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4 The Wareham District Directory Edition 61
Published by: Debbie & Stephen Corney and Martin Budden
Telephone: 01202 894397 or 01202 676661
Email: info@warehamdistrictdirectory.co.uk
Copy deadline for December edition: 24th November 2010 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 Wareham District Directory 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.
Dear Wareham, Wool and Bere Regis! I cannot believe it is November already. Really this year has flown by like never before. I am sure Hayden our 6 year old son wouldn’t agree with me, so I guess I must be getting on a bit! The new kittens which were born last month are truly gorgeous. Lydia, the Mum has been a delight to watch. One day the little black and white kitten, named Fifi by Hayden, tried to make a bee line for the door to go outside. Lydia looked at her and gave her a right talking to, looking at the door then turning to the kitten. It was quite amazing to see. Needless to say, Fifi turned around and went straight back into the room. Maybe I can learn from her! Well we have a great Wareham District Directory for you this month, with dinner offers for the Christmas season approaching, electricians, hairdressers, fireplaces, tiles, bathrooms, Christmas turkeys in fact you name it and I am sure you will find the right person to help you. Please mention The Wareham District Directory when making any calls or enquiries. This makes all the difference to the magazine and keeps it in circulation. The lucky winner of the prize wordsearch last month was Mrs Y Talbot. Well done and we hope you enjoy your meal. Did you all have a good Halloween? We had a great evening with children and adults all dressing up including face paints! Sometimes we just need an excuse to let out hair down, hey. I hope you all have a great month of November. Very Best Wishes,
Debbie
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6 From 1st December Nr Corfe Castle
LARGE SELECTION
(on main A351)
OF
Logs - Coal - Kindling
CHRISTMAS
Large Range Of Wild Bird Feed & Feeders
TREES Mistletoe
Equestrian Feed & Accessories
Holly Wreaths
LOCAL Honey – Jams - Chutneys Chocolates – Cereals - Meats
No Gimmicks Just Genuinely Priced Trees
Fresh Free Range Eggs From Our Own Flock
(Orders for LARGE Trees Now Being Taken)
Animal & Pet Feeds
Plus lots lots more – Come & See For Yourselves
Tree Lights
Tel: 01929 480098
Tree Stands
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
We Sell: Willow baskets, winter hats, gloves, belts, Moccasins, handbags, wallets and much more!
Stylish and warm pashminas Willow baskets—ideal for shopping, logs, laundry... 18b South Street, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 4LT
01929 554368 www.notjusthats.co.uk Maggie@notjusthats.co.uk
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Suttles Raises the Roof! Suttle Natural Stone, part of the Suttles group, has just launched a new Purbeck roof tiling service with larger capacity and shorter turnaround times. Purbeck roof tiles are usually in short supply and there has traditionally been a long waiting list for the material (sometimes even months), which are ideal for conservation area building projects requiring materials in keeping with other properties in the area. However, Suttle Natural Stone has now dedicated part of its sawing workshop facility in Swanage solely to the production of natural Purbeck roof tiles to meet demand and supply clients with Purbeck roof tiles from stock with reduced production times. Suttles has just supplied 285m2 of natural Purbeck roof tiles, sourced from its own Purbeck quarry, to local developer A.J.S. Developments for two newlyconstructed semi detached cottages in Bell Street, Swanage. The roof tiles are ideal for this development as they are sympathetic to other properties in this conservation area, having met with local authority approval. Suttle Natural Stone’s quarry manager Nick Crocker stated ‘I am very proud of our roof tiles – they’re great quality, authentic and look fantastic, too! As well our Purbeck stone being quarried and produced locally, it
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has superb wearing and durability properties, making it the ideal material for building and landscaping projects.’ Director of A.J.S. Developments Richard Wylie added ‘We were extremely happy with the availability of the tiles and the efficient service from Suttles. The tiles look great and blend in perfectly with the rest of the conservation area.’ Suttles has supplied Purbeck stone and other natural stone products for over forty years. The Purbeck stone is quarried from their site in Swanage and is exported all over the world for use as rockery, walling, paving, building stone, polished flooring stone, roof tiles and more. For further information go to www.suttles.co.uk or call 01929 423576. The Cottages can be viewed by appointment with local Estate Agents Corben & Sons.
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Celebrating 30th anniversary year with the completion of prestigious London project N e w t o n F o r g e c e l e b r a t es i t s 3 0 t h Anniversary with the completion of their latest prestigious project for the Royal Courts of Justice, The Strand. It is a welcome treat in these difficult times to hear of a local company celebrating their 30th anniversary. Especially, when the anniversary coincides with the completion of yet another prestigious project. Newton Forge has grown substantially since its humble beginnings in the North Dorset market town of Sturminster Newton, where Ian & Karen Ring set up a forge at his Uncle’s Farm. Now, 30 years later, it is a leading specialist in the restoration of wrought iron, cast ironwork, traditional and contemporary design with an impressive list of clients including the National Trust, English Heritage, Hampton Court, Windsor Great Park, and Tower Bridge.. to name but a few. One of Newton Forge’s latest projects has been for the Royal Courts of Justice in The Strand, London. Director Ian Ring explains, “This impressive building was opened by Queen Victoria in 1882 and the imposing gothic gates and fences have stood the test of time. Our project involved carefully restoring and repairing sections, making and installing new fencing in the Cary Street area and adapting fences and 3 entrances, such as the Judges main gates, to meet modern security demands.”
unrepaired, “Shrapnel damage from the Second World War has bent and split vertical members near the West Green entrance. This has been preserved as an historic reminder” explains Ian. Newton Forges quiet dedication and skill has built a company with a strong focus on large scale restoration, conservation and building projects. Ian reflects on the past 30 years, “It has been a real privilege to work on some of the most architecturally important buildings in this country. I am very proud of our team who understand their work is part of our heritage and apply their passion and skill to create the best”. He added, “We will be celebrating the 30 year anniversary with a party for our great team”. Newton Forge is currently working on a number of prestigious projects which will leave a legacy for future generations to admire. Tel: 01258 472407 Email: mail@newtonforge.co.uk Newton Forge Ltd. Hillside, Manston, Sturminster Newton, Dorset DT10 1EY www.newtonforge.co.uk
As well as carefully matched wrought and cast ironwork, the modern security demands included installing over 150metre of weld mesh, a turnstile and balancing historical integrity with modern card entry readers. However, there was one area they left
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Professionally trained & insured Work carried out to the highest standards Most carpets dry within 2 hours No hidden charges • No VAT
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WAREHAM IN BLOOM COMPETITION 2010 – ANNUAL AWARDS At an Awards Ceremony held in the Town Hall on Friday 29th October, the following awards were made for this annual competition, organised by the Wareham in Bloom Committee for local residents: WINNERS Best Front Garden
Mr & Mrs Galloway 22 Northport Drive
Best Front of House
Mr & Mrs Evans 13 Mill Lane
Best Arid Garden
Mr & Mrs Osborne 28 Northport Drive
Best Civic Building
Wareham Town Hall
Best Public House
Joint Winners: The Duke of Wellington Anglebury Bar/Restaurant
Best Business
Wareham Boat Hire, Abbot’s Quay
Best Street
Bestwall Road
Mayor’s Special Awards:
Mr Brian Holden Mr Steve Brett - Community Payback Team (Both awards for services to Wareham in Bloom and the Wareham community).
HIGHLY COMMENDED Front Garden
Mr & Mrs Redout 142 Wessex Oval
Front of House
Mr & Mrs Armstrong 5 Church Street
Arid Garden
Mr & Mrs Coleman 10 Drax Avenue
Civic Building
Wareham Public Library
Street
Hemsbach Court
BEST KEPT ALLOTMENT COMPETITION 2010 – ANNUAL AWARDS At the same Awards Ceremony, the following awards were made for the 2010 Best Kept Allotment Competition sponsored by Wareham Town Council: WINNERS Best Plot – (Northmoor site): Mr D Hickman, 133 Northmoor Way, Wareham Best Plot (Bestwall site) – Mrs W Long, 9 Corfe Road, Stoborough
11 Best Flowers – Mr P Blagdon, 9 Bestwall Road, Wareham (Bestwall) Best Produce – Mr G Coffen, 57 Bells Orchard Lane, Wareham (Bestwall) Best Crop – (Peas) Mr N Bromley, 2 Arlesford House, Northport, Wareham (Bestwall)
HIGHLY COMMENDED: Alex and Babs Rutherford, 17 Stockley Road, Wareham (Northmoor) Mr R Grant 20 Sandford Terrace, Sandford, Wareham BH20 (Bestwall) Mr B Horsey, 7A, Ropers Lane, Wareham BH20 4QT (Bestwall) Mr P Welsh, 3 Conches Court, Bonnets Lane, Wareham (Bestwall)
The prizewinners! - Wareham in Bloom and Best kept Allotment Local Competitions 2010 Wareham Town Council contact: 01929 553006. B ooking s ta ken f or Corn Exchange, use of the Council Chamber for weddings/civil partnerships plus sports pitches at the Recreation Ground, Worgret Road. Website: www.wareham-tc.gov.uk
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All types of work undertaken No job too small. Give me a call to discuss any interior or exterior building, decorating, maintenance or repair work to your property or garden.
Simon Hart : 01929 472274 Mobile : 07900 312173
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Email: sales@postcare.co.uk Unit 5, 502 Wallisdown Rd, Bournemouth, BH11 8PT
Property Maintenance
Prices on request Call Reg Adams
mailing solutions
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CHRISTMAS FAYRE DRUG FREE TURKEYS, CHICKENS, DUCKS & GEESE DRY / HOME CURED GAMMONS HOME CURED OX TONGUES AND SALT BEEF LOCAL PHEASANTS AND VENISON SPECIALLY SELECTED “BLACK GOLD”ABERDEENSHIRE BEEF FREE RANGE LOCAL DORSET LAMB & PORK HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGES & COCKTAIL SAUSAGES HOME MADE GAME PIES, PORK PIES & PATES HOME MADE CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS ALSO A WIDE SELECTION OF FINE CHEESES ORDERS NOW BEING TAKEN AT B.CURTIS LTD, 19 WEST STREET C.HALLETT, 25 NORTH STREET WAREHAM WAREHAM 01929 552478 01929 552022 www.bcurtis.co.uk WISHING ALL OUR CUSTOMERS A HAPPY CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR B.CURTIS LTD………NATURALLY!
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Professional hair and nails in the comfort of your own home Call:
Misako Whyte Insured member of CThA
01929 550760 Tues & Thurs early morning from 8am
07702 508871 Or
01929 551664
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Accommodation
Bar & Restaurant
Sumptuous hot and cold buffet, live music and a toast glass of champagne to welcome in the New Year. Kemps Restaurant is open Monday to Sunday 6:30 - 9:30 Sunday Carvery is 12-3
Kemps Country House, East Stoke, Wareham BH20 6AL
0845 862 0315 www.kempshotel.com
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C.S.C.S. Registration No: 01168287
Anthony Michael Potter 13 Lower Hillside Road, Wool, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 6EA Tel: (01929) 401518 Mobile: 07725641545
Groundwork & General Building • • • • • • •
Brickwork Mini digger/ Driveways Operator hire Patios Hard Landscaping Drainage All aspects of Building & Building Maintenance Internal work: tiling, general carpentry etc.
Free Estimates & Competitive Rates
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PERSONAL TRAINING One to one or with a friend to help you reach your own personal targets in health and fitness
PILATES CLASSES Every Monday and Wednesday evening at: Sandford Middle School at 6.30 and 7.30pm Every Friday morning at: Carey Hall, Wareham at 9.30 and 10.30am
LIGHT’N’EASY CLASSES Thursday mornings at: Lytchett Matravers Village Hall at 9.30am and Carey Hall Wareham at 11.30am
Please call Alex for enquiries or to book a place
01929 553642 Alexandra Eversden, Registered Exercise Professional Level 3
www.getfitwithalex.com
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Wasps • Bees
• Rats Mice • Ants Squirrels •Birds Fleas
All Purbeck areas covered
Mobile: 07831 351 877 www.terminatorcontrolltd.co.uk
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Purbeck Bathrooms Everything you want for your bathroom And more‌. Including complete suites, accessories & beautiful tiles from Porcelanosa Unit 5, Glenmore Business Park, Blackhill Road, Holton Heath, Dorset, BH16 6NL
01202 622916 ALFORD TIME REPAIR Antique and Modern Mechanical Clocks & Watches Cleaned, Serviced Repaired and Restored. Mr T J Alford, Wool, Wareham
Tel: Mob:
01929 462783 07969 018621
Email: timalford2003@yahoo.co.uk
Grooming to show dog standard Shampoo & conditioning Clipping, grooming & hand stripping Nail cutting & attention to ears All breeds including non-pedigree Every care and attention given to your pet You are more than welcome to wait with your pet
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All types of domestic, industrial & commercial installations
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Rewires & Consumer unit upgrades
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Inspection, testing, certification and reporting
Garden power and lighting Fire alarms, smoke detection & emergency lighting systems
Wareham based, friendly, personal service No job too large or small, estimates free
FULLY QUALIFIED, NICEIC APPROVED FOR 30 YEARS
01929 552431 or 07719 170777 aa.hill@lineone.net
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Central heating - Boilers & Cylinders - Bathrooms Boiler services/LGSC - Drain jetting
All areas covered — free estimates
Call Stephen Iles 01929 550858 / 07831 312740 purbeckplumbing@yahoo.co.uk
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through the archway in South Street
Coffee Shop All lunches and sandwiches are freshly made to order
Tel: (01929) 552223
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Jurassic Jaunt: Swanage East Route 1 Area: Distance: Difficulty: Access Restrictions?
Swanage 2½ miles Medium No
A 2½ mile walk with 2 short strenuous sections but this walk is well worth the effort with great views of Swanage and Poole Harbour. How to get there: Grid Reference 022809; On approaching Corfe Castle from Wareham, turn left for Studland just after the National Trust car park. After 3 ½ miles, just before Purbeck Golf Club, take the right turn, signposted Swanage 2 ½ miles. At the next junction, turn right for Swanage and park in the lay-bye with the large stone plinth saying ‘Welcome to Swanage’. Information:- Toilets are not available here. Walk details:On the left, near the start of the lay-bye, take the small swing gate. Fork right here and take the steep 100 metre ascent to the level path. Turn right and continue along the path for 400 metres. Cross the stile taking you into the National trust Ballard Down area and continue ahead, giving you excellent views across Swanage to your right. Avoid any forks to your left and after another 400 metres, ensure you drop down through a small tree arch to meet another path (here you will have a gate to your right to Swanage). Turn left here and ascend towards the Ridgeway of Ballard Down (250 metres). You have seats available at regular intervals for resting and taking in the views across Swanage and the bay.
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As the path levels off at the top, turn sharp left and walk up to t he top of the Ridgeway. At the Ridgeway you will get a panoramic view of Poole Harbour as well as Swanage to your left. You now need to turn left and head along the Ridgeway towards the masts in the distance. Follow the path through the gate and drop down, past the Obelisk and follow the path down to the road. Cross the road carefully and turn left, walking down the grass verge for about 300 metres. For the following 300 metres, you will need to walk on the right-hand side of the road until you meet the road junction on your right. Cross the road into the small open area (signpost here for the Coast path 1 ¾ miles), go over the stile, and after about 20 metres, follow the footpath sign to your right. Continue along the path for 400 metres, through the gate, and about 30 metres after the gate, fork right and follow the path down to the lay-by. Please look at the site for future walks www.jurassicjaunts.co.uk or call 07790 474 478 for more details.
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WE REPLACE & REPAIR DRAWERS
01929 472233 Free estimates and advice • Minimum disruption • Bespoke furniture • Fitted by expert craftsmen • 100s of designs available
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MOT • Servicing • Repairs Diagnostics Engine management specialists
Airbags • ABS Testing Over 30 years experience Unit 1, Townsend Industrial Park Bere Regis, BH20 7LA
We are suppliers of Comfi-Sit Dual Motor Care Recliners
15 WEST STREET, WAREHAM DORSET BH20 4JS TEL: (01929) 552773 FAX: (01929) 554231
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Supporting musicians through The Michael James Music Trust Established in 1981 in memory of the young organist and conductor Michael James BA, FRCO, to discover, promote, educate and support gifted young musicians. Based in Wimborne Minster, the charity has its local representative as Brian Barker, proprietor of quaint and attractive Georgian Gems in Swanage High Street. Since the Trust was established in 1981, over 550 students have been helped to reach their goals in the field of music, goals which they may not otherwise achieve. The Trust is funded by annual concerts, by donations and personal covenants or capital gifts. If you would like to support the Trust or find out more please contact Brian at: Georgian Gems, 28 High Street, Swanage, BH19 2NU Tel: 01929 424697 Website: www.georgiangems.co.uk
Verbal valuations £1 • Any item Proceeds to go to The Michael James Music Trust
Rotary Club of Wareham A LIGHT AND A MEMORY FOR CHRISTMAS Rotary Club of Wareham will once again be erecting a Tree of Light in the grounds of Wareham Hospital in time for Christmas. Throughout the year we all keep fond and precious memories of those who are no longer with us and Christmas, in particular, is a very special time for such memories. Our commemorative tree, illuminated with hundreds of tiny “Lights of Remembrance” will be set up during December and will remain until Twelfth Night and we hope that it will lift the hearts of patients, staff and visitors over the Christmas period. During November we will be delivering Tree of Light leaflets to enable those who wish to sponsor a light in memory of a loved one to do so. If you do not get a leaflet, donations can be made by sending a cheque payable to The Rotary Club of Wareham to Mr R Smith, Forest Gate,
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Bere Heath, Bere Regis, BH20 7NS (Tel: 01929 471339) or by making a donation on line through our web site www.warehamrotary.co.uk. Additionally, a short lighting up ceremony will take place in the hospital grounds on Saturday 11th December at 7pm. The Wareham Town Band will be playing from 6.45pm. The names of those being remembered will be recorded in a Book of Remembrance, which will be available at the lighting up ceremony and then kept at the hospital. After the lighting up ceremony tea/coffee and mince pies will be available by courtesy of the Hospital League of Friends. All money raised will be divided equally between Wareham Hospital and Macmillan Cancer Support in Dorset. Look out for your leaflet and we look forward to seeing you at the lighting up ceremony on 11th December.
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28 years experience. Installation & repairs. Bathrooms, central heating & general plumbing work undertaken. Fully Insured. Labour is guaranteed for 12 months.
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Agents for National Express Coach Tickets & Information . . . Making travel simpler All Month
Wareham Market every Thursday & Saturday
Thursday: East Street 8-1pm Saturday: The Quay 8-2pm
Every Thurs’
Fabric Art Workshop
Holton Lee 10-12noon £4 + materials
Emma on 01202 625562
Every Sat’
Men Behaving Dadly Events for men with kids in Purbeck aged 0-5 and older siblings.
Every Saturday 10-12noon
01929 552864 Booking Essential
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Wareham Senior Forum Annual Meeting
Town Hall Wareham 10.30am Coffee & tea served at 10 to 10.30
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Eve Sharratt, vocalist
The New Inn, Church Knowle, £23.50 inc 2-course meal
01929 480357 www.thenewinnchurchknowle.co.uk
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Green Island Holiday Trust – Charity Fundraising Dinner
Gurkha Restaurant, Sandford 7pm £20
01929 551817 or di.scupholme@me.com
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St. Martin’s Day Celebrations
St. Martin’s Church & Community Hall, Broadmayne. 10 – 12 noon
Eleanor Piper 01305 853765
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Remembrance Weekend
Arne 10am-1pm FREE
01929 553360 Booking Essential
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Heroes Haven Concert
Bournemouth Male Voice Choir
01929 422885
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Dorset Buttons Barn Dance
Corfe Mullen VH 7.30pm £6
01929 480737
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Autumn Concert
St. Martin’s Church, Sandford 7.30pm £5.00 per adult
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Art Exhibition & Craft Sale
Town Hall Wareham 10am-4pm
Admission free
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Remembrance Service
Tank Museum Bovington
01929 405096
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Jurassic Jaunts Practical Conservation – Heathland Bash Kathmandu to The Golden Triangle talk by David Kemp Winter Waders Antiques and Collectables fair Loose Change – Jazz musical
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Kingston,Smedmore House. Lunch at The Scott Arms 11.15am £5. Arne 10am-4pm Meet at RSPB car park
Bookings on 07790474478 01929 553360
Parish Hall Wareham 2.30pm £2.50.( PANT members £2.00)
www.purbecknt.org.uk
Arne 10am-1pm
01929 553360 Booking Essential
Wareham Town Hall 10am-4pm
07734 254619
Mowlem Theatre, Swanage
01929 422239
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Christmas Craft Fair
Upton Country Park 10-4pm
01202 262753
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Winter Birding In Purbeck
10.00am – 4.30pm
01929 552560
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Talk– David Fletcher
Tank Museum Bovington
01929 462359
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Roald Dahl’s ‘The Witches’
Corfe Castle Village Hall, 7.30pm, £7
01929 480323
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Tanks at Night
Bovington Tank Museum
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Baby Sale
Purbeck School 9-12 noon 50p
01929 463078 Mrs. Swingler
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15kmrunning/walking/ mountain biking and navigation challenges
Lulworth Castle and Lulworth estate. £35 per person. Open for individuals or teams of 3 to complete.
07710 280901 Booking Essential 01929 426044
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Market
St. Martin’s Community Hall, Broadmayne 2 – 3.30
Sylvia Dooley 01305 852866
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Phileas P Souper
Morden Village Hall
01929 459431
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Tom Jones Tribute act
The New Inn, Church Knowle, £23.50 inc 2-course meal
01929 480357 www.thenewinnchurchknowle.co.uk
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Collectable Toy & Model Railway Auction
Cottees, East St. Wareham 10am
01929 552826
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Pick Your Own Pine Cone
Arne 10am-3pm FREE
01929 553360
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Swanage Arts Club Choir Concert in aid of Heroes Haven
Christmas Music at St Mary’s Church Swanage, 7.30pm. £8.50
Discounted rate for Service Personnel 01929 422885
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Christmas Light switch-on
Corfe Castle Square, 4.30pm
4&5
Tree Dressing Weekend
Corfe Castle
01929 481294
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Wartime Christmas Festival
Tank Museum—Normal Admission
01929 462359
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Antiques & Collectors
Corfe Village Hall 10-5 75p
01929 400343
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Swanage Lions Swim Marathon 1940s Christmas Dinner Dance: Band of Royal Signals ABBA tribute act
Purbeck Sports Centre Tank Museum 7pm £27.50
01929 462359
The New Inn, Church Knowle, £23.50 inc 2-course meal
01929 480357 www.thenewinnchurchknowle.co.uk
All the information has been compiled by Purbeck Information & Heritage Centre 01929 557258 and Swanage Tourist Information Centre 01929 422885 www.visitswanageandpurbeck.com and is correct to the best of our knowledge
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Age Rule applies Pets accepted by arrangement • Located on the edge of Wareham Forest • Part Exchange possible
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All types of Electrical Work Undertaken
Tel: 01929 448001 Or
01202 237032
www.tts-media.co.uk
FROM Ł500 INCLUDING LETTERING AND FIXING Memorials Crafted in Portland and Purbeck Stone, White Marble or Black & Grey Granite Restoration cleaning and repainting etc. Photo ceramic pictures, vases, etc supplied Competitively priced 10 year stability guarantee, BRAMM registered & Fixer Licensed We also produce Memorial Seats.
Tel Alan the stone mason on 01929 481314 E: alanthestonemason@googlemail.com
PC repairs, upgrades and troubleshooting Wireless networking and broadband setup Virus and Spyware removal Professional, prompt and friendly service No callout charge - No fix, no fee
01929 480529 web: www.ajvcomputing.co.uk email: enquiries@ajvcomputing.co.uk
Traditional or modern designs created in Purbeck & Cotswold limestone, Portland limestone or White Marble. Also Kitchen Worktops and Polished Granites and heavy stone Memorial Seats. Enquires at alanthestonemason@googlemail.com or tel: Alan the Stonemason on 01929 481314
AERIAL & SATELLITE INSTALLATION Get ready for digital now
• Terrestrial & Digital Aerials • BBC Freesat • Home Cinema Design
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Tel: 01929 448001 Or
01202 237032
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Tuesday, 9th November for Three Days - Tuesday at 6.00p.m. (ends 8.30p.m.), Monday and Wednesday at 7.15p.m. (9.45p.m.)
WALL STREET: MONEY NEVER SLEEPS (12A) Oliver Stone’s follow-up to his 1987 triumph. Michael Douglas returns as the charismatic but amoral trader who now foresees the disaster in the money markets. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 12th November for Seven Days - Tuesday at 6.00p.m. (ends 8.10p.m.) and for the rest of the run at 7.15p.m. (ends 9.25p.m.)
MADE IN DAGENHAM (15) Sally Hawkins, Geraldine James and Bob Hoskins star in Nigel (CALENDAR GIRLS) Cole’s account of the 1968 strike at the Ford factory. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 19th November for Fourteen Days - Tuesdays at 6.00p.m. and for the rest of the run at 7.15p.m. (Sorry, it is so early they have given us no timings yet. Please see press for details.)
HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS: PART 1 (TBA) Yes! On the week of its release!
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Wareham & District Archaeology & Local History Society
Wednesday 17th November at 7.30pm at Wareham Middle School When Lilian Ladle will give a talk on ‘Rome – from Republic to Empire’ The city of Rome was founded in 853 BC and the stunning archaeological remains and standing buildings record its fascinating and glorious rise (and fall). For more information contact Lilian Ladle on:
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All at Furzebrook Hall 13th Nov: 8-11pm 20th Nov: 8-11pm 27th Nov: 8-11pm 4th Dec: 8-11pm
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The Purbeck Association of The National Trust What a marvellous sight greeted us at Barrington Court on our last outing of the year. We’d thought that there might be some colour left in the herbaceous borders designed by the famous Gertrude Jekyll, but as well as that we found this unexplained display of brightly coloured umbrellas. The house itself was fascinating, being the first ever (and very nearly the last) house acquired by the National Trust. Our outings are now finished and we’re into our winter programme of talks and social events. In November we have a talk about travels in Kathmandu and India’s Golden Triangle, as well as a Cheese & Wine Evening. All this takes place to help make membership of the National Trust more enjoyable, whilst raising funds for the Trust. Just recently we’ve paid for some extra education equipment at Corfe Castle. This will give children a chance to try their hands at stone carving, and learn about the techniques that were used to build the castle. If you’d like to get more out of your own National Trust membership (or your status as a Trust Volunteer) by joining us, call Membership Secretary Jay Burke on 423775 or see our website www.purbecknt.org.uk.
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Marine Litter Marine litter consists of man made objects The rapidly increasing problem of marine f o u n d i n t h e c o a s t a l a n d m a r i n e litter is a global one, and needs to be environment. These are items that have tackled on a universal as well as regional been discarded accidentally or carelessly, and local level. It has been reported by and their many sources include fishing the Marine Conservation Society that even and other commercial vessels, household on Dorset beaches, marine litter is a n d i n d u s t r i a l w a s t e a n d o b j e c t s alarmingly on the increase, affecting our discarded by the public, beach goers wildlife; dolphins, seabirds and many and tourists. They are predominantly other species. It is important that made of persistent, slowly degradable everyone helps safeguard our coastal materials such as glass, polystyrene, environment by taking simple measures: metal and plastic. The latter, according to making sure that household waste and th e M ar i n e C o ns erva ti o n So c ie ty ’s plastic are properly disposed of or Beachwatch campaign, forms about 50 recycled, never using the toilet as a bin per cent of the total litter and may remain and by purchasing fewer items with unnecessary packaging. indefinitely! Marine litter is not just unsightly, but a Those seeking to ‘do their bit for marine m a j o r e c o l o g i c a l a n d e c o n o m i c a l life’ are welcome to volunteer on biproblem. It is costly to clean up and annual beach cleans organised by Dorset ex tr em e ly d e tr im e nta l t o w il dl if e, Wildlife Trust. For more information affecting hundreds of different species. a b o u t m a r i n e v o l u n t e e r i n g , s e e The biggest dangers are ingestion and www.dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk or ring entanglement, and it is estimated that the Marine Officers on 01929 481044. 100,000 marine mammals and turtles and one million seabirds are killed every year by litter. Balloons are particularly fatal to turtles, which mistake them for jellyfish and eat them. Even tiny filter-feeding animals ingest small plastic particles and toxic chemicals from pollution spills. Sadly these toxins are known to accumulate as they travel up the food chain causing all manner of harm to animals. Worbarrow Bay Beach Clean - Photo: Bryan Whiting
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Mrs Matthews’s Mongrel by Judie Jones Mr Matthews never wanted children or pets. So Mrs Matthews was astonished to be presented with a tiny golden bundle of fluff on her 70th birthday and even more astonished when two days later Mr Matthews dropped dead. Whilst singing Abide With Me, Mrs Matthews could only wonder if Babe, for that is what she’d called the puppy, was feeling lonely on his own and whether she would arrive home after the internment to puddles or worse. Babe, an offspring of unknown parentage, thrived until at six months was the size of a Shetland pony with feet like dinner plates. His head resembled a Dexter Bull and he smiled, or some said snarled, like a Rottweiler. His appetite was huge, consuming one large tin of Best Beefy Chunks a day, as well as many tit bits. He slept alongside Mrs Matthews at night, which as he grunted and snored with regularity, was much the same as when Mr Matthews had shared the marital bed. Babe adored children. He’d sit in the park watching them at play; allowing them to pat, squeeze, cuddle and generally maul him, whilst Mrs Matthews looked proudly on. Babe’s favourites lived next door. Single mother of eight, nicknamed “falls easy” by the locals, permanently had one damp bundle clamped to her breast; in her cavernous womb another ‘mistake’ awaited emergence into the welfare state, whilst the remainder of the squalid tribe milled around. Babe would hang, like a giant fleece, over the dividing fence, watching every movement. “Falls easy” admitted that when the odd father came to claim visiting rights, she was never sure if she handed over the right child. Babe did not like men. When out with Mrs Matthews, any male that came within distance, would be seriously goosed. This caused huge annoyance, embarrassment and occasionally a frisson of delight to the recipients. His favourite trick was to lie behind the front wall and when a man passed by, would leap up at the gate, emitting blood curdling yowls. The waiting list for cardiac surgery grew longer. ‘He’ll have to go,’ said the Mayor after Babe attempted to remove the buttons from his fly. ‘Should be put down,’ said the Town Clerk. ‘Slap an
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43 ASBO on him,’ suggested the Planning Officer. ‘Perhaps aversion therapy,’ suggested the local dog handler. Mrs Matthews was devastated and unsure what to do. Loud screams emerged from next door. ‘My baby’s gone,’ shrieked a distraught “falls easy”. The police arrived and with Vicks smeared liberally under their noses, they searched the house and garden. No sign of the infant. A search of the village was organised. Satisfied that her neighbour was in the safe hands of a female liaison officer, Mrs Matthews took Babe for his afternoon walk. Walking towards the embankment, she heard loud calls of alarm and ran to investigate. There, crawling up the middle of the railway line was the missing child. Great consternation and hysteria followed the obvious sound of the London to Glasgow express, which was about to round the bend. Immediately, Babe slipped his collar, galloped full pelt down the embankment and without stopping, hurtled across the railway line, grabbing the dank infant in his cavernous jaws and raced to the other side as the express thundered through. Babe was a hero. His picture was on the front page of the tabloids. The RSPCA awarded him a medal for bravery and a minor royal was despatched to make the presentation. On the platform, Babe stood proudly between the duchess and the mayor. His eyes flicked several times towards the nether regions of the mayor; a nasty grin on his face, but the aversion therapy kicked in. ‘Smile please.’ The cameras flashed. Babe was determined to have the last word. With one last leer at the mayor, he calmly cocked his leg.
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Taking the plunge for Jesus! I am encouraged this month by the fact that there are a growing number of teenagers looking for answers to life’s question in the Bible. In our own Chapel this increase is not huge, but it is an increase – and in an age when many young people are being encouraged to ‘do their own thing’ it is reassuring to learn that many want God to be at the centre of their lives. At least two this month in our own Chapel will be taking part in a Service of believer’s baptism. They will be sharing their testimony to God’s saving grace in their lives before being baptized by total immersion in accordance with Scripture. This act of obedience will not turn them into Christians but it will be their way of identifying with the death, burial and resurrection of the One they are now following. In Paul’s letter to the Romans, chapter 6 he uses the terms death, burial and resurrection when describing water baptism. And basically these young people will be declaring publicly that they are willing to die to self, having had their sins forgiven through the death of Christ on the cross. Their old lives have been buried and in Christ they have new life. This is not just a way of saying “I’m turning over a new leaf and starting again”. It is saying “I am a brand new person in Christ and by His grace and with His help I will grow into that new life”. It is saying in effect, “My life is under new management”. I made that commitment in my own life forty-seven years ago and have never regretted it. I am still learning and growing in Him. I am still making many mistakes. But I know the promises He gave to me then are still valid today and I have a deep assurance of eternal security in Him. Are you willing to step out in faith and trust Christ in this way? Find our more about real faith at our regular Sunday Morning Worship Services 10.00am here in the Bere Regis Chapel in Butt Lane. We are sure God will meet anyone more than half way if He is sought in sincerity. In fact He went all the way to meet you in your need when He sent His only Son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross of Calvary – taking your sin upon Himself and ensuring your forgiveness should you reach out to Him. For more information about the Bere Regis Congregational Church - contact Pastor Jim Morris on 01929 471270
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Index of advertisers Your quick guide to everyone and everything in your Directory... Accountants MKL Partnership ............... 37 Aerials Repairline ......................... 26 TTS Media ........................ 33 Arts & Crafts Thumbelina Wool Shop..... 21 Bathrooms Purbeck Bathrooms .......... 19 Blinds & Shutters Ashley Blinds .................... 3 Broadband & Telephone Utility Warehouse.............. 27 Builders AMP.................................. 16 Propoint ............................ 37 Butchers B Curtis............................. 13 Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Carpete Cleaning .............. 14 Pile Up.............................. 9 Carpets & Flooring Purbeck Flooring............... 3 Catering Equipment Hire Claremont Catering Hire ... 45 Christmas Trees Norden Farm Shop ........... 6 Community News Bere Regis Chapel............ 44 Celebrating 30 years......... 8 Jurassic Jaunts ................. 22 Marine Litter...................... 40 Michael James Music Trust ... 28 Purbeck Area NT .............. 38 Wareham Rotary............... 28 Wareham Town Council.... 10 Computer Services AJV Computing................. 33 Dorset Office Supplies ...... 13 Purbeck Computer Centre... 16 Whizz Bits......................... 20 Dog Grooming Marilyn’s Doghouse .......... 19 Dry Cleaning & Laundry Creases ............................ 37 Electricians AA Hill Electrical ............... 20 TTS Electrical ................... 33 Events Panto: Dick Turpin ............ 36 Purbeck Events................. 30 Rex Cinema ...................... 34 Sylkies .............................. 38
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Wareham Floral Society.... 38 Wareham & Dist. Arch. Soc... 38 Farm Shops Norden Farm Shop ........... 6 Fencing Corbin Fencing ................. 29 Financial Services Anglebury Asset Management ... 48 Positive Solutions — Allan Cruse... 9 Purbeck Wealth Management .... 48 Fireplaces Alan the Stonemason ....... 33 Garage Services Bere Regis MOT Centre ... 26 JT MOT Centre................. 14 Trickett Welding................ 41 Garden Services Coppice Tree & Garden .... 14 Greenway Garden Services .. 23 Gifts & Collectables Magpies............................ 6 Philip Mills ........................ 47 Green Energy Solutions Sparking Moggy Solar....... 39 Hairdressers Danni’s Hair Salon ............ 20 Philip Mills ........................ 47 Health & Beauty Fit 4 Life............................ 17 Misako Whyte ................... 13 The Finishing Touch ......... 13 Home Furnishings M G Furnishings ............... 26 Hotels, Pubs & Restaurants Bankes Hotel .................... 5 Gilly’s Coffee Shop ........... 21 Kemps Hotel ..................... 15 Kings Arms ....................... 27 Ocean Bay........................ 24 Independent Financial Advisors Anglebury Asset Management ... 48 Ink & Toner Cartridges The Cartridge Family ........ 19 Insurance NFU Mutual ...................... 16 Jewellers Georgian Gems ................ 28 Kitchens Kitchen Facelift ................. 23 Ladies Fashion Dress Code....................... 23 Landscaping Supplies Suttles .............................. 7
Locksmith & Key Cutting John Hagans .................... 21 Logs Reg Adams....................... 12 Memorial Masons Alan the Stonemason ....... 33 Mobility Aids Purbeck Mobility ............... 41 Mortgage Advisors Anglebury Asset Management ... 48 Nursing Homes Forest Hill House .............. 2 Park Homes Silent Woman ................... 32 Pest Control Terminator ........................ 18 Plumbing and Heating C&C Plumbing.................. 29 Heatwise .......................... 11 Purbeck Plumbing ............ 20 Stuart Palmer ................... 39 Postal Services Postcare ........................... 12 Property Maintenance Simon Hart ....................... 12 Puzzles Prize Wordsearch ............. 35 Shoe Repairs & Key Cutting John Hagans .................... 21 Short Story Mrs Matthews’s Mongrel... 42 Taxis Jurassic Cabs................... 33 Tiles UK Tiles............................ 1 Utilities Utility Warehouse ............. 32 Vets Wareham Veterinary Centre.. 41 Waste Services & Recycling Philip Trim ........................ 12 War on Waste................... 39 Watch & Clock Repair Alford Time Repair............ 19 Will Writing Allan Cruse....................... 18 Windows, Doors & Conservatories Fix-it ................................. 18 Purbeck & Wareham Windows & Facias ........ 9 Woodburning Stoves Saltfire Stoves .................. 1
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