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LookLocal Festive Issue 2017

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ASK BRUCE Read Bruce’s column talks about dogs who don’t like to be left alone CHATTERBUS UPDATE CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERT WHAT’S COOKING? WHAT’S ON See what’s on in and around Weybridge in December TAX ASSIST CROSSWORD PUZZLE COMPETITION TIME BROOKLANDS - CLASSIC 300 TREBLE CLEF CHOIR AUNTIE PLANTY GARDENING MUSIC MATTERS ELMBRIDGE VOLUNTEERS INSPIRATION PUZZLE SOLUTIONS ADVERTISERS’ INDEX

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Welcome to our festive issue of Look Local! Every year it’s the same, December creeps up on me and bang, another year is nearly over. Welcome to our festive issue of Look Local in Weybridge. Having enjoyed a mild autumn, it’s been a bit of a shock to feel the biting cold on my early morning dog walks recently; hats and gloves have found their way out of the drawer and Jack Frost has started to appear again, although he comes and goes, it seems. He obviously has other commitments, but that suits me fine! We are happy to share a selection of little features this month which I hope you will find of interest. And an update from the Chatterbus team...it’s always good to hear about this great local service which goes from strength to strength. Of course, this is the time of year for many festive events and projects, so we include a good selection for you to take your pick! Included also is a music quiz from the lovely David ‘Kid’ Jensen and a book competition kindly provided by Ted Macauley, our Look Local motoring expert. These are just a few things you can find within our pages this month. I do hope you enjoy thumbing our pages and that we have included something for everyone to enjoy. I wish you all a very Merry Christmas & a happy & healthy 2018. On a personal note, I am looking forward to welcoming my three sons from far and wide, Asia, Leeds and Reigate in fact! I can’t wait to have my gang back together for Christmas. We look forward to bringing you more issues of Look Local in the year ahead. Warmest regards,

Ros

Ros Rudd - Editor

Next copy DEADLINE 5th January 2018 for the February 2018 issue phone us 01372 200 000 email us ros@looklocalmagazine.co.uk visit us online www.looklocalmagazine.co.uk like us on Facebook /looklocalmags follow us on Twitter @LooklocalMags

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Surrey Voices SHINE IN VALETTA, MALTA

195 members of three local choirs travel to take part in the 23rd International Choir Festival

Surrey was well represented in Malta last week, as three local choirs travelled together to take part in the 23rd International Choir Festival. An impressive party of 195 singers and supporters from Surrey Music’s two community choirs (Elmbridge Choir and Elmbridge Ladies Choir), together with Vox Mundi International Ladies Choir from Egham, enjoyed a five-day trip full of sightseeing and singing. The two Elmbridge Choirs have previously participated together in choral festivals and were delighted to invite the 16 members of Vox Mundi to join them for this trip. All three choirs were accompanied by Vox Mundi’s pianist, David Darby. As well as performing in parish churches in St Julian’s and Gozo, where each choir sang songs from their own repertoire, the choirs had the honour of leading the festival’s ‘Singing and Praying for Peace’ ceremonies in the magnificent St John’s CoCathedral in Valletta. The choirs’ musical directors, Cliff van Tonder (Elmbridge Choir), Christine Parker (Elmbridge Ladies Choir) and Jennifer Bell (Vox Mundi), were privileged to conduct 33 choirs, totalling 1020 choristers! ‘It was the most amazing experience, conducting our choir and a huge audience in such a stunning venue - a very special memory which will stay with me forever,’ says Cliff van Tonder. ‘Singing John Lennon’s “Imagine” in one of the most beautiful churches in the world was awe-

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inspiring and highly symbolic!’ The choirs took part in the choristers’ parade, where all participating choirs took to the streets of Valletta, proudly waving their countries’ flags and singing songs in their own language - a sight and sound to behold! In addition, the Surrey choirs took their turn performing to cheering crowds from a splendid ornate bandstand at the Valletta City Gates. The choirs enjoyed sightseeing tours to Mdina and Mosta, the Three Cities, a full day on Gozo and a special evening dinner party in a fabulous restaurant, where Christine was presented with a gift to mark her first ‘official’ outing as Musical Director with Elmbridge Ladies Choir. ‘As their new Musical Director, I am so proud of them’, says Christine. ‘Their love of singing shines through in their performances as does their enjoyment of each new experience.’ Cliff was also presented with gifts from the choir members to thank him for organising such a wonderful trip. ‘Cliff has worked his socks off over the last eight months in planning this trip down to the last detail’, explains Debbie Groves from Surrey Music, ‘and we are all indebted to him for once again providing us with such fantastic opportunities and creating wonderful memories. It has been an absolutely amazing trip and we are proud to have been flying the flag not just for Surrey, but as the only UK participants, for Britain too!’

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ASK BRUCE HOME ALONE

Look Local reader Mark has a two-year-old German wire haired pointer who hates being left alone. This doesn’t happen often, as Mark takes him to work every day, but on the odd occasion when he has to leave him, the dog becomes anxious and cries. Mark asks what can we do to help him and is a second companion dog the answer? Ultimately, this is a complex issue, and an experienced dog behaviourist is needed. Just like people, all dogs are individuals, which means their psychological needs should be assessed on a dog-by-dog basis. Your first step is to understand the root cause behind your dog’s separation anxiety and address it. Spending time establishing a cosy familiar den in the form of a dog crate can also help. Then, when you leave the house, he can enjoy being in a smaller much-loved space, rather than alone in an empty house which can feel daunting. If he isn’t currently used to a crate, this exercise should be undertaken slowly and over time, as he must not feel caged. Medication is available to assist but should be a secondary option once the behavioural issues are dealt with. A companion dog is definitely not the answer. The first dog may make the second dog anxious and you could end up with two distressed dogs! This is a tough one to tackle on your own. Feel free to contact us and we can recommend some excellent trainers experienced in dog anxiety who could help. Bruce Casalis is director & founder of Bruce’s Doggy Day Care, a multi-award winning business in Weybridge. Do you have any dog training or canine behavioural questions which you would like to ask Bruce? Send your questions to :-

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A smart new 16-seater Chatterbus has been plying the roads of Weybridge since mid-October, taking over from the aging converted minibus, and is already winning new fans. After only three weeks, passenger numbers were the best ever. Now with charitable status to its name, Chatterbus was launched in April 2015 after official reports and onthe-ground research had shown this part of Surrey to be in ‘transport poverty’, especially across the A3 between Weybridge and Cobham. Chatterbus Chairman Sir Gerald Acher said, “The service has proved more popular with the whole community than we ever imagined possible. We are now setting it up in a sustainable way to ensure its continued success.” Mothers with pushchairs in particular are finding the new low-floor Mellor bus far easier to board and many more are now using the service. The elderly and wheelchair users are also finding access much improved. Extra interior space leaves plenty of room for shopping trolleys, and the electronic destination boards make the Chatterbus weekday C1 and Saturday C2 services easier to identify. The reliability of the service will be even greater, with the new state-of-the-art-vehicle.

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What hasn’t changed, however, is the trademark friendliness of the service. As well as becoming a lifeline for those with no transport of their own to shop, visit friends and access vital services, Chatterbus has come to be a social focus for many: “Our drivers are the best in Surrey,” said Sir Gerald. “They make Chatterbus live up to its name with their good humour. They know many of the regular passengers by name and think nothing of going the extra mile.” Other services that have been maintained are the bus tracker and text alert to any delays. Links to both of these, as well as to up-to-date timetables and Chatterbus news can be found at www.chatterbus.org.uk. The purchase of the new bus was made possible by the grant of CIL money by Elmbridge Council, and the day-to-day running is underpinned by sponsorship from Surrey County Council, Chelsea Football Club Foundation and numerous small businesses, community groups and individuals. Sir Gerald said, “Semi-rural services like ours can never make a profit and we are forever grateful to our local communities and residents for their continued financial support.”

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Tamarind Beef AND MUSHROOM CASSEROLE

Recipe reproduced by kind permission of Waitrose. Over 5,000 recipes can be found at www.waitrose.com/recipes

Ingredients 2 tbsp sunflower oil 400g pack essential Waitrose British Beef Diced Braising Steak 550g pack Cooks’ Ingredients Casserole Vegetables 4 cloves garlic, thinly sliced 2 red chillies, halved lengthways 1 tbsp grated fresh ginger 100g jar Cooks’ Ingredients Tamarind Paste 1 tbsp soy sauce 1 tbsp light brown muscovado sugar 400ml beef stock, hot 250g chestnut mushrooms, halved Coriander leaves and cooked rice, to serve

Method 1. Preheat the oven to 200°C, gas mark 6. Heat the oil in a large flame and ovenproof casserole dish. Cook the steak for 5 minutes until nicely browned then, with a slotted spoon, transfer to a plate. Add the vegetables to the hot pan and cook for 5 minutes then add the garlic, chilli and ginger, and cook for a further 1 minute. 2. Return the meat to the pan with any resting juices and stir in the tamarind paste, soy sauce, sugar and stock. Bring to a simmer, cover then transfer to the oven and cook for 1½ hours. 3. Stir in the mushrooms and return to the oven for a further 20 minutes until the beef and vegetables are very tender. Serve with the rice and a sprinkling of coriander leaves.

Cook’s Tip For a lightly spiced flavour, add a couple of star anise or a teaspoon of Chinese five spice in with the stock

Preparation time: 15 mins Cooking time: 2 hours Serves: 4

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Seasonal Concert 3 DECEMBER 2017, 7.30PM Horsley Choral Society present Peace on Earth, a seasonal concert featuring Puccini’s Messa di Gloria together with Christmas music and carols conducted by musical director Val Beynon. The choir will be joined by soloists Geoffrey Horton – Bass and John Upperton – Tenor, together with accompanist Helen Wharmby. There will be a retiring collection in aid of Age UK. Cost: £12.00, under 16s cost £6.00

6 - 8 & 13 - 15 DECEMBER For a magical day out, come and meet Santa at Wisley this festive season. Join us for a classic Christmas tale, have a sing-along and a story with the man himself and receive a small gift. On selected dates you can also decorate delicious gingerbread to take home. You can book online right up to the day before, plus there are sometimes spaces on the day or cancellations - for bookings on the day, you can buy a ticket from the Plant Centre. Child ticket with free adult: £12 Wisley Gardens, GU23 6QB 01483 224234 www.rhs.org.uk/gardens/wisley

Book: In advance by calling 01483 280756 or on the door St Andrew’s Church, Downside Bridge Road, Cobham, KT11 3EJ

Things to do for the kids CHRISTMAS 2017 AT CLAREMONT GARDENS

With a cosy fairytale cottage, a traditional children’s trail and a snug, family-friendly café, Claremont Landscape Garden is the perfect place to bring the children over the festive period. We’ve rounded up the best of 2017’s seasonal delights so you can plan your family visits over the holidays with ease. Father Christmas comes to Claremont Come and meet the man himself. Our Thatched Cottage will be magically transformed for the visit of Father Christmas. He’s a busy fellow at this time of year and so booking is essential. Visit the fairytale Christmas Cottage Nestled in a secret woodland glade not far from the edge of the lake, you’ll discover the fairytale Christmas Cottage, charmingly decorated for the duration of the festive period (from 12 December). Young and young-at-heart alike will enjoy the selection of traditional toys and games to play with inside this magical little grotto. Georgian Christmas Family Trail Find out how our ancestors celebrated Christmas with this festive trail around Claremont. Suitable for the whole family to take part in.

Festive fun for all the family in the heart of Weybridge. 40+ stalls, Santa’s Grotto, hot food and refreshments, choir. Stalls include: Jewellery, Greeting cards, Garlands, Wreaths, Preserves, Woodwork, Clothing, Beauty products, Flowers, Cupcakes, Artwork, Toys, Wine tasting. This event has been organised to raise funds for the St Charles Borromeo School PTA, a registered charity. Cost: Donation on the door Christ the Prince of Peace Church Hall | 07718 808 130

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Santa Paws SATURDAY 23 DECEMBER, 11AM - 12NOON & 1PM - 2PM Dogs deserve Christmas treats too. Bring your furry friend to meet Santa Paws and his little helpers where your dog will receive a festive treat. Claremont Landscape Garden KT10 9JG | 01372 467806 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/claremont-landscape-garden

Weybridge Christmas Tree & Lights SAT 2 DECEMBER 2017 Santa Claus Is Coming To Town! Artisan Food & Craft Market, Children’s Lantern Parade , Celebrity Christmas Tree Lights Switch On Choirs, Hog Roast, Mulled Wine, Mince Pies Brooklands Radio For more information see page 29

Mistletoe & Stein 1 - 2 DECEMBER 2017 If you are looking for a less formal affair, great live entertainment somewhere a little bit different this Christmas…join us for Beats, Beer and Bratwurst! Package includes Stein of beer on arrival, German food basket and large pretzels, Authentic german beer hall setting, Entertainment from our resident Oompah band ‘Die Dorf Fest Kapelle’, DJ and Disco to finish the night Lederhosens and Drindls are recommended in order to add to the Bavarian festivities. Sandown Park. Esher, KT10 9AJ

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Once again Santa will be giving his reindeer a rest for a while and borrowing our VC10 aircraft so that he can meet his young fans. For children aged 5-7, normal museum admission is payable + £5 for a visit to Santa (includes a small present). Accompanying adults and seniors pay normal Museum admission. For Children under 5, admission to the Museum is FREE and they can also visit Santa for £5. Santa must be booked in advance, Museum admission is purchased separately, either in advance or at the Museum Entrance on the day. Due to the Santa visits the VC10 will only open for public viewing between 12:45 and 13:45. 01932 857 381 | events@brooklandsmuseum.com

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New Year’s Day Classic Gathering 1 JANUARY 2018, 9.00AM - 4.00PM

Everybody – whether you’re driving a “Classic” or not – is welcome to the largest New Year’s Day Classic Gathering in the UK. With over 1,000 vehicles expected, live music and a winter barbeque and other additional food outlets, there will be something for everybody amongst the vast and diverse displays of classics all descending on Brooklands to kick start 2018 in style. Gates open at 9am and the Museum buildings and displays are open from 10am 4pm; normal Museum admission prices apply. Normal Museum Admission Charges Apply: 07732 106192 | events@booklandsmuseum.com

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Join us for a Christmas behind-thescenes tour round the Museum. Your guide will show you the darker side of the Museum & unearth some of its eerie past by torchlight! Adult tickets for this Christmas Special include a 2 course meal, with a Mince Pie & a glass of Mulled Wine. Tickets for children include a main meal & a dessert & Mince Pie. Not suitable for children under 12 yrs. Dinner is at 6:30pm, the tour commences at 7:30pm and finishes at approximately 9:30pm. Tickets MUST be booked in advance using the contact details below. 01932 857381 events@brooklandsmuseum.com Brooklands Drive, KT13 0QN

Father Christmas

2 DECEMBER - 24 DECEMBER 2017 Jump into the festive spirit, and join Father Christmas in the magical Crystal Grotto at Painshill. An annual sell-out, children will have the opportunity to meet Father Christmas and his trusty elves, in the enchanted Crystal Grotto, where they can receive a gift from Father Christmas himself! Advance booking required Painshill Park, Portsmouth Rd, KT11 1JE | www.painshill.co.uk

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have received a cheque from my bank for EmailingIP60s being PPI. Is any can of it Itaxable? Q: To:keep mymis-sold oce paperless, send my employees their P60 via email? The tax due will depend on the different components making your Typically, A: Since 2010/11, form P60upcan becheque. provided : will consist of: either onitpaper or electronically, but you Contact Elaine Jones ACMA AFTA should conﬁrm with your employees that they 01932 850 600 or weybridge@taxassist.co.uk 1. refund of PPI premiums themselves areAhappy tothe receive their P60 electronically. 2. Historic interest (interest paid on the PPI premium Your sta will need to have access to secure because it was added to a loan or credit card) facilities to view and print a copy. If they prefer 3. Simple interest at a rate of 8% per annum not to receive their P60 electronically, then you The simple interest is to compensate you for being must provide them with a hard copy as normal. Contact Elaine Jones ACMA AFTA Disclaimer - advice shared in this column is intended to inform rather than advise. Taxpayer’s circumstances do vary and if you feel the on: 01932provided 850 600 or by it is important that you contact us before implmentation. If you take, or do not take action as a result information is beneficial of readingweybridge@taxassist.co.uk this column, before receiving our written endorsement, we will accept no responsibilty for any fiancial loss incurred. email:

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Competition Time THE STORY OF THE CAR BY GILES CHAPMAN Once in a while, but nowhere near frequently enough, there appears on the shelves a book to captivate both the senior and junior members of the family equally, like a tasty verbal treat to be relished. And that has welcomely happened with a rather splendid and superbly written and illustrated hardback of no mean size, entitled: “The Story of the Car”, priced at £12.99 and written by veteran motoring journalist and broadcaster Giles Chapman, the author of 40 books. It is a fascinatingly total trace of our private transport, our pride and joy, from its lifechanging inception 140 years ago up to the present day, pinpointing the developments from scary steam-powered slow-crawlers to the sleek iconic electric and flash flyers of nowadays, giving us the latest treats, comforts and excitement on the move.

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A Year To Remember THE CLASSIC 300 SERIES

Image: Ian Chandler (3rd from the right) welcomes 5 of the entrants at Brooklands

The Classic 300, a programme of “fun runs” for classic cars, motorcycles, military vehicles and PSV vehicles, culminated with the National Final at Brooklands in Weybridge, the oldest purpose-built race track in the UK. The iconic Brooklands Museum and Circuit were the hosts on Sunday October 1 where Ian Chandler, the Head of Surrey Freemasons, welcomed drivers, their passengers and spectators and when subsequently the entrants climbed the famous Test Hill. Built in 1909, this 352-foot hill starts with a 1 in 8 slope, quickly becoming 1 in 5 and finishing at the top with a 1 in 4 gradient – quite a challenge for some of the older cars to even get to the top! Photographs were taken at the Classic 300 Finish Arch and under the shadow of the British Airways Concorde, on permanent display as part of the unique history of this motoring and aviation museum. From the Lake District to Lands End, to many varied venues such as Brands Hatch, the Crich Tram Museum and the Isle of Man, The Classic 300 series ran from May to October this year as part of the nationwide commemoration of three hundred years of Freemasonry in England. The National Start was staged at The Long Walk in Windsor on May 21 with more than 100 classic vehicles in the line-up. The United Grand Lodge

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of England’s Grand Master, HRH The Duke of Kent, waved off the participants on a 25-mile tour of the Berkshire countryside. This public event attracted many hundreds of visitors (and their dogs) who were able to meet the drivers, see the vehicles before they departed, enjoy the garden party atmosphere and listen to the music of a brass band. The numerous Fun Runs travelled to motoring venues in the North of England, The Midlands, the East of England, the South-East, the South and the SouthWest, carrying a travelling gavel (a con-rod from a racing Jaguar). This was passed around the country from vehicle to vehicle. It even managed to be on-board a marshal’s motorcycle during TT week on the Isle of Man course. One of the oldest motor sport facilities in the UK – Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb, in Worcestershire - was visited on July 9, a week after another Fun Run travelled from Bristol’s Ashton Gate Football and Rugby Stadium to Haynes Motor Museum in Sparkford, Somerset. Ian Chandler, Head of Surrey Masons, said, “This has been a fantastic year for The Classic 300 and a milestone year for the Tercentenary of Freemasonry in England. The public were invited to all these Masonic motoring events to share in the enjoyment of seeing these historic vehicles in action.”

Treble Clef Choir CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Friday 15th December 2017

7.30pm

St James’ Church Weybridge Surrey KT13 8DF

Tickets £10 inc refreshments (accompanied under 12s free) Ring Chris on 01252 326514 for advance bookings of this festive event or buy your tickets on the door. Details on our website www.trebleclefchoir.org.uk

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Merry Weybridge MerryChristmas Christmas Weybridge Merry Christmas Weybridge

Santa Claus is coming to town Santa Claus coming In Baker Street to Santa Claus isiscoming totown town In Baker Street Saturday, 2nd December In Baker Street 1pm2nd - 6pmDecember Saturday,

Saturday, 2nd December 1pm - 6pm Artisan Food & Craft Market 1pm - 6pm

Artisan Food gift & Craft Market for unique ideas for unique gift ideas Artisan Food &Lantern Craft Market 4pm - Children's Parade

for- Christmas unique gift ideas 5pm - Celebrity Tree Lights Switch On 4pm Children's Lantern Parade 5pm - Celebrity Christmas On Choirs Hog Roast Mulled Tree Wine Lights Mince Switch Pies

4pm - Children's Lantern Parade Choirs Hog Roast Mulled Wine Mince Pies 5pm - Celebrity Christmas Brooklands Tree RadioLights Switch On WeyMulled VoicesRadio Brooklands Choirs Hog Roast Wine Mince Pies Weybridge Boys Choir Weybridge Youth Choir Wey: Voices Weybridge Boys Choir : Weybridge Brooklands Radio Youth Choir

Wey Voices Weybridge Boys Choir : Weybridge Youth Choir Organised by The Weybridge Town Business Group Follow us on Twitter @Weybridgegreen www.allaboutweybridge.co.uk/weybridge-town-business-group Follow us on Twitter @Weybridgegreen www.allaboutweybridge.co.uk/weybridge-town-business-group For further information please contact:

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Auntie Planty’s FESTIVE GARDENING TIPS

THE POINSETTIA PLANT

When it comes to choosing great plants for Christmas, I think that the poinsettia is hard to beat. And it should be no surprise that they’re also known as Santa Plants. Although there are now white and pink varieties, there is only one colour for me - bright red! Curiously though, the red parts of this plant are not flowers. They are called bracts: the flowers are the small structures right in the centre of the plant. The poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) is also called the Mexican flame leaf and is native to Central America, near southern Mexico. It was introduced to the United States in 1828 and got its name from Joel Roberts Poinsett. Poinsett was the first U.S. Ambassador to Mexico, with a passion for botany. If you give this colourful plant the care that it demands, it’ll remain looking great long beyond Christmas. If not, it’s sure to sulk, drop its leaves and look dreadful. Top tips include giving it a warm spot where the temperature doesn’t drop below 13C (55F), in good but not scorching light. It is extremely important to check that it is placed well out of draughts. Watering is important too, but you should wait until the compost is almost dry before watering. Misting the leaves frequently will be appreciated, especially where the plant is in a centrally heated room. And do take care when handling the plant, as the sap can give you a skin rash.

Poinsettias are short day plants, and it is only when the daylight falls below 12 hours a day that they will even begin to think about starting to flower. What most people mistake as flowers are in fact specialised leaves, or bracts. The small yellow flowers are found in the centre of the bract branches. So, when the daylight lengthens next year, then the plant will lose its red bracts and revert to green. Provided that you keep it alive and healthy, it is possible to make it flower again in time for next Christmas. But, be warned, it’s quite fiddly and you do need more than 8 weeks of a very strict regime to achieve good results! This will entail putting the plant into complete darkness during the night and bring it into daylight each day. If you are interested in trying this, do give me a call in September. Like magic, the red bracts and flowers should appear in time for Christmas. Valerie Munro is a chartered horticulturist. She offers unique and personal tuition sessions explaining the whys and wherefores of good gardening techniques in your own garden www.auntieplanty.co.uk

VW Polo OUR FESTIVE CAR REVIEW By Ted Macauley

Next month (January) will herald the arrival of Volkswagen’s latest and boldest bid to cash in and unnerve their rivals in the highly competitive and big business small hatchback SUV market. And it comes in the petite shape of the Polo Mk6, the sixth generation of the marque and what to me looks like a surefire winner. All new and more grown up than ever before, it has improvements on its predecessors, including the abandonment of the three-door version for a five-door replacement. VW…Veritable Winners… which has amassed 14m sales worldwide, and 1.4m in the UK since 1975, has opted to lure younger buyers. Hence the updated, uprated Polo’s sharper looks and dazzling interior, oh-sobright and colourful, compared with its previous rather sombre appearance. Now it is aglow with a neatly integrated wow of an eightinch touchscreen infotainment system designed not only to be easy on the eye but uncomplicatedly convenient to the fingers, even for the ham-fisted among us. In contrast to its older relatives, the re-thought and extended wheelbase offers the distinct advantage of a more generous underbody which consequently benefits those on board, with more space in the cabin, adequate

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leg and headroom and a superior driving position with a clear view. Boot space, too, is 25% more generous than before. There is also a fresh range of engines, taking in five 1.0 litre petrol versions as well as 1.5 litre and 2.0 litre petrols and a twosome of 1.6 diesels. It is all fine evidence that Volkswagen is chasing really hard, with so many rivals scrapping so intensely to command the SUV sharplybuilding supply chain. The Mk6 price is reckoned to be about £13,500, a whole deal dearer than, say, the equivalent Ibiza, and certainly a bigger wallet-emptier than its Polo predecessors. But as neat and tidy and economic all-rounders go, this new kid on the cylinder block will hold its own, I am sure. Setbacks? Few. It can be a wee bit noisy and harsh at certain rev levels, but that’s something you can put up with when you allow your thoughts to be overtaken by the vast benefits that accrue from this advanced and tasty mint Polo. Specification: VW Polo 1.0 TSI 95. Engine 3cylinder, 999cc turbo. Petrol. Top speed 116mph. Accleration: 0-62mph 10.8 secs. Price around £13,500 (on sale in January).

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Do you have experience in finance A charity helping resettle refugees within Elmbridge is looking for a treasurer with experience in book keeping and financial management. This is a home-based role with flexible hours.

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Help in your local Elmbridge Community Centres

Your local community centres are looking for a friendly volunteer to help in a kitchen and a coffee shop. This is an ideal role for someone who is looking to gain experience in catering.

Help people after discharge from hospital Caring and supportive people are needed to help with shopping, picking up prescriptions and attending hospital appointments with individuals.

A volunteer with children aged 0 -5 yrs A popular play and stay session is looking for a warm caring person to join their team to help engage children in activities and help tidy up at the end of each session.

Support people with dementia A harity is looking for a volunteer who can help people with dementia live a fuller life. A commitment of 2 hours a week for a minimum of 6 months is required. Full training & ongoing support provided.

INTERESTED IN ANY OF THOSE ROLES? For more info on these roles & many other volunteering opportunities, contact Voluntary Action Elmbridge,

please call: 01372 463 587 visit: www.vae.org.uk or email: contact@vae.org.uk Esher Civic Centre: Monday & Weds 10:00 - 13:00 Walton Library: Wednesday 10:00 - 13:00 Walton Quintet: Tues, Thurs & Friday 10:00 - 13:00

The 60s How well do you know music of the 60s? Take our fun quiz, and put your knowledge to the test... Which Beatles album, their 17th, featured the songs Eleanor Rugby, Taxman and Tomorrow Never Knows? Crying In The Chapel was a lesser-known number 1 hit for which male singer Who was the lead singer of the Animals who went on to be part of the goup War? Which famous female singer had a hit with I Know A Place? Which 60s pop group featured 3 of the greatest rock guitarists of all time, Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page and Jeff Beck?

Counting the day? COACHING WITH INSPIRATION

Are you one of the many who are counting the days at this time of the year? Whether eagerly popping out chocolates from an advent calendar, humming The Twelve Days of Christmas while preparing the Christmas pud, or muttering ‘how many days till it’s all over?’, many of us are counting the days at this time of the year. It could be with anticipation of fun times, panic that there won’t be enough time to get everything done, or the detached efficiency of one who knows exactly what needs to be done in each minute between now and New Year’s Day, and everyone had better stay out of the way. Whatever your take on the counting process, one thing is pretty sure: most of us are getting through our days rather than savouring them, regardless of the time of year. How much are you enjoying the moments with your nearest and dearest? And how much are they enjoying shared moments with you?? If we move our attention away from getting closer to, or beyond, some event in the future to actually making each moment count now, squeezing the most life, the most joy, the most goodness out of each day, we have the opportunity to create something special with our lives. How often do we stop and think ‘what do I need to do in order to make today the best day possible, both for myself and for the people I interact with?’ When we shift the focus from ‘what can this day give me?’ to ‘what can I do that’s going to make it a better day for having had me in it?’, the feeling we end up with can be hugely satisfying and empowering. Of course, at this time of the year, things have to be planned, done, arranged, achieved. A happy family Christmas gathering or New Year’s Eve party isn’t going to happen on its own. But if the damage caused in the run-up to the event, either to our own or to others’ wellbeing or to our relationships, is greater than the

enjoyment and connection we create at the event itself, it’s just not worth the effort. So how can you make this Christmas and New Year, in whatever way you celebrate them, a time to deepen relationships instead of taking them for granted? A time of appreciating everything we’ve received from each other and from the planet that is our home, instead of taking advantage of them? A time of looking at what we need to do differently in 2018 to increase our contribution to the wellbeing of those we know, those we don’t know, and, of course, to ourselves?

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Sudoku page 28

Leah Durrant Competition Winner Lindsay Baldwin

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David Jensen Quiz Answers: 1) Revolver 2) Elvis Presley 3) Eric Burdon 4) Petula Clark 5) Yardbirds

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