrant community with more facilities and more people to support more leisure facilities. Roger commented that he personally would like to see a cinema in Hampton Centre.

O&H Hampton has received planning permission for 350 new homes at the former Orton Brickworks site, so we are expecting a lot of interest in that land from housebuilders over the next couple of years. 130 new homes are being built by Abbey Homes at their site on Hampton Avenue.

Of course, the really major development will all be to the east of the A15 – the area now known as Hamptons East. Planning applications will be going in soon for roads and other structural works around Teardrop Lake (including jetties to allow the lake to be used for sailing and water sports), and the new secondary school for children in The Hamptons and Yaxley is already being planned in detail.

To stay up-to-date on these and other developments, follow O&H Hampton on Twitter at @ohhampton or keep an eye on news at www.ohhampton.co.uk/latestnews If you have an idea for a subject you’d like to see featured here let us know by email at info@hamptongazette.co.uk

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FOOD AND DRINK

Make your own ice cream!

Whilst ice-cream vans may be a seasonal delight, the confection itself is of course readily available from our supermarkets all year round in an astonishing array of different flavour combinations. But it has to be said there’s nothing quite like the home-made variety and all you need is a ice cream maker!

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firm favourite is real vanilla icecream made with a rich homemade egg custard infused with seeds from a vanilla pod. It’s delicious on its own, but it also makes basic desserts such as fruit crumble or cinnamonbaked bananas into something special. In addition, you can incorporate all sorts of extras to add different flavours and textures: small pieces of good quality caramel or fudge, a marbling of raspberry purée, chopped strawberries, slivers of stem ginger, or even finely-chopped chilli

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Experimenting with flavours is great fun, and well worth the effort.

However, if you’re in a hurry, the following is a very speedy vanilla ice-cream using good quality readymade custard from the supermarket chiller cabinet: it takes about fifteen minutes from start to finish!*

nstructions Whisk everything together in a large jug, then pour into the ice-cream maker following the manufacturer’s instructions. Process until the volume increases and the desired consistency is achieved. A delicious accompaniment to nectarines baked in a little dessert wine and sprinkled with crushed amaretti biscuits. *Recipe suitable for machines with a 1.4 litre capacity. Reduce quantities for smaller machines.

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New coffee shop now open in Hampton Chimes Coffee Shop is now open in Christ the Servant King, the Parish Church of Hampton. Hampton has waited patiently and the wait has paid off. Syvia Kinder explains that tha cafe is currently in its ‘soft opening’ season, gathering customer feedback so the new cafe can provide residents with refreshments how you would like them.

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uring the hot summer months we are hoping we don’t run out of cold drinks unlike a wedding that Jesus was a guest at in Cana in Galilee. The first miracle that Jesus performed was here, when weddings were typically week long celebrations, and to run out of wine was an embarrassing situation for the hosts, breaking the strong unwritten laws of hospitality. Jesus responded to the need by turning water into the best wine the guests had ever tasted. He often spent time with friends sharing food and drink.

Although we won’t be performing any water into wine miracles at Chimes you can definitely share a coffee, tea or soft drink with your friends and family. We have a great selection of cakes. Scones are made in house and are always fresh out of the oven. Other food is being added to the menu during the coming weeks, so like our Facebook page for updates and pictures. You’ll also be able to get details of our Fun Day on Saturday,12 September when we have the official opening.

Chimes is located at CSK church on Silverhill behind Serpentine Green. Opening Tuesday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm. If you have visited us already you’ll know that we’re not what you might imagine when you think of the words ‘Church Coffee Shop’. We serve wonderful, tasty products in a modern, relaxed setting and a warm welcome awaits every customer. Everyone is welcome and young children will really enjoy our purpose built crèche area.

Do come along and meet us. Every Blessing, Revered Sylvia Kinder.

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The summer is now well and truly here and to keep your skin safe we have come up with some of the top sun protection creams and sprays you can buy. Remember when purchasing, the higher the SPF the better and go for sunscreens that protect you against UVA and UVB rays. Replenish your sunscreen every year for ultimate protection as most sun screens only have a shelf life of one to two years.

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Holiday homes for dogs a hit with owners Your Pet’s Paradise, a home boarding business, is branching out in our area. This time last year, owner Anna Bowen had just taken on her first holiday homes for dogs and booked in her first four-legged customer. One year on and her business is going from strength to strength.

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nna has dog lovers in and around the area who open their homes to dogs while their owners are away. The dogs are treated like one of the family; they love the attention of having someone with them most of the day and enjoy lovely long walks.

The phrase ‘they didn’t want to come home’ has cropped up regularly in feedback e-mails.

At Your Pet’s Paradise they carefully match the dogs to the right holiday home, ensuring that they have the best time possible and their owners have peace of mind. Dogs can have holidays of their own and not even need a passport!

If you would prefer your dog to have a home from home experience while you are away then Your Pet’s Paradise could be just what you’re looking for.

Anna is also looking for extra holiday homes, so if you’re a dog owner with time and love to give get in touch!

Anna: 01733 253632/07590 282005 www.yourpetsparadise.co.uk

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PET CARE

Caring for your pet in

hot weather The summer sun is something that we all look forward to enjoying, however for pets the hot weather can be very unpleasant. So here are a few tips to help you keep your pets are as comfortable as possible on hot days.

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Move garden hutches and runs to shaded areas, or put a lightweight covering over to provide shade.

Ensure indoor cages, crates and hutches are out of direct sunlight.

Make water available from multiple sources (both indoors and outside).

Check water sources throughout the day and top up as appropriate.

Apply sun block to areas where hair is thin such as tops of ears and noses (it is best to use products designed for children or sensitive skin, and you should always test the cream on a small area first and leave it for 24 hours to ensure your animal is not going to react to it).

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Leave windows open, fans going and air conditioning on inside, especially if you are leaving pets alone for any period

of time.

Closing curtains can help pets to avoid direct sunlight indoors and keep temperatures down.

Clean out litter trays and bedding

more frequently.

Ensure pets are protected against parasites to prevent infestation from fleas, ticks, mites and other nasties.

Rabbits are included in this with fly strike being much more prevalent in hot weather.

Provide areas of shade in gardens out of direct sunlight.

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Try to avoid exercising dogs during the midday sun. Instead take them to wooded/shaded areas or take them out in the early morning or late evening when the sun is weaker.

Take water with you when exercising dogs away from home and limit vigorous exercise such as ball games.

If you give your dog a toy that you stuff with food, prepare it the night before with something moist and put in the freezer for a longer lasting, cooling treat.

We hope these tips help you and your pet to enjoy the summer sun, and if you have any further questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us.

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Stay and Play Lunch Club 12-1.30pm. The Hampton Family Centre. 50p.

Limited places, please call to book 01733 893361.

Hampton Tiddlers Stay and Play Session 0-5 years. Different activities. Every other Thursday we have Songbirds (nursery rhymes, signing) 2pm-4pm. Tesco Community Room at Serpentine Green Shopping Centre.

Prenatal Yoga 2-3.15pm. The Hampton Family Centre. Booking required please call Brian on 01733 244642.

7-a-side Adult Football: friendly matches in Hampton Tuesdays 8-9 and Thursdays 7-8. All abilities and fitness levels. Call/text Paul 07780 468836 FRIDAY Dance and Movement 1-2pm. The Hampton Family Centre. Booking required. T: 01733 893361.

SUNDAY Christ the Servant King Church Service. 10am. CSK Silver Hill Hampton Community Church 6-7pm. Hampton Community Centre, Hampton Vale (opposite OneStop).

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