Advertiser November17 by Lou Guthrie

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November 2017

Advertiser Essential shops & services with everything you need all wonderfully local!

Inside this month: Mint Velvet Armistice Day Waymark Now Open Christmas Menu: The Bell Shrivenham FC Fireworks Regent Cinema: Movies For You AmEgos: Monty Pythons Spamalot Community Ball: Saturday 18th Nov Concert: Amy Wadge & Luke Jackson Christmas Menu: The Horse and Jockey Faringdon Dramatic Society: Cider With Rose Den Boer Wines & La Bobina: Celebrate Sherry Week Promoting local business, trade and services. Advertise! Be Seen! Call Lou 01367 244975 or 07894 554551

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This Months Cover Saturday 11th Nov17 At the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of the eleventh month. A Two Minute Silence is observed, the day marks the end of the First World War. Remember those who have died for us!

We offer government funded Nursery places to some 2 year olds, as well as 3 and 4 year olds For more information, contact

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Jen Greenwood One of the most enjoyable aspects of photography is that you can always find something new to shoot. You don’t necessarily have to go far afield to find inspiration. I am rarely without my camera and, whether in the car or on foot, I am always on the lookout for the next shot. Invariably and frustratingly, I see the best shots when I’m in the car and can’t possibly pull over to take them for fear of being a danger to myself or others. I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve wanted to stop on the Severn Bridge because I’ve seen the most magnificent sunset or seascape. It’s infuriating, but I console myself with the thought that one day I will walk along that bridge and get those elusive shots! In the meantime, I enjoy local walks around Faringdon with my dog. My routes are always similar but the landscape isn’t; it’s constantly changing. It was early in the morning when I set off for the Folly, hoping to catch a sunrise. I was surprised at how quickly it was becoming daylight and I thought I’d missed the chance to capture the moment. However, when I arrived at the cricket club I was delighted to see the sun about to burst through the clouds and I quickly seized the opportunity to get this shot. Jen Greenwood https://www.facebook.com/jengreenwoodphotography/

Lou on 01367 244975 or 0789 455 455 1 - email lou@theadvertisermagazine.net Online copies www.theadvertisermagazine.net

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WHO’S NEXT?

Call Trish: 01367 820060 Cowleaze Farm, Woolstone, Oxon SN7 7QS Email: thedogstudio@live.co.uk Then there are the business awards presented by the Fairford and Lechlade Business Club, who are launching their event later this month. We will be attending the launch event and will report on the categories and criteria next month. Faringdon businesses have done well at these awards previously, so let’s see if we can come away with some more awards in 2018! Finally, at the time of going to press there were a limited number of tickets available for Faringdon’s social event of the year; “The Community Ball” – this annual fundraiser has been running for several years and takes place at the Sudbury House on Saturday 18th November from 6:30pm until late. To find out how your local school, community group or charity can benefit from the proceeds, please e-mail paul@brame.co.uk

Business Update Urgent action required! The £1.55 billion pot available for LEADER grant funding will be closing soon. OK, it will be closing in early 2019, but the application process does take some time! The grants available range from £5,000 up to £100,000 and are open to all businesses, community organisations and individuals. If you want to find out more about LEADER funding and the criteria for applying there is a roadshow at South Oxfordshire District Council’s offices on Thursday 23rd November at 1pm. Go to www.oxfordshireleader.org.uk for details. The Vale of White Horse District Council are almost ready to submit the latest part of their Local Plan for independent examination. It contains a number of references to the economic prosperity of the area and sets out the locations for housing in our administrative area in an attempt to fulfil Oxford’s housing need up to 2031, which cannot be met from within the City boundaries. Before the Plan is submitted, there will be a statutory six week consultation period after which the Plan will be submitted to the Secretary of State. The Council are bringing the Local Plan to Faringdon at 4pm on Tuesday 14th November, when there will be an exhibition followed by a public meeting in the Corn Exchange. We are fast approaching the “awards” season; the inaugural business awards run by Vale4Business were launched last month. There are eight categories; New Business, Innovation, Small Business, Large Business, Social Responsibility , Business Leader of the Year, Business Space of the Year and Employer of the Year. Further details about this and the Local Plan mentioned above can be found on theVale4Business website. Your Chamber of Commerce is looking to support any businesses that wish to be considered for an award.

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Faringdon Business Breakfast Club On 2nd October at 7.30 am we arrived at The Bell for our monthly networking meeting with a theme of ‘why I love what I do’. It was a great blend of regular attendees, some new faces and some returning faces who had not been able to be with us for a while. After our initial open networking session, we sat down for breakfast and then everyone was give 2 – 3 minutes to talk about their work and why they love doing it, or any other topic that was pertinent to them at the time. Needless to say, there were a great range of reasons that people love doing what they do but almost without exception they could be put into an overall category of helping people and businesses develop, grow and be more successful. An atmosphere of mutual support was generated with a greater depth of understanding about what motivates individuals to deliver their products and services. At our next meeting on 6 November we will hear from Anne O’Reilly who will talk to us about ‘The 6 Key Steps to Growing a Profitable Business. To book your place go to: https://fbbcnetworking.co.uk/

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REGENT CINEMA Wednesday 1st November - Hampstead (12A) (Comedy,Drama, Romance - 2017) (Film duration 1 hour 42 mins - if using town car parks we advise paying for 3 hours) An American widow finds unexpected love with a man living wild on Hampstead Heath when they take on the developers who want to destroy his home. Director: Joel Hopkins Stars: Diane Keaton, Brendan Gleeson, James Norton Matinee Club @ The Regent Cinema, The Corn Exchange, Faringdon. Doors open 12.30pm, film starts at 1pm. Free Tea/Coffee and a biscuit! Tickets in advance: £4 (£5 on door) Friday 24th Nov - My Cousin Rachel (12A) (Drama/Mystery/Romance - 2017) Film duration 1 hours 46 mins plus 15 min interval A young Englishman plots revenge against his late cousin's mysterious, beautiful wife, believing her responsible for his death. But his feelings become complicated as he finds himself falling under the beguiling spell of her charms. Director: Roger Michell Stars: Rachel Weisz, Sam Claflin, Holliday Grainger Blockbuster Nights @ The Regent Cinema, The Corn Exchange, Faringdon. Doors open 7.00pm, film starts at 7.30pm. Tickets in advance £4 Adults £3 Under 18s £10 Family (pay by phone 01367 240281) TICKETS ON DOOR : £5 Adults, £4 U18s, £11 Family For more info/ tickets contact Faringdon Info Centre on 01367 240281

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Our recent new arrivals include a good cross-section of whiskies, with something among them for all tastes. One of my all time favourites is now on its third release and that’s the Balblair 1999. Matured in both ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks this whisky combines the vanilla sweetness of the American oak and the robust spiciness of the Spanish oak to produce a whisky with a flavour profile of toffee, fruit cake, green apple and custard that is perfect for this time of year. It’s also beautifully presented so makes a great gift. For something a little lighter in style there is the new triple distilled Benromach. This is a real departure for Benromach as not only is it the first triple distilled whisky they’ve produced but it has also been matured in ex-bourbon casks rather than the sherry casks more usual for the distillery. Described as having notes of strawberry, elderflower and vanilla on the nose, and being smooth, sweet and fruity on the palate, finishing with the trademark Benromach whiff of smoke, this is an elegant whisky. We also have a couple of expressions from Mortlach (who partially triple distil their whisky) that have similar ‘dessert’ style flavours along with a little spice – beats trifle any day!

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A gift of whisky is not just about the pleasure it brings with its aroma and taste but also about the enjoyment of sharing it with friends or those evenings when it makes a philosopher of you as you sit and ponder the meaning of life with a dram in your hand. So, with Christmas approaching this might be the time to sit down and compile your whisky wish list or to think about what you might treat someone else to.

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Of course, this is the ideal time of year for a warming, peaty whisky and they don’t always have to be of the heavy, medicinal Islay style. Tomatin’s 2006 Cu Bocan is one of these more lightly peated expressions, with light, earthy smoke and warm winter spice flavours. It is a limited edition bottling and comes complete with a free whisky glass. Moving up a gear is the very first Balvenie Peat Week release, a single vintage expression that is produced during the one week a year that Balvenie use peat to dry their barley. Despite the high peating level (30ppm) the Speyside nature of the whisky, the use of Highland peat as opposed to Islay peat, and maturation in American oak all combine to produce a well rounded, smooth whisky that Balvenie describe as ‘peat smoke balancing citrus flavours, oaky vanilla and blossom honey’.

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Finally, we have the perfect gift for a whisky loving ornithologist – a selection of Royal Doulton decanters modelled as owls and falcons and filled with Whyte and Mackay whisky!

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Unforgettable Christmas Experience Tel: 01367 358050 The 17th century family run Bell Hotel, warmly invites you to celebrate Christmas with us, set in the heart of the idyllic Faringdon market place. We are offering a variety of festive dishes from our exceptional 3 course menu, finishing with tea or coffee and mince pies. Our Christmas Day commences with a glass of sparkling wine, serving will start at 12 noon until 3pm. We have only a few places left, so please call us now to ensure your Christmas Day with us. All our fresh produce is locally sourced and of a superior quality, for your enjoyment. Our Christmas Party Menu below, offers a choice of lunch or dinner for family gatherings or business parties. Peruse through our Christmas Day Menu, then please join us for an unforgettable Christmas Experience. topped with a parmesan crumb, onion marmalade and dipping bread. with warm crusty bread.

topped with a parmesan crumb, onion marmalade and dipping bread.

on toast with spiced tomato jam and dressed leaves. with warm crusty bread with all the trimmings. slow cooked for 12 hours, shallot mushroom and bacon garnish with a red wine jus, creamy mash potato & seasonal vegetables. with dauphinoise potatoes, watercress pesto carrots and green beans.

on toast with spiced tomato jam and dressed leaves.

Our carvery serving or with seasonal vegetables, crispy roast potatoes, scrumptious stuffing, pigs in blankets, Yorkshire puddings and gravy. (V)

with butter beans topped with parmesan crisps seasonal vegetables and a sweet potato puree. with brandy crème anglaise. with brandy crème anglaise. with biscuit crumb with biscuit crumb. with poached winter berries. with poached winter berries. Tea and Coffee with Petit Fours to finish. 3 course meal £30 children £17.50. A DEPOSIT is required for all bookings of £15 per person. All bookings require 48 hours’ notice. A pre order for all bookings is required 48 hours in advance.

Tea or Coffee and Mince Pies to finish 3 courses menu £60 Children £40

A DEPOSIT is required for all bookings of £20 per person. All bookings require a minimum of 48 hours’ notice. A pre order for all bookings is required 48 hours in advance.

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November Ramblings!

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Hello and a warm welcome to the always very interesting month of November Cross roads for the seasons and its butterfly surprises. I was amazed to learn on Sunday that those Red Admiral butterflies, are much more resourceful and tougher than we think. The butterflies choosing to fully stay in the UK will chase each other, court each other then lay fertilised eggs any time of the year when they can. Eggs are tidily placed in small tents on nettle leaves – from egg to pupa in the summer takes 1 week, but in November onwards it could take up to 4 weeks for the change. People have reported seeing male chasing male in January, as well as a vertical flight of a breeding pair on New Year’s Day. Nothing to do with high spirits – either friend or butterfly!! I write this on World Mental Health Day. Businesses are becoming increasingly aware of their role in good mental health provision (our younger Daughter is promoting this in Wales). Much of maintaining good mental health is up to each one of us being physically active with sport, reading on or off the computer, phone or tablet screen, sailing, walking the dog – or simply a quiet walk in the countryside. Mindfulness is a revived concept for mental and inner health at the moment, I have discussed this in the past. Coming into the sphere of mental health are fireworks. Not wishing to be a dampener, I do think that the mental health of both animals, farm, horse or pets and owners can be put into a negative phase at this time of year. Loud noises may be an issue within the context of Armed Forces PTSD or for people with bad experiences, as well as pet owners really concerned about the massive anxiety and loss of mental wellbeing of their pet at firework time. Preparation will always begin well ahead of the expected events at Halloween and Bonfire Night, New Year’s Eve…. At most practices, there will be many medicines that are in-stock at this time of the year – amongst others, there will be Feliway and Adaptil, Pet Remedy, Zylkene, Calmex and Yucalm. For acute need, there is another new product from the USA called Sileo, which is an effective oral gel at such times as this. Your own practice will have details of availability and suitability for your own pet. Much information exists from charities like the Blue Cross and Dogs Trust regarding fireworks and loud noises, as well as from the manufacturers of the short list of products that we use here at my Practice. Many things can be done on the night, creating an indoor cave, soothing music and curtains at dusk, as well as choosing a nonchalant, easy-going way of Interacting with your pet. On the Blue Cross web site www.bluecross.org.uk you will find advice on, keeping your dog happy, horses and ponies, cats, and rabbits. Much information has also been put out by the big equine charities about the risk of big falls of sycamore seeds due to high winds over pastures overgrazed by horses. Sycamore seeds at the moment and shoots and old seeds in Spring may be eaten, a typical myopathy or “Sycamore poisoning” can be fatal for horses, it is seasonal and is thought that the helicopter seeds in Autumn, and the saplings in Spring, contain Hypoglycin-A that causes atypical myopathy in horses. Information about this can be found on the Blue Cross web site www.bluecross.org.uk/pet-advice/sycamore-poisoning-horses Classic seasonal problems for dogs, include the horse-chestnut seeds or “conkers”. Most dogs remain asymptomatic (showing no symptoms) after conker ingestion or go on to develop mild gastrointestinal signs only. Serious cases of poisoning are uncommon. In the majority of symptomatic cases, dogs present with nausea and vomiting only, but may occasionally develop abdominal discomfort, diarrhoea, lethargy, ataxia, pyrexia, depression and tremor. There is also a significant risk of bowel obstruction, particularly if the conker is ingested whole, watch out for your dog with conker's. Be mindful, have a great month, keep safe, I leave you with this last thought! "Autumn is the eternal corrective. It is ripeness and colour and a time of maturity; but it is also breadth, and depth, and distance. What man can stand with Autumn on a hilltop and fail to see the span of his world and the meaning of the rolling hills that reach to the far horizon?" Robert Elliott 21-23 High Street, Stanford In The Vale, SN7 8LH 01367 710595 Hal Borland

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With nearly 50 years of property experience between them, 2 years ago, chartered surveyors Ed and Jenny Preece took the decision to move into residential estate agency, being a natural addition to their established commercial property consultancy business. They were convinced that their wider property and marketing experience would be beneficial and add value to their clients in the residential market. Having for a number of years successfully run their business from a converted outbuilding at their Uffington home, they further adapted the office to include a showroom for the residential side. There were one or two comments that they were not ‘proper’ estate agents because they did not have a town-centre office but through hard work, attention to detail, and a strong customer centred service, Waymark quickly established itself as a credible estate agency practice. With their continued success and the doubling of staff numbers, it became very clear that they would need more space. They feel now, is the right time to open a main high street premise and that Faringdon is the perfect partner to their Uffington office. If you visit Faringdon regularly, you will have noticed a lot of work going on at what was The Nut Tree gift shop at 2 Cornmarket. This has been nearly nine months of preparation, planning and painting which is coming to fruition at the end of this month. It has been an exciting time and finally Waymark is counting down the days to opening making sure all the finishing touches are in place. Ed and Jenny have wanted to create an environment that is appealing both inside and out and a little different from what most would expect when walking into an estate agents. What they are seeking to achieve is the same friendly and relaxed place which is a natural extension of their Uffington roots. Having had a ‘sneak peak’, it is safe to say they have achieved a welcoming place to chat through all things property. Be it the comfy sofa or the greater privacy of other seating areas, this is the perfect setting to discuss your commercial or residential property needs. The whole team at Waymark are very much looking forward to being a closer part of the town (and Ed in having the pasty and cheese shop next door!). They are really looking forward to having people popping in for a chat and a coffee.

Jenny Preece

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Shirley Jackson The Haunting Of House Hill The August Bank Holiday was redolent with the scent of honeysuckle and the all too rare feeling that we were finally able step off the treadmill, get away from the daily grind AND have the weather to support it. Over that weekend, I decided to revisit old favourites for no other reason than the air was humming with the last gasp of the summer and I wanted to feel as cosseted and warm as the air itself. I’ve been reading a lot of Shirley Jackson this year, awaiting the release of a new autobiography in November on the grand dame of Gothic American writing. One of the first books I ever read of hers was The Haunting of Hill House, more a novella than a full novel, and the inspiration for two film adaptations, with the earlier version (1963) being the better – aren’t they always? It may seem bizarre to some that I headed down the path of contemporary Gothic writing at peak summer…but I liked the contrast. Like all of Jackson’s writing, the twist in the tale comes when you least expect it. If you don’t shy away from exploring the darker things in the literary canon, Jackson is very much the lady for you. I also plunged back into the autobiography of probably my biggest literary idol, one who has inspired me from childhood to the present day. I read my first Agatha Christie at the age of eleven, a copy of Peril at End House my father picked up at a jumble sale and knew I would love. Christie was never that fond of Peril at End House, but for me it opened up a treasure trove which I’ve spent many a year exploring. The only reason I’m excited about the new Kenneth Branagh-helmed film version of Murder on the Orient Express is the conversations it will throw up about the no doubt superior classic version directed by Sidney Lumet in 1974. Christie’s autobiography is by no means the definitive version of her life. She leaps right over her famed disappearance in 1926, when, driven by the stress that the end of her first marriage caused she did a midnight flit and was eventually found, after a national search, in a spa in Harrogate. But it doesn’t matter about what she doesn’t cover – what she does cover fills the reader with the delight of an author charmed by life, with a mind that never stopped delving into mystery, and pulling up novel after novel that excited and inspired. I’ve never stopped reading Christie, and I never will. She is as timeless as the English oak, and emblematic of the best of England as that venerable old tree. Long may we all be intrigued.

Claire Meadows

01367 240402

www.kinchplanthire.co.uk Old Sawmills Rd, Park Rd, Faringdon, SN7 7DS

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Th e Horse and Jockey

Amy Wadge

Christmas Party Menu

Garlic Buttered King Prawns and Smoked Salmon on sauteed leeks with a gently spiced avocado dip

Must See!

Creamy Roast Sweet Potato Soup served with crusty bread & butter Crostini of Beef; rocket, roasted cherry tomatoes on mustard & horseradish toasts *** Norfolk Turkey Breast served with duck fat roast potatoes, honey roasted piccolo parsnips, rosemary & Parma ham wrapped chipolata and a pork & herb stuffing Honey Baked Ham served with an apple and berry compote, bacon & apple braised red cabbage and Dauphinoise potatoes Bread-Crumb Fillet of Cod served with herb roasted new potatoes, pea puree & tartar sauce

Amy Wadge & Luke Jackson

Superstars Amy Wadge & Luke Jackson return for a 3rd time in Faringdon on Thursday 25th Jan18. Doors open at 7pm for 7:30 start. Book your tickets now as they sell out very quickly!

Luke Jackson

The tickets are available from the Faringdon Tourist Information Centre tel: 01367 240281 or http://www.wegottickets.com/event/410827 Or call Val Stansford direct on 07766077115

Wild Mushroom & Stilton Parcels with a port & redcurrant sauce and roast potatoes All mains are served with a selection of seasonal vegetables & a side of cauliflower cheese *** Chocolate Orange Cheesecake Christmas Pudding served with homemade brandy butter ice cream Winter Berry Crumble served with hot vanilla custard Est. 1986

This menu is available from Wednesday 6th to Saturday 23rd December excluding Sundays, Mondays & Tuesdays. Price £27.50per person for Lunch or Dinner (£23.50 for two courses) A non-refundable deposit of £10 per person is required to confirm your booking. Final numbers and menu choices are required seven days in advance.

25 Faringdon Road, Stanford in-the-Vale, Oxon, SN7 8NN

Tel 01367 710302 www.horseandjockey.org

GARDENSCAPE Individual Design, Construction & Maintenance To discuss your personal garden requirements phone: 01865 250372 or 07773333531 Roger Hutchence - BA (HONS) NCH (Landscape Construction) www.gardenscape.biz Roger@gardenscape.biz

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NICK MOORE CARS

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perrybishop.co.uk 16 Market Place Faringdon 01367 240356

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Faringdon

A pretty period cottage with potential to extend and a paddock of c 0.7 acre. Situated in a rural location within sight of the historic Uffington White Horse.

Spacious inside and out, this is a property that offers so much potential you must come and view!

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Longcot Faringdon

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There is an overwhelming sense of light and space in this beautifully refurbished detached cottage which boasts parking for four and spacious, pretty gardens.

A beautiful and elegant Georgian cottage, formerly part of Faringdon House estate and offering a very private rear garden and garaging, all within walking distance of the town centre.

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Crowdy & Rose Solicitors of Faringdon and Lechlade We have a wealth of local knowledge and are an established part of the local community providing for the needs of our clients

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THE JEWELLERS OF FARINGDON BRANCH CLOSING DOWN SALE HALF PRICE ON MANY ITEMS

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EVERYTHING MUST GO! 18 Market Place, Faringdon, SN7 7HP Tel:01367 241114 E-mail: faringdon@deacons-jewellers.com

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Healthy Living!

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TRYING NEW THINGS CAN HELP WITH WELLNESS Engaging in things that are both familiar and comfortable can be good for our mental health as it can be safe, but sometimes trying something new can have benefits too. YOU HAVE A CHOICE: When you choose to do something new you will always reap the benefits of making that choice. Whether it turns out to be what you expected or not, deciding to do something is better than not making a decision and not experiencing what could have been. HAVE A GO: Trying something new can induce lots of sensations both emotional and physical. Being able to experience a new thing in a supported way can be very positive. NEW PERSPECTIVE: There is always room to learn and understand new things. Seeing something from a fresh perspective can be very rewarding especially for the soul. SHIFT YOUR ATTITUDE: There are lots of reasons to not do things however a shift in attitude maybe all that is needed. Open yourself up to something new. FIND JOY IN NEW THINGS: It is a great feeling when we use our energy for things that we find joy in. Sometimes the things that challenge us also teach us new things, that can help to keep us well and can help others do the same. IMPROVE OUR BRAIN: Our brains have a fantastic ability to change over time and to learn new things. The more often we try something unfamiliar, the more we change our hardwired patterns in the brain, eventually making a new skill. We are keeping our brains healthy and able.

HIGHWORTH TRAVEL INDEPENDENT LUXURY TRAVEL SPECIALIST

TRY IT, IT MIGHT WORK: When it comes to our health if something is not working why do we keep doing it? Probably because it always seems more comfortable to do what we’ve always done! Don’t be afraid to admit that something isn’t right. Confront it! Sometimes you need to allow someone to help you with this but trying a new thing might actually work. Wouldn’t it be good if we tried something and we felt better? There are a lot of interrelated dimensions to wellness as well as the physical. Emotional, interpersonal and social, intellectual, spiritual and environmental wellness should all be put in balance - we are looking at an holistic approach to how we successfully live our lives. Even if it doesn’t work for you at least you have had a go and made change – and perhaps you can pass on some the positive things you have learnt to improve someone else’s life. All the best. Rich.

Richard Marfell – Wellness Coach 07800636004 Richardmarfelluk@gmail.com

office@highworthtravel.co.uk www.highworthtravel.co.uk

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OUR SERVICES NEW BUILDS EXTENSIONS SOLAR PANELS STRIP & RETILE PORCHES STORM DAMAGE FULL FASCIA & SOFFIT REPLACEMENT WE ARE FULLY INSURED GET YOUR FREE QUOTE TODAY Give us a call today on: 01367 821 108 Or 07769 945 779 Email us on lisaj.fitchett@yahoo.co.uk www.ppfroofing.co.uk

Cameo Glass, 100 Faraday Park, Dorcan Ind. Est., Swindon, SN3 5JF Tel: 01793 513864 Fax: 01793 535476 Email: sales@cameo-glass.com

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Rob.. The Cheese Man! Rob

Best Cornish Pasty’s. Really Tasty Gammon Ham. 01367 241702 Market Place Faringdon SN7 7HP

For a 4th year International Sherry Week will be celebrated in a multitude of events in more than 25 countries during the week of November 6th – 12th, 2017. Sherry is a fortified wine made from the white grapes of Palomino, Pedro Ximenez or Moscatel. Sherry has a protected designation of origin status and according to Spanish Law, all wine labelled as 'Sherry' must originate from what is known as the 'Sherry Triangle’ which is in the province of Cadiz, between Jerez de la Frontera, Sanlucar de Barrameda and El Puerto de Santa Maria, Southern Spain.

SUNDAY - TUESDAY CLOSED WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

10 - 4:30PM 10 - 4:30PM 10 - 4:30PM 10 - 4:30PM

The production of sherry facilitates the diversity of style. Following the fermentation of the base wine, grape spirit is added, fortifying the wine and increasing its alcohol level. The fortified wine is stored in 500 litre North American oak casks (aka butts) which are filled, leaving an ullage, or empty space ('two fists' width) at the top to enable a 'flor', or a film of yeast to develop. The sherry is put into the Solera system (Criaderas y Solera), where younger wine is added to the barrels at the start of a series of 3-9 barrels. The Solera operates on a system whereby a portion of the wine is moved to the next barrel down, blending with older wine. This occurs with each barrel in the series. The final product, depending on the style, may be between 5-30% of each barrel in the Solera. The age of the youngest wine to be bottled is determined by the number of barrels in the Solera, with each bottle containing some wine older than is declared. The wine which is to be bottled is taken from the butts (barrels) at floor level, the solera, which contain the oldest wines. This method allows the sherry to undergo a lengthy ageing process – some are matured for more than 20 or 30 years! Legally, Sherry must be aged at least two years prior to sale.

BATHROOM SHOWROOM Open to the Public & Trade

Faringdon is joining in with the Sherry Week celebrations at La Bobina with Den Boer Wines on Thursday, 9th November 7.30pm. The evening will begin with a sherry cocktail upon arrival, followed by an explanation of the process of sherry production. A range of sherries will be tasted alongside tapas dishes, followed by a ‘Venencia Relay’. Tickets are £25 are available from La Bobina tel: 01367 240578 Sherry Week

For your dream bathroom Let us help!… 01367 242666 faringdon@activeplumbingsupplies.co.uk

Unit A&B, Park Road, Faringdon, SN7 7DS Call Donna on: 01367 241169 Or 07919 241881

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Out and About Date

Event

Venue

Time

Contact

Charge/info

Wed 1st

Hampstead (12A)

The Regent Cinema

12.30pm

Wed 1st

Drama or Crisis North Korea & Nuclear Weapons

Friends Meeting House

7.30pm

Jennie 01367 710308 Karen 01367 241707

Donation

Wed 1st

Stanford in the Vale Parish Council Meeting

Large Village Hall, Stanford in the Vale

7.30pm

Mike Dew 01367 71038

All Welcome

Thu 2nd

White Horse Garden Club Talk: Digging Deeper

Thomas Hughes Memorial Hall Uffington

7.30pm

Pamela 01367-820251 or parrottspreene@aol.com

Members Free Visitors £2.50

Fri 3rd

Fernham Fireworks

Fernham

5.30pm

richardmartinrees@gmail.com 01367 243554

Free

admin@allsaintsfaringdon.org.uk

Free

Advance £4 On the Door £5

Fri 3rd

Christmas Fayre

Corn Exchange

9.15am 11am

Fri 3rd

Talk: “Creation or Evolution do we have to choose?”

Corn Exchange

7.30pm

Sat 4th

Fireworks and Bonfire

Faringdon House

6pm

Sun 5th

CPD accredited Dog First Aid course

Danetree Vets Faringdon

10.30am 1pm

www.dog-first-aid.com/programmes/

£49.50 per person

Wed 8th

Mistletoe & Twine - Folly Dollies WI

Catholic Church Hall

8pm

follydollies@hotmail.com

Annual £39 Visitors £5

Thu 9th Sat 11th

Cider with Rosie

Faringdon Junior School

7pm

Tickets from The Gifted Magpie or www.faringdondramatic.org.uk/tickets/box-office/

Adult £10 U16s £8

Thu 9th

Talk “London's Liquid History”

Corn Exchange

2.30pm

faringdondistrictu3a.wordpress.com/

Visitors £1.50

Tickets from Tourist Information Centre

£6

£7 child £5

Fri 10th

Festival of Remembrance

Corn Exchange

7.30pm

Fri 10th Sun 12th

Remembrance Exhibition

Old Town Hall

10am 4pm

Sat 11th

Fernham Christmas Bazaar

St Johns Church & Fernham Village Hall

11am 3pm

www.fernham.info

Free Entry & parking

Sat 11th

Women’s Breakfast. Talk: Beauty Inside & Out

Stanford in the Vale Large Hall

8.30am

Julia Thorp on 07760370717 stdenysgals@yahoo.com

Free Donations to St Denys

Mon 13th

Stanford Art Group Meeting Line & Wash Demo

Stanford Village Hall

7.15pm

David Morton 01367 710754

Non Members £4 Members £2

Wed 15th

Stanford WI: Evening of Christmas Crafts

Stanford Village Hall

7.30pm

01235 765461

Non Members £3

Thu 16th

National Theatre Live: Follies

The Beacon Wantage

7pm

beaconwantage.co.uk/whats-on

£15

Sat 18th

Stir Up Saturday Market

Faringdon Market Square

All Day

Sat 18th

Fairford Festival of choirs

St Mary’s Church

All Day

01285 712334

Sat 18th

Morgan & West: More Magic for the Kids (5yr+)

The Beacon Wantage

2pm 3pm

beaconwantage.co.uk/whats-on

Tickets £10 Family £3

Sat 18th

Morgan & West: Time Travelling Magicians (7yr+)

The Beacon Wantage

8pm 10pm

beaconwantage.co.uk/whats-on

Tickets £13

Thu 23rd

Social evening with the Garden Club

Stanford in the Vale Village Hall, Huntersfield

7.30pm

Rosemary Packer 01367 710445

Visitors £3

Fri 24th

My Cousin Rachel (12A)

The Regent Cinema

7pm

www.faringdontowncouncil.gov.uk/regent-cinema

Adults £4 U18s £3 Family £10

Fri 24th

Christmas Bingo

Langford Village Hall

7pm

To help with prizes call Chrissy 01367 860514 or Tracey 860721

In Aid of Langford Village Hall

Sat 25th

Kelmscott Christmas Craft Fair

Morris Memorial Hall

10 am 4pm

01367 712122 or 07814 666939

Free

Sat 25th

Wantage & Grove Lions Christmas Bingo

Grove Village Hall

6.45pm

Sat 25th

Christmas Fairtrade Stall

St Denys Church

10am noon

Wed 29th to 2nd Dec

Monty Pythons Spamalot

King Alfreds Academy Theatre

7:30

Sat 2nd

Bourton Club Christmas Craft Fair

Bourton

Sun 3rd

Christmas with Wantage Band & Cotswold Voices

Sun 3rd

Free

Raffle & Refreshments

Tickets available at www.wegottickets.com/amegos

£13.20

12pm 4pm

Book a table call Lisa 07776271791

Free mulled wine and mince pies

Corn Exchange

6pm

Tickets from Tourist Info or 01235 770378

Adults £12 Seniors £8 U16s £6

Craft Fayre

Langford Village Hall

2pm 4pm

Chrissy 860514 to book a table (£5)

Refreshments & Raffle

Wed 13th

Have Yourself A Dolly Little Christmas

Catholic Church Hall

8pm

follydollies@hotmail.com

Visitors £5

Sat 16th

Marche de Noel Market

Faringdon Market Square

December

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Local Events Date

Event

Venue

Contact

Charge/info

Every Day

Home Library Service

Books to your door!

Time

Sheena or Jane 01367 240311

Free

Every Sun

Easy Cycling

Under the Town Hall, Faringdon

11am

Cycling at a gentle pace, Families welcome. No one gets left behind

Free

Mon, Tue & Wed

Free One to One IT Help

Faringdon Library

2:30pm 4:30pm

Faringdon.library@oxfordshire .gov.uk

Free

Every Mon

Button Bicycle School Of Sewing

Rookery

7:00pm

Buttonbicycle@gmail.com

Every Mon

Lunch Box Singing

Faringdon Library

1 - 2pm

Sheena 01367 240311

Free Open to all

Every Mon

Sing and Sign Classes

Old Town Hall

9:30-10:30am

www.singandsign.com

Reserve place on website

Every Mon

Bridge Club

Faringdon United Church

6.45pm 10.15pm

Françoise Stacey, Secretary of the Club: 01367 241813

£2 per person Free tea/coffee

Every 2nd & 4th Mon

Disco Dots

Pump House Project

9:30-11am

Lucy 07900 800657

£1

3rd Mon

Faringdon WI

Catholic Church Hall

2pm

Hazel dmamg16@live.co.uk

Every Mon & Thurs

Faringdon Day Centre

Baptist Church Hall Bromsgrove

9:15- 2:15

Supervisor 07523 116918

£7 inc lunch. Transport available

1st Tue

Junior Book Club

Faringdon Library

3.45- 4.45pm

Sheena 01367 240311

Ages 8-11 yrs

1st Tue

Farmers Market

Market Place, Faringdon

Until 1pm

01367 710445

Every Tue

Coffee Morning

Faringdon Library

10am - 12:00

Sheena 01367 240311

The Pump House Project

10:30am 11.30am

wantage@babysensory.co.uk Kat Culverwell 07800568040 Sylvia 01367 242007

Every Tue

Baby & Toddler Sensory

Every Tue

Free

Whist Drive

The Old Town Hall

2:30pm

Every Tue&Wed

Table Tennis

Faringdon Leisure Centre

Tue 2-3pm Wed 11am-12

Just turn up

Every Tue&Thur

Baby & Toddler 0-4yrs

United Church

9:30 -11am

faringdontoddlers@gmail.com Alex Molton

£2

Every Wed

Open Coffee House

Great Coxwell Reading Room

10:30-11:30am

Sylvia Athawes 01367 241179

Everyone welcome

Every Wed

The Crafty Crew

The Pump House Project

9.30-11.30am

info@thepumphouseproject.co.uk

Runs during Cake Cafe

Every Wed

Walking for Health

Start at Old Town Hall

10:30am

www.faringdon.org/walking-and-cycling

Walks to suit all abilities

£2 per session

Every Wed

Faringdon Shed

Woodwork Class at FCC

7pm - 9pm

0845 4740142

Free

Every Wed

Community Cake

The Pump House Project

9:30-11:00

info@thepumphouseproject.co.uk

£1 for Cake & Drink

Every Wed

Community Singing Group

The Pump House Project

12-1:00

info@thepumphouseproject.co.uk

£3 per person

Every Wed

Citizen Advise Bureau

Pump House

10am - 11am

01367 242191

Free

1st Wed

Open Mic Night

Horse and Jockey, Stanford in the Vale

9pm

Info@horseandjockey.org

Free

1st Wed

Buckland WI - Speaker and meeting each month

The Memorial Hall, Buckland

7pm

Libby Calvert 01367 870803

Non members £4 incl. refreshment

1st Wed

Information & Gadget Drop-in

Pump House Project

9:30am-11:30

Sonia

During Cake Cafe

2nd Wed

Follies Dollies WI

Catholic Church Hall

8-10pm

Charlotte 07809 225795

1st & last Wed

The Knitting Group

Horse and Jockey, Stanford in the Vale

7pm

Ruth Chester 01367710362 caston@tlkc.co.uk

Free

Every Wed & Thurs

Slimming World

United Reformed Church

Wed 5:30pm Thurs 9:30am

Wed 7:30pm Louise 07717 681939

£4.95

Every Wed&Fri

Badminton

Faringdon Leisure Centre

Wed 8-9am Fri 5-6pm

Every Thu

Slimming World

Stanford Primary School

7:30pm

Nancy 07710177808

£4.95

Every Thu

Quiz

Horse & Jockey, Stanford in the Vale

9pm

01367 710302

Free

Every Thu

Chatterbox

Stanford Small Village Hall

10am - 12pm

Sandra 01367 718303

Coffee/Tea, Chat, Raffle

1st Fri

Book Club

Faringdon Library

6pm - 7pm

All welcome Jenny Howard-Jones 01367710382

Tea & coffee available Goods orders taken Free

£3 per session

Every Fri

Country Market

Corn Exchange

9:15am 11.00am

Every Fri term time

Rhymetime

Faringdon Library

10:30am 11am

Sheena 01367 240311

Every Sat

Yoga Classes

Faringdon United Church

9am - 10.15am Adults

www.yogabear.org.uk 7875633923

Every Sat

Family History Sessions

Faringdon Library

10am - 12:00

01367 240311

Various

Stagecoach.co.uk/faringdon 01367 240663

Every Sat

Stagecoach Faringdon

Faringdon Junior School

Every Sun

Teas at St Mary’s Church

Uffington

2nd Sun

Great Coxwell Teas

The Reading Room,

Call to book a 1 to 1 slot

Fay Foster 01367 820363 2:30pm - 5pm

Great Coxwell

Tea, Coffee and Cakes

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Experts - local services The Veterinary Surgery of Robert Elliott

Court Cattery

As an independently run family practice, established in 1994, we are able to combine traditional standards with modern techniques and selected high-quality equipment. We aim to provide high quality care in an especially warm and friendly environment. E-mail: enquiries@vets-surgery.com www.vets-surgery.com

Stanford-in-the-Vale FAB now ICC & Vale licensed Established in 2000 Family run – Short or long stays; Medical management service available on enquiry. Veterinary Care provided by the adjacent Robert Elliott Veterinary Surgery you are always welcome to arrange a first-time visit E-mail: sam@vets-surgery.com www.court-cattery.com

01367-710595

01367-711952

Self Storage Rooms for Business and Home

The Cheap Way to Add Space www.storage4all.co.uk

www.lisamoore-photography.com

lmoore965@btinternet.com

01367 240880

drew.cameron@ storage4all.co.uk

Robbie Anger Plastering

House and Animal Sitting If you need someone to help look after your animals or home whilst you’re away. I’m happy to help out. I have a car and am happy to travel between Faringdon and Woodstock twice a day. If you’d prefer me to stay over, that could be arranged too. I charge £10.00 per visit or £40 per stay over.

All aspects of modern and traditional ladies, gents and children's mobile hairdressing Sarah Reynolds

07890 539 877 natsplayer@hotmail.com

075430129076 Local, with references you can call, no job is to small

Swan Hill

Dog Grooming & Spa Swan Hill Farm Buildings Townsend Road Shrivenham SN6 8HR

Call Beth Keene on 07398 505794

Located

Short/Long Distances Business Accounts Driver Hire 4/7 Seater's

01367243838-07894572919 01367705030

07955499467

Chickens & Poultry Feed All at unbeatable prices

Enquiries@faringdoncars.co.uk www.faringdoncars.co.uk

prince & paws hello@princeandpaws.co.uk

FARINGDON 01367 244 611

We stock Nitty Gritty Headlice Lotion

Facebook.com /TheBarbersFaringdon

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Open Mon-Sat 8am-12 noon Closed bank holidays Tel: 01865 821537 or 07759551946 www.mjhodgkins.co.uk New Barn Farm, Longworth, OX13 5ED

Book in for a hot towel and traditional “cut throat” razor shave

Homeopathy Hours of business: Monday: 9am - 1pm Tuesday: 9am - 6pm Wednesday: 9am - 6pm Thursday: 9am - 7pm Friday: 9am - 6pm Saturday: 8:30am - 2pm

Corporate Service Courier Service Executive Cars Insured Cars

Society of Homeopaths

GENTLE EFFECTIVE HOLISTIC THERAPY Daytime & Evening Appointments Clinics in Uffington and Wantage Heather Abel BA/BSc RSHom Tel: www.homeopathy-oxfordshire.co.uk

Dog walking Puppy visits Pet sitting Horse care House sitting Fully insured DBS checked Member of NarpsUK

Call Julia on 0772 933 3256

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Experts - local services M.Y. Garden Services Qualified gardener with over 20 years of garden/estate maintenance. ·

All types of gardening - maintenance and some design

Stone work - walls/repairs, pointing, concreting etc

Winter - leaf collection, painting, some plumbing/building work

Fully insured and excellent references on request Tel Mike on 07957867951 or 01793 976709 email mrdyates@yahoo.com

gregg@allseasonstrees.com www.allseasonstrees.com

20% Off First Booking See Facebook For Our Specials

Call Vicky 07958 241342 Email vsbandali@hotmail.co.uk

Carswell Golf & Country Club, Faringdon, SN7 8PU

All Of Your Pets Needs Under One Roof Tel: 01367 240126 - 07837500985 Oakfield, Great Coxwell, SN7 7LU Keratin Hair Treatment No more frizzy hair!

Monika Becker H.P Holistic Practitioner

07742 982757 Grove Technology Park Downsview Road Boston House, Unit 7 Wantage, Oxon OX12 9FF

Keratin… Smooth, silky, shiny & tangle-free hair Lasts 3 - 4 months, only £70 Call Jane @ Tangles Lechlade 01367 252374 or 07788156438

groveclinicoxon@gmail.com www.grovewellnessclinic.net

Ohm Electrix (Faringdon Oxfordshire) ANY DISTANCE - ALL UK AIRPORTS PORTS AND DAY TRIPS

Electrical services and Installations Fully qualified and insured electrician. All types of domestic work undertaken, from small jobs to garden and garage power, to full rewires. Commercial and Solar PV work also catered for. Friendly, professional service from a local company.

Phone: 07879 013359 Mail: Ohm.Electrix@Gmail.com

Fully licensed & insured, CRB approved

FARINGDON COBBLER’S WHERE QUALITY COUNTS 8 CORNMARKET FARINGDON SN7 7HH

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Quality Shoe Repairs Key Cutting Engraving Watch Repairs ID & Visa Photo’s Trophy's Gifts For all Occasions Authorized Zippo Retailer VAPE’S & E-Liquid *NEW IN*

Open Mon - Fri 8:30 - 5:30 Sat 9:00 - 5:00

01367 243134

Registered with the NICEIC domestic installer “part P” SCHEME

Do you want your small garden and pots, spring cleaning for your own easy maintenance? Call Angela at Matrix Gardening 01367 821056

DENBOER

WINES . TASTINGS . EVENTS

07919 241881 donnarogers@denboerwines.com

denboerwines.com

JOE PEARCE PLASTERING 07709960598 jplasterer3@gmail.com All internal plasterwork,Traditional lime plastering, External rendering & specialist finishes

The Advertiser is produced by Lou Guthrie published by The Advertiser Magazine Ltd Tel: 07894 554551. All artwork designed by us is the copyright of The Advertiser Magazine Ltd and must not be used by or in any other publication, in whatsoever format, without our prior written consent. No part of this publication, whether advert, pictures or text, may be reproduced in any format whatsoever without the prior written consent of The Advertiser Magazine Ltd . The information published in the advertisements and other articles is supplied and approved by advertisers. The Advertiser Magazine Ltd does not verify or ratify any claims made in such advertisements or text, nor does it accept any claims or liability arising from contact with or use of services advertised. Every effort is made to ensure the accurate reproduction of information supplied by advertisers in their advertisements or other text submitted. Any inaccuracies must be notified to the publisher immediately following the first insertion so that amendments may be made for subsequent issues. The Publisher does not accept responsibility or liability for claims arising for inaccuracies published in advertisements where the advertiser has not advised The Advertiser Magazine Ltd prior to publication.

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Selby Lowndes Family law solicitors

Experts in Divorce Family and Children law Chambers & Partners Legal Directory Oxford Faringdon Swindon Cirencester Cotswolds

Free First Interview Fixed Fees Available

0845 521 2071 www.slsfamilylaw.co.uk contact@slsfamilylaw.co.uk Selby Lowndes Solicitors LLP, 3 Ram Court, Wicklesham Lodge, Faringdon, Oxon SN7 7PN

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