July 2013 Advertiser

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July 2013

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

Inside this month: Wine Review: Variety Ox-Fest: 12-13-14 July A Little Nibble: Lemons Talk to the Vet: Fly Strike‌ Food Review: The Royal Oak Arkwrights Whisky: Tobemory Nick Moore Cars & Valeting Services Chapman Worth: Chartered Accountants Promoting local business, trade and services.

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Red Lion Faringdon presents

BBQ in the Garden

Live Band & BBQ in the Garden 01367 242629 3 Cornmarket Faringdon, Oxfordshire, SN7 jo@grovedene.co.uk / www.theredlionfaringdon.co.uk

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WHO’S NEXT?

Call Trish: 01367 820060 Cowleaze Farm, Woolstone, Oxon SN7 7QS Email: thedogstudio@live.co.uk there is a chance that the mast will be re-located or even de-commissioned, which could adversely affect the signal in the town.

The Chamber of Commerce through treasurer, Sarah Allen-Stevens, have used this contact with Vodafone to initiate discussions of how the town may be serviced in the future, for all networks. This being particularly appropriate as the Vale4Business launch was focusing on ways of promoting business in the Vale of White Horse, including the delivery of superfast broadband and other services such as 4G. This pre-empts the topics for discussions at the forthcoming Faringdon Chamber of Commerce meeting with Tescos, scheduled for Monday 8th July at the Faringdon Town Hall when representatives from Tescos will be present to answer questions about the new store and their plans. Whilst attendance will be restricted to Chamber members, there will be a few places available to others. If you are interested in coming to the meeting or even if you are just interested in posing a question about Tesco’s plans, then please e-mail paul.brame@morgan-cole.com for further details. The Faringdon Chamber of Commerce meets monthly on the second Monday in each month at the Old Crown Coaching Inn from 6:30pm. Please come along and make your views known. If we don’t hear from you, then we don’t know what is on the minds of local businesses, so please do let us know what the Chamber of Commerce may do for you.

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Business Update An opportunistic meeting with the Chief Executive Officer of Vodafone UK was instrumental in getting the mobile phone signal re-instated from the mast at the new Tesco site. Paul Brame, President of the Faringdon Chamber of Commerce, was attending the launch event of the Vale4Business initiative at Williams F1 where Guy Laurence, CEO of Vodafone UK, was a keynote speaker.

Paul seized the chance to take Faringdon’s plight right to the top of the organisation. This set in motion a chain of events that led to the mobile signal, which covers a large part of the town including the centre, being reinstated within 48 hours of this meeting. The issue had arisen due to the fact that the contractors clearing the former JDS site, to pave the way for a new Tesco supermarket, had managed to cut through the fibreoptic cable thus rendering the mast useless and leaving hundreds of individual users and many businesses with no means of making or receiving calls or data. Paul commented that following this chance meeting, “I was not expecting anything to happen quickly, but imagine my delight when in my Inbox the next morning was an e-mail from the CEO himself saying that this was being dealt with at the highest level” Whilst the mast is now back in action, there does remain the question over what Tesco’s plans are for this facility

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Lets talk about Whis ky

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Our Scottish island hopping takes us next to the Isle of Mull, which is certainly an island where the vagaries of the weather can hamper communication and transport (I got stuck there for 2 days once – not that I’m complaining…)

There is only one distillery on Mull and this is situated next to the harbour in the pretty town of Tobermory. Rather fittingly it was originally named Ledaig – which is the Gaelic for ‘safe haven’.

Tobermory is one of Scotland’s oldest legal distilleries and is a charming place to visit. The site is very compact and the atmosphere laid back, to the extent that one ex-manager of Tobermory told me he had on several occasions found visitors wandering into his onsite living accommodation rather than the distillery! It’s very traditional in style, with the mash tun having a beautiful copper lid, but it does have one point of difference in that the lyne arms that carry the spirit vapour away from the pot still are S-shaped and so some vapour re-condenses before leaving the still and is re-distilled – resulting in a lighter spirit.

Tobermory produces two distinctly different types of whisky.

The first of these is an unpeated single malt that is light, dry, malty, nutty and fruity in style. The current range consists of just a 10 and a 15 year old. Of these, the 10 year old is most typical of the house style and it proved very popular with the group I visited with (particularly my Dad…). The 15 year old is rather special as it is transferred to an Oloroso sherry cask for the final part of it’s maturation and, although mainly matured on the mainland, returns to its island roots for final maturation resulting in a rich and more coastal dram.

The other whisky produced at Tobermory is a peated style that goes under the old distillery name of Ledaig. This is perhaps more what you would expect from an island whisky as along with it’s inherent fruitiness there is a distinct tarry, peaty, spiciness on both the nose and the palate but, surprisingly, also a definite sweetness. Currently, there is only a 10 year old distillery bottling but we also have a Gordon & Macphail bottling that is close to 19 years old and was matured in re-fill sherry butts for a quite different tasting experience.

Fran Thomas Arkwrights Whisky and Wines

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Seven Acres Nurseries Bedding plants annuals all now in stock!……..

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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If you would like to know more, simply contact Michelle on 01793 528924 or 0785 661655, quoting “Summer Offer” or visit our website

Take a short break in one of our luxurious homes and enjoy up to two nights on us. Stay for up to 7 nights for the price of 5 this summer, at selected care homes.

Our flexible booking system means that you can arrive and Downs View Care Centre Badbury leave on whichever day of the week suits you best. Maintained Swindon SN4 OEU to high standards, our thoughtfully designed care homes offer 01793 740240 24 hour, premium quality nursing, personal and specialist Residential and Specialist Dementia Care.

Dementia Care We provide a complete range of facilities and services to suit Respite and Day Care your individual care needs. Every home offers extremely comfortable, stimulating safe and friendly atmosphere, so its Church View Nursing Home not surprising that our homes have consistently gained high Rainer Close Stratton St. Margaret Swindon SN3 4YA ratings from the Care Quality Commission.

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Ox-Fest is a 3 Day Family Festival on 12, 13 and 14 July 2013 at Carswell Golf & Country Club, only 20 minutes from Oxford, Swindon, Wantage and Witney appealing to ALL ages. OX-FEST includes local, home-grown talent along-side some of the most popular and established tribute bands on the planet, including; ABBA, THE BEATLES, BOB MARLEY, BON JOVI & TAKE THAT. Attractions: - H4H, Oxfordshire Gospel Choir, Military Wives, Funtime Bounce, Ox Factor, WOAPA, Katalystic, SHUSH, Hacketts, FCC, DJ Techniques, Miss P Foundation, Zumba-Oxford Bars: - Adult tickets are for persons aged 18+ and wrist band will permit access to bars. Additional ID will be required prior to sale of alcohol. U18s will not be permitted in the bars.

Camping: - (Frid/Sat/Sun) – Hire a Tipi or bring your own tent - www.tipiholidaysuk.co.uk Crèche: - Award Winning, Old Station Nursery, Faringdon – www.theoldstationnursery.co.uk Food & Drink: - A wide variety of food and drink from local, quality suppliers including Award Winning Thai/Indian Restaurant – www.thesnootymehmaan.co.uk and Award Winning Real Ale Pub - www.themutton.co.uk plus SHUSH, Hacketts, Gillys, Rico’s Pizzas and more.

GATES OPEN Kids Zone: - Discos + Workshops for all ages including Zumba - www.zumba-oxford.co.uk 2pm FRIDAY Location: - Carswell Golf & Country Club, A420, Faringdon, SN7 8PU Market Stalls & Trade Tents: - Arts, Crafts, Local Produce 10am SATURDAY Music & Dance: - Main stage / Acoustic stage / Workshops / Dancing / Theatre, etc……

10AM SUNDAY Parking: - FREE ON-SITE PARKING for 1500 cars (max licensed limit is 5000 people per day) Tickets: - ON SALE NOW at www.Ox-Fest.com, local venues and www.wegottickets.com For more information Timings: - GATES OPEN from 2pm Friday and from 10am Saturday and Sunday Friday - 6pm to midnight – reduced adult programme til 2am – FREE WITH AN E-TICKET or £5 Email: info@Ox-Fest.com Saturday - 12pm to midnight – reduced adult programme til 2am - £25 Adult / £12.50 Under 18 Sunday - 12pm to midnight - £25 Adult / £12.50 Under 18 / ALL DAYS FREE for Under 5s Twitter @OxFestUK YES BUT WHAT ABOUT THE RAIN ???

Don’t Worry, WE’VE GOT IT COVERED !!!

Facebook.com/OxFestUK We’ve covered the main Dining and Bar areas which all have views of the Main Arena and Stage Thanks so much for your interest. Please see www.Ox-Fest.com for more information.

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Lets talk about books !

Best Kept Secret (Clifton Chronicles 3) Jeffrey Archer published March 2013 The exciting saga of the Clifton and Barrington families continues with this third volume...

1945 London: The vote in the House of Lords as to who should inherit the Barrington family fortune has ended in a tie. The Lord Chancellor's deciding vote will cast a long shadow on the lives of Harry Clifton and Giles Barrington.

We find Harry, Emma and Giles all living in Barrington Hall.

Harry returns to America to promote his latest novel, while Emma stays at home with their son Sebastian – who is a bit of a handful. Emma goes in search of the little girl who was found abandoned in her father's office on the night he was killed, as she and Harry have decided to try to adopt her. Giles becomes engaged to Virginia which upsets the family applecart and the ensuing events cause the relationship to flounder. When the general election is called, Giles Barrington has to defend his seat in the House of Commons and is horrified to discover who the Conservatives select to stand against him. But it is Sebastian who ultimately influences his uncle's fate.

In 1957, Sebastian wins a scholarship to Cambridge, and a new generation of the Clifton family enters the storyline.

But after Sebastian is expelled from school, he unwittingly becomes caught up in an international art fraud involving a Rodin statue that is worth far more than the sum it raises at auction. Does he become a millionaire? Does he go to Cambridge? Is his life in danger? Best Kept Secret will answer all these questions but, once again, pose so many more.

Whatever else is said about Jeffrey Archer, it must be agreed he holds the reader's interest. Best Kept Secret is the third in a series of five books - the first two being Only Time Will Tell and The Sins of the Father. The next two are yet to be written.

I did hope that by the time I read this book I wouldn’t have forgotten the events of the first two. However this third episode refers back to the previous two with frequent reminders, which I did find helpful. Again the story was fast moving with interweaving storylines that keep you needing to know what happens next. Goodies and baddies galore - plus intriguing plots. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it although possibly I didn’t become as engrossed as with the first two. Jeffrey Archer keeps you wanting to read more and has cleverly set up the framework for the next in this series which is due to be published in March 2014 – I am looking forward to it already.

Pat Evans

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Talk to the Vet !

FLY STRIKE KILLS Summer can be a dangerous time for our bunnies if we are not vigilant with their care.

Fly strike can be a killer in those warm midsummer months.

It occurs when flies lay their eggs where there is an available food source for their larvae. This could be around your rabbits bottom if they are not kept clean. Once the maggots hatch they begin to eat everything around them inflicting pain and – if not attended to – fatal damage to your bunny.

Happily there are simple things you can do to avoid this distressing condition.

Check and clean your rabbit's bottom at least twice a day Keep living quarters clean, cool and well ventilated If your rabbit seems quiet and listless contact your vet immediately, even if you cannot see any maggots If you do see maggots this is a genuine emergency and your rabbit must be seen by a vet immediately.

Here at Danetree Vets we will be only too pleased to offer advice and discuss other preventative measures available.

Have a happy and healthy summer with your furry, big eared friends!

Graham Pursey 01367 242 777

| The Advertiser | page 11 | Reasons You Should Include Strength Training In Your Fitness Program When people decide get fit, improve their health or lose weight they often start by doing cardiovascular training, either in the form of running or cycling. Although this is preferential to doing nothing they will be missing out on a host of benefits that can be obtained through strength training using either bodyweight, resistance machines or free weights.

Alex Increased Resting Metabolism By adding in strength training to your fitness programme you will be stimulating your muscles to a greater extent than through cardio alone and therefore increase your lean muscle mass - more so for men and not quite so much for women due to the differences in hormones. This increase in muscle raises your resting metabolic rate so that even when resting your body has to burn more calories than before to maintain its current size. That's right, your body burns more calories while you're doing nothing and the more strength training you do the more you'll burn!

Burn More Calories During and After Training So you now know that your resting metabolism will increase through strength training. Did you know that by lifting weights you'll also be increasing your metabolism for up to 38 hours after training? This is due to a process called excess post exercise oxygen consumption and it means that the recovery process from weights is much greater than that needed for cardio alone. So you'll be burning more calories and thus burning more fat!

Functional Benefits The functional benefits of weight training are vast. Stronger muscles provide more support for joints, help improve posture and drastically reduce the risk of injury from everyday activities. For the elderly it can be particularly beneficial as it can help slow both the natural atrophy of muscles as we age and also ward off osteoporosis by increasing bone density. To anyone participating in a sport it offers great benefits as there is a lot of carryover from strength into sport specific skills.

Physical Benefits The reason a lot of people take up weight training is to increase their muscular size and improve shape. Although you will only grow a significant amount if you specifically eat and train to do so (so ladies don't worry about accidentally getting bulky), with a general strength program you will notice increased muscle tone, firmer muscles and more definition.

Health Benefits Building muscle tissue increases the demand in the muscle for glucose, so that more glucose is pulled from the bloodstream: blood sugars will not get too high thus reducing the risk of diabetes. It also helps reduce visceral fat (the fat that builds up around organs) further reducing the risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.

Many of the same benefits from cardiovascular exercise are also obtained through strength exercise such as an increase in lung capacity and decrease in blood pressure and resting heart rate.

So next time you are in the gym consider lifting a few weights!

The Gym at Carswell 01367 870837 Please email: richard@thegymatcarswell.co.uk www.thegymatcarswell.co.uk

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WE REQUIRE VERY EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE TO JOIN OUR TEAM. THE IDEAL CANDIDATES MUST BE ABLE TO WORK ON THERE OWN INITIATIVE, BE HUNGRY TO EARN LOTS OF MONEY AND ABLE TO CLOSE DEALS !!

THE ROLE WILL ENTAIL ALL ASPECTS OF SELLING INCLUDING WARRANTY UP SALES FINANCE PENETRATION ETC .

THE SITE WILL HOLD AT LEAST 50 CARS INCLUDING SPORTS / PRESTIGE AND 4 X 4 THIS IS A EXCITING PROJECT AND ONE THAT COULD WELL CHANGE YOUR FUTURE. IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE GOT WHAT IT TAKES WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU. MECHANIC 1ST CHOICE CARS ARE ALSO AFTER A FULLY QUALIFIED MECHANIC. THE SITE WILL HAVE ITS OWN DEDICATED AREA WITH A RAMP FOR THE PREP OF ALL VEHICLES AND AFTER SALES WORK ETC. VALETING STAFF/DRIVERS WE ALSO REQUIRE 2 VERY EXPERIENCED VALETS THE DUTIES INCLUDE ENSURING THE VEHICLES ARE PREPPED TO THE HIGHEST STANDARDS. COLLECTION AND DELIVERING OF VEHICLES AS NECESSARY. PLEASE EITHER E MAIL YOUR CV TO oakhillsports@talk21.com OR CALL US ON 01367 243243 TO DISCUSS YOUR INTEREST

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Wickedly Wonderful Wasps!………

This is now the time of the year when people start to get ever so slightly hysterical. The universal cry to be heard above all others, as everyone gets up and runs away with arms flailing, is undoubtedly, "WASP!".

Prepare yourself, wasps belong to the family Vespidae and at present there are 4,000 species known to us. I would like to take this opportunity, whilst on my soapbox, to come to the aid of the lowly wasp. Wasps ARE BENEFICIAL! They feed their grubs on protein. That means they catch insects, such as flies and caterpillars making great pest controllers in your gardens. Wasps will also eat carrion and pollinate plants.

They in turn feed others such as birds. There really is a point to wasps other than the one on the end of their beautiful bodies. Wasps will sting it is true but this is in defence, and unlike a bee, an individual can sting many times. A bee sting is barbed and pulls the venom sack out of the bee as she pulls away. This tears her body and she dies as a result. The wasp sting however, is not barbed, so it can easily be retracted. Please believe me when I tell you bees and wasps are out there just getting on with their short lives and not just waiting to hunt you down! The sting itself is the females ovipositor, or egg laying tube, that has evolved into a defence weapon. Living in a colony with only one precious egg laying queen means there is no other use for the ovipositors of the female workers. This is also why male bees and wasps can not sting. All too soon the frosts will be here and the wasps will all die except for the newly mated young Queens who will over winter ready for next year. If you do get a chance to see a wasp nest up close just take a good look at its construction. Built out of chewed up wood entirely by the female workers it is truly a marvel. Inside the cells are all perfect hexagons. Ponder also on the thought that wasps have been making paper long before us humans even learnt to write. That alone should give you respect for the wonderful wasp!

Sally-Ann Spence Email:minibeastmayhem@gmail.com Web: www.minibeastmayhem.com Twitter:@minibeastmayhem

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Children’s Day Nursery in Shellingford, Faringdon Recognised by OFSTED in September 2010 as OUTSTANDING in Leadership & Management Excellent quality Children’s Day Nursery combining traditional loving Care with a stimulating educational programme to provide a wellBalanced environment for your child. Ÿ Children from 6 weeks to 5 years Ÿ Open 7.45am to 6.15pm Monday to Friday Ÿ Full time or part time (51 weeks) Ÿ Pre-school educational curriculum Ÿ French and music classes Ÿ Secure Door Entry System

To organise a visit please contact Steph Chapman, Nursery Manager on 01367 718888

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New Date - Sunday 21st July noon - 5pm New Theme - traditional, old fashioned, with a dedicated food and craft arena in professional market stalls/farmers market stalls!

New exhibitors - well known brands, local producers, all very very exciting!

Competition Marquee - baking, fruit, vegetables, craft entrants, and many more Birds of Prey, Morris Dancers, etc....

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Small Cars-Wash & Dry …only £10.00

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Does your car need a bit of a spruce up? Perhaps the paintwork has lost its sheen and looks dull, maybe the alloys are grimy and need revitalising – Upholstery stained and dirty? Or does it smell of dogs or cigarettes?

Nick Moore’s car valet service in the RAC Estate on Park Road, Faringdon can deal with all these problems and more and turn your car back to the good looking, sweet smelling vehicle it once was. He works single-handedly to produce a fantastic finish using Auto Glym products. These are used by the top of the valeting trade - including allegedly the Royal garage.

Nick will advise you which combination of his cleaning services your car requires. The prices start at £10 for a basic hand- wash and dry depending on the size of the car. He offers a steam wash, soap, rinse and dry. A wet wax will cost from £25. He is meticulous in the detail of the cleaning. Yes the prices are more than those of the mechanical car wash or the men in the Sainsbury’s car park but the finish is superb. These ‘ before and after’ pictures show the differences that can be made to the paint, alloys and upholstery.

Nick has been in the car trade for many years – most readers will know him or have heard of him as a car salesman.

He will buy your car from you for cash if you need a quick sale or he will sell on your behalf.

For more details visit the website www.nbmoorecars.co.uk or phone Nick on 01367244895 – you will not be disappointed.

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Chapman Worth

is a local firm of Chartered Accountants based in Wantage with an enviable reputation for providing proactive business advice throughout Oxfordshire and beyond.

Whether you are a large or small business, our philosophy remains the same, to deliver a premium service whilst remaining approachable and competitively priced. It is this friendly and comprehensive approach that our clients tell us is so important to them.

We always offer new clients a free initial meeting to discuss their circumstances and to see how we can work with them. We then provide all clients with a fixed fee quote before work commences.

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THE GRANGE CARE CENTRE Stanford in the Vale, Faringdon, Oxfordshire Quality 24-hour residential nursing care for elderly persons.

Do you need a long or short stay holiday break?

If you’re looking for a nursing home for yourself or a loved one, make sure to come and visit us. Ÿ Daily activities Ÿ Beautiful landscaped gardens Ÿ Entertainment Ÿ Nutritional meals Ÿ Residential hairdressing Ÿ Highly trained staff Ÿ Personal furniture Ÿ Single/companion Whether you require 24 hour nursing care, a short break or Ÿ En-suite facilities rooms you’re recovering from an operation, you’ll find just the care you need at The Grange. Ÿ GP visits/24 nursing Ÿ Superb facilities In the serene setting of what was originally a 17th century vicarage, you’ll benefit from the kind of considerate attention our dedicated staff are noted for. We cater to all specialised needs and many of our rooms are en-suite.

Although a restful place, there’s no shortage of activities.

Live entertainment is often the order of the day and many of our activities take place in the garden.

Please do phone and come and visit us. We would love to meet you and your family.

Call 08444 725 182 or email: thegrange@foresthc.com Visit our website: www.foresthc.com

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A Zest For Lemons!

A zest for lemons.

I know that lemons are not grown here in our fair land but they most certainly have been an integral part of our cooking for hundreds of years. Brought over from the Azores in quantity around 1494 apparently, the lemon has wormed it's way in to many sections of our cookery. Sweet or savoury it just works with everything!

I kind of hope that we may get some sunshine this year but if not, lemon will lift the spirits and tone of any recipe. It's bright, vibrant flavour picks out many facets of other ingredients and helps a recipe really come alive. Lemon is also high in vitamin c, high in dietary fibre and really low in calories.

And boy, do they taste good, especially in a G&T! Even dishes that you wouldn't think of adding lemon to benefit enormously. Pork roasted with lemon and thyme, cubes of lamb leg skewered with lemon wedges for the barbie or big flat field mushrooms roasted with a lemon parsley butter. And of course lemon goes handsomely with fish. A huge wedge with any piece of fish on my plate is the law! Puddings too. Lemon zest grated in to shortbread, or a really easy lemon tart made with condensed milk and loads of lemon juice poured over a crushed biscuit base. The chemical reaction of the acid with the dairy sets the condensed milk enabling you to cut the tart. You could of course pile on billowing meringue and bake until golden for a really easy lemon meringue pie.

But for today I thought we would turn our attention to some really summery flavours and something a little radical, perhaps. Go and see the fish man on the market then make this South American dish called ceviche. The lemon juice will 'cook' the fish leaving you with a glorious dish fit for any patio.

For 4 people, take around 600g mixed fish. Things like salmon, halibut, tuna and squid are great. Thinly slice and place in to a bowl. Zest and juice 2 lemons and add to the fish then stir carefully together along with a generous pinch of salt and a good grind of pepper. Peel and slice a red onion and finely dice a fat red chilli - not a Birdseye or Thai chilli unless you love it hot - and add those to the fish. Leave to marinate for about an hour. Lastly stir through 100g cooked prawns and 4 tbsp chopped coriander then serve the ceviche on a bed of cucumber sliced with a vegetable peeler in to ribbons.

Hope you enjoy it, even if you do have to pretend there is sunshine!

Lesley Holdship Hare in the Woods facebook.com/hareinthewoods Twitter @hareinthewoods

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a specialist firm dealing with Private Client work including Wills • Estate Administration • Lasting Powers of Attorney and all aspects of residential property and conveyancing work such as Sales • Purchases • Remortgages • Shared Ownership Development Transactions • Land Transactions • Property Investment Angel Wilkins LLP, The White Barn, Manor Farm, Manor Road, Wantage, Oxfordshire, OX12 8NE Tel: 01235 775100 Fax: 01235 775101 Email: neil@angelwilkins.co.uk - amanda@angelwilkins.co.uk - suzy@angelwilkins.co.uk - elizabeth@angelwilkins.co.uk www.angelwilkins.co.uk Angel Wilkins LLP is regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority: SRA number: 524327

Faringdon Business Breakfast Club Back to normal after the May Bank Holiday, FBBC met up at the Sudbury House Hotel, Faringdon on Monday 3rd June, attracting about 20 local businesses and entrepreneurs.

After coffee and the opportunity to share contacts, the attendees tucked into a hearty breakfast whilst Club Chairman, Paul Brame kicked off proceedings. Each delegate took the opportunity to stand and introduce their business and the kind of opportunities to which they're looking for referrals: Notable contributors were three Accountants; Lawrence Harrison of Tax-Assist highlighted recent changes to Child Benefit and the need for high earners to review their tax affairs, Steve Chamberlain, Tax adviser and VAT specialist with Critchleys warned of HMRC being more aggressive in pursuing unpaid tax and Jonathan Russell who has added dispute resolution to his already extensive range of business activities.

June’s Guest speaker slot was an unusual Social Media ‘double header’ kicked off by Mary Thomas of Concise Training, who spoke of recent developments including the ‘new look’ of Linkedin and the rise of Google plus.

She also highlighted the importance of employers having a comprehensive Social Media policy to avert potential problems, which led neatly in to the presentation of Laura Brown, Employment Law specialist from Morgan Cole LLP who highlighted some recent case studies involving social media misuse by employees.

FBBC is an informal Business Networking Club which has been attended by in excess of 300 members during it's 10 year existence.

FBBC meets at 7.30 a.m. on the First working Monday of each Month at the Sudbury House Hotel. There is no membership fee and no restrictions on which businesses can attend. More information can be found on the Club's website: http://www.fbbcnetworking.co.uk FBBC's next meeting will be on Monday 1st July when the guest speaker will be Patrick Bird of Interactive Performance Management. Cost will be £10.00 to cover Breakfast and Refreshments. If you'd like to join them, please call the booking line on 0845 003 1340 or email paul.brame@morgan-cole.com to book your place.

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Variety this Summer!

This Summer, ‘V’ is for Variety!

We are spoilt with the abundance of choice of wines on the modern market; a huge variety of styles and flavours fit for every occasion!

It alarms me however, that many of us (I am probably one of the worst culprits) fall into the typically of human behavioural patterns, whereby we simply stick to what we know.

I recently posed this observation to John in Phillers when I reluctantly decided to change my usual sandwich order (for a fleeting moment…). Needless to say, I hastily reverted back to the ‘old faithful’ (The Tendulkar – YUM!), as it had been tried and tested and thoroughly enjoyed time and again. Is it the fear of investing into the unknown that ties us to familiar territory, or is it the fear of disappointment when it does not live up to our expectations?

I propose a challenge: variety! Trying something new, with a focus on white wine (it is TRYING to be summer after all)! Randomly selecting the letter ‘V’, a couple of grape varieties spring to mind – vermentino and Viognier.

Vermentino is commonly found throughout the length of Italy and is slowly gaining in recognition. It is suspected to have originated in Spain, migrating to Italy and beyond in the Middle Ages. It has mutated to an estimated 40 different versions, appearing in the Languedoc-Roussillon, neighbouring Provence, where it is known as rolle and in the far reaches of Australia.

Vermentino offers aromas and flavours of citrus zest; lemons, along with some slight nuttiness. To me, the most appealing aspect of this wine is its crisp acidity which leaves the palate refreshed. This characteristic allows vermentino to match with a host of cuisines.

Viognier, on the other hand has a more distinctive flavour and aroma profile; anything in the range from stone fruits; apricots, peaches to floral notes of honeysuckle and primroses. I enjoy the medium+ weight of some of these wines as many are likely to have been fermented or matured in oak. Oak adds secondary characteristics of vanilla, which when balanced can be really enjoyable.

Viognier is most famous in the Rhone Valley, starring in the fine wines of Condrieu, but also appears as far as California and Australia. The aromatics of viognier makes it a great partner for Thai food as well as seafood.

So, take up the challenge and try some variety!

Le Beau Chene Viognier 2012 Berton Vineyards Languedoc, France The Vermentino 2012 Available @ Den Boer Wines £8.49 South Eastern Australia Available @ Den Boer Wines Donna 01367 241169 / 07919 241881 £9.49 Email: donnarogers@denboerwines.com www.denboerwines.com

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The Royal Oak

Cues Lane, Bishopstone, Swindon, SN6 8PP 01793 790481 The Royal Oak is, as you would expect in this part of the countryside, old and lost in time. You enter through the front door into the large dining room, with the bar at the far end.

There is ample room for about fifty five diners plus drinkers.

Scrubbed tables with an assortment of chairs and benches, a variety of ornaments and knickknacks everywhere with comical, quirky pictures and posters of animals and people decorating the room.

We relaxed in the corner by a window, watching the comings and goings of locals and visitors, all greeted with a smile and a word from one of the staff.

Starting with a bowl of Devilled veal kidneys and bacon in a brandy cream sauce with a sprinkling of chives, shared as a starter, very tasty and enough to awaken the appetite.

Our main courses followed, a large slice of Pork cider and apple pie with new potatoes and freshly cooked vegetables, delicious was the verdict, we sampled each others. Tenderloin of pork, apricots and vegetables with a hint of tarragon was another choice, again compliments to the Chef. The Shin of beef served in a red wine sauce with polenta and vegetables, well… it just fell apart at the touch of the fork, beautifully cooked...

There was more to follow, after a short pause, while the bottle of Bousquet red was again passed around.

English strawberry salad with iced raspberry mousse, was one choice of dessert. It was lovely and refreshing.

Lemon tart with a scoop of buffalo milk ice cream was another choice. The sharp tang of lemon with the smooth ice cream went together like a dream…

Whether it be for a three course dinner party or a pint and a sit down, do not hesitate to go into the Royal Oak. Only home grown organic produce is used throughout the year, this includes lambs, pigs and cattle reared at the owners nearby farm.

The staff were attentive, friendly and smiling.

Thank you very much Tim Finny (manager and landlord) A definite recommendation!…..

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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Out and About Date

Event

Venue

Time

Contact

Charge/info

Tue 2nd

Oxford Embroiders Guild Demonstration

Faringdon Library

10am 1pm

faringdon.library@oxfordshire.gov.uk

Free

Wed 3rd Sat 6th

Scarrot’s Fair

Tuckers Park, Faringdon

6:30pm weekday

Open 2pm Saturday

Thurs 4th

Independence Day Special

Old Crown Coaching Inn

9pm

Sat 6th

Grand Peace Fete Coleshill

Clock House, Coleshill, SN6 7PT

pm

Sat 6th

Hatford Village Fete

Hatford Village

2pm 4pm

Sat 6th

Rock Doctors

The Bell Hotel

9pm midnight

Sat 6th

Faringdon Craft fair

Corn Exchange, Faringdon

10am 4pm

01367 241204

Sun 7th

Folly Tower open

Folly Hill, Faringdon

11am 5pm

www.faringdonfolly.org.uk

Mon 8th

Read through for Wife after Death

United Church, Coxwell Street, Faringdon

8pm

www.faringdondramatic.gov.uk

Tue 9th

Oxford Embroiders Guild Demonstration

Faringdon Library

10am 1pm

faringdon.library@oxfordshire.gov.uk

Thur 11th

Auditions for Wife After Death

United Church, Coxwell Street, Faringdon

8pm

www.faringdondramatic.gov.uk

Thur 11th

History of Church Embroidery U3A talk

Corn Exchange, Faringdon

2:30pm

Sylvia Bowley 01367 241296 faringdondistrict3a.wordpress.com

Sat 13th

Creepy House - Summer reading challenge

Faringdon Library

All day

http://www.creepy-house.org.uk

Runs until 14 September

Sat 13th

Oxford Embroiders Guild Demonstration

Faringdon Library

9:30am 1pm

faringdon.library@oxfordshire.gov.uk

Free

Sat 13th

Continuum

The Bell Hotel

9pm midn ight

Sat 13th

Dress a girl around the world

Catholic Church Hall, Faringdon

10am 4pm

07841431219 Jele28@hotmail.co.uk

Sewers of all abilities welcome

Fri 12th Sun 14th

Oxfest

Carswell golf & country Club, SN7 8PU

Wed 17th

Oxford Embroiders Guild Demonstration

Faringdon Library

2pm 5:30pm

faringdon.library@oxfordshire.gov.uk

Free

Fri 19th

Longcot Ocktaves presents “Divas of Swing”

St Mary’s Church, Longcot

7pm

www.longcotvillage.org.uk

£15 from The King & Queen

Sun 21st

Longcot Village Fair

Longcot Village

12noon 5pm

www.longcotvillage.org longcotvillage@yahoo.co.uk

Sun 21st

Folly Tower open

Folly Hill, Faringdon

11am 5pm

www.faringdonfolly.org.uk

Adults £2, 11-16yrs 50p, u11s free

Sun 21st

Exhibition at the Folly to celebrate Coronation

Faringdon Folly Tower

11am 5pm

www.faringdonfolly.org.uk

Adults £2, 11-16yrs 50p, u11s free

Sat 27th

Solo Artist Craig

The Bell Hotel

9pm midnight

Sun 28th

Root & branch 10th Anniversay Garden Open Day

Westmill Farm, between Highworth and Watchfield

1pm 4pm

01793 780380 Rootandbranch@btconnect.com

Adults £2, Conc £1, kids 50p

Free www.faringdonpeacegroup.org.uk 01367 241707

Free

Adults £2, 11-16yrs 50p, u11s free

Free

www.ox-fest.com

August Fri 2nd Sun 4th

Folly Fest 2013

Faringdon

All day

Sun 4th

Faringdon Community Bus Trip to Bristol Zoo

Depart from Market Place

9am

Sun 4th

Folly Tower open

Folly Hill, Faringdon

11am 5pm

Sun 11th

Family Fun Day and BBQ

Sudbury House Hotel

Mon 12th Wed 14th

Summer Football Course

Faringdon Town Football Club

10am 2pm

www.follyfest.co.uk Tickets £11 from Tourist Information Centre www.faringdonfolly.org.uk

Adults £2, 11-16yrs 50p, u11s free

www.bw-sudburyhouse.co.uk

£10.00 per person, £2.50 children 5-12, U5s free

Open to Boys & Girls aged 5 to 13

£12.50 per day Or £30 for the 3 days

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Local Events Date

Event

Venue

Time

Contact

Charge/info

Faringdon.library@oxfordshire.gov.uk

Free

Regular Events Every Mon, Tue & Wed

Free One to One IT Help

Faringdon Library

2:30pm 4:30pm

Every Mon

Singing group by Mums for Mums

Corn Exchange, Faringdon

9:30am 11am

Every Mon

Lunch Box Singing

Faringdon Library

1pm 2pm

Sheena 01367 240311

First taster session. Free.

Open to all

3rd Mon

Faringdon WI

Corn Exchange,

2pm

Audrey Jefferies 01367 240464

£33 per year membership

1st Tue

Farmers Market

Market Place, Faringdon

Until 1pm

01367 710445 Faringdon.library@oxfordshire.gov.uk

Free

£2 per family

1st Tue

Coffee Morning

Faringdon Library

10:30am 11:30am

Every Tue

Quizzzz

Portwell Angel

7:30pm

01367 248030 portwellangel@googlemail.com

£1 per person per game Winner takes proceeds

Every Tue

Pub Quiz

The Prince of Wales, Shrivenham

9pm

www.powshrivenham.com

£1 per person.

Cash prizes

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

Open Mic Night

Horse and Jockey, Stanford in the Vale

19:00

www.horseandjockey.org/

2nd & last Wed

Knitting Group

Horse and Jockey, Stanford in the Vale

2nd Wed

Follies Dollies WI

The Old Town Hall

7:30pm

Becka 07841 431219

Every Wed

Open House - Coffee

Great Coxwell Reading Room

10:30am 11:30am

01367 241179

Coffee and Conversation Everyone welcome

1st & 3rd Wed

Faringdon Youth Project Drop-in Sessions

Faringdon Library

4pm 5:30pm

faringdon.library@oxfordshire.gov.uk

Free

Every Thur

Women’s Drop In

United Church Faringdon

12:30 2:30pm

Term time only faringdon.womensdropin@gmail.com

Coffee/tea, cake and a chat Free - donations welcome

Every Thur

Quiz Night

Horse and Jockey, Stanford in the Vale

19:00

www.horseandjockey.org/

www.horseandjockey.org/

To have your event here call:Lou on 07894 54551 or 01367 244975 or email lou@theadvertisermagazine.net Every Fri

Country Market

Corn Exchange

9:1511.00

Jenny Howard-Jones 01367710382

Every Fri

Rhymetime

Faringdon Library

10:30am 11am

Every Sat

Faringdon Farcycle cycle ride

Leave from Market Place

9am

1st Sun

Great Coxwell Teas

The Reading Room, Great Coxwell

2:30pm 5pm

1st Sun

15 Minuet Club

Cellar Bar Faringdon,

8:30

0771 421 8825

1st & 3rd Sun

Folly Tower Open

Folly Tower, Faringdon

11am 5pm

0845 4758386 www.faringdonfolly.org.uk

Last Sun

Messy Church

United Church, Faringdon

4pm 5:30pm

Tea & coffee available Goods orders taken Free

01367 241142

11-12miles or 25-35 miles Tea, Coffee and delicious cakes available Free Adults £2 11-16s 50p U11s free Free

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

Faringdon Branch

2 Market Place, Faringdon, Oxfordshire SN7 7HW Tel: 01367 240285 High Street, Lechlade, Gloucestershire GL7 3AE Tel: 01367 252644 www.crowdyandrose.co.uk

Info@crowdyandrose.co.uk

Lechlade Branch

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Experts - local services Counselling Maureen Hunt MBACP Diploma in psychodynamic practise

Counsellor/Trainer/Supervisor Experienced in

Relationships, Stress, Abuse & Bereavement.

Adults /Adolescences /Couples

Long & short term counselling

For all enquiries & Appointments

To make an appointment

Call Sam 07766 867667

Tel 01367-244736

samhairdressers@hotmail.co.uk

Personal Training - Sports Massage Core Conditioning Weight Management - Nutritional Advice Tel:07990892575 or 01367 243956 Email: Simon@ellis950.fsnet.co.uk Web: positive-energy.co.uk

Ofsted Registered Childminder GOOD grading Has full time and part time places available, flexible hours, Drops off and pickup up from Faringdon Junior and Infant school.

Please call Hayley O'Leary on 07585226285 or email hayleyo_leary2005@hotmail.co.uk ASTON PINE STRIPPING Caustic and non-caustic stripping of all woods & metals.

Established for over 15 years - Water Board Approved

ASTON PINE ANTIQUES Stockist's of English and Continental pine furniture, as well as many other antiques - 8,000+ sq.ft of showrooms

Oxford Architectural Antiques Large stock of period fireplaces, doors, panelling, sanitary ware & garden items.

The Warehouse, Ferndale St, Faringdon, Oxon, SN7 7BE

Tel: 01367 242268

Coxwell Cars (Faringdon)

Private Hire Any distance - all UK airports and ports, day trips

John Farrow

07772 971 780 Fully licensed and insured, CRB approved

Watchfield

Open Monday - Saturday From 9am evening appointments available‌ Michelle on 07828790662 01793 780200

Tom Wheeler Comprehensive

Window Cleaning Service Also: Patios, Conservatories Gutters, Fascia Boards

Call Tom: 07762 380733

Emma Hudson DO Osteopathy & Sports Massage 20 Years Experience

Helps to relieve back, neck and other musculoskeletal pain and tension Call Emma on 01367 820526 or 07792 599512 For appointments or advice

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Experts - local services Stanford-in-the-Vale FAB now ICC & Vale licensed Established in 2000.

Family run - short or longer stays; Medical management service available on enquiry.

Veterinary Care provided by adjacent Robert Elliott Veterinary Surgery e-mail: enquiries@vets-surgery.com www.vets-surgery.com

01367-710595 Enquiries 0830-1800 M-F & Sat AMs to 1PM.

SERVICES Nash Motor Vehicle Services LTD

Michael Nash 01367 240082 07889 197046

Independent All makes of car servicing & MOT testing

nmvs72@gmail.com Park Road Faringdon SN7 7BP

Ohm Electrix Electrical services and Installations Web: www.ohm-electrix.co.uk 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.

Contact us to discuss your needs, and get a free, no obligation estimate and advice.

Phone: 07879 013359 Mail: Ohm.Electrix@Gmail.com Registered with the NICEIC domestic installer “part P” SCHEME

F A R I N G D O N C A R S A I R P O R T T R A N S F E R S Corporate Service Short/Long Distances Courier Service Business Accounts Executive Cars Driver Hire Insured Cars 4/7 Seaters

01367 243838 / 07894 572919 Enquiries@faringdoncars.co.uk www.faringdoncars.co.uk

Den Boer Wines

D.G. Joinery

Quality wines, tastings and events

City & Guilds qualified carpenter and joiner.

www.denboerwines.com Tel 01367 241169 Mobile 07919 241881 Email: donnarogers @denboerwines.com

Your local electricians Domestic-Commercial-Industrial Faringdon

Tel: 01367 240308

All Carpentry work undertaken Specialist in fitted wardrobes • Kitchen installations Bookcases • Bespoke joinery - including stairs All exterior carpentry including decking, sheds etc.

Any building alterations including guttering etc.

Free Quotations Telephone: 07831 680440

MTS FENCING Domestic & Commercial Specialising in Closeboard Quality workmanship and reliability at a fair price

For a free Quotation Contact Matthew 07866 792222/ 01993 845669 15 Year Guarantee on Closeboard Fencing

6 Cornmarket, Faringdon Entrance behind “The Barbers Shop”

Hermon: 07955499467 01367241127 info@theitvan.com

07920260841

M.J DOWELL

Chickens & Poultry Feed All at unbeatable prices Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

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

Self Storage Rooms for Business and Home

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

01367 240880

drew.cameron@ storage4all.co.uk

LANDSCAPING & BUILDING SERVICES EST. 18 YEARS Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ

All types of driveways Foundations & Brickwork Shed Bases Patios Fencing-Turfing/Tree & Hedge cutting

01367 243053 or 07767 241301

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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Special offer for Summer!

Four players only £38 Saving you £10 Introducing Our New Social Morning Wednesday 9:00 - 1:00 Free tea and coffee Don’t golf alone…

Partner up and play with other golfers Men and ladies welcome

Tel: 01367 243944 Faringdon Golf Course, Great Coxwell, Faringdon, Oxfordshire, SN7 7LU www.faringdongolfcourse.co.uk www.facebook.com/pages/Faringdon-Golf-Course/329807310380423

Proudly supporting Buscot Park Cricket Club

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