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e’ll meet again” was the refrain that captured the mood back in March, when the seriousness of the Covid-19 crisis was literally brought home to us. We’re pleased to say the wish expressed by the song has been granted. We’re back! And we look forward to bringing you the latest in lifestyle. By chance, this issue will arrive through your door on 19 June – 34 years to the day that Westside appeared on the local scene. So happy birthday to us! And happy reading to you!
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How can you improve your garden this summer?
Richard Abbey Executive Editor
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Home & Garden
It’s time to head for the great outdoors! Alfresco dining is back on the menu, and a few strategically-placed garden accessories could soon have you getting that Mediterranean feeling. Here are a few stylish ideas that could make all the difference to your summer
18 Gardening
Richard Abbey looks at ten things to tackle in the garden this summer
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Life in lockdown
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All that glitters
Warm up your wardrobe with these golden additions
40 Beauty
If you’ve been going au naturale for the last couple of months, it’s time to step out of the shadows… These beauty picks scream summer
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Break from the norm
Working from home? These seven simple steps will ensure it’s a happy and productive experience
How was it for you and what are you looking forward to the most? We asked some local faces to share their experiences and hopes
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FRONT COVER: Has lockdown taken its toll? If you’re looking to lose weight, visit The Virtual Slimming Clinic. See pages 42 & 43 for more
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Motoring
Hit the road in style... as long as it’s Italian style. These head-turners are the epitome of cool – and perfect for a summer drive
Your favourite independent shops are reopening their doors – and are well stocked for the new season
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ABOVE: These lovely baskets, £35, make fantastic planters to enhance your alfresco dining experience, plus, each basket is one of a kind. Made in Ghana they are vegan-friendly and available in a range of designs and sizes from www.lolaandmawu.com
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House by John Lewis Salsa garden mini chairs, set of 2, saffron/orange Ombre, £78; garden mini chairs, set of 2, orange Ombre/ Aegean Ombre, £78; Salsa round garden side table, £79; 4-seat round garden table & chairs set, Aegean, £319 (table shown); John Lewis & Partners Salsa rattan solar powered garden lantern, small, teal, £16; Maya reversible cushion, 55 x 35cm, multi, £12; Garden Acapulco reversible cushion, 43 x 43cm, green/multi, £12; Garden cactus cushion, 40 x 20cm, Aegean, £12. www.johnlewis.com
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ABOVE: Gather the whole family… The Solus Hemi 36 fire bowl with metal table top produces substantial heat for any outdoor space. www.solusdecor.co.uk
ABOVE: These folding chairs can accommodate any latecomers and are perfect for a vintage or retro-inspired garden terrace. Approximate chair size: W40cm x D47cm x H81: seat height: 44cm. Priced £42.50 from www.scaramangashop.co.uk
ABOVE: This stack of wool throws, and optional Cornish Blue picnic rug, are ideal for the home or garden. The rug is larger than your average too; at 200x149cm it can fit the whole family. Priced £124 from www.tollymcrae.co.uk
Shanghai garden parasol, £99. From www.marksandspencer.com 14 Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk
ABOVE: Create an urban entertaining area outdoors with the Camley bar table set. Inspired by London’s casual riverside bars, the contemporary set mixes slatted teak and black steel for a lightweight and streamlined appearance. Perfect for smaller courtyard gardens, balconies or the corner of the patio. £1,000 from www.gardentrading.co.uk
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ABOVE: Designed and made in New Zealand, the Tulum outdoor bean bag pouffe will form the focal point of your socialising over summer. You’ll have to fight your family and friends for your turn to use them! Using waterproof inner liners and the world-renowned Sunbrella® marine grade fabric, these durable outdoor bean bags are designed to handle the elements. www.lujo.com.au
RIGHT: Head to Italy for cutlery inspiration; this Postate Mandala range in red, from Excelsa, is perfect for tucking into a big bowl of spaghetti vongole while watching the sunset with a glass of pinot grigio in hand. www.eprice.it/p/ scopri-i-prodotti-excelsa
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As day turns to night, keep your party illuminated with this stylish Gothenburg bamboo lantern £99, from www.roseandgrey. co.uk
ABOVE: This cordless outdoor lamp, £495, has a plantation teak base which is weighted for stability with black terrazzo and a polyethylene globe style lamp with varying light and colour settings that are controlled via a remote. The lamp part is removable and charges through a USB cable, so there is no need for any wiring or external plug points. From www.saltandsteel.co.uk LEFT: Who says you have to splash out this summer? This red wine glass from Poundland is priced, you guessed it, £1, and is perfect foSr the outdoors. www.poundland.co.uk
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Make your neighbours green with envy RICHARD ABBEY LOOKS AT TEN THINGS TO TACKLE IN THE GARDEN THIS SUMMER. f, like me, you’d run out of excuses for putting off that long list of garden-related jobs, chances are the last couple of months has seen you tick off more than a few of those ‘must-do’ chores. For the keen (and not so keen) gardeners amongst us, it’s been the ideal time in which to grow, develop and improve our outdoor spaces.Whatever your level of green-fingeredness, the Royal Horticultural Society (www.rhs.org.uk) is an invaluable resource and has some great advice to give your garden the wow factor. Here are ten top tips to improve your outdoor space (if you haven’t done them already).
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on an exuberant burst of growth. But this also means weeds will sprout up from seemingly nowhere.They can be controlled without resorting to weedkillers by hoeing regularly in dry conditions.
2. Be water-wise Ideally water plants early in the morning, to avoid evaporation loss during the day. On warm summer days, evening watering is also likely to be effective, the dry soil soaking it in readily and low humidity at night reducing risk of disease. To determine the need for watering, inspect the soil at a spade’s depth. If the soil feels damp, there is unlikely to be any need to water, but if it is dry, then watering is probably required for some plants.
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fruits in a range of colours, shapes and sizes and are best planted outside in early summer. Roots should be kept moist but never waterlogged. Pots and grow-bags require frequent watering, particularly once plants become more established. Irregular watering can result in splitting and blossom-end rot, whereas overwatering can impair flavour.
4. ‘Come again’ salads Produce your own mixed salads by growing a range of leafy salads and vegetables that can be cut and will then sprout (come) again. Harvesting the young leaves when you need them prevents plants from maturing and ensures several harvests of small, tender, mild-flavoured leaves over a long period of time. Popular crops include basil, beetroot, chicory, chard, endive, leaf celery, lettuce, pak choi, parsley, radicchio, red kale, rocket, sorrel and spinach.
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display. Popular summer varieties include Argyranthemum, Lysimachia (creeping jenny), Dichondra ‘Silver Falls’, Fuchsia, Pelargonium (geraniums), Lobelia,Viola (pansies), Petunia, Salvia and Nicotiana (tobacco plants).
6. LOVE YOUR LAWN At this time of year, the lawn is actively growing and requires feeding, mosskilling, weeding and regular mowing. If you really want to impress your neighbours a striped lawn looks very impressive, and isn’t that difficult to achieve if your mower has a rear roller. Rectangular lawns are easier to stripe than irregularly shaped lawns, but with a bit of practice, you can stripe up any lawn.
borders, containers and hanging baskets. Bedding can be grown from seed, bought as young seedlings (plug plants) or purchased as pot-grown specimens, often in multi-packs and cellular trays, ready for planting. Marigolds, calendula, dianthus, forget-me-nots, geraniums and begonias will all add striking colour.
8. Stake tall or floppy plants Perennials in borders often put on strong lush growth that makes them vulnerable to collapse, especially after heavy rain or strong winds. Staking them early in the season will help avoid disaster. In particular; tall plants and hybrids with large flowers, such as sunflowers, require additional support.
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early summer, depending on the shrub). They usually flower on the previous year’s growth. Pruning immediately after flowering allows the maximum time for development of young growth to provide the following year’s flowers before the end of summer.
10. Keep greenhouses cool Greenhouses, whether of glass or plastic, can overheat in sunny weather. Plants can be protected from excess heat by shading and ventilation. For effective ventilation, monitor greenhouse temperature (ideally keep the internal temperature below 27ºC), open all doors and vents on sunny days and, if necessary, temporarily remove panes. Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk 19
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Life in lockdown HOW WAS IT FOR YOU AND WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO THE MOST? WE ASKED SOME LOCAL FACES TO SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCES AND HOPES. 020. That was the year, that was. It will go down in history as a time in which everything we held to be a part of ‘normal’ life was turned on its head or simply vanished under lockdown. Gone was our way of life and in thousands of cases, life itself. The cost in lives was counted alongside the cost in divided families, loss of jobs or livelihood, interrupted education, fractured friendships and a great deal more. But what about the effects at grass roots level in our region? We asked some well-known faces in society and business how they will remember the pandemic year. What was the worst part for them? And could anything good possibly emerge to be weighed against it? Their answers were surprisingly different. The battle against Covid19 is, of course, far from over. As this was being written, shops and shopping centres stood on the brink of the lifting of the order which forced retail outlets to close. This brought immense relief to the already hard-hit sector. But the mood was cautious when Eastside spoke to key people in retail. At the Frenchgate shopping centre in Doncaster, measures governing how the complex will welcome back shoppers have long been in place. The centre has remained partially open throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, with a handful of essential stores and services continuing to trade. The message from Frenchgate’s management was emphatically stay safe.
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Measures have been put in place to ensure that everyone visiting the centre, shoppers, and staff alike, feel safe and confident to do so. An enjoyable and comfortable shopping experience is paramount. Centre manager Paddy Mellon explained: “We are thankful for all of our key workers, including our retailers, who have been committed to ensuring our customers and colleagues are safe. “Ensuring the safety of our shoppers and staff is of the utmost importance and we have made careful and considered decisions to introduce a number of responsible measures to achieve this. All stores will have a limited capacity to ensure everyone can adhere to social distancing. We are advising our customers that queuing is highly likely, and to be prepared for this and to plan their shopping trip. “As a centre, we have upgraded our
current footfall tracker system to allow for more precise, timely counts of footfall. By using this technology, we can control the capacity within the centre.” Other measures include a one-way and keep-left system to maintain customer flow through some areas of the mall where space is limited, allowing customers to pass safely. Directional signage has been installed throughout the centre, on the floor as well as eye level, to ensure customers are aware of the new system. Hand sanitising stations are now available throughout the centre and the centre’s award-winning cleaning team will be carrying out increased cleaning activities. In addition, the centre has introduced a COVID-19 Code of Conduct which will make shoppers visit to Frenchgate as enjoyable as possible.
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Etc… Etc… Etc… has two stores in the area – one in Bawtry and one at Yorkshire Wildlife Park – both of which had to be closed when lockdown hit with staff being furloughed. Owner Elaine used her time wisely and after a short break decided to refurbish her Bawtry outlet, which was able to re-open on 15 June with a brand new look. “Along with the refurbishment we’ve been able to introduce new stock and new suppliers into the shops, including some wonderful Liberty print facemasks,” said Elaine. Support for the quirky gift and accessories shop never wavered during lockdown, in fact, customers were pestering her to get back up and running. “For the first two weeks I didn’t do anything in the shop, I didn’t even collect the mail,” explained Elaine. “But then people asked if I was doing anything online – I only had a
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Facebook page but thought I’d give it a go. I felt nervous as I didn’t think it was essential and felt uncomfortable going to the post office so I found a company who would collect from my doorstep and deliver things the next day. It seemed the right thing to do. I was grateful for the support, it made me feel I hadn’t been forgotten.” It was whilst undertaking these online orders that, and after a bit of prompting from her son who lives in New Zealand, Elaine decided to improve her digital knowledge further. She enrolled on a free Google digital marketing course, which she’s been working her way through and plans to put anything she’s learned into practice. Looking beyond the Covid-19 pandemic and a return to ‘normal’, Elaine concluded: “I think the lockdown has given me chance to take a step back and plan for the future. I’ve found I really love making things so have made the decision to close the Yorkshire Wildlife Park shop and extend the Bawtry shop to include a bigger focus on crafts and designs, things I can make.” Keep an eye on her Facebook page as there’ll be a big stock clearance coming up. Olivia Poole works at Chique in Armthorpe and would usually, at this time of year, be helping school leavers
choose their prom dresses or race-goers get ready for the St Leger festival in September. She shares the concerns of many small indpendent businesses. “I think one of the most challenging things during lockdown is the worry of how we all will bounce back from this, she said. “We’re so grateful for our amazing supportive customers but the knock on effect is huge.” It’s not all bad though. “As difficult as these times have been some really good things have come out of it; it’s made key workers, especially NHS staff, get the appreciation and recognition they deserve,” Olivia continued. “Also there has been a huge sense of togetherness, seeing communities all over the country really pulling together and supporting each other has been really amazing. I think it has reminded us all that it is nice to be nice. “All the staff at Chique are super excited to be reopening and to see all of our lovely supportive customers again. We have missed them very much! To celebrate the reopening we are offering 20 per cent discount to all NHS workers and we also have so many special offers in store too.” At the time of writing, the government had yet to make a conclusive decision on the re-opening of the hospitality industry, although a date of 4 July had been slated. It has been a particularly tough time for many of our local bars, restaurants and hotels. The Crown Hotel in Bawtry opened from 1 June for essential business travellers and workers but is ready to start welcoming guests once again. “So much has changed in the world over the past few months, yet here in Bawtry at the Crown and Bawtry Hall we have been busy behind the scenes to ensure that as the government updates come in we are ready to welcome back our fabulous guests,” said sales manager Katey Dent. “Whilst it has been a sad time for the many wedding couples postponing their big day, we have been working with the couples to move their dates along with suppliers to ensure they will
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Refurbishment work at the Crown Hotel
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have the big day they dreamed of at our venues.” Before lockdown started, The Crown Hotel was in the midst of a major refurbishment to its exterior and that continued, with directors Craig Dowie and Jason Cooper even chipping in themselves. Scaffolding went up at the end of May and the front of the hotel has now been stunningly rendered. Signage, canopies and exterior furniture for alfresco eating and drinking will follow shortly. Bawtry Hall’s gardeners, meanwhile, have been getting the outside of venue ship-shape, ready for when the first weddings can be held. Chef Keegan James Loveday used his time on furlough to volunteer as a service assistant for the Doncaster Royal Infirmary; his jobs included cleaning wards and public areas, moving patients around the hospital and helping with laundry and mail delivery.
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“We’re so proud of him,” added Katey. “He was nominated as a Doncaster Chamber Business Hero, and has been interviewed on BBC Radio and appeared in local press!” “We have kept The Crown Hotel and Bawtry visible on social media channels; this has ensured wedding and event enquiries are still coming into both venues as it has been a good time for couples at home to plan. Our events bring guests into Bawtry which helps boost the local economy. 2021 and 2022 is looking really busy and we cannot wait to get back,” concluded Katey.
“Whilst it has been a sad time for the many wedding couples postponing their big day, we have been working with the couples to move their dates along with suppliers to ensure they will have the big day they dreamed of at our venues.”
As the lockdown for businesses gradually began to ease, many local independent businesses were busy behind the scenes making plans to re-open safely to ensure their customers and staff feel safe and have peace of mind. Many had already displayed innovative ways of keeping their customers happy with new online services, virtual showrooms and tours, home delivery and takeaway options. Now, as people look to take their first tentative steps to shopping in person, the retail outlets have taken all the necessary steps to ensure social distancing is adhered to with many small shops operating a one in, one out policy. Screens have been fitted where required, sanitising stations and one-to-one appointments have been adopted by many Bawtry retailers. As times remain uncertain, shopping locally has never been a better option. Bawtry’s small, independent businesses have safety and their customers’ interests and wellbeing at the very heart of what they do and need your support now more than ever.
– Katey Dent, The Crown Hotel & Bawtry Hall
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A pathway to sporting success INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS AT QUEEN ETHELBURGA’S GIVE STUDENTS THE CHANCE TO ACCESS THEIR FULL ATHLETIC POTENTIAL. Yorkshire school is supporting students looking to compete at the highest levels of sport, through a new Performance Pathway it is launching in September 2020. Set in 220 acres of stunning Yorkshire countryside, Queen Ethelburga’s Collegiate is a top performing independent day and boarding school for girls and boys aged three months to 19 years. The Team QE Performance Pathway will offer specialised training and development for those students with the potential and determination to push themselves to compete in their chosen sport, as part of a wide and varied curriculum. Using the dedicated sports village on campus, the professional team of coaches will create Individual Development Plans (IDPs) for each Pathway student, with age-based strength and conditioning programmes, use of video analysis tools appropriate to professional sport and ongoing nutritional guidance; to support each student to access their full athletic potential. Head of Sport and ex-professional rugby player Rob Rawlinson explains the Pathway approach: “The Collegiate
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will always have the ethos of sport for all. A supportive environment where students can try their hand at a whole host of sports and activities, to encourage them to grow up to lead healthy, active lifestyles. “The Performance Pathway gives students the opportunity to see what competitive sport really looks like. An environment where only the very highest standards will be accepted, where students can push themselves to achieve their full potential, both mentally and physically. Where students will be supported to become dedicated and driven sports men and women who will thrive in competitive situations. “Key to this approach is our coaching delivery. A games based approach keeps students active and engaged for longer, allowing them more chances to practice under pressure. Gone are the days of standing in a line and waiting for a turn or shot, we want our students to be equipped with the tools to stay calm and
execute the right skill, in a pressured competitive environment. We also find that the more we do this, the better decision makers students become, which allows them to think clearly under pressure. Something that helps them in every facet of life. “Many former QE Students have gone on to university scholarships and professional opportunities in the UK and internationally. They all credit the work completed at QE as a crucial part of their success.” The Pathway is accessible to QE students, through a competitive application and selection process. To find out more about the TEAM QE Performance Pathway, visit www.qe.org.
The sports village at Queen Ethelburga’s
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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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CREATE YOUR OWN VISION Bawtry Eye Academy stock an extensive collection of boutique eyewear brands; working together with companies who produce intriguing, notable and distinctive eyewear.
BAWTRY EYE ACADEMY ARE NOW REOPENED AND READY TO LOOK AFTER YOUR OPTICAL NEEDS Stocking a huge range of brands including Jimmy Choo, Tom Davies, Chopard, Tiffany, Hugo Boss, Ray-Ban, Maui Jim, Joules, Oakley and Ted Baker
7 Dower House Square, Bawtry, DN10 6LS | T 01302 711282 E info@bawtryeyeacademy.co.uk | www.bawtryeyeacademy.co.uk Opening Times Tuesday–Friday 10am–5pm Saturday 9am–5pm Sight tests available from Wednesday to Saturday
What’s on at Sunnybank Gardens in 2020 The Yorkshire Ice Cream Farm Frank’s Bounce Barn Crazy Golf • Doggy Diner The Cowshed Licensed Bar & Eatery Gift Shop • Caravan Storage
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THE SHOE ROOM ‘MENS INDEPENDENT FOOTWEAR RETAILER OF THE YEAR’ FOOTWEAR INDUSTRY AWARDS 2020
COVID SAFE PRIVATE SHOPPING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE IN AND OUT OF HOURS 8 Priory Walk | Doncaster | DN1 1TS |01302 360985
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NEW IMAGE OUR STUNNING OUTFITS ARE PERFECT FOR ALL OCCASIONS… Spring/Summer 2020 Collections now in store Sizes 8–24 Now reopened, please telephone to book your appointment We are looking forward to welcoming our customers old and new back to our safe environment. Face masks and two meter distancing will be observed.
277 Middlewood Rd, Middlewood, Sheffield S6 1TG (Middlewood Tram Stop)
0114 234 4880
Email: newimagefashions@hotmail.co.uk
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PROMOTION
Choose your treatment HOWEVER YOU REACH YOUR HEALTH AND BEAUTY GOALS, G&M HEALTHCARE ARE HERE TO HELP. &M Healthcare is the place to go to look and feel your absolute best. From weight loss to nutritional therapy to non-surgical treatments, here’s a selection of some of the treatments on offer from the team, which is headed by Dr Grace Hula GP who has over ten years’ experience in general practice and aesthetic medicine and six years’ experience in weight loss management.
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PDO Thread Lifting Thread lifting is a minimally invasive procedure which involves lifting sagging skin from different parts of the face, neck and body using special absorbable threads without making surgical incisions. This results in skin tightening and when applied at a deeper level also results in reduction of excessive fat in specific body areas. PDO thread lifting is used for treating frown lines, smile lines, tear troughs and neck wrinkles. Lifting is indicated for jowl lines, double chins, face contouring, mandibular profiling, buttocks, knees and thigh lifting. It is also used for fat reduction in the abdomen (tummy), underarms or bra line area. One treatment is usually adequate and can last up to 18-24 months. Follow up is after a month and a top up treatment can be applied.
Hydrafacial makes an instant impact
A much happier Anne Kay today (right), after losing over 4 stones 7 pounds in six months
Dermal Fillers
Soprano ICE Laser Hair Removal
Dermal fillers are used to rejuvenate and revitalise the skin through the reduction of deep facial lines. Dermal fillers contain collagen material made of synthetic/natural substance termed as hyaluronic acid, which is injected into the dermis in the form of a soft gel (under the skin) of the client to augment soft tissues. Results are visible instantly.
This is the process of removing unwanted hair by exposure to pulses of laser light that destroy the hair follicles. An intense light (laser) is passed over the skin where the unwanted hair exists and this damages the hair follicle and inhibits future hair growth. Lasers selectively target hairs while leaving the surrounding skin undamaged. This innovative laser provides faster treatments, making it preferable for large areas such as the legs and back, is virtually painless and can naturally treat tanned skin. The most common areas of hair removal are the bikini area, underarms, arms, upper lip, legs, neck, and back.
LPG Endermologie A procedure that uses a motorised pulsating flap technology that stimulates a type of skin cells called fibroblasts. The technique gently stimulates dormant cellular activity naturally, painlessly and with no known side effects. The targeted cells then transform the skin from within by stimulating the natural production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid – substances that are essential for skin firmness, tightness, volume and suppleness.
Hydrafacial For instant impact Hydrafacial leaves you looking and feeling terrific after the first treatment with a natural, glowing complexion. It’s a pleasant experience that takes just 30 minutes, and the more you use it the healthier your skin becomes.
Wrinkle relaxing treatments Medisculpt Therapy This revolutionary medically-monitored weight loss programme helps you achieve your desired weight loss at a healthy but consistent rate. G&M Healthcare will oversee your weight loss programme, which includes the nutritional weight loss diet and body sculpting with the LPG Endermologie machine for skin tightening to avoid sagging and loose skin after losing weight and with the Exilis EliteTM or Vanquish Me machines for body fat reduction in stubborn areas like the tummy, thighs or arms. 32 Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk
Forehead creases, frown lines, crow’s feet, mouth and bunny lines can be eased with prescription-only medication like Bocouture or Azzalure. This treatment can also be used for eyebrow lifting, dimpled chins and downturned smiles.
See the effects of PDO Thread Lifting
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Ladies Designer Boutique 20% off all Forever Unique, Kevan Jon and Genese summer collections!
Chique, 40 Mill Street, Armthorpe, Doncaster, DN3 3DL Tel: 01302 300022 chiqueboutique.co.uk
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SPECIALIST IN RACE AND OCCASION WEAR, PROM DRESSES AND CASUALS
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FASHION
Ray Ban RB2183 sugnlasses £150. Available at Bawtry Eye Academy, 7 Dower House Square, Bawtry, Doncaster DN10 6LS. Tel: 01302 711282. bawtryeyeacademy.com
Step up your summer style at Incognito, 16-18 High Street, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6LS. Tel: 01302 711471
RIGHT: Cuckoo bag Summer clothes and accessories from Etc, Market Place, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6JW. Tel: 01302 714550
Step in to summer YOUR FAVOURITE INDEPENDENT SHOPS ARE RE-OPENING THEIR DOORS – AND ARE WELL STOCKED FOR THE NEW SEASON.
LEFT: Barker ‘Fearne’ multicoloured hand-painted ladies shoe, £340. RIGHT: Loake ‘Cobra’ brown burnished calf leather brogue, £180. From Shoe Room, 8 Priory Walk, Doncaster, DN1 1TS. Tel: 01302 360985. www.theshoeroomdoncaster.com 34 Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk
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Find the perfect summer outfit at Chique, 40 Mill Street, Armthorpe, Doncaster, DN3 3DL. Tel: 01302 30002
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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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Dealers in quality watches & diamonds
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Etc…Etc…Etc… Jewellery, gifts and home accessories
Open 7 days a week
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www.etchomeandgifts.co.uk Market Place, Bawtry 01302 714550 • Safari Village, Yorkshire Wildlife Park
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ACCESSORIES
All that glitters WARM UP YOUR WARDROBE WITH THESE GOLDEN ADDITIONS. Exhibiting at Top Drawer, Azuni intricatley weaves stories of the past with vibes of the present. Gold vermail and gem stone stacking bracelets. www.topdrawer.co.uk
Gecko bee pendant on chain from McAvoy and Beardsmore, 210 Oakbrook Road, Sheffield S11 7ED. Tel: 0114 230 7078 Beautiful bronze ring and bracelet by a French designer, Elisabeth Riveiro (sold separately). www.nataliawillmott.co.uk
This gold-plated bracelet will make a charming addition to any outfit. The semi-adjustable piece makes a close-fitting gold band around the wrist, which is framed with beautiful leaf detail. £15 from www.nhmshop.co.uk
M&S Collection bracelet, £9.50. www.marksandspencer.com
Personalised metallic square watch, £69.99. Add a message to be engraved on the reverse of the face, ideal for a special birthday, graduation or anniversary. www.gettingpersonal.co.uk
Curious Makers Lupa earrings £26.50. www.curiousmakers.co.uk These elegant and stylish gold and black filigree drop earrings are the perfect summer addition to any outfit, £9.95. www.limelace.co.uk Gemstone drop earrings, £6.99. From TK Maxx. www.tkmaxx.com
Taupe geometric statement necklace, £24.99. www.tkmaxx.com 38 Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk
Sterling silver cut out ring £29.99. www.tkmaxx.com
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Gold tone mesh strap round face watch, £32. From River Island. www.riverisland.com
Oliver Bonas Olinda double row face and star charm necklace, £22. www.oliverbonas.com
Doorknocker earrings, £10. www.very.co.uk
Accessorize sparkle baguette gem ring, £7. www.accessorize.com
Oliver Bonas Bumblebee stone neclakce £19.50, Abelha Bee necklace £22, Bee jewelled brooch £19.50. www.oliverbonas.com
Dazzle with this showstopping pendant, a unique design created with real hand picked leaves. £30 from www.nhmshop.co.uk
We are in turtle awe of this Tortoise Trinket Tray – ideal for storing your jewellery, keepsakes and miscellaneous marvels, £14.50. www.redcandy.co.uk
Every fine detail of this life-size bumblebee replica is retained in 18ct solid gold. Handmade in Oxfordshire. £2,500. www.lucysylvester.com
Handmade gold band available in 14ct and 18ct yellow, white or red gold, or in platinum. £756 from www.madebyhandonline.com
Show off your jewellery collection while not wearing it, with this quirky metallic gold peace jewellery holder, £23. www.redcandy.co.uk
Hobbs of London Hayden necklace, £39. www.hobbs.co.uk
Oliver Bonas Linden floral hoops £22, White spot midi dress £75. From Oliver Bonas. www.oliverbonas.com
Luxurious and unusual, this Colour By Numbers gold pen necklace by Ted Baker is a stylish and practical accessory to wear and jot down ideas, notes or plans on the move, £28. store.wildandwolf.co.uk
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BEAUTY
New from Baylis & Harding, the Fuzzy Duck Pink Gin Fizz Collection is bursting with natural sweetness from raspberries and strawberries, with a tang of redcurrant and citrus top notes for a refreshing fragrance. £30 from www.baylisandharding.com
Le Phyto-Gloss, £39. www.sisleyparis.co.uk
Marks & Spencer Autograph Lasting Colour Luxe Quad Eyeshadow, £10. www.markandspencer.com
Hello world! IF YOU’VE BEEN GOING AU NATURELLE FOR THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS, IT’S TIME TO STEP OUT OF THE SHADOWS… THESE BEAUTY PICKS SCREAM SUMMER.
With sections that fold out, as well as handy dividers to create individual compartments, you can say goodbye to rummaging around for your lip balm with this large tropical beauty case from Beautify. www.beautify.co.uk
Rex London beauty and wellness nail files. www.rexlondon.com
River Island Brush Addict foundation brush set. www.riverisland.com
TK Maxx peach blur finishing powder, £16.99. www.tkmaxx.com
Don’t know where to start? This Palette Book, £25, from Oliver Bonas, will point you in the right direction. www.oliverbonas.com 40 Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk
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Don’t miss a thing with this mini thunderbolt mirror, £19.99, from www.redcandy.co.uk
Primark Wellness MU brush set £8. www.primark.com
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& 0 inerals by Young Living™, these eyeshadows are made from a finely ground mineral base for a longlasting eyeshadow with a smooth, luxurious application. Plus, each mineral eyeshadow is made from high-quality ingredients and formulated without fillers, synthetic fragrances, or parabens, so are gentle enough for sensitive skin. £14.64 from www.youngliving.com
St Moriz body bronzer, £5.99. www.stmoriz.co.uk
Sleek Makeup Chasing the Sun palette, £8.99. www.sleekmake up.com
Phyto-Poudre Compact, £68.50. www.sisley-paris.co.uk
Sleek Makeup Lip Shot – You Mad, £4.99. www.sleekmakeup.com
This highly pigmented loose mineral foundation is made with natural ingredients and is designed to be very versatile. It can be applied dry, mixed with with cream, balm, water or serum to create a consistency that adapts to your skin type and requirements. £12 from www.wearthlondon.com
Burt’s Bees Orange & Pistachio lip butter, £4.99. www.burtsbees.co.uk
Your hands will be Just Peachy with this peach hand cream from Yes Studio, £7. store.wildandwolf.co.uk
All aboard! You will be sure to LOVE this nautically inspired wash bag, which has plenty of space for all your lotions and potions. £26 from www.bombayduck.com Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk 41
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Have you gained weight during lock down? THEN CONSIDER OUR MEDICALLY SUPERVISED WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAMME Many of us have relished the extra time afforded by the corona virus national lockdown which has confined us to our homes for weeks on end; but lockdown has not been kind to the Nation’s waistlines. One survey of 1,000 people, commissioned by a well-known diet brand, noted that a third of the population gained half a stone or more during the first eight weeks of lockdown. These unprecedented times, which have put our normal lives on hold, have meant that many of us have piled on the pounds and will now struggle to shift them again. The impact of COVID-19 on our society means that weight gain could have a detrimental effect on your ability to combat the virus, so if you’re not the healthy weight you should be, then undertaking our medically supervised weight loss programme may be an option. Consider the following and I bet you can identify with one of these scenarios, and how it is directly impacting on your own health and wellbeing during lockdown. Some of us are trying to maintain a semblance of work from our dining table, conducting meetings online and barely upping our step count all day long. With no commute, the post-work gyms and spin classes on
hold, and even the trip out to get a sandwich at lunchtime replaced by a gentle saunter to the fridge, means that exercise levels have plummeted dramatically. Others are also tearing their hair out whilst they attempt to be a poor facsimile of their children’s teachers, with no walking on school runs to up their exercise quota, and only a halfhearted attempt to keep up with Joe Wicks every day on You Tube. The lure of a rewarding glass of wine at the end of the day is ever present. The mandated ‘stay at home’ message, which permitted only one trip outside to exercise per day dramatically increased the uptake of Netflix subscriptions, cue binge viewing and binge eating from the comfort of the sofa. Then there are the bakers! Panic buying before lockdown may have led to a run on toilet roll, but it also cleared the shelves of flour, sugar and yeast when half the nation decided to channel their inner Mary Berry and Paul Hollywood to bake multiple cakes and bread. It’s clear that this increase in carbs could never be used up in the one-hour exercise slot mandated by the government briefings, assuming you could tear yourself away from the latest box set!
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We’re all struggling with weight at the best of times; in fact, according to NHS statistics almost 36% of the UK adult population are classified as overweight, and a further 29% as obese. The significant inactivity and increased calorific intake during lockdown have not helped these statistics. The message that obesity is linked to a reduced life expectancy and a greater risk of heart disease and cancer is well known, but there’s now a new message, as obesity has been identified as a significant risk factor in COVID-19 survival. UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson even noted that his obesity had a direct impact on him ending up in an intensive care unit when he contracted the virus. Many studies have now shown that there is a greater risk of hospitalisation and death from COVID-19 in those with increased levels of obesity. NHS data which studied 17,000 hospital admissions showed that death rates were 40% higher in patients with a BMI over 30 which classifies them as obese. Being overweight and unfit means that an individual has a reduced lung capacity compared to healthy individuals; this makes it harder for the lungs to supply oxygen to the body’s vital organs when they are compromised by the virus, leading to an increased need for ventilation. Practising social distancing whilst we wait for a vaccine is one thing, but weight loss is probably our best weapon in the fight against COVID-19. As well as increased levels of exercise and a healthier diet - stop that bread making right now – one of the things you may consider is our medically supervised weight loss programme.
A solution Although not available on the NHS, The Virtual Slimming Clinic offer Saxenda®, and Ozempic®, which are both licensed medications. They are prescribed for you based on your medical history, weight, and lifestyle considerations, during a consulta-
tion, which will assess your suitability for treatment. Clinical studies have shown that over half of people taking the medication for three years, alongside a reduced-calorie meal plan and exercise regime, achieved significant weight loss in the first year and maintained the weight loss, compared to those who just followed the diet and exercise programme alone.
About the medications? Liraglutide is an FDA approved medication which is licensed to treat type2 diabetes under the brand name of Victoza®, and weight loss under the brand name of Saxenda®. Semaglutide, which is manufactured by the same pharmaceutical company, is following the same licensing process as Liraglutide. It too, is an FDA approved medication licensed to treat type-2 diabetes under the brand name of Ozempic®, and is currently undergoing phase 3 clinical trials to gain a license to treat weight loss. Ozempic® is therefore prescribed ‘off-label’ at this time for weight loss.
How do they work? Both Saxenda® and Ozempic® mimic the action of the body’s natural hormone (GLP-1) which regulates appetite and food intake. GLP-1 makes you feel full, hence your appetite is reduced. It also delays the time it takes for the stomach to empty, keeping you feeling full and satisfied for longer. Both of these actions lead to lower calorie intake and subsequent weight loss.
How are they given? A simple and painless injection is selfadministered each day (Saxenda®) or each week (Ozempic®) using an easyto-use pen that is pre-filled with the medication.
On-line consultation If you are concerned that you may be an unhealthy weight, and have tried diets and exercise but struggle to achieve a maintainable result, then why not visit www.thevirtualslimmingclinic.co.uk and start your on-line consultation now.
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Break from the norm WORKING FROM HOME? THESE SEVEN SIMPLE STEPS WILL ENSURE ITâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S A HAPPY AND PRODUCTIVE EXPERIENCE. ow did lockdown affect you? Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fair to say that life has become more difficult for everyone. Coronavirus (COVID-19) has changed everything, and we have all had to adjust to new ways of living and working. If you were able to work from home, how have you adapted? There are some perks to working from home we can all enjoy (bye bye commute!), but feeling stress, boredom, anxiety and uncertainty
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is also completely normal. Alongside this, many of us are worried about future job prospects and trying to look after kids as well. With your health and wellbeing at the forefront of their minds, the NHS has provided seven simple tips to help you adjust to working at home, feel more productive and take care of your mental health in these difficult times.
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1. Establish your own routine Without steady schedules, the lines between work and personal time can get blurred and be stressful to get right. Try to follow your normal sleep and work patterns where you can, and stay consistent. Get up at the same time, eat breakfast, and get out of your pyjamas! Try scheduling in your “commute time” and spend it exercising, reading or listening to music before logging in. Most importantly, when your workday stops, stop working. Shut down, stop checking emails and focus on your home life. And at the end of the day, try to get to bed at your usual time.
2. Make a dedicated workspace This follows on from point 1: when we live and work in the same space, it can create anxiety and stop us being able to focus. If you can, find a quiet space away from other people and distractions like the TV (or the kitchen, when you feel snacky). Get everything you need in one place, before you start work – chargers, pens, paper and anything else – and shut the door if you can. Even in a small or shared space, try to designate an area as your workspace. Lastly, get comfortable. While it might be tempting to sit on the sofa, it’s much better to sit at a desk or table. If you do not have office furniture like an adjustable chair, try using things like cushions to support you in your chair, or a box as a footrest.
3. Give yourself a break Working at home can make us feel like we have to be available all the time. But just being “present” is no use to anyone if your mental health is suffering. Making time for breaks is important to help manage feelings of stress – try to take lunch and regular screen breaks. Give yourself time to concentrate on something else so you feel more focused when you return. Even just five to ten minutes of short breaks each hour can really help your productivity too. If possible, set a time to go for a walk,
Balancing act... Many of us are having to juggle childcare as well as work responsibilities
run or bike ride for some fresh air – just make sure to stay at least two metres apart from others, in line with social distancing guidance.
4. Stay connected Feeling isolated is normal right now. But there are lots of ways to stay in touch with those who matter – boosting their mental wellbeing as well as our own. In and out of work, human interaction matters. Schedule video calls and pick up the phone instead of emailing. If you’re struggling with working at home then speak to your colleagues or manager about your concerns. And remember, your colleagues probably feel the same as you! Ask how they’re doing and whether there are ways you can support each other. Make time to socialise virtually – schedule in a digital coffee break or Friday online get-together.
you still have work to do and need quiet time to do it, and share your schedule. Similarly, set boundaries with work. It’s easier to stay logged on when your home is your office, but try to switch off from work when the day is over and enjoy time with family at home.
6. Start thinking longer term We may have to work from home for longer, so think about ways you could improve how you work while at home. If you have a garden, could you work there if the weather’s warm? Try to explore how you work with others. Are there different ways to talk online or new software you could use? Do not worry about getting everything right straightaway. It takes time to get used to juggling a new work-life balance.
5. But set boundaries
7. Be kind to yourself
Setting boundaries with other members of your household is key to mental wellbeing while working at home. You can be more flexible when working from home, so enjoy it. But it can also be difficult if there are new distractions to deal with, like children at home, who may think you are on holiday and want to spend time with you. Have a discussion about your needs, especially with family. Remind them that
Remember, this is an unusual situation and things will not feel normal! Be kind to yourself and acknowledge that you might not be as productive as you usually would be. Be realistic about what you can achieve given the circumstances, and relax when your work is done. For further health and wellbeing advice, visit www.nhs.co.uk Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk 45
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MOTORING
Hit the road in style...
Fiat 500
AS LONG AS IT’S ITALIAN STYLE. THESE HEAD-TURNERS ARE THE EPITOME OF COOL – AND PERFECT FOR A SUMMER DRIVE. ou can have any colour you like – as long as it’s red. Of course, we’ve twisted his words somewhat, but Henry Ford would never have understood modern Italian cars. Driving is a passion in Italy and it’s doubtful whether old Henry had much of that. He’ll go down in bunk (sorry, history) as being about as exciting as having your ears syringed. Our trio of cars featured this month are on the face of it very, very different. But to drive any of them lifts the spirits like the hit from a doppio espresso. The red is also a reminder that the
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cars share the same bloodline. They should do. All three are made by the same people, namely Fiat Chrysler. The parent company can be proud of its newborn, the all-electric version of the iconic Fiat 500. It’s a first for Fiat and a first for Fiat Chrysler, come to that. With a promised 199-mile range, the youngster is perfectly poised to make inroads in the ever-growing electric car market. If you have never driven a 500, you really should. The first impression is that it is small and it takes a while to overcome the compulsion to get out of
the car to change gear. The other thing you will notice is that other drivers are looking at you quizzically. It’s a common misperception that Fiat Cinquecentos are driven only by girls called Emma or Emily, who are aged 17/18 and currently deciding whether to have a gap year or go straight to uni. This impression can be tested by a simple drive down Ecclesall Road most Saturdays. The young ladies concerned may wish to know that orders are now being taken for a special convertible model of the electric wonder, named La Prima.Yours
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for £29,000. Of course, you can buy a 500 for far less than that. Whichever model you choose, you’ll soon fall for the little fella. Driving this car puts a smile on your face. My smile would be about as wide as Park Square roundabout if I were ever to get my mitts on our next choice. The Ferrari SF90 Stradale is another first. It’s certainly the first hybrid car to
be made by Maranello, something that would have been unthinkable only a few years ago. It’s also the first to be equipped with four-wheel drive. And it happens to be the most powerful Ferrari ever. Its V8 engine and accompanying electric motor combine to deliver 1,000 bhp.Yes, you read it right. A thousand. A grand. That dizzying power output hurls it to Alfa Romeo Giulia
60 from standstill in a mere 2.5 seconds. But you’re not interested in that. In fact I doubt you’ve listened to a word I’ve said. No, you just need to look at the car to see why wealthy buyers are prepared to pay handsome premiums over list price in order to secure one. The car is visually perfect, from every angle. I would sit for hours just looking at it. If I actually owned one, I’d talk to it as well. So tear your eyes from the page and we’ll finish with a car from a great Italian marque, which sits somewhere in the middle of the two extremes of fun car and supercar. But the new Alfa Romeo Giulia is far from being a middle-of-the-road family saloon. Instead it’s a fire-breathing beast of a car thanks to its 2.9-litre V6 biturbo engine. That little assortment give it a power output of well in excess of 500bhp. Add to that an eight-speed auto transmission designed for lightning-fast gear changes and it becomes a serious performance car. Little wonder then that this is the car to restore Alfa’s glory days. Just make sure it’s red. Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk 47
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NEWS
Black is the new black
Electric dream
The Volkswagen T-Roc has been given an added dose of style with the introduction of a new Black Edition trim level, adding black-coloured trim and features to the interior and exterior of the model, as well as £2,000-worth of additional equipment. Outside you’ll find a sleek black finish to its grille, door mirrors, roof rails and exhaust pipes as well as 18-inch Arlo Black alloy wheels and LED headlights. Inside the theme continues with Piano Black dashpads, roof lining, leatherwrapped gearshift knob and multifunction sports steering wheel with contrasting grey stitching. The T-Roc Black Edition starts at £23,750 RRP OTR for the 1.0-litre, 115 PS TSI model.
BMW’s classy 5-Series is looking particularly good of late thanks to a new look, an interior brimming with refinements, cutting-edge innovations and even greater efficiencies, as most models now feature mild-hybrid technology. Saloon and Touring models will have a 48V starter-generator that will be rolled out to all models with a four or sixcylinder engine, except PHEV and M550i xDrive models. Inside, new interior features include a larger 12.3” Central Information Display powered by the latest Operating Systm 7.0, including BMW’s Intelligent Personal Assistant and Smartphone Integration. Three trim levels will be offered from its July launch – SE, M Sport and M Sport Edition – with prices starting from £37,480.
Value and choice
The Four factor MINI’s family-friendly Countryman has been updated for 2020 with the stand-out model being the Plug-In Hybrid ALL4. Two petrol and one diesel engine will complete the range. The Plug-In Hybrid ALL4 combines efficiency and hybrid-specific allwheel-drive with the option of pure electric driving. The system manages a precisely controlled interaction between the 3-cylinder petrol engine transmitting its power to the front wheels with an electric synchronous motor that acts on the rear wheels. Together, the two units produce a system output of 162 kW/220hp. Other highlights of the new model include a newly designed radiator grille, LED headlamps and foglamps as standard, LED rear lights in a new design, new body finishes, new light alloy wheels, new digital dash display and 5-inch colour screen as standard and a new range of leather trims and interior surfaces. Cooper and Cooper S variants will be both available with prices starting from £23,500. 48 Eastside | www.eastsidemag.co.uk
With three trim levels and five engine choices, buyers of the new SEAT Leon are offered plenty of choice – and value for money. This fourth generation model, on sale now from £19,855, takes a huge step forward in both quality and technology with efficient and electrified engines, new standards of connectivity and greater emphasis on design. Customers purchasing a Leon will also benefit from low insurance group ratings and outstanding residual values. Customers can choose from three distinct trims (SE, SE Dynamic and FR) and five power outputs (115PS 1.0 3-cylinder TSI manual; 130PS and 150PS 1.5 TSI manual; 150PS 1.5 eTSI MHEV DSG; and 115PS 2.0 TDI manual) available to order from today. The new SEAT Leon eTSI, featuring mild hybrid technology, mates 48-volt mild-hybrid technology to the combustion engine allowing engine-shut off coasting as well as transient torque assistance.
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Care home cuts are perfect pickme-up For residents of HC One Care Home in Swallownest, a weekly visit from Rotherham College hairdressing student Georgia Hosford has come to mean far more than simply a chance to freshen up their tresses. Since lockdown began, it’s one of the rare Georgia Hosford times they are able to leave their rooms and enter the main area of the building. Georgia, who is aged 20 and lives in Swallownest, has been part of the HC One residential cleaning bank staff team for almost a year. Due to all staff and residents testing negative for COVID-19 and adhering to strict social distancing measures, Georgia has been able continue with her hairdressing duties. Treatments range from perms and sets, colours, blue and pink rinses, haircuts and beard trims for the men, but those aren’t the only skills learnt at College that Georgia is putting to use. She said: “There’s quite a few older ladies that come into the salon at College first-thing on a morning and have their hair done, which gets you talking and develops your people and social skills.” The weekly hair treatments offer residents the chance to socialise and enjoy some much-needed pamper time. Georgia said: “It’s hard because the residents aren’t allowed to see family and so they don’t get to see many people; you might the only person they see that day, so it’s a chance to brighten up someone’s day.” Rotherham College Hairdressing lecturer Anne Derbyshire praised Georgia for her diligence. Anne said: “Georgia has worked very hard in the last three years at College to pursue her dream career of becoming an employable hairdresser, sometimes doubling two jobs at the same time. It has not always been easy but her northern grit and tenacity has kept her going. I am very proud to see Georgia helping out in her key worker role in the care home.” For more information about Rotherham College please visit: www.rotherham.ac.uk/
All change at Cast Cast Doncaster has had the mammoth task of rescheduling over 70 events affected by their temporary closure due to COVID-19. Cancelled shows include Our House, The Mousetrap, Jane Eyre, Black Waters, Richard Digance, Little Red Riding Hood and Rush. Ticket holders keep tickets for rescheduled performances, ask for a refund, use credit towards future shows or donate the ticket cost to the theatre. To keep updated, visit castindoncaster.com
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Into the wild Ellicar Gardens is a young, vibrant family garden set in five acres. Owners Will and Sarah Murch have set about creating a naturalistic garden that is rich and diverse in wildlife and plants. With sweeping borders and flower gardens spilling into wildflower meadows, within a framework of young specimen trees and shrubs, the garden is as beautiful in winter as in the height of summer. Borders overflow with colour, dance with butterflies and hum bees. The garden is a haven for birds and alive with birdsong. At the heart of the garden is our beautiful natural swimming pool – a sky mirror, watery retreat and magnet for wildlife. Wildlife lovers and garden enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the gardens and there is plenty of fun for children and families with a willow maze, school garden and friendly rare breed pets. See www.ellicargardens.co.uk to find out more.
Safe shopping Lakeside Village Outlet Shopping is now open with reduced opening times – Monday to Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 10.30am-4.30pm. They have introduced a number of important changes in order to offer an enjoyable and safe shopping experience for all. There are clear markings on the ground to help if you need to queue outside a store, there are hand sanitiser stations around the centre and customers are asked to observe strict social distancing.
Welcome back As the lockdown for businesses gradually begins to ease, Bawtry’s independent businesses have been busy behind the scenes making plans to re-open safely to ensure their valued customers and staff feel safe and have peace of mind. Many have already displayed innovative ways of keeping their customers happy with new online services, virtual showrooms and tours, home delivery and takeaway options. Now, as people look to take their first tentative steps to shopping in person, the retail outlets have taken all the necessary steps to ensure social distancing is adhered to with many small shops operating a one in, one out policy. Screens have been fitted where required, sanitising stations and one to one appointments have been adopted by many retailers. Small, independent businesses have safety and their customers’ interests and wellbeing at the very heart of what they do and need your support now more than ever to secure their future and the prosperity of Bawtry.
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FOOD & DRINK
Ready to go CAN’T GET OUT? DON’T WORRY, NOW YOU CAN GET YOUR FAVOURITE FOODIE FIX AT HOME. raving a curry or need that fish ‘n’ chip fix? Bars and restaurants were some of the first businesses to be closed when Boris Johnson first started implementing lockdown measures way back in March. To overcome this temporary hiatus, many of them adjusted and adapted their menus to offer a takeaway service, either via delivery or collection. We hope that they can all re-open their doors soon, but in the meantime, you can order direct from the restaurants in many cases or via apps such as Uber Eats, Deliveroo or JustEat. Here are some of our recommended local restaurants and how you can still get your fix of your favourite food – and drink – at home.
Visit www.local-apps.co.uk/cactusjacks to view their menu and order.
Aagrah
Seven Seas
keeping community spirit by offering a comforting bites including bacon sandwiches, quiche, sausage rolls and cakes. They are open 10am-1pm Tuesday to Saturday. Call 01302 842111 to place your order.
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All Aagrah branches are now open for takeaway/delivery. Free delivery is available within a three-mile radius for orders above £25. The Doncaster restaurant is open 5-10pm and you can phone through your order on 01302 728888.
Walkers Nurseries Garden centres were one of the first businesses to reopen and Walkers Nurseries were quick off the mark. Whilst The Potting Shed and Garden Restaurant remain closed, their ‘Food To Go’ is proving to be a real hit, selling everything from bakery products to fresh coffee. See www.walkersnurseries.tv for more.
Cactus Jack’s The Doncaster Tex-Mex restaurant and steakhouse were quick to adapt their menu and offer a takeaway and delivery service, Thursday to Sunday.
Dainty Doris The Norton coffee shop is keeping sweet tooths satisfied with a range of takeaway treats – but you’ll have to quick to get them before they’re gone. Check their Facebook page – daintydoriscoffeeshop – to see what they’ve been baking that day. Call 01302 707986 and order for collection.
Zara’s
Form an orderly queue – 2m apart – for a taste of tradition at this Wickersley institution which dates back to 1931. Fish ‘n’ chips – and much more – is definitely still on the menu.
The Old Butchers Fishlake It’s been a rotten year for the people of Fishlake who overcame the floods only to find themselves in the middle of a global pandemic. Not ones to get down, The Old Butchers are
Tickhill curry lovers will be able to satisfy their cravings with a delicious takeaway from Zara’s. Open seven days a week, visit www.zaras restaurant.co.uk to see their full menu. Alternatively call 01302 744122.
The Pantry 8020 Who says takeaways have to be unhealthy? The Pantry 8020 are breaking the mould with a mouthwatering selection of tasty treats available for collection/delivery on Sundays. Orders need to be placed by 3pm on a Friday.View the menu at www.thepantry8020.co.uk/orderonline
The Station Blaxton As well as opening their hotel rooms for key workers,The Station has been running a takeaway menu on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays which includes pizza, sharing platters and tapas. There’s even been the odd bottle of sangria available. See their Facebook page – Thestationrestaurantandbar – or call 01302 770055.
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