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CONTENTS

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You’re sure to impress with our top barbecue tips

13 Natural remedies

Take inspiration from flora and fauna... the outdoors could be the key to health and happiness

15 Eating Out

We dine at Aston Hall

20 Fire up the barbie!

Avoid a cook-out disaster this summer with our guide to the perfect barbecue

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Help when you need it

From a food bank to support groups, New Hope Community Church in Halfway provides aid in times of crisis

23 Beauty

The beauty essentials to pack this festival season

24 Competitions

Win tickets to see Paloma Faith and to the Old Rectory Music Festival

26 Fashion

Fantastic florals are this summer’s sensation

30 Home & Garden

Create a party vibe inside and out with these festival-inspired pieces

35 Cue the music

Dronfest is back and it’s bigger and better than ever before

50 Motoring

From the sensible to the sublime, Jordan Cutforth focuses on cars from both ends of the spectrum PROMOTIONS: 48 J P Autotechnics

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Natural remedies TAKE INSPIRATION FROM FLORA AND FAUNA...

THE OUTDOORS COULD BE THE KEY TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. BY FRANCESCA DOCKER. magine you’re in your garden. The trees are patterned with an array of vibrant leaves, the birds are singing sweetly and the sun is beaming down. Life feels great. And while you’re there, why not take advantage of all the remedies nature has to offer? You’ll be surprised at the number of common plants and vegetables that can help with a multitude of issues to help you feel mentally and physically healthier.

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Lavender Tired of being tired? Lavender could be the flower for you. Studies from the University of Southampton have shown that people who sleep with lavender on their pillows have 20 per cent better sleep on average than those who do not.

Sage Around half of this plant is made up of vitamin K. Although this vitamin doesn’t get much press, it is actually rather useful, helping to prevent cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis and diabetes.

Honey Honey is the bee’s knees of natural remedies. Rich in antioxidants and vitamins, it really can be used for everything from lowering your chance of getting heart disease to promoting wound and burn healing. It has even been said that local honey reduces the effects of hayfever.

Garlic Got an insect bite that’s really bugging you?

Rub some garlic on there. Garlic has impressive antibacterial properties, giving it the nickname the Russian penicillin, as well as having the ability to reduce your risk of getting heart disease.

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Strawberries There’s nothing quite like having a British grown strawberry. These sweet little gems are packed with vitamins and help with digestion and teeth whitening. However, it’s not just the fruit itself that can benefit you, it’s the leaves as well. Try a cup of strawberry leaf tea to alleviate your upset stomach or reduce nausea.

Broad beans For any avid gardeners out there, your watering and hard work with these plants has paid off. These legumes have been proven to alleviate effects of Parkinson’s disease, balance your body fluids and aid weight loss.

Mint leaves This refreshing, expressive herb is something we simply cannot live without. Mint has the ability to treat headaches and nausea, and improve your dental and skin health.

Basil If you’re prone to headaches, instead of reaching for the paracetamol, try a basil-infused facial steam instead. Just heat a pan of boiling water, add the basil leaves, breathe in the steam and feel the relief.

Rosemary Not just a garnish for your Sunday roast, rosemary is an anti-inflammatory and antitumour agent. It can help to prevent brain damage and has been approved by Germany’s Commission E to treat indigestion.

Lettuce

Nettles

Make sure you make plenty of salads this summer. This staple salad leaf reduces your risk of Alzheimer’s, due to its role in glucose/serum deprivation, which stops the breakdown of neurones in your body.

Although they may look a little vicious on the outside, they can help you significantly on the in. Drink a mug of nettle tea to relieve congestion or soak your joints in a bath full to ease rheumatism.

Apples

Pine oil

Keep the doctor away in your summer break. Vitamin B complex, found in apples, aids red blood cells and helps with your nervous system.

If you’ve got some woods near you, then you could try making some pine oil.

Tomatoes Have your own La Tomatina this summer.

Tomatoes prevent night blindness and are a powerful antioxidant as well as tasting delicious – whether you add them to soups, pasta dishes or just by themselves.

Carrots The old wives tale about carrots helping you see in the dark is surprisingly accurate. Carrots contain vitamin A, which aids the production of rhodopsin, found in the retina of your eye and allowing you to see. So as the evenings draw in, make sure you have a bit of this in your summer salads.

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Massage it into your skin to feel more relaxed and prevent eczema and acne, or put it on your carpet to get rid of any bad odours hanging round.

Rose oil This aromatic floral oil not only smells great, but is useful in helping to prevent respiratory problems such as pulled muscle or cramps, and can combat carcinogens known as nitrosamines, brought about by smoking.

EATING OUT

Home comforts A RELAXED DINING EXPERIENCE IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY FOR PHOEBE SEYMOUR ON HER RECENT TRIP TO ASTON HALL HOTEL. he best hotels always seem to feel like a home from home, and as I sit in Aston Hall Hotel’s Bamford Restaurant, it quickly becomes apparent that this is the kind of place I could certainly get used to.

Contemporary purple and grey walls, cosy lamps and silver framed mirrors create a living room effect, while the a la carte menu steps away from intimidating fine dining, opting instead, for comfort food.

As a Best Western Plus hotel, Aston Hall has the benefit of being part of an established national company, but the freedom of being an independent. Restaurant manager, Thomas McCole, has a wealth of experience in the hotel restaurant industry, and has quickly realised that guests respond better to a relaxed dining experience.

Looking at the menu, it’s not as casual as their Volante Bar menu, but strikes a balance between popular classics such as surf and turf, and dishes more suited to a higher end gastropub.

My partner and I selected three courses for a very reasonable £24.95. After a couple of

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My partner had the homemade soup of the day – an earthy, yet slightly sweet, creamy mushroom. A crunchy raft of garlic and herb croutons complemented the dish well and created a variety of flavours.

For mains, my partner had the chargrilled chicken topped with a thick peppercorn sauce and served with a grilled tomato and mushroom, golden onion rings, triple cooked chips and a rocket salad – a truly British dish, which was mopped up in no time.

Meanwhile, I had the puy lentil, sweet potato and coconut curry with red pepper, onion, spinach, pilaf rice and garlic naan. This aromatic curry was tangy and moreish and wouldn’t be out of place in a traditional Indian restaurant.

We had been excited about dessert from the moment we arrived and were not disappointed.

My hot chocolate pudding with milk and white chocolate sauce and a cool mint chocolate chip

ice cream looked delicious and tasted even better, while my partner’s coconut panna cotta with passion fruit jelly, coconut macaroon and coconut ice cream was colourful and a lighter way to round things off.

Full, satisfied and relaxed, I wished we had booked a room to stay in. Still, I was glad to have had a couple of hours to fully appreciate this cosy restaurant, which makes diners feel just as welcome as hotel guests.

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AVOID A COOK-OUT DISASTER THIS SUMMER WITH OUR GUIDE TO THE PERFECT BARBECUE. BY FRANCESCA DOCKER. very time you go outside it feels like you’re getting out of an aeroplane, blisteringly humid and warm. The sky looks like it’s a watercolour and the screams of kids whistle through the air. It’s that one-off time of the year again. It’s barbecue season.

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Barbecues are great for getting the family around, young or old, big or small, this truly is people pleasing food. However, they can be frustrating sometimes, even to those who are very experienced in using them, so we’ve come up with a few tips and tricks to help you out at this time of year.

Charcoal Ideal for those who want a full BBQ flavour, cheaper than gas.

Hooded BBQs In order to effectively sear your food, place it on the edge of the grill and fold the hood over it. Average cooking time for sausages and burgers is five minutes, chicken thighs ten minutes and larger cuts should be in there for 20 minutes or longer.

Unhooded BBQs Put the food on the grill, and adjust the height to relieve or intensify the heat, judging by the colour or the type of food you are barbecuing.

Barbecuing over gas Ideal for those who haven’t got much time and want something that’s easily adjustable.

Turn the burners up to full power until it is sufficiently warm (around 200-250°C) – this should take around five to ten minutes. Place food in the centre of the grill until it is fully browned then immediately lower the heat and close the hood (if you have one) over it.

Cleaning There are various ways to do this. It is best to clean your BBQ when it’s still a little warm to remove grease stains or oil. Have any leftover onion or beer? These can be used too. Just chop up your onion and stick it on to remove any grit or pour over some beer and wipe it down with newspaper.

TIPS: Always cook chicken and sausages in the oven first – you don’t want your guests to go down with food poisoning

Get your meat up to room temperature by taking it out an hour before you want to cook it for effective grilling

Light your barbecue well in advance so you’re not waiting round for ages for food to come out

If you have the time make your own burgers – they’re super tasty and better than shop bought ones

Don’t just stick to meat – veg and fruit can often be cooked on barbecues and can turn out to be a real crowd-pleaser

Test the meat before you eat – it may seem obvious but it can be overlooked especially if you’re in a rush

Don’t throw on cold water in an attempt to cool down hot coals, it can leave you in a bit of a pickle

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Still struggling to find a dish for your vegetarian friends? Have a go at this from www.wishfulchef.com

A relatively easy, tasty marinade which’ll get your tastebuds tingling for more. From www.addapinch.com

Ingredients

Ingredients

Olive oil 4 thick slices of aubergine 1/2 tsp paprika 1/2 tsp garlic powder 2 tsp oregano 1/2 tsp salt 1/4 tsp pepper 2 hamburger buns Lettuce leaves Red onion slices Hummus Tomato slices

120ml olive oil 1 tsp sea salt 1/2 tsp ground black pepper 1/2 tsp paprika 1/2 tsp cumin 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper 2 cloves garlic, chopped 3 tablespoons onion, chopped 64g fresh parsley, chopped 350ml beer

Method

1. Sprinkle the aubergine slices with salt and let them stand for 30 minutes, then pat dry.

2. In a small bowl, stir together about two tablespoons of olive oil, paprika, garlic powder, oregano, salt and pepper. Brush each side of the aubergine slices. Heat a pan or BBQ grill and cook each slice for 3-4 minutes per side.

3. Toast or grill the buns. Top the bottom buns with lettuce, onion slices and aubergine, then spread desired amount of hummus. Top with another eggplant slice, tomato slice and the top of the bun. Or use your preferred toppings, enjoy!

Method

1. Pour olive oil into a bowl and mix together with the salt, pepper, paprika, cumin, and cayenne pepper. Add garlic, onions, and parsley.

Mix together well with a fork. Slowly add beer as it will cause the mixture to foam and bubble slightly.

2. Pour the marinade over the chicken in a zip top bag. Remove as much air as possible from the bag and seal. Turn the bag from side to side to make sure all the chicken has been coated with the marinade.

3. Place the bag flat on a small, rimmed kitchen sheet and refrigerate. Allow to sit for up to one hour or overnight for best results, turning the bag over every few hours to keep the chicken coated.

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One such organisation is New Hope Community Church in Halfway, an alliance tackling food poverty and social isolation, which campaigns to deliver “God’s provision in times of crisis”.

Staffed largely by volunteers, New Hope distribute an average of 25,000 food parcels each year, providing those in crisis – within a six-mile radius – with three meals a day, per family member.

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“Support groups are a helpful tool to aid recovery and by sharing experiences in a confidential setting, you gain hope and develop supportive relationships.”

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Coffee with New Hope ON THE MENU Americano £1.60 Early Grey £1 Sparkling Mountain Mist lemon and lime 80p Sparkling Mountain Mist pineapple and passionfruit 80p Bacon, brie and cranberry panini £3.40 Bacon, cheese and mushroom toastie £3.40 Lemon cake £2 Coffee and walnut cake £2 The New Hope Coffee Shop serves up delicious cakes, light snacks, lunches, and a range of soft drinks, tea and award-winning coffee.

You’ll receive a warm welcome every time you pop in, whether you’re buying, browsing or donating, and there’s also a chance to grab a bargain in the charity shop.

The coffee is beautifully smooth, balanced and well flavoured, and the food is incredibly tasty.

The cakes are excellent too; rich and creamy with a good healthy head of frosting.

The New Hope Coffee Shop is an oasis of calm, so if you’re passing by, call in and peruse.

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quality of life, by providing good quality household items. The project seeks to assist, in particular, those experiencing distress and hardship, e.g. homelessness, domestic violence, or those returning to the community from institutions, prisons or hospitals.

And that’s not all. A unique feature of New Hope Community Church is the New Hope Coffee Shop and Charity Shop, which provides volunteer opportunities, a base to socialise and gain independence in a safe and controlled environment, and raises funds for the various ministries of the church.

“The coffee shop is a hub of activity throughout the year and is open to the public.

Customers can give back to the community and help support our work by making purchases and all proceeds enable us to continue funding vital services.”

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BEAUTY

Benefit fake up concealer £26.50 www.benefitcosmetics.com Will cover surprise spots without any creasing or fading.

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Aussie dry shampoo from £4.49 www.aussiehair.com A quick blast from Aussie’s dry shampoo cleanses from the root for an instant boost of volume and texture (and incredible fragrance).

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Tent-proof products THE BEAUTY ESSENTIALS TO PACK THIS FESTIVAL SEASON. BY RACHEL MARTIN. hanks to late nights and nowhere to shower, festivals don’t always lend themselves to bouncy hair and glowing skin. Instead, slumming it is all part of the experience and as such your beauty bag is bound to take a hit. Avoid a beauty breakdown with our guide to the products we rely on every festival season – and don’t forget the flower crown.

Unicorn Snot lip gloss £5.99 www.unicornsnot.com Made with a lightweight oil based formula and scented like cotton candy, Unicorn Snot lip gloss is designed to give your smile extra sparkle.

Pair it with your favourite lipstick or wear it on its own for a high-gloss shine.

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New Look multi-coloured mermaid festival face glitter £5.99 www.newlook.com Get festival ready with this mermaid glitter kit.

Votary hydrating body oil £65 www.votary.co.uk When your skin is dry or dull, Votary hydrating body oil will revitalise, refine and detox from head to toe, leaving you feeling deeply hydrated and beautifully smooth.

Sisley Super Soin Solaire milky body mist sun care SPF 30 £91.50 www.sisley-paris.com Don’t let the sun’s harmful rays affect your skin, use this Sisley product to help hydrate and shield in an effective and long lasting treatment, while camellia oil, Shea butter and mango extracts leave you with a fragrant smell and a soft feel.

Oliver Bonas detox pamper pack £12 www.oliverbonas.com This detox pamper pack will surely be welcomed after a weekend of indulging.

Vintage & Co Fabrics & Flowers gel perfume 15ml Fabric & Flowers is an alcohol-free gel formula that melts onto the skin in an instant, to unveil notes orange blossom, sweet birch and gardenia blended with jasmine and rose on a base of coconut, peach and amber. Enriched with Shea butter and Vitamin E, the silky formulation is easy to apply, fast drying and spill free.

NPW metallic tattoos and hair crown £4 www.npwgifts.com Make like a real festival princess with a perfectly coordinated hair crown and metallic face and neck tattoos.

White Stuff lemon tree wash bag £17.50 www.whitestuff.com Just right size to fit in all your beauty essentials and features a small lemon pom pom zipper for extra pizazz.

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aloma Faith is performing live at Market Rasen Racecourse on Saturday August 18 and we have ten pairs of tickets to give away.

The multiple BRIT award winner, known for her distinctive retro style, is embarking on a big If you want to be in with a summer tour with her acclaimed number one album The Architect riding high in the charts. chance of winning, visit She will be bringing hits old and new to the www.rmcmedia.co.uk and course for a stunning headline performance. answer the following question: The Architect followed the huge success of her 2014 album A Perfect Contradiction, which What is the name of Paloma spent 29 weeks in the Top 10 Albums Chart, 66 Faith’s new album? weeks in the Top 40, and 100 weeks in the Top 200. The new album is currently on course to Closing date for entries: become her fourth double platinum album in a Friday 20 July 2018 row – which would make her the first British woman in chart history to achieve this incredible feat.

Paloma said: “I can’t wait to perform at Market Rasen Racecourse this summer for the first time. I love summertime and I love outdoor shows so to be able to perform on a – hopefully – sunny evening at the course is something I’m very much looking forward to.”

The Jockey Club Live are leading promoters on the UK live scene, delivering spectacular line-ups of some of the hottest chart talent and legendary household names to some of the world’s most famous racecourses. Jockey Club Live concerts at Market Rasen Racecourse are a staple in the region’s social calendar and last year hosted thousands fans of live music, with performances from artists including Olly Murs and Kaiser Chiefs.

The events are renowned for combining a fun-filled day at the races with a spectacular afternoon concert in the informal and relaxed open-air setting of the hallowed turf.

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The festival, which is set to be headlined by the Bon Jovi influenced Gods of Rock, is back after a successful 2017 where One Drop played to a buoyant crowd.

This year’s festival will include an Ed Sheeran tribute act, The Voice 2018’s Jilly Riley and plenty more live music on the day.

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Bohemian rhapsody CREATE A PARTY VIBE INSIDE AND OUT WITH THESE FESTIVAL-INSPIRED PIECES. BY PHOEBE SEYMOUR. hen it comes to festival fashion, bohemian never goes out of style. And it’s the same when it comes to summer home trends.

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This beautiful chest of drawers featuring a geometric, tribalinspired carving will suit your bohemian décor. £499 from www.atkinand thyme.co.uk.

These lunar fairy light lanterns from the Iberian Summer Collection 2018 will give your garden a festival feel. £16.99 from www.lights4fun. co.uk.

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This insect cushion puts an interesting twist on the mandala design. £25 from www.thecuriousdepartment.com.

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Full of pride SEEING HAPPY, POSITIVE AND ENTHUSIASTIC CHILDREN IS ALL IN A DAY’S WORK FOR WESTBOURNE JUNIOR SCHOOL HEAD, JONATHON CLARK. r Jonathon Clark is head of Westbourne Junior School. He was delighted to re-join Westbourne in Easter 2018, after having previously taught at Westbourne for ten years.

“As a Year 6 form tutor, the daily interaction with our pupils is at the core of what I do and enjoy best about my role,” says Jonathon.

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SHOPPING

H O W TO S H O P T H E

TOP TIPS TO HELP YOU SAVE MONEY AND BAG A BARGAIN.

or bargain hunters, summer sales can be a thrilling experience. But before you dive in head first, take a moment consider some important advice, which could save you even more money.

Follow our tips and you’ll never find yourself with a wardrobe full of unworn clothes or a garage full of unused gadgets again.

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Set your priorities

Before you set off, or go online, make a no-negotiation list to ensure you don’t end up with piles of things you don’t need or want, just for the sake of the bargain. If you’re really organised you’ll already know the key items you’re hoping to bag but, if not, jot down your must-haves and put your energy into getting these first. This will also keep you focused when there are a thousand other things to distract you.

Stock up on new-season trends

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head out and you could save a fortune on pieces that will still be on-trend in months to come.

decide which items you definitely want.

Just be sure to choose wisely and then return within the allotted time – yes, even if you like absolutely everything.

Time it right

Go either super early or at the very last minute. If there’s something you’ve had your eye on all year that is likely to be reduced, get in there as soon as you can before it’s snapped up. Alternatively, if you’re less bothered about the specifics – for example, if you’d like a new TV but don’t mind which one – leaving it until the last possible opportunity will probably get you a bigger discount as prices are slashed further towards the end of the sale.

Check the return policy

Big discounts tap into the most basic element of sales – urgency. The fear of missing out by not buying then and there is overwhelming but often leads to impulsive buying. The key here is to utilise the store’s return’s policy. Many shops allow you to return sales stock, even if it’s within fewer days than usual, so you can grab as much as you like and then try it all on at home when you’re more relaxed and can

Do your research

The beauty of the internet is that, before you even step foot outside your front door, you can go online to check the best prices.

Not only will you be able to identify which shops are offering the best deals, but if you note down how much you can find something for online, you’ll also make sure you don’t pay over the odds in store.

Set a budget

It’s easy to get giddy at the sight of a 50per-cent-off ticket, but if it’s more than you were intending to spend, you won’t feel the full benefit. Keep a budget for each item in mind and stick to it.

Invest wisely

Higher quality items last far longer so, although you’re initially spending more, the Higher quality items last far longer so, although you’re initially spending more, the cost-per-wear should even out in time.

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AS A DEDICATED BOSCH CAR SERVICE CENTRE, J P AUTOTECHNICS PROVIDE THE HIGHEST STANDARD OF CARE. ot only is J P Autotechnics the go-to garage for car owners, they’re a reputable and trusted diagnostics centre for dealerships and lease companies all over South Yorkshire too.

Owner and director, John Hewett, set up J P Autotechnics in 1984, and the business has rapidly gone from strength to strength. What started out as a one-man car service business out of John’s own home, has grown into a six-strong team working in a spacious, stateof-the-art garage, offering a wide range of services.

Now a Bosch and Unipart car care centre, J P Autotechnics is based in Aughton. The centre has been at its current location since 1990 and is within easy reach of Chesterfield and Sheffield. It has been a dedicated Bosch car service centre for seven years, meaning it is one of very few places that specialises in using Bosch technology, providing your car with the highest standard of care.

The main services they provide are diagnostics and tuning work, as well as MOTs, fuel injections, air con maintenance,

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repairs and a range of tyre services.

John and his team work on all makes and models, from vans to performance car brands such as BMW, Mercedes and Audi. Their 750brake horsepower Hofmann Dynamometer is programmable to simulate any kind of journey, so they can detect and fix any issues without even leaving the centre.

Their Hofmann Tyre Changer fits tyres with up to 26-inch rims, while puncture repairs and four-wheel alignments complete their range of tyre services. What’s more, they are dealers of the Weber carburettor – an established Italian brand.

The J P Autotechnics team are always ahead of the curve when it comes to the latest car servicing technology. In fact, when the team first started doing air con repairs over 20 years ago, most people didn’t even know what they were.

“We’ve got the tools, the knowledge and the equipment to do pretty much everything – the only thing we don’t do is body work,” says John. “Other garages and lease companies come to us because they know we

have the technology and the training to do diagnostics properly.

“Every member of the team is up to date with the latest training and we each go on about three or four courses a year. We strive to deliver the highest quality services and repairs to public and trade customers.”

J P Autotechnics is a family-run business, with John’s son Josh Hewett on reception and his nephew Christopher Hewett as a Bosch Master technician, who has worked there for nearly 30 years. They are joined by fullyqualified Bosch trained technician Matt Bell, technician Joshua Ladds, and apprentice Tyler Jackson.

So whether your car needs a comprehensive servicing or a minor repair, contact John and the team today or visit the J P Autotechnics website to find out more.

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MEET THE TEAM

John Hewett Owner/Director John has worked in the car industry since 1971, starting out as a mechanic and opening J P Autotechnics in 1984. He originally worked as an agricultural engineer, before undertaking a City & Guilds Level 3 in everything from diesel fuel systems and engine diagnostics, to vehicle electrical systems and steering and suspension geometry in Sheffield and Rotherham. As well as being a fully-qualified vehicle technician and MOT tester, he is also a member of The Institute of Motor Industry (IMI).

Josh Hewett Receptionist Josh is John’s son and has been a receptionist at J P Autotechnics for the past two months.

Previously a service section leader at Asda, Josh is the face of customer service at the centre, manages the accounts and helps with the day-to-day running of the centre.

Christopher Hewett Vehicle Technician and Bosch Master Technician Christopher is John’s nephew and has worked at J P Autotechnics since leaving school in 1991.

With over 25 years in the motor industry under

Matt Bell Mechanic and Technician Previously in the army, Matt has since risen through the car mechanic ranks, by qualifying as a mechanic before earning his stripes at two

his belt, you’re in safe hands with this Bosch Master Tech who specialises in diagnostics, MOT testing, servicing and repairs.

Joshua Ladds

previous garages. He has been at J P Autotechnics for two years and is currently undergoing Bosch training.

Joshua Ladds Mechanic Joshua came to J P Autotechnics six years ago as an apprentice, straight from school. The centre put him through his paces and he is now a fully-qualified and experienced mechanic in his own right.

Tyler Jackson Apprentice Tyler is the newest trainee mechanic. Now in the third year of his apprenticeship, he is currently undertaking a NVQ Level 3 at Sheffield College and has worked at J P Autotechnics for two years.

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MOTORING

FROM THE SENSIBLE TO THE SUBLIME, JORDAN CUTFORTH FOCUSES ON CARS FROM BOTH ENDS OF THE SPECTRUM.

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This latest M5 Competition variant is no different – based on the sixth generation of the M5 Saloon first revealed last year, it comes with increased power, optimised styling and aerodynamics, changes to the chassis and tuning, and interior design updates.

Power comes from a 4.4-litre biturbo V8 churning out 625hp and 750Nm of torque. Thanks to the new M5 being four-wheel-drive, 0-62mph takes 3.3 seconds. Vmax limited to 155mph with a combined economy figure of 26.9mpg.

Available to order now from £96,205 with first deliveries due in September.

The new Volvo V60 premium mid-size estate is now available to order in the UK, with onthe-road prices starting at £31,810 for the D3 Momentum manual version.

A choice of three 2.0-litre, four-cylinder engines is initially offered.

The D3, D4 and T5 V60s are all frontwheel drive. Both diesel engines are available with a six-speed manual or eight-speed automatic gearbox, while the petrol comes with the eight-speed automatic as standard.

The D3 offers 150hp, 64.2mpg and CO2 emissions from just 117g/km. The D4 has 190hp, 64.0mpg and CO2 emissions also from just 117g/km. The 250hp T5’s numbers are 43.7mpg and 150g/km respectively.

Standard equipment includes LED headlights, a powered tailgate, two-zone climate control, a 12.3inch driver’s information display and rear parking sensors.

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The next level The new Mercedes AMG GT S Roadster is now available to order from £126,730.

The AMG GT S is already one of the best super sportscars on the market today; by having the roof removed along with acquiring a wider and more aggressive looking body, the roadster takes things up to the next level.

The roadster is powered by a 4.0-litre biturbo V8 powerplant generating 522bhp and 670Nm of torque. It can sprint from 0-62 mph in just 3.8 seconds, and has a top speed of 192 mph. It delivers up to 24.6 mpg and emits 262 g/km of CO2.

The three-layer fabric roof is available in a choice of three colours at no extra cost: black, beige or red.

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Say hello to the flagship model of the DB11 range, the DB11 AMR. Inspired by Aston Martin Racing’s successful endurance programme, the AMR pushes the already powerful DB11 into another category. The AMR acquires even sharper handling over the regular DB11 and there’s a new exhaust tune which amplifies the sound of the already glorious V12 soundtrack.

There are other changes to the AMR over the standard DB11. On the outside we have forged alloys, carbon fibre and gloss black detailing. On the interior, we have extensive use of Alcantara and dark chrome, plus AMR embossing and embroidery.

The AMR develops 630hp from a 5.2-litre twin-turbo V12 giving a 0-62mph time of 3.7 seconds and a vmax of 208mph.

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