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Did you notice the wonderful array of bright blue damselflies during the early summer? There seemed to be more of them this year; or is it that I haven’t been observant enough during previous years? They flitted along the paths near the lakes and we even had quite a few fly in and out of our conservatory when the doors were wide open.

Damselflies are such light, delicate creatures, usually found around open water, where they lay their eggs. These hatch after a few weeks or even months (depending on the species) into a larvae, or nymph, which then lives amongst the pondweed. The larvae are voracious eaters and will eat anything they can catch, usually other aquatic larvae and bloodworms. They spend most of their life under water, often taking around a year to reach adulthood. When fully grown the larva (nymph) climbs out of the water onto vegetation and sheds its skin to emerge as an adult damselfly. The adults are carnivorous and will eat any small insect, but their diet is mostly midges and mosquitoes. Reassuringly they don’t bite or sting.

Damselflies are much smaller than dragonflies. There are other differences as well. Damselflies fold their wings against their body, whereas dragonfly wings are held at right angles to their body when at rest. Damselfly eyes do not meet but dragonfly eyes touch each other. That is if you can ever get close enough to notice this!

Also, reassuringly for Hampton is that damselflies are indicators of clean water; they can only breed in oxygen-rich and unpolluted water. That has to be good news for our lakes and ponds.

The sad fact is, though, that adult damselflies only live for a few weeks, leaving us bereft of their colour and beauty.

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August in Peterborough West Side Story

Arts Festival 6th & 7th Sep

If you’re a fan of the musicals ‘West Side Story’ is coming to Peterborough, starting on the 20th of August and finishing on the 23rd the August, this means there is only a few chances to catch the show! The production will be held in The Key Theatre and ticket prices start at £11.

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Peterborough Beer Festival

If all you really want to do is relax, there are workshops at the Drolma Kadampa Buddhist Centre, 260 Dogsthorpe Road. There are two types of mediation available; one to give you a clear mind (available September 27th) and the other for deep relaxation. On the 23rd of August the first relaxation session is available at a price of £12 per person.

Foe those over the legal drinking age, the Beer Festival is back for it’s 37th year on The Embankment, Bishop’s Road. It takes place on from the 19th of August to the 23rd. Prices range from £1- £6 depending on the date and time. The weekend will include a number of bands, beverages, a fairground and stands, including a lunchtime pub quiz!

Children and dogs (on a leash) are welcome to attend.

Sports & Fitness

Roller Skating

Wanting to stay active? The Regional Fitness Centre is offering a range of activities throughout the summer including; intense diving lessons (five day course £30), inflatable sessions (from £3.20 to £6) and others. Werrington Leisure Centre is also offering children of all ages to receive football lessons from the qualified coaches from The POSH and they will get to meet the players. Prices range from £15 (one day to £30 (all three days) book by emailing foundation@theposh.com.

Family days out can include a Roller Skating session in Werrington!

Every Saturday (and the first Sunday of the month) Bushfield Leisure Centre hosts an award winning roller session for the public. Everyone is welcome and admission is as little as £3.50 and only £11 for a family of four. Skate hire is £1.50 or you can bring your own. Under eights must be accompanied by an adult .

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Early in September the Arts Festival is coming to Peterborough City Centre.

On the 6th and 7th there will be a number of performances in Cathedral Square, up and down Bridge Street, at the Key Theatre and the Broadway Theatre. The two days include street theatre, music, fireworks and much more.

It has many free events and is suitable for all the family. Go online to find out more and view the acts.

For little explorers, Flag Fen is offering a Dino Day where you can be a palaeontologist for the day and dig for fossils, meet experts, handle real fossils millions of years old and lots more! You don’t have to book and price are around £7 for adults, £5 for children/concessions and £18 pounds for a family.

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The yard has a family feel, quality horses and a dedicated, caring team who are willing to go the extra mile to help and support the students find confidence in their abilities throughout the course. The centre is also able to offer students extra support with English and maths, should this be necessary.

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‘Get muddy for money’ brought the community together for a successful boot-camp style fundraiser, in aid of Sue Ryder, towards the Thorpe Hall Capital Appeal fundraising for a new hospice.

Twin Peaks Star!

On 6th June Luke Swindells (age 14, Year 9 at Hampton College) completed the 3 Peaks Challenge, climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon in 23.5 hours with his cousins to raise money for Aintree University Hospital, Liverpool as they had treated his Uncle Ron who recently died of cancer. They have raised in excess of £4,000.

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The event was held on Saturday 21st June, at the Beaumont Way sports field in Hampton Hargate.

Over 30 people participated, raising a massive £1700 in sponsorship. The day including a boot-camp style workout and obstacle course, with army crawls through muddy wet grass, hay bale hurdles, tyre runs and lorry tyre drags!

The next challenge involves a 1000lb weight loss challenge for those wanting to have fun whilst getting fit.

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We love a cake or two here at Hampton WI and with that in mind we knew our Girlie Cream Tea meeting this month was bound to be a success. I mean who can resist a selection of homemade cakes or scones served with jam and cream?

We had a great evening filled with lots of non-stop gossip and giggles plus making plans for our extra curricular evenings out and it seems anything goes so long as it involves a glass or two of wine!

We are a mixed group of very talented ladies. We have a multitude of crafters, quilters, artists and cake

makers, stay at home mums, business owners and a couple of grandmothers too but that has not stopped us making firm friends and enjoying our many and varied differences.

If you want to learn new skills, make new links with other women and enjoy good company, then Hampton WI offers you all of that and more. We meet every third Thursday at Hampton Children’s Centre and our meetings start at 7pm.

If you don’t want to come alone, then bring a friend!

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Two iPad minis to win: Snap your summer in Hampton School’s out, we’re halfway through summer, but there’s still a whole month to enter your summer in Hampton pictures in our competition.

Ice cream at Crown Lakes, pushchairs in the park, bbqs with friends, sunbathing in the garden, the outdoor cinema: however you’re spending the lazy days of summer we want to see your photographs.

The competition isn’t about the most perfectly composed pictures but those photos that best sum up our theme: A Hampton Summer Holiday. For the judges’ favourite shots in our two categories – adult and junior (16s and under) – we have two fantastic iPad minis to give away. For two runners-up in each category there’ll be a £25 cash prize.

You can enter as many times as you like so long as each picture is accompanied by the entry form you’ll find, together with full competition details, on the news page of the O&H Hampton website: www.ohhampton. co.uk/latest-news Entries close on 31 August.

COMING SOON TO HAMPTON HARGATE

Family Action’s Early Years & Family Centre

Family Action is excited to announce the opening of our Early Years and Family Centre in Hampton Hargate in September 2014. The centre will be based in the building previously occupied by the Hampton Children’s Centre.

We will continue to offer pre-school provision (Cygnets) and have now also introduced a new 2 year old room.

Health Visitors and Midwifery will continue to provide their services from the building and we also intend to offer room rental to those interested in holding family or fitness focused classes in this area.

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The local authority is also planning to run some group sessions, details of which will be announced later in the year.

Family Action transforms lives by providing practical, emotional and financial support to those who are experiencing poverty, disadvantage and social isolation across England. We have been building stronger families since 1869, and today we work with over 45,000 families and children through 120 community-based services. Thousands more are supported with financial assistance through education and welfare grants programmes. In Peterborough we have been actively involved with local families for over 25 years and this will provide us with a great opportunity to offer additional activities. Our open day will be on 29th August and further details will be in the press nearer the time.

If you would like any further information about the activities and services we will be providing, or if you are interested in booking a room please contact

If you are interested in registering your child for pre-school provision, including the 2 year old room, please contact our Early Years Manager, Karen Hornsby, on 07789691622 or karen. hornsby@family-action. org.uk. Free places are available for 2, 3 and 4 year olds.

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Competitors can expect a lot from this race; a great course, a t-shirt for all finishers, refreshments on sale from the National Trust café, plus the opportunity to explore Lyveden and all it has to offer.

Not only that but Peterborough based Physiotherapists, Ultimate Performance Lifestyle will be on hand to offer pre and post event physio advice for runners”.

Taking place on Sunday 28th September, competitors can expect to run through meadows, along woodland paths, cross-country trails and farm tracks making a refreshing change from road running.

An exciting new running event is coming to Oundle this September. Called The Oundle Magnificent Ten, the 10-kilometre (6.2 mile) race is a multi-terrain event, starting and finishing in the beautiful grounds of National Trust property, Lyveden New Bield

Places are limited so please enter early to avoid disappointment.

Entries can be made online at www.digitaldouble.me/outlaw/

The race is a first for Lyveden as Operations Manager, Claire Barrett explains; “We are really proud to be supporting this local event, as it provides an alternative way for visitors to experience all that Lyveden has to offer. As each runner heads towards the finish line, they will be rewarded with a beautiful view of the garden lodge at Lyveden, so it will be an amazing way to finish the race” Outlaw Events, the team behind the race are hoping that if the race proves popular it will become an annual fixture in the running calendar.

The Little Yellow Duck Project The Little Yellow Duck Project has been leaving hand-crafted little yellow ducks around Hampton for people to find, bringing happiness and to raise awareness of organ/tissue donation.

Each little duck has a special tag which invites the finder to register their duck at thelittleyellowduckproject.org to gently encourage people to sign the organ/ tissue donation register.

The LYD Project hope that the stories and information found at their website will encourage people to pledge their own random act of kindness by registering to donate blood, bone marrow, organs tissues: an act which can save and transform the life of others.

The project has been created in memory of Clare Cruickshank, who sadly died waiting for a double-lung transplant. It has been inspired by her generosity, her sense of fun and her love of little yellow ducks.

If you have found a duck or would like to get involved with LYD Project, check out their website thelittleyellowduckproject.org

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We are moving!

With effect from the next Parish Council Meeting on 7 August 2014 all Parish Council meetings will take place in the Tesco Community Room which regular attendees will be pleased to note that unlike previous venues has ample space to accommodate up to 20 residents in addition to the Parish Council and has the welcome elements of both heating and air conditioning.

The Parish Council wishes to thank Tesco for allowing us to use this valuable and welcome community resource that recently opened at Tesco, Serpentine Green.

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Theft of catalytic converters doubles in the last 3 years Across the UK, thefts of catalytic converters from motor vehicles have more than doubled over the past three years and local reports of this type of crime continue to rise. Motorists can be left with repair bills of thousands of pounds.

Thieves are ripping out the devices because they contain precious metals such as platinum and palladium. The global rise in the price of platinum has fuelled this illegal trade.

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Catalytic converters reduce poisonous gases from the vehicle’s exhaust system and legislation introduced in 1993 required all cars (J reg onwards) to have one. Although it is not illegal if you don’t have one, be aware that you would fail your MOT without.

Further legislation that came into force on 1 October 2013 banned cash payments for scrap metal with the aim of making it easier to trace people selling stolen metal, but one of the emerging problems identified is the direct export whereby they are being exported in containers to emerging economies where they are either reused or broken down there.

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LICENSING ACT 2003 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PREMISES LICENCE Notice is given that we CSK Church have on the 21st submitted an application to Peterborough City Council as the Licensing Authority for a Premises Licence for; CSK Church, SilverHill, Hampton Centre, Peterborough PE7 8FF Activities applied for (Between 08:00hrs and 23:30hrs Monday to Sunday): • Provision of Indoor Sporting Events • Live Music • Recorded Music • Performances of Dance • Items similar to these (both indoors and out) Anyone wishing tvo make representations concerning this application should do so in writing to:

Peterborough City Council, Licensing Section, 1st Floor, Bayard Place, Broadway, Peterborough, PE1 1HZ View a list of current applications visit the the licensing and permits website: www.peterborough.gov.uk/business/licensing_and_permits/licensing_act_2003/public_register.aspx Representations in respect of this application must reach the Licensing Authority by 18th August 2014.

Persons wishing to inspect the register or the record of this application may do so by attending the office of the Licensing Section, during office hours, Monday to Friday inclusive.

It is an offence knowingly or recklessly to make a false statement in connection with an application, the maximum fine for which on summary conviction is £5000.

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SUB XPRESS STARS

Sub Xpress in Serpentine Green may be a small family run business, however, at the moment, they are on top of the world!

The popular toasted sandwich store with a 5 star Food Hygiene rating was invited to the exciting Sammies Awards, the Oscars of the sandwich world, and managed to bring home the Gold Award at the 2014 event.

Therefore, this award is very important for owner Peter, as well as being an accolade from which to proudly share with the local community.

The exciting evening was hosted by acclaimed chef Aldo Zilli, a Michelin starred restaurant owner from the capital. The 15 year old family business offering gluten free and unprocessed food received the award from the British Sandwich Association, meaning the award is fully recognised within the sandwich world.

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The Child Support Agency was in fact re-named as the Child Maintenance Service some time ago, but from 30th June major changes to the applications for child maintenance from the absent parent, were introduced.

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CSA out, CMA in!

From the end of last month, all new applicants to the CMS will be charged a one-off application fee of £20 whether you are in receipt of benefits or not, the only exclusion is for reported victims of domestic violence, if you live in Northern Ireland or are under 19 years.

From 11th August this year both parents will bear the charges of collecting maintenance in relation to all cases in the CMS Collect and Pay system, as they call it. The charges will be 4% of the total payment, to be deducted at source before you receive it. For the paying parent there will be 20% added on to the child maintenance liability, to be paid as a charge to the CMS.

Toasting dampers on the fire

The calculation for child maintenance has now changed for new cases – it is now on gross income, not the net income formula we have been so familiar with. For one child it is 12%, two children 16% and three or more children 19% for those earning £800 or less gross per week.

Hampton Girl Guides This term we have been enjoying the outdoors and the beautiful weather we have been having. In June the Guides experienced all the fun of going on Guide Camp – but in one day!

We set up our camp (including a magnificent entrance to the camp and a flagpole!), played games and cooked our meals on a fire. We can’t wait to go back for a real Guide Camp.

We also held an orienteering night around Hampton together with photo scavenger hunt challenges, and invited friends and family along to a “tea evening” fundraiser for our local Guiding holiday home.

It is easy to see the government’s agenda here. By penalising both parents who choose to formalise child maintenance agreements and use the CMS service, the clear message is, reach an agreement between yourselves, make it work and you will save money.

The DWP has launched an Online Tool Kit to help with child maintenance, but the general message is self-help, or you will be worse off.

Belinda Smith and her associate Michele Fielding are trained collaborative lawyers and members of the local group based in Peterborough.

Visit www.pcflg.co.uk for details of all the qualified collaborative lawyers in the area and ring Belinda on 01733 267414 if you would like more information.

For more information see the Belinda Smith & Co website www.bscosolicitors.co.uk and Peterborough Collaborative Family Lawyers at www.pcflg.co.uk.

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Whether you’re thinking of selling or need some expert property advice, the Regal Park roadshow is the ideal place to begin. Taking place at Serpentine Green shopping centre, Hampton, from 15-19 September, their friendly team will be available to answer all your property questions.

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Park roadshow James Trigg, Director, explains: Regal Park has a fresh approach to estate agency and the roadshow is a great chance to discover what we can offer.

We’re a local company and pride ourselves on our friendly first-class service and expert knowledge of the Peterborough area. We focus on connecting honestly with people to help them buy or sell their home quickly and easily.

Our website helps to take us to the next level, featuring state-of-the-art search facilities and multiple images of each property to display them to their best advantage. It also works brilliantly on mobile phones and tablets, and we’re linked to the top online property websites too so each property gains maximum exposure.

Regal Park is Peterborough’s newest property company and we’ve already created quite a stir.

We’re based in Hampton, which has a thriving property market and growing population, and is easily accessible for clients too. As a local resident myself it’s great to contribute to the area and see so many prestigious companies setting up away from the town centre.”

For more information, a free valuation or property advice call Regal Park’s experienced team on 01733 560 650 or visit www.RegalPark.co.uk

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Hampton Schools

Hampton Vale Primary School A summer term full of inspiring and engaging events and activities at Hampton Vale Primary School has capped a very successful year for the school.

A day at Ferry Meadows for the school’s Foundation Stage children was full of exciting activities including den-building, ball and team games and watercolour painting. The children also had the opportunity to discover more about the wildlife at the park.

In Year Two, the children’s learning about castles – as part of their Heroes and Villains theme – was enhanced by a visit to Mountfitchet Castle, Essex.

The children also hosted Year Two visitors from their partner school in Marham, Norfolk.

History has been a key theme for Year Four and Five children, who joined pupils from other schools at a singing event at Kingsgate, Parnwell, to mark the 100th anniversary of the start of World War One. The children joined members of Peterborough Youth Choir and a visiting Hungarian choir for the event. Year Four children have also taken part in a striking and fielding festival at Hampton College. Meanwhile, Year Five children joined children from other schools to participate in the Festival of Learning at Ferry Meadows; there, they enjoyed activities as diverse as kayaking, raft-building, science experiments, street dance and football hosted by coaches from Peterborough United.

Little Acorns Day Nursery and Montessori School Our preschool children had a trip to the zoo to look and learn about all the different animals.

This month the children have been really busy. Our preschool children had a trip to the zoo to look and learn about all the different animals. The children meet a very happy and smiley camel!! The trip was a treat for our preschool leavers who are getting ready to go to “Big schools” We are very sad to say goodbye to the children but we wish them good luck!!

Our baby room and toddler room had a visit of 2 day old chicks that they were able to hold. The children were very careful with them and held them very gently so not to hurt them.

The children also been taking part in our international month, where parents have been coming in and teaching the children about their home countries.

The children have been able to try foods from all around the world such as Italy, Lithuania and India.

If you would like to enquire about our Nursery please contact us 01733 244000 or visit www.littleacorns-daynursery.co.uk

In Year Three, children who produced their own short films using stop-go animation were presented with a runners-up prize at the Peterborough Children’s Film Awards. Cheerleaders from Years Three, Four and Five took part in a city-wide dance festival at The Cresset, at which they performed their Magical Musical Mash-Up; they performed the same routine at the school fete, sports day and summer concert.

The year ended with the now traditional celebration evening, which saw hundreds of children, parents and carers join the school’s adults to look back at the school’s and pupils’ achievements over the year.

See next month’s Schools Page for more information about the celebration evening and the Foundation Stage visit to Ferry Meadows.

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Vale Community Pre-school

EXCITING NEWS ALERT! Vale Community Pre-school will be opening a sister school within CSK church in Hampton centre this Autumn.

Silverhill Community Pre-school will provide pre-school provisions for children age 2-3 years old.

This month we have been enjoying the beautiful weather. The children have been getting creative and enjoying lots of water/ messy play.

The children have also enjoyed learning all about Beatrix Potter and with the help of one of our lovely Mums (Anna Price) have been able to enjoy some of these magical stories.

The children have enjoyed experimenting with different building material to create unique pieces of art.The children have also enjoyed working on their hand eye coordination by making their own fruit loop liquorice lace necklaces.

As the end of the summer term draws ever closer we are getting ready to say goodbye to our 36 children and their families who leave us at the end of July after our pre-school graduation ceremony and farewell party, to embark on their reception year in September 2014. We have children going to all three Hampton schools as well as Orton and Werrington Schools. We wish them all lots of fun in their new schools and look forward to meeting our 32 new children and families when pre-school re-opens in September.

We must also saying a sad goodbye to a couple of our staff members, Jaimie who is leaving us to have a baby, due in September and Hannah who is also leaving to continue her teaching studies further, we will miss them greatly, however we would like to wish a very warm welcome to Leah Christie, Alwiya Hassam and Ann-Marie Turner who will be joining our existing teaching team of Nicole Coulbeck, Cheryl Curtis and Sam Clarke for the next academic year.

For enquiries about either school please contact: valepre-school@hotmail.co.uk or silverhillcommunitypre-school@outlook.com

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Dance Xperience

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Learn some cool dance moves whilst having lots of fun.

Previous dance experience not needed. If you like to dance, you’ll love this day!

29 July Werrington Leisure Centre | 5, 6 August, Hampton Leisure Centre 12, 13 August, Bushfield Leisure Centre | 19, 20 August, Jack Hunt School

Futsal Xperience

Love football? Then this is for you.

Have fun and learn to play the way Messi, Ronaldo and many other top players do.

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Devastating Divorce Debilitates Dreadfully Saturday, 7th November 2009. I am awake and I am alone. He moved out yesterday. It was amicable, agreed, comfortable even, but yesterday I lost my best friend, my confidant, my supporter and my biggest fan.

I want to scream out: “I am on my own!

My best friend has gone! I don’t care about your problems!”

At first things are normal. We haven’t slept together for years so it’s normal to wake up alone but it’s not normal to be alone on a Saturday. Evenings are when I see my clients, I don’t tell them, I put on my sunny smile, my professional hat and listen to all their problems.

I want to scream out ‘I am on my own!! My best friend has gone! I don’t care about your problems!’

Instead I am professional, helpful and friendly. It’s not their fault.

He was my best friend from the moment we met. It was instant attraction, ‘love at first sight’.

I remember the ‘pill-burning ceremony’ when we decided to start a family after five wonderful years. We danced around the lounge in excitement and, less than a year later, we welcomed our daughter into the world. Fourteen months later our son arrived and our lives were as perfect as they could be.

It is devastatingly sad to realise that, after twenty - eight years, it’s time to say ‘Goodbye’. It’s time to let go of the hopes and dreams you had together and realise that you need to release each other into new lives, new hopes and new dreams.

There is life after divorce, there are hopes and dreams and happiness to come if you learn to position yourself to receive them.

Let me help you to rediscover yourself as a single person and learn to make your life whole again.

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Hampton Sport

Groundwork & News UK make a difference at the

Hampton Community Sports Association On 19 June 2014 a team of volunteers from News UK carried out work to maintain and improve the Hampton Community Sports Association (HCSA) facilities for its 40 teams and many hundreds of community users. Lead by Geoff Bunce, Community Project Officer for Groundwork Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, and working with Chas Ryan, Chair of the HCSA, 10 volunteers dug in to a range of tasks.

They did some much-needed weeding and painted parts of the facility, including the Astroturf pitch areas and railings. Others tasks included painting internal and external doors and clearing rubbish and litter. All work was completed with enthusiasm and to a high standard across all areas. The HCSA provided tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits throughout the day.

Geoff Bunce said “It’s a pleasure to work with News UK – this volunteer day is the fourth that we’ve done together and the improvements look great, as always. It’s a brilliant opportunity for News UK staff to give something back to their local community.”

Chas Ryan said “This has been a terrific day; the HCSA greatly appreciates the work completed by News UK and Groundwork. The facility looks as good as new!”

As a token of appreciation HCSA has offered News UK free sessions on the Astroturf pitch to play a sport of their choice. The HCSA thanks Groundwork for organising the Activity Day and supporting this important community facility.

ut AboGroundwork Changing places, changing lives – one green step at a time.

Big global issues – the economy, the environment – have a big local impact. We work across the UK helping communities find practical solutions to the challenges they face.

We provide training and create jobs, reduce energy and waste, re-connect people with nature and transform whole neighbourhoods. Step by step we’ll go on changing places and changing lives until everywhere is vibrant and green, every community is strong enough to shape its own destiny and everyone can reach their potential.

For more information visit www.groundwork.org.uk

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Hampton Netball Club are excited to run some freebie sessions for Mums & Daughters to come along and play a game of netball.

This initiative is to help promote netball through the summer, get fit and make new friends.

Venue – Hampton Community Sports Association (HCSA), Beaumont Way, Hampton Hargate

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Each month we’ll be partnering with O&H Hampton to focus on one or two aspects of Hampton life.

Living in Hampton

What is happening in Hampton?

It’s 20 years since work began on the Hamptons and the next few months will see the end of O&H Hampton’s operations west of the A15 Hampton as the focus moves across the road. O&H Hampton General Manager Roger Tallowin reports on putting in place the final pieces of the jigsaw, and looks forward to the next chapter.

The next few months are something of a landmark in the life of Hampton. As far as building a community goes, we have finished work on the allotments in Hampton Vale and are completing the transfer of the land over to the Parish Council. The Church, for which we’d reserved land, is being fitted out thanks to the support of many in the community including O&H. And a new care home is being built on Clayburn Rd and will be complete this year.

In Cygnet Park we have Bella Italia soon to open in the restaurant quarter, the Hampton Premier Inn adding a further 30 bedrooms to cater for growing demand, Aldi’s current planning application for a supermarket next to Haddon House, and Mastercard relocating its offices and 570 staff by the end of the year.

The last parcel of land on Hampton Vale has been sold and Morris Homes has started work there. We are continuing to work with Peterborough City Council to archive technical approval for the Nature’s Way extensions, and the creation of new roads from the Church and to a third junction from Hampton – Hampton Avenue - onto the A15 beside the Gym (which will hopefully improve pedestrian access) All of this means that apart from the muchloved public open space – which we will continue to manage – O&H’s involvement as master planners and developers in Hampton

Hargate and Vale is coming to an end and Hampton Parish Council will assume a bigger role in residents’ lives as these areas continue to mature.

Looking forward I know there is a lot of interest in our plans for the rest of The Hamptons – the land east of the A15 - especially now Peterborough City Council is consulting on the 8-entry-form secondary school that will be built in what we’re calling Hampton Gardens.

Our overview plan is with the Council for consultation and will be followed by a new landscape and biodiversity plan and, later this year, a new area development plan that will give much greater detail.

What I can say at this stage is that our vision for the second half of The Hamptons is to create choice for people to buy into a different lifestyle as their needs and circumstances change.

New wildflower area in Hampton Nature Reserve beside the new ditch constructed for water voles and newts. Last year O&H Hampton planted 33,350 bulbs and 9000sq m wildflowers.

Association as an exemplar of how to integrate green space into new communities and we are proud of that and aim to maintain those standards.

Those who cycle the green wheel may have already spotted that we’ve started work on improving woodland, meadow areas and ponds alongside the Stanground Lode in preparation.

All change Elsewhere, the new centre featuring Tesco Express and other small shops, is being built at Hempsted; Barretts are building more housing adjacent to Stillwells Nature Reserve; and we are at the pre-application discussion phase on 350-450 new homes on the site of the old Orton brickworks – what used to be known as Haddon Heights and will become Hampton Heights.

We will be creating four villages, distinct from each other in their design and what they offer, but – as we’ve done on the west side – wrapped around within a country park and a great deal of green space to create connections. Each of these villages will feature the word ‘Hampton’ in its name.

So as some chapters end, others are beginning, and it’s a good opportunity for everyone who’s made their future in The Hamptons, who has been part of turning houses into homes, and homes into a community, to be recognised. The success of the interactive map on our website – with so many pins – proves just how active the community is. And later this year we’re planning a way of highlighting the people who have quietly been making that happen – so watch the Gazette for details in the autumn.

The Hamptons have been cited by both Natural England and the Town and Country Planning

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Jump, dive, and soar. No we’re not jumping out a helicopter but instead looking forward to perhaps Hampton’s most exciting development yet, the skate park.

The idea was started through a realisation that there was not much to do in Hampton for teenagers. The initial headway for the park took place soon after where a petition in school managed to generate 1000 people interested in the project. The building works are due to start this month and with a completion date of October, this is definitely time to dust down that old skateboard in the garage or invest in a new one. The boys managed to raise a staggering £250,000 for the park, £100,000 of which was put towards an outdoor gym which now finds itself on Eagle Way right next door to Hampton College. The new skate park will be built on the field opposite Beaumont Way and will provide a safe environment for children away from areas of concern such as roads or shopping centres, meaning parents can sit back and relax knowing their child is not roaming the streets or in serious danger. The new park designed for skateboards may even prevent Antisocial Behaviour in Hampton. The new wow factor for Hampton arrives this October, be sure you don’t miss out.

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Pure Daily Skincare Moisture Plus Treatment Mask 50ml The holidays are over for most of us and we all want a fresh new face before we return to work. Cleanse your skin with this Pure mask. Marks and Spencer - £6.00 Topshop Nails - Matte, Brutal Shine is too mainstream so o matte! Available in four colours.

John Lewis - £4.20 Sale - Usually £6.00 Barry M Eye Shadow and Highlighter Palette Limited Edition Summer Love. For cheeks and eyes. This nifty pastel palette is perfect for those warmer months and you have all of your colours in one place! Boots - £6.49 BareMinerals Well-Cared For Brush Conditioning Shampoo, 120ml It’s probably about time to clean all of your make up gear after they’ve been used throughout those summer months!

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Paco Rabanne 1 Million Deodorant Spray Who doesn‘t love the sent of One Million? It has a woody fragrance that is almost to die for. Available in body wash and fragrance. John Lewis - From £16.00

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For many different reasons, you might be looking at the option of counselling to help you through a difficult time.

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The practice is in a private, quiet and discreet location so offers a safe and confidential place to talk.

Yoga Classes in Peterborough, Ortons, Stilton, Yaxley and Hampton Vale.

Gentle Hatha Yoga Pregnancy Yoga Restorative Yoga Private Lessons at home Lunch time sessions at work.

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Our new revolutionary, non surgical fat removal procedure makes it easy to contour and sculpt your body into the shape you always wanted.

There is no surgery, no anaesthesia, no hospital stay, no time off and no recovery time. Ultrasonic is the perfect treatment for women or men who want to contour their body and regain their confidence.

You will see an immediate change in your appearance after your first session, with optimum results after 8 to 12 sessions.

Laser Hair Removal Laser hair removal has revolutionised the treatment of unwanted hair. It works by heating and damaging the hair follicles which stops the hair growing. All parts of the body can be treated, underarms, bikinis, legs, shoulders, abdomen, back. You will need several treatments and best results are achieved with dark hair. We use a Q Switch Nd:YAG laser which means we can treat all skin colours.

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For the Dressing 150ml fat free vinaigrette ½ tsp runny honey 1 level tsp wholegrain mustard Salt and freshly ground pepper

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Shrinking Violet is great as a one off treatment or a course of treatments is advisable for longer lasting results.

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Peterborough is on an exciting challenge to create the UK’s Environment Capital delivering truly sustainable growth and as part of this challenge recognises the need to promote effective travel and to reduce the need to travel by car and promote a cleaner, greener and healthier city. also using cars in greener ways whether it be through car sharing or by using an electric car.

If everyone on Earth lived as the average Peterborian, British or European citizen does, we would need three planets’ worth of resource to sustain us. This mean, on average, each of us is using too much of the world’s resource to produce what we need to live.

As part of this, Travelchoice are hosting a number of events throughout the month of August which promote sustainable travel and the benefits it can have on us both as individuals and as a community.

The Environmental Capital Action Plan was adopted in 2014, it provides a vision and aims for how the Environment Capital will be delivered. The plan is broken down into 10 areas, each containing a vision to 2050 and interim targets to 2016 of which sustainable travel is one of these.

Peterborough has the potential to be a truly sustainable city which has a thriving local economy, strong communities and a sustainable way of life where the residents are healthy, happy and prosperous and where the environment is clean, enjoyable and safe for all use.

Travelchoice recognises the importance of sustainable development maximising the environmental, social and economic benefits of different transport modes. It’s not just a case of going from one place to another, it’s about discovering that Peterborough has more to offer than what you can see from the road and ultimately creating a sustainable city which visitors and residents of Peterborough can continue to enjoy for years to come.

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The weeks then become divided into specific transportation weeks to highlight the benefits of each method.

Party in the Park 2nd August Travelchoice aims are simple and are to encourage sustainable travel wherever possible and to reduce the need to travel by car by achieving the following: • Improve the quality of life and transport opportunities in the City • Reduce the cities’ impact on climate change • Enhance safety and security for all the citizens of Peterborough • Support the economic growth within the city Travelchoice is by no means ‘anti-car’, we just want to let people know there is an alternative to the car which can be cheaper, quicker and healthier for all involved. We advocate people walking, cycling and using transport but

This year it will be bigger and better than last year’s event, including:

• Family fun fair • Hover Cars • Pedal powered music stage with live music acts all day • Inflatable Maze • PlayBus • Rollapaluza • Test track for assorted bikes • BBQ • Smoothie Bike

Travelchoice Launch Day Saturday 1 August Car Share and Green Vehicle Week Monday 4 August to Sunday 10 August Walking Week Monday 11 August to Sunday 17 August Public Transport Week Monday 18 August to Sunday 24 August Cycling Week Monday 25 August to Saturday 30 August Party in the Park Saturday 30 August 11am to 7pm Ferry Meadows

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Meet every Monday (except Bank Holidays). Meet at the Sports Facility, Beaumont Way, Hargate.

Hampton Mini Movers parent and toddler group. 1.15-2.45pm (term time) at Hampton Vale Community Centre.

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TUESDAY Child Health Clinic 1:30pm – 3pm.

Weight checks and advice and support.

Hampton Children’s Centre, 01733 893369 Baby Cafe – 2pm – 3pm. Advice and support on breastfeeding. Hampton Children’s Centre, 01733 893369 Little Miracles – 4pm – 5pm (13th & 27th). Relax and play or advice and support about your child.

Yoga Basics Hampton Vale Community centre. Basics / beginners 1.15-2.30pm 4 week course pre booked. T: 01223 237948 info@santoshayoga.co.uk Hampton Ladies’ Netball 7.30-9pm, squad training night at Hampton Sports Centre. E: rachdavis74@gmail.com Hampton Mobile Library 11.20am12.10pm. Hampton Vale, Eagle Way (near children’s play area).

Hampton Amateur Dramatics Group.

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Scouts (7.15pm - 8.30pm) Hampton Vale Primary School www.17thnene.co.uk Hampton Table Tennis Club meets on Tuesday evenings from 7pm to 10pm at the Hampton Vivacity Leisure Centre.

Anyone and everyone is welcome to drop in and try their hand, be they novices or potential league players: we cater for all (though not yet for juniors). The first session is free, then £5 per session thereafter.

WEDNESDAY Hampton Mobile Library 5.30-6.30pm.

Hampton Hargate, Silver Hill.

Brownies 6.15pm. Hargate School.

Hampton Table Tennis Club Hampton Vale Community Centre.

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Flutterbies – 9am – 10am – a rhythmic dance lesson for pre-school students.

Hampton Children’s Centre, 01733 893369 Cook and Eat – 10:30am – 12:30pm – introduction to Indian cookery.

Hampton Children’s Centre, 01733 893369 PEEP Babies – 1:15pm – 2:30pm – 12 week programme combining play and learning for babies and toddlers.

Hampton Sports and Activities Club.

Every Wednesday at the Vale Community Centre from 1-15 to 3-15 All are welcome.

THURSDAY Beaver Scouts 6pm - 7pm Hampton Hargate Community Room www.17thnene.co.uk Cub Scouts 6.00pm - 7.15pm (Baden Pack) Hampton Vale Primary School Cub Scouts 7.15 - 8.30pm (Powell Pack) Hampton Vale Primary School Hampton Women’s Institute Third Thursday of each month 7pm.

Hampton Children’s Centre T: Julia Harrison 07791 741291 Hampton Parish Council 7.15-9.15pm. First Thursday of every month. Hampton Sports Community Room, Hampton Children’s Centre T: 01733 893369 Childminders Drop-In – 9:30am – 12:30pm – free group for childminders. Hampton Children’s Centre, 01733 893369 Fledglings – 1pm – 2:30pm – toys and learning experiences for age’s 12-36months FRIDAY Cub Scouts Friday Afternoon (3:30pm - 5pm) Hampton Vale Primary School www.17thnene.co.uk Hatchlings – 10am – 11:30am – Hampton Children’s Centre. Toys and learning experiences for age’s 0-12months.

T: 01733 893369 Movers and Shakers – 1:30pm – 2:30pm – Hampton Vale Community Centre. Musical fun for ages 0-24months.

SATURDAY Hamptons Hat Tricks – 10am – 11am – Hampton Children’s Centre 01733 893369.

Football fundamentals for children up to 5 years.

SUNDAY Christ the Servant King church service 10.00am. Hampton Vale Primary School.

Hampton Community Church 6pm-7pm. Hampton Community Centre, Hampton Vale (opposite OneStop).

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