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CONTENTS

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Learn how to create your own cocktails at home

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Take a grand tour

There’s a world out there waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re planning a day trip or a short break, our region is filled with lots of thigns to see and do

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Beauty

Summer hair is every bit as important as summer skin. These products and accessories will give it the attention it deserves

42 Accessories

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Take it outside

Take advantage of the summer sun and find a charming outdoor space to eat and drink.

Here are some of the region’s best

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Shaken and stirred

Create your own concoctions at home with ease thanks to expert advice from some of the region’s finest mixologists

36 Fashion

These stylish sunglasses are perfect for summer sun

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Support the bird garden

As a charity, Harewood House is reliant on its visitors and members – and is now asking for their help

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Planning an excursion? Up your picnic game with these stylish outdoor essentials

Whether you’re dressing up or dressing down, our local boutiques have plenty of summer inspiration

FRONT COVER: If you’re planning a day out, Conisbrough Castle has lots to offer.

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What is Medisculpt therapy?

G&M HEALTHCARE’S DR GRACE HULA EXPLAINS THE BENEFITS TO THEIR WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAMME. ediSculpt Therapy is a nonsurgical weight loss program used to improve weight loss, obesity and some chronic medical conditions like type 2 diabetes mellitus, high cholesterol, hypertension and sleep apnoea.

Medisculpt Therapy comprises of three main components; the diet, which is based on high protein foods with low carbohydrate and low fat contents and two body contouring treatments, LPG Endermologie and Vanquish Me or Exilis Elite machines.

The body contouring treatment LPG Endermologie is used for skin tightening in order to prevent the development of loose and sagging skin during and after the rapid weight loss. The second body contouring machine is a radio frequency machine for body fat reduction.

G&M Healthcare has two machines – either the Exilis Elite or the Vanquish Machine – and the choice of which machine to use depends on the treatment package and area of the body requiring treatment. The radio frequency machines result in a significant fat reduction in targeted areas like the tummy, thighs or arms. These treatments are carried out weekly by fully trained therapists and last about 30-40 minutes each. In total you need about 75-90 minutes per week for your treatments.

Weight loss with MediSculpt Therapy is safe, efficient and rapid. The weight loss progress is constantly monitored by a qualified GP and fully trained therapists who check weight loss progress, blood pressure, body fat content, metabolic rates and do blood tests on a regular basis. With regard to the results, G&M know from experience that a female patient will typically lose one stone a month and a male patient will typically lose one to one and a half stones.

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MediSculpt Therapy consists of six phases, which deliver amazing, safe, efficient and sustainable weight loss.

During phase one of MediSculpt Therapy the diet comprises of five meals and one snack a day. Protein foods are filling, hence patients don’t feel hungry.

To supplement the diet some fruit and vegetables are also allowed on the diet.

The vegetables can be boiled, steamed, roasted, grilled or stir-fried. Herbs and spices can be added to increase flavour.

G&M Healthcare do metabolic tests to check your rates and also provide supplements to ensure you don’t lack in essential minerals like magnesium, potassium, sodium chloride, calcium and trace minerals.You need to fast for at least four hours before your metabolic test or initial blood test.

Once the phase one target is achieved after losing about 70 per cent of your target weight, patients move onto phase two of the diet where normal foods, like weighed amounts of chicken, meat, fish and dairy like eggs, are introduced. Once 90 per cent of your target weight loss is achieved, patients are weaned to measured amounts of normal eating on phase three. Thereafter phases four to six are stabilisation phases to ensure that optimum weaning off from the diet is achieved without putting on back the weight you have lost on.

Once you have achieved your stabilisation, G&M Healthcare has a lifelong maintenance programme where they offer six weekly follow-ups for review by a therapist who measures your weight and body fat composition. Follow up is then three to six-monthly for one year or as required thereafter.

Cost of the program depends on the package you choose.There are three price packages – basic, standard and deluxe. All packages consist of your consultation fee (£100) and blood test fee (£100) followed by the package fees. Supplement prices are £50/month but vary depending on the package you choose.

The basic package is £125/week for only food. The standard package is £250/week for food and body contouring treatments with LPG Endermologie and Vanquish or Exilis Elite.

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OUT & ABOUT

Take a grand tour THERE’S A WORLD OUT THERE WAITING TO BE DISCOVERED. WHETHER YOU’RE PLANNING A DAY TRIP OR A SHORT BREAK, OUR REGION IS FILLED WITH LOTS OF THIGNS TO SEE AND DO. fter being confined to quarters for the last few months you’re probably itching to venture further afield. Now that restrictions are relaxing, getting out for the day or longer – overnight stays are now allowed – is perhaps much-needed.

Whatever the weather, our region is filled with lots to do, from national parks and nature reserves to theme parks and water sports.You can see animals in the wild, head deep underground and discover the legend of one of the world’s most famous outlaws… the opportunities are endless.

Here’s just a taste of places you can visit over the summer months and beyond.

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Clumber Park ©Marie Bunting CLUMBER PARK Worksop, Nottinghamshire, S80 3AZ Tel: 01909 476592 www.nationaltrust.org.uk

The parkland, pleasure grounds, walled kitchen garden and toilets are all open but you will need to book your visit in advance.

CRESWELL CRAGS Crags Road, Welbeck, Worksop, S80 3LH Tel: 01909 720378 www.creswell-crags.org.uk

Walk in the footsteps of the Ice Age hunter and enter a world of fire and flint.

Discover a legacy etched in stone with cave art 10,000 years older than the pyramids. Explore life on the edge of the Ice Age world.

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OUT & ABOUT

ELLICAR GARDENS Carr Road, Gringley on the Hill, Doncaster, DN10 4SN / Tel: 01777 817218 www.ellicargardens.co.uk

Ellicar Gardens and plant yard is now open on Fridays 11am-4pm with takeaway teas and cakes. Admision is adult £5 and child £3.50. Ellicar’s Plant yard only opens Wednesdays 3-6pm. Entry to the plant yard is free.

SHERWOOD FOREST Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire, NG21 9RN www.visitsherwood.co.uk

The home of Robin Hood. A landmark thousands of years in the making, alive with nature, history and folklore, and its all yours to explore, from its ancient oaks and legendary characters, to the work of the RSPB, protecting the forest today. Play, discover and leave with tales of your own, inspired by 420 hectares of beautiful, precious, unique woodland.

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Conisbrough Castle ©English Heritage

CONISBROUGH CASTLE Castle Hill, Conisbrough, Doncaster, DN12 3BU Tel: 01709 863329 / www.english-heritage.org.uk

Open from August, this romantic castle with stunning views over Conisbrough, inspired Sir Walter Scott’s Ivanhoe and still fires the imagination today. With floors and roof restored in the lofty circular keep you can fully appreciate the magnificence of the original 12th century building. Delve into the medieval world of Lord and Lady de Warenne, and enjoy the grassy areas around the castle walls for games and picnics.

RUFFORD ABBEY COUNTRY PARK

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Ollerton, NG22 9DF Tel: 01623 821338 www.english-heritage.org.uk

Garden centre and ice cream parlour where you will find a wide range of quality potted plants, hanging baskets and seasonal bedding, an ice cream parlour, tea room, children’s adventure playground, and a secure caravan storage facility – all on one site.

Rufford Abbey Country Park is the estate and grounds of a former 12 century Cistercian Monastery and country house.

SPROTBROUGH RIVERBOAT Sprotbrough Lock, Doncaster, DN5 7RF Tel: 01709 860293 www.riverboatcruises.co.uk The Sprotbrough Riverboat company has operated passenger riverboat cruises from Doncaster since 1975. Canal and river cruises have always been a popular form of recreation on the waterways of South Yorkshire due to being very attractive and yet so close to the main centres of population. A waterway is a leisurely way to travel, which gives passengers a chance to appreciate their surroundings and view the locks, swing bridges and aqueducts, which are truely unique features of waterway travel that many people do not get the chance to experience nowadays.

TROPICAL BUTTERFLY HOUSE Woodsetts Road, North Anston,

SUNDOWN ADVENTURELAND Treswell Road, Rampton, Retford, DN22 0HX Tel: 01777 248274 sundownadventureland.co.uk

The theme park for smaller children. Visit the wild west, pirate cove, storybook village and the Angry Birds play area.

SUNNYBANK GARDEN CENTRE & ICE CREAM PARLOUR Bawtry Road, Hatfield Woodhouse, Doncaster, DN7 6PH. Tel: 01302 842954 16 Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk

Rufford Abbey ©English Heritage

Sheffield, S25 4EQ Tel: 01909 569416 www.butterflyhouse.co.uk

Renowned for its collection of exotic animals from around the world including many endangered species, the park offers its visitors daily up-close animal encounters and free-flying bird displays alongside views of the best of British wildlife. Open daily, all year round and is located just five minutes from the M1, junction 31, with free parking.

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OUT & ABOUT

Yorkshire Wildlife Park

WE SPEAK TO CHERYL WILLIAMS, CHIEF EXECUTIVE AT YORKSHIRE WILDLIFE PARK, ABOUT THE RE-OPENING OF THE POPULAR ATTRACTION .

How have things gone since you reopened?

Everything has gone very well – we have been well supported and our visitors are very forgiving that everything isn’t quite the same due to the restrictions. Parts of the park have opened up gradually as other restrictions were lifted, for example we are just starting now to open up some of the cafes and play areas. Advance booking has been very helpful – with everyone having to book online and in advance, we know exactly how many people we are expecting every day!

What changes have you had to make to the park?

We had to put in a lot of thought into how we would open the park. Social distancing was important so we had to calculate how many people we could allow in comfortably. We are lucky that we have a lot of wide pathways, so with lots of signage we were able to create a good visitor journey that didn’t spoil the experience too much, but there are a couple of one-way pathways now such as the Tiger Walkway. There are enhanced cleaning protocols everywhere, the toilets are carefully managed and to start with we only had a takeaway food offer, but we are just starting to open up some of the seated areas now and reopen the

Safari Café. It is quite staff intensive as we have to have people out at pinch points around the park to help people navigate their way safely.

Do you anticipate further changes in coming weeks/months?

We are hoping to open up the play areas soon and also the animal walkthrough areas, which will also increase the space that people have. We can’t do ranger talks at the moment as it encourages people to group together so hopefully they will be able to make a comeback in some form soon. We are opening the park earlier (at 9am) to spread the visitors over the day and in August we will probably introduce opening into the evening as well.

When do you think the park will be back to ‘normal’ (if that’s possible)?

I think we have been so far from normal that no one would dare to second guess at the moment. Especially with the fears of local lockdowns, we just have to accept every day as it comes.We really hope that by the autumn, the experience we can offer will be a lot closer to the YWP that everyone recognises, but we have already been able to open up a lot more of the park and its facilities that we thought we were going to be able to a few weeks ago.

How do you see things progressing for YWP?

The park has exciting plans for the future and we are continuing to work on the expansion site. We are grateful that our amazing animal rangers and some of the other staff have been able to work throughout the crisis looking after the animals and maintaining the park. We make an important contribution to the local economy and with the support of our visitors, we will continue to grow and provide important employment for local people.

What’s the biggest challenge facing you?

The biggest challenge is probably trying to second guess the future, let’s hope for continuing improvement in the situation and that the economy recovers. The current restrictions on visitor numbers means that we won’t be able to make up the loss of income that we would have had from March to June so the rest of the year will certainly be challenging for us.

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LIGHTWATER VALLEY

Canal Road, Armley, Leeds, LS12 2QF Tel: 0113 378 3173 museumsandgalleries.leeds.gov.uk

North Stainley, Ripon, HG4 3HT Tel: 01765 635321 / www.lightwatervalley.co.uk

Step back in time to learn about the history of manufacturing in Leeds from the 18th century.

Newly-opened next to Rother Valley Country Park, a magical family adventure awaits at Gulliver’s Valley. Try the Tree Top Drop, T-Rex Tower, Lilliput Land Carousel and more. You can book a day visit or staycation in advance.

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York, YO60 7DA Tel: 01653 648333 www.castlehoward.co.uk

Harewood, Leeds, LS17 9LG Tel: 0113 218 1010 www.harewood.org

Aberford, Leeds, LS25 3EB Tel: 0113 378 2959 www.leeds.gov.uk/museumsandgalleries

One of the top ten houses in the world and one of Lonely Planet’s 1,000 must-see sights.

One of the Treasure Houses of England.

Features art exhibits, gardens and a bird garden.

Experience the ultimate family day out – with over 40 rides and attractions set amidst 175 acres of glorious countryside.

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FLAMINGOLAND Kirby Misperton, Malton, North Yorkshire, YO17 6UX. Tel: 0800 408884 www.flamingoland.co.uk

Yorkshire’s ultimate theme park attraction, with a popular zoo, plus a luxury resort village makes it perfect for fantastic family days out, holidays and short breaks. The park has re-opened 24 rides and attractions and tickets must be booked in advance.

FOUNTAINS ABBEY & STUDLEY ROYAL WATER GARDEN Ripon, HG4 3DY . Tel: 01765 608888 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/fountains-abbey

The abbey, water garden, visitor centre car park and toilet facilities at Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal are open and you’ll need to book tickets before you visit.

GULLIVER’S VALLEY RESORT Mansfield Road, Sheffield, S26 5QW Tel: 01925 444888 18 Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk

THE HIMALAYAN GARDENS & SCULPTURE PARK Hutts Lane, Ripon, HG4 3DA Tel: 01765 658009 www.himalayangarden.com

An open-air gallery home to more than 80 striking contemporary sculptures, showcased in a tranquil valley setting. The park covers 45 acres of stunningly beautiful woodland, gardens and an arboretum; enhanced by three lakes, and a number of features including a Himalayan Shelter, Pagoda, Summerhouse, decorative Bridges and a Contemplation Circle.

KIRKSTALL ABBEY Abbey Road, Leeds, LS5 3EH Tel: 0113 378 4079 www.leeds.gov.uk/kirkstallabbey

One of the best preserved Cistercian monasteries in the country, founded over 800 years ago.

A charming Edwardian house and country estate once home to the Gascoigne family.

MOTHER SHIPTON’S CAVE Prophecy Lodge, High Bridge, Knaresborough, North Yorkshire HG5 8DD Tel: 01423 864600 www.mothershipton.co.uk

Within historic woodland along the River Nidd is Mother Shipton’s Cave, the birthplace of the famous prophetess. It is situated next to the Petrifying Well, England’s oldest visitor attraction. The attraction tells the story of Mother Shipton and the waters which turn objects to stone.

The attraction is temporarily open for prebooked car admissions only.

NATIONAL CENTRE FOR BIRDS OF PREY Duncombe Park, National Nature Reserve, Helmsley, YO62 5EB Tel: 01439 772080 / www.ncbp.co.uk

Witness incredible birds taking to the skies against the spectacular backdrop of the Duncombe Park. There are three demonstrations daily. Open seven days a week.

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NORTH YORK MOORS NATIONAL PARK www.yorkshire.com

Picturesque, tranquil, wonderful, the North York Moors are a breath of fresh air.

Comprising over 1,400 miles of natural beauty, this enchanting region is home to heather moorland, pine forests, rolling hills and shimmering coastline, not to mention badgers, roe deer and hawks. Look closer and you’ll discover historic abbeys, castles and priories, traditional pubs and ‘hidden’ villages and hamlets.

Walking, cycling and horse riding could have been invented for the North York Moors. Pull on your walking boots and you can explore breathtaking coastal paths, steep-sloped valleys and fragrant pine forests in the same day. Take to the trees on a rope swing in Dalby Forest, or hire a bike and explore a landscape of ruins, legends and endless horizons. When you’re ready to take a break, set a course for the charming market towns of Malton or Pickering and a hearty pub lunch.

Tel: 01845 524234 https://worldofjamesherriot. com

Come and see where James Herriot, the world’s most famous vet, lived, worked and wrote his incredibly successful series of books based on his experiences as a young North Yorkshire vet.

YORK GATE GARDEN Back Church Lane, Adel, Leeds, LS16 8DW Tel: 0113 267 8240 www.yorkgate.org.uk

In leafy Adel near Leeds, York Gate Garden is regarded one of the UK’s best small gardens. It is designed in the Arts & Crafts style around a series of outdoor rooms, each with its own unique character. At just one acre in total, its intimate scale makes it particularly appealing, providing visitors with plenty of practical inspiration to take home. The garden is owned and cared for

by Perennial, the charity that helps people in horticulture. There is a tearoom serving light lunches and afternoon teas, a gift shop and events centre.

RHS GARDEN HARLOW CARR Crag Lane, Harrogate, HG3 1QB Tel: 01423 565418 www.rhs.org.uk

The only northern RHS approved patch. Its seasonally changing hues and plants will provide hours of delight for horticulturalists.

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YORK MINSTER Church House, Ogleforth, York, YO1 7JN Tel: 01904 557200 www.yorkminster.org

York Minster is one of the world’s most magnificent cathedrals, a masterpiece in stained-glass and stone, with foundations rooted in the nation’s earliest history.

Ripley, Harrogate, HG3 3AY Tel: 01423 770152 www.ripleycastle.co.uk

A historic attraction open to the public all year round and makes for a fascinating and entertaining day out, in a beautiful location.

Experience more than a century of aviation, all in one historic location. The museum has lovely wide open spaces, picnic areas, a huge hangar and a woodland walk that gives a view out across the vast expanse of the famous Elvington airfield.

THE YORKSHIRE DALES www.yorkshire.com

The Yorkshire Dales is home to outstanding scenery, great castles, abbeys and a breathtakingly peaceful atmosphere. At its heart are two very special protected areas Yorkshire Dales National Park and Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) - as well as it having the Forest of Bowland AONB and North Pennines AONB as its close neighbours.

These protected areas are truly not to be missed.

Each of the Yorkshire Dales has a different character. The Southern Dales are less remote, yet still wildly beautiful. The Northern Dales provide wild heather moorland and valleys full of hay meadows, dry stone walls and barns. And in the West, the pretty villages and small towns each have their own charm. The Dales are worth a visit at any time of year - whether it’s to visit a snug country pub with an open fire in the winter months, or stay in a rambling riverside cottage for a summer break. The possibilities are endless!

YORKSHIRE SCULPTURE PARK West Bretton, Wakefield, WF4 4LG Tel: 01924 832631 www.ysp.co.uk

ROTHER VALLEY COUNTRY PARK Mansfield Road, Wales Bar, Sheffield, S26 5PQ Tel: 0114 247 1452 www.rvcp.co.uk

The watersports centre at Rother Valley has now re-opened with sailing dinghies, windsurfers, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards all on offer. Elsewhere round the park you’ll find walking and cycling trails, fishing lakes and an 18-hole golf course and driving range.

YORKSHIRE AIR MUSEUM Elvington, York, YO41 4AU Tel: 01904 608595 www.yorkshireairmuseum.org

Spoilt for choice... Yorkshire Air Museum (above) and the North York Moors (below)

Yorkshire Sculpture Park is the leading international centre for modern and contemporary sculpture, which celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2017. More than 80 works are on display across the estate including major sculptures by Phyllida Barlow, Ai Weiwei, Roger Hiorns, Sol LeWitt, Joan Miró and Dennis Oppenheim.

TEMPLE NEWSAM HOUSE Temple Newsam Road, Off Selby Road, Leeds, LS15 0AE Tel: 0113 336 7461 www.leeds.gov.uk/ templenewsam

Has one of the most important collections of decorative arts in Britain and 1,500 acres of parkland.

TROPICAL WORLD Princes’ Avenue, Roundhay Park, Leeds, LS8 1DF Tel: 0113 237 0754 tropicalworld.leeds.gov.uk

Tropical World is home to loads of exciting and exotic animals – they have meerkats, monkeys, crocodiles, butterflies and so much more.

THE WORLD OF JAMES HERRIOT 23 Kirkgate, Thirsk, YO7 1PL

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Yorkshire Coast The Yorkshire coastline encompasses some of the UK’s most rugged and charming countryside, from tiny fishing villages clinging to rocky cliffs to glorious stretches of white sand and family-friendly seaside resorts, with everything from windswept abbeys to the county’s best fish and chips.

Nothing if not diverse, expect awesome beaches, chilly feet if you brave the sea and a chance to lose yourself in this naturally beautiful destination.

ROBIN HOOD’S BAY Forget the deckchairs and dodgems; this is Yorkshire’s coastline at its most raw and elemental. Here, brooding cliffs tower over a huddle of red roofed former fishing cottages that spill right down to the edge of the sea, creating a ‘lost in time’ getaway for anyone who loves unusual architecture and breathtaking scenery. Why not join them for a bracing walk or a fireside drink in a cosy inn?

WHITBY From the atmospheric Abbey towering over winding cobbled streets to the windswept beach and working harbour, Whitby is not your traditional coastal town. An Enjoy England award winner for Best Day Out, be sure to sample Yorkshire’s best fish and chips, discover ancient vampire legends and sit under the whale bone arch, watching the brightly coloured fishing vessels passing by.

RUNSWICK BAY With its sweeping, sheltered bay and charming red roofed cottages, Runswick Bay is one of the Yorkshire Coast’s prettiest destinations. The sandy beach, which once provided anchorage for brightly coloured fishing boats, is now a family favourite for rock pooling, fossil hunting and coastal walks, where you can admire the breathtaking sea views.

BRIDLINGTON If you’re looking for a leisurely day out, how about visiting the elegant promenades of bright and breezy Bridlington? With its sandy beaches, award-winning promenades and historic harbour, this is a hidden seaside gem awash with kitsch traditional entertainment. Visit the funfair, amusements and donkey rides on the beach for a traditional British day out with seaside in spades.

FILEY This traditional seaside resort, with its sandy beach, historic promenade, fantastic fish and chips and gentle pace of life, is the perfect place to visit for a relaxing and nostalgic day out.

FLAMBOROUGH Marked by a stretch of rugged white cliffs surrounding a small village, Flamborough Head is an outdoor lover’s paradise. The

coastline is a great base for bird watching, hiking along windswept paths and sea canoeing around the bay - but only for the experienced outdoor pursuits enthusiast!

With a scenic nature reserve and two ancient lighthouses nearby, this Special Area of Conservation is a haven for anyone looking to explore the Yorkshire Coast at its most wild and untamed.

RAVENSCAR Across the bay from Robin Hood’s Bay the view is spectacular and on the southernmost headland is Ravenscar, once the vantage point used by the Romans as a signal station.

SCARBOROUGH From the rugged rocky headland and colourful seaside traditions of the South Bay, to the bright beach huts of the awardwinning sandy North Bay, Scarborough has all the ingredients you need for a classic beachside break. www.yorkshire.com

MAIN PICTURE: Whitby Harbour INSET (ABOVE): Scarborough’s South Bay © Bernd Brueggemann

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Derbyshire

Bolsover Castle ©English Heritage

BLUE JOHN CAVERN Mam Tor, Castleton, Hope Valley, Derbyshire, S33 8WA. Tel: 01433 620638 www.bluejohn-cavern.com

Home to eight of the 14 known varieties of Blue John stone, a beautiful and ornamental fluor-spar, which has been mined here for centuries. Guided tours are conducted throughout the cave system, with each tour lasting between 45 minutes to one hour.

BOLSOVER CASTLE Castle Steet, Bolsover, Chesterfield, S44 6PR Tel: 0370 333 1181 www.english-heritage.org.uk

With spectacular views over Derbyshire, the fairy-tale Stuart mansion, Bolsover Castle, was designed to entertain and impress. Its reputation for revelry lives on as we now entertain you and your family. Wander the lavish rooms of the Little Castle, explore the romantic ruined terrace range, and delight in the views from the wall walk. Start your visit in the exhibition in the Riding House then run wild in extensive grounds (and fun play area). Timed tickets will need to be booked in advance.

CHATSWORTH HOUSE Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP Tel: 01246 565300 www.chatsworth.org

Explore Chatsworth Garden, the everevolving garden surrounding one of Derbyshire’s most popular country houses.

The 105-acre garden is the product of nearly 500 years of careful cultivation and includes an arboretum, rock garden, fountains, sculptures and more. Marvel at the historic and modern waterworks, discover hidden gems or find your own favourite spot – the historic garden has something for everyone.

The garden is open from 9.30am to 5.30pm for pre-booked visits only. The estate farm shop, selected food outlets, gift shops and car parks are also open.

DERWENT RESERVOIR www.peakdistrict.gov.uk

Explore the drama of the Derwent Valley and the home of the Dambusters with the option of tramper and cycle hire.

ELVASTON CASTLE COUNTRY PARK Borrowash Road, Elvaston, Derby, DE72 3EP Tel: 01629 533870 www.visitpeakdistrict.com

At the heart of the estate is Elvaston Castle, a gothic revival masterpiece, once home to the Stanhope family and Earl’s of Harrington, re-designed by James Wyatt in the early 1800s and based on the original house, which dates back to 1633. Families can enjoy a picnic at sites across the park or come and discover the sculpture trail, children’s play area, lake and Local Nature Reserve.

HARDWICK HALL Doe Lea, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 5QJ Tel: 01246 850430 www.nationaltrust.org.uk

The gardens and parkland have been reopened and any visits must be booked in advance.

Chatsworth House

HIGH PEAK TRAIL Rise End, Middleton by Wirksworth, Wirksworth, DE4 4LS Tel: 01629 533298 www.visitpeakdistrict.com

The High Peak Trail runs for 17.5 miles from High Peak Junction, near Cromford, to Dowlow, 6 miles south of Buxton. Passing through some of Derbyshire’s finest countryside, you’ll discover fascinating heritage along the route. This traffic free trail follows the line of the former Cromford and High Peak Railway, one of the world’s first long-distance railways.

LINACRE RESERVOIRS Woodnook Lane, Cutthorpe, Chesterfield, S42 7AU Tel: 01332 865081 www.visitpeakdistrict.com

There are three reservoirs at Linacre, built between 1855 and 1904 and, between them, they hold more than 240 million gallons of water. The reservoirs are surrounded by fields and bluebell woods with several trails.

RENISHAW HALL Estate office, Renishaw, North Sheffield, S21 3WB Tel: 01246 432310 www.renishaw-hall.co.uk

Renishaw Hall and gardens are now open to visitors. The garden will open for two sessions each day, 10.30am-1pm and 1.304pm. Only 100 people will be allowed to enter per session and advanced booking online is advised.

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Take it outside TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SUMMER SUN AND FIND A CHARMING OUTDOOR SPACE TO EAT AND DRINK. HERE ARE SOME OF THE REGION’S BEST. ou have to feel for the many pubs and restaurants in the Westside area. During lockdown we were blessed with some glorious weather, perfect for walking down to your local beer garden or enjoying a restaurant meal alfresco. Unfortunately, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, that luxury was not an option.

Thankfully, many of them have reopened their doors and started welcoming customers back, albeit with social distancing regulations in place.

Should the weather present these opportunities once again, here are some of the best nearby bars and restaurants with outdoor spaces to take advantage of and enjoy a nice cool drink and something to eat.

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*** BLACKSMITH ARMS Church Steet, Everton, Doncaster, DN10 5BQ Tel: 01777 818822

A genuine 17th century free house in an area popular with ramblers. Open for drinks only at the present time.

CADEBY INN Main Street, Cadeby, Doncaster, DN5 7SW Tel: 01709 864009 www.cadebyinn.com

Located in the spectacular surrounding countryside of Cadeby, The Cadeby Pub and Restaurant is a beautiful venue that has been lovingly restored respecting all it’s rustic features with a contemporary splash of style across the décor. A good-sized beer garden is perfect for summer days. www.crownhotel-bawtry.com

THE COWSHED Sunnybank Gardens, Bawtry Road, Hatfield, Doncaster, DN7 6PH. Tel: 01302 842954

The Cowshed showcases homemade, hearty food, alongside daily specials, breakfast and lunch menus featuring jacket potatoes, sandwiches and lighter options, as well as the renowned Sunday Roast menu. A family favourite, the Cowshed offers children their own menu and lots of fun on-site, too. Finish off the day with an ice cream from the Yorkshire Ice Cream Parlour and enjoy a welcoming and entertaining experience for all.

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Refurbishments were well underway at The Crown Hotel before lockdown started and they’ve continued apace. The front of the hotel has been rendered and new signage installed back to the original Crown Hotel & Posting House. Inside, the bar and reception areas have been decorated to match the development of the Hogarth suite and lounge earlier in 2020. Next up is an outdoor terrace.

THE OLD BUTCHERS Main Street, Fishlake, Doncaster, DN7 5JJ Tel: 01302 842111

After spending lockdown operating a takeaway service, The Old Butchers will be opening further with an outdoor area as well as introducing full English breakfasts.

THE GRIND 25 High Street, Doncaster, DN1 1DW Tel: 01302 564932 www.thegrinddoncaster.co.uk

Bookings are now being taken for this popular restaurant, café and bar in Doncaster town centre.

THE HAREWOOD DONCASTER 28 Waterdale, Doncaster, DN1 3EY Tel: 01302 562195

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Tables have been appropriately spaced to adhere to distancing rules

www.sun-inn-everton.co.uk

A former coaching house, the Sun Inn has the charm and character of a traditional country pub with an elegant, contemporary interior. Head outside to a large terrace, modern children’s play area with climbing wall, comfortable places to sit – and if you are chilly, a feature circular fire pit to warm you up. The Sun Inn has a unique beer garden bar and pizza kitchen, serving a variety of deliciously designed or bespoke pizzas.

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Thrumpton Lane, Retford, DN22 6HS Tel: 01777 702542 www.sun-inn-retford.co.uk

This new town centre restaurant has a rooftop terrace. Serving modern and traditional cuisines from around the world, specialities include Mediterranean seafood and steak.

You can’t help but marvel at the converted Airstream bar which takes pride of place in The Sun Inn’s huge beer garden, which also includes a pizza kitchen, children’s play area and plenty of seating.

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THE STATION

Wheatley Hall Road, Doncaster, DN2 4NB Tel: 01302 730143 www.housemartinpubdoncaster.co.uk

Station Road, Blaxton, Doncaster, DN9 3AA Tel: 07414 200794 www.thestationblaxton.co.uk

This Marstons pub on one of the town’s main thoroughfares caters for the whole family and has an ample outdoor area.

Their carvery is particularly popular.

The Station Restaurant and Bar showcases a delicious and creative menu brimming with fresh, seasonal produce. They also serve up an extensive cocktail menu, complemented by an outdoor terrace, live sports bar, themed events, a large car park and play area to keep little ones entertained.

MILLER & CARTER BESSACAR 329 Bawtry Road, Doncaster, DN4 7PB Tel: 01302 867329 www.millerandcarter.co.uk

Miller & Carter know a thing or two about steak. The Bessacarr restaurant is situated in picturesque surroundings and is the perfect place to stop and unwind after visiting Doncaster Racecourse. The cosy interior makes the ultimate place to treat yourself and indulge in a 30-day aged steak and there’s tables outside too.

ROCCOS 1-3 Saint Mary’s Court, Tickhill, DN11 9LX Tel: 01302 744968 www.roccositaliankitchen.co.uk

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Roccos Italian Kitchen is what it says on the tin – an Italian restaurant with a rustic feel that creates a warm, relaxed atmosphere for families and all. A goodsized outdoor dining area adds a continental feel.

Woodfield Plantation, Balby, Doncaster Tel: 01302 285993 www.rioja-tapas.co.uk

WALKERS NURSERIES GARDEN RESTAURANT

Rioja is a family run 45-cover tapas and wine bar, providing customers with a comfortable, exciting and innovative coffee, tapas and wine bar concept with industrial and rustic authentic decor and furnishings, not forgetting a very stylish terrace.

THE SHIP AT BAWTRY Gainsborough Road, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6HT. Tel: 01302 710129 www.theship-bawtry.com

One of the town’s most popular watering holes has a sizeable outdoor area in which to enjoy a drink or something to eat. Their increased food offering has been a big hit.

THE SUN INN Gainsborough Road, Everton, DN10 5BW Tel: 01777 818752

Mosham Road, Blaxton, Doncaster, DN9 3BA Tel: 01302 770564 www.walkersnurseries.tv

After you’ve had a browse round the garden centre, The Garden Centre, or Potting Shed café, are great options for a cup of tea or bite to eat. As well as extensive indoor eating areas, you can dine outside too, with lovely views of the gardens.

ZINIZ 1 Market Place, Bawtry, DN10 6JL Tel: 01302 711115 www.ziniz.co.uk

The contemporary, light interiors of Ziniz at the heart of Bawtry delivers modern Tuscan cuisine, but still retains the buzzing, friendly and relaxed atmosphere for all to enjoy. An apertivo in the courtyard is a must too.

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CREATE YOUR OWN CONCOCTIONS AT HOME WITH EASE THANKS TO EXPERT ADVICE FROM SOME OF THE REGION’S FINEST MIXOLOGISTS. BY MARTIN EDWARDS. ocktails. Say no more.

The very sound of it spells out a certain style. Something to enjoy while watching the sun go down over the yachts in the bay en route to the casino at Monte Carlo, perhaps.

The name’s Bond. Cocktail parties.

Cocktail dress.

All the greater surprise then, to learn that this icon of sophistication owes its existence to altogether more humble origins. At one time, drinking a cocktail could mean having the collar on that exquisite dinner jacket felt by the law.

Welcome to the murky underworld of prohibition.

If you think the lockdown was pretty tough, then imagine it lasting for 13 years. In 1920, the sale or transportation of all alcoholic drinks became illegal in the USA. This merely had the effect of driving the trade underground. Jazz age venues became louche speakeasies, crime (especially bootlegging) rose, and the ban apparently caused tens of thousands

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of Americans to fall ill – there was an exemption for those who required alcohol for medical reasons. The sale of patent medicines also went through the roof.

Moreover, the era also gave rise to the ‘mixed drink’. Fruit juices, sodas, and other mixers were added to cocktails to cover the taste of wood alcohol and bathtub gin conjured up on home stills.

It was often, quite literally, lethal stuff.

Sweet cocktails were easier to drink quickly, which was an important consideration when the establishment might be raided by the Feds at any moment. With wine and beer less readily available, liquor-based cocktails were here to stay.

The golden age of cocktails began in the 1980s with vodka often substituting the original gin in drinks such as the martini. Traditional cocktails began to make a comeback in the 2000s and by the mid-2000s there were bars opening in all major cities, staffed by so-called mixologists.

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ast forward to Yorkshire 2020 and we’re in search of the north’s finest exponents of

the art.

Firstly to Sheffield, and to the luxurious and hugely popular Kettle Black on Ecclesall Road, the city’s most vibrant thoroughfare.

Here, general manager Jack Hartley presides over a list of 75 different cocktails. If you’re not sure which you want to try, there is even a taste guide on the list which steers you towards those which you are more likely to prefer.

Jack displays his mastery of the mix by creating a special cocktail just for us.

“I was aiming for a cocktail that was relevant to the times we live in, and also the season. So this one is bursting with refreshing summer fruit flavours”, he says.

With a wry reference to this year’s government-imposed restrictions, this is a drink to signal that the good times are back. Introducing the Lockdown Lady (see recipe opposite).

In the interests of journalistic credibility, your reporter was obliged to taste the resulting mix and pronounced it “a drink I can see everyone liking, A great blast of alcohol and fruit. An iron fist in a velvet glove”. *** ext stop Leeds and a firm favourite among devotees of cocktail chic, in the shape of Hedonist on Briggate. It’s here that one of the founding trio of friends, Dan Crowther, saw a silver lining in the Coronavirus cloud.

Under the new name Hedonist@home, they can supply a range of drinks specifically designed to recreate the taste of the cocktail bar at home.

Dan sees this as a trend that is set to stay.

“The whole ‘celebrity chef ’ and popular food programs such as Great British Bake Off and Masterchef have led to a realisation within the general public that the dishes they get at restaurants and that they see on social media are attainable.

“This has led to an increase in home cooking and the skill of the home chef increasing as the dinner party is quickly becoming a new norm once again, rather than going out.

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Lockdown Lady Whitley Neill raspberry gin St Germain elderflower liqueur (note; this drink packs a mean punch. If your prefer it lower in alcohol, substitute elderflower cordial instead) Diet lemonade Fresh raspberries Juice of half a lemon Method: Take a pint glass (this will be your mixing glass) and pour in 35ml of the raspberry gin. Add the raspberries and break them up a little with a longhandled spoon (this is apparently called muddling up in the trade).

Fill the glass nearly to the brim with ice. Add the lemon juice and stir well (if you don’t happen to have a cocktail shaker). Pour into a large wine glass and top up with lemonade to taste.

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Watermelon cordial 50ml Aperol 50ml Watermelon cordial (you can use Robinsons Watermelon & Strawberry cordial) 125ml Prosecco Method: Pour all ingredients over cubed ice in a wine glass. Give it a quick stir and then garnish with orange zest. Simple.

“This elevation in home cooking is soon to come to home drinking, with people becoming more educated on what it is to make good quality drinks and learning the tricks of the trade thanks to shows like Sunday Brunch,” he said.

Dan’s choice of cocktail reflects this thinking as it’s simple to make and tastes great.

Dan also provides us with a crash course in cocktail technique.

“To make good drinks at home is really easy to achieve but first you will need to understand one thing, MEASURE YOUR INGREDIENTS, just as when you make a great food dishes you will follow a recipe with grams, millilitres and pounds.

“This is exactly the thinking you need to follow when making drinks rather than just filling the glass. So the first thing I would do is get a measuring device that measures in increments of 5ml up to 50/100ml. A cocktail jigger can be easily bought online.

“The next bit of advice would be to always use fresh citrus, don’t buy premade, get some lemons or limes and get juicing. This will instantly create bettertasting drinks. Finally follow recipes, there are a plethora of recipes online on various websites you can reference such as Diffords Guide, but also a large amount of drinks books available as well at various stores.” *** ack Clark of the Chophaus at Roundhay Park, Leeds, is the thinking man’s mixologist. To hear him wax lyrical about his art, you could well believe he was talking about a rediscovered Leonardo. He has built up

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something of a reputation at the popular steakhouse and cocktail bar in smart suburbia. We started by asking him what inspired him to create this cocktail.

“I did a lot of sitting around in lockdown reminiscing about childhood summer holidays. So I decided the healthy lifestyle was for me. That meant going out to get exercise. There’s nothing like cycling down the canal on summer days. On the first day of British summer sunshine, I cycled along the canal to Woodlesford lock, where I saw a classic ice cream van and decided to indulge my long past penchant for getting a double 99 with everything on, the whole works.

So that’s what inspired me to create this drink, flashback to a summer day with no problems in your childhood.

Second question; What makes a good cocktail?

“Five things: Presentation, flavour, aroma, balance and ‘The Story’,” came the immediate reply.

Care to elaborate? He did.

“Let’s take presentation.The glassware is often overlooked.Take it from a binary perspective. Self-titled glassware such as the martini or the old fashioned, specifically for that one designed classic. I see it as how you would dress yourself.

The elegance of a cocktail starts with what you present it in. Closely follows is colour, showing moody emotions in a viscous oak-aged tint, or a fun bluelayered drink that takes you back to Ibiza.

“Then there’s aroma.Where does it take you? A plethora of memories. Not only does it oxidise your palate to unlock the life of a thousand tastebuds, it can take you somewhere. Flavour is a journey, starting with the aroma.The cooling temperature as it first meets lips, followed by the texture as it coats your mouth.

Starting off with the light tones of delicacy, as it makes its way to the finish and it channels through the bolder flavours. It can quench your thirst or leave you in need of another swill to satisfy.

“Balance next.Without balance the world would be on fire.We can’t go crazy throwing our favourite elements together without having a clash. Likewise, with cocktails it’s about finding the harmonies within the ingredients you combine to complement the palate.With that it could be literally just a matter of being tweaked by the smallest of measurements to bring peace to the final product.

“The Story? The final picture, as you could say the imagery that I could paint in your head that brings a cocktail full circle. Without a story to follow, a drink doesn’t have substance, or at least struggles. It’s almost like getting to know a person you’ve never met, stepping into the shoes of the creator or relating to it in your own way.”

Thanks Jack. Maybe I’ll just drink the cocktail.

Summertime Chimes 40ml mango-infused grey goose 20ml Lime juice 15ml Raspberry purée 10ml ATXA mango vermouth 30ml Pineapple juice Method: Add all ingredients to a shaker with cubed ice. Shake and strain into a Martini glass. Garnish with a dehydrated lime wheel.

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Welcome to luxury THE NEW LOOK H L BROWN SHOWROOM IS SOMETHING SPECIAL – STEP INSIDE AND FIND OUT WHAT’S IN STORE. visit to the newly refurbished H L Brown showroom, at the corner of Leopold Street and Barker’s Pool, is the ultimate experience in luxury.

“Customer expectations are rising so much that you have to offer something more, something special,” said managing director James Frampton, who continues the legacy of this family business, which was founded in Sheffield in 1861.

It’s one of the longest-established and most respected jewellery and watch businesses in the region and is still owned and run by the same family; James represents the fifth generation.

Refurbishment of the Barker’s Pool showroom, which H L Brown has occupied since 1986, was already well under way before lockdown started. A 13-week programme of works was interrupted for seven weeks, but now the store is completed and lives up to all expectations. New window displays showcase the store’s diamond and coloured gemstone jewellery and leading brands including Rolex, Omega, Longines, Tissot, Seiko, Fope, Georg Jensen and new addition, Montblanc.

Step off the street through the new super secure airlock entry system and you’ll discover an entirely new interior at H L Brown.

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The new Rolex showroom at H L Brown

Rolex watches are one of the most sought-after timepieces in the world; they are crafted from the finest materials and assembled with scrupulous attention to detail. H L Brown is proud to be part of the worldwide network of Official Rolex Retailers, which means it is accredited to supply and maintain Rolex watches.

As part of this major refurbishment, you can now browse H L Brown’s collection of Rolex watches in a brand new dedicated showroom.

Occupying almost half the store, the Rolex showroom is the height of luxury.

Porcelain wall tiles and quality American walnut furnishings are complemented by thick chocolate-coloured carpets and onbrand green seating to create a truly aspirational area. Managed by Nicola Renwick, the showroom is the perfect space to showcase one of the world’s finest luxury brands.

“The increased space and enhanced calibre of the new Rolex showroom allow us to present a comprehensive selection of watches in a suitable environment,” said James.

Whilst the new Rolex showroom feels distinct it works harmoniously with the rest of the new interior. All the displays and fittings have been updated and there’s new carpet and décor in subtle shades. Rose gold and silver drop lighting adds a contemporary touch.

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The newly-refurbished interior

To further add to H L Brown’s luxury appeal, there is a new Omega customer area, a specialist area for Italian jewellery brand Fope, a new Montblanc area and a showcase for Danish design house Georg Jensen.

As James Bond’s watch of choice, Omega needs no introduction and the new dedicated area within the store gives it the attention it deserves. Discerning watch collectors can make an appointment to discuss and purchase from their extensive collections.

Highly desirable 18ct gold jewellery has made Fope a successful jewellery brand worldwide. Its famous “Flex’it” expandable bracelet is available in different shapes and gauges

while the full range of bracelets comes in yellow, white, rose gold or in the tricoloured version, with or without diamonds.

Montblanc is a new store addition for H L Brown. Highly regarded for its writing instruments, Montblanc also offers premier watches, leather gifts and accessories.

Georg Jensen has been available at H L Brown for 18 months now, offering beautifully made contemporary silver jewellery. This has significantly extended the choice at H L Brown.

“We are all thrilled by the transformation achieved by the refurbishment, and are receiving very positive response from customers and the public generally,” added James.

Supporting James, the team at H L Brown is led by shop manager Brett Heath, Rolex manager Nicola Renwick, and assistant managers Samantha Lockwood and Theresa Fearnley. A warm welcome is assured for you at H L Brown where the friendly traditions of a family business are still very much in evidence.

Although not on offer at present due to the current Covid-19 regulations, drinks will be made available to customers during appointments, enhancing that welcoming feeling even further.

H L Brown 2 Barker’s Pool, Sheffield, S1 1LZ Tel: 0114 272 4388 www.hl-brown.co.uk

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Nicola Renwick, Rolex showroom manager

Brett Heath, Omega ambassador

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AWARD WINNING RESTAURANT Winners of the 2019 Eastside Restaurant Awards

“I’m Chintana, most people know me as Ton. I grew up in a village not far from the city of Ratchuburi in Thailand. I started cooking at a young age and used to cook for all my family.

Mai Dang was my first restaurant I opened when I was 18 years old. Six Years later, I met my husband and we decided to start a family in Doncaster.

Then this gave me the opportunity to open the first Thai Restaurant in Doncaster, The Bangkok Thai Restaurant.

Ten years of running a successful business, we wanted to expand and we decided to open the Bangkok Royal Elephant. Now we’re starting a new chapter by opening the only Thai Restaurant in Doncaster, Thai At The Sal.”

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Specialists in wedding & occasion wear Personal one-to-one service, comfortable and relaxed surroundings, in-house alterations service

20 Grove Street, Retford, Notts, DN22 6JR Tel: 01777 703148 4 Saltergate, Lincoln, Lincs, LN2 1DH Tel: 01522 526752 fashions@annewilkinson.co.uk

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FASHION

Seasonal style WHETHER YOU’RE DRESSING UP OR DRESSING DOWN, OUR LOCAL BOUTIQUES HAVE PLENTY OF SUMMER INSPIRATION. Jospeh Ribkoff summer styles available at Anne Wilkinson, 20 Grove Street, Retford, DN22 6JR. Tel: 01777 703148. www.annewilkinson. co.uk

From Shoe Room, 8 Priory Walk, Doncaster, DN1 1TS. Tel: 01302 360985. www.theshoeroom doncaster.com

Bridal and occasionwear for her (above) and him (right) available at Tickled Pink, 2-4 Manor Road, Hatfield, Doncaster, DN7 6SB. Tel: 01302 842234. www.tickledpinkbridal.co.uk

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FASHION

Summer clothes and accessories from Etc, Market Place, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6JW. Tel: 01302 714550

Shop the summer sales at Chique, 40 Mill Street, Armthorpe, Doncaster, DN3 3DL. Tel: 01302 30002

Beautiful Marc Cain silk dress Now half price, at £225

Striking animal print dress by KDesign now £55

Stunning Marc Cain blouse now half price, at £105

All outfits from Tiffany, 10 Cleveland Street, Doncaster, DN1 3EF. Tel: 01302 340662. www.tiffanyfashion. co.uk

Maxi by Marble now £55

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BEAUTY

Avocado oil mask, £3.99. www.tkmaxx.co.uk

Percy & Reed No-Fuss Fabulousness Dry Shampoo, £15. www.marksandspencer.com

Primark wellness bamboo hairbrush, £2.50. www.primark.com

Tress to impress SUMMER HAIR IS EVERY BIT AS IMPORTANT AS SUMMER SKIN. THESE PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES WILL GIVE IT THE ATTENTION IT DESERVES.

Hairy Jayne solid shampoo and conditioner bars handmade in the UK with natural and vegan-friendly ingredients, £9 each. www.wearthlondon.com These plastic-free and vegan Koha Baeuty shampoo bars are packed with a blend of amazing oils and gentle surfactants to nourish and cleanse your hair leaving it feeling silky and soft and free from any build up, £9. www.wearthlondon.com

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BEAUTY

Hair Rituel by Sisley restructuring nourishing balm for hair lengths and ends. A highly lipid-replenishing pre-shampoo balm to intensely care for damaged, dehydrated hair and encourage a true “hair transformation”. RRP £44.55

Create big and bouncy curls with ghd’s first curling tong.

Featuring patented tri-zone ceramic technology, it reaches the optimum curling temperature of 185°C. This is maintained by six sensors in the barrel ensuring constant, even heat for healthier-looking curls that stay in place all day and night. £110. www.johnlewis.com Accessorize aztec pattern wide knot headband £16. uk.accessorize.com

Marks & Spencer Philip Kingsley soothing scalp mask £19. www.marksandspencer.com Palo Santo hair and body mist from Live in the Light. www.liveinthelight.co.uk The Dyson supersonic hair dryer, £299, has been awarded the Quiet Mark, which is an independent, international approval award programme associated with the UK Noise Abatement Society Charitable foundation

ghd IV Hair Styler MK 4 £79. www.johnlewis.com

Limited Edition AQUIS x Poosh dual layer turban £37. www.aquis.com

Coconut oil products, £5.99. www.tkmaxx.co.uk

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Hair Salon of the Year 2018-2019

TICKLED PINK Bridalwear Bridesmaids Mother of the bride Marc Darcy Menswear

2-4 Manor Rd, Hatfield, Doncaster South Yorkshire, DN7 6SB T: 01302 842234 E: shop@tickledpinkbridal.co.uk

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Monday to Friday 9:30am - 5pm Saturday 9am - 5pm

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CALL 01302 215899, POP IN OR VISIT SAKS.CO.UK/DONCASTER 7 HIGH STREET DONCASTER, DN1 1ED

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PROMOTION

Wow-factor and well-being CUSTOMERS ARE STILL THE MAIN EVENT AT SAKS DONCASTER.

aks Doncaster’s customers often say that their visit to the High Street salon is something to cherish and at this salon, they can enjoy that feeling once more.

Now re-open, Saks Doncaster is 100 per cent committed to ensuring the safety of everyone who steps into their salon, be that a customer or member of staff.

They continue to follow the latest official advice on everything from hygiene to self-isolation and you’ll now find stylists wearing face masks or visors, social distancing practices in place where possible, and new safety screens.

Customers are encouraged to make appointments, pay by card, arrive promptly and wear a face mask or covering that fits around your ears.

In spite of these changes, customers remain very much at the heart of everything Saks Doncaster do, that’s part of the ethos of a group that’s been in the business for over 46 years.

Salon owner, Paul Calladine, says:

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“We’re here for our customers’ hair, wow-factor and wellbeing.When they come in, chances are they’ve got something on that they want to feel their best for. Maybe they don’t.Whichever desire or need brings customers into our salon, our stylists have got them.

“Most of us know that a salon visit can be a powerful thing and that having great hair can make the world of difference.

Whether it’s a new cut or colour, redcarpet styling, nourishment and blow dry, an in-between toner, or even a 15-minute fringe trim, we want our customers to enjoy coming in.Think about how long they spend in our salon over the years. It’s a no-brainer that they should be totally looked after.”

Saks love getting to know their customers and catching up.They also respect if customers are pushed for time and just want to get in and out.They’ll simply talk through the hair-related stuff and let you work around that.

New for 2020 came loyalty treats on

the LOVE SAKS app. Along with booking appointments whilst on the go, customers can also bank deals and discounts, too.

Saks UK has been making women look and feel sassy since 1974 and at the time of writing has raised £170,000 for The Eve Appeal’s essential research into the five gynaecological cancers of the cervix, ovaries, vagina, vulva and womb.There are ways to donate loose change in the salon and a glitzy Saks4Eve raffle.To get involved in the bigger stuff, ask the salon team what’s coming next.

Time at Saks Doncaster is time well spent making a difference to your day.

Head to Saks for fabulous hair and a warm welcome – the best of times guaranteed.

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Step out of the shadows THESE STYLISH SUNGLASSES ARE PERFECT FOR SUMMER SUN.

Gorgeous summer style from Dorothy Perkins. www.dorothyperkins.com

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ACCESSORIES

Marc by Marc Jacobs women’s sunglasses £120. www.marcjacobs.com

Prada women’s sunglasses £240. www.prada.com

Thomas Sabo Mia grey square sunglasses £219. www.thomassabo.com

Superdry sunglasses £59. www.superdry.com

Ralph Lauren women’s sunglasses £89. www.ralphlauren.co.uk

Chanel women’s sunglasses £325. www.chanel.com

Cones & Rods Gibran sunglasses. www.conesandrods.com

Remi sunglasses pink blue £30, from Daisy Park. www.daisypark.co.uk

Ted Baker men’s sunglasses £75. www.tedbaker.com

Ronald red lens sunglasses £12. www.burton.co.uk

Dune London Gwendolin sunglasses £35. www.dunelondon.com

FatFace Pippa sunglasses in amber style £28. www.fatface.com Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk 43

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PROMOTION

The principles of preparing for a whole school reopening THE NEW PRINCIPAL OF QUEEN ETHELBURGA’S TALKS ABOUT PLANNING FOR A SEPTEMBER REOPENING, FOR ALL AGE GROUPS, AND HIS VISION FOR THE COLLEGIATE. tarting the next academic year as the new Principal of Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate will be a very different experience to that which I had envisioned when I was first appointed. Having been in education over 30 years, 17 of these as the head of large UK and international independent schools, I’ve seen some change in practice. The challenges facing schools across the UK in preparing for full reopening in September – as we’ve heard said many times already –are unprecedented.

With key worker and Forces boarding students staying on campus throughout lockdown, and a successful welcoming of our Reception,Year 1 and Year 6 cohort in early June, we now have plenty of experience of operating in a controlled lockdown. QE has complied with, and gone beyond, the measures required by government and we have committed ourselves to the BSA School Safe Charter. We are using this experience to ensure we have adaptable plans in place, as we welcome students back at the start of term.

We have issued guidance to our students and parents on the measures we are taking to keep the campus as safe as possible, whilst maintaining the welcoming and happy atmosphere that they know and love. Our location is ideal. Queen Ethelburga’s benefits from a highly secure, rural campus, set in the stunning North Yorkshire countryside.

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school will be reopening in September without the social distance restrictions we have now, however, we are still planning to bring our boarders back two weeks earlier in August, so that we can offer quarantine if necessary, but also to offer a curriculum preparation programme for the year ahead.

Our priorities for the next year build on QE’s success story to date. We know

Collegiate Principal Jeff Smith

that the key to academic excellence is the consistency in quality of teaching, therefore this will always be the focus for the Collegiate. Continuous improvement is also key. We will be reflecting on everything we do and will always seek feedback from our students, parents and teachers so that we understand our community needs and find ways to meet them.

We will continue to find ways to broaden and improve the curriculum and enrichment opportunities we offer, and extend students learning beyond the restraints of the classroom. We will use our recent online teaching and learning experience to develop our IT strategy, taking the opportunity to develop elearning in an impactful way.

Through our academic, pastoral and enrichment programmes, we will continue to develop the personal qualities of our students, such as leadership, resilience, critical thinking and responsibility. As always, we will prioritise the safeguarding, health and wellbeing of all our students and staff.

To find out more about QE, visit www.qe.org.

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The top performing independent secondary school in the North of England (The Sunday Times Schools Guide 2020).

An ‘Excellent’ rated, vibrant and supportive school community, welcoming boys and girls from 3 months old to 19 years.

Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate “To be the best that I can, with the gifts that I have.” www.qe.org | admissions@qe.org | 01423 333330 | York YO26 9SS

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A School Where Excellent Results Reward Hard Work

Mount St Mary’s College and Barlborough Hall School prides itself on providing girls and boys aged 3-18, with an outstanding education. The school’s thriving Sixth Form is a place of high standards and high performance.

A place where hard work is rewarded with excellent results.

Dr Sarah Dewar-Watson, Head of Sixth Form says: “We have an excellent track record of our students getting their first choice of university place, and many of our students go on to study at Russell Group universities.”

In September, as we hopefully return to a more conventional school year, students in Year 12 and 13 will benefit from the Mount’s new Sixth Form Study Centre. This state-ofthe-art facility will provide a modern and sophisticated setting for our young people as they embark on this critical phase of their studies.

Dr Dewar-Watson adds: “We offer the best teaching and support for our students, including the chance to study for an EPQ. “Our Sixth Form provides pupils with an experience which is rich in academic opportunity and personal growth.

Throughout their academic studies they will be exceptionally well-supported in the

classroom and in their independent learning as they explore decisions about their longer term future.”

Dr Dewar-Watson says: “We prepare students for entry on to some of the most academically competitive courses in the UK. We also work with expert careers advisors to prepare students for a wide variety of career paths, including HM Armed Forces, business and enterprise, sport and the performing arts.”

As a Jesuit school, the care of each individual student is paramount. Both academic and personal excellence are at the heart of our school. We are an inclusive school and welcome families of all faiths and beliefs.

Our mission is to know our pupils, understand them, challenge and support them so that they grow to be fulfilled, purposeful and happy members of society who are men and women for others.

The Mount, and its preparatory school Barlborough Hall, also provide scholarship and bursary opportunities to children who excel academically, in music or at sport.

Scholarships and bursaries are awarded discretionally and can be applied for at any point during the academic year. More details are available from our Admissions team who can be contacted via email: admissions@msmcollege.com

With outstanding facilities across both our school sites our pupils begin to flourish from their first day. Children are welcome to join us at any point in their school journey, from 3 to 18 years.

Mount St Mary’s College and Barlborough Hall School are just five minutes’ drive from the M1, with Sheffield and Chesterfield a short drive away. Set in acres of beautiful green countryside, our locations are simply second to none.

Over the last few months the school has continued to deliver outstanding lessons and support to students during the coronavirus pandemic. Lessons have been delivered remotely to children around the world. Our teaching staff have relished the challenge and have received an abundance of positive feedback from our parents.

To find out more about Mount St Mary’s College and Barlborough Hall School, please contact a member of our Admissions team either by email: admissions@msmcollege.com or by calling 01246 433388.

Visit our website: www.msmcollege.com

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APPEAL

Support the bird garden AS A CHARITY, HAREWOOD HOUSE IS RELIANT ON ITS VISITORS AND MEMBERS – AND IS NOW ASKING FOR THEIR HELP. s one of the ‘Treasure Houses’ of England, Harewood House is a much-loved Yorkshire destination. Built in the 18th century, it has art collections to rival the finest in the country as well as a rare bird garden, farm experience and over 100 acres of exquisite gardens to explore.

Sadly, Harewood was forced to close its doors due to the Covid-19 pandemic and, at the time of writing, was still waiting to hear when it can welcome visitors once again. But that doesn’t mean everything at Harewood has stopped during lockdown. Whilst the gates are closed, ongoing essential work has been taking place behind the scenes to feed and care for over 300 birds and conservation work in the rare bird garden.

Harewood Bird Garden is a home to over 40 species of birds from around the world.Visit, and you will see the critically endangered Bali starling, charismatic and colourful parrots, as well as a popular colony of Humboldt penguins.You can learn about the birds that they care for, explore their characteristics, their conservation status and what makes them unique, see one of the world’s largest owl species or listen to a flock of Zebra finches.

As a charity, Harewood is reliant on a steady stream of income from visitors and members, and part of that income ensures the health and well being the birds, many of which are endangered in the wild.

Across a 12-week period, £35,000 is needed to support the bird garden and maintain the important work of conservation and engagement with 17 different international breeding programmes. To raise these vital funds, Harewood has launched an appeal via the Just Giving website – www.justgiving.com/campaign/ harewoodbirds.

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Humboldt penguins © Harewood House Trust

“Whilst everyday life has changed for most people at the moment, it remains the same for the birds, and work in the bird garden must continue,” said bird garden manager, Nicholas Dowling.

“We’ve adapted to a new way of working safely during this time, but now more than ever Harewood Bird Garden needs support from the public.

“The Harewood Bird Garden turns 50 this year and we had lots of exciting plans for visitors, including a new bird hide and a walk-though aviary. These have all been put on hold as we focus on essential work and also look at how we can tell stories of these fascinating birds to people online. We know this is a challenging time for everyone, and that there are many causes people will want to support, and so any help is greatly appreciated.”

At present, Harewood are almost a quarter of the way to reaching their £35,000 target. Here’s how your donations can help: • £10 buys… Feed for one of ten Humboldt penguins per week • £20 would get… A day’s worth of fresh fruit and vegetables for their herbivore birds • £50 donated would… Cover Harewood’s live food bill for a week, especially for birds and chicks • £77 could cover… A bird keeper for one day, including their protective equipment.

• The bird garden is an official zoo – It has been licensed since the 1980s and a member of BIAZA, the professional body representing the best zoos and quariums in Britain and Ireland.

• They are a bird rehab centre – Since the red kites were reintroduced just over 20 years ago in the region, the bird garden acts as an important rehabilitation facility.

• Customs and excise send birds to Harewood – the bird garden is a holding venue for UK Customs receiving confiscated or seized animals • Harewood actively supports vital breeding programmes – Harewood’s birds are part of 17 different managed international breeding programmes, of which their two condors are a part. The are also one of the only zoos in the country to house and breed the Vietnam pheasant.

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APPEAL

ith a degree in Environmental Management and Economics, Ben Lascelles is the son of the current Earl of Harewood and manages the Harewood Estate, whilst playing an active role in contributing to the Charity’s Bird Garden management.

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What’s your background and connection to Harewood Bird Garden?

I manage the Harewood Estate, the land surrounding the charitable Trust, and am Chair of the Harewood Bird Garden Advisory Group.

I’ve always loved the outdoors and birding is a great excuse to get outside and observe the world around us. As kids we’d spend a lot of time outside, climbing, swimming, having picnics and exploring. I think my first proper bird experience was visiting the famous RSPB reserve of Minsmere in Suffolk, close to where my grandmother lived for some years.

I had a year off before studying Environmental Management and Economics at York University, heading to Nepal and working as a guide in a safari lodge. This is where I really got into wildlife photography.

Where have your bird studies taken you?

The nature of my studies has enabled me to travel all over the world and work on some incredibly varied and far reaching projects. This has included time on a remote mountain range in Southern Tanzania, which had a lot of unusual and rare species of birds, a year working in Mauritius, contributing to a project to study the Pink Pigeon, a species we kept for many years in the Harewood bird garden, several years in the most famous rare bird migration spot in the UK, the

Scilly Isles and then a project with the Smithsonian Institute in Panama, Central America.

I’ve also studied topics closer to home such as projects on Drax Power Station, Dalby Forest and Pocklington Canal, but these international visits have expanded my knowledge about the importance of conservation, what interventions work in different locations and given me a passion to share this knowledge and these incredible bird species where I can.

What do you know of your family’s love for birds?

My grandparents had a strong interest in and love of birds when they established the Harewood Bird Garden in 1970. I was also aware that my father had an interest via film work he undertook on various research trips in the seventies.

However, the family connection reaches much further back. Harewood was home to an 18th Century menagerie and Charles Canning received an award for the introduction of Himalayan pheasants into England. Later my grandfather was President of the World Pheasant Association for many years.

Gerald Lascelles, son of the fourth Earl, was a competent falconer from an early age. He wrote several pioneering books on falconry and land management and was a land manager in the New Forest for many years.When moving back to Yorkshire some years ago, I enjoyed learning about Princess Mary’s interest in birds and of her ornamental owl collection. I thought I’d built up quite a good selection of owl figurines over the years, put to shame by her Faberge Owl! What’s significant about Harewood’s bird collection and role?

Fifty years is a long time for a small collection such as ours to keep running.

We’ve always had excellent care of the birds in our collection and over the years some notable successes in breeding in captivity. This is a critical step before reintroduction schemes can take place.

In recent years we’ve scaled the collection back somewhat to allow us to focus our efforts on key areas where there is a connection to Harewood, including South America, the Himalayas, parrots and our native wildlife.

The Harewood Bird Garden plays an important role in raising awareness for the plight of some of these endangered species, through the appreciation gained through seeing them and learning about them from the keepers and from a visit to Harewood.

Why is an understanding of birds and bird conservation important/enriching?

In our globalised world, it’s more important than ever that we’re aware of the impacts our choices can have on the environment and the species within it.

Consumer choice drives so much of our politics and economics that making informed decisions about what we buy is a key part of sustainability and conservation. Until recent years, we haven’t always been aware of the impacts we have or the choices we can make.

Birds are great indicators of what’s going on in the world around us and how their numbers fluctuate can inform us around how sustainable different practices are.

And in this fast-paced world, taking time out to just sit and observe is a great release for stress and anxiety.

Mindfulness and wellbeing are easily associated with watching birds.

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IN BRIEF

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New principal The Board of Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate are delighted to announce that Mr Jeff Smith will succeed Mr Steven Jandrell as Principal of the Collegiate, with effect from August 2020.

Amy Martin, Chair of the Board, said of the appointment: “Throughout the recruitment process, it was incredibly important to us to ensure that the huge amount of experience, skills and knowledge we already have in our strategic team was complemented by any new appointment. I believe we have achieved this in appointing Jeff, to lead the team with vision and ambition, in creating the next exciting chapter of the QE story.

“Jeff comes with an exceptional track record in successfully leading schools, improving and sustaining high performance.

With a strong focus on teaching excellence, pastoral support and the continuing professional development of staff, we are confident that he will truly embody all our QE Community Values.”

On his appointment, Jeff said: “It is a great honour to take over from Steven Jandrell who has led the Collegiate as a dedicated and visionary Principal for the past fourteen years, having spent 25 years of his teaching career at QE. “Starting the next academic year as the new Principal of QE will certainly be a very different experience to that which I had envisioned when I was first appointed. The challenges facing schools across the UK in preparing for a full reopening in September - as we’ve heard said many times already - are unprecedented. With key worker and Forces students staying on campus throughout lockdown, and a successful return of our Reception,Year 1 and Year 6 cohort in early June, we have used this experience to ensure we have adaptable plans in place for welcoming all our students back at the start of term.

“Our priorities for the next year and beyond build on QE’s success story to date. We know that the key to academic excellence is the consistency in quality of teaching; therefore, this will always be the focus for the Collegiate.

“Continuous improvement is also vital.We will be reflecting on everything we do and will always seek feedback from our students, parents and teachers so that we understand our community needs and find ways to meet them.We will find ways to broaden and improve the curriculum and enrichment opportunities we offer and take every opportunity to extend students learning beyond the restraints of the classroom.

Through our academic, pastoral and enrichment programmes, we will support students in developing personal qualities such as leadership, resilience, critical thinking and responsibility.

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Local businesswoman, Nicola Codd from Doncaster is celebrating her sixth successful year in business in Doncaster as the owner of baby and toddler swimming company, Puddle Ducks Doncaster & South Humberside.

The Doncaster & Humberside franchise launched its first classes in April 2014 and it now has 12 talented swimming teachers from the local area on its books, bringing its fun and effective swimming and life-saving classes to over 600 parents and their little ones across the area.

“Although fun is at the heart of our classes, they’re about much more than this. Because the classes revolve around bonding and play, the children don’t even realise they’re learning to swim and are acquiring a skill that could save their lives. Life-saving is a structured and integral part of Puddle Ducks’ toddler classes, with a focus on saving other people’s lives as well as personal water safety.

Classes, which take place at pools in Doncaster, Rotherham, Selby, North Lincs and NE Lincs last 30 minutes and carefully balance activities including group and individual work, swimming, submersion, floating, songs and games. Floating seats and arm bands are not used in the classes to encourage the children’s confidence in the water and to allow them to feel and become accustomed to their own buoyancy.

For class timetables and availability, visit www.puddleducks.com/doncaster

Put a roof on it When is a conservatory not a conservatory? When it becomes a genuine extra room in your home.

The one thing people did learn from the COVID-19 lockdown was that there was a real need to maximise on every inch of living space. Conservatories proved to be a problem area – too hot to sit in on the finest days and too cold to be much practical use at other times.

But the solution to the problem can be as simple as installing a fully tiled roof, with a properly installed and insulated ceiling.

Ian Chester, managing director of Yorkshire Windows, says that conservatory roofs have been one of the biggest home improvement trends for 2020, with their popularity on the increase as homeowners look to improve their properties as the lockdown eases. To find out more visit yorkshirewindows.com or call 0808 168 5855.

Happy customer Word of mouth recommendations are vital to any business, none more so than in the building trade. A happy customer was effusive in their praise for recent work carried out by Flint Construction: “Rich, Dave and their whole team did a fantastic job of renovating and transforming our house.They built a rear extension, front extension and outdoor space as well as carrying out lots of internal modifications for a very fair price.

“The whole process was easy; there was good communication and the hitches and changes (which are inevitable in any building work) were all sorted out quickly.”

To find out more about what Flint Construction can do for you, call 0114 345 0001 or visit www.flint-construction.com

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transform your home & garden.

We offer a wide variety of beautiful, great value plants, outdoor furniture and garden care products.

Our inspirational outdoor lighting and living ranges will help you to enjoy your outdoor space.

We are so much more than just a garden centre!

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Our friendly & knowledgeable horticultural specialists are always happy to help with all of your gardening needs.

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HOME & GARDEN

Upgrade your outdoor dining experience by bringing a fresh botanical look to the table with ProCook’s bamboo picnic range.

24-piece bamboo outdoor tableware set includes eight dinner plates, bowls and tumblers, £44.

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Day tripper PLANNING AN EXCURSION? UP YOUR PICNIC GAME WITH THESE STYLISH OUTDOOR ESSENTIALS. ow that summer is here, we’re all thinking about long walks outside and picnics in the park.

From luxurious picnic baskets to woollen blankets, we’ve put together our favourite products that will make your outdoor experience even greater.

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Herringbone picnic hamper for four includes waterproof-backed picnic blanket, stainless steel cutlery, plates, wine goblets, napkins and utensils. www.vonhaus.com

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If you really want to make a statement these outdoor lights from Lights4Fun will give your outdoor picnic/event the wow factor. www.lights4fun.co.uk

The Fleur de Sel blue lantern from Beau Monde is a skilful hand woven pastel blue rattan and bamboo lantern with a genuine leather handle and inner aqua glass holder, £95.95. www.beaumonde.co.uk

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HOME & GARDEN

This stylish set of barbecue tools includes a twopronged fork, spatula, basting brush and tongs. £29.95 from www.annabeljames.co.uk

Garden Trading outdoor barbecues come in a bucket or bowl variety. www.gardentrading.co.uk

Cook on the go with this RS Barcelona Mon Oncle barbecue £273. www.nest.co.uk

Kreafunk aGlow bluetooth speaker with wireless charging £129. www.cuckooland.com

Sturdy, fold-out table with classic board games for all the family. Make your markers from pebbles or conkers and explore the board at home or on holidays. £50 from Regatta. www.regatta.com Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk 53

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This Marvo malamine tiffin box is a treat for outdoor dining – just pack up your picnic in the seperate compartments and go, £15. www.made.com

The Gozney Roccbox is a restaurant-grade portable outdoor pizza oven, reaching an incredible 500°C. It comes complete with a gas burner for maximum convenience and minimum down time. Simply hook up to a standard Propane LPG patio gas bottle and cook restaurant quality pizza all day. £399 from www.gozney.com

British-made, these pure new wool waterproof blankets come in 12 different colours and will make your picnics comfy, dry and stylish! Each rug is large enough and ideal for several adults, but rolls up into an easy-to-carry bundle with a slim elegant strap that can hook onto your backpack or bike for a day out. £125 from www.heating-and-plumbing.com

Relax on the go with this ‘Islabomba’picnic chair, £45, from Amara. www.amara.com

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Give your picnic some Ibiza vibes with this sunset disco picnic set £15 from George at Home. direct.asda.com

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HOME & GARDEN

Lotus Grill BBQ in orange, includes carry bag, lighter gel and 1kg bag of charcoal. German-designed and engineered, the grill uses 90 per cent less charcoal to cook the perfect meal and its ready to go in 3-4 minutes. £150 from www.cuckooland.com

Wilko blue stripe family cooler, £8. www.wilko.co.uk

The perfect partner for any party, big or small, this ingenious Wine Multi Tool from Pretty Useful Tools includes a corkscrew, double hinged lever, foil cutter, silicon bottle stopper and bottle opener. £12 from store.wildandwolf.co.uk

Freebird is the perfect cooler table for your garden, kitchen or camping adventures. Its smaller size means it’s easy to move around. Fill it with ice and keep food and drink cold in the van/car while enroute to your destination. Outside Gang exhibiting at www.topdrawer.co.uk

This beautifully designed enamel mug from the Folklore collection is perfect for home or outdoor use. £10.95 from www.annabeljames.co.uk

Plan the perfect picnic with Next. www.next.co.uk

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PROMOTION

It’s good to be back...

THE GARDEN CENTRE, RESTAURANT AND POTTING SHED CAFE AT WALKERS NURSERIES HAVE ALL RE-OPENED.

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alkers Nurseries has welcomed customers back into the Garden Restaurant and The Potting

Shed.

With plenty of outdoor seating, you can relax and enjoy enjoy coffee and cake, a hearty breakfast or one of their popular Sunday roasts. Breakfast is available from 9am-11am MondaySaturday and from 10am-11.15am on Sundays. Hot lunches are served daily from 11.30am-2.30pm.

Walkers Nurseries’ Citroen van will remain open as a takeaway alternative,

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serving hot and cold drinks, tray bakes, sausage rolls and delicious Thaymar ice cream – perfect to enjoy while strolling around the landscaped show gardens.

The greenhouses are full of vibrant colours and inspiration, ready to plant straight into your garden. If you are looking for a statement piece, Walkers have an array of water features. Their friendly team will be more than happy to help with your gardening needs.

There’s some great deals on our range of garden furniture and Walkers offer free delivery (within a 15-mile radius)

for all furniture orders. From unique gift ideas, artisan gin and quality homeware, there’s something for everyone in the gift shop. There is also an ambient food selection, speciality and fine foods (from local suppliers to the more unusual), drinks, confectionery and regular grocery products.

If you would like to find out more about the safety measures Walkers Nurseries have in place, please see the Covid-19 Risk Assessment on their website – www.walkersnurseries.tv. They hope to see you soon!

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