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June/July 2016
How Secure Is Your Social Media?
Fashion Show Update
Upcoming Event Listings June/July
Wymondham Music Festival 2016
Events, News & What’s On In Wymondham
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22 Welcome To Iceni Magazine Wymondham Fashion Show Update Roses Bloomed Wymondham Access Group Pleased To Announce North Wymondham Community Arts Event Is A Great Success Wymondham Heritage Museum Exhibition Wymondham Garden Club Monthly Meetings Competition WIN A Champagne Package ‘Illusions’ Beauty Salon Thank You Upcoming Events June
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Upcoming Events July Wymondham Nature Group Up And Coming Events For WyNG Mulbarton Words Week Is Back! Fosters Solicitors Understanding How To Make A Will Wymondham Music Festival 2016 Festival Fortnight Wymondham Photographic Society How Secure Is Your Social Media? We All Like To Think... Please Could My... Drawings Be Published? Iceni Travel Arabian Nights
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Iceni Magazine Wymondham Wymondham is a busy, vibrant town with many events going on each month. Our new bi-monthly magazine aims to bring you details of as many events as possible, so you are always up to date with exactly what is going on. We also aim to bring you local stories, news and interviews for the Wymondham area. If you run a club or are hosting an event in the Wymondham area we would like to hear about it, please email: wymondham@icenimagazine.co.uk with all the details and we will do our best to get it included.
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Fashion Show Update
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Fashion Show Update
Roses bloomed at Barnham Broom Country Club on Sunday 24th April when Chewton Rose Estate Agents sponsored a Fashion Show for Wymondham Dementia Support Group. Fifty plus ladies enjoyed afternoon tea and an opportunity to look at a wonderful selection of summer wear from Wardrobes of Wymondham.There was an opportunity to speak to beauty consultants Caroline and Katie (Tropic Skincare) and hair advice from Mel and Laura (No5 Hair Studio). And we must not forget the obligatory raffle and all it’s wonderful prizes so kindly donate from the businesses in Wymondham. Can I as Organiser at The Wymondham Dementia Cafe, thank everybody who helped make the afternoon a real success. Particularly our nine wonderful roses that appeared as models and compere Martin Wynne. I am pleased to report that the event raised £770.60 for the Dementia Group. Once again thank you to everybody for supporting us. The Pabulum now open twice a week for those living with Dementia and their carers and all the money you raised will enable us to continue growing and meeting the needs of the group. Diane Fernee The next Fashion Show by Wardrobes will be on Sunday 16th October at Wymondham Abbey with Afternoon Tea and a donation will be made to the NOOK Appeal. More details will follow nearer the time. Hopefully people can make a diary note or register at http://ward-robes.co.uk/discount-offer and they will receive regular email updates of events, sales etc as well as a discount voucher. 6
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Wymondham Access Group
Wymondham Access Group
Following our meeting on Thursday 31st March 2016 we are pleased to announce the creation of The Wymondham Access Group. It is a voluntary community group with one aim in common, and that is to campaign for better access to all aspects of day to day life in Wymondham and the surrounding area. Our aim is to promote a change of attitudes and culture in dealing with people, understanding many could have invisible additional needs. We want to work with local businesses, other volunteer access groups, local district and county councils to educate an understanding of what potential barriers there are and how these can be overcome. We aim to promote sharing of information, giving people who face barriers a voice and work towards making Wymondham and the surrounding Towns and Villages accessible to all. Our next meeting is to be held on the 9th June 2016 9:30am-11:30am at the Town Green Centre in the Frank Bunn room. All members of the public are welcome to attend our meetings, whether you are a parent or carer who has difficulty accessing areas with pushchairs, a person with a physical or sensory impairment or a local business person who wants to know more about our group, we can advise you on how best to ensure you are catering for the needs of all members of the community wherever possible. For more information please email: contact@accesswymondham.org on twitter via @WymondhamAccess or find our group page on Facebook under Wymondham Access Group Neil Seach Founder of Wymondham Access Group To Advertise In This Magazine email: wymondham@icenimagazine.co.uk or call: 01603 510 856
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Wymondham News
North Wymondham Community Arts Event Is A Great Success Visitors to the North Wymondham Community Arts event viewing the work of printmaker Andy Hibberd. Photo by Terrence Burchell
A steady stream of visitors dropped into the Community Arts event on Saturday (April 2) at North Wymondham Community Centre. The event, entitled “Art of the Community”, was one of more than 1000 staged around the country on that day, as part of the BBC Get Creative initiative. However, the trustees and supporters of the charity-owned and maintained building in Lime Tree Avenue, Wymondham, used the opportunity to highlight the venue as a community resource. Printmaker, Andy Hibberd and painter, Liz Reed, shared their skills during the four hour period of arts-related activity, which included author presentations of creative writing, colouring for adults and demonstrations of various handcrafts. Liz Reed changed her role for the second part of the day, to that of a musician, joining colleagues to provide a medley of songs and music. Mulbarton-based film maker and photographer, Terry Burchell, also attended. A spokesperson for North Wymondham Community Centre said: “We achieved our aim of bringing a group of likeminded people together and attracted a number of visitors to the community centre by doing so.” For more information about the community centre, visit: www.facebook.com/North-Wymondham-Community-Association To Advertise In This Magazine email: wymondham@icenimagazine.co.uk or call: 01603 510 856
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Wymondham Heritage Museum
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Wymondham Heritage Museum Exhibition at Wymondham Heritage Museum until 31st July 2016
I’m Not Dead Yet is the name of a collection of pastel and charcoal portraits of older people, created by Norfolk based artist, Malca Schotten. As people get older they can begin to feel that they are invisible and that their contributions to society are not recognised or appreciated. I’m Not Dead Yet sets out to challenge that attitude and to make people - of whatever age - think again! During the summer of 2013 Malca created a ‘pop up studio’ in the Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library, inside the Forum, and spent hours with her sitters, capturing their faces, stories, loves, lives and personalities on huge canvases. You can find out more about this exhibition on the I’m Not Dead Yet blog at imnotdeadyetblog.com Normal museum entry prices apply but why not take advantage of the “Pop in Late for One Pound” offer. Enter the museum after 3.15pm, you’ll have time to see the exhibition and be able to spend a short time in the 19th Century ex prison, hopefully this will encourage visiting again and spending more time with us. In addition to this excellent exhibition the museum is also a fantastic place to learn about the history of the town from Kett’s rebellion to the Bridewell inmates and the many individuals who have contributed, good and bad, to the history and making of the market town. The museum is also a great place to take children of all ages with the added extras of a mouse trail, archaeological box, quiz sheets and various interactive displays. The dungeon is a particular favourite! Some changes have been made this year to integrate the tearoom more closely with the museum. Display panels and improved lighting give the opportunity to show a range of items that will be changed from time to time; the first items are from the Town Archive. The museum welcomes offers from anyone or group who may wish to show works of art or items of interest either in the tearoom or the Community Cabinets, contact via the museum email: info@wymondhamheritagemuseum.co.uk While you are at the museum, do not forget to visit the courtyard garden. The garden was originally the exercise yard for the new Bridewell and later became the airing yard for the Women’s Prison Laundry. It has been transformed with box hedging, ferns, flowers, shrubs and climbing roses. Landscaping includes historic artefacts such as a local millstone and an iron pump formerly used to lay the dust on the roads. It provides a pleasant area to just sit and relax after your visit. Entrance to the garden is included in the admission price. The museum is open Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm, Sundays from 11.30am to 2.30pm from 29th February to 29th October. 10
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Wymondham Garden Club
Wymondham Garden Club The members meet on the 3rd Monday of each month at the Wymondham Town Green Centre, from 7.30pm till about 9.30pm. Annual Membership Fee :- £15.00 Visitors Fee :- £3.00. Tea & Coffee provided at the meetings is complimentary. Apart from a Christmas party in December, there is a monthly speaker on topics such as pruning soft fruit, taking and care of cuttings and greenhouse issues. Each month there is a table show with members able to bring items from their garden. Categories include “Favourite from my garden”, types of flowers, seasonal vegetables etc. There have been occasional visits arranged to various gardens in the region. Anyone interested in gardening is very welcome to attend and join in.
For further information, do contact either Janice Hancock on 01953 600499 or Jo Howell on 01953 604373. Programme For June and July 2016
Visitors are most welcome
20th June: Quiz Night 18th July: “Gertrude Jeckyll. - Her teachings an application to Today’s Gardens” Presentation by Shelagh Ashe. To Advertise In This Magazine email: wymondham@icenimagazine.co.uk or call: 01603 510 856
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Competition
COMPETITION Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap has kept audiences guessing for six decades. Now in its 64TH incredible year, this world record-breaking production continues to attract audiences to the St. Martin’s Theatre from every corner of the globe. In her own inimitable style, Dame Agatha Christie has created an atmosphere of shuddering suspense and a brilliantly intricate plot where murder lurks around every corner……… Be part of history and see this truly entertaining classic. www.the-mousetrap.co.uk
St. Martin’s Theatre, London, is offering a wonderful champagne package for one lucky reader of Iceni Magazine Wymondham to see the world’s longest running stage production. A wonderful champagne package made up of 1 pair of tickets, 1 bottle of Champagne, 1 Programme and 1 Souvenir Brochure worth £153.00 To be in with a chance of winning please answer this question:
What year is Agatha Christies Mousetrap now in? Please email your answer to competitions@icenimagazine.co.uk stating in the subject line ‘Mousetrap Iceni Wymondham’ by 7th July 2016. There is no cash alternative. Usual Iceni Magazine Rules apply. Editor's decision is final. N.B. Offer only applies Mon - Thurs with a matinee on Tuesday and not on a Bank Holiday. The prize should be used up within three months. Travel cost not included. To Advertise In This Magazine email: wymondham@icenimagazine.co.uk or call: 01603 510 856
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Illusions Beauty Salon
‘Illusions’ Beauty Salon
‘Illusions’ Beauty Salon would like to take this opportunity to thank all our wonderful past and present clients for the great support you have given us over the last 3 1/2 years! We have welcomed so many new clients into our friendly, professional and up to date salon! Weddings, special hair styles and make overs are amongst our popular bookings! We are now a recognised full stockist of BareMinerals makeup. This year so far we launched the very popular ‘complexion rescue’ - advertised nationwide! - and new Lash Domination ink eye liner. Every month we show case a ‘Limited Addition’ BareMinerals makeup. We also offer FREE demo make unders matching each client with their own shades. The ‘hi- brow’ treatment is proving to be very popular allowing individual bespoke brows for each client. Your therapist will carry out a consultation with you before measuring where your natural arch should be, where your brows should naturally start and finish. Each brow treatment will include tinting to your preferred shade, threading to remove every stray hair and using our ‘hi-brow’ make up your desired brow will be achieved! For all your pre- holiday requirements we provide FakeBake spray tans, soft gel nails and full set sculptured nails with more than 150 different gel colours! Our fully qualified therapists - Beckie, Evie, Jasmine and Maddie are always available for professional advice on any beauty treatment or bespoke packages. To Advertise In This Magazine email: wymondham@icenimagazine.co.uk or call: 01603 510 856
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Upcoming Events
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Upcoming Event Listings - June JUNE
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CALLING ALL POETS, STORYTELLERS AND PLAYWRIGHTS Saturday June 11th, 2pm-3:30pm, In The Rotunda Of Wymondham Library.
Wymondham and Attleborough Talking Newspaper is calling for amateur poets, storytellers and playwrights to participate in a words and music presentation in Wymondham library, as part of the Queen’s 90th birthday celebrations in the town. Coinciding with a national initiative promoted by the Royal National Institute for Blind People (RNIB), encouraging visually impaired people to use their local library, the W A T N organised event is entitled “90 Minutes of Noise in the Library”. Poems, short stories and extracts from novels and plays will be interspersed with music and presented to an audience in the rotunda of Wymondham library, between 2.00pm and 3.30pm on Saturday, June 11th. For more details, contact Tony Vale on 01953 605434, e-mail: tony@valemail.eu or visit the Talking Newspaper website: www.watn.org.uk
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‘THE FINAL REEL’ Regal Cinema, Sunday June 12th at 2.30pm
Tickets can be obtained from Michael Armstrong (01953) 603246 or Simply Cards, Market Street, Wymondham.
A fascinating Sir John Hurt documentary celebrating the story of local cinemas and the colourful characters who kept the audiences coming back. It includes the story of The Regal Cinema, Wymondham
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Upcoming Events
Upcoming Event Listings - July JULY
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‘THE LADY IN THE VAN’ Regal Cinema, Sunday July 3rd at 2.30pm
Tickets can be obtained from Michael Armstrong (01953) 603246 or Simply Cards, Market Street, Wymondham.
Starring Maggie Smith and Alex Jennings - A great British film. JULY
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‘THE WAY TO THE STARS’ Regal Cinema, Sunday July 17th at 2.30pm Tickets on the door.
Starring Michael Redgrave and John Mills - in aid of 389th Bomb Group Charity - Hethel.
Club Functions At Wymondham & District Ex Servicemans Club June 11th Saturday, Music Night with “Abbababes Tribute & More” duo. July 1st Friday, Bingo Night July 2 Saturday, Music Night with “Toccata” duo nd
July 22nd Friday, Music Night with “Neil Francis” solo artist August 5th Friday, Bingo Night
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Wymondham Nature Group
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Wymondham Nature Group (WyNG) Up and coming events for WyNG - Wymondham Nature Group are: Series of Walks. JUNE
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Thursday 23rd June 10.30am - 1pm Buxton Heath 2.2 miles.
For spring flowers and butterflies. Meet in reserve carpark off B1145. Grid reference TG171214. May be steep or uneven in places - Wear suitable footwear. If weather bad on day call 01603 620871 before setting out.
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Thursday 21st July 10.30 - 3pm Holt Country Park and Lowes 2.4 miles.
For butterflies and dragonflies. Meet in Country Carpark (small charge) off B1149 just south of Holt. Grid ref.TG081376 The walk may be in two parts with break in middle. May be steep or uneven in places - Wear suitable footwear. If weather bad on day call 01603 620871 before setting out.
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Tuesday 23rd August 10.30am - 1pm Longs Wood, Wrenningham 2.2 miles.
For butterflies and flowers in the woods and meadows. Meet in carpark on minor road 1 mile west of Wrenningham. Grid reference TM144995 May be steep or uneven in places - Wear suitable footwear. If weather bad on day call 01603 620871 before setting out.
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Mulbarton Words Week
Mulbarton Words Week Is Back! After a successful first year in 2015 the South Norfolk village of Mulbarton will once again be hosting a Festival of Words, spoken, sung and written, from 5th to 11th June 2016.
Broadbeat Choir Saturday 11th June
With a larger and more diverse range of events planned for 2016 the organisers hope that the week will attract even bigger audiences this year. Amongst the offerings this year will be an evening devoted to wildlife and natural history writers, including Mike Toms from the British Trust for Ornithology and author of “Owls”, an afternoon vintage tea party with Phyllida Scrivens who will be talking about her book “Escaping Hitler”, the story of a Jewish boy’s flight from Nazi Germany and how he eventually became Sherriff of Norwich, and an evening with four female authors, one of whom will be Elly Griffiths, author of the popular crime fiction series set in and around North Norfolk. Saturday afternoon and evening will be filled with song and poetry, with acts including the Broad Beat Choir, soprano Emma Nuule, the Emily Winng Band, pop poet Ben Winn and a welcome return of Kings Lynn-based Morganway.
The Wymondham playwriting group “Four by Four” will also be returning to perform a new series of radio plays whilst other events planned include a Sunday morning talk and exhibition looking at the effect the Bible has had on English literature. There will also be an early evening walk around Mulbarton’s historic common led by local historian Jill Wright, author of the “Book of Mulbarton”. The “Big Quiz”, complete with an extra special table round this year, will take place in the World’s End on Sunday night whilst children’s events will be taking place in the village’s Infant and Junior Schools on Tuesday and Thursday respectively. Wymondham’s community bookshop, Kett’s Books, is again supporting Mulbarton Words Week and will have a bookstall at several of the events. Ladies Who Write Monday 6th June
Further details of the week’s programme together with ticketing and booking information can be found on the Words Week website, www.mulbartonwords.org, and Facebook page or by phoning Chris Lansdowne, Event Coordinator, on 01508 570976.
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Fosters Solicitors
Fosters Solicitors Understanding How To Make A Will. The benefits of creating a valid Will cannot be understated. If you die without leaving a valid Will you may unwittingly cause problems which can be very difficult to sort out. In this situation the law provides strict rules which spell out how your property and assets are to be shared. The effect may not be at all what you would have wanted. At Fosters Solicitors, we will prepare a Will that is tailored to you and your situation. Below are the five areas of a Will that you would need to consider: EXECUTORS You should name who you want to appoint as ‘executors’. These can be family, friends or professionals such as solicitors. They will carry out the terms of your will. An executor can also be a beneficiary. FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS You can decide if you have any particular wishes for your funeral e.g. burial, cremation and what type of service you would like. These wishes can assist your executors. PROVISION FOR CHILDREN UNDER 18 If you have any children who may still be under 18 when you die, you may want to nominate a guardian for them; you may also want to provide for them financially under a trust. It is important that you let us know if you have any children who are not biologically yours, e.g adopted, fostered, or step children.
GIFTS IN YOUR WILL If there are any specific items you wish to gift to anyone in particular the place to do this is in your will. You can also leave a specific sum of money to family members, friends or charities. Be prepared to tell us what assets you have such as property, savings and property abroad. REMAINDER Fosters will need to know who you wish to have the remainder (residue) of your estate after any gifts. This can be left to any number of people, or organisation/charities. Don’t forget to provide for your spouse, civil partner or life partner. With this information Fosters Solicitors will be able to draft a Will for your approval. Once you are happy with the draft it needs to be signed before two witnesses who are both present when you sign, and who then sign the Will in each others and your presence. A witness cannot be a beneficiary nor can their spouse or civil partner. If a beneficiary or their partner witnesses your will the gift to them will fail. For further information about writing a Will contact Fosters Solicitors Wills, Trusts & Probate team on 01953 607724 or by email on: wtp@fosters-solicitors.co.uk
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Wymondham Music Festival
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Wymondham Music Festival 2016 Festival Fortnight Friday 1st - Saturday 16th July Wymondham Music Festival Fortnight 2016 Wymondham Abbey, Church Street, Wymondham NR18 0PH Jazz at The Abbey: Renato D’Aiello Trio 7.30pm Thursday 7th July. JULY
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Renato will be playing a mixture of well-known standards and some of his original compositions. Renato is a superlative saxophonist with a passionate and poetic soul. Ian Carr, Jazz writer. Ticket adult £10, under 18 free www.wymfest.org.uk
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Wymondham Music Festival Fortnight 2016 Central Hall, Back Lane, Wymondham NR18 0QB Hannah Sanders and Ben Savage, supported by Johnny Steinberg and The Bluefish. 8pm Friday 8th July.
Huddled round a single microphone, singing intimate duets with just mountain dulcimer, dobro and guitar, Hannah Sanders and Ben Savage are a folk duo that look and sound classically timeless, yet feel refreshingly unique. Their warm distilling of influences from both sides of the big pond produces a refined sound that is decidedly their own. Both hail from folk singing families in East Anglia. Hannah spent much of her formative years touring Europe with her family band, then moved to the USA. Ben was in UK folk band The Willows, whose work was championed by the BBCs Bob Harris and Mike Harding. Ticket adult £10, under 18 free www.wymfest.org.uk
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Wymondham Music Festival Fortnight 2016 Wymondham Abbey, Church Street, Wymondham NR18 0PH Norwich Camerata Concert. 7.30pm Wednesday 13th July.
A concert of European Nonsense, including Poulencs Chansons Francaises and Vaughan-Williams Three Shakespeare Songs. Norwich Camerata is a new 16-strong chamber choir, directed by Jemima Jackson. Ticket £10, under 18 free www.wymfest.org.uk
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Wymondham Music Festival Fortnight 2016 The Regal (Ex-Servicemens Club), Friarscroft Lane, Wymondham NR18 0AT Spikedrivers. 8pm Friday 15th July Ben Tyzack, guitar, vocals and harmonica, Constance Redgrave, bass guitar, vocals and percussion, Maurice Mcelroy, drums, vocals and percussion. Bluesroots at its best. Haunting gutsy and even psychedelic, they continue to keep digging the blues by the roots. Ticket £10, under 18 free www.wymfest.org.uk
Tickets on sale at Puff’s Toyshop, Wymondham Market Place or at www.wymfest.org.uk. Full Festival Fortnight programme 1-16 July at www.wymfest.org.uk or pick up a brochure in town. To Advertise In This Magazine email: wymondham@icenimagazine.co.uk or call: 01603 510 856
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Wymondham Photographic
Wymondham Photographic Society
Wymondham Abbey At Night By David Ryland
The Wymondham Photographic Society season is coming to an end with the End of Season Dinner and Prize Ceremony on 21st June.
Hot Air On A Cold Day By Doug Mounter
The new season starts on Tuesday 6th September at The Dell at 8pm with a gentle introduction; a showing of the East Anglian Federation portfolio. The following week members will have an opportunity to show what images they have been making over the summer break with short presentations. The events calendar is available on www.wymondham-ps.org.uk and includes talks, competitions and a series of continuous improvement sessions.
New members can come along to a session for free to discover this friendly and active club for themselves.
Please contact: webmaster@wymondham-ps.org.uk for more information.
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How Secure Is Your Social Media? We all like to think that we've taken all the precautions we can to avoid allowing anyone to access our smartphone, tablet or desktop PC but have you considered whether your social media accounts are secure? While no account can be 100% secure there are a variety of steps we can take to make it as secure as we can. Here are just a few to get you thinking... 1. Stronger Passwords Stop using the simplistic passwords like 'password123', 'password' or '123456ABC' yes, they might be easy to remember but that's the inherent problem - these all use simple 'patterns' that are easy for hackers to guess. Ideally try to use a 'password vault' that generates longer secure passwords that are harder to guess.There's a host of 'password vaults' available, one of the most popular is 1Password which can generate strong passwords and store them safely until you need them.
Another alternative is the three random words option which HM Government is championing at the moment at https://www.cyberstreetwise.com/ passwords 2. Keep them fresh Try to change the passwords on all your social accounts at regular intervals. Password managers can make quick work of this potentially time consuming task. In addition to making it harder for anyone to guess your password changing your passwords also hinders former employees, who may have known the passwords, from accessing your accounts and posting unwanted content. 26
3. Be careful what you click We've all experienced phishing emails asking you to click to verify your bank or eBay details or that your account has been suspended - well you can also get these on social media. Often these phishing attempts are in the form of malicious links in a tweet or post from someone you don't know or that have no additional content or just seem out of place for that user. Other examples are click baiting or #hashtag hijacking. Remember if you're not sure or it's too good to be true - don't click it. Using a third-party social media management application to manage all your social accounts in one place can give you some additional security as some of these are designed to spot malicious links and alert you before it’s too late. In the end use your common sense and you can't go far wrong. 4. Account contact info Most social media platforms will ask for an email address or mobile number that they'll use in the event of an issue. For instance Twitter asks for a mobile number to associate with your account as they'll use this to contact you via a txt message should you have issues accessing your account or suspect fraudulent usage. In some cases this is the only way they'll contact you, so if you don't enter one you could be left high and dry! Always periodically check your account details to ensure they're up to date - yes it's tedious but you might just be glad you did check them if you have an issue. Summary At the end of the day all social media platforms want you to have a good user experience so check their support pages for additional ways to secure your accounts. Well that wraps up my tips for securing your social media account. There are obviously lots more that I could have touched on but hopefully these few tips will help make you think a bit more about your accounts, what you do on them and who has access to them. If you want help with your social media or more advice on Twitter, get in touch with me at http://paulkirkdesign.co.uk or at @PKirk_designer
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Local Artist Get’s In Touch
Please Could My Drawings Be Published? Yes they can
Recently Natalie Betts (Wymondham), started to follow Iceni Magazine on Twitter and asked if we could publish her artwork. Natalie is 25 years old and is currently trying to make money from her artwork. She plans to eventually produce a colouring book to showcase her work. Here at Iceni Magazine, we love to hear from our social media followers. So here it is folks, Natalies artwork in print. If you like Natalies artwork as much as we do, why not give her a follow on Twitter: @nataliebetts26 or give her facebook page a like: www.facebook.com/NataliesArtDesigns/ To Advertise In This Magazine email: wymondham@icenimagazine.co.uk or call: 01603 510 856
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Issue 04 2016
Arabian Nights Oman is a hidden gem, a breath of fresh air in contrast to its high rise, packed and somewhat artificial neighbour Dubai. Not only does this relatively unknown country have some of the warmest and most hospitable people, its culture, history and beauty make it a perfect holiday destination. October to April, before the summer heat arrives, is the best time to visit. Start your holiday with a few days in Muscat. Founded some 900 years ago, it is set on the edge of rough desert landscapes overlooking emerald seas. Today it’s a sought-after holiday spot for those in search of pristine diving waters, all-year-round sunshine and an authentic Arabian experience. Hit the souq, a maze of tiny winding streets. The heat, aromas and hustle and bustle can be overwhelming but it is the perfect place to pick up souvenirs. Venture off the beaten path to secure the best prices and remember that haggling is all part of the fun and experience. Go with the flow and enjoy the experience. 28
Before leaving Muscat you may wish to visit a fort or two. Complex structures built out of mud,
brick, stucco and stone, they are cleverly designed to endure the test of time. Two of the most well-known, Al Jalali Fort and Al Mirani Fort, are looked at as the guardians of medieval Oman. His Majesty Sultan Qaboos decreed that Muscat’s buildings could never rise more than ten stories so that they would not overshadow these forts. Neither of the two forts can be visited (they’re closed to the public); but both can be viewed, admired and photographed. The all-white Moorish architecture and killer attention to detail make The Chedi one of the region’s most luxurious hotels and it's a gorgeous location to sit back, relax and enjoy a drink or two whilst watching the sunset. But why confine your visit to Muscat when there is so much more to do and discover. Driving in Oman is relatively easy. Pick up your 4x4 and head about 2 hours south to Wadi Arbeieen, a paradise high in the mountains. Go deep along the rock tracks where only 4x4s can venture.
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Before leaving Muscat you may wish to visit a fort or two You will be rewarded with long stretches of serene and untouched valley all to yourself, dozens of fresh water pools for a dip, and the ultimate soundtrack of nature. There are moments when all you can hear are the sounds of running water, bird song and a breath of wind flowing through the narrow channels. Watching the night sky with its myriad of stars at the 1000 Nights Camp in Wahiba Sands will take your breath away But, with no artificial light pollution, be sure to take a torch with you. If you want to catch sunrise in the desert you have to get up at about 5am. Climb to the top of a sand dune and just sit there. Take sand boards and have a thrill riding down once the sun is up. Before leaving Wahiba Sands, hire a guide and go for a spot of dune bashing. Charging up, down and sideways through the dunes isn’t for the faint-hearted but it’s an experience that’s hard to beat. Nizwa, originally the capital of Oman, is most famous for it's fort and should not be missed. The many examples of Omani architecture, with its ornately carved wooden doorways and window frames, are great for budding. Nizwa is an ideal overnight stop en route between Wahiba Sands and the entry point to get to Jebel Akhdar. Jebel Akhdar, meaning Green Mountain, refers to the northern section of the Hajar mountains. As you take the road out of Nizwa heading for Jebel Shams, you start to climb past ancient villages steeply terraced into the mountainside.
Near the summit is a wide plateau from which you can peer into Wadi Ghul, Oman’s Grand Canyon. A sheer drop of over a kilometre, with dramatically contorted vertical rock faces opposite, it simply takes the breath away. The Sahab Hotel is a great spot to stop for lunch. Perched halfway up the canyon wall in a seemingly inaccessible location at the head of the valley is an abandoned village where the narrow terraces can still be made out. After a fun filled and exhilarating week in the desert and mountains of Oman we stopped for an extra couple of nights back in Muscat for a little bit of beach time and to get our water fix. If there is diving to be had in a destination then we will seek it out. Exceptional coral growth and exotic marine life make for a great diving experience, even if the visibility isn't as great as elsewhere due to the plankton-rich waters. We also couldn't leave without taking the opportunity to spot dolphins. There are numerous operators in Muscat offering Dolphin sighting and snorkelling trips with the chance, if you are lucky, of whales making an appearance too. Sarah Laverty, owner of Compass Connections has travelled the world all the name of passion and being able to pass on her knowledge to others. If a trip to Oman or anywhere else interests you please do get in touch. www.compass-connections.co.uk
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