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The new year brings with it some fantastic shows and events in Bath.
If you've given your stomach enough time to digest the festive fayre, then you will be glad to hear that this issue sees some more fantastic gastronomic events that will tempt your tastebuds.
We highlight everything from comedy to music, exhibitions to festivals, within our what's on section. We have also teamed up with Theatre Royal Bath to give you a chance to win tickets to see two shows; 01/12/2016 08:01
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Along with the likes of Valentine's and Burn's Night on the horizon, we identify some healthy eating ideas for the New Year.
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Joe Wicks is an online nutrition coach and creator of the 90 Day SSS Plan which has transformed the lives of tens of thousands of people all over the world!
The start of a new year offers up an opportunity to reect on the year just passed and focus on the year ahead. It's also a chance for us to take stock of our lives.
It's fair to say the housing market has seen a series of ups and downs since the recession took hold in 2008.
Here, the man known as The Body Coach, talks food, ďŹ tness and fame. Plus, you can win a copy of his latest 'Lean In 15' meal plan and workout book.
We take a look at areas of life that affect us all: Healthy Eating, Health and Fitness, Careers and Property, sking local experts to give us their tips and advice on how to make 2017 a year for positive change.
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what's on now – 8 Jan Aladdin Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk The thrilling story of a boy, a lamp and a genie, Aladdin is one of the most popular pantomimes of all. Audiences are promised a traditional show packed with comedy, slapstick, singing, dancing, beautiful costumes and plenty of participation. Times and Prices vary, see website for details
now – 15 Jan Robin Hood The Egg www.theatreroyal.org.uk Action packed, fast paced and fantastically funny this year’s egg Christmas show brings to life the legend of England's best-loved outlaw in a thrilling adventure for all times and all ages. 6 and over. Times and Prices vary, see website for details now – 22 Jan Snow Mouse The Egg www.theatreroyal.org.uk After an extended run last Christmas, we are thrilled to welcome back our co-production with Travelling Light with a new story about the little white mouse’s adventures in the snow. 3 months – 4 years.Times and Prices vary, see website for details 9 Jan Children's Book Illustrations Images of "Tigger" and "Toad" will remain with us for ever BRLSI, Queen Square, Bath www.bedfas.co.uk Bath Evening Decorative and Fine Arts Society Talk by John Ericson.We carry in our heads huge numbers of images from childhood, and some of those deeply etched come from illustrations in books we read as children. John will also examine how illustrations contribute to the development of understanding and how the
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interaction of image and narrative creates such powerful memories. Time 7.15pm. Pre-booked visitors £8, full time students free. (01225 742819)
10 Jan Warren Miller Ski Film Tour Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath Winter is coming! Ignite your excitement for this season’s winter sports with the legendary annual Warren Miller Film Tour. Time: 7.30pm Prices vary, see website for details 10 – 15 Jan The Play That Goes Wrong Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk The Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society are putting on a 1920s murder mystery, but as the title suggests, everything that can go wrong… does! As the accident prone thesps battle on against all the odds to reach their final curtain call, hilarious results ensue! Times and Prices vary, see website for details 13 Jan Tommy Emmanuel The Forum, Bath www.bathforum.co.uk Two-time GRAMMY Nominee Tommy Emmanuel, whose five decade career has garnered hundreds of thousands of fans worldwide, will be bringing his passionate and infectious live show to the The Bath Forum. Time: 7.30pm Prices: £ 25.00 plus booking fee 14 – 15 Jan Bradford Roots Music Festival 2017 Wiltshire Music Centre www.wiltshiremusic.org.uk Join us for the fifth and fabulous Bradford Roots at Wiltshire Music Centre, celebrating the very
Pride and Prejudice best in local musical talent with over 40 acts and activities. From folk to blues, and pop to poetry, experience a two-day indoor festival packed with fun and laughter to beat the January blues. Times and Prices vary, see website for details 17 – 21 Jan Pride and Prejudice Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk The ultimate romantic comedy, Jane Austen’s story of the five Bennet sisters and their relentless pursuit of suitable husbands is one of the best-loved novels ever written, constantly topping the polls of favourite books.Times and Prices vary, see website for details 19 – 20 Jan Shazia Mirza: The Kardashians Made Me Do It Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk “My mum can’t find me anyone to marry. My friend Matthew looks at me with great concern and says, “You’re not thinking of becoming a Jihadi Bride are you?” Would I do that? Time: 8pm Prices: £15 / £13 discounts 23 – 25 Jan Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet: Swan Lake Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk Returning to Bath following a triumphant debut in 2016, this exciting and talented company will showcase an opulent new version of The Nutcracker, with stunning baroque designs, in repertory with the beautiful classic Swan Lake. Times and Prices vary, see website for details 26 – 28 Jan Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet: The Nutcracker Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk The Nutcracker is a delightfully festive tale, and the perfect introduction to Russian classical ballet. This brand new version of the timeless story of Clara, who is whisked away on a fairy tale adventure by her Nutcracker Prince, is set to Tchaikovsky’s glorious score. Times and Prices vary, see website for details
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Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet: Swan Lake 2 Feb Jonathan Pie: Live! Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath Jonathan Pie is a respected News reporter for a respected News broadcaster but he has a problem. He has several problems. He hates his job. He hates his colleagues. But mainly he hates the f*****g News. Time: 8pm, Prices vary, see website for details 2 – 4 Feb Matthew Bourne’s Early Adventures Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk Matthew Bourne returns to his roots in Early Adventures, a programme of hit pieces that launched his career and saw the birth of the style, wit and sheer entertainment that his company New Adventures brought to Swan Lake, The Car Man, Edward Scissorhands and Sleeping Beauty. With designs by long-time collaborator, Lez Brotherston, Early Adventures forms part of the company’s 30th Anniversary celebrations. Times and Prices vary, see website for details 6 Feb Alla Moda Mid-century Modern Italian Ceramics. Stylish and colourful ceramics of the 1950s to 1970s. BRLSI, Queen Square, Bath www.bedfas.co.uk Bath Evening Decorative and Fine Arts Society Talk by Mark Hill. Stylish and colourful, Italian ceramics of the 1950s–70s reflect the many developments in ceramic design and modern art of the period. Little has been known about the companies, designers and influences behind them. Major makers from Bitossi to Fantoni to the many factories on San Marino are covered. Time 7.15pm. Pre-booked visitors £8, full time students free. (01225 742819) 8 – 18 Feb The Miser Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk Actor, writer, presenter, comedian and two-time Olivier Award winner Griff Rhys Jones returns to the stage in a hilarious new adaptation of Moliere's classic comedy, The Miser. He has
Jenni Eclair been previously seen onstage as Fagin in Cameron Mackintosh's Oliver!, Toad in the National Theatre's The Wind in the Willows and in Feydeau's An Absolute Turkey. Times and Prices vary, see website for details 9 Feb Fairport Convention Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath Enjoy an evening of musical celebration with Fairport Convention at this golden anniversary concert. Credited with originating British folk-rock, Fairport first took to the stage in 1967’s summer of love. Throughout the intervening five decades their passion for live performance has never wavered. Time: 7pm Prices vary, see website for details 16 – 18 Feb Bath Bachfest Various locations www.bathbachfest.co.uk After just six years Bath Bachfest is now firmly established and has earned its place in Bath’s cultural calendar. Last year, not only were ticket sales the best ever but there were virtually no seats left to sell by the time the festival opened. 17 Feb Seann Walsh Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath However dishevelled he may be, the Foster’s Comedy Award nominee is also one of the best comics in the country. Time: 8pm Prices vary, see website for details 22 – 25 Feb The Winter’s Tale Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk The Winter’s Tale tells of King Leontes who wrongly suspects his wife of adultery with his boyhood friend. Consumed with jealousy, he has her imprisoned and orders their newborn daughter to be abandoned on the shores of Bohemia. However, the child survives… Times and Prices vary, see website for details
27 Feb Jenni Eclair: How to be a middle aged woman (and not go insane) Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath Professional grumpy old woman, Splash survivor, amateur soup maker, and novice knitter, Jenny Eclair is younger than Madonna but eats crisps and likes wine. Semi –bearded and suffering from outbreaks of gout and hysteria, Eclair puts middle age under the microscope and decides whether to laugh, cry or buy a dachshund! You are most welcome to join her, just button your cardi up properly and wipe that lipstick off your teeth. Time: 7.30pm Prices vary, see website for details 1 – 11 Mar Abigail’s Party Theatre Royal Bath www.theatreroyal.org.uk The 40th Anniversary Production It’s forty years since the appalling Beverly first put Donna Summer on the turntable, stacked a plate with little cheesey-pineapple ones, plied her guests with alcohol, cigarettes and Demis Roussos and slow-danced her way across the shag-pile into theatrical history. Times and Prices vary, see website for details 9 Mar Dr Phil's Health Revolution Komedia www.komedia.co.uk/bath Laugh, love, shout and reclaim our NHS. Ditch the market, cherish the carers, fund the frontline, avoid the harm, kill the fear, tell the truth, use the evidence, inspire, collaborate, recover, die gently. Are you in? Time: 8pm Prices vary, see website for details 12 Mar Bath Half Marathon www.bathhalf.co.uk The award-winning Vitality Bath Half Marathon takes place on Sunday 12th March 2017. Entries to this iconic race, which is one of the longest established city centre road racing events in the UK, are now open.
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Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet
Returning to Bath following a triumphant debut in 2016, this exciting and talented company will showcase an opulent new version of The Nutcracker, with stunning baroque designs, in repertory with the beautiful classic Swan Lake. Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet, under the direction of Marina Medvetskaya, has won plaudits across the world. Demonstrating the superb technique and artistic heritage from the cradle of Russian ballet – the City of St Petersburg - and presenting the bestloved Russian ballet titles, Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet’s performances have an air of magic, complemented by a full orchestra and outstanding soloists who will take your breath away. At the Theatre Royal from Monday 23rd to Wednesday 25th January, Saint Petersburg
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Classic Ballet will perform Swan Lake, the romantic story of the Prince and the Swan Princess, a tragic tale of love that triumphs over evil, set to Tchaikovsky’s sublime, soaring dramatic score. Followed from Thursday 26th to Saturday 28th January with performances of The Nutcracker, a delightfully festive tale, and the perfect introduction to Russian classical ballet. This brand new version of the timeless story of Clara, who is whisked away on a fairy tale adventure by her Nutcracker Prince, is set to also set to glorious music by Tchaikovsky. Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet performs at the Theatre Royal Bath from Monday 23rd to Saturday 28th January. Tickets are available from the Theatre Royal Bath Box Office on 01225 448844 or online via www.theatreroyal.org.uk
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2 tickets to watch Saint Petersburg Classic Ballet perform Swan Lake at the Theatre Royal Bath on Monday 23rd January at 7.30pm. To enter, simply send us your name and contact details, on e-mail, to: craig@inbath.net Subject: Ballet Closing Date: 16th January 2017 Usual T's & C's apply
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King Edward's School: A happy school with an irresistible thirst for learning A ‘happy school’ according to the Good Schools Guide, where pupils ‘enjoy their education,’ King Edward’s Pre-Prep & Nursery and Junior School offers children a rich and stimulating start to school life, where academic excellence is balanced with a wealth of exciting opportunities and outstanding pastoral care. At the Pre-Prep, the desire to make learning ‘irresistible’ in a nurturing environment is at the heart of everything we do. Personalised learning, combined with academic rigour, ensures that every child thrives and is provided with the extension and support that they need. Situated in a beautiful Victorian house close to Royal Victoria Park, Bath, our facilities include a wellequipped gym, specialist music room, ICT suite, library, a newly enhanced art & DT room and ‘Teddy's Lodge’ for pre and after school care.
Multi award-winning Cheek by Jowl, one of the world’s most dazzling companies, makes a welcome return to Bath to present one of Shakespeare’s greatest plays. The Winter’s Tale ranges across Europe, from court to country, from high tragedy to low comedy, across a time span of sixteen years. Directed by Declan Donnellan, this acclaimed production of The Winter’s Tale tells of King Leontes who wrongly suspects his wife of adultery with his boyhood friend. Consumed with jealousy, he has her imprisoned and orders their newborn daughter to be abandoned on the shores of Bohemia. However, the child survives… Cheek by Jowl’s co-artistic director Declan Donnellan was awarded a lifetime achievement prize at this year’s Venice Biennale. The prestigious Golden Lion of Venice prize was presented for his “profound faith in the text” and “ability to bring classic works to life for a contemporary audience”. Declan Donnellan, who formed Cheek By Jowl in 1981 with Nick Ormerod, has directed more than 30 shows for the company. The Winter’s Tale appears at the Theatre Royal Bath from Wednesday 22nd to Saturday 25th February.
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Tickets are available from the Theatre Royal Bath Box Office on 01225 448844 or online via www.theatreroyal.org.uk
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As a Forest School, outdoor learning is at the heart of Pre-Prep and Nursery learning. All children take part in weekly lessons in the nearby woods at Primrose hill, and we also make full use of the School’s grounds which include a sensory garden, vegetable plot, wilderness and pond area, storytelling corner and an outside cedar lodge classroom. King Edward’s Junior School enjoys outstanding modern purpose-built facilities on the same site as our Senior School. Moving seamlessly from Pre-Prep to Junior School, and then onto Senior School, we believe our Junior School pupils do well at school because they are happy and well supported. Inspiring teachers engage and enthuse their classes, supported by superb facilities including a dedicated science lab, art room and IT suite, as well as offering exciting cocurricular opportunities. Our outstanding pastoral care provides individual support for each child, enabling them to flourish and grow. A School where ‘adventure is encouraged,’ according to The Good Schools Guide, our Junior School offers a broad and dynamic curriculum, specifically designed to foster the interests and talents of each child. To find out more about life at King Edward’s School, you are very welcome to visit us on a normal school day or during one of our Spring open mornings. Details can be found on our website www.kesbath.com.
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art matters Celebrate the year of the Rooster 29 January
Main Image: 2 High Street Living Room Furnished 2008 - © National Trust Images Inset image: Lacock Abbey volunteer and visitor - © National Trust
Lunar New Year
Museum of East Asian Art www.meaa.org.uk Time: 1pm - 4.30pm Celebration Chinese Lunar New Year at the Museum! We welcome the Year of the Rooster with a fun programme for all the family, including storytelling with puppets, craft making, calligraphy, food and tea tasting, and much more.
Spring into action with Lacock Abbey Volunteer recruitment day in Lacock’s Manger Barn
Storytelling by professional storyteller and puppeteer Marc Parrett, at 13:00, 14:00, 15:00 and 16:00, booking essential. Please visit or call the Museum to book. Maximum 20 people per session including adults. Entry to the Museum, and craft and workshop activities FREE, Storytelling £2.50 per person
Saturday 21 January, 10am – 12pm Have you ever wanted to start volunteering, but weren’t sure where to begin? The team at Lacock can help… Lacock’s volunteers are a huge part of making Lacock so special; helping with welcoming visitors, room guiding, gardening, children’s activities, events and much, much more. The volunteer recruitment day on 21 January is a great opportunity for you to find out more about volunteering at Lacock, and hopefully decide you’d like to join the team. The day will take place in the Manger Barn on Lacock High Street, on Saturday 21 January, 10am – 12pm. There’s no need to book, feel free to just drop in.
Look inside a Lacock cottage
Saturday 4 – Friday 10 February, 1 – 3pm 2 High Street, one of the oldest cottages in Lacock is open for you to explore. A timber framed building with intriguing architectural features and bags of character, 2 High Street has a long and varied history; from a medieval open hall, to a Victorian coffee tavern, to the home of the village post mistress, to the green room for the cast of Cranford. The cottage is open from Saturday 4 to Friday 10 February, 1pm – 3pm. Entry is free, and there’s no need to book.
Early spring walks with Lacock’s Head Gardener
Tuesday 21 February and Wednesday 1 March, 11.30am – 12.30pm Lacock has some beautiful early spring flowers and a guided walk with Head Gardener, Sue Carter, is a great way to discover more about them.
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Sue, who you may know from her regular slots on BBC Radio Wiltshire, will talk about the history of the garden and will also share some gardening top tips along the way. The tour will last for around an hour and there is no need to book in advance.
Winter conservation is brought out from behind-the-scenes at Lacock Abbey Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, 21 February – 30 March, 11am – 5pm Have you ever wondered what it’s like to maintain a house the size of Lacock Abbey?
It takes a lot of work to take care of the abbey and its collection and this spring the team at Lacock have brought this work out from behind-the-scenes for you to see on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 21 February to 30 March, 11am – 5pm. Lacock is near Chippenham, SN15 2LG. Open daily 2 January – 10 February, 11am – 4pm, abbey Great Hall open weekends only, 11.30am – 3.30pm. Open daily 11 February – 29 October, 10.30am – 5.30pm, abbey rooms open 11am – 5pm. National Trust members and under 5s go free. Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/lacock or call 01249 730459 for more information.
Everyday People now - 19 February
Jean Rose: The Poetry of the Everyday
Victoria Art Gallery www.victoriagal.org.uk Free Admision Jean Rose was among the first artists to enrol at the Bath Academy of Art in the late 1940s. Sixty-five years later she is still at work in the city, producing tellingly observed paintings of shoppers, street vendors, dog-walkers and garden centre visitors. These works celebrate everyday social activities, whilst paying homage to the methods of earlier painters such as Edouard Vuillard and Piero della Francesca. Jean Rose has exhibited widely, and all works will be for sale in this, her first one-woman show in Bath since 2008.
Lose yourself in dramatic landscapes this spring at the Fox Talbot Museum, Lacock 'Drawn to the Land' by Sophie Gerrard Award winning documentary photographer, Sophie Gerrard, presents a series of photographs about female farmers in Scotland with 'Drawn to the Land', on display in the Fox Talbot Museum until 12 March.
Call 01249 730459 for details or visit nationaltrust.org.uk/lacock #nationaltrust
When you visit, donate, volunteer or join the National Trust, your support helps us to look after special places in the South West such as Lacock Abbey, Dyrham Park and The Courts Garden, Holt for ever, for everyone.
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Reasons to be cheerful at Holburne Museum Silver: Light and Shade
22 October 2016 to 22 January 2017 This exhibition brings together historic and contemporary silver masterpieces to investigate the texture, form and colour of this precious metal. Including an extraordinary selection of objects on loan from UK museums and private collections.
its role as holder of the memories of communities and individuals.
arts, many of which were originally collected by Sir William Holburne during his ‘Grand Tour’ of Europe. By ‘invading’ the collection and grounds, these new works lead us to discover exciting fresh perspectives on the past.
Make a visit to HolburneDjordje Museum Ozbolt and Anita Taylor your New Up LateYear's Resolution
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Saturday 25 February, 10.30am – 4.30pm
£45 toShall include Not exhibition entry redeemable ‘Age Weary Them': before 4 June The Vitality and Venerability Breughel saw it all / and with his grim // humor faithfully / recorded / it. So wrote American of Silver
poet, William Carlos Williams 1962, admiring Thursday 24 November, 7pm in – 8pm reproductions of Peter Breughel the Elder’s £10/£14 to include exhibition entry work. This new exhibition – with works by the redeemable before 22 January BreughelSchroder dynasty and their followers – gives Timothy a unique foradaptability poets to record their This lectureopportunity looks at the of silver own responses to paintings which areminiature by turns (from plain to virtuoso); its scale (from touching, contemplative, fantastical. toboisterous, massive); its longevity (from medieval to In our workshop we’ll draw inspiration for writing contemporary); and – perhaps most intriguing –
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Friday 25 November about the Breughels’ people as well as about 5-9pm FREE ourselves. The Holburne has a late opening the last Friday in the month for you to enjoy the collection, exhibition and Garden Cafe after hours the Bruegel's Blind Leading
Blind (1568): The Original and
A silver-themed evening of entertainment and Christmas shopping opportunities.Silversmith Its Afterlife Adi TochEdwards will demonstrate and invite you to Jamie try accessible 22 andMarch, fun metal colouring Wednesday 3pm – 4pm and patination using items you can find in Tea-Timetechniques, Talk your food cupboard. Adi Toch’s is exhibited £7/£11 to include entry to thework exhibition internationally and included the permanent This lecture will explore theinfascinating imagery collections of Victoria within Pieter Bruegeland the Albert Elder'sMuseum, Parable of the National Museums Scotland and Nationalsocial, Blind (1568), relating it to contemporary Museum of Wales, name but aand few. political and artistictoconditions, will reveal the popularity of the proverb of the Blind Men more generally in Netherlandish culture, and in Saturday Art Masterclasses Bruegel's own corpus (considering the possibility Discover Silver byClay of other lost "originals" his hand). For 11-18 year olds 26 November, 11am-4pm Finally the talk will investigate the "afterlife" £30 All materials includedwhich has been of Bruegel's composition, Create a unique piece silver jewellery frequently copied and of adapted, right up for to the yourself (or as a 21st Century. Drpresent!) Jamie Edwards’ research Artist Jackie will lead thisSouthern exciting focusses onSisson sixteenth-century workshop, exploring texture, form and design. Netherlandish painting with particular emphasis Make a silver pendant earringsworks to treasure on Pieter Bruegel. He or currently as forever. WorkAssociate will be fired and ready to at take a Teaching in History of Art home on the day. Birmingham, and Lecturer in History of Art at Oxford Brookes.
Djordje Ozbolt Saturday Club for The GrandArt Detour 19 November to 5 March 2017 5-13 year2016 olds
Wirth £10 Gallery and around the Museum - Free Acclaimed artist Djordje Ozbolt SaturdaysLondon-based 10.30am-12.30pm isAtelling a new tale, responding directly to thebank fortnightly workshop (term-time, excluding Holburne’s paintings, and decorative holidays) for aspiringsculpture young artists. Expand your
IN COVERSATION | £10 Thursday 1 December, 7pm – 8pm skills and discover new techniques, The evening will explore how Ozbolt’sexploring work the Museum’swith permanent and temporary converses the pastcollection to reconsider the present exhibitions with ourto experienced artists, creating through his ‘replies’ specific works in the somethingcollection. special to take home. Holburne’s Artist Djordjeand OzboltFestivals was born in Belgrade Feasts in251967. He studied architecture at Belgrade February University and moved London inBruegel: 1991, where Taking inspiration fromtoexhibition he continued his studies in painting at the and Royal Defining a Dynasty, explore celebrations Academy. Anita Taylor is Dean of Bath what theyProfessor mean to you using mixed media. School of Art and Design at Bath Spa University, Artist, Director of Jerwood Drawing Prize and FREE Projects Family Drawing UK. Holiday Drop-ins Tuesday 14 and Wednesday 15 February 10.30am-12.30pm & 1.30-3.30pm
Les Bougies Baroques EVENING CONCERT | £18 Magnificent Mobiles! Saturday 19 November, 7pm
Come and/ make a fun Ian mobile of Bugeja either merry Conductor fortepiano: Peter dancers or creepy crawlies Soprano: Elizabeth Karani featured in paintings in our exhibition Bruegel: Defining a Dynasty. Countertenor: Cenk Karaferya Join Les Bougies Baroques as they lead us through the 'light and shade' of European art Up Lates music the latter part of Enjoyfrom after-hours access tothe oureighteenth galleries and century. exhibitions as we stay open until 9pm the last Friday in the month. Relax with friends for drinks nibbles in our Garden Café. AandCelebration of English and
festive song Friday 24 February
LUNCHTIME £6 The HolburneCONCERT presents a|creative showcase of Tuesday 6 December, 1.10pmDance, – 1.50pm work by Bath Spa University’s Music and Soprano | Lucy Simon Design students. Dancers and composers will Steinway piano | Patricia Robertson-Glasgow be performing a series of short, original dance Aworks festivechoreographed recital of English song whilst from our by them 3DmuchDesign: loved native 20th Century composers Benjamin Idea Material Object student interventions will Britten, Ralph Herbert encourage usVaughan-Williams, to look at the Museum’s spaces Howells and Peter Warlock. and displays in new ways. ToBook book01225 telephone 01225 388569 To 388569 or online holburne.org
Djordje Ozbolt: 'Smile Benjamin, smile' 2016 Acrylic on canvas, Courtesy the artist and Hauser & Wirth
Admission to the exhibition £10 | Concessions Two tickets for £10 on Tuesdays Bruegel: a Dynasty Under 16s FreeDefining (under 12s must be 11 February to 4 June 2017 accompanied) £10 | £9 UK’s first exhibition devoted to the Bruegel dynasty includes newly discovered Holburne Christmas Giftpaintings Shop in the Holburne Museum’s Inspired by our silver exhibitionown we collection. have The Holburne is an proud to announce stocked our GiftMuseum Shop with amazing array UK’s first exhibition devoted the Bruegel ofthe handcrafted silver jewellery andtohomeware including recent two ofdynasty, exceptional quality from attributions some of thefor most paintings from the Museum’s exciting makers working today.own collection. Bruegel: Defining a Dynasty will unravel the complex Bruegel family tree, revealing the The Little SilverofWell - famous originality and diversity Antwerp’s artistic dynasty across four generations through Ekphrastic Poetry 35 works, including masterpieces from the With Penelope Shuttle National Gallery, Royal Collection Trust, the Saturday 19 November, 10.30am – 4.30pm National Trust, the Fitzwilliam Museum, the ADULT WORKSHOP | £50 Ashmolean Museum and the and Barber Institute of (includes entry to Silver: Light Shade) Fineworkshop Arts. This will explore the elusive energy that flows between the true and the false, Principalartefacts Sponsor: Spa University observing in Bath the museum, giving special attention to the objects in the exhibition Silver: Light and Shade and formulating responses Bruegel: Poetry Workship to them. Martyn Crucefix
Timothy Schroder is a historian and lecturer and has published extensively in the field of antique silver and goldsmiths’ work. He is a trustee of the Wallace Collection and was recently Prime Warden of the Goldsmiths’ Company.
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Healthy Eating It is understable, when talking about eating healthier, that some people will switch off, fearing their quality of life will be somewhat downgraded. We've seen it many times before; a work colleague sitting down for lunch and opening up a large tupperware box full of pulses, boiled chicken and enough lettuce to keep the cast of watership down happy. It's enough to make anyone think twice; especially after an extremely well celebrated festive period. So, fear not. You can improve your diet without sacrificing everything you hold dear. Here are a few ideas to start the year off on the right foot.
1. Eat (a better) breakfast
It's been called the most important meal of the day for a good reason. How we start the day will have a major effect on how we refuel throughout the day. There are many of us who skip breakfast because we think it will help us lose weight. In fact, eating breakfast can help us control our weight. How many of us who skip breakfast find they are likely to grab a mid-morning snack (crisps, biscuits etc). If a breakfast contains protein, then it will reduce the likelyhood of needing a 'snack'. There are many breakfast ideas that contain protein and to make sure that a breakfast is balanced, it is worth adding fruit or veg as part of your 5/7 a day. Greek yoghurt and a chopped banana or blue berries are a quick and healthy option. And, remember the old saying of 'go to work on an egg'. An egg and cheese wrap/borrito style breakfast can be a real winner. Add in some black beans to really kick-start your day.
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2. Stay hydrated.
Our bodies are made up of 90% water, so it makes sense that we need to rehydrate; especially when we are active or in warm weather. If you make only one change to your diet, cutting out fizzy drinks is the easiest. Fizzy drinks are packed with sugar (some over 35grams per can). If you are drinking cans of drink during the day, bottles of pop in the evening and even alcohol, then you are likely to be taking on board way over your daily allowance of sugar (which is 35grams a day). The government recommends 6 – 8 glasses of water a day on top of the water that forms part of the food we eat.
3. Reduce your salt intake.
It is recommended that we take in 6grams of salt (or less) per day. Too much salt can cause raised blood pressure, which increases the risk of heart disease and stroke – one of the biggest killers in the UK. Many of the products on the shelves in supermarkets will have a lower salt option. Remember, I'm not saying cut it out completely, just choose wisely. Try choosing one food a week to check and swap when you're food shopping. If you are eating out, then there are still ways in which you can reduce your intake. The NHS website (www.nhs.uk/Livewell) gives us some top tips on how we can do this: Pizza: choose vegetable or chicken toppings instead of pepperoni, bacon or extra cheese.
Pasta dishes: choose one with a tomato sauce with vegetables or chicken, rather than bacon, cheese or sausage. Burgers: avoid toppings that can be high in salt, such as bacon, cheese and barbecue sauce, and opt for salad instead. Chinese or Indian meal: go for plain rice. It's lower in salt than pilau or egg fried rice. Sandwiches: instead of ham or cheddar cheese, go for fillings such as chicken, egg, mozzarella, or vegetables like avocado or roasted peppers. And try having salad and reduced-fat mayonnaise instead of pickle or mustard, which are usually higher in salt. Breakfast: instead of a full English breakfast, go for a poached egg on toast with mushrooms and grilled tomatoes. If you do have meat, have either bacon or a sausage, but not both. Salad: ask for dressings or sauces on the side, so you only have as much as you need. Some dressings and sauces can be high in salt and fat.
4. Keep an eye on the right and wrong types of fat.
We all need fat in our diet, but it does depend on what type of fat we consume as to whether it is good for us or not. There are two main types of fat: saturated and unsaturated. Too much saturated fat can increase the amount of cholesterol in the blood, which increases your risk of developing heart disease. It is recommended that the average man should consume no nore than 30g of saturated fat per day, whereas a women should consume no more than 20g.
You will find saturated fats in foods such as: sausages, cream, biscuits, pies and hard cheese. Choose foods that contain unsaturated fats instead, such as vegetable oils, oily fish and avocados. Aim to eat at least two portions of fish a week (one portion of oily fish). Oily fish contains omega-3 fats, which may help to prevent heart disease. Oily fish include: salmon, fresh tuna, sardines and mackerel.
5. Buy a slow-cooker.
This may sound silly, but buying a slow cooker will reduce the risk of you stopping off at the chippy, or buying a microwave meal to take home. We've all been there. I'll get a takeaway, that will save time! We know that a lot of these types of meal are full of sugar and will not be as nutritious as making yourself a hearty casserole, curry or bolognaise to come home to. You can pick up a slow cooker for around ÂŁ 20 these days. Finally, and most importantly:
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6, Get active and be a healthy weight
Here is what the NHS says about getting active and being a healthy weight: Eating a healthy, balanced diet plays an essential role in maintaining a healthy weight, which is an important part of overall good health. Being overweight or obese can lead to health conditions such as type 2 diabetes, certain cancers, heart disease and stroke. Being underweight could also affect your health. Most adults need to lose weight, and need to eat fewer calories to do this. If you're trying to lose weight, aim to eat less and be more active. Eating a healthy, balanced diet will help: aim to cut down on foods that are high in saturated fat and sugar, and eat plenty of fruit and vegetables. Don't forget that alcohol is also high in calories, so cutting down can help you to control your weight. Physical activity can help you to maintain weight loss or be a healthy weight. Being active doesn't have to mean hours at the gym: you can find ways to fit more activity into your daily life. For example, try getting off the bus one stop early on the way home from work, and walking. Being physically active may help reduce the risk of heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes. For more ideas, see Get active your way. After getting active, remember not to reward yourself with a treat that is high in energy. If you feel hungry after activity, choose foods or drinks that are lower in calories, but still filling. If you're worried about your weight, ask your GP or a dietitian for advice and make 2017 the year of eating healthier.
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healthy eating Live Life on the Veg with Riverford
If you’re determined that 2017 will be the year you finally crack the health and fitness thing, ordering a weekly organic vegbox from Riverford is a great way to start eating well.
Our boxes start at just £10.95 and delivery is free. We’ll even throw in a free cookbook to get you creating delicious dishes which make veg the star of the plate. There’s no commitment – you can stop, start and change your deliveries whenever you like, and you don’t have to be at home when we deliver.
Joe Wicks' Massaman Curry "Yeah, yeah, I know, a massaman is traditionally slow-cooked using beef and potatoes, but this is Lean in 15 and a reducedcarb meal, so I had to lean in 15things bk3 v4 AS.indd speed up95and cut out the potatoes. Don’t worry, though – this curry with chicken tastes just as good, if not better." REDUCED-CARB MAKE AHEAD, GOOD TO FREEZE Ingredients: (Serves 1) 1 tbsp coconut oil 1 cinnamon stick ½ red onion, sliced ½ aubergine, chopped into 2cm chunks 4 midget trees (tender-stem broccoli), any bigger stalks sliced in half lengthways 1 red chilli, finely sliced 2 tbsp massaman curry paste 200ml coconut milk 1 x 240g skinless chicken breast fillet, sliced into 1cm strips handful of coriander, roughly chopped 1 tbsp fish sauce 2 tbsp tamarind paste 2 tbsp desiccated coconut lime wedges, to serve
95 While the coconut milk is simmering away, melt the remaining coconut oil in a second frying pan over a high heat. Fry the chicken for 2 minutes, 17/08/2016 17:47 browning it a little all over. Tip the chicken into the coconut curry mixture, bring it back up to the boil and simmer for 4 minutes, or until you are certain the chicken is fully cooked. Check by slicing into one of the larger pieces to make sure the meat is white all the way through, with no raw pink bits left.
Turn off the heat from under the pan and stir through the coriander, fish sauce, tamarind paste and desiccated coconut. Serve up the mock massaman with wedges of lime.
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Here at Riverford we like to think of ourselves as veg nerds. We’ve been growing organically since 1987, choosing varieties for flavour and looking after the soil, wildlife and birds. We promise unrivalled flavour: the carrotiest carrots and potatoes like your grandad used to grow. We never spray unnecessary chemicals on our precious veg – it’s 100% organic, always.
Method: Melt half of the coconut oil in a large frying pan over a medium to high heat. Add the cinnamon, onion and aubergine and stir-fry for 2 minutes. Chuck in the midget trees and chilli and continue to stir-fry for another minute. Dollop in the massaman paste and mix it through the other ingredients. Stir-fry for a further minute, stirring almost constantly, then pour in the coconut milk and simmer for 2 minutes.
Alan and Vicki Mowat Or if you don’t have time to think about what to cook, our recipe boxes are 100% organic and contain everything you need to create healthy, delicious suppers – seasonal organic produce, step by step recipes and measured ingredients.
Joe Wicks' Massaman Curry recipe can be found in his latest book 'Lean in 15: The Sustain Plan'. Published by Bluebird and avialble to buy online: www.panmacmillan.com R.R.P: £16.99
The team here in Bath is led by Alan and Vicki Mowat. As well as organising vegbox deliveries, we run cookery events, suppers, healthy eating workshops for schools and trips to Riverford’s organic farm. Call us to find out more on 01225 437438. www.riverford.co.uk www.facebook.com/riverfordbath www.twitter.com/riverfordbath
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Allington Farm Shop: Dedication, through the generations, to provide fresh, local produce. The Reynolds family have farmed at Allington Bar, near Chippenham, as tenants, for three generations. And since 1981, their award winning, family run, farm shop has been providing fresh, seasonal, local produce to a growing number of discernible customers. When Paul and Jenny Reynolds first started to sell potatoes and eggs, produced on the farm, from a small garage (which is now the car park) back in the early 1980's, they could not have imagined how popular the farm shop would become; culminating in numerous awards including Countryside Alliance Awards, a Deli of the Year nomination, Taste of the West gold awards as well as being in the Daily Telegraph, Top 50 Farm Shops in the South West.
locally produced store cupboard essentials and speciality grocery items. Whether you are looking for locally produced ingredients to make your own creations or something delicious, quick and ready to eat, you are sure to find it at Allington. Throughout all the seasons of the year there is always a fantastic selection of salads, vegetables and fruit. Potatoes, pumpkins, marrows, courgettes and squash are grown on the farm. Seasonal fruit & vegetables are sourced locally from Bromham, Sutton Benger and the local wholesale fruit & vegetable market as well as, seasonal and exotic fruit and vegetables from further afield.
As demand for quality produce increased, the shop expanded and in 2008 was refurbished to include a new butchery, delicatessen and cafe. Specialising in quality, home & locally produced food, the Farm Shop boasts a fantastic range including; fresh vegetables and fruit, an in house butchery, a delicatessen counter as well as many
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There is a huge range of both essential and speciality grocery items sourced from the local area and from further afield. Local freshly baked bread, homemade cakes & pies, locally made biscuits, local eggs (from Quail to Goose), local honey, preserves, chutneys & pickles,
local organic jersey milk, cream, butter & yoghurt, extensive range of local ice cream & frozen desserts, Prue’s meringues from nearby Marshfield, loose frozen fruit, vegetables & pastries, local apple juice, freshly squeezed orange juice and much more! Although the Foot and Mouth outbreak in 2001 caused a severe downturn in customer numbers, with the family considering closing the shop, when the outbreak finally subsided, there was an even greater demand from consumers for traceability and freshness that brought new customers to the shop. As demand for quality produce increased, the shop expanded and in 2008 was refurbished to include a new butchery, delicatessen and cafe. The in house butchery offers a wide range of meat & cuts, much of the meat is reared on the farm using extensive farming methods, the traditional British breeds are reared on grass and homegrown cereals. Traditional butchery methods are employed; by careful hanging on the bone and a high level of attention to preparation, the full flavour and tenderness of our meat is allowed to develop.This may mean that the meat is not the bright red colour seen in most retail outlets but a darker shade which is a sign of craftsmanship. The way that meat is cut is important too; the farms butchers cut each carcass on their merits to give you, the customer, the very best.
The Farm Shop also includes a bakery with award winning handmade fresh bread from Hobbs House Bakery and Bakers Corner, Homemade Sponge Cakes as well as an indulgent selection of locally made Cakes, Meringues, Biscuits & Pies and Fresh, Gluten Free Bread, Cakes & Biscuits. The delicatessen has an array of local, artisan & some continental cheeses, local chorizo and local wild boar salami, home cooked meats, delicious Italian olives & insalatas, pates, handmade scotch eggs, locally smoked fish & meats, locally made pies and gluten free savouries. Local, organic, jersey milk & cream, butter & yoghurt, local eggs, from quail to goose and fine oils & vinegars. If all this wasn't enough, the farm shop has an array of delicious confectionary for all tastes and ages! Luxury chocolates handmade locally, best quality, hand packed, traditional sweets and the finest West Country Fudge, perfect gifts and scrummy treats! Allington also stock a great selection of local, single variety apple juices, fruit cordials, presses and health drinks, hot chocolate, Fine Teas and freshly ground coffee. For those who prefer something a little stronger, the farm shop offers a wide selection of award winning, locally brewed beers &craft ales, ciders pressed on local farms and locally distilled gins & fruit liqueurs. The shops beautiful tasting wines have been cherry picked from small producers who work
relentlessly & diligently using the best terroir, hands on production and tradition passed on through generations. The majority of the wines in Allington's collection are biodynamic and ecologically produced and will not be found in supermarkets. They will also give you a wine match as well as specially selected 'Wines of the Month' for you to try. For anyone planning a wedding in 2017, Allington have also come up with their ingenious Cheese Wedding Cakes – whether in place of the traditional wedding cake, as a course for the wedding breakfast, or as part of your buffet, the cheese wedding cakes are sure to impress! Each cake can be individually tailored to your taste, with as many or as few tiers as you require. The farm shop's deli manager will happily show you pictures, advise on amounts of cheese required and let you taste the cheese when choosing your ‘cake’.
cream tea including gluten- free and vegetarian options. The oak conservatory, or coffee lounge, is positioned at the front of the Cafe. To the side is a large decked area with some extra outside seating, for those who like to dine alfresco or just chill in the sun with a drink. The main cafe and the coffee bar can seat over1 00 covers and once you have placed your order you can just take a seat, relax and let the professional and attentive staff do the rest. Allington is a real family affair with Paul and Jenny's son and daughter both involved; Tim and his wife Naomi manage the shop, whille Emma manages the cafe. Whether you are looking for ingredients to create your own culinary masterpiece, or sit back and let the chefs in the cafe work their magic; Allington has something for everyone.
You may also want to consider a Hog-Roast for a wedding or event. Allington Farms delicious home-reared pigs are roasted to perfection by their professional staff on their top of the range equipment. Carved and served on site, in freshly baked rolls with crackling, homemade stuffing and an assortment of Tracklements condiments. If you like a relaxed atmosphere, friendly professional staff and local chef cooked food, why not try the cafe at Allington? Sample the unique experience of food direct from the farm to your plate. Using quality, fresh ingredients that are sourced locally, the café offers a wide menu choice from a hearty breakfast to a full lunch, or from a snack to a
Allington Farm Shop, Allington Bar Farm, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN14 6LJ Tel: 01249 658112 www.allingtonfarmshop.co.uk
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Tea for Two Romancing at the at Duke Exclusive For a dining experience that will linger in the your memoryPump for many a yearRoom the Duke of
The new Sauvignon Blanc part one Over the past thirty years (yes!) Sauvignon Blanc has been with us in the UK in one form or another. Tasting it with a recognisable label has been a comparatively new phenomenon as most wines consumed in the UK market were void of this info. Then around the 1980’s the Australian wine revolution kicked in and offered us labels that were clear and precise. The name of the grape was emblazoned on the front of the bottle. Chardonnay suddenly appeared and changed the drinking habits of our wine sipping nation. But Sauvignon Blanc seemed to be lacking around this time as big and bold Aussie reds and whites dominated our palates. The simple reason we did not see Sauvignon Blanc as much was Australia made very little. Sauvignon Blanc is simply a cool climate grape and apart from obvious isolated micro-regions not much was being produced.
fruit dry style of wine is the wine of choice. Most of the New Zealand’s Sauvignon Blanc is now shipped in baulk and bottled in the UK. This has enabled volumes to be transported easily and has for the most, kept the price in check. All in all a good thing! But have you ever wondered about different styles of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc? Might you be aware there might be another grape added to the wine or the use of oak could add a vanilla curve to the finished wine? Does this matter? It seems not as out thirst seems unabated. Marlborough is in New Zealand’s South Island and is by far the largest area planted with Sauvignon Blanc. The majority of the grapes are machine-harvested three years after planting. There are also sub-districts in the Marlborough, the soils andforaspect affect theit taste of the that grape Imprisoned his treachery, is believed and eventually with— different Valentine fell inthe lovewine. with Coupled a young girl who wine in the manymaking believetechniques to have been the winery jailer's different daughter styles emerged to create “house styles” — whohave visited him during his confinement. that some of you would be familiar with. Before he died, it is alleged that he wrote her a The adventurous winemakers are also letter,more which he signed "From your Valentine," “out there” andthat are is creating different wines that an expression still used in many are becoming sought after especially onare the UK Valentine's cards today. Although there market. several theories about Saint Valentine, what is apparent in all the accounts of his life is his These are obtainable from and, quality appeal wines as a sympathetic, heroic, most importers, merchants importantly,wine romantic figure.and restaurants and are often in small quantities making it a tad diffi cult tobecame keep upraged with volumes as so little is Claudius and sentenced available. Valentine to death, commanding him to renounce his faith or be beaten with clubs and So Independent wine merchants arerenounce the place beheaded. St. Valentine refused to to with different of Sauvignon hisexperiment faith and Christianity andstyles was executed Blanc and for some of you it will be a revelation. outside the Flaminian Gate on February 14, 269. I mentioned the celebrated winemaker Kevin Judd fromValentine's Cloudy Bay. After vintages he Although Day has25 become more left the eponymous in 2009 and set up commercialised andwinery marketable in recent Greywacke to create his own wines. I recently years, with pre-written cards and heart met him and cuddly tasted his entire range of sixspecial emblazoned toys, make this year vintages of Sauvignon Blanc accompanied with for your Valentine with a handwritten note like some outstanding tapas styled dishes at Belita our original Saint Valentine. restaurant in Bristol. More of that outstanding tasting so do look out in the next edition.
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been in many places so i enriched my food knowledge a lot .I love Asian and Caribbean flavours , but here we cook Italian!
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'The perfect Alfresco venue' Rustico Bistro Italiano is located in one of Bath's most beautiful streets. Situated within walking distance of two of the Cities most famous attractions, The Royal Crescent and The Circus, Rustico Bistro offers ahaven of great food for locals and visitors alike. With freshly prepared, traditional Italian food in a initmate and friendly atmosphere, Rustico Bistro will give you a taste of Italy to remember. With additional seating outside, Rustico comes alive in the Summer giving your Alfresco dining experience a real Mediterrainean feel.
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Who was Robert Burns?
Born on January 25th 1759, in Alloway, Scotland, Robert Burns early life doesn't read like that of a national hero. But in his short life (Burns died aged just 37), he had taken the Scottish literary world by storm, and had secured a place for himself in history and in legend. Burns father was a tenant farmer, and although not rich, wanted the best for his son and in the established Scottish tradition made sure young Robert was well educated. Burns received instruction in Latin, French and mathematics and it was also about this time (aged 15) that Burns turned his hand to poetry. Along with an education came a developing social life. Not only was Burns learning about the world but whilst working on his father's fields he met a young girl named Nelly. He soon found himself filed with passion for what he would later call "man's first great pleasure in life," and wrote one of his earliest poems about the girl. As the young Burns grew, so did his success with women. Male friends would comment that Burns would leave them at a tavern if a feminine opportunity presented itself. He would later go on to have fourteen children with six different mothers. With a rich social life, but from an upbringing that taught him hard work, and the ways of the land, Burns became a freemason (of St David's Lodge, Tarbolton), in 1781. His lifelong connection with freemasonry provided a constant social support as well offering him connections to infl uential parties. After his fathers death in 1874, Burns become a regular churchgoer ('Kirk'). Its strong links to the rural community along with its guardianship of public morality would serve as much as a crutch as well as a source of devilment. The years 1784 to 1785 were some of Burns's most prolific periods. Robert was working on his farm in Mossgiel, writing poetry, living with Jean Armour, who was pregnant by him, it seemed that things had worked out well for Burns. Unfortunately, not all in the garden was rosey. Armour's marriage to Burns was opposed by her father, the farm was not profitable, the only way out, it seemed, was to emigrate. His plans to sail to the Caribbean were well advanced when he was advised by a local lawyer, Gavin Hamilton that to finance the voyage he should publish some of his poems. At a cost of three shillings, the entire print-run of 612 copies sold out within a month, justifying his belief in his abilities and in the merit of his
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poems. His book - the 'Kilmarnock edition' caused him to reconsider his plans to emigrate. Burns decided to continue his literary development by visiting Edinburgh.It wasn't long before Burns became part of the social fabric in Edinburgh, developing relations with The Earl of Glencairn and William Creech who helped fund and promote (respectively) a second volume of poems called 'The Edinburgh edition'. The new edition of work would include a 'slight pilgrimage to the classic scenes of this country', giving Burns an opportunity to travel the Highlands and Borders that both influenced his work as well as its readers to name him the 'Scottish Bard'. In 1787, Burns became involved in a number of musical projects. During this time Burns sent a copy of an original song to the Scots Musical Museum with the remark, "The following song, an old song, of the olden times, and which has never been in print, nor even in manuscript until I took it down from an old man." Some of the lyrics were indeed "collected" rather than composed by the poet but It is a fair to attribute the rest of the poem/song 'Auld Lang Syne' to Burns. In 1789, failing health overshadowed his literary and musical output. Years of hard physical labour working on a series of unproductive farms aggravated his longstanding heart condition. This lead to his premature death at the age of 37 in 1796. Scotland went into mourning; ten thousand people attended his funeral and he was later named national poet of Scotland. In a typically poetic style, on the day of his funeral, his wife gave birth to their youngest son, Maxwell. In 1801, some of Burns' friends and admirers decided to honor the departed poet with a dinner. Each year they would meet, read Burn's poems, drink Whiskey and offer up a feast of Haggis whilst giving out a boisterous rendition of late Bard's poem "Address to a Haggis”. In recent years, 'Burns Night' has become one of the most popular events on a hotel or restaurants social calendar. People from all different backgrounds come to enjoy a night of socialising, singing and to try a mouthful or two of Haggis.
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films
The LEGO Batman Movie Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast:
Certificate: Distributor:
10th February Comedy, Animation, Adventure £30,000,000 Chris McKay Will Arnett, Rosario Dawson, Ralph Fiennes, Michael Cera, Zach Galifianakis U Warner Brothers
Synopsis: In the irreverent spirit of fun that made "The LEGO Movie" a worldwide phenomenon, the self-described leading man of that ensemble – LEGO Batman – stars in his own big-screen adventure: "The LEGO Batman Movie." But there are big changes brewing in Gotham, and if he wants to save the city from The Joker’s hostile takeover, Batman may have to drop the lone vigilante thing, try to work with others and maybe, just maybe, learn to lighten up.
Fifty Shades Darker Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:
10th February Romance, Drama £30,000,000 James Foley Jamie Dornan, Dakota Johnson 18 Universal Pictures
Synopsis:
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Daunted by the singular tastes and dark secrets of the handsome, tormented young entrepreneur Christian Grey, Anastasia Steele has broken off their relationship to start a new career with a Seattle Independent Publishing House (SIP); but desire for Christian still dominates her every waking thought, and when he proposes a new arrangement, Anastasia cannot resist. They rekindle their searing sexual affair, and Anastasia learns more about the harrowing past of her damaged, driven and demanding Fifty Shades.
DVD Releases
Assassin's Creed Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:
6th January Action, Sci-Fi, Adventure £9,500,000 Justin Kurzel Michael Fassbender, Marion Cotillard, Jeremy Irons TBC Twentieth Century Fox
Synopsis: When Callum Lynch (Michael Fassbender) explores the memories of his ancestor Aguilar and gains the skills of a Master Assassin, he discovers he is a descendant of the secret Assassins society.
Hacksaw Ridge Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:
27th January Drama, War, Biography £4,000,000 Mel Gibson Andrew Garfield, Sam Worthington, 15 Lionsgate Films
Synopsis: WWII American Army Medic Desmond T. Doss, who served during the Battle of Okinawa, refuses to kill people and becomes the first Conscientious Objector in American history to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
La La Land Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:
13th January Comedy, Drama, Musical £10,000,000 Damien Chazelle Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling 12A Lionsgate Films
Bridget Jones's Baby Release Date: 30 January After breaking up with Mark Darcy, Bridget Jones’s “happily ever after” hasn’t quite gone according to plan. Fortysomething and single again, she decides to focus on her job as top news producer and surround herself with old friends and new. For once, Bridget has everything completely under control. What could possibly go wrong?
Synopsis: On a crowded Los Angeles highway in winter, Mia (Emma Stone), an on-studio barista and aspiring actress, is distracted by her preparation for an upcoming audition, which leads to a slight moment of road rage between her and Sebastian (Ryan Gosling), a jazz pianist.
Then her love life takes a turn and Bridget meets a dashing American named Jack (Dempsey), the suitor who is everything Mr. Darcy is not. In an unlikely twist she finds herself pregnant, but with one hitch…she can only be fifty percent sure of the identity of her baby’s father.
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Davina: 30 Day Fat Burn
Released: Genre: Est box office: Director: Film cast: Certificate: Distributor:
27th January Drama £15,000,000 Danny Boyle Ewan McGregor, Robert Carlyle, Jonny Lee Miller 18 Sony Pictures Intl.
Synopsis: The main element to the story is basically Renton, Begbie, Sick Boy and Spud getting back together again, and it tells the story of them getting involved in the vice industry in a very innovative way.
Release Date: 26 December Every year you give me awesome feedback . What has been coming through loud and clear is that you want to focus on getting rid of that fat and toning up. That’s why we created the 30 Day Fat Burn. On the DVD are a series of workouts that have been specially designed by Ed to work in combination to maximise fat burn efficiently and quickly. On the programme are 6 brand new 10 minute workouts. We’ve got 3 amazing fat burning workouts – Boxfit, the Ultimate Fat Burner and the HiiT Fat Burner.
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health and fitness
Fitness is for life, not just for New Year: Experts 'top tips' for keeping your health and fitness regime throughout 2017
The start of a new year offers up an opportunity to reflect on the year just passed and focus on the year ahead. It's also a chance for us to take stock of our lives. No matter what age we may be, we are all the youngest we are ever going to be, so why not embrace change and create a more positive, happier, healthier future.
If you feel the need to go that extra mile, then employing the services of a personal trainer. If you really want to get fit and healthy in 2017, then a Personal Trainer can advise on fitness as well as nutritional programmes and will be there every step of the way encouraging you to achieve your target.
After a celebratory festive period, the new year tends to throw up a number of resolutions that target health. I know you would have heard all this before, but it would be remiss of us not to suggest a healthier regime.
We speak to a selection of fitness professionals who can offer up some fantastic fitness tips and advice to kick start your new regime.
Whether you are considering eating less fatty foods, drinking less or maybe quitting cigarettes, there are a number of services and advisers in the area that can help you achieve your goals. All these have a profound effect on your wellbeing and general demeanour, clearing your systems of toxins that will leave you feeling fresh and ready for some new challenges for the year ahead. If you want to take your health and fitness that one step further then joining a Gym or Fitness Club will not only give you that impetus to make 2017 a healthier one, but will also open up a new group of friends to boost your social calendar. If the thought of signing up to a 12 month contract at your local gym seems a little too expensive then there are many other less expensive ways to get healthier and lose pounds in weight rather than financially. Look out for local running and swimming clubs, inexpensive and possibly the best way to get fit and keep weight off as well as meet new 'likeminded' people.
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Client 1: Has been training for a Half Marathon whilst going through Chemo for Cancer. With the rest and reset weeks and HIIT weeks we have seen her beat PB times on mileage. Client 2: Has compressed and protruding disk in his lower spine. The combination of Massage and light training one week and high intensity exercise has seen him achieving record exercise reputation. All this at over 70 year old. Client 3: I had a client who came to me with severe headaches and had booked in for a deep tissue massage. I cured the headaches after one session and fixing body complaints is my main client base. This is where it got interesting. As with all my clients I tested her Bio mechanics with 4 screenings that most commonly fail. We discovered her length was out. Her right leg was shorter than her left. With a select set muscles in spasm.
Owen Morgan Founding Director of The World Health Get Fit The Right Way with Sports Massage, Personal Training & Biomechanics – Owen Morgan I have found the most successful, effective and mind blowing way to get fit is to do it the right way. Injury free. Bringing the mental and the physical together. That's way my 'Split Fit Programs' have helped so many including the following 3 clients
This not to say this was the reason for her tight shoulders and neck. Though there is evidence that the body as whole deals with misalignment as a whole. She booked back in to have deep tissue massage on her legs. By the end of the session her leg length discrepancy was fixed. We fixed this problem before it became a much bigger issue down the line. This is why Biomechanics and deep tissue isn’t just a luxury therapy but an essential one for a fully movable, mobile and free body. Prevention over reaction. Come find out more at www.owenmorganmassagetherapy.com
Your Bath Team is here with your...
Wellbeing Retreat Day 25th February 2017 A 6 hour day of tasters, services, fitness classes and workshops. Pick and choose your day of health. Select your health hero package; from all day fitness package for £5 up to unlimited health classes & workshops for £20 Taking place at The All Saints Community Centre, Weston.
Visit our website for more information www.worldhealthheroesuk.com For all the latest on the heroes watch YouTube Chat Show Every Sunday Night at 9pm.
Michael Jordan (MChiro Hons) New Chiropractor at Physioimpulse
Your Wellbeing channel - World Health Heroes Find us on Twitter @World_H_Heroes & Facebook @WorldHealthHeroes
Founded in 2001 Physioimpulse have been caring for the people of Bath over the last decade with fantastic results. Physioimpulse have developed a team of specialist Chartered Physiotherapists with expertise in the assessment and treatment of a range of complaints including nerve, muscle and joint related pain, sports injuries, neck and low back pain. They also provide: Chiropractic treatment: Expert Manipulative therapy for the treatment of all your spinal complaints. Gait Analysis and Orthotic Prescription: Biomechanical assessments using the latest footplate technology are undertaken to provide custom Orthotics for foot, Knee, Hip and Low Back pain. Sports Massage: for anyone who is taking part in exercise on a regular basis our specifically tailored massage with additional dynamic stretching and joint mobilisation is second to none. Clinical Pilates: Our 1-1 Chartered Physiotherapy led sessions are a great way to maintain the beneficial effects of any treatment programme for spinal conditions and also to improve wellbeing, core strength and flexibility. Bike Set-up and Running Analysis: for those looking to cycle or run further, faster or in greater comfort and all whilst avoiding injury then these video assessments are invaluable.
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Our multidisciplinary team approach means that all our therapists work together to provide the complete package of services for all you physical treatment needs. This puts us in an ideal position to help resolve your pain, prevent future injuries and keep you enjoying life pain free! For further information please visit www.physioimpulse.co.uk or call 01225 683007
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health and fitness Some of Bath's most respected voices in health and fitness continue to give us their tips and advice for those wanting to make improvements to body and mind.
Terry Clifton Clifton Terry Sports Training Village Village Sports Training Terry Clifton is a highly qualified and experienced Terry Clifton is a highly edatand Personal Trainer who isqualifi based the experienced Team Bath Personal Trainer is based at the Team Bath Gym in the Sportswho Training Village, University of Gym Sports Training Village, of Bath. in Hethe takes professional pride inUniversity ensuring all Bath. He takes professional pride in ensuring all of his clients achieve their health & fitness goals of hisbelieves clients achieve their health fitness goals and whole-heartedly that&“Exercise is and believes whole-heartedly that “Exercise is the Best Medicine!” the Best Medicine!” With 2017 just around the corner and the With 2017and just over around the corner and the excesses indulgence during the festive excesses andbelieves over indulgence duringisthe period, Terry that ‘Exercise thefestive Best period, Terry believes that ‘Exercise is the Best Medicine!’ to kick-start the body into a Happier Medicine!’ to kick-start thethe body intothing a Happier and Healthier 2017. And, great about and Healthier great thing the Team Bath2017. Gym And, is youthe don’t need to about be a the BathtoGym you don’tTraining need tosessions be a gymTeam member haveisPersonal gym member to have Personal Training sessions here here We are all told that we should exercise more and We are all benefi told that we should exercise more but and the health ts associated with exercise, the healthtobenefi ts associated with to exercise, it’s good just spend a little while considerbut it’s good to just spend a little while to consider the fantastic health benefits of regular exercise. the fantastic health benefiistsproven of regular exercise. Terry says that ‘exercise to help Terry says thathealth ‘exercise proven to improve your and is wellbeing in help so many improve your health in sobenefi manyts of positive ways! Here aand justwellbeing a few of the positive ways! Here a just a few of the benefits of exercising regularly’: exercising regularly’: • Decreases risk of Heart disease and stroke •• Decreases riskpressure of Heart disease and stroke Lowers blood •• Lowers blood pressure Boosts Immune system •• Boosts Immune Controls weight system and helps with obesity and • Controls weight type II diabetes and helps with obesity and type II diabetes • Improves mood and helps with depression •• Improves Helps withmood back and Painhelps with depression •• Helps withSelf back Pain and stress Improves esteem •management Improves Self esteem and stress management • Increases Confidence •• Increases dence Increases Confi energy levels •• Increases energy levels Improved sleep •• Improved sleep Improves fl exibility • Improves flexibility Here, Terry Clifton outlines A 7 Step guide to a Here, TerryHealthier Clifton outlines 7 Step guide to a Fitter and You for A2017! Fitter and Healthier You for 2017! 1. Find Your Motivation: 1. Find Motivation: What is Your motivating you to want to exercise? What motivating wantintoyour exercise? Is it toislose weight, you lookto better clothes, Is it to lose weight, looka better in your increase strength, run marathon, feelclothes, more increase a marathon, feel more energeticstrength, or simplyrun improve your health? energetic or simply improve your health? 2. Have a Plan: 2. Have a Plan: Terry believes that once you’ve established Terry believes that once you’ve established what your motivation is, then you need to have what then you Trainer need to can have a planyour andmotivation this whereis, a Personal a and this where a Personalnew Trainer can beplan most effective to establishing routines be most effective to establishing new routines and positive exercise habits. Terry believes that and positivethese exercise habits. believes discussing factors with Terry your trainer willthat discussing with your will help you bethese morefactors clear about whattrainer you want help you be more clear about what you want and also motivate and inspire you throughout and also motivate and inspire you throughout the journey.
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the journey. 3. Make Goals: 3. Make Goals: Goals help measure progress and training with Goals help measure progress andthat training withc a PT will help you establish goals a specifi a PTimportant will help you establish goals that a specific and to you. and important to you. 4. Train SMART with a Progressive 4. Train SMART with a Progressive Programme: Programme: Terry believes a major mistake many people Terry a major mistake many people make believes when tackling a New Health Resolution make when tackling a New Resolution is trying to do everything at Health once and setting is trying to do everything at once andgoals setting perhaps unrealistic or unachievable that perhaps or unachievable goals that often fall unrealistic by the wayside after a few weeks or so. often fall bySMART the wayside few weeks By setting goals after earlyaon with your or so. By setting SMART goals earlyAchievable, on with your trainer (Specifi c, Measurable, trainer (Specifi c, Measurable, Realistic, Timed) will help you Achievable, stay on track Realistic, Timed) will help you stay track with your training, establishing newon goals along with yourby training, establishing goalsand along the way, following, safe, fun,new effective the way, by following, safe, fun, effective and progressive exercise programme. progressive exercise programme. 5. Eat Healthy and track what you eat: 5. Eat Healthy and track you eat: Establishing a SMART andwhat effective exercise Establishing SMART and effectiveisexercise plan is great,abut equally important good plan is great, but equally important good nutrition and putting the right fuel inisyour body nutrition and putting the right fuel in your body to stay healthy and energised. Your trainer to healthy and you energised. trainer willstay be able to give sensibleYour advice on will be able to give youwhat sensible advice healthy eating, review you eat andon drink, healthy eating, review what eat and make drink, have a look at good and badyou habits have a look at goodyou andcan badmake habitsimprovements. and make suggestions where suggestions you can make Terry doesn’twhere believe in strict diets improvements. buts Terry doesn’t believe inhealthy strict diets buts advocates a balanced eating plan. advocates balanced eating “Nobody is aperfect all ofhealthy the time, andplan. if a diet is “Nobody perfect alltend of the and a diet is too strict is then clients totime, ‘fall off theif wagon’ too then Terry clientspractices tend to ‘fall off the wagon’ afterstrict a while”. a 90-10 approach, after while”. practices approach, wherea 90% of Terry the time he eatsa a90-10 balance healthy where 90% ofthe theother time he eats a balance diet and then 10% allows for thehealthy diet and then theorother 10% allows for the occasional treat indulgence! occasional treat or indulgence! 6. 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Drinking waterto not only helps the keep us Drinking water notother only helps keep us ts, hydrated more but has many fantastic benefi hydrated but has many other fantastic benefits, i.e. increases energy and relieves fatigue, i.e. increases energy and relieves fatigue, flushes out toxins, improves skin complexion, flnatural ushes headache out toxins,remedy, improves skin improve complexion, helps natural headache remedy, concentration, to name justhelps a few.improve Terry says concentration, name just a few.on Terry there are manytodifferent opinions howsays there many differentconsume opinionsaon how much are water we should day, but much watera we shouldapproach consumetoa his day,clients but advocates sensible advocates a sensible approach clients and recommends drinking aboutto2 his litres of water and recommends drinking the about spread evenly throughout day.2 litres of water spread evenly throughout the day. 7. Rest and Recovery 7. Rest and Recovery Once you’ve established a SMART and effective Once you’ve established exercise programme and aa SMART balancedand andeffective healthy exercise programme balanced eating plan, you then and needa to ensure and that healthy you eating plan, youadequate then need to and ensure that you give your body rest recovery. Terry give body adequate and recovery. Terry says your ‘I have worked with arest wide range of clients says ‘I have worked with a widetorange of clients over the years from beginners elite athletes, over the years fromoften beginners to elite athletes, and one area that gets overlooked is and one area gets Striking overlooked is adequate rest that and often recovery. the balance adequate rest andand recovery. Striking between training over training is the balance key. It’s between training overhard training the key. all well and good and training and is eating well,It’s all and good training hardfactor and eating well, butwell if you over train and don’t in adequate but yourecovery over train andexercise, don’t factor in this adequate restifand after then can rest recoveryeffect after exercise, thenand this you can will haveand an adverse on your body have an on adverse effect on your body lose out optimum performance on and youryou nextwill lose optimum performance on your next workout outon session. Don’t feel guilty about taking work out recovery session. Don’t feel Rest guiltyand about taking rest and days off. recover rest days back off. Rest well and recovery you will come fitter and and recover stronger well you will come back fitter and stronger than and ever!’ than ever!’ Want to kick off The New Year with a fun and Want to kick off The New Year with a fun and effective Personal Training sessions? effective Personal Training Contact Terry Clifton at Thesessions? Team Bath Gym on Contact Terry Clifton The Team Bath Gym 07969 840596 and/oratemail Terry Clifton at on 07969 840596 and/or email Terry Clifton at terryclifton@live.com
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What is your core and why is it What is your why is it important to core keepand it strong? important to keep it strong? Your core is a complex series of muscles Your core is complexjust series muscles stemming farabeyond yourofabs, including stemming beyondto just your abs,area. including all musclesfar attached your torso Core all muscles attached to your torso area. muscles are incorporated in almost everyCore muscles areofincorporated in almost every movement the human body, and can act as movement the human body, and can act as or isometric orofdynamic stabilisers for movement isometric ormovement dynamic stabilisers for movement or can initiate themselves. can initiate movement themselves.
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Exercises Exercises Core exercises are a very important part of a Core exercises are aprogramme, very important a well-rounded fitness butpart are of very well-rounded fitness programme, butcreate are very often neglected. A stronger core will better often neglected. A stronger core will create better body stability, balance and movement for every body stability, balance and movement for every day, and/or sporting activities. day, and/or sporting activities. You don't need specialist equipment to train You specialistorequipment toinvolves train yourdon't core,need any exercise activity that your core, any exercise or can activity that involves maintaining a stable torso strengthen maintaining a stable can strengthen these muscles. Theretorso are also many exercises these muscles. There alsothis many exercises out there to specifi callyare target area which out to specifi target this fiarea which you there may want to trycally or add to any tness you may want to try or add to any fi tness programmes that you may do. programmes that you may do. A great exercise for core conditioning is the A greatwhich exercise for core conditioning the 'plank' supports proper posture is and 'plank' supports proper posture and balancewhich if done correctly. balance if done correctly.
How to do a basic plank How to do a basic plank Hold your elbows directly under your shoulders Hold your elbows directly under and place your wrists in line withyour yourshoulders elbows. and in your line with your elbows. Pushplace your your bodywrists up into upper back and Push yourchin bodyclose up into yourneck. upperInback hold your to your this and hold your chin close to your neck. In this position, brace your abdominals. (Contract position, brace your (Contract them), squeeze yourabdominals. gluteal (tailbone) and thigh them), squeeze your gluteal and muscles simultaneously while(tailbone) continuing tothigh muscles simultaneously while continuing to breathe normally. breathe normally. We have lots of classes here at the YMCA to We havethis lotskey of classes at thewe YMCA to improve area of here the body, also have improve this key area of theexperienced body, we also have a very knowledgeable and team of a very knowledgeable experienced team of instructors that can getand those core muscles firing. instructors thatus can get to those muscles firing. Pop in or give a call find core out how we can Pop or give us a call to find out how we can help in you. help you.
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health and fitness At our professional yet private studio we work closely with clients in a realistic way to help them achieve and maintain a sustainable level of fitness and a lifestyle appropriate to them.
• Fat is survival: eg, if someone has financial or job worries it can result in holding onto excess weight.
BYM offers an original, innovative yet personal approach to training based on feeling good both physically and mentally. Nutrition and lifestyle choices both play an enormous part in the training process.
Such beliefs can be changed by methods that access the subconscious mind. This includes hypnotherapy, self-examination via journaling or meditation, and alternative therapies such as ThetaHealing or EFT tapping.
Our aim is that training should be challenging and effective but above all, fun!
Sophia Clifford- Sanghad Bath Holistic Massage In today’s world massage is not just considered a luxury, but intrinsic to many people’s daily health and routine. Massage therapy is a wonderful way of alleviating aches and pains, working for a huge variety of people in treating injuries, disabilities, rehabilitation and helping with preventative care. 7 benefits of Massage therapy: • Relaxes and softens injured, tired, and overused muscles, easing muscle pain by increasing and improving the circulation around your body. • It helps with anxiety and depression, by making you feel safe, calm and relaxed. • Massage can relieve headaches by easing built up pressure
At BYM we believe that social, mental and physical wellbeing are all equally important and we strive to achieve balance in all these areas by working hard in order to then enjoy the results! Top BYM Tip: Laughter is unequivocally good for the soul; it releases a free and unlimited supply of mood boosting endorphins, which really lift spirits. The physical exertion of laughter can actually relax muscles in the body making you feel more at ease. As well as boosting immunity and lowering stress levels it can ease anxiety, improve mood and strengthen relationships. Go on, laugh, we dare you! How to contact: BYM Lansdown,Bath claire@bathyummymummies.co.uk charlotte@bathyummymummies.co.uk FB: Bath Yummy Mummies IG: @bymbath Tel: 07789 712405
• Massage can encourager a better night’s sleep as your body will feel more relaxed. • It boost’s immunity in the body by stimulating production of the white cell blood count.
At Bath Holistic Massage our focus is on protecting, maintaining and restoring your health with an individually tailored massage designed especially for you. Book an appointment today in the beautiful Practice Rooms in Bath, The Camomile Cafe in Corsham or alternatively visits can be arranged in the comfort of your home, where you can relax in your own environment. Bath Holistic Massage, The Practice Rooms 26 Upper Borough Walls, Bath BA1 1RH 07837828156 www.bathholisticmassage.com
Tamara Pitelen Bath Yoga and Wellness Mind over fatter
5 beliefs that could be keeping you fat, writes Tamara Pitelen A few years ago, I weighed about 40lbs more than I do today. I wasted decades on a weightloss wild goose chase. A lifetime of grim diets and punishing exercise, then self-hate when it didn’t work. What did finally work was shifting the focus from mouth to mind. I realised that until I addressed the reasons why my subconscious wanted the extra weight, all the cabbage soup and marathons in the world wouldn’t help. Because, from lowering metabolism to triggering cravings and silencing hormonal signals to the brain that control fat storage, the subconscious has powerful tools to sabotage dieting efforts. What kind of subconscious beliefs might be sabotaging your weight-loss? Everyone is different but here are five common ones:
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I launched BYM in 2011 when I was pregnant with
my second child. I had become frustrated that there was nowhere in and around Bath with the privacy or experience to train ladies pre and post birth so I to set up a gym and offered it myself! BYM has since evolved to become an exclusively ladies only personal and group training studio for women of all ages, mothers or not.
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• Postural stress that has manifested itself in the neck and shoulders can be eased using massage by counteracting the imbalance caused by sitting.
• Lastly, a sense of perspective and clarity has often been reported after receiving a massage. The emotional stability bodywork provides is often just as important as the more tangible physical benefits.
Tamara Pitelen offers workshops and private sessions in EFT tapping for weight-loss. For upcoming workshops, email tamara@bathwellness.com or call 07493 207 378. www.bathwellness.com
• Fat is love: eg, memories of eating with people who loved and nurtured you means you now use food to love yourself. • Fat is protection: eg, using fat to avoid unwanted sexual attention or as a buffer against mental abuse or bullying. • Fat keeps me safe: eg, bulking up to feel braver and stronger. • Fat as an excuse: eg, excess weight is an avoidance strategy, eg, ‘Once I’ve lost weight I’ll start dating/ travel/ get a new job…’
Based in Bath, KimFit is a personal training and coaching service with a difference. Run by a GB athlete and former high performance physiologist, #TheKimFitWay is a no-nonsense, goal focussed approach to fitness, health and performance. We work on the basics to get results that are real, achievable and lasting. With our help you’ll embrace new challenges, feel more confident in mind and body and achieve more than you thought you were capable of. Forget making new year resolutions; set new year goals for 2017. Overwhelmed? Check out these goal setting top tips and start 2017 #TheKimFitWay • Chose something you actually want to do; don’t aim for something that will be torture along the way. You want to enjoy 2017 don’t you? • Once you have your goal, work out the actions and make a list of them. That way, you can keep track of your progress and feel a sense of achievement ticking them all off! • Have courage and be patient; allow yourself to be a beginner. By getting started and trying you’re already doing more than most people. • When it gets tough, keep going. Remember why you started. If you mess up, get back on track. One bad day doesn’t have to mean game over. Let KimFit help you reach your goals; we have something for everybody. Mobile personal training starts from £45 an hour or save 10% and buy a bundle (10h) for £405. Have you entered a race for 2017 or would like to? Get expert coaching from £15 a week with KimFit and race for more than just the t-shirt. Are you a gym member and want some direction? Bespoke programmes from £15 a week or try the KimFit ‘Get Fabulous’ 8-week gym programme for only £10 a week. All enquiries should be made via the contact form on my website www.thekimfitway.com/contact. Start 2017 right, start it #TheKimFitWay. Follow me on social for offers, tips and advice: T:@KimFitBath IG:@KimFitBath FB: ‘KimFitSkeleton’ YouTube: ‘Kimberley Murray KimFit’ www.thekimfitway.com
Revive, Relax and Re-balance your mind, body and soul with an individually tailored massage designed especially for you.
Whether for personal indulgence or improving your health, massage is a wonderful way of alleviating physical and emotional aches and pains, relieving you of the stresses of everyday life, resulting in an overall feeling of relaxation and revitalisation.
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So what is the best way to create a state whereby you burn more energy than you consume? Well the answer to this question is never easy because we all respond to certain types of exercise in different ways - but one thing is certain, the best training plan for you is the plan that you can follow with consistency.
The Spa & Bath House launches treatment range with new brand partner, Elemental Herbology. Happy 2017 from The RCH team. With many of us over-indulging during the festive period, we turn our attentions to The Spa & Bath House to help us relax, rejuvenate and concentrate on our well-being throughout January, February and even over Valentine’s Day. To help aid well-being, The Spa & Bath House is delighted to launch a NEW range of superb Facial and Body treatments alongside new brand partner, Elemental Herbology. Elemental Herbology was founded in 2008, with the purpose to help your skin achieve a state of optimum health and vitality. Using therapeutic levels of plant compounds, herbal extracts, essential fatty acids, botanical oils, vitamins, minerals, pure essential oils and anti-oxidants, we are proud to create natural skincare and body care that brings advanced nutrition to your skin. Everything we do is based around the Five Element Theory from Traditional Chinese Medicine; everything in life needs to work in harmony in order to achieve perfect equilibrium. Elemental Herbology products relate to each element, wood, fire, earth, metal and water and we believe that a balance of all the elements is needed depending on your skin type, environmental factors, lifestyle and the seasons. The skin is our largest organ and reflects any imbalance internally as well as external factors such as stress, the weather and pollution. We believe that working on the inside-out as well as the outside-in are both essential for a happy and healthy life. Exercise and nutrition are just as important as a good skincare regime to improve your overall wellbeing. Made in England, Elemental Herbology support the responsible harvesting and production of all raw materials from the world’s most reputable suppliers, working with projects that regenerate the environment and local communities such as Phytotrade Africa. Elemental Herbology are proud of everything that they put into their products, and proud of what they leave out. Elemental Herbology products are 100% free from synthetic fragrance, artificial colour, sulphates, paraben preservatives and mineral oils to ensure your skin is cared for from the inside out.
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Here are some of our favourite treatments from our new Treatment Menu. (The full menu can be downloaded from www.royalcrescent.co.uk/spa)
The Facial Collection
Clear Cleanse Facial • 60 minutes Pollution, lifestyle and stress all contribute to congested and unbalanced skin. Our intensive skin detoxification facial harnesses the natural exfoliating power of apple serum and papaya AHAs to deeply cleanse pores and remove dead skin cells. This is followed by a green tea and lavender cleanse, purifying herbal steam towels and mineral-rich clay mask infused with purifying Manuka honey, rosemary and tea-tree. This treatment will encourage micro-drainage of toxins which in turn helps to remove cellular debris, reduce sebum production and pore size, brighten the skin and reduce inflammation to help restore a clear, clean and balanced complexion. From £95 per person
The Body Collection
Ultimate Vitality • 190 minutes This ritual seeks to revitalise the complexion, body and mind. An infusion of vitamins, minerals, collagen and anti-oxidants combine with an AHA exfoliation, extensive lymphatic massage and acupressure to help feed the skin an abundance of nutrients. This ritual includes a full body exfoliation to revive and promote vitality, body wrap, a prescriptive Five Elemental aroma massage and rejuvenating facial. Helps relieve fatigue and rejuvenate dull, dry and undernourished skin. From £240 per person We are launching Elemental Herbology treatments in two stages, The Facial Collection was introduced on Thursday 1st December, with the introduction of Massage and Body Treatments following on Thursday 26th January 2017. Massage & Body Treatments are still available throughout early January using products from our current brand partner The Natural Spa Company. Please speak to The Spa & Bath House Reception for further information. Book your spa treatment by calling us on 01225 823367 or email spa@royalcrescent. co.uk and feel relaxed and rejuvenated with one of our soothing therapies.
The biggest reason for people failing any fitness or physique related plan is that they never find a level of consistency and they try and make too many changes too soon, realise the changes are not sustainable and don’t t around their lifestyle and inevitably “drop the fitness thing” long before they reach their potential.
You can’t out-train a bad diet
Let’s say you’ve decided to train every day for an hour (Not that I’m saying that’s a good idea, for most people it’s not!) - this would have you training for 7 hours per week. Now if we consider that most people spend around 120 hours per week awake, that leaves us with 113+ hours to negate the hard work you’ve done in your training. To see continual results you must closely monitor your food and drink intake. I’m not keen on blanket prescribing nutritional advice, but as a rule of thumb most people would get a really positive response by including lean meats, fish, fibre rich green vegetables and healthy fats as the basis for their meals.
Don’t be afraid of fat!
Healthy fats play a vital role in health as they allow us to absorb vitamins A,D,E & K - so dropping fat out of your diet can put you on a fast track to poor health.
Getting “Bang for your buck” in training
When training to lose bodyfat I recommend people to use exercises that over more “bang for your buck” which require more energy to perform and continue to burn energy long after the session has nished. Exercises such as squats, lunges, as well as pressing and pulling exercises require lots of energy to perform and speed up the process of improving your physique. Performing light exercise such as a long slow run can help you, but you will have to work much longer to get anywhere near the same level of energy expenditure.
No gym? No problem!
For people who don’t have access to a gym Interval Training is a great tool for fat loss and o ers better energy expenditure than traditional low intensity exercise running. Idea’s such as using evenly spread lamp posts can produce a visually stimulating way to perform intervals - sprint past 2 lamp posts, then walk to the next, then sprint the next 2 and so on. The only person who can stop you from achieving the results you want in 2017 is you so get motivated, be consistent and work hard, and very quickly you’ll see that all of your effort is worth it.
Elemental Herbology Face Collection Launches at The Spa & Bath House Book a Spa Day Retreat to enjoy a truly bespoke facial, combining healing botanicals, vitamins and marine extracts to feed the skin and restore equilibrium, while creating a more vibrant and healthy complexion Spa Retreats from ÂŁ130 per person
To book your luxurious retreat call The Spa & Bath House Reception 01225 823367 or email spa@royalcrescent.co.uk The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, 16 Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LS royalcrescent.co.uk #RCHBath
health and fitness
Lean, mean, workout machine
Joe Wicks is an online nutrition coach and creator of the 90 Day SSS Plan which has transformed the lives of tens of thousands of people all over the world! Here, the man known as The Body Coach, talks food, fitness, fame. Plus, you can win a copy of his latest 'Lean In 15' meal plan and workout book. So, it was about 5 years ago you got into fitness?
What sort of drunk are you?
Yeah, I became a PT, got into social media and the rest is history. I haven’t just popped up from nowhere, I have been working hard building up a community and a social media following.
I’m a friendly drunk and I like to dance! My ideal night out is dinner with cocktails but I’m not about raving I had a little phase, I thought I was an eat London rave but I burnt out after about three months and thought, this isn’t for me!
Why has fitness become such a big trend?
You were spotted out with Ellie Goulding earlier this year..?
It’s cool to go to the gym now. Women now are more into fitness and sports than before. There is so much option now. Wearing your gym gear out used to be embarrassing now it’s a whole fashion trend! And, yeah, people are generally more aware of nutrition and eating well… I don’t know why but it’s a good thing. I like to think I’ve had an influence.
She’s a friend of mine. Her manager signed up to my plan and we made friends that way. She’s a vegan though, she doesn’t do my plan. We’ve only met five times but she’s cool. I increase people calories, and they get their own support coach they can email. The plan is tailored as well, it isn’t generic. People see a real transformation.
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I think it’s so unrealistic and dangerous for girls. It’s all fake. No one is that beautiful naturally. Whereas I use social media to promote healthy body image What do you think about fad diets?
That’s exactly why I started to do what I do. There is so much nonsense out there. Lowcalorie diets do not work long-term. They just don’t. You’ll lose weight, then binge and re-gain it all. The answer is eating well all the time and that’s what my plans are about because I re-educate people about their bodies and about food.
Do you always eat really well?
I have to be really strict to get this lean. Not boozing…staying away from treats. A typical day’s meal will be scrambled egg or an omelette for breakfast then a massive chicken burger that I make myself. For dinner maybe a Thai Green Curry. All made myself, of course!
When was the last time you had, like, a Burger King or Mac Donalds? Oh, about three years ago in Ibiza. Fast food makes me ill now. My body isn’t used to it.
What’s your ‘cheat food?’
I love ice cream and a it of chocolate. I can’t stop though; Once I start I need the whole bar!
Do you go for big nights out?
I go out about twice a month, I get really drunk! I can get drunk off three cocktails because my body isn’t used to it.
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What celebrity fans have you got?
John Terry follows me on Instagram, Ella Eyre, Jessie J, Charlotte Crosby. I don’t hang with celebrities.
Have you been over to try to crack America?
I’m really well known in the UK but America is harder so I’ve had to go over a few times to try to get myself known. But I’ve been on prime time TV over there – it’s happening! My plan is to get every single person in the world lean so I need to be on TV in every country in the world and want my books in every country. The power of social media is amazing – I’ve got over 100,000 people sign up to my plan in just over two and a half years. I went to Barcelona for a few days and left my phone in the safe for two days. Slowed my brain down a little bit. Was really nice and relaxing and let me get my focus back. It was on my own. I need holidays by myself every now and then just to recharge but I live for boy’s holidays. I took them all to Vegas and we’re going to Dubai. I’m doing a talk over there for an hour and, with the money I’m getting paid for that, I’m flying all my mates over for a week. Eight of us. They’re my best friends, the boys I grew up with. We call ourselves The Vegas Eight based on our last holiday – that’s the name of our WhatsApp group
– but we’ll change the name to The Dubai Eight after this trip. They’re the boys I trust with my life.
How’s your life changed since getting famous?
I don’t think I’m famous. I might get recognised occasionally but my life hasn’t really changed day-to-day. The biggest change its that I can be more generous. I used to have to save up for everything, holidays would take me months to save up for. Now, to be able to take all my mates away, it’s such a nice feeling.
What’s been your biggest splurge?
I bought my mum a house in Epsom in Surrey. She loves it. I’m building my own house and renting while that’s happening. Every day is different and so much fun. I don’t even feel like I’m working.
Do you ever just want privacy?
I love what I do. The thing is, we are all always on our phones – all the time – anyway. So I’m trying to make a living out of it. If I’m on my phone, it’s not because I’m being anti-social it’s because I’m creating a community and helping people. People expect it, they want the next recipe or workout. It’s not tiring because it’s what I love and why I do what I do. I didn’t realise that a million followers equated to a business and people wanting to buy stuff and sponsor or advertise with you. I was never motivated by that. I’ve always been about free content. Even though my book is £8, I posted 6,000 videos on Instagram over two years to build that trust. That’s what Lean15 is.
What do you think about the naked selfie culture from some celebs?
I think Instagram is somewhere you go to be beautiful and Snapchat is somewhere you go to be real. You can filter yourself so much on Instagram. If you met the Kardashian girls in real life, they are not going to look like that! They will not be that immaculate! I think it’s so unrealistic and dangerous for girls. It’s all fake. No one is that beautiful naturally. Whereas I use social media to promote healthy body image.
Have you ever had negative comments or trolling? It’s generally very positive. I’ve been called a ‘sellout’ a few times, but whatever! If anyone said something really negative - which is like 0.01% of all the comments because most of them are so nice – I would just block them immediately. I don’t see nasty trolling or ego, really.
What are you plans for the future?
World domination! I’d love to move to Santa Monica and have a TV show in America. I’d love to spend summers in the UK and winters there. I just want to keep doing what I’m doing.
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education and learning
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Current vacancies in, and around, Bath
National Apprenticeship Week 2017 will premiums be no earnings, with wage of 11% for different as it will raise awareness that the time Apprentice Apprentice Commis Chef intermediate-level apprentices, andHairdressing 18% for is right for potential apprentices to get the skills Nick Brain Banwell House Pub Co Ltd advanced-level. they need for a great job, and for businesses, Affinity how they can grow their own talent whilst Weekly wage: £136.00Kings Nursery Weekly wage: TBC developing the motivated, skilled andinqualified Working Working week: 30 h/p/w (min) 5 of 7 days • Employers gain the long and short termweek: 40 hours p/w over 5 days workforce they need. Apprenticeship duration: 12-18 Months Apprenticeship duration: 12 Months from taking on an apprentice, with Closing the CEBR This is a fantastic apprentice opportunity forJanuary Affinity is a well-establis Date: 23rd January Closing Date: 20th has built up an enviable increased outputs of someone is looking toKitchen gain aAssistant childcare The 10th year ofestimating National Apprenticeship Week for businesses Nick Brain are looking to recruit anwho excellent to work along last side 10 ouryears and is now will be a huge celebratory event, reinforcing that £1.8 billion in 2012-13. Kings nursery are looking for new apprentice to workqualification. in their busy and unique talented Chefs, gaining new skills in all areas hairdressing apprenticeships can deliver for all employers, no salons. The Salons gives exceptional of foodand preparation someone whotraining is a team player able toand service. This can be a apprentice. matter what size their business is. opportunities candidate. well with others. full time or part time vacancy. • Unemployment is reduced with £370 million for the right communicate
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Apprenticeship duration: 12 Months Closing Date: 10 February apprenticeships Management Systems ensure the smooth Hospitality Food & Beverage running of the Operations business within 19% of advanced apprentices progress to Toni & Guy Apprentice with Hilton Wessex Water. This role is a starting point in A real qualification: Higher Education. Vickery Holman a career; you will learn about improvement Quality is key to Apprenticeships. Hilton Bath City reviews, audits how we make Wessex TONI & GUY Hair salon are looking for and a salon All Apprenticeships must be at least 12 months • 100 years ago the most commonWeekly wage: £195.00junior to join their friendly Water number company long and lead to a national qualification that is Exciting opportunity for team.the This salonone is Water Utilities Working week: 39 hours p/w (Shift work) in the UK. apprenticeship was dressmaking, followed respected by employers around the world. who is looking to gain ex based in Plymouth and is easy to reach by bus Apprenticeship duration: 12 Months by engineering 90% of apprenticesClosing stay inDate: 31st January a successful property co routes. Responsibilities include: A real future:employment after finishing their apprenticeship Hospitality giant, Hilton, are looking for a in Exeter. Support and assist with management and After finishing, the majority of apprentices (85%) (includes 2% self-employed) motivated, passionate individual join their maintenance of communications within Workingtoweek will stay in employment, with two-thirds (64%) team as a Food and Beverage Apprentice. the team and internally to the business; staying with the same employer. A third (32%) of Working week 40 hours per week (5days) between highly sought after role, as well as having amending, publishing and distributing • 71%had of apprentices stay with the Asame all former apprentices received a promotion 9am - 17.30pm Mon - F Tuesday-Saturday the opportunity to be mentored by Hilton’s manuals, documents and newsletters. within 12 monthsemployer of fi nishing, andsaid of those 82% theirinapprenticeship had experienced F&B staff, you’ll also receive Involvement in business continuity and work, three quarters (75%) reported taking improved their ability to do the job on-the-job and 79% training working towards a nationally Apprenticeship duratio Apprenticeship duration resilience planning. on more responsibility in their job. Employers NVQ Level 2 in Food and Beverage said that their career prospects hadrecognised improved. Control and update Operations information 12 month think that qualifi ed apprentices are 15% more Approximately 12-18 Months Service. inventories and record logs inc, COSHH employable than those with other qualifi cations. folders, Site Logs, and signing in books. • 100 years ago an apprentice could be What will I be doing? Possible start date Record, monitor and managePossible operationsstart date Benefits to a summoned business: to court for being ‘idle’ As or ahaving a Beverage Food and Apprentice, you 08 Feb 2016 records of actions from Improvement 27 Jan 2016 Taking on an Apprentice is both rewarding are responsible for working in all areas of ‘bad attitude’. Reviews, Audits, Debriefs, Near Misses and good for business. You will be giving an Food and Beverage as needed to deliver an and Generic Risk Assessment Reviews individual a great start in their working life, Apprenticeship level: Apprenticeship excellent Guest experience in line with the level: to support ISO and Business Continuity • More thanthey 850,000 have been earning ensuring they have the skills need topeople be Intermediate Level Appr Level Apprenticeship employers standards. AIntermediate Food and Beverage objectives. successful in work, while boosting your bottom and learning on an apprenticeship Apprentice in 2013 towould also be required to take and Database action management and line by giving your workforce precisely the skills 2014. deliver customer orders and work to achieve reporting, performance data For collation and more details, go to: For more details, go to: you need them to have. departmental targets. project report analysis. www.findapprenticesh www.findapprenticeship.service.gov.uk Log all sickness notifi cations in a uniform • Up to 25,000 apprenticeship vacancies We take a look at some of the areas Reference number number An amazing opportunityReference to work for one of way, monitoring of sickness durations, apprenticeships available providers, here their online at success any one time. the most recognisable hotel brands in the VAC000747417 VAC000711552 ensuring forms are completed submitted stories, find out what opportunities are on world - Hospitality giant, Hilton, are looking for on time. offer as well as count down to National a motivated, passionate individual to join their Apprenticeships Week, which will showcase team as a Food and Beverage Apprentice. 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Bath College Apprenticeship Training Provider of the Year Bath College is the largest provider of apprenticeships in the Bath and North Somerset area and work with over 260 businesses, who employ over 450 apprentices. Over the last year, the college’s apprenticeship team has increased its provision, working with over 60 companies to offer apprenticeship programmes in nine new business areas.
Apprentices can gain professional qualifications as well as hands-on work experience, making them more attractive to future employers. At Bath College we align our offer with the identified priority sectors in the area so that we’re meeting the needs of those employers, and we are increasing our student’s employability skills within these areas which will help them to find a job within these industries.
An apprenticeship at Bath College could be the start of a career in industries including business, catering, construction or engineering. Not only are they the biggest provider in the area, they were also recognised as the best when they were chosen as Apprenticeship Training Provider of the Year at the Bristol Post and Bath Chronicle Apprenticeship Awards 2016. Barney Willis, Head of Department for Services to Business, said: “It’s the third time in the last four years that we have won this, which is a fantastic achievement. “It’s a great reward for all the staff because we put a huge amount of work into the apprenticeship programme and we’re thankful that this has been recognised outside the college, adding credibility to the work we have done.” An apprenticeship at Bath College could be the start of a career in industries including business, catering, construction or engineering.
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Once qualified, Level 2 apprentices can expect to earn 11% more than people without training, and Level 3 apprentices could earn 18% per cent more. People with an advanced level apprentice could earn, on average, over £100,000 more than those without training during their career.
To find out about more about how apprenticeships work or how they could help your business visit www.bathcollege.ac.uk, call us on 01225 328 720, or email apprenticeships@bathcollege.ac.uk
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Lauren and Tom
Bath College apprentices let their success do the talking Lauren Atwell and Tom Sproson
Apprentices at the European Student Placement Agency (ESPA UK) College students Lauren and Tom are about to complete their Business Administration apprenticeships at ESPA with a four week work experience placement at a college in Austria ESPA UK provides six-month work placements for EU undergraduates, linking them with corporate companies and independent businesses throughout the UK. The company, based in Bath, was recently chosen as Business Employer of the Year at Bath College’s Celebrating Success Awards Ceremony for embracing the ethos of the apprenticeship scheme and giving Lauren and Tom some amazing opportunities. Lauren chose an apprenticeship after deciding university wasn’t for her. She said: “I didn’t really want to go to university, I didn’t want to study full-time. I was originally working in Canterbury in a travel shop before I came to live in Bath and spotted this opportunity. An apprenticeship is great because you’re getting work experience and a qualification at the same time – you don’t get that at university. “I didn’t know what to expect when I first started here, but from the first interview I knew they were genuinely nice people. They have made it easy for us to grow and develop.
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“If you looked at me a year ago, I was a different person. I’ve developed my confidence and my ability to communicate. Before I used to be anxious and nervous, even speaking on the phone and in meetings. I can’t thank them enough, my apprenticeship has been a really positive experience.” For Tom an apprenticeship was about increasing his skills and employability: “I was looking for something to increase my skill level. I thought I would try an apprenticeship to take a step up and make myself more desirable as an employee. I had a couple of jobs beforehand. I worked in a nursery, in an admin job and then I got an engineering job. I found this opportunity and I’ve never looked back. I’m very excited to get the opportunity to work in Austria. It will give us an insight into the way that ESPA works. I will be challenging myself, learning from a new experience and gaining new skills – and that’s really valuable. Before I came to ESPA I hadn’t travelled a lot. Now I’ve travelled to Milan and I’ve been to London and Canterbury. Apprenticeships: We were looking at how we could develop our community and give someone a training opportunity.
We were at a point where we needed to start recruiting for certain functions in the workplace and we said ‘do we go an employ someone or do we give someone an opportunity to grow and learn with us?’ When we interviewed Tom and Lauren we felt they had different skills to offer us. We’ve given them the space and time to be educated through the college and to be supported by us. Companies have to recognise that future employees don’t come out of thin air. I have heard businesses talking about the skills gap. That’s a very easy line to take, but the whole point of work experience and apprenticeships is to bridge that gap. It’s so important that companies who have a mind to grow contribute in some way to that development. We have to train people. They don’t come out of college perfectly rounded, it’s not fair to expect that and you can’t say that to a college. You get a better fit. It gives them the opportunity to try you out and you have the opportunity to try them out, to show them your way of working. You’re getting someone fresh who will learn your style. That’s the benefit of getting someone straight from college because they adapt and take on who you are as a business.
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Apprentice at St Fagan’s Open Air Museum, Cardiff Brett Burnell is a stonemasonry apprentice studying at Bath College and working at St Fagans, an open-air museum celebrating Welsh history and culture, in Cardiff. Bath College is one of the few colleges offering a qualification in stonemasonry and the course attracts apprentices from Wales and the South West. Brett had aspirations to become a Stonemason for many years but had never had the opportunity, and instead he was working as a labourer at St Fagans. He said “As a 37-year-old man with family and bills to pay, going back to college seemed almost impossible. The apprenticeship gave me the opportunity to keep earning and gain the qualifications I need to further my career and better myself. It’s hard work but it’s worth it.
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I have gained more knowledge in the past two years on this course at Bath College than I have working onsite as a labourer for ten years.
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“Three days a week I’m working onsite at the museum on a variety of projects. This includes building rubble lime walling, recreating a Celtic village, and carving and fixing stonework. I’ve worked on many listed buildings. “Two days a week, I attend Bath College where I improve my banker (construction) skills and precision, while learning the theory behind stonemasonry. “I work with a team, including one other apprentice stonemason and three masons who have been in the trade all their life and they help and guide us. “I have gained more knowledge in the past two years on this course at Bath College than I have working onsite as a labourer for ten years. It gives me a massive sense of pride being able to see what I’m capable of achieving.”
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Apprentice at the Bath Vet Group Liz began working for Bath Vet Group, a 24 hour pet care service in the area, as a kennel assistant and when they decided they would like a trainee in veterinary nursing Liz was offered an apprenticeship. Liz’s apprenticeship has offered her opportunities she did not think were possible in the past. She said: “It’s given me a route into the career I wanted. I didn’t think it was possible before, but now I can see what I want to do for the rest of my working life. “Doing an apprenticeship is also a fun way to study. There’s a lot of pressure, but you’re not sat in a classroom all the time. I like working at the same time as studying, it helps you apply what you’ve learnt. You can relate what you’ve learnt to the animals you’re working with. “It’s a very intense course but our tutor at Bath College has been amazing. I have had a lot of support and I get on well with the rest of the group. Liz also had some advice for those looking to study a similar apprenticeship. She said: “It helps to do a job in a veterinary practice beforehand and it helps to do a veterinary assistant course at college. I’d recommend getting a job in a practice (even if it’s just work experience) so they can see how hard-working you are.”
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Apprenticeships: Building a sustainable workforce Wiltshire College is the largest provider of further and higher education in Wiltshire, with an excellent reputation for quality provision, innovation and student care.
In addition to full time, part time and university level, the college is also a major provider of apprenticeships, working with well-known employers around the region. Hiring an apprentice can help businesses to grow their own talent by developing a motivated, skilled and qualified workforce. Wiltshire College makes sure that every apprenticeship is relevant and appropriate both for the apprentice and the business and works with employers to ensure that the apprenticeship offered is the most appropriate for the individual’s job role.
Apprenticeships are a proven way of creating a more effective workforce: by harnessing fresh new talent and addressing skills gaps directly, businesses will gain the practical skills and qualifications it needs now and for the future.
In fact, more than 80% of companies who employ apprentices, rely on their apprenticeship programme to provide the skilled workers they need.
Apprenticeship Levy From April 2017, all organisations with a paybill of over £3m will be in scope for the ‘Apprenticeship levy’. The levy can only be used to pay for the direct cost of Apprenticeship training. After 24 months the levy money will disappear to the treasury.
Hiring an apprentice can help businesses to grow their own talent by developing a motivated, skilled and qualified workforce. A great alternative to traditional learning, apprenticeships give young and mature learners alike, the opportunity to earn as they work alongside experienced staff in the workplace. The majority of training is based on site with the employer with additional training provided at Wiltshire College, giving apprentices off the job training and assessments to ensure they are on track.
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The Government is raising an additional £1bn a year to help fund apprenticeship growth. Apprenticeships are changing and are no longer limited to vocational disciplines. They are available in accounting, management, digital, marketing HR, advanced engineering - the list is endless. They are available at all levels up to and including bachelors’ degrees.
Wiltshire College can work with you to give you all the information you need, whether it’s looking at existing training, new apprenticeship roles, new rules, selecting a provider or delivering an apprenticeship.
For more information call 01249 465282 or email apprenticeships@wiltshire.ac.uk.
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Wiltshire College: Providing the skills for business through apprenticeships Ruby Goodman Painting and Decorating
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Ruby Goodman knew that she wanted a practical career and the Painting and Decorating course stood out for her when she looked at what courses she could study.
“As the company has grown we have needed more staff to fulfil new roles including HR, processes and admin.
The 19-year-old started an apprenticeship after completing the Level 1 course at Wiltshire College Trowbridge and began working for a local restoration firm. Ruby said: “The apprenticeship appealed to me as I felt that I would gain more experience on the job. “I enjoy the best of both worlds and the skills we learn at college really complements that.”
James Baily Horticulture James Baily is an apprentice at Lackham – Wiltshire College’s specialist landbased campus. The 19-year-old said: “It was a love or working outdoors that attracted me to a career in horticulture and I thought an apprenticeship would be the perfect role for me as well as the benefits of learning on the job and earning. “I not only get to learn the basic skills needed for a career in this area, but I have also been able to undertake some extra courses that I would not necessarily have done anywhere else and this I think will benefit me in the future.” “Every day is different and that is what I like.”
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“We have had three apprentices, two of whom are now fully employed with us.I really see the value of employing someone that really wants to learn and an apprentice is perfect for that.
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“With Business Administration apprenticeships, it has been a benefit employing people who haven’t been in an office environment before; it is a great starting point for them and we can teach them all aspects of the company.
“We took on Daniel and gave him an apprenticeship in Business Administration which allows us to develop him in the needs of the business with the flexibility of the modules available.
“We were so impressed with our apprentices, who were naturally good at certain areas and helped grow their positions into a full-time position.”
“Because the apprenticeship has been so successful we will be looking to take on more in the future.
Christopher Jackson MD Manorwood Joinery, Employer Christopher Jackson, who is the Managing Director of Manorwood Joinery, needed to take on additional staff to develop the business, and decided to employ an apprentice. He said: “We enquired through Wiltshire College about apprenticeships and had a number of very encouraging meeting leaving us in no doubt that the apprenticeship scheme was right for our business.
This is mainly down to the working relationship between Manorwood Joinery and Wiltshire College which understand the needs of our business. “I can’t recommend apprenticeships enough particularly to a small business starting out. “Daniel has said that the support he has received from the collage makes the whole process of enrolment and getting started on the Apprenticeship very easy. “The meeting with the assessor in the work place are always beneficial in terms of support and understanding of what is required to achieve the desired qualification.
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Moving in 2017? We ask local experts how they feel our ever changing property market will perform in 2017. It's fair to say the housing market has seen a series of ups and downs since the recession took hold in 2008. During this time, there have been a number of policies introduced by government to kick start the housing market and get Britain moving again.
Drawing data from the 2016 RICS Autumn Report, current stock levels are at the lowest recorded point in the last 16 years and the headline comment from Simon Rubinsohn, the RICS Chief Economist, began as; “The dire shortage of available housing across the UK is continuing to push prices upwards, regardless of the uncertainty linked to the ongoing discussions surrounding Brexit.”
As a new year is upon us, many of us will have spent the Christmas break taking a hard look at the home and deciding if its time to make improvements, investing money into our current property, or to take the chance in an ever changing property market and look at the long term benefits of moving.
Factoring in the general trend for many sellers to remove their properties from the market over the festivities, the winter period has not been the happiest of hunting grounds for potential buyers.
For those looking to improve, we will investigate house and home trends for 2017, next issue. For those who feel that a change of address, whether bying or renting is the order of the day, then we speak to some of the cities most respected voices to see how they feel the local market will perform. FInally, we will take a look at the new homes market, how recent government backed incentives have performed, as well as hear from some of the main developers who are currently building in and around Bath.
However, owners launching to the market early in 2017 will no doubt receive a significant bonus in activity as a result.
Carey Gilliland Madison Oakley The latter half of 2016 in the Bath property market saw continued price growth, further slides in overall supply levels and a milestone in December – as of our 2nd Dec market report, we found for the first time that over 50% of all the property advertised for sale in the city had asking prices over the £500,000 threshold.
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Predictions vary for market movements in 2017, like any other crystal ball gazing of this ilk. Savills, Countrywide and PwC all agree roughly on between 1% and 2% price growth for the South West region whereas the Centre for Economics and Business Research went with “weaker growth into 2017 but the general direction of prices is still expected to be up”. The Bath market has often outperformed regional averages, due in part to its relative size vs desirability but also the strong rental market and expected improved commuting links to London. Late 2016 also saw the announcement of a ban on letting agent fees subject to consultation through 2017 – it will be interesting to see if this has any impact on rents as many pundits have suggested it may.
up two to three unit investment portfolios, which is an attractive proposition to landlords, who can simply pick up where their predecessor left off, without having to undertake time intensive research. Anyone can sell a property in a good market, but in an uncertain market, it is crucial to take control of the sale, price realistically, and work closely with an agent who can communicate and negotiate effectively. With more variables, the approach needs to be dogmatic and they must be prepared to work doggedly, from agreeing a sale through to exchange and then completion. For motivated vendors – particularly those in the upper echelons of the market, appointing a trusted agent could be the smartest move they make next year.
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For those aged 25-34, the rate of home ownership fell from 59% in 2003 to 37% in 2015. This, despite government backed incentives such as the Help to Buy scheme and the fact that house building in England was at its strongest level in eight years, with the number of new homes being built having increased 11% in a year.
Until Article-50 is triggered, it is almost impossible to forecast the impact that the UK’s decision to exit the EU will have on the property market. In the immediate term, Bath’s market has become more value driven, but that is also a ramification of transactional friction that followed the Stamp Duty reforms implemented in April of this year. With an increase on the stamp duty payable on homes worth over £925,000, it is, quite simply, more expensive to buy and sell homes at the upper end of the market. Additionally, the SDLT reforms applicable to second homes and investment properties, coupled with the natural price adjustments that have characterised the market over the past 18 months, are inevitably impacting sentiment, vendor mentality and buyer motivation. However, while we are all aware of the challenges that the current market place might pose, Bath’s market continues to offer opportunities – it just requires a shrewd eye and a hard dose of realism to ensure they are uncovered. Within Bath, the £250,000 - £600,000 bracket is thriving. Applicants are queuing up to view the apartments and houses that fall within this bracket, and asking prices are consistently achieved, if not surpassed. Doer-uppers remain a popular investment for both owner-occupiers and landlords, offering a keen opportunity for capital appreciation. With guide prices going through a natural adjustment currently, it’s important for those who want to see a capital return on their property in the next couple of years to look for smart buys to which they can add tangible value. Investors are also active at the lower end of the market; while many are taking a long term view on capital growth, they are attracted to the rental yields that remain robust. When purchasing a buy-to-let property at £300,000, the additional SDLT levy of 3% is more easily absorbed when balanced against an average Bath yield of 4.5%. Furthermore, rental yields continue to outperform interest rates offered by the banks, and with so many of our landlords purchasing largely in cash, there is little incentive for them to exit the Bath market any time soon. A new trend in investment opportunity is emerging for Bath’s aspiring landlords; with the Euro performing well against sterling, some of our Euro based investors are selling up portions of their portfolio, cashing in on their exchange rate advantage. In the meantime, this is freeing
new homes Over the past 12 years, the percentage of people owning their own properties, in England, fell from 71% to 64%, with the steepest drop among young people.
Nathalie Thompson Bath Property Lettings Several important events in 2016 are no doubt going to affect the trends for the 2017 housing market; namely the increase in stamp duty on Buy to Let properties, and most recently the subject of the ban of tenant fees. A recent study by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has estimated that house prices will increase in 2017 by around 6% and rents by an average of 3%. However, there is a likely potential for rents to increase at a faster rate than sales towards the end of 2017, largely as a result of these events. A trend which has become more prevalent towards the latter part of this year is that of an increase in demand, accompanied by a decrease in housing stock overall in recent years; this too further supports the trend in overall rental increases. The recent announcement in the Autumn Statement of the ban of tenant fees due next year, will undoubtedly compound the current trends and prediction of rents rising significantly, should it be introduced following a consultation period early next year. The lack of supply of property in the private rental sector in comparison to the number of tenants looking to rent, combined with rising house prices making it harder to buy a property, has resulted in renting certainly having become the ‘norm’. The rental market is growing to such a point that it has been suggested that by 2025 almost one in four households will be renting – largely made up of the 20-39 age group – also referred to as ‘Generation Rent’. Therefore, despite the Government’s attempts to promote home ownership by increasing landlord stamp duty on Buy to Let properties in 2016, a potential ban on tenant fees and a phased reduction in tax relief for landlords from 2017, the rental market should remain as strong and buoyant into the coming years, as it has been in recent times.
With this in mind, the Chancellor, Phil Hammond, announced in his Autumn Statement. £2.3bn would be spent on infrastructure - such as roads - related to housing developments. The chancellor said the money would support the building of up to 100,000 new homes, and amounted to a "step-change" in help for the industry. The government has also agreed to spend an extra £1.4bn on affordable housing in England. Local authorities will be able to bid for the money under one of three existing schemes : Affordable Rent, Shared Ownership or Rent to Buy. The Treasury estimates that could lead to 40,000 more affordable homes being built. The money will top up the existing £4.7bn being spent on grants for affordable housing over the next five years. Help to Buy - Mortgage Guarantee: This scheme is designed to help homeowners as well as first time buyers to purchase either a new build or an existing property in the UK with as little as 5 per cent deposit (up to a maximum price of £ 600,000). A mortgage of up to 95 per cent is required from a lender, of which the Government will guarantee the lender up to 15 per cent of the property’s value. These purchases cannot be a shared ownership or shared equity purchase. The home cannot be a second home or a buy-to-let property. Help to Buy – Isa: Potential home buyers can start to save for a deposit and for every £ 200 saved, the government will add a £ 50 bouns (up to a maximum of £ 3000 bonus). This means that buyers needing a £ 15,000 deposit will save £ 12,000 and the government will boost it with £ 3,000 helping them to reach their target quicker. Shared Ownership: Shared Ownership enables you to buy a percentage of your house – from 25 to 75%. The percentage you don't own, you pay rent on. New Buy: The scheme is designed for first and second time buyers who can afford a 5 – 10% deposit.
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Political fireworks, financial damp squib? Bath Building Society CEO and Chairman of the BSA, Dick Jenkins
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Politics shapes economics and economics is nothing more than all our wallets added together! So what do we know?
So what does 2017 hold in the world of personal finance? There are a great many unknowns; more than usual for the start of a new year. 2016 was, of course, a year of political surprises. A year ago most of us thought that Brexit was when you left home without eating in the morning. Now we are faced with the glorious/grim (delete as appropriate) reality of making it happen. In the US Presidential race Trump too was a wild card if you forgive the pun. And although these two earth shattering events might seem a little removed from our day-to-day lives, these two bombshells will doubtless have a real and tangible impact on us all. Politics shapes economics and economics is nothing more than all our wallets added together! The trouble is that both of these events were unexpected and nobody knows for sure how they'll pan out.
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The financial markets are swinging in favour of a Bank of England base rate rise sometime in 2017, but don't start getting depressed/excited (delete as appropriate depending on whether you are a borrower or a saver) just yet. Nobody thinks rates are going to be changing much. Savings rates look very low for a long time to come and intense competition in the mortgage market is likely to keep mortgage rates at or near record lows too. We do know that Buy-to-Let mortgages are going to be harder to get due to new regulations which come in on 1st January 2017. We know too that the Government is raising squillions through National Savings in the spring with a bond paying; wait for it, 2.2%. Not a bad rate by today's measly standards, admittedly but there will be a maximum investment of £3,000 which, if you do the maths, gives a fabulous return of £68. The Government needs your money. Banks at the moment generally don’t so they won’t be looking to compete with that offer. There is, of course, the Lifetime ISA on the way, a Government-enhanced savings scheme pitched at would-be first time buyers or pension savers. It’s ingenious and worth checking out, but probably not a game changer. In another part of the financial services forest, many were surprised that the Chancellor didn't
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tinker with pensions in his Autumn Statement especially after the hype that preceded it. But perhaps we shouldn't be surprised. I have a real sense that this Government will duck real pension’s reform just as many previous Governments have done. It is the third rail of politics, you touch it at your peril. And with Brexit in the air, it’s probably not at the top of the Government’s to-do list. So where is a chap to invest? Property surely will carry on rising in value? I wouldn't bet your house on it.
We’re predicting flat prices nationally, although I think there may be a slightly more positive movement in Bristol and Bath which have become something of a housing hotspot in the last year. But even accounting for that, the cloud of uncertainty which will persist around Brexit for most of 2017 is likely to dampen the market. Maybe the answer is to just go out and spend. I get the feeling that nothing would please the Chancellor and the Governor of the Bank of England more! Go on, you could do with a new sofa! So despite the political fireworks of recent months, I have a feeling that it’s largely going to be more of the same for personal finances for 2017. But I thought politics was going to be predictable in 2016!
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The 1st two releases in this exciting & exclusive development (Between Berkeley & Thornbury) of 6 individual homes built in 3 bold, COMINGyet SOON! 4 new brand newstyles. contemporary styled detached barn type homes in this exclusive development of 6 elegant confident reassuringly traditional professional homes within 5 miles of Thornbury. Elegant & contemporary interiors. Four double bedrooms (en-suites to master and guest rooms). Stunning fitted kitchen/breakfast 4 bedsseparate (with en-suites master & guest rms). Spacious dual aspect living rm, dining rm, stunning fitted k/breakfast rm and separatetoutility. room, utilitytoroom and downstairs WC. Large dual aspect living room and separate dining room. Garden rear and allocated Vaulted ceilings to FF. Bold, confident yet reassuringly traditional. Now under construction build completion expected Spring 2017. parking for three cars.
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Answer the following trivia questions, taking the first letter of each answer, to spell a word associated with this issue. Send your answers to each question along with the 'secret' word, on e-mail, to: competitions@inbath.net subject: 'Next Voucher' for a chance to win! Closing date: 1st February 1, Major coastal seaport city and financial centre in southeastern Bangladesh(10)
2, 124th Emperor of Japan , reigning from December 25, 1926, until his death on January 7, 1989 (8)
3, American singersongwriter, producer and former dancer who appeared on this years Strictly Come Dancing --------- Lyn Newkirk (9) 4, Eighth and farthest known planet from the Sun in the Solar System (7)
5, Naturally-occurring form of crystalline carbon. It is a native element mineral found in metamorphic and igneous rocks (8) 6, Former Undisputed World Champion in both the cruiserweight and heavyweight divisions. ------Holyfield (7)
Last Issues Answers: atar 1) Carcassonne 2) Av ng Lo 3) Roxy 4) Orion 5) 6) Scottish WORD: CAROLS ET CR SE