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Introduction
Welcome to Your August Issue. I can’t believe the amazing weather we’ve had recently. Yes, the heat may be unbearable at times, but it’ll be gone before we know it, so try to enjoy it while you can. Summer is only here for a few more months, so to make the most of it, why not check out our August gardening tips on page 32? Or, if you’re struggling to think of ideas to keep the children occupied in the summer holidays, our activity ideas for days out on page 4-5 are here to the rescue. We’re also hosting the Deeping Seaside Hunt, on pages 39-42 which will certainly be lots of fun to be had with the little ones on days when you don’t fancy travelling far. I’m so pleased to say that this is one of our biggest issues this year, so sit back, relax and enjoy your read in the sunshine!
Claire x
School is officially out for summer. It’s such a positive time of year and it’s certainly my favourite season. Speaking of positivity, I’d like to say huge congratulations to those who took part in Empire Gym’s Insane 7 challenge in support of Sue Ryder, including one of my close family members, Emma Bates. You are all an inspiration, and your efforts have contributed massively to an amazing cause. Well done! If you’re looking to be inspired on what to do or where to go this sunny season, our recipe for pork and peach kebabs on page 61 or the Deepings Lions “World Famous Duck Race” on page 25 may tickle your fancy! We hope you enjoy reading this jam-packed issue. Happy summer!
Gemma
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Highlights
4/5................ School’s Out! – Summer Fun for the Children and Families 8/9................ Empire Gym and Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice 12................... Beauty – Tips and tricks – Lipsticks by Rebecca Jones 14................... Flawless Body - Achieving Body Confidence 16................... Zebedee Shoes – Time for New Shoes! 20................. Newton Fallowell – August News 22.................. School News 23.................. Hummingbird Hypnotherapy – New School, New Term 24.................. Travel Column – Advice for First-Time Cruisers 25.................. The “World Famous” Deepings Lions Duck Race 28/29.......... Community Matters 32.................. Your Garden – August Gardening Tips 39-42.......... Discovering Deeping Seaside Hunt 50.................. Will & Probate Services – Social Care Support 58.................. Discovering… The Butterfly Bush Man 61................... Eat the Season – Pork and Peach Kebabs Recipe 65-68.......... Events and Gigs Guide 70................. The Puzzle Page 72.................. Pets and Vets 75-77.......... Classified Business Directory With thanks to:
Nick Ash, Rex Needle, Clare Lockett, Eileen Le Voi, Liberty Partnership Ltd, PC Claire Wilson, Claire Saunders, Matt Weston, Pauline Redshaw, Patrick Hunt, Nicole Woodcock, Lydia Pinfold, Cheryl Cleary, Vine House Farm, Newton Fallowell
Photography: Baston C of E Primary School
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entertained: experience the best of adrenaline-fuelled sports and make some friends along the way. A week packed full of land- and water-based activities from abseiling to zorbing. £190 per week, 10% discount for siblings on the same course. For further information for this activity week and other facilities available, visit www.tallington.com GOLF - Lincs. Junior Academy A variety of junior golf holiday day camps at Toft Golf Course, near Bourne, for boys and girls age 7+, for those who wish to develop or learn golfing skills - (equipment is provided).
R O F N U F R E M M SU D FAMILIES CHILDREN AN BOURNE SUMMER ACTIVITIES DEEPINGS COMMUNITY LIBRARY • Summer Reading Challenge: Join the challenge and collect prizes and treats as you finish your books. Can you read six books during the summer holidays and earn rewards along the way? • Vintage Comics Display: Throughout the school summer holiday there will be an interactive display of the comics your parents and grandparents used to read; these will then be on sale during the Raft Race in the Deepings on August 5th, along with face painting, tattoos and tombola. • Lego Club: Mondays from 12-30pm -4-30pm. • Storytime: Wednesdays 2pm. • 50p Fridays: Every Friday between 10am-4-30pm, during the summer holidays, you can complete a themed craft activity to take home for just 50p. Dates: between August 3rd and September 1st. Ages: Any. Each week will have a different theme. DEEPINGS LEISURE CENTRE Summer Activity Camps: Throughout August : 8-30am – 5-30pm. Monday –Friday (excludingBank Holiday). A variety of activities for 8 – 14 year olds to include: trampolining, football, arts and crafts, swimming, quizzes, multi-sports and much more.For more details and booking both of the above, phone 01778 344072 or visit www.deepings@1Life.co.uk. TALLINGTON LAKES Tallington offers numerous water-based activities and also has a dry ski slope and a climbing wall. There are short course, whole day activities or shorter sessions. For a full programme of events visit their website (below.) Junior multi-activity weeks. July 30th for four consecutive weeks, (Monday –Friday 10am -4pm.) Summer excitement and adventure to keep the kids 4
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Cost depends on length of session: For more information and to book, phone 01778 395992 or visit www.ljga.co.uk.
A BIT FURTHER AFIELD STAMFORD ARTS CENTRE • Friday July 27th - Circus Skills Workshop: have a go at circus skills with fantastic Lincolnshire company, Earthbound Misfits! Try your hand at juggling, plate spinning, balancing, diablo and many more in these fun sessions! £8. • Monday July 30th- Harry Potter Workshop for ages 5 13. In partnership with Wildcats Theatre School, a day of excitement, themed around the Harry Potter books and films. Make your own golden snitch, act out scenes from the stories and create your own spells in this wonderful wizard workshop. Please note, lunch is not provided on the day. 9.30am - 4pm. £20 per child. • Monday August 6th - Theatre in a Week, dance and drama for 8-16-year-olds, based on Superheroes, culminating at the end of the week in a short performance for family and friends. For prices and full details of all summer activities, either check the website www.stamfordartscentre.com or phone 01780 763203 or visit www.southkesteven.gov. uk. SACREWELL FARM-Thornhaugh, Peterborough PE8 6HJ. Summer Fun is back this year, celebrating summer in style with a host of activities to brighten your visit: every day, from 9-30am, until September 2nd. Join us for pond dipping, den building, duck races, ‘The Sacrewell Lamb National’, ferret racing, pet handling and more! Normal admission fees apply. Immersion Theatre is returning to Sacrewell for another evening of open-air theatre, and invite you to soar away to Neverland as they proudly bring their trademark energy to their most magical musical to date, ‘Peter Pan’: ages 4+. For further details and to book tickets, visit www. sacrewell.org.uk or phone 01780 782254. KEY YOUTH THEATRE SUMMER SCHOOL - July 30th August 4th, and August 6th – 11th. The Key Theatre Peterborough’s “Key Youth Theatre Summer” School returns. Work with professional directors, choreographers and musicians, culminating in an end-of-week performance in the Key Theatre’s main auditorium to family and friends. £170 per week, plus discounts if you send more than one child or attend for both weeks .To book a place, e-mail Kindred at: - kindreddrama@ gmail.com or contact the Box Office on 01733 207239. august 2018
BURGHLEY HOUSE • Garden of Surprises –water, water everywhere- fun and history combined in a garden. Also, Gruesomely Grubby Gardens – “not for grown-ups!” Families can enjoy spotting the sculptures and understanding how they have been made, discover the grubby insects and gruesome animals that live in the Sculpture Garden, while all the time exploring the gardens and solving the puzzles inside. Visit www.burghley.co.uk
WOOLSTHORPE MANOR- Summer Holiday Workshops. August 8th and 9th - Bug Hunting: What big eyes you have! Come and hunt for insects at Isaac Newton’s house. This year the theme is ‘Light’ and you will be looking at insect eyes and how they see things differently from humans!
• Summer Craft Workshops: Monday July 30th - Friday August 24th.
Hands-on Science Centre: Like Newton, you can play with light and find out whether gravity works for everything in the same way. Does the feather fall at the same speed as the apple? And the science volunteers can help you to work out why it does (or doesn’t!)
• Drop in for ‘Out of this World’ workshops in the Sculpture Garden Classroom, from 12pm to 4pm. Admission is free with a ‘House & Gardens’ or ‘Gardens only’ ticket, or Annual Pass.
For more details, reopening times and charges, visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/events or phone 01476 862823. Woolsthorpe Manor is near Colsterworth, NG33 5PD.
Week 1 – Alien Hats.
WISTOW MAZE, Kibworth, Road, Wistow, Leicestershire. To mark the 70th Anniversary of the National Health Service, the eight-acre, award-winning giant maze has been created in the shape of an ambulance, and has a ‘First Aid’ themed Quiz Trail, hidden amongst the three miles of pathways, high level bridges and towers, giving stunning panoramic views. There is also an Activity Fun yard with mini mazes and games for all ages, whilst the Wistow Rural Centre is opposite with café, garden centre, model village and shops: an excellent family day out!
Week 2 – Space Ship Suncatchers. Week 3 – Rocket bookmarks. Week 4 – Alien Magnets. WILLOW TREE FEN Nature Reserve and Visitor Centre The largest area of wild fenland in Lincolnshire, situated between Baston and Spalding, Willow Tree Fen is an ambitious conservation project, and is home to an array of plants, birds, butterflies and dragonflies. There are waymarked walks, an information centre or you can extend your walk along the riverside “Macmillan Way” path. For further information, visit www.lincstrust.org.uk
Open daily from July 20th until September 2nd, 10am – 6pm, then weekends only until September 23rd. Free Parking.
RUTLAND WATER • Family Fun Drop in Days - Saturday July 28th and Saturday August 25th: 10am-3pm at the Rutland Water Nature Reserve. Bring the family to hunt for bugs in our wonderful woodland, catch minibeasts and see what you can find in the pond. There will be lots of naturerelated crafty sessions to join in with too! No need to book, just drop in between 10am and 3pm. Bug hunting and pond dipping sessions start at: 10am; 11am; 12pm; 1pm and 2pm. Cost is £3.00 per participant.
For further information on admission and directions, visit www.wistow.com or phone 07884 403889.
A FEW IDEAS FOR DAYS OUT A BIT FURTHER AFIELD Springfields Adventure Land Spalding, at the Springfields Outlet Centre, PE12 6EU.
• Osprey Family Fun Day - Thursday August 9th, from 10am -3pm, at Lyndon Nature Reserve on the south shore; a day of osprey-related activities: £10 per family.
Ferry Meadows Peterborough. Nene Valley Railway - 15miles.
• Birds, Bugs and Boats - Thursday August 23rd, from 10am -4pm, at Whitwell Harbour. Go along to Whitwell Water Sports Centre for a day of boating fun, where you will explore the reservoir with the experts, discovering signs and observing the different birds and bugs that live there! See how they behave in their environment, learn to identify them and have fun along the way!Booking Essential. Suitable for ages 7 – 12. £30 per child. Drop off is at 10am, collection at 4pm. Spaces are limited so we recommend early booking.
Toplodge Fineshade Woods, Corby -15miles.
• Nature Detectives Week – Tuesday July 31st – August 4th, and August 6th – 10th, from 9-30am -4pm, at the Anglia Bird Watching Centre. A full week of awesome outdoor activities! Including two full days of bush craft! The perfect opportunity to learn about our native wildlife. A great boredom-buster for 7-14-year-olds. Booking Essential. £30 per day or £100 to come on all five days! Visit www.rutlandwater.org.uk/event-list/ or phone 01572 770651 for more detailed information.
Duxford Imperial War Museum, near Cambridge - 60miles.
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Twinlakes Park Melton Mowbray - 20miles. Belton House near Grantham – fantastic play areas - 23miles. National Space Centre Leicester - 33miles. Green’s Windmill and Science Centre Nottingham, NG2 4QB - 44miles.
Wicksteed Park Kettering - 30miles. Whisby Nature Park Thorpe-on the-Hill, near Lincoln – 35miles. Rockingham Forest – 30miles. Foxton Locks and Canal Museum Market Harborough - 31miles. For information on all of these places, check on the Internet.
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Coins (GB and World, sovereigns, Krugerrands, Royal Mint Proof sets) antiques, paintings wristwatche any articles by Cartier, Tiffany, Aspreys, etc. Dinky and Corgi toys, Moorcroft and Clarice Cliff pottery, me
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Empire Gym and Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice 11,565 Reasons to Celebrate! by Matt Weston
One year ago, we at Empire Gym visited Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice in Peterborough.
In the last twelve months, Empire Gym members and customers have smashed our original £4,000 target.
It was so moving, because it is an example of absolute brilliance:
So we set a new £10,000 target and guess what! ... we have smashed that too, through events including coffee mornings and raffles, fancy dress circuit training classes, rowing marathons and ‘dancing clubbathons’, (not forgetting the 50p that goes directly to Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall, whenever a class is paid for by a non-member or for a Sunday Circuits class.)
Brilliant in its people - Talented, passionate, professional, purposeful, determined. Brilliant in its facilities - Clean, bright, modern, technologically advanced. Like the finest spa with beautiful tended gardens, in which people walk their dogs and sit and read and relax in the sun with their families, in which children can play in the sunshine. But, most importantly... Brilliant in what it stands for and the example it sets. First and foremost, it ensures absolute dignity and respect for people and their families, allowing the focus to be on love, calmness, reflection and contemplation at the end of life.
Our Most recent event was the EMPIRE INSANE 7, where seven classes in just seven hours raised an incredible £3823.31!!! That’s £546.18 an hour! What a magnificent contribution from those eighteen dedicated participants, although it was just typical of the effervescent and dedicated spirit of Empire Gym members. The seven classes, IN A ROW, were: • Empire HIIT Circuits
And then in proving that ‘You Can!’ Through talent, they build relationships. Through passion, they raise the profile of their organisation. Through professionalism, they offer support and a framework that allows the surrounding community to work with them to do remarkable things to raise money. Through giving people the privilege of being a part of it, allowing people to visit and see, to listen and hear, to experience and feel. And to wear the Sue Ryder logo with pride during varied and inspirational fundraising endeavours, and to represent something that is a true cornerstone of the Greater Peterborough community, indeed, a part of its history.
• Metafit, (High Intensity Body Weight Training) • Boxercise • Les Mills RPM – Indoor Cycling • Les Mills SPRINT – High Intensity Indoor Cycling • Les Mills Bodypump, (Lifting and pushing of barbells using upper and lower body) • Les Mills Bodybalance, (An infusion of Yoga, Tai-Chi and Pilates) It was a high octane, energy-sapping, but extremely fun and successful day. This then brings our first year’s total for Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice to a massive £11,565.34 (or £963.77 every month for the last year!) This translates in real terms to the following; • It could fund a hospice nurse for three months. • It could also pay for a syringe driver to give constant pain relief to patients, (crucial for end of life care).
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• It could then fund twenty-nine sessions of bereavement counselling for people struggling to cope with the loss of a loved one.
about fundraising, they should contact Senior Community Fundraiser, Joely Garner, on 01733 225 943 or e-mail joely. garner@sueryder.org
AND it would buy six memory boxes for children, which store sentimental trinkets inside to help them cope with their loss.
At Empire, we are proud to be more involved and engaged with the local community than ever before.
Very, very significant indeed, we’re sure you’d agree. This, of course, doesn’t end here though. Our relationship with Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall will continue indefinitely, with our next milestone being £20,000. We encourage people to contact the hospice, and indeed to visit, to see exactly how breathtaking the organisation is. We are also delighted to hear that more and more businesses, sporting groups and organisations in the Deepings are choosing Thorpe Hall as their charity partner. If people do want to speak to Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall
Empire is for everyone. Come and be part of it!
We are delighted to say, Empire has again been nominated in the Fitness and Wellbeing category of the Deepings Business awards. If you feel compelled to vote for us so that we can defend our 2016/17 title, please go to the Deepings Business Club website where you will find details of how to vote. Type the following address into your toolbar and go to the bottom of the page for the link to the voting form www.deepings.co.uk/business-awards.html
114 Church Street, Market Deeping, PE6 8AL
Email enquiries@empiregyms.com Phone 01778 344579 In Support Of
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Does your Back Pain Always Seem to Reoccur? asks Jake Somers BTEC Dip ST, Remedial and Sports Massage therapist
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any of us will have the misfortune of suffering from lower back pain at some point in our lives. It is very common and can occur very suddenly or in a more subtle manner. It is, however, always inconvenient, badly timed and can never go fast enough. It is also something I see professionally most days in practice.
One thing that has become clear after assessing multiple patients with the same problem is that a large majority will have sustained a back injury at some point earlier in life. Many felt that they had recovered from the original injury, but there is often a little stiffness and restricted movement that remains, (often assumed as the new ‘normal’ or being age-related).A common cause of this is from the adhesions, or in other words internal scar tissue, which can be found at the site of the injury. These adhesions can ‘bind’ the various layers of muscle, fat and connective tissue which, in turn, limits their natural elasticity and smooth movements causing varying degrees of limited movement and, in many cases, pain. Research has shown that these adhesions are typically weaker, less elastic, prone to re-injury, and are more sensitive to pressure than healthy tissue. The result could be a reduced tolerance to some of life’s everyday activities and, in time, more persistent pain that lingers years after the initial injury.
The good news is that, in many cases, these adhesions can be broken down and healthy function restored to the injured area. Recovery time will vary of course, for example, depending on the amount of adhesions and how long ago the initial injury occurred. In fact, some professionals believe that adhesions are the root of the majority of physical imbalances. Working on the body to address adhesions early in their development can help minimise any of the preceding secondary problems. Sports massage can be an effective way to tackle this problem and restore healthy muscle function. If you would like to know more, or to see if I could help fix your recurring problem, then please contact the Wellhead Practice for more details. I practise here, three days a week, offering thirty or sixty minute consultations.
Tel: 01778 392832 www.thewellheadpractice.co.uk E: enquiries@thewellheadpractice.co.uk
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TIPS AND TRICKS - LIPSTICKS by Rebecca Jones
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ello, my name is Rebecca. I love all things make up. I have been a make up artist for over 12 years now. My clients are so important to me and their happiness comes first. When choosing a lip colour take into consideration the size of your lip area. I suggest a darker lip colour on fuller lips. For thinner lips opt for a lighter shade with a matching lipliner. When applying lipliner make sure you cover the entire lip area. This will help create a lasting effect for the lipstick. Also warmer colours can give a fuller plumper look.
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- Achieving Body Confidence “We want people to feel great,” says Neeta. “Our philosophy is to provide bespoke solutions for bespoke bodies and promote body confidence. Every ‘body’ is unique and to get the best results, you need to have the best tools for the job”. Opening the clinic in May 2017, and investing a six figure sum in Lumenis laser and 3D Lipo equipment has enabled the business to offer laser hair removal, face and body treatments, tattoo removal, laser skin resurfacing and vaginal rejuvenation too. “Our Lumenis laser is based on new diode technology, not old IPL technology. That means it’s not a multipurpose laser, but does just one job hair removal - very well,” says Neeta. “Likewise, our 3D Lipo Ultimate device is cutting edge, providing a number of treatments to help with weight loss, reducing pockets of fat, overall circumference reduction, skin tightening and cellulite reduction with proven results.” “The machine can offer fat freezing, cavitation, radio frequency skin tightening and body HIFU (high intensity focused ultrasound) - the latest non-invasive ultrasound fat removal technology for virtually painfree inch loss.” “Our facial treatments range from
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conventional microdermabrasion, through infused mesotheraphy with LED phototherapy, to even skin pigmentation and specialised Geneo+powered facials, that oxygenate the blood, stimulating cell renewal, followed by Tri-Pollar radio frequency to provide brighter, healthier looking skin. The results we have achieved to date have been outstanding.” The jewel in the crown however is the HIFU treatment for the face, known as the ‘non-surgical face lift’. Most of the clients Neeta has had for this service have been referrals, as the results have been so good. New additions this year have been tattoo removal, (using a unique Q-Switch laser) and vaginal rejuvenation, to treat incontinence and laxity. “Listening to clients, their needs and what is stopping them living and enjoying life is a big part of the job and the new equipment has been a direct result of this.” “We want people to feel good about themselves, and we want everyone to feel welcome at Flawless Body.
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We’re not interested in providing just standard treatments, but in building a relationship based on absolute trust and visible results for our clients, via bespoke procedures to ensure that our reputation in the town and surrounding area remains as wellrespected as it is.” “We’ve invested in the best equipment for the best outcomes for our clients and we provide the most skilled practitioners in our seven-strong team to ensure that the experience, the treatments, and the results you enjoy following a visit to Flawless Body are the very best that they can be,” says Neeta.
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Back to School Already? Time for New Shoes! Well, it’s that time of year again to start thinking about shoes to go back to school! At Zebedee Shoes, we spend months prior to this choosing the right quality and style of shoes that fit well, are comfortable and durable enough to handle the day-today wear-and-tear, as our children put them through their paces. Remember also that your child’s feet are in their school shoes five days a week, so the more natural materials that are used the better, as feet can breathe and stay healthy. It can also be very helpful when you come for a fitting to either bring your old school shoes or know what size you have been wearing, because when we size you up we can then tell how much growth has been going on, and we can fit appropriately for the next school year. We cater for children from Reception right up to adult size 12, providing a range of stock, from trendy through to traditional and more formal styles for the older senior school students. We also stock shoes to fit orthotics. All of our staff are trained to a very high standard of fitting, so if a fit isn’t right, we won’t let it go out of the shop. We
strive to get the best fit for your child and if we don’t have the right shoes in stock, we can normally order them for you within a few days. Our customer service is something we pride ourselves on and hope that everyone who visits our shop has a pleasant experience.
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BACK TO SCHOOL FOOTWEAR SPECIALISTS • A wide selection of brands are stocked in store • All staff are fully trained to fit orthotics, specialist fits, splints, wide and slim feet • Caters for sizes from birth to adult size 12 • Provides help with supportive shoes, boots for hypermobility, in-toeing and pronation • Advice for any possible foot problems. • Out-of-hours appointments available for special needs customers and busy mums or those who have more than one child to fit for shoes • Parking facilities at the rear of the shop
67 Oundle Road, Peterborough, Cambs, PE2 9PE Tel: 01733 555909 E-mail: zebedeeshoes@gmail.com
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“It Takes Two” - How Renu Can Help You! by Claire Saunders, Renu - Health, Beauty & Fitness
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provide a confidence boost and keep your workouts interesting. At Renu, you can try up to twenty classes a week, as part of your membership.
e know the saying that goes, “Less is more”, but let’s be honest. Sometimes, two is just plain better than one. When it comes to working out, having a friend along for the ride can be beneficial. You can get a serious workout without being serious – it’s okay to have fun. In fact, the more fun your workouts are, the more you’re going to look forward to, and be committed to them over the long-term. There’s absolutely no doubt that the right friend to exercise with can make your workouts more fun. Being able to laugh, encourage and motivate will make them much more enjoyable. Here are some of the benefits of working out with a friend: Fewer skipped workouts Scheduling a gym session with a friend helps hold you accountable for getting your workout in.
Meeting someone to exercise with not only motivates you to show up, but to work hard as well. Push yourself further Exercising with another person pushes you to do your workout and do it to the best of your ability. A bit of friendly banter and encouragement can mean you get a little bit more out of your exercise session. Try new exercises Going to the gym with a friend is the perfect time to try out new exercises or classes. When trying something new, your friend will
Time Flies “Time flies when you’re having fun!”… or at least when you are distracted. Having someone to chat with lets you focus on something other than just your workout, making the time go by faster. Recover together Socialising can often be a reason you may get out of your exercise routine. A friend who’s worked up a sweat with you is likely to want to join you for a healthy post-exercise meal or snack, so you get the best of both worlds! If you would like a free trial, for either you or your friend, please call us on 01778 423923
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Markey’s Wee Barber Shop #2 – Bourne’s Booming Barber Expands into Market Deeping! The first “Markey’s Wee Barber Shop” was opened at 37 West Street, Bourne, six and a half years ago by Lee Markey who, after twenty-six years in the trade, wanted to offer high quality haircuts in a fresh and modern environment. With tremendous support from his staff - Victoria, Sarah, and Lindsey - the business has built a terrific customer base in Bourne and the surrounding towns and villages. Markey was often asked by customers when he would be opening a shop in the Deepings so that they wouldn’t have to travel to Bourne, so, when the opportunity presented itself, he moved into his new premises at 19 High Street, Market Deeping.
child-friendly’ barber shops can be. Additionally, Sky Sport News, a water cooler, tea, coffee, free Wi-Fi, and a toilet facility are available, whilst payment by card is accepted.
Following a great deal of refurbishment the shop opened in May 2018, as “Markey’s Wee Barber Shop #2”, offering high quality haircuts and a specially adapted racing car seat with a DVD player for little ones. As a father of five, Markey is well aware of how ‘un
• SKY SPORTS NEWS • CHILDREN’S CAR SEAT • FREE WI-FI • CARD PAYMENTS ACCEPTED • WATER COOLER / TEA / COFFEE AVAILABLE • TOILETS
After a long and demanding search, a talented local barber - Katie Lee was recruited to build on the success of the “Markey’s Wee Barber Shop” brand, and now both Markey and Katie look forward to welcoming customers, old and new, into the shop. Gents £9, Ladies £15 - £21, Senior citizens £7 (Mon-Fri only), Children up to 16 yrs old £8, Children under 5 yrs old £7.
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August News from Newton Fallowell
by Jonathan Brewell​, Managing Partner, Newton Fallowell
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s I write this, many people across the Deepings will be enjoying the recent spell of sunshine and it looks set to continue with the forecast for the next few days nearing 30 degrees! You never know what the British weather will bring next, so my recommendation is to make the most of it while you can. With temperatures rising in the office, (and no air conditioning!) the opportunity to get out and
photograph properties, with gardens in full bloom and blue skies in the background, is welcomed. At this time of year, properties really are looking at their best and we are proud of our photography, having invested in quality equipment and tuition to help us capture the best images of your home. Making your property look great and helping it to reach as many buyers as possible is something at which I think we excel.
While I am on the subject of reaching buyers, we would like to welcome Nicola Hebblewhite and Vicki Spinner to the Newton Fallowell family, having recently opened an office in Werrington, pushing the Newton Fallowell name into Cambridgeshire. This now takes us to over forty offices and will enable us to reach and help more buyers and sellers across the region. In other news, Market Deeping Lettings has had an exceptional month with multiple new properties being advertised and tenants moved in, all in the same month. Our portfolio of managed properties keeps growing, and most of this has come by way of recommendation, so we would also like to take this opportunity to thank our current landlords for their recommendation. The staff in our Deeping office are all trained in both sales and lettings, meaning they have a full understanding of both disciplines so, if you are thinking of selling or letting, you know who to contact first! Oh and one last question: Have you built your raft? Don’t forget the Deepings Raft Race on Sunday, August 5th. This is always a fun-filled day with proceeds supporting the community and local charities.
Your local property experts! T: 01778 345978 E: Deeping@newtonfallowell.co.uk 3 Bridge Foot, Market Deeping, PE6 8AA
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arm Welcome to AW Caravan Park
Welcome to
The Deepings Caravan Park For a comfortable countryside break, bring your family to our caravan park and campsite. The Deepings Caravan Park is situated in the historical market town of Market Deeping, Lincolnshire. Set in the green surrounds of Lincolnshire, we are near to a selection of stunning towns and exciting attractions. For more than 10 years we have been welcoming all manner of guests to hire our holiday homes, caravans and glamping pods or stay on one of our pitches.
The Deepings Caravan Park, Outgang Road, Towngate East, Market Deeping PE6 8LQ
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School News Baston C. E. Primary School Recently we have celebrated sports week, where we had a variety of new sports, including zorbs, footdarts, ultimate frisbee, fencing, streetdance, cheerleading, tennis, and Bollywood dancing, and we all had a great time throughout the week. We also held our sports day during this week, where all children could participate in all races. We are extremely grateful to our PTA who help to fund the vast majority of these activities. Our Year 6 pupils travelled to Shropshire straight after half-term, where they stayed at Condover Hall. The sun shone for most of the week and they experienced being independent and organised for all activities. Many of the children conquered their fear of heights whilst taking part in abseiling, climbing, ariel trek and fan descender. Team building activities included raft building, buggy building and dance mania. Everyone was exhausted on the return journey home; however, the trip was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. Years 6 and 4 have been celebrating Christianity by attending the Lincoln Cathedral Leavers’ Service and the Churches Together Festival in Stamford. Year 6 learnt about birds of prey and how to ‘bell ring’ during their session in Lincoln. Our PTA has also funded a trip from the Hobgoblin Theatre Company where Key Stage 1 watched Little Red Riding Hood, and Key Stage 2 watched a performance about the Tudors, followed by drama workshops.
Linchfield C.P. School Linchfield has been going sports crazy! On July 3rd, the whole school took part in a sporting extravaganza, which involved every child taking part in a range of sporting activities – dribbling footballs, shooting hoops, egg and spoon relays, speed bouncing, to name just a few. The day was a huge success, with every child engaged and active throughout, cheered on by a crowd of enthusiastic supporters. One of the activities was to learn some dance moves to “I’m Ready for This” by Jess Glynne – expertly choreographed and directed by the incomparable Mrs Wills! – and the closing ceremony culminated in the whole school performing the dance to a crowd of appreciative parents and carers. What a fantastic moment! And if that wasn’t enough, on July 10th, a more traditional sports day took place, with the whole of Key Stage 2 taking to the field to compete in track and field events. A school spokesperson said, “Both events were a phenomenal success: the children thoroughly enjoyed the different nature of the two events; they displayed fantastic determination, desire and sportsmanship throughout, and showed just why Linchfield is the place to be.”
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Your Health
New School, New Term by Nicole Woodcock, Hummingbird Hypnotherapy
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When we worry a lot and create negative thought patterns, our anxiety increases and we begin to respond primitively with anxiety, anger or depression, or a combination of all three. Once we get into this phase we lose intellectual control and so become unable to make a proper assessment of any situation until we calm down and relax. Once we relax we can access the part of the brain that holds all of our knowledge and information, the part that makes us realise we probably overreacted and that everything is ok. If you have a child who has concerns about changing schools or going up to a new class, please get in touch and book an initial consultation, and learn more abut how the brain works and how hypnotherapy can help. Positive thoughts!
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Advice for First-Time Cruisers
Clare Lockett
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How long? You might not want to risk spending fourteen days at sea, so plenty of cruise lines now offer two to five night itineraries, for example Cunard’s city break cruises, departing from Southampton and heading to Hamburg, Amsterdam, Bruges and more. We recommend a five to seven night cruise, so you can really get a feel for cruising.
happy with set dining times or prefer to eat whenever you want? Quite a few lines offer drinks packages and often the earlier you book, the better the deal you get, so the drinks packages might be included for free. Keeping busy on board One of the best things about cruise ships is the range of activities. If it’s a family with small children, then look towards Norwegian/MSC/ Disney and Royal Caribbean, whose ships include family-focused pursuits, with ice skating, rock climbing and water parks, to name a few. If it’s a couple, then look at Celebrity Cruises or Holland America, for example, for outdoor games and activities, demonstrations from the chefs and crew, spa treatments, dancing and films. On a cruise, you really can be as active as you want … or simply sit back, relax, and let the waiter bring you another cocktail!
What kind of atmosphere? Some cruises still have the formal dress codes which are strictly adhered to, so beware! Many others have a ‘Captain’s Night’, which is still smart, but not as formal or strict, so you can enjoy getting dressed up, but don’t have to worry too much. We always advise packing appropriate clothing and footwear for on and off board. Remember, you will be exploring your ports of call. What about where you sleep? Think about how much time you’ll be spending in your cabin, and whether you will find it good value for money. If you are looking simply for the best deal, then this is always an inside cabin. But our advice for any first-timer is to go for at least an ocean view and, if possible, a balcony. Once you’ve sailed with the sea air in your cabin and enjoyed breakfast or pre-dinner drinks on the balcony, there’s no going back! Plus, the pool-side can get busy, so it’s nice to have your own sanctuary of space.
It’s the same story by night. From a quiet piano bar, where you can enjoy a cocktail, reading a book, if that’s what you prefer, to cabaret shows by brilliant entertainers and guest artists who are often flown in for one night. You could take part in family games shows like ‘Deal or No Deal’ or ‘Play Your Cards Right’, and it’s usually rounded off by a late night disco. Tipping Tipping can be confusing, especially for first-timers. A lot of the American-owned ships now offer a “pre-paid gratuities” option and if you don’t want to pay this, you have to speak to the purser within a day of boarding. Many customers still express their wishes to pay the staff themselves who they feel have gone above and beyond to serve them, so that’s an occasion when you would need to avoid the pre-paid gratuities.
And what you like to eat? Food is a massive part of cruising, of course. Would you be
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The “World Famous” Deeping Lions Duck Race - Coming to a River Near You! The excitement is building as the Deeping Ducks get themselves into peak physical condition to turn out for the annual races on the River Welland, Bridge Street, Deeping St James on Sunday September 2nd. The event, which is raising funds for the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance, opens at 12 noon. Races start at
1.30 pm, with the main one at 3.00 pm. The ducks have been in training all year and have honed their paddling skills to magnificent levels! There’s lots more on offer though, with rides, fun treats, food and drink stalls … and fluffy ducks. Sponsor a duck and you might even win the top prize of £100!
The Deepings Lions
“World Famous Duck Race” Sunday 2nd September 12noon - 5pm Bridge Street, Deeping St James
A fun day for all the family with stalls, rides, crafts, fun treats and fluffy ducks!
Winner - £100 2nd - £50 3rd - £25 Fund Raising for the Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance
Stalls: Contact: Esther Graham 01778 342692, for further information: Tony Plunkett 01778 344486 Registered Charity Nos - Lions International: 1026593; Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance 1017591. Registered as a lottery with South Kesteven District Council No. L003
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Any Valuables in the Attic? Come and See What They’re Worth!
A special antiques and collectables valuation event will be taking place this month in Market Deeping. The experts of Lockdales Auctioneers will be providing free valuations to the public on Wednesday August 15th, between 11am and 3pm, at The Deepings Community Centre, 2 Douglas Road, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, PE6 8PA, (complimentary car parking on-site, subject to availability). They will be valuing: coins, jewellery, watches, stamps, banknotes, medals and militaria, antiques, clocks, pens, gold, silver, pre-1900 documents/books and maps, cigarette cards, postcards, pre-1960 sporting programmes and tickets, vintage toys and comics, scientific instruments, swords, bayonets and de-activated antique firearms. No appointment will be necessary at this event; simply turn up with your goods and queue to see the relevant expert. Members of the public will have the option to consign their
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goods to auction, (subject to terms). Cash purchase offers will also be available, whilst valuations will be provided free of charge, with no obligation to sell. Lockdales Auctioneers recently broke the British record for a Rolex Submariner watch sold at auction. On October 11th, 2017, they sold an example made in c.1964 with orange numerals for nearly ÂŁ280,000, including premium, and this achievement was reported in the national media. The owner had consigned the watch to auction at one of these valuation events in the east of England. Many other star items have turned up at similar events in the past, and Lockdales are looking forward to meeting you on August 15th. Any questions, please call Lockdales Auctioneers on 01473 627110, e-mail sales@lockdales.com or visit their website, www.lockdales.com.
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Rob Rippon – Local Tradesman, Quality Service Local tradesman, Rob Rippon talks fondly of his upbringing in West Deeping in a village community where everyone was friendly and supportive. For the last twenty-four years, he has been serving the Deepings community, offering electrical installations and home improvements. Nowadays, his main focus is on kitchen and bathroom installations, whilst also offering replacement kitchen doors, made to measure, to refresh and renew tired old kitchens.
His career began in 1985 as an apprentice electrician to Dennis Ireland of M. I. Electrical , working in the homes of people all around the Market Deeping area. He has memories of the new houses that were built on Dixons Road and The Granary in the late 1980s. The best advice he received from his father was to get a trade behind him and then do what he enjoyed, which was woodwork and carpentry. Rob declares, “I am fortunate to have worked with some very skilled tradesmen over the years and have used the skills and knowledge that they passed on to me to be able to produce the high quality kitchen and bathroom installations that I can offer.” As a member of ‘Safe Local Trades’, he is understandably proud of his high feedback rating.
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The Deepings School at The Ryman National Enterprise Challenge On Wednesday July 4th, The Deepings School took a group of five Year 9 students to the finals of the prestigious Ryman National Enterprise Challenge, (the UK’s largest schools’ enterprise education competition), at the Telford International Centre. The Ryman National Enterprise Challenge is part of the Inspirational Learning Group, whose aim is to provide innovative and enterprising off-timetable events for schools, colleges and
universities; engaging, inspiring and motivating students through a range of activities. The Challenge has attracted over 450 schools and 200,000 students since its first challenge was launched, back in 2013. The Deepings School competed against 160 schools in this year’s challenge and the team, made up of Ruby Gray, Ruby Carlisle, Thomas Finbow, Evie Alexander, Louis Allen, although a little nervous, were brimming with anticipation and excitement as they joined students from other competing schools at the finals. Challenge Ambassador, Theo Paphitis, entrepreneur, retail magnate and well- known for his
appearances on Dragons’ Den, said, “Some of the best pitches I’ve seen on The Ryman National Enterprise Challenge over the years have been even better than the ones I saw in the Den!” Linda Taylor, Careers Leader from The Deepings School said, “The finals day saw our team demonstrate resilience and teamwork as they successfully rose to the challenge, preparing a range of display and marketing materials and even using sign language in their presentation! We would like to extend our thanks to our co-sponsors, British Sugar, who helped us to fund the initial activity day in school and also came along to support our team.”
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Get Set for Free Perkins Great Eastern Run Training Sessions
Penny @ Callows in Market Deeping has been hiding a number of pebbles in and around the vicinity recently. Pick one up and you could be in for a halfprice haircut, if yours is one of the lucky ones. Simply take it into the salon in Market Deeping Market Place, and leave Penny to do the rest!
The chance to get advice from experienced runners and coaches will be on offer at a series of free training sessions in the build-up to this year’s Perkins Great Eastern Run, which takes place on Sunday, October 14th. The sessions take place fortnightly on Wednesday evenings, between July 11th and October 3rd, at Peterborough Embankment Athletics Track in Bishops Road. Each session starts with a warm-up at 7pm and will last around an hour. Runners can meet seasoned competitors who will be acting as pacers to help entrants achieve personal best times in the race. Runners do not have to be signed up to the Perkins Great
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Eastern Run to take part in the sessions; you can be considering taking part or merely just want to get some running advice. Representatives from the charity Anna’s Hope will be on hand at the first session for anyone who wants to find out about the 5K Fun Run event. Visit www.perkinsgreateasternrun. co.uk for more information about pacers, target times and the free training sessions. Follow the latest Perkins Great Eastern Run developments on Twitter @PerkinsGER, Facebook www.facebook.com/ ThePerkinsGreatEasternRun and Instagram @ perkinsgreateasternrun. august 2018
Rotarians Donate Training Aid to Deepings First Responders Deepings First Responders have a new training aid that could help save the lives of young children, a Baby Anne CPR doll, which has been donated to the First Responders group by the Rotary Club of the Deepings.
President of the Rotary Club of the Deepings, Alan Kendrick, presents the Baby Anne CPR doll to Russell Handley of Deepings First Responders.
The Baby Anne manikin was developed to provide effective training in infant CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation). Among its many features, it offers realistic chest compressions and chest rise to allow trainees to learn proper CPR techniques, as well as how to clear obstructed airways. The Baby Anne was formally presented to the First Responders by Rotary President, Alan Kendrick. It is already proving a very useful training resource. Helen Bembridge, Co-ordinator for Deepings First Responders, said: “We have never had this
First Responder, Rachel Angell, on duty at the Rose & Sweet Pea Show. model before and she will be very useful to the group. We have already had an interesting and informative training session with her, and she has been taken out to advise a group of mothers how to deal with a choking child.”
Deepings Swimming Club Strikes Gold in Eindhoven Anglian Water for the second consecutive year.
A jubilant Deepings Swimming Club won nineteen medals at the Netherlands Invitational Meet in Eindhoven after a weekend of outstanding performances. The squad of twenty-three competed against swimmers from fifty-six clubs, representing eight countries. Six swimmers medalled, winning four golds, eight silvers and seven bronzes, with younger swimmers competing in an eight-lane 25m pool and older swimmers in a 10lane 50m pool. Fifteen-year-old Holly Leggott, competing in her fourth Netherlands meet, had a memorable two days, winning three golds and three silvers. Her roommate, Lexy Cooper, reached the podium four times, with two silvers and two bronzes. Meanwhile, the boys celebrated two bronze medals, from Harry Cardell and Kallum Penman. In the 25m pool, ten-year-old Emma Dennis scooped one gold, two silvers and two bronzes, whilst Jacob Briers came away with a silver and a bronze. The team’s achievements, a u gus t 2 018
The medal-winning Deepings Swimming Club squad in their Anglian Water-sponsored shirts. culminating in multiple county times and personals bests, were all the more impressive considering the long journey to Eindhoven. Deepings SC travelled overnight by ferry, arriving at the pool ready to swim on the Saturday. The trip was organised by Chris Shaw of Shaw’s Coaches, parent of Deepings SC ambassador George Shaw, who competed at the meet, while Anne Penman, grandmother of bronze medallist Kallum Penman, ran the catering operation, ensuring the swimmers and their parents were fed and watered over the two days. The squad wore specially designed T-shirts during the competition, which were kindly sponsored by
The Deepings Squad in full In the 25m pool: Jacob Briers, Molly Briers, Emma Dennis, Alice Dovey, Ella Gerrard, Holly Griffin, Oliver Harrison, Lucie Lund, Jessica O’Herlihy, Natalie Pecenkova, Lilly Tappern and Lara Treharne. In the 50m pool: Harry Cardell, Lexy Cooper, Robyn Gerrard, Holly Leggott, Emma Lund, Joe Lund, Kallum Penman, Raymond Sheridan, George Shaw, Amy Tappern and Zack Treharne.
Lexy Cooper and Holly Leggott celebrate their medals.
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S & J Windows and Conservatories
– Local Firm Providing a Quality Service Family-run company, S & J Windows and Conservatories, are one of the leading suppliers and installers of doors, conservatories and uPVC windows throughout the region, and are now entering their twenty-sixth year of continuous trading. Local man, Steve Kell, and the team are continuing to build on the fine reputation for delivering top quality products and installation services, at highly competitive prices. From uPVC double glazing and orangeries to soffits and fascias and double glazing repairs, S & J’s fully qualified workforce have the knowledge and expertise to successfully complete their installations quickly and efficiently. They are dedicated to providing all of their many customers with an expert and unrivalled service, making them a company that can be trusted. Their two teams of fitters operate across the area from Bourne, Stamford and The Deepings, down through Peterborough, Huntingdon and St Neots, so they can easily access any location within these local regions. It is often the case that one satisfied customer within the local area is so impressed with the S & J products and service, that a glowing recommendation leads to further projects much further afield. Hence the S & J teams of fitters have, in recent years, been busy in London, Oxford, Skegness and Lincoln. Having been established in the area for so long has meant that Steve can now look at their installations from more than twenty years ago, where the original wooden frames would have perhaps been replaced with aluminium ones.
Those same customers are now seeing S & J return with replacement uPVC frames, knowing that the same level of quality workmanship and competitive pricing will have remained a key feature. Besides the ‘windows, doors, fascias and soffits’ part of the operation, Steve explains how many houseowners are now moving away from the practice of having their conservatory built with a polycarbonate roof, the transparent covering which notoriously makes the room into an oven in the summer months and then into a fridge, when the temperatures drop. This, of course, has made many expensive additions to the house virtual ‘no go areas’, (particularly when a summer such as this one comes around!) S & J have the solution with their tiled effect, “warm roof”, which has proved to be a very popular addition to their operation. Rather than simply cover an existing roof with the new composite tiles, S & J will remove the entire roof and replace it, ensuring that there will be no sagging in the future. Whatever the product, S & J pride themselves on their first class customer service and professional workmanship for total customer satisfaction. All of their products and installations are tailored to fit with the customer’s specific requirements - no matter what the query, they will find the ideal solution for you. The company now offers their customers finance arrangements. Acting as ‘introducers of finance’, S & J can ensure that the cost of the project can be spread over a period of time. See their website for further details.
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Your Garden
August Gardening Tips As I am writing this, we are going through one of the hottest and driest periods we have had for a long time, and I am having to make daily trips to water my young plants and seedlings. However, at the moment, my allotment is looking really promising, and I have had a lot of really tasty mangetout peas. Trips to the allotment or vegetable plot will be more about watering and harvesting than planting, and to keep the weeds at bay, (which in the drier months should be less prolific), a regular hoeing should be sufficient. To retain precious moisture, it can help to add mulch around your crops to prevent excess evaporation, preferably immediately after it has rained. August is mainly about harvesting and enjoying the produce you have nurtured over the past few months, but there are still one or two crops that you can sow, mainly lettuces and salad leaves, spring onions, radishes, Japanese onion seeds (in situ), and a last batch of carrots and turnips. However, as you harvest your crops and create some space, you can transplant winter and spring cauliflowers, sprouting broccoli, Brussels sprouts and kale. Cabbage seeds can be planted in a temporary bed or in pots or modules - remember to cover them with nets to keep off the birds and caterpillars. Strawberry runners that have been potted can be transplanted into a sunny, fertile spot. Keep them well-watered, and planting them through weed suppressant material should help keep the moisture in and the soil warmer. Other jobs for this month include: • Pruning gooseberry and currant bushes. • Cut to the ground all raspberry canes that have borne fruit this year and tie in the new green canes that will produce next year’s fruit. • Continue pinching out tomatoes and don’t forget to provide support for the plants as they become more heavily laden - also for cucumbers, peppers and even fruit trees. • Keep earthing up potatoes to prevent the tubers being exposed and also brassicas to support unsteady stems.
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If you wish to store garlic onions and shallots, they will need to be thoroughly dried out and this can be achieved by lifting them carefully and laying them on the ground in the sun or spreading them out on racks. They can then be strung and hung, but not in the kitchen as the atmosphere is too moist; somewhere cool and dry is advisable.
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CARE HOME RESIDENTS BENEFIT FROM LUXURY REFURBISHMENT Residents at St John’s Care Home in Spalding are enjoying the benefits of a luxury refurbishment. The dementia care home now features its very own pub, café, hair dressing salon and beautifully refurbished lounge and dining room. “We are delighted with the new areas of our care home, they will be a great asset for people in Spalding”, said Alykhan Kachra, Managing Director of Country Court Care. “We know that all our residents, but especially those with dementia, benefit from stimulation to keep their minds active. Creating interesting areas within the home act as a destination and focal point that can be accessed safely and securely”. Each area of the care home has been thoughtfully designed and beautifully furnished to provide comfortable and pleasant surroundings whilst being sympathetic to the original features of the 19th Century vicarage. The café will be ideal for relatives to take their
loved ones to for a cup of tea whilst visiting, or for one-to-one activities with Well-being & Activities Coordinators, the existing lounge and dining areas will continue to be used for larger group activities such as entertainment or gentle exercises. The new areas of the care home are part of an on-going program of refurbishment and redevelopment to make Country Court Care communities great places to live, that are enjoyable, fun and provide lots of meaningful and precious moments by creating spaces that facilitate our well-being programme. St John’s Care Home has been rated ‘Good’ in all areas by the CQC and is home to up to 55 residents, offering residential and dementia care in a homely setting.
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How to gain up to a third more storage space in your home, in just one day! Space is critical in every home. Think of the number of times you’ve thought: “It would be good to keep this; the problem is where?” Well, how about your loft? In the average home it accounts for between a quarter to one-third of the volume. That’s a huge area that can add so many uses and benefits to family life. Perhaps it’s difficult to get into? Not floored for storage or use? Access4Lofts solve all these problems with simplicity. They specialise in developing lofts for storage. Safe access to your loft... The majority of properties have an access hatch to the space in the loft. Access4Lofts create space the easy and affordable way. They can supply and install a new loft hatch and a safe, sturdy aluminium loft ladder in your home in just one day! That means that your dark and dismal roof space suddenly becomes a useful storage area for all that family clutter. “My experience enables fitting the ladder and converting the access hatch, in double-quick time. The space is accessible and there's no mess left behind," says Paul Norgate of Access4Lofts Peterborough. 24 44
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n January 2013, the then Financial Services Authority, (now the Financial Conduct Authority), increased the requirement for Financial Planners and Advisors to have greater-thanever-before ethical standards and higher levels of professional qualifications. The result of this is that, for those who have required or do require advice, they are represented by an excellent group of knowledgeable professionals. In this area alone we now have a number of highly regarded individuals and companies who provide financial planning advice. At Liberty Partnership, we have taken each of these standards as minimum requirements, and we are delighted to say that we are designated a Chartered Firm of Financial Planners. Across the professional landscape, from accountants to civil engineers, and of course financial planners, ‘Chartered’ status stands proud as being very much the gold standard.
This means that we have progressed with additional advanced qualifications and that we have a culture of high ethics, additional learning and professional development for all of our staff. This in turn, we believe, adds tremendous value to our clients who have the confidence and knowledge that they are being well looked after by our team. If you are looking for financial advice, then look out for the gold standard, and embark on a journey with a Financial Planner and their team in whom you can have real confidence. Please feel free to contact our office for a FREE initial consultation should you require advice on pensions, investments, estate planning or mortgages.
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WE CAN SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY ON YOUR ACCOUNTS BY INSTRUCTING US TO TAKE CARE OF YOUR BOOKKEEPING NEEDS
Incredible events don’t always make the headlines... …they’re happening daily, right here in your neighbourhood. Every day, staff and volunteers at Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice are helping patients and families through the most difficult of times. Alongside expert medical care, there’s love and laughter, walks in the garden and plenty of tea and understanding.
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Will you make something incredible happen? This care and support is vital to people in our community. That’s why we’re asking; might you make it part of your legacy by remembering your local hospice in your will?
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Smiths Funeral Directors Service without compromise
Independent family owned funeral home serving Market Deeping and the surrounding villages
• Sensitive caring attention given at all times with advice provided on all aspects of funeral arrangements. • Arrangements made in the pleasant surroundings of our funeral home or in the comfort of your own home. • Offering a full range of funerals at very competitive prices.
01733 347474 for 24 hour help and advice Church View House, 75 High Street, Fletton, Peterborough, PE2 8DT Email: smithsfuneraldirectors@btconnect.com www.smithsfuneraldirectors.co.uk
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Number of Older People Left Without Social Care Support Hits Record High by Nick Ash, Managing Director
New figures have revealed that the number of older people in England and Wales without social care support has hit a record high. According to official statistics from AgeUK, approximately 1.4 million people, aged sixty-five or over, have needs such as getting dressed, washed or getting out of bed, which are not being met by the NHS or our social care system. The charity director of AgeUK, Caroline Abrahams, said: “Older people around the country are being very badly let down by the catastrophic lack of government funding for social care. Our new analysis echoes what we hear all around the country: it is getting ever harder to access care, if you need it, and increasing numbers of frail, ill, older people are being left to manage alone. It is profoundly shocking that 1.4 million older people, one in seven of the entire older population, now has some degree of unmet need, and the numbers are rising quite fast.” Nick Ash, Managing Director of Will and Probate Services reacted to the report, commenting: “The statistics are a real wake-up call for those of us in our
fifties and sixties. We need to get our plans in order. Having experienced the social care crisis first hand in my own family, I have come to the conclusion that the only way to ensure that future needs are met is to have a plan in place that retains control of both assets and decision-making within the family unit.” A spokesperson for the Department of Health and Social Care said: “The government has committed to a long-term plan with a sustainable multi-year settlement for the NHS to help it manage growing patient demand. Health and social care are two sides of the same coin, and reforms must be aligned. That’s why our forthcoming green paper will be published in the autumn alongside the NHS plan.” This will be the third green paper in the last ten years. You can’t afford to wait for the government. Take advice on making your plans today and call Will and Probate Services on 01778 382723.
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Browns Removals have been moving homes for the past 35 years, so whether your removal is large or small, moving home or office be rest assured that we have the knowledge and experience to carry out your removal smoothly and stress free. Browns Removals also provide safe secure storage from £10 per week (incl VAT) if you are looking for personal, business, long or short term storage we can accommodate all needs. Efficient, friendly and reliable service – Vehicles to suit all size removals – Best quality materials used - fully trained, experienced staff. FREE quotes. FREE starter packaging kit.
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The Areas largest Conservatory furniture showroom now sells Oak furniture and Rugs NEW Range of Outdoor Rattan Furniture Weatherproof • UV resistant, colour fast Water repellent cushions • 2 year warranty Non Rust Aluminium frames • Choice of fabrics
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Blinds Harmony SummerInOffer Hits the Right Note Blinds in Harmony can supply a wide range of quality blinds, curtains and accessories to satisfy all customers’ needs. The company has a full range of all types of blinds to suit all requirements, for both homes and commercial premises. The company, which was established 15 years ago, operates from a shop and showroom at 15 Market Square, Whittlesey supported by a manufacturing and office unit at Coates. Director Norman Tuckey, who is helped in the business by sons Luke and Jay, said: “We pride ourselves on providing a personal and highly professional service to all our customers. “We can provide a wide range of blinds, from quality roller, vertical, wooden and Venetian blinds, and poles, tracks and accessories, to electronically operated and solar reflective blinds and specialist blinds for hospitals.” Blinds in Harmony also supplies a high-quality range of curtains and curtain fabrics to enhance most home interiors.
Its EXPRESS range of curtains has a selection of headings and valances for delivery in 10 to 14 days while its new range of ready-made curtains are available in just two to three days. The company offers a hand finished bespoke curtain service with headings of customers’choice and accessories such as tie backs, pelmets and cushion covers, plus a full fitting and hanging service. You can call 0800 028 2942 or 01733 840258 for a free estimate, or pop in to the showroom at 15 Market Place, Whittlesey.
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ew gardens are now complete without a buddleia, a popular plant commonly known as the butterfly bush, a ubiquitous species with over 140 varieties, yet few will know that it is named after the Rev Adam Buddle, a distinguished botanist, son of Richard Buddle of Deeping St James who was born and baptised there in 1662. Adam studied theology at St Catherine’s Hall, Cambridge, where he took a BA degree in 1681 followed by his MA in 1685, and soon became friendly with John Ray, also a theologian, who came from Black Notley near Braintree, Essex. Ray had written several books, some religious (The Wisdom of God) and some botanical (A Catalogue of English Plants, published in 1670), and was probably the first English taxonomist, that branch of biology concerned with the classification of organisms based on structure and origin. It was through his friendship that Buddle started on his quest of studying native mosses, grasses and plant species and soon established a reputation for his subject, being consulted by the experts of the time. By 1696, Buddle had married and was living at Hadleigh in Suffolk where his two children were baptised and in 1703, he was appointed rector of the parishes of North Farmbridge where he remained for many years and during this period, he wrote and compiled an entirely
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new and complete reference work called English Flora in 1708, some three years after the death of John Ray. The book was never published but the manuscripts now form part of the Sloane collection at the Natural History Museum in London while the British Museum holds examples of his herbarium specimens. His work demonstrates accuracy, knowledge and diligence and it is therefore a great pity that his flora was never shared with a wider public. Carolus Linnaeus (1701-78), the Swedish naturalist and founder of modern scientific nomenclature for plants and animals, subsequently named the species Buddleia in honour of Buddle’s work in taxomony, notably Buddleia globosa, the first of many buddleias to follow. Adam Buddle died on 15th April 1715, aged 50, at Gray’s Inn, London, where he was a reader, and he is buried at St Andrew’s Church, Holborn, London. Unfortunately, butterflies are becoming a less familiar sight in our back gardens especially those close to farmland where agricultural chemicals take their toll, but we still get occasional glimpses of these colourful visitors such as this beautiful peacock (Aglais io) settling long enough to obtain a picture. Archive photograph from 1998 by Rex Needle of his back garden buddleia with visitor. a u g u st 2 0 1 8
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pork and peach kebabs These are great on the BBQ but if the weather is not on your side, they're just as delicious in the grill!
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Method • Soak eight wooden skewers in cold water for at least 5 minutes. • Cut the pork into large cubes, then halve and stone the peaches and cut them into chunks. • Grate the zest from half the lemon and squeeze out the juice. Reserve 1 tbsp of the juice, then mix the remainder with the zest and honey. • Thread the pork and peach slices alternately onto the skewers. • Brush all over with the honey and lemon mix, then grill or barbecue for 10-12 mins, turning regularly, until cooked. • Separate the lettuce leaves and mix with the watercress. • Whisk the reserved lemon juice with the olive oil, mustard and a little seasoning. • Toss with the salad leaves and serve with the kebabs. a u gus t 2 018
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Seasonal Delights with Amy at Vine House Farm HOME GROWN RASPBERRIES We have been picking our home grown raspberries for a week or so now. They are absolutely delicious, even if we do say so ourselves! Fill a Victoria sponge with fresh raspberries for a taste of summer, or use them in a classic summer pudding. Raspberries can be preserved in vinegar, cordials, jams & jellies or even in Drambuie for a real treat. Be sure to bring fresh raspberries up to room temperature before eating, to maximise their flavour.
ENJOY.... PICNIC SEASON Our coleslaw & potato salads now have quite a following. Made with home grown & local ingredients in the kitchen here at Vine House Farm. Look out for our new beetroot, carrot & balsamic coleslaw too - perfect to add to a simple lunch or supper, or with a jacket potato.
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Deeping St. Nicholas Festival – Thank Yous! The first Deeping St. Nicholas Festival was held between June 10th and 17th, and was a great success, made very special by all of the generous help and support offered. Special thanks are extended to the Festival Committee whose role it was to bring everything together. Thank you to the Parish and District Councillors who supported the Festival and made themselves available to answer questions. The week was opened with a service, at which the Archdeacon of Lincoln presided, and with a service presided at by the Bishop of Grantham. We are
thankful to them both for their time. Thank you to John Hayes MP for finding time to join us in his busy schedule. It was good to have the space to chat over lunch. We had great fun at the Dog Show, the Talent Show, the Kirton Brass Band Concert, and the Afternoon Tea. The ‘tour and talk’ at Nicholas Watts’s Farm was lovely, whilst the Quiz Night, the World Cup Night, the cooking and flower demonstration, and the Rockin Revs and the Ceilidh with Claddagh, were all a great success. A big thank you to David and Sue Steele for clearing the barn and hosting it, and thank
you to Karsten UK for supporting this event. It was such an enjoyable time, with the opportunity to meet new people and old friends from the village and the surrounding area. Thank you to all who came to support and join in.
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Citizens Advice is Looking for New Volunteers Having launched a new style of service at their outreach in Bourne, Citizens Advice are looking to increase the number of volunteers there, and at the main office in Spalding. The new service is called Initial Check, and it lasts just a few minutes. It allows people who drop in, to talk through their issue, allowing a quick assessment of whether they can seek further help themselves; whether they can be signposted to another organisation with specialist skills; or whether the Citizens Advice team can help with advice. In Bourne, the service is operating alongside traditional face-to-face advice, and has transformed the amount of people who can be seen during opening hours. “We had a very successful year in 2017-18, where the value of our volunteers leapt from £581,467 to £783,162, ” said Megan Millar, Training Officer, “and now, if anyone is able to volunteer for six hours a week, we would be delighted to hear from them, either by contacting me on trainingofficer@citizendsadvicesouthlincs.org.uk, or by filling in the enquiry form on our website www. citizensadvicesouthlincs.org.uk. Interviews will be held in August for a September intake, and will be part of an introduction day which gives details on every role in the organisation, presented by the volunteers who are currently carrying them out. “People are surprised when they hear about the range of volunteer roles available,” said Megan, “and we can always find a role that is suitable for each individual’s range of skills and experience.”
Regular Clubs The Deepings Camera Club meet every Wednesday from September to May at the Market Deeping Community Centre in Douglas Road Market Deeping. Langtoft, Deepings and District branch of the Royal British Legion meet the 2nd Monday every month at 8pm at The Goat, Frognall. Everyone welcome. Contact Phil on 07729 656710 for more details. Bingo Clubs every Friday and Sunday from 1st September at the Green School Church St Market Deeping doors open 7pm, eyes down 7.30pm, admission £1 and 50p for tea coffee and biscuits. £5 a book, £1 for a flyer and £1per raffle ticket. For more details phone Trisha on 01778 346348. The Rotary Club of The Deepings Part of one of the largest and most influential international humanitarian service organisations in the world ; serving the needs of communities and promoting peace worldwide by initiating thousands of humanitarian projects. Register your interest on our website: http://rotary-ribi.org/clubs/contact.php?ClubID=413 [1] or email Club Secretary Jenny Spratt, jennyspratt@btinternet.com” Priory Youth Players / Priory Players. Amateur dramatics for ages four years and upwards. We rehearse for pantomime every Monday and Wednesday at the Priory Church Hall, Deeping St.James, from September to January. Acting workshops for teenagers and adults in February and March. Contact Kate Redhead on pypdsj@gmail.com for details on places - (waiting list may apply) or visit our Facebook page. The Young at Heart Club meets alternate Tuesdays at Coronation Hall, Market Deeping. Programme includes speakers, games, quizzes and trips. Contact Trisha on 01778 346348. Deep In Friends meets alternate Tuesdays at the Priory Church Hall, Deeping St James 2-4pm. Programme includes craft activities, quizzes, games, outings & speakers. Langtoft, Deepings and District branch of the Royal British Legion meet the 2nd Monday every month at 8pm at The Goat, Frognall. Everyone welcome. Contact Phil on 07729 656710 for more details. The Deepings Lions Club Small friendly Club part of the Lions Family of thousands of others throughout the world. They have been fund raising in the Deepings and surrounding villages for good causes for over thirty years. The Christmas sleigh, Summer Carnival and the ‘World Famous’ Duck Race are some of the events that they help organise. A sociable lot and like to have fun. For more information call 0845 833 7489, visit our Facebook page or come along to one of their meetings held at the White Horse pub in Market Deeping at 8pm on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.
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The New Community Centre, Douglas Road, Market Deeping PE6 8PA Opening times: Wednesday 10:00am – 3:00pm
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The Institute, 38 Church Street, Deeping St James PE6 8HD Opening times: Fortnightly by appointment, referrals after initial assessment at Market Deeping
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Events - August 2018 July 30th - August 5th - Queensgate brings medieval
food and drink outlets and amusements. Stalls open at 9-30am, raft parade from the Waterton Arms at 11am, first race 11-30am and presentations at 4pm.
Peterborough to life! Prepare to be taken back in time, back to Medeshamstede, when Peterborough was born, as Queensgate Shopping Centre puts on a week-long celebration and festivities, to mark the 900th anniversary of the city. You are invited to step into a medieval village, complete with a castle and towering turrets, in Central Square. Free!
5th - Deepings Library will be open 1pm - 4pm for the Raft Race, and there will be a mega book sale, face painting, tombola and more on the lawns outside the library.
August 1st - Sept 30th - An exhibition of wild flower
8th - Craft Club, Oddfellows Hall, Church Street, Market
Deeping. 2.00pm; everyone welcome. For further information, call Janice 01778426724.
paintings, inspired by the works of John Clare, by Marianna Kneller at John Clare Cottage. Marianna has been the ‘Artist in Residence’ at Exbury Gardens in the New Forest, home of the celebrated Rothschild rhododendrons. During her time as the artist there, she was awarded the Royal Horticultural Society Grenfell and Lindley Medals for her paintings of rhododendrons. The John Clare Cottage is open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Mondays, 11am - 3.00pm, (11am – 4:00 pm from April 2nd). For more details see www.clarecottage.org.
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- Nene and Welland Oddfellows Heritage train ride and picnic at Railworld, Peterborough, 10.30am - to book, call Lucy 01733 203558.
11th- Friends of Bourne Woods Children’s Activity Afternoon:
The caterpillar has lost his food! Can you help us find it at the Community Orchard? Various activities suitable for ages 0 - 11. Let your little ones paint, draw and stick while you wander around the Community Orchard in peace. 2pm - 4pm. Donations welcome. Refreshments available.
1st - Sept 30th - An exhibition by Tracy Louise Photography, entitled John Clare’s Calendar: A View Through the Lens in the Dovecote at the John Clare Cottage. Tracy is a local photographer with a great interest in wildlife and John Clare. More information can be found at www. tracylouisephotography.co.uk . The John Clare Cottage is open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Mondays, 11am-3.00pm, (11am – 4:00 pm from April 2nd). For more details see www. clarecottage.org.
11th - Maxey Classic and Thoroughbred Car, Motorcycle and
1st - 29th- Beastly Boring Burghley Tour, daily at 10am for a guided tour with a difference during the summer holidays. Be guided around by the costumed guides and find out all the grizzly gruesome and horrible history associated with Burghley and the people who have lived here. Your ticket will then give you access to the House and Gardens for the rest of the day. For further information, visit www.burghley.co.uk.
14th - Nene and Welland Oddfellows - Sausage making and
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4th - Langtoft Church Saturday Sale from 10am to 12noon. 4th - The Deepings Caravan Park is hosting the 5th Annual Beer Festival. Starting at lunchtime and staying open until late, the festival involves a full range of local beers, while entertainment is provided by various singers, bands, and acoustic acts.
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14th - Deepings Coffee Club is holding a Games Challenge
at their meeting this month. Visitors are welcome: they meet at the Priory Church Hall in Deeping St. James. Doors open at 10am for a 10.30am start. Further details from Anne Winstone 01778 344003.
15th - Nene and Welland Oddfellows Dine around at Riverside Hotel Surfleet Spalding - 12.30pm - to book, call Christine 07714096801.
22nd - Nene and Welland Oddfellows - “Games in the Garden”,
4th - 5th- Baston in the Blitz, a huge World War 2 and military 5th
supper, Alec Day Butchers, Abbey Road, Bourne, 6.30pm - to book call Andrew 07729 519122.
21st - Deepings Flower Club are delighted that Tim Green will be returning with a demonstration entitled “Function Flowers’; this I am sure will mean that he is going to ‘wow’ us with ideas for a wedding party or a big anniversary party? Come and join us at Priory Church Hall, Deeping St James. Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm: tea and coffee with raffle of all the arrangements. Visitors £6. Enquiries Sue Lee 01778 560362.
Freshly-made bacon butties to have with tea or coffee, homemade cakes and produce, jigsaws, CDs and DVDs and our popular ‘Pot Luck’ table.All welcome.
extravaganza: from 10am-5pm daily. Admission on the day £7,(£5) or for the weekend£10,(£7), accompanied U16s free.
4x4 Show, Quarry Lane, Maxey - one mile off the A15, south of Market Deeping. The show opens at 11am, with judging taking place between 12.30pm and 3.00pm. As usual, the organisers have recruited several national motoring journalists to help with the difficult job of picking the winners. Contact Gill Chown on 01778 344476 or visit www.maxeyclassiccarandbikeshow. com or e-mail us on info@maxeyclassiccarandbikeshow.com .
12 Rotten Row, Pinchbeck, Spalding, everyone welcome.For further information, call Christine 07714 096801.
28th - Nene and Welland Oddfellows Care and Welfare Talk
- Information for carers and those needing help with care. At the Oddfellows Hall, Church Street, Market Deeping, everyone welcome.For further information, call Karen 01778 342006.
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It’s a Scarecrow Invasion - Dyke Scarecrow Festival September is usually one of the quietest months, as children return to school and the evenings draw in – yet, it’s at precisely this time that the picturesque village of Dyke, just north of Bourne, comes alive! An invasion of scarecrows engulfs the village - they hang from trees, peek around buildings, lounge in gardens and clamber over walls, in competition to be the best creation that visitors have seen. What started several years ago as a simple scarecrow festival has now morphed into a huge, fun-packed weekend festival, with beer and live music, classic cars, craft fairs and an inflatable extravaganza – all accompanied by dancers, martial arts performances, theatre groups and even a Tuneless Choir! We are also pleased to welcome ‘The Voice Kids’ star, Tabitha Gervis, who will be performing on the Saturday between 12 noon and 1.00pm. Food vendors will be preparing dishes from Mexico, the Caribbean and the Orient, as well as the more traditional beefburgers and hot dogs. And, if that’s not enough, we’ll be treated over the weekend to the Battle of Britain flight! Dyke Scarecrow Festival kicks off at 7pm on Friday, September 7th, when residents and visitors are welcomed to a full weekend’s entertainment and a tantalising selection of real ales. It’s free to enter the marquee, with two live bands playing each night, (Dean & Co on Friday at 7.30pm; then, on Saturday at 7.30pm, Pennyless, followed by Uninvited Guest) – all you have to buy is your drink! The play area will spring to life on Saturday morning, as classic cars arrive, craft stalls are
arranged, and food vendors switch on their ovens and hot plates. The scarecrow competition commences at 10am , but you don’t have to be a resident to enter your own creation - just send your details and name for the scarecrow to contact@dykevillagehall. org.uk to take part. There is a programme of events for the whole weekend, including a performance by the Tuneless Choir, ‘Bourne to Dance’ and Friends of Stamford and Rutland Theatre. Details can be found at www.dykevillagehall.org.uk. Car parking is FREE. Entrance to the festival main area is £2 p.p. Brian Parkinson, a festival organiser and Chair of Dyke Village Hall Committee says: “The planning for the event gets more elaborate each year, and we have a team of people busy behind the scenes to make sure the weekend is fun and engaging for everyone, young and old. It is a family event and we would love as many people as possible to get involved – whether as a visitor or by creating your own scarecrow. It’s a weekend’s worth of entertainment that’s easy on the pocket.”
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Gigs and Musical Events - August 2018 2nd
- Open Mic, Voodoo Unplugged: 8pm-11-30pm at Mama Liz’s, Stamford, hosted by David Bailey and Steve Gibbs. For further information, e-mail david.bailey20@ btinternet.com.
2nd - Buddy Holly: A Legend Reborn. Relive the rocking ’50s music scene with this tribute to the songs of Buddy Holly. 7-30pm start. For tickets vist www.broadwaypeterborough. co.uk. 4th - Covers band, The Veltones, are playing at the Deeping
Stage tonight at 9-30pm.
4 - Live Country Music evening at the Masonic Centre Hall, 1-2 Roman Bank, Bourne, Lincs PE10 9LQ. First class country singers from around the UK, this month Natalie Thurlow: whether you’re a line dancer or a listener, these evenings are for everyone who appreciates good Country music. Entrance £9, no bar, so bring your own drinks. For further information, phone Donna 01778 421932 or 07718972329. th
5th - Raft Race Bands Day Special at the Deeping Stage;
enjoy a drink and relax whilst listening to some good local talent. Bands playing are Stone Pony, Zebra, Revolver and Indigo.
7th - The Masons Folk & Acoustic Club: Singers and musicians wanted, all instruments, abilities and ages welcome! Singaround style, any kind of tunes and traditional music, even an ‘open stage’ section if you like! 8pm at the Masons Arms, South St, Bourne. For further details, phone Dean on 01778 570115. 11 - Vivacity Storytelling Festival, Central Park, Peterborough. Pennyless playing 3 sets from 11am to 5pm. th
Jazz Music Society presents The Toft House All Stars. Guests include Peter Rudeforth, (The Big Chris Barber Band), John Ellmer, (The Mardi Gras Jazz Band), Rex O’Dell, (Rex O’Dell’s Nicest People), Bill Coleman, (Kenny Ball’s Jazzmen) and John Watson, (The Big Chris Barber Band). Admission £10, booking advisable, 01778 59033.
23rd - Open Mic, Acoustic Café, at John Clare Cottage
cafe, Woodgate, Peterborough, PE6 7ED: 6.30 for 7pm start. Organiser: Rev. Dave Maylor (blues guitar) - details 01733 253330.
23rd - Lawrence’s Singaround: acoustic-only songs and music, all styles - 7.30pm at the Red Lion, 48 King Street, West Deeping, PE6 9HP; for details - 01733 253347. 25th - Satellite Screening of The Ronnie Scott’s All Stars,
direct from London’s world famous jazz club, at Stamford Arts Centre, 7-30pm in the Ballroom. £20, (£19).
26th - Relax on the Bank Holiday weekend at the Deeping Stage Band Day. Bands playing are Lee Joshua Rose, Halo, Leon and Audios. 26th - Glasshouse Acoustic: Sunday afternoon, relax and unwind whilst listening to some superb local talent at the Key Theatre bar, Peterborough. 2.30pm – 5.30pm - doors 2pm. This month: Pembroke Tenneson, Jess Orestano and The Tom Wright Band. 26th - Water Newton Music Festival. Pennyless playing at 1pm to open the festival. 31st - Karaoke at the Whistle Stop Pub, Tallington: 8 ’til late.
11th - If Indie is your type of music, then why not go along
to the Deeping Stage where a very good Indie covers band, The Strellies, are playing from 9-30pm?
16th- Jazz at The Toft House Hotel, at 8 00 pm. Stamford
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A) The Alphabetical Quiz – The Letter E
The idea is that all the answers to the following questions begin with the letter E, and follow each other in alphabetical order, as shown in the first two answers given. 1)
What type of beaver is an exceptionally enthusiastic person said to be? – Answer: Eager.
12) In the TV comedy series ‘Blackadder’, what was Blackadder's first name?
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A griffin had the body of a lion and the head and wings of what type of bird? – Answer: Eagle.
13) On what river does Hamburg stand?
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Which two London boroughs begin with the letter 'E'?
15) What are young eels called?
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Where in the human body is the labyrinth?
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Who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean?
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On what island in the Pacific Ocean are there statues called Mauis?
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Which American actor is remembered for his line, “Go ahead, make my day”?
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“I’m _ _ _ _ like Sunday morning”, according to the Commodores’ hit of 1977.
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In which film are Peter Fonda, Dennis Hopper and Jack Nicholson said to be smoking real marijuana on camera?
14) What is the only animal to have four knees? 16) Name Anne and Charlotte Bronte’s famous sister. 17) In the music world, by what name is Marshall Bruce Mathers III better known? 18) What does the E in the acronym LED stand for? 19) Who rules an Emirate? 20) Who gifted the nation ‘Loadsamoney’ and ‘Kevin the Teenager’? 21) In biology, what are a group of proteins which act as catalysts? 22) What statue is in the middle of Piccadilly Circus? 23) The name of which type of people means ‘eaters of raw meat’?
10) Which South American country's name originates from a line of latitude?
24) Which pop duo comprised Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart?
11) In which British city would you find Arthur's Seat?
25) Of what is pantophobia the fear?
B) Train That Brain!
Take the first number and follow the instructions until you reach the answer. Try it first without pen and paper and don’t even think about a calculator! 1) 3: square it, + 7, ½ of it, + 9, x 2, - 8, half of it, - 11, square it = ? 2) 35: + 67, + ½ of it, x 5, - 49, ¾ of it, + 78, + 20% of it, - 83,
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/5 of it = ?
3) 22: square it, + 874, + ½ of it, + 996, x 2, - 896, 90% of it, - 585, + ½ of it = ?
ANSWERS Section A: 3) Ealing (and Enfield), 4) Ear, 5) (Amelia) Earhart, 6) Easter, 7) (Clint) Eastwood, 8) Easy, 9) Easy Rider, 10) Ecuador, 11) Edinburgh, 12) Edmund, 13) Elbe, 14) Elephant, 15) Elvers, 16) Emily, 17) Eminem, 18) (Light) emitting (diode), 19) Emir, 20) (Harry) Enfield, 21) Enzymes 22) Eros, 23) Eskimoes, 24) Eurythmics, 25) Everything! Section B: 1) 4, 2) 393, 3) 6102. 70
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Trophy Pet Foods – Valuable Advice on Feeding Your Dog Mealtimes are usually one of the highlights of your dog’s daily routine. Make sure that your dog’s feeding bowl is big enough to get their nose in and give them their own bowls for food and water. Wash out the bowls daily, and split their daily ration into two meals, rather than feeding just once a day - this will help with digestion and general wellbeing. Never give cooked bones to your dog; they can easily crunch them up and it can cause obstructions in the gut. If you want to give your dog a bone, it must be large and raw - large knucklebones are reasonably safe as they won’t splinter and can’t be swallowed. Better still, try an antler chew. Some dogs are sensitive to noise, and metal tags banging against bowls can be very distracting to sensitive animals
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at mealtimes, so remove the collar and tag before feeding. Treats can be great for training, but remember that if you use a lot of them, you will cause your dog to gain weight. Even if your dog is on a diet, though, it doesn’t mean that they can’t enjoy the odd healthy treat between meals. Trophy Pet Foods are locally made at our own plant, nutritionally balanced, natural, ingredient-led and competitively priced. The recipes come with a wealth of key benefits and are optimised for premium nutrition. Your local Trophy Nutritional Adviser can offer a life-stage review or a
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Having a Bad Ear Day - Advice from Alder Vets
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ar disease is annoying for both pet and owner alike, since it causes painful, irritated, itchy and smelly ears, and is one of the most common complaints when seeking veterinary advice, and one of the most frustrating to treat.
are the worst offenders, causing extreme pain and irritation.
The outer part of a dog’s ear comes in a huge variety of shapes because of the breeds we have developed from the Chihuahua to the Great Dane. Essentially, the ear canal is L-shaped with vertical and horizontal sections, unlike the human ear canal which is a straight tube. The cells lining the canal secrete wax which is pale beige in colour and is constantly being moved out of the canal by microscopic waving hairs. This conveyor belt combination is designed to remove debris blown into the ear and any build up of yeasts and bacteria. A thin membrane lies at the end of the canal, known as the tympanic membrane or eardrum, and its job is to amplify sound to the middle ear.
Most times, keeping the ear free of overproduced black wax and moisture helps to reduce the incidence of ear disease, and using proper canine ear cleaner is sufficient. However, infections can soon invade.If your pet has been prescribed antibiotic ear drops, it is important to complete the course and have him checked afterwards to make sure the infection is completely gone. In some cases, gentle ear flushing is required. Unlike humans, we must anaesthetise dogs for this, as they need to remain still to prevent damage to the eardrum.
If the ear canal becomes abnormal then the normal waxy barrier cannot function, and ear disease develops. Some ear canals are too narrow or hairy to allow air to flow properly and this causes moisture retention. For some pets, skin allergies also inflame the skin within the ears and can activate overproduction of wax. Occasionally, foreign bodies are found in the ear and grass seeds
When a dog rubs his ears on the carpet, shakes his head vigorously or when there is a distinctive smell to the ears, it is time to see the vet.
infections or their underlying causes, most ear diseases clear quickly. It doesn’t take long on a ‘bad ear day’ to look under the flap and have a quick peek.
Unfortunately, a minority of dogs will go on to have end-stage ear disease, where the infected tissue of the ear canal completely closes it. The ear then becomes a constant source of pain and also results in severe, if not complete, hearing loss. In these cases, surgery may be the best solution. Because of the variety of breeds and ear shapes, each dog’s problem is unique but with regular cleaning and prompt treatment of any
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The Exotic Pet Refuge
Pinfold Photographic
- An Amazing Experience Where Animals and Humans Come Together We’d like to say thank you to everyone who came along to our recent Open Day on Sunday June 24th. We’re sure you would agree that it was a fantastic day for all species, including the hilarious moment when our capuchin monkey, Adam, was enjoying his ice lolly; he’s even gone viral!
Wildlife photographer based in Deeping St Nicholas
If you missed our Open Day, don’t worry, because our next one is on Sunday July 15th, 10am - 5pm. Please come along and see our collection of over 250 exotic mammals, reptiles and birds, and help us to continue our work! There will be games, stalls, tombola, refreshments and free parking. Entry costs just £6 for adults and £3 for children. Feel free to visit our Facebook page to find out more. 102 Station Road, Deeping St James, PE6 8RH. T: 07706 999838. www.exoticpetrefuge.org.uk
Photographing within the Fenlands and surrounding areas, and other locations around the UK. Prints are available to buy, starting from £6.00 Visit www.pinfold-photographic.co.uk/prints-to-buy For special and customised orders, contact Pinfold-Photographic@photographer.net for more details
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Specialising in all aspects of painting and decorating services, including interior and exterior for residential purposes. All work fully guaranteed. Free, no obligation estimates on request. Professional service. Call Neil today on 07377 681 191 neil1975armstrong@gmail.com Deeping St James, PE11 3DW
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