Discovering Whittlesea issue 204, July 2021 by Discovering Magazines

Issue 204 / July 2021

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INSIDE THIS ISSUE WILLOW COURT

Assisted Living IN WHITTLESEY

INTRODUCING

Glyn Jones AUCTIONS

CHRIS DONALD’S

Dyke Digging HISTORY LESSON

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Welcome to your July issue...

igh summer is now upon us, and the warm, dry weather outside has put a welcome smile upon many faces.

What’s more, however, is that it has helped to sweeten the bitter pill issued recently by the Government, postponing the “final” easing of the COVID restrictions until Monday July 19th. It means that almost seventy weeks will have passed since the initial “You must stay at home” announcement of March 2020! Life must go on... and it will, but whatever “normal” is going to look like or feel like later this month will be anyone’s guess. Social distancing and the masking of faces I suspect won’t be missed, but I hope that the attitudes of looking out much more for others and actually communicating more with other people will be a long-lasting legacy of this awful pandemic.

Claire x

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been having some work done to my home and I have to say I can’t wait for it to be finished. All the tradesmen – builders, plumbers, electricians, plasterers, decorators et al – have been great but living in the chaos has been a pain. If dust was worth cash, I would now be retired and sunning myself in the Caribbean – travel restrictions allowing! Working from home and keeping my two dogs out of the way has been a challenge, but fortunately so far the weather has been fine which has meant they could spend time outside away from the upheaval with access to the shaded garden when required. However, as I write this, heavy storms are predicted which may pose one or two more problems as we near the end of the project. My wife and myself have had two houses renovated previously, and each time we have vowed that it would be the last time.

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Inside Highlights

4 ................... Recipe: Jersey Royal Potato Salad 7 ................... Lucy's Flowers 8 ................... Drinking With Trevor Langley 9 ................... Natalie's Top Marketing Tip 10 ................. Gardening Tips For July 16 ................. Mortgage Advice From Agentis 18 ................. Alto Electrical Limited 20 ............... Safe Local Trades 24-25 ...... Community Matters 32 ................ Steve Barclay MP 34 ............... Glyn Jones Auctions 38 ............... March Podiatry 40 ............... Willow Court Assisted Living 42 ............... Kissing Consciousness 44-45 ..... The Dog House Academy 46 ...............Look After A Guide Dog 47 ............... Let's Get Quizzical! 49 ............... Church Matters 50-51 ....... Community Matters 52-53 ...... History with Chris Donald 54-55 ...... History with Peter Wright 57 ................ Finance With Eamonn Dorling 59-62 ...... Business Directory With thanks to:

Trevor Langley, Natalie Brannigan, Caren Palmer-Welch, Coleen Everitt, Eileen Le Voi, Cllr David K M Mason, Steve Barclay MP, March Podiatry, James Blacker, The Dog House Academy, Marije Lysak, Chris Donald, Peter Wright and Eamonn Dorling.

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Copy deadline for the August issue is Monday, 9th July 2021.

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Recipe

J E R S E Y R O YA L

Potato Salad A summer staple, the Jersey Royal potato is an excellent choice for this tasty, yet oh-so-simple potato salad... perfect for all those barbecues!

Ingredients

1kg Jersey Royal potatoes 200g smoked bacon lardons 4 large spring onions, thinly sliced ½ cup mayonnaise ½ cup sour cream Salt and pepper to taste

Method

Recipe can be found at www.makesbakesanddecor.com

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Place your potatoes in a pan of salted water and bring to the boil, turn down to a simmer and leave to cook until they are just tender. Drain the potatoes and leave them to cool completely. In a frying pan, fry your bacon until crispy and then also leave to cool. Once your potatoes are cold, cut them into thick slices. Place them in a bowl with the mayonnaise, sour cream, bacon and spring onions. Fold everything together gently until well mixed and then season to taste. Serve and enjoy!

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ucy’s Flowers are a long-established business in Whittlesey, well known and loved for flowers or plants for all occasions.

Recently awarded a 5-star local council rating in food hygiene, there’s even more reason to shop locally for fresh produce on your doorstep or delivered to your home for free. They can supply fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables, all locally sourced. Whether it’s just some fruit for kids’ lunchboxes, vegetables for dinner or a weekly delivery of both, they can help.

Flowers are always a lovely gift to receive, but why not think of gifting a fruit basket for that special occasion or loved one? Just give Lucy a call on 07595 336610 to place your order or pop along to the shop at 6 Angel House, Eastgate, Whittlesey to choose for yourself.

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Austrian Wines:

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SCHLUMBERGER (established 1842) Chardonnay Reserve (12% vol) I found to be an elegant and fresh sparkling wine. This production greets with a light and citrus bouquet, which leads, enticingly, to the mouth’s pleasures www.schlumberger.at Gut MOSER Chardonnay (12.5% vol) is another splendid ‘sparkler’. This ‘klassik’ delight is very popular too. www.weingut-moser.at STEININGER Sauvignon Blanc reserve (13.5% vol) also has the crisp, refreshing, sparkling effect, coming through beautifully. www.weingut-steininger.at For Austrian still white wines, Schloss GOBELSBURG (founded 1171) Heiligenstein (13% vol) suited my palate, for Riesling, perfectly. Fruity, smooth and elegant, with a long finish. One of the oldest wineries in the Danube area, the winery has Riesling terraces, some of which boast the oldest vineyards on the estate. www.gobelsburg.at NITTNAUS Chardonnay Selection (13% vol) allures, with its eyecatching, golden-yellow colour. The bouquet evokes thoughts of ripe, summer fruits. Full-bodied, with excellent mouthfeel, and the palate is delighted by the splendid finish. www.nittnaus.net HIRSCH (established 1878) Grüner Veltliner (13% vol) has many ‘devotees’. With a captivating bouquet, this full-bodied wine is wonderful, in every sense. Ripe, juicy fruits in abundance continue the structured pleasure to the end. www.weingut-hirsch.at 8

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By Trevor L angley Further great choices of Austrian white wines are available, including productions by JOSEF FRITZ. www.weingut-fritz.at and EDLMOSER www.edlmoser.com Austrian still red wines are also very popular. TRIEBAUMER Weite Welt (14.5% vol) I found exceptional. Fullbodied and dense, from the nasal pleasures to the finish, this wine has late-harvested fruit contributing to the very impressive end product. With high ageing potential, this powerful production wins my vote – and many other people’s, no doubt! www.triebaumer.at SALZL Sacris (14% vol) is a further, often-selected wine. Dark fruits are complemented by what is to follow. Pleasures are immense for this Zweigelt wine, which is wellbalanced through to the extended finish. www.salzl.at Other very impressive Austrian red wines include productions from JOHANNESHOF REINISCH. www.j-r.at and PRIELER. www.prieler.at For more details, including winery tours and accommodations, please visit the respective websites. Orders are processed, then dispatched quickly and efficiently. Also, the Austrian Wine Marketing Board has a wealth of information. www.austrianwine.com

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JULY GARDENING TIPS

atering is so important this month and it is better to water crops frequently and generously, as intermittent watering can cause problems with flowers falling, fruits failing to form, skins splitting and premature bolting. Watering at the beginning or end of the day is preferable, and spreading a mulch will help to slow down evaporation and suppress weeds. Have you tried growing edible flowers in amongst the vegetables? Not only do they provide colour in cooking, but also attract beneficial insects. Examples of flowers to grow are borage, nasturtium, viola, chives, lavender, marigold and calendula. Although it is getting late for sowing and planting, there are still a few crops that can be planted: • Lettuce, rocket and a variety of salad leaves –succession sow for an ongoing supply in the autumn. • Fast-growing varieties of peas, beetroot and carrots. • Florence fennel. • Plant out your leeks, cabbage, cauliflowers, Brussels, broccoli and kale for autumn and winter cropping, using the space created by lifting onions, garlic and early potatoes. Other jobs to do in the vegetable patch: • Poor potato crops are the result of poor nutrition, so try feeding potatoes with a tomato feed. Also, check

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the potato plants and earth-up, if necessary, to prevent the tubers going green from exposure to light. • When climbing beans have reached the top of the canes, pinch out the growing tip. • Strawberries will finish fruiting, so tidy up old foliage and cut off runners or use them to produce new plants. • Earth up brassicas to give them a firm hold in the soil and give them a top dressing of nitrogenous fertiliser or an organic liquid feed. • Nip off the side shoots of your tomatoes; they appear in the “v” between leaf stems and main stems, and when there are four or five trusses, pinch out the growing tip of the plant to allow the fruit to ripen. Water them with a liquid feed as soon as the first fruits are formed. Likewise for peppers. • Ensure that peas and brassicas are netted to keep off the pigeons. • Plant potatoes ready for Christmas; garden centres usually stock the winter varieties. • It is time to harvest garlic and onions: a few days before you do this loosen the soil around the roots, choose a dry spell, lift the bulbs and lay them on the ground in the sun to dry them out as the more thoroughly they are dried out, the longer they will keep. Happy gardening!

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hen you apply for a mortgage, how much you can afford may seem like a mystery. There is no secret behind the outcome, just a simple formula. Here are the factors lenders consider

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FENLAND LOAN SHARK AWARENESS CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED Fenland District Council and the England Illegal Money Lending Team have joined together to launch a new campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of loan sharks and illegal money lending. The campaign is a priority in the action plan for the Fenland Community Safety Partnership with a wide range of organisations involved across Fenland including Cambridgeshire Constabulary, Rainbow Saver Anglia Credit Union, Blackfield Creatives, local taxi companies and a selection of Fenland primary schools. In addition to raising awareness of the dangers of illegal money lending and the damage it can do to communities, the campaign also highlights the key signs to spot a loan shark and the steps that residents can take to report them. Cllr Andrew Lynn, Fenland District Council’s portfolio holder responsible for community safety, said: “Loan sharks and illegal money lenders often take advantage of those most vulnerable in our society and by stopping them from preying on those who need assistance and instead offering support to their victims we can make Fenland a safer place for everyone. “We fully support this project to raise awareness of scams and illegal money lending and we feel it is vitally important that children are able to spot the signs that something is wrong too, especially 24

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Two live music events are being held in Whittlesey this month. The Montero Festival is being staged to raise money to help musicians and Whittlesey Athletic Football Club. It will take place on Saturday, July 10th at Feldale Field, Drybread Road and will feature Motor City Vipers, Broadcasters, Downstairs Mix-Up, Dave Smith and Andy Hughes, plus guests. Doors open at 12pm and the live music will run from 2pm until 9pm. Tickets are priced £10 with family tickets (for two adults and three children) costing £25. They are available from The Straw Bear pub, Whittlesey. Tel: (0173) 351506, or email@ info@motorcityvipers.co.uk Hot and cold food will be available on the day as well as a licensed bar and family entertainment will include a fire engine and football games. Meanwhile, Music on the Square returns to Whittlesey on Sunday, July 18th with performers including The Contacts and Dale Diamond. Sponsored by McCain, the event, which starts at 2pm, is supported by Whittlesey Town Council and Boon Brothers. JULY 2021

MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR As I write this article, the sun is shining and the sky is blue; apologies if, as you read the article, it is raining! However, the British summertime is with us at last and whilst many people are disappointed with travel arrangements abroad let us all realise what glorious opportunities there are in the United Kingdom for holidays or even short breaks. The onset of COVID and the restrictions this epidemic has brought should remind us of the many places nearer to home that we may wish to visit or revisit. With the economy in need of a boost what better time is there to spend nationally or even locally? Whilst many will travel to the traditional seaside resorts around our coastline, the lochs and glens of Scotland, walking or climbing holidays in the Peak District, or simply visiting the many National Trust attractions, let us not forget the events planned nearer home this summer. The ever popular ‘Music on the Square’ organised by Whittlesey Town Council returns this year on the Buttercross at 2pm on Sundays, July 18th, August 8th and September 5th. These are free events open to all, so bring along your deck chairs, hampers etc and have a great time singing and dancing until 6pm.

Parish Hall in Parkinsons Lane. In addition to the usual stalls there will be live music, an outside bar and barbecue or afternoon tea within the hall for those who just wish to meet up with old friends and chat. Again, this is a free event. Whilst Whittlesey Festival has been cancelled this year, on Sunday, September 12th, there will be an all-day event at the Manor Leisure Centre, entitled ‘Welcome Back Whittlesey – The Big Bash’. The event will comprise outdoor and indoor activities, live music, an opportunity to participate in sports organised by Whittlesey Sports Association, a Golden Age Fair and much more; once again a free event. So, let's all turn out in force at as many as possible of these events and demonstrate that Whittlesey is indeed alive and kicking! Finally, a reminder that nominations are being sought for this year's Citizen and Young Citizen of the Year. After the past year that we have all experienced I would expect there to be a bumper entry this year with so much good work having been undertaken in the town and villages. Entries can be sent to The Town Clerk, Mrs Sue Piergianni at Whittlesey Town Council, Peel House, 8 Queen Street, Whittlesey, Peterborough, PE7 1AY or by e-mail to clerk@whittleseytowncouncil.gov.uk Whatever your plans, may I wish you an enjoyable summer. Cllr David K M Mason Mayor & Leader, Whittlesey Town Council

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illions of pounds of investment have been confirmed in the constituency in recent weeks – from £8.44 million to transform March town centre to the extra £1.16m for schools as part of the Education Opportunity Area funding. Another £10m could be injected into football facilities over the next decade, and I’m keen to see how the extra Government funding for health will be spent locally. However it is not just how much investment we secure but more importantly the outcome this delivers. We are one of just twelve areas in the country to secure a fifth year of EOA funding. Previous years’ funding has meant 1200 school staff have received mental health training, forty-five mental health leads have been established across the area with 1300 parents and carers accessing support, and the Fenland and East Cambridgeshire Recruitment Incentives Grant has helped recruit seventy-nine teachers into nineteen local schools. These are all great initiatives which are really making a difference to our young people and I’m pleased that a core focus of next year’s funding is ensuring the sustainability of improvements so we can continue to make forward strides for the benefit of our children. I remain strongly opposed to proposals for a huge incinerator in Wisbech, and to ensure we are well prepared ahead of any next steps, I arranged for a team of senior elected Wisbech representatives to meet Robert Jenrick MP, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government. We were able to set out our concerns regarding the incinerator, discuss levelling up, and generally strengthen relationships between Fenland and the department for local government. I also met with health managers Roland Sinker, Chief Executive at Addenbrooke's, Jan Thomas,

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As Queen Elsa sang in Disney’s ‘Frozen’, the concept of ‘letting things go’ has become a norm in our culture. In my last column I promised to explain how to ‘let it go’; now it's time to deliver.

HAT? If we're going to master 'letting things go' we need to understand what it is we're letting go of – and where it is. When we 'hold onto' something it's because we have some form of fear or discomfort around the issue. This makes us feel the need to control the situation, the outcome. We get attached to something, and feel resistance to the opposite, because we've been conditioned to feel that some things are not okay. So, we're letting go of what I call 'Fear Consciousness', which is always a falsehood. You can't let go of something that's true, but you can let go of your attachment to it – or your resistance to it. You may be a great painter but fear losing the talent if you've been told you're useless without it. You may be of a certain political or sexual persuasion but fear admitting it to yourself if your family is against it. WHERE? Science has shown that when people oppress us such that we have to suppress – bury – aspects of our true personality, it doesn't just create a 'wound' that exists in the unconscious mind, it also resides in the body, in the nervous system. So, if your elders repressed your natural capacity to become a millionaire, it's not just the mental beliefs of that possibility you need to reclaim, you also have to release the constriction from your nervous system and also reclaim – step back into – the body, the physiology of a person willing to receive their millionaire potential... which is actually pretty much everybody. So, we need to let go of a false sense of self... from our unconscious mind and from our body.

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We rarely teach in the environment or during the activity that causes the behaviour. So, if your dog is reactive to other dogs or people, we will not take your dog to learn and train in the vicinity of other dogs. Your dog needs to learn focus and impulse control in baby steps - so at home would be perfect!

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Helping Luna to Learn to Ignore the Doorbell This month we thought we would take you on a ‘real-life’ behaviour consultation. And it’s a consultation very close to home – our clients are Claire Saberton, the Discovering Whittlesea magazine publisher and Sales Manager, and her husband, Chris. When a client contacts us to request our help with a behaviour problem, we start by asking lots of questions, some of which may seem odd. We ask for details from sleep patterns and diet to exercise regime and home life and lots more in-between. Our questions will delve into the behaviour and what it looks like. The other thing I want you to be aware of is rarely do we teach in the environment or during the activity that causes the behaviour. So, if your dog is reactive to other dogs or people, we will not take your dog to learn and train in the vicinity of other dogs. Anyway, back to the case in question! Claire and Chris contacted us as Luna is a barker! She barks when she is excited when her favourite people come home, she barks at strangers that visit the house, but she backs off and barks from a distance. Luna also barks and gets super excited at the sound of the doorbell! The issue that causes Chris and Claire the most angst is the barking at the sound of the doorbell. So, we will address this one first. Let’s look at the issue from Luna’s perspective: DING DONG – “Oh my goodness, that noise means everyone stops what they are doing and runs to the front door. A strange smelling parcel may come in, there may be lots of loud talking plus a scary,

exciting, strange smelling person may come in my safe space. The calmness of my space has gone, the attention that I had has gone, the game I was playing has stopped’ – the smell that the person/ parcel has on them is offensive/exciting.” All of this from just one sound, a sound that is unpredictable. This stress causes Luna’s adrenal glands to dump a load of stress hormone called ‘cortisol’ into her blood stream – cortisol causes her to react to a stressful event – in Luna’s case barking. To help Luna, Claire and Chris need to desensitise the sound of the doorbell – change the emotional response to the doorbell. So, we are going to teach her that the sound of the doorbell means a tasty treat is going to be offered in a place away from the doorbell and we are not going to run to the door. We also need to teach Luna that the sound of the doorbell means go to a special mat. As explained before, we teach ‘go to mat’ as a fun game before we add the sound of the doorbell as a cue. We then build on our movement towards the door in slow, gradual increments – making our repetitive walking to and from the door boring. You then add ‘fake’ answering the door. Luna should, following all three stages of this programme, be calmer and happier on hearing the doorbell. Claire and Chris have received a training programme to work on for the above stages. All resources from our session training notes, handouts and videos are uploaded to a personal digital folder for clients to access 24/7. Join us back here next month to see if Luna has improved!

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Can You Help Look After Trainee Guide Dogs? Sight loss charity Guide Dogs needs volunteers in Whittlesey to care for trainee guide dogs whilst they prepare to become lifechanging guides.

he charity’s volunteer fosterers provide temporary homes for future guide dogs as they complete the latter stages of their guide dog training.

Guide Dogs covers the cost of all the food, veterinary care and equipment required for each dog and provides volunteer fosterers with full training and support. Melanie Brown, volunteering co-ordinator for Guide Dogs covering Whittlesey, said: “This is a great opportunity for an individual or a family to care for a dog, on a temporary basis. On weekdays, the dog you are caring for would attend training sessions with a local, specialist trainer from Guide Dogs. “On weekends, the dog can spend time with you and enjoy time out from training sessions. After a few months, the dog will move on to be partnered with a local person living with sight loss, becoming a life-changing guide. You can then look forward to caring for a new dog and starting this rewarding process again.”

Mel added: “This is an incredibly rewarding volunteering role, suitable for anyone aged eighteen or over. We also welcome applications from people who have other pets at home. If you’re from the Whittlesey area and think you could help, please do get in touch.” At any one time, Guide Dogs is responsible for 8400 puppies and dogs across the UK. The two main breeds the charity uses are Labradors and Golden Retrievers, which are crossed to gain the best characteristics of each breed. These make up almost eighty percent of the charity’s dogs. German Shepherds, Curly Coat Retrievers and Labradoodles are also used within the Guide Dogs breeding programme. If you think you could provide a loving, temporary home for a trainee guide dog in Whittlesey, contact Melanie Brown via melanie.brown@guidedogs.org.uk or call 0800 781 1444.

A guide dog begins its formal training at around twelve-fourteen months old and, in normal circumstances, most dogs qualify as working guide dogs by the age of two. Volunteer Fosterers usually care for dogs that are between fourteen and twenty-four months of age.

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Pot Luck Quiz 1.

Who wrote the music and lyrics for the musical “Evita”? 2. What is the official unit used for measuring the depth of water? 3. Of which people was Atahualpa the last leader, a) Aztecs, b) Maoris, c) Incas? 4. In which year was it decreed that all new cars in Europe would have to be capable of running on unleaded petrol, a) 1975, b) 1990, c) 2000? 5. Which obese English King was described by ‘The Times’ as a “harddrinking, swearing man who at all times would prefer a girl and a bottle to politics and a sermon”, a) Henry VIII, b) Edward VIII or c) George IV? 6. Which Canadian province has cities called Moosejaw, Prince Albert and Regina: a) British Columbia, b) Alberta, c) Saskatchewan? 7. In rugby union who captained England in the 2003 World Cup: a) Johnny Wilkinson, b) Will Greenwood, c) Martin Johnson? 8. How does a member of the U.S. Armed Forces qualify for a “Purple Heart”? 9. What was the very first cargo to be regularly transported by train in Germany: a) beer, b) cattle, c) munitions?

10. What general name is given to Indian food cooked in a clay oven: a) Tandoori, b) Korma, c) Jalfrezi? 11. Between which years was the Spanish Civil War fought: a) 1910 -1913, b) 1926 - 1929, c) 1936 – 1939? 12. Which country consumes one third of each year’s worldwide tuna fish catch: a) U.S.A., b) Japan, c) South Africa? 13. Which wind of North America shares its name with a helicopter? 14. How many pockets does a snooker table have? 15. How many lines does a sonnet have? 16. “Planet earth is blue and there’s nothing I can do” is a line from which David Bowie song? 17. What is the name of the substance used as a setting agent in some jams and marmalades? 18. In what way does the confectionery company Trebor commemorate the founder’s son? 19. Which European country is the world’s largest producer of false teeth: a) Germany, b) Liechtenstein or c) France? 20. In newspapers, which word is always spelt incorrectly?

Train That Brain Take the first number and follow the instructions as you work across to the final answer – guaranteed to keep brains active and frustration levels high!

1) 25 : -8, x2, +5, 2/3 of it, x3, 50% of it, -5, x2, +11 = ? 2) 142 : +46, + ¼ of it, x2, 90% of it, + 1/3 of it, +45, 2/3 of it, -29, x2 = ? 3) 13 : x4, +8, 2/5 of it, -9, x2, 5/6 of it, -7, 50% of it, x4 = ? Answers Pot Luck 1) Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice; 2) The metre (Fathom is the old imperial measurement); 3) c, Incas; 4) b, 1990; 5) c, George IV; 6) c, Saskatchewan; 7) c, Martin Johnson; 8) Receives a wound in action; 9) a, Beer; 10) a, Tandoori; 11) c, 1936 – 1939; 12) b, Japan; 13) Chinook; 14) Six; 15) Fourteen; 16) “Space Oddity”; 17) Pectin; 18) “Trebor” is Robert spelt backwards; 19) Liechtenstein; 20) Incorrectly. Train That Brain: 1) 79; 2) 754; 3) 36.

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We Are Sorry For Your Loss

‘Discovering Magazines’ are community magazines, issued monthly and distributed to houses and businesses in the local area. They are read and enjoyed by many people. At a sad time like this, we understand that it is not easy to deal with everything following the loss of a loved one. However, one thing which we feel might help you come to terms with your loss is to share with others some information and some of the many memories you may have. So, if you would like us to include a piece about your loved one, maybe including some photographs, please get in touch with us and we would be delighted to share it with our many readers, (at no cost to yourself!) by publishing it in our next issue.

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his article has a common thread with last month’s where I focused on our importance to God. Sometimes we are our own worst critics and the reason why self-worth is so relevant to me is because I personally battled with an inferiority complex for many years. This stemmed from negative comments that were said to me when I was growing up and those harsh words affected me through to adulthood. One of my favourite programmes currently is Dragon’s Den, where fledgling or growing businesses approach a panel of business tycoons (the Dragons) to win their investment. In one recent episode someone said if they could ‘just’ have one of the Dragons on board it would open many doors for their business. One of the Dragons singled out the word ‘just’ immediately, seeming insulted she replied: “This is not ‘just’ anything, because if a Dragon invests in you then it will open thousands if not millions of new opportunities for your business.” That got me thinking, never say you are ‘just’ this or that. I’ve heard different people say “I’m just the

WHITTLESEY CHRISTIAN CHURCH cleaner”, “just a mum”, or “just a secretary”. We shouldn’t look at ourselves as ‘just’ anything and belittle ourselves – everyone is important. In the bible God chose Jeremiah as a leader but he felt inadequate to do the task he had been called to do. In Jeremiah 1v6 he said ‘Ah Lord God, I can’t do that, I am just a child’, but God challenged his reply and reassured him he was the right person for the job. When you come to know God in a real way it brings a brand-new purpose to your life just as it did for me, I encourage you to do the same. Marija Lysak (Assistant Pastor)

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There’s the possibility to sign up for just one day as opposed to the full three, too.” Registration for the three days is £100, with participants expected to target £600 sponsorship. Registration for a day is £30, with a £150 sponsorship target. Cyclists will benefit from a fully signed route, a back-up vehicle for the journey, mechanical support, refreshments, lunches and first aid assistance, plus receive a medal upon finishing. For more information and to get involved visit www.each.org.uk/rideforlife2021

RIDE FOR LIFE ACROSS NORFOLK, SUFFOLK AND CAMBRIDGESHIRE RETURNS

Photo: Wendy Johnston, whose late husband the event is in memory of, is shown front and centre, surrounded by other representatives of Johnston Logistics UK

All the beauty of the East Anglian countryside awaits cyclists who sign up to ride three counties in three days as part of a returning charity challenge. Ride for Life, back from Friday, October 8th to Sunday, October 10th, sees participants covering more than two hundred miles to raise thousands of pounds for East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH). The first day starts at Johnston Logistics UK, the event sponsor in Snetterton, heads to The Nook, EACH’s hospice just south of Norwich, then down to Ipswich. The second takes riders past The Treehouse, EACH’s hospice in Ipswich, and across to Cambridge. The final day passes EACH’s hospice in Milton, just north of Cambridge, before heading back to Snetterton. Ride for Life has been a flagship event for EACH since 1993, with Johnston Logistics UK sponsoring it since the inception. This year’s staging is in memory of Richard Johnston, the founder of Johnston Logistics UK who sadly died in December 2018. Becky Redbond, EACH Events Fundraising Manager, said: “We’re so excited for the return of Ride for Life. After all the time in lockdown over the last year, there has perhaps never been a better time to get out around the region and enjoy the stunning countryside scenes. “The event is both suitably challenging for experienced cyclists and fun for newer ones. 50

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FENLAND HOUSE PRICES TOP £200K Fenland has seen Cambridgeshire’s lowest increase in average house price over the past ten years, although it has still gone up by 56.92 percent. The region’s average price was measured at £200,178.03 this March, compared to £127,566.98 ten years before, according to new analysis of the latest ONS figures. The study by A-Plan Insurance compared the average price of a house in March 2011 to March 2021, across more than four hundred areas of the UK. The Peterborough average house price has seen the second smallest, but still considerably large jump, going from £128,766.69 to £203,885.69 – an increase of 58.34%. At the top of the list in the county is Cambridge, where the average price has risen by 75.22% in comparison to ten years ago with houses now costing £461,935.21. JULY 2021

READ TO SUCCEED IS LAUNCHED IN WHITTLESEY The Rt Hon Steve Barclay MP visited Peel House in Whittlesey with Cambs Times Editor John Elworthy and launched the annual Read to Succeed Programme which enables young primary school children to read a book that has been sponsored by a whole host of companies and organisations. The children will also be encouraged to visit their local library to read another book and collect reward stars. More than 1500 books will be distributed after being sorted by Helen Barnes and Pauline Edge who boxed up the books ready for delivery to all of the schools in Whittlesey and other Fenland areas. Photos: Robert Windle RWT Photography/Fenland Youth Radio Newsroom

KEEP BRITAIN TIDY SPRING CLEAN Fenland residents have been clearing up litter in their neighbourhoods as part of Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British Spring Clean. In the past twelve months, people have relied on the places close to home – such as local parks and open green countryside – as somewhere to escape during lockdown, to exercise and to play. The campaign, which ran from May 28th to June 13th, saw the public become ‘litter heroes’ to help the charity to its aim this year of a million miles of litter-picking. A number of the district’s volunteer Street Pride groups also held group litter-picks. Cllr Peter Murphy, Fenland District Council’s portfolio holder responsible for parks and open spaces, said: “Over the past year, our parks and open spaces have been more important to residents than ever so it’s only right that we all play our part to keep them clean, green and free from litter so that everyone can continue to enjoy them at their very best.”

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Interesting and Curious Facts of Yesteryear Unusual, fascinating and sometimes amusing, by the author of ‘Wisbech’s Secret Princess’, Chris Donald

THE MAN WHO DUG DYKES (part 1)

he title of this article is The Man Who Dug Dykes. To be truthful, he was responsible for dykes being dug; there is no historical evidence that he did any digging himself, although he might have done. But he definitely got other people to do the digging of dykes. He came to this country as a drainage engineer but there is no historical evidence that he was trained as this. He was Cornelius Vermuyden, later to become Sir Cornelius Vermuyden. He was born in 1590 in Holland, a country that had been reclaiming land from the sea for many years, and if you travel around that country today you will see it is just a mass of dykes. We know nothing about Cornelius before he came to England other than he was working as a tax collector. Whilst doing that, a friend who had gone to England invited him over. His first job was at Dagenham. There was a breach in the banks of the Thames which had been reported more than twenty years earlier. Cornelius started work on the breach around 1621. A year later the commissioners found that little work had been done and the situation was worse rather than better and therefore refused to pay him. The men working for Cornelius were also grumbling as they hadn’t been paid.

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But in the same year, luckily for Cornelius, James 1 employed him to drain Windsor Park and gave him land in compensation for not being paid for the Dagenham job. And, apart from all this, Cornelius had fallen in love and married Katherine, daughter of a London merchant in November 1623. It must have been quite a day as on the same day and at the same church Katherine’s sister, Anne, married another Dutch man. A year later Cornelius and Katherine had a daughter, Sarah, the first of thirteen children. After five children, he decided to rent a house in London to live with his family and three years later he became a British citizen. After a few small jobs in the West, there came the biggest reclamation of land in England that had ever been done, nearly 60,000 acres. Charles I was keen for Hatfield Chase in Yorkshire to be drained. He had property here and he would gain financially from work done to it and Cornelius would gain by being given some land. Cornelius used the principle known as washes. When there was a lot of water, washes were used to stop the flooding by diverting the excess water to land especially put aside for this purpose. Welney Wash is an example near here. In 1626 Cornelius signed an agreement with JULY 2021

Charles to drain Hatfield Chase and in 1629 Cornelius received a knighthood for ‘recognition of the skill and energy that he had displayed in adding so large a tract to the cultivable lands of England.’ We are used to knighthoods being one of the highest awards a British person can get but in the 13th century a knighthood was for men that could fight and joust. By the 17th century it had no longer anything to do with fighting but the King used them as a money earner. So, Charles granted Cornelius a knighthood but Cornelius had to pay him monies for the privilege. Now, if Cornelius had declined the knighthood to try and save money Charles would fine him for refusing it, so, you couldn’t win. But the King made even more money off Vermuyden by selling him the royal manor at Hatfield. And, since the King had inherited the manor and got it for nothing Hatfield manor was pure profit for him. Unfortunately, things did not go well. Cornelius was successful, but, although land that got flooded didn’t, using the system of washes meant that land that did not get flooded now did. This meant that those people who were now flooded for some of the time were grumbling. On top of this, the inhabitants of the land that

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Cornelius used the principle known as washes. When there was a lot of water, washes were used to stop the flooding by diverting the excess water to land especially put aside for this purpose

was normally flooded and made a good living from the marshes being flooded weren’t happy. Without the marshes their living was gone. But, overall, the scheme had been a success and Cornelius was ruthless and unscrupulous in dealing with the various lawsuits that resulted. However, after a series of legal suits against him, he spent a short stay in prison and it did cost him money. There was more to come as in 1636 and 1697 Hatfield ended up having terrible floods. How successful had Cornelius been? And what will he achieve in the Fens? Read the next article, next month.

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Mail Train Accident By Peter Wright on behalf of March & District Museum

he night of December 6th, 1879 was one of the coldest that William Thorndon had experienced during his twenty-year career as an engine driver.

With his fireman, Henry Bigley, he left Peterborough at 10.40pm with a fully laden thirty-wagon coal train towards March. They passed Whittlesea at 10.50pm with their engine running tender first. Whittlesea was the only intermediate point with fixed signals, otherwise traffic was regulated on a time interval system. The next train to leave Peterborough was the mail train to Ely consisting of seven vehicles drawn by a tender passenger engine. The driver, Charles Laxton, had eighteen years’ driving experience but had been on passenger trains for less than a year. The mail stopped at Whittlesea and left there at 11.20pm. There were only seven or eight passengers, including some sailors. About five miles beyond Whittlesea, the driver of the coal train became aware that the water pipes between the tender and the engine had frozen and he was concerned about the water level in his engine’s boiler. He stopped the train at 11.15pm about one and three-quarter miles from March. Some hot coals were withdrawn from the firebox and used to

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thaw the pipes, a process which took fivesix minutes. The guard of the train, William Burroughs, a man of eight years’ experience, was unaware of why the train had stopped. After a few minutes he decided to protect his train as he knew the mail train would be soon approaching. He had only gone a short distance when he heard the goods engine whistle and he showed a green light and ran back to his van. Keen to get his train underway again, Thorndon restarted his engine, perhaps too vigorously, causing a wagon coupling towards the rear of the train to snap – dividing the train in two. Burroughs heard the coupling break and immediately exhibited a red light, causing Thorndon to stop again. Burroughs quickly set off again to protect his train. After three-four minutes delay Bigley was sent back to ascertain the problem. When he found the broken coupling, he called out to driver Thorndon to set back; Thorndon sounded the whistle and began to reverse. Burroughs, who had reached the gate house at Denis Crossing (possibly Whitemoor Road), heard the whistle and, thinking that the train was ready to proceed again, put one explosive detonator on the line and hurried back to his train. When he arrived, he discovered that the isolated wagons had still not been recoupled. Fireman Bigley returned to the engine and after Burroughs had recoupled the wagons, he showed a green light. The train began to move and Burroughs re-joined his brake van as it slowly passed him. However, as he did so he saw the engine of the mail train quickly approaching and had to jump for safety. Driver Charles Laxton claimed that the mail train was running at 30-35mph when he first saw the coal train tail lamps about one hundred yards ahead. He shut off steam immediately and reversed his engine but had no time to whistle for the guard to apply his brake. The fireman applied the tender handbrake. The driver jumped off his engine just before impact, tumbled over several times and suffered much bruising; the fireman suffered a broken arm. George Laxton, the mail train guard, had twentyseven years’ railway service. He had no warning and was knocked down by the impact. As soon as he extracted himself from the parcels and luggage, he went to the driver who he found lying in a garden groaning, he then left to protect his own train.

two wagons which were badly damaged. The coupling between the engine and tender parted and the latter finished up forty-five feet away derailed, as was the next vehicle, an empty horse box. No passengers were injured. Fortunately, a train had just passed on the other line. Single line working was introduced but the wreckage was not cleared or normal working restored until the weekend.

Driver Laxton was adamant that his engine had not exploded the fog signal put down by guard Burroughs some 644 yards from the point of the collision. A search found an unexploded detonator only 315 yards from the collision site. An inquiry acknowledged that the primary cause of the collision was unavoidable due to the frozen water pipes. The driver and the guard of the coal train were criticised for slack working. Driver Laxton of the mail train was criticised for not keeping a sharp lookout as others had claimed that visibility was up to half a mile. The railway company was encouraged to provide a block signalling system on the line rather than relying on timed intervals to prevent accidents. Top photograph: A Sinclair 2-2-2 similar to one that would have been on the mail train

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At the time of going to press, March Museum planned to reopen on Saturday, July 3rd, and then Wednesday, July 7th, returning to opening 10.30am-3.30pm as its previous opening times.

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Can I see a Financial Adviser FREE of charge? The simple answer is yes by Eamonn Dorling

ometimes all you need is an assurance that you are doing the right thing. If it is that simple, not many advisers will charge for that. Sometimes you can do a straightforward piece of work yourself – when you know what you need to do. Again, few will charge for pointing you in the right direction. Be aware that there are two basic types of advisers; one is tied to a product provider, and the other is fully independent. The independent adviser draws on the entire market-place when providing solutions for you. A tied adviser offers solutions from a restricted range of providers. At an initial meeting (sometimes referred to as a fact-finding meeting) – you should challenge the adviser about their qualifications and experience before providing any information. The adviser will set out their suitability, what they do, the timescale and how they charge for the work you engage them to provide.

It is best to have a holistic review (looking at you and your needs, hopes and objectives as a whole) rather than restricting the conversation to one area or priority. Sometimes another aspect of your circumstances, experience or views can have a profound impact on other matters. When the main issue is addressed, understanding how one subject can impact another needs skill and expertise and can affect the outcome. If the initial meeting gets to this level of detail, the adviser will probably invite you to engage their services and determine what costs are likely to be involved. Sometimes payment of professional advice is made from the solution (for example, moving old pensions into a modern set-up – the charges can be made from the transfer value if you authorise it). In other

cases, a separate invoice can be paid from additional funds. Most professional services are paid for by one of three charging structures: • A fixed fee • A percentage of assets • An hourly rate. Sometimes there could be a combination of charges. All of this will be explained in an engagement letter so you will know what costs are involved based on what you want doing. Ongoing Service: Some financial advice and solutions may require very little ongoing advice or administration. Other matters such as investments and pensions really ought to be reviewed regularly – for which there is usually a modest fee paid from the plan. For example, if your investments are not fully reviewed following the COVID-19 pandemic, which has been a game-changer in investment portfolios, I recommend a root and branch review to ensure your circumstances and the investment world match perfectly. Always ask if there are any ongoing costs and what you will get for your money. Issued by Wealthline Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results and any forecast is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The information contained in this editorial should not be construed as offering investment or tax advice.

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