The Brockenhurst Guide - May 2011

May 2011

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The Brockenhurst Guide New Edition 9

Published by: Stephen & Debbie Corney

Telephone: 01202 894397

Email: info@brockenhurstguide.co.uk

Copy deadline for June edition of The Lyndhurst Directory: 25th May 2011 Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this publication is accurate, the publisher cannot accept any liability to any party to loss or damage caused by errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause. The Brockenhurst Guide does not officially endorse any advertising material included within the publication. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval systems or transmitted in any form, without prior permission of the publisher.

Hello Brockenhurst!

Wow, what great weather we have had! I hope you had a chance to get out into the garden and catch up with those things that just don’t seem to get done… We had a super time going down to the beach, having a meal out as well as spending time in our own garden for a change.

Do use the businesses inside the Guide wherever you can. All of the people are local and ready to help you. From gardens and kitchens to plumbers or caterers. From dentists to home care, pet food and stamps - we have just the people for the job!

P le ase say yo u fo und them inside The Brockenhurst Guide. I love to hear that you and the advertisers are happy. There is of course our useful index on page 26 where you will find all of the advertisers and local clubs who are in the magazine.

The lucky winner of the surprise box from Bubble in the last edition was Sarah Reeves of Auckland Avenue! Well done and we hope you enjoyed the contents.

Please do take a look at our website at www.brockenhurstguide.co.uk where you will find a competition to win a Balloon Flight for two!

It is easy… give it a go!

You can also follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/brockenhurstguide. Add a comment or send us any local photos - especially if you have an event. We will be delighted to see them! Steve and I wish you a lovely month of May. Best wishes,

Debbie Useful Numbers

Brockenhurst Police Southern Electricity Transco Gas Emergency Southampton Gen. Hosp.

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0845 045 45 45 08457 708090 0800 111999 023 8077 7222

Train Enquires First Bus Company Wessex Water Lymington Library

08457 484950 023 8058 4321 01225 526000 01590 673050

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• Gas Boiler Servicing and same day repairs • Full central heating system up-grades • Gas Appliance installations and repairs • Bathroom/shower installations including tiling • Landlord Safety Checks • LPG

Free estimates and advice

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Canterbury House Need a Dental Implant?

Come and see us on 11th, 18th and 25th June 9am-12pm for a free chat. Call 01590 679888 for an appointment.

Thinking about anti-wrinkle treatment or dermal fillers?

Free advice available on the above dates.

Tel: 01590 679888 www.groupdental.co.uk

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Visit the one-stop shop for all your embroidery, haberdashery, beading, patchwork & quilting needs Did you know there is a new specialist embroidery and needlecrafts shop opened in Bargates, Christchurch?

For Bonnie - the owner and manager Pinks is the result of a lifelong passion and her belief that needlecrafts are way over-due for a face lift to take them out of the 'old fashioned' and 'dusty' image that they so often have.

workshops and informal drop-in sessions.

So pop along for a browse and advice, or come along to the Wednesday and Friday morning drop-ins to see for yourself what Pinks has to offer!

Pinks aims to be a one-stop shop for ab solu tely every th in g to d o with needlecrafts - kits, fabrics, threads, ribbons, beads, patchwork & quilting supplies - the list is endless and the shop is an absolute treasure trove of goodies and colour! There are also regular classes for adults and children, as well as holiday

Telephone: 01202 478491 www.pinksembroidery.co.uk

OPENING TIMES

Tue-Fri 10am–5pm Sat 10am–1pm 65 Bargates, Christchurch, BH23 1QE Sun-Mon Closed

“The best stocked Independent Needlecraft Supplier in the South” FOR ALL YOUR EMBROIDERY, PATCHWORK, QUILTING & HABERDASHERY SUPPLIES Adults’ & Children’s Classes & Children’s Parties

kits ▪ fabrics ▪ patchwork & quilting ▪ haberdashery ▪ zips ▪ needles ▪ scissors ▪ threads ▪ buttons ▪ ribbons ▪ braids ▪ gifts ▪ ideas ▪ advice

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Hats on for Hordle’s Easter Hordle in the New Forest brushed up its French to welcome its twinning partners this weekend. Franglais was the order of the day when 18 local families hosted 45 of their French partners from Yerville in Normandy. Ages ranged from pensioners to just 3 years old, with several new families on both sides taking part in the exchange for the first time. The visit coincided with the Easter heatwave and included a trip to Portsmouth’s Historic Naval Dockyard to visit ‘Warrior’ and ‘Victory’.

The highlight of the visit was the Grand Easter Bonnet Parade which took place at an American Supper on Sunday 24 April at the Hordle WI Hall. Everyone agreed the brightly decorated tables with their yellow and white cloths and greenery really set the scene as families tucked into a wide selection of tasty home cooked dishes.

Then, French and English alike paraded up and down in a dazzling array of Easter headwear. This very English tradition had really fired French imaginations. Homemade hats of all shapes and sizes appeared, lovingly prepared and carefully brought across the channel for the occasion. English families were determined not to be outshone, also sporting some highly original designs. Judges had a tough job deciding on the best.

To round off the evening, the French twinning chairman Alain Gee had all the English in stitches as he practiced his English pronunciation with a few well-known English tongue-twisters before leading his committee in Abba’s ‘Money Money Money’.

English families waved goodbye to their French friends on Easter Monday with plans already afoot for the return visit to Yerville in 2012. Many had found new English

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friends and remained chatting on the pavement, long after the French coach had departed. First time hosts confessed they had felt slightly apprehensive beforehand but had found the experience deeply rewarding and were looking forward to visiting their new French friends next year.

A spokesman for the Association said: “The twinning experience is hard to describe. The depth of mutual affection and friendship that develops over one short weekend is quite amazing and it was fabulous to see so many French children really enjoying their first visit to England and being motivated to pick up a few words of English.”

Further events are planned this year. For more information and pictures of the exchange go to http://www.hordletwinning.co.uk. New members are always welcome.

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Mike Kinna Lyndhurst Building & Property Services No Project Too Small

Plumbing & Heating • Pumps & Power Showers •

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Bathrooms - Kitchens Tiling - Laminate Floors Painting & Decorating - Doors Garden Maintenance & much more.

We turn up when we say we will!

07990 857239 02380 284405 mwkinna@hotmail.com

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OPEN DAY CELEBRATING 75 YEARS

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DISTRIBUTORS WANTED If you are local to Brockenhurst and want to earn a little extra money giving out a few hundred Directories a month (or more), then please give Debbie or Stephen a call on 01202 894397. We are looking to expand our team and we would love to hear from you.

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We are particularly interested in people who are willing to do the Sway Road area.

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Brockenhurst Bowling Club is holding an Open Day on Saturday 21st May. So if you are looking for a fresh sporting challenge, a way to keep fit or just good fun, all at a very reasonable cost, then come along any time from 10.00am to 6.00pm. ALL WELCOME AND THE DAY IS FREE! The Club is situated at the end of Brookley Road Car Park. If you can't come on the day, but would still like to 'have a go' or require further in for ma tion , p lea s e co n tact th e Secretary: Derek Place 01425 473855.

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Don’t Be An April Fool!

1st April UK feed-in tariff rise will help fuel solar PV demand

By Steve Harvey Anolis Renewable Energy has welcomed an increase in the UK’s feedin tariff for solar technology to take into account inflation.

The UK Government has revised its solar photovoltaic (PV) feed-in tariff to take into account increases in the consumer price index. Feed-in tariff changes will come into effect on 1 April this year.

Steve Harvey, Managing Director of Anolis Renewable Energy says "We have already seen a dramatic increase in the number of enquiries since the tariff was introduced last year and this higher rate will help continue to fuel demand.”

According to Anolis Renewable Energy, the UK solar PV market is already expanding rapidly as homeowners and businesses take advantage of the feedin tariff programme. The new feed-in tariff figures will see an average increase of between £0.015-0.02/kWh of electricity depending on the type and

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size of solar PV installation, giving a further reduction in the payback time.

So who is free solar electricity really a good deal for? A typical domestic installation on existing properties has increased from 41.3p per KWh to 43.3p per KWh, which means that generators with systems that are the average 4KWp size can look to receive an additional £100 a year from their utility companies. Times that by 25 years means you will receive an additional £2500.

The good news is that people who install an MCS accredited system before April 2012 will automatically lock into the higher tariff. So it seems that now is a very good time to invest in Solar PV. Why not contact one of our friendly team to find out how we can help you invest in your future sustainability. Call 01202 683200 or visit our website at www.anolis-re.com.

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Dorset’s double photographic triumph comes to Moors Valley County Park The national photography exhibition, Take a View – Landscape Photographer of the Year opens at East Dorset’s Moors Valley Country Park, near Ringwood on 28th May. Always a stunning show, this year’s exhibition is sure to generate strong local interest as the overall winning shot not only depicts a Dorset scene but was also taken by a Dorset photographer.

Gillingham’s Antony Spencer is this year’s Landscape Photographer of the Year. He was awarded the prestigious title for his winning shot ‘Winter Mist at Corfe Castle, Dorset’ which captures the early morning magic surrounding the castle ruins.

Antony is the fourth holder of this prestigious title and the first overall winner from Dorset. His winning photograph will now take pride of place at the Moors Valley Country Park exhibition, amongst 100 other winning and commended images. These were selected from thousands of entries to represent the very best landscape photography in the UK.

with a total prize fund of over £20,000, an exhibition at the National Theatre and publication of a full-colour book of the best entries.

“We are delighted that so many of this year’s photographs not only depict local scenes but have been taken by local photographers who know and love the area,” said Katie Davies, Countryside Interpretation Ranger at Moors Valley Country Park and Forest. “It’s impossible not to be impressed by such a wonderful collection of powerful images and the glorious landscape they represent – especially when so much of it is right on your doorstep!”

The exhibition is in the Visitor Centre at Moors Valley Country Park and Forest from 28th May – 10th July 2010. It can be seen between 9:00am and 5:00 pm daily and entrance is free although car parking charges do apply within the Park.

For more information call 01425 470721 or visit www.moors-valley.co.uk.

A true testament to local talent, the work of nine local photographers is included in the exhibition.

Other local images feature a misty sunrise on the river at Wareham, Colmer’s Hill at Symondsbury, The Blackmore Vale, the old pier at Swanage, offseason at West Bay, pylons in the Marshwood Vale and Buckland Rings near Lymington. Every photograph attests to the beauty of the local countryside, while many also reveal a new perspective on an iconic image.

“I have been photographing the beautiful county of Dorset for the last five years and even now the Dorset landscape inspires and excites me as much as ever,” said Antony. “I can't think of a more stunning area to live in and to be able to call home.

With such a diverse landscape and coastline, Dorset is up there with any other area in the country for jaw-dropping natural beauty.”

The 'Take a view' - Landscape Photographer of the Year competition, is the brainchild of Charlie Waite, internationally acclaimed landscape photographer and another Dorset resident. His pivotal role in regenerating interest in landscape photography includes the creation of this prestigious competition

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Winter Mist at Corfe Castle, Dorset

by Anthony Spencer

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East Boldre Painters Hold First Exhibition The East Boldre painters will be holding their first Exhibition in the Master Builders Hotel on the weekend of 2nd and 3rd July. This coincides with the two day Family Food and Drink Festival at the Hotel, and the Steamboat Rally and the Old Gaffers Rally in the Marina so a very busy weekend with plenty for everyone to do and see.

This exhibition will show how varied the work produced by this small local group is, with something to appeal to everyone.

All media are used in their artwork including water colour, oil, pastel, pen and ink and acrylic, with pictures including scenes of local interest.

Paintings, both framed and in mounts will be available, together with hand-made cards.

The East Boldre Painters Group started in 2003 as a group of residents who had taken a class together, and when the tutor left, the group stayed together, deciding to continue painting and drawing. They are all amateurs and their membership is currently 16, with people coming from Lymington, Boldre, Hythe and Totton, as well as East Boldre. They meet on Monday mornings to "do our own thing" and meet up with fellow artists in a casual relaxed atmosphere - a nice way to start the week. They also have occasional visits from professional artists for demonstrations, workshops and critiques and sometimes organise trips to galleries and local gardens. New members welcome. Contact Carol 07930 663637.

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by Carol Mileusnic

Master Builders Hotel Bucklers Hard, Beaulieu Tel: 01590 616253

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IS IT TIME TO SELL?

STAMPS WANTED LOTS, COLLECTIONS, ACCUMULATIONS, OLD ENVELOPES POSTCARDS, ENGLISH & WORLDWIDE, VICTORIAN SCRAP BOOKS, ALSO COINS/MEDALS, CIGARETTE CARDS

Free Valuation and offer without Obligation Top prices paid with immediate settlement by cash or cheque Make an appointment now Generous introductory commissions paid - Home visits can be arranged.

WE ALSO SELL - Ask for 144 page Price List of G.B. stamps

Contact: Allan Grant, RUSHSTAMPS, P. O. Box One, LYNDHURST SO43 7PP Telephone: (023) 8028 2044, FAX: (023) 8028 2981 Email: enquiries@rushstamps.co.uk Member of the Philatelic Traders’ Society (London) 50 YEARS OF TRADING AT YOUR SERVICE

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NEW FOREST ART SOCIETY The NEW FOREST ART SOCIETY meets between 7.30 - 9.30pm on the third Wednesday of each month in the Pine Room of the Lyndhurst Community Centre.

On Wednesday 18 May Helen Talbot will be critiquing members paintings On Wednesday 15 June Minna Harvey will give a talk on 'Valour' paintings commissioned for the Training Programme for the volunteers for the Lifeboat College, Poole Visitors are always welcome and pay £3 at the door or alternatively visit our website at www.nfasoc.co.uk to see our gallery or contact the Membership Secretary, Christine Sinclair on 02380 848766.

New Forest Fuchsia Society Why not join us!

‘River Itchen - Start to Finish’

by Jill Daniels Wednesday May 25th at 7.30pm Lyndhurst Community Centre

Check out our website! www.newforestfuchsiasociety.org.uk or telephone 02380 844240

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On Brookley Road in the heart of Brockenhurst you will find Bubble, a flagship store for Bomb Cosmetics of Bournemouth.

Stocking a wide variety of luxury handcrafted soaps and bath products perfect for young and old alike.

From blasters to soap, creamers to bath bubbly — you will find an ideal treat or present here, with many beautifully wrapped!

So come and visit to see what all the fuss is about! Or call David for more details:

01590 622582 70b Brookley Road, Brockenhurst, SO42 7RA

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May’s Gardening Tips From Paul Chatfield of Chatfield’s Garden & Property Services Trees and Shrubs All trees and shrubs can still be planted if in pots but make sure sat in a bucket of water until no bubbles. Remove faded flowers now.

Climbers and Wall-Plants Not much hard pruning can be done now, because the warmth is likely to be making vigorous growth, just tidy up dead bits.

shoots, leaving only the strongest ones, mulch them. Spray tree and soft fruits before blossom.

Vegetables Main crop potatoes must be planted now, early ones must be earthed up. Plant out sprouts, parsley and celery when hardened off, same with runner beans.

Roses The warmer days are likely to bring early attacks of aphids and also watch signs of black spot and mildew. Speak to a Nursery man on what to spray.

Greenhouse and Frame On sunny days greenhouse plants will need more air and water. Early in the month cucumbers, sweet corn and marrows may be sown for planting out next month.

Borders and Beds Weeds grow rapidly this time of year if not tackled soon can soon overwhelm the less cultivated plant. Still tackle weeds now, little and often is good.

House Plants Move plants from sunny window-sills just plenty of light, water well with a liquid feed at half the recommended strength about every two weeks.

Bulbs and Corms Remove faded flowers from all bulbs and if Summer bedding is going in lift all bulbs as soon as flowering is over.

Chatfield’s Garden & Property Services North 2, Sway Storage & Workshops Barrows Lane, Sway, Lymington Hants, SO41 6DD Tel: 01590 682828 Mobile: 07821 610923

Rock Gardens and pools Vacant places may still be filled with pot plants, with risk of icing almost over put new aquatic plants and divide old ones.

Lawns Weather permitting grass-cutting should be done once a week, not too low and feed with a dressing of organic fertiliser, if not already done.

Fruit Strawberries need ventilation whenever possible, remove surplus Raspberry

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Kevin Shaw and Associates Chartered Surveyors We are able to offer : Building Surveys RICS Homebuyer Reports Energy Performance Certificates Valuations Development Appraisals Dilapidations Leasehold Reform

We are a firm of independent Chartered Surveyors covering the New Forest and surrounding areas.

With local knowledge and expertise, we offer a professional service with a personal and friendly touch.

Tel: 01590 624880 Mob: 07877 868519 Web: www.shawsurveyors.co.uk

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Index of advertisers Your quick guide to everyone and everything in your Directory...

Articles Don’t be an April Fool! ...................................... 15 Dorset’s double photographic triumph comes to Moors Valley County Park ............. 16 East Boldre Painters Hold First Exhibition.......... 18 Gardening Tips .................................................. 24 Hats on for Hordle’s Easter French Exchange!.......................................... 8 There’s no substitute for the real thing ............. 12 Catering Services Sally Curtis Catering .......................................... 5 Cleaning Services All About Stone.................................................. 3 Community News Brockenhurst Bowling Club ............................... 14 Hale Garden Tennis Club ................................... 14 New Forest Art Society ...................................... 22 New Forest Fuchsia Society ............................... 22 Competitions Prize Wordsearch .............................................. 21 Computer Services K W Computers ................................................. 7 Cycle Shops & Hire Cyclexperience................................................... 11 Dentists Canterbury House ............................................. 5 Solent House Dental Centre............................... 13 Electrical Appliances Hardys............................................................... 6 Embroidery & Haberdashery Pinks.................................................................. 7 Estate Agents Spencers of the New Forest............................... 28 Events Beach Polo — Sandbanks .................................. 1 Fitted Furniture Custom World ................................................... 11

Garage Services Gates of Brockenhurst ....................................... 6 Garden Services Chatfield’s Garden Services ...............................25 Green Energy Solutions Anolis Renewable Energy ..................................15 Health & Beauty Products Bubble ...............................................................23 Home Care Christies Care..................................................... 3 Insurance Age Concern ...................................................... 2 Jobs Distributors Wanted ..........................................14 Kitchens First Class Kitchens ............................................17 Granite Transformations ...................................27 Pet Food Oscar .................................................................10 Plumbers P. A. Blake ......................................................... 5 Printers UtharaPrint.com................................................19 Property Maintenance Chatfield’s Property Maintenance .....................25 Mike Kenna .......................................................11 Solicitors Abrams Collyer .................................................. 9 Stamps Rush Stamps......................................................20 Surveyors Kevin Shaw & Associates ...................................25 Waste Services War on Waste ...................................................20

Funeral Directors R Hallum............................................................ 10

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