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Welcome to the December edition of Around Rugby! 2

It’s that time again! 2014 is almost at an end and we look forward to Christmas and then a brand new year. Apart from Christmas Day on 25th, St Stephen’s Day/ Boxing Day on 26th and New Year’s Eve on 31st we also celebrate Hanukkah this month (17th – 24th) and the shortest day of the year on 21st. If you’re planning to indulge over the festive period, take care and don’t overdo it (well, not every day anyway!). Thinking about 2015 and what the New Year holds for Rugby, I realise that we have a lot to look forward to. Eleven cities across England plus Cardiff host the Rugby World Cup starting in September and with Leicester, Birmingham and Milton Keynes being amongst them, we are sure to see a good amount of tourist interest here. We can look forward to plenty of rugby based entertainment and activity throughout the year with educational, cultural and sporting programmes planned. We also have lots of construction continuing into 2015 with the new Elliott’s Field complex, further retail development along Technology Drive and more work at Rugby Gateway.

Moving on, Competition time! Our competition sponsor this month is The Golden Lion at Easenhall who are offering a prize of two main courses (Monday to Saturday). The winner will be notified as soon after New Year as possible. The winner of our October competition was Barbara Rod who won two main meals and two drinks at The Holly Bush, Lawford Road. Barbara correctly answered that the event held on the last Sunday of each month is c) Comedy Night.

Finally, Around Magazines would like to wish all our readers and advertisers, both past and present, a very merry Christmas and a happy and prosperous New Year. Whether you advertise with us in our magazine or online, read our printed magazines, view them online or follow us on Facebook or Twitter, thank you for your support during 2014 and we look forward to your company in 2015. Have a joyous festive season!

Amanda

A quick ‘thank you’ now to all those who took part in the moustache growing, fund raising phenomenon that is Movember. I have seen some amazing sights that were obviously grown for the event and are unlikely to be seen again until next year. Well done to all cultivators and supporters alike – I’m sure your contribution was greatly received on behalf of The Movember Foundation. Get in touch with Around Rugby’s Managing Director, Amanda Avery... t: 01788 440015 e: amanda@aroundmagazines.co.uk www.aroundmagazines.co.uk

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Top five wildlife gifts Forget selection boxes and dodgy Christmas jumpers; for a present that lasts all year round, doesn't cost the earth and helps animals and insects at the same time, then you should opt for a wildlife gift. Be it a bird feeder or house, a hedgehog habitat or a cosy toad and frog den, your wildlife gift will really help to bring colour, beauty and joy to any garden, long after most gifts have been forgotten, as well as helping to nurture animal and insect life all winter long. If you are still wondering what to get, check out the following wildlife gift ideas that will be a welcome addition to any Christmas stocking this year. 1. Hedgehog habitat Hedgehogs are the gardener's friend as they like to eat slugs and snails. However, in the last ten years it has been estimated that a quarter of the hedgehog population has been lost in the UK, according to the RSPB. So why not do your bit to help your prickly garden chum? A hedgehog habitat gives these shy creatures somewhere quiet to snuggle, out of the elements.

a sugar and water solution to emulate nectar. This will not only attract butterflies, but also moths and bees and is a great gift for children as well as adults to learn more about nature. These are available at www.worm.co.uk for £29.95. 4. Toad and Frog house The humble toad and frog often get overlooked in favour of their more cute and cuddly wildlife friends, such as the hedgehog and bumble bee. However, these gentle and shy amphibians often find it difficult to find shelter in the winter. This is why providing a stable and warm toad and frog house could be a life-saver for these animals this winter. If possible, situate the box in a wilder area of your garden to avoid disturbance. These are available from www.gardensupplydirect.co.uk for £35.17.

Pick one up from the RSPB online shop www.shopping. rspb.org.uk for £44.99. 2. Ladybird and Lacewing box Ladybirds and Lacewings are both natural predators of aphids and greenfly, which make them a valuable ally to a keen gardener. So what better gift to give your green-fingered friends than a Ladybird and Lacewing box to help reduce or totally eliminate the need for chemical pesticides in your garden. These are available at www.greenfingers.com for £20.99. 3. Butterfly feeder Butterflies add colour and beauty to any garden, which is why a butterfly feeding station is such a great gift for any nature-lover. Similar to a bird house, the butterfly house consists of a box, used for hibernation, but also has a tray at the front with small feeding holes, which can be filled with

5. Bird feeder A bird feeder is the perfect gift for anybody that loves nature this Christmas. Not only does it provide a great opportunity to witness birds at very close quarters, but it also helps birds survive the winter, while attracting a more varied selection right into your own back garden. Choose from bird nut feeders, bird seed feeders, suet ball feeders and multi-bird feeders. There is something to suit all interests and all budgets. These are available from www.gardenbird.co.uk.

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Mobiles driving motorists to distraction 8

Mobile phones are now such a part of our lives that for most of us they’re the last thing we see at night and the first thing we look at in the morning. Our addictive relationship with the gadget has grown in proportion to the apps we rely on to direct our daily lives - not all of which are to our benefit. The dangers of using a mobile while driving are well documented and do attract a £60 fine, three penalty points and higher insurance premiums. Yet new research reveals that despite the practice being illegal since 2003, three quarters of British drivers see others using mobile phones on some or most journeys, while a quarter spot drivers using their mobile on every trip. And it’s not just talking that’s the problem - some drivers are texting, emailing, Tweeting, updating their social networks or taking photographs on the move. The AA/Populus poll of nearly 21,000 drivers found 42 per cent say they used a hand-held phone in the car even though nearly two thirds admitted it distracted them from driving. Some 20 per cent confessed to texting behind the steering wheel, four per cent admit to checking emails and two per cent have sent emails or read Twitter or Facebook updates on the move. Another worrying and morbid development is the advent of “digital rubber neckers” - drivers who feel the need to use their phones to film or photograph serious crashes on the motorway, says the motoring organisation. In one incident on the M1 in Northamptonshire, police recorded 80 drivers using their phones or cameras to photograph emergency services carry out a four and a half hour rescue of a woman trapped in her crashed truck.

The charity says unlike other types of deadly risktaking, men and women - young and old - are almost equally guilty of using their phone behind the wheel, showing widespread misunderstanding of the dangers.

crash. The police have contacted most of the drivers to warn them about their illegal and irresponsible behaviour but have not brought any prosecutions. Edmund King, AA president, says: “Drivers need to concentrate on driving rather than be distracted by their digital technology. Our research shows that some drivers are now using their smart phones for more than talking on the move. It is really not smart to talk, text or tweet on the move.

Julie Townsend, Brake deputy chief executive, says: “Use a phone while driving and you are taking a horrendous risk with your own life and the lives of others. Many drivers who wouldn’t dream of drink-driving are using phones while driving, oblivious that the effect on your reaction times can be similar. “We’re urging people to drive smart, recognising that phone use at the wheel can and does destroy lives, and no call or text is ever that important. If you need to use your phone urgently, pull over somewhere safe first: it’s as simple as that. We are also calling on the government to do more to tackle phone use at the wheel, including banning hands-free phones and bringing in far stiffer penalties.”

“Digital rubber neckers who photograph crashes really are morbid voyeurs who should be concentrating on the road not the victims of crashes. It beggars belief that these macabre motorists should put their lives and others at risk through their lust for twisted metal. “We would like to see the police target more mobile phone abusers so that the message gets out that it is not worth hanging on the telephone while driving. However, we have seen a 29% reduction in traffic police in the last decade so their resources are stretched.”

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Road safety charity Brake’s campaign urging drivers to put their phones out of sight and out of mind while driving warns that using a phone behind the wheel can lengthen reaction times to a similar extent to drink driving, significantly increasing the risk of crashing.

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It’s a zoo at care home 16

The residents of a Rugby based care home were treated to a special visit from ZooLab, who brought along several creepy companions. Residents at newly opened Anya Court Care Home, on Dunchurch Road, spent the afternoon getting up close and personal with a variety of critters, including a tarantula, snake, millipede, lizard and guinea pig. While many of us would be a bit apprehensive about getting so close to these creatures, the residents at Anya Court really seemed to enjoy the experience, interacting as much as possible with the insects and animals. The millipede and lizard seemed to be big hits with everyone wanting their turn to hold them. Lifestyle Team Leader, Emma Wheatley said, “It was brilliant and such a different activity for our residents to be involved with. It was a great opportunity to see creatures you wouldn’t normally be familiar with.”

Anya Court care home is part of Hallmark Care Homes, the leading specialist care provider established in 1997 with 17 care homes across England and Wales. Hallmark Care Home’s registered nurses and trained carers are highly qualified and take pride in delivering awardwinning standards of care. For further information please visit www.hallmarkcarehomes.co.uk

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Rugby Forget-Me-Not Friends We know that living with dementia can be isolating. RFF aims to help fill the gap with a weekly visit from our carefully selected, trained volunteers. If you live with your carer then we can send two people to spend time with you! These visits are home-based but how you choose to spend your time is up to you â&#x20AC;&#x201C; maybe just a chat over a cup of tea, or perhaps you'd prefer to share some hobbies or reminiscence activities? The RFF service is provided jointly by Age UK Warwickshire and Rugby Dementia Support Group â&#x20AC;&#x201C; between us we have lots of experience in supporting older people. If you are over 55 and you live in the Rugby area, and you have a diagnosis of dementia (or you are a carer for somebody who has), and you are unable to attend social clubs and activities, then we might be able to help!

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On Thursday 13 November, Rugby’s Young Enterprise teams took part in a Dragons’ Lair event, held at La Casa Loco. A maximum of 4 people from each group had to present their ‘big idea’ to the Business Dragons, in a presentation lasting less than five minutes. They were then faced with questions from their Dragons which they had to answer in a way that would maximise their chances of winning additional funding! The Business Dragons they faced were: Malcolm Freeman, Owner of Oxygen Graphics; Shirley Gale, Owner of La Casa Loco; Jon Hemming, Senior Accountant from Astute Services; and Julie White, Managing Director of D-Drill. There were 5 Young Enterprise teams pitching their ideas, in the hope of winning additional funding: •

MORFF whose idea is to make and sell customised wrapping paper

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STRIVE want to design and print signs to be placed above light switches reminding people to save switch off and save electricity

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INDIGENOUS are hoping to sell pedal clips

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INNOVATION whose idea is to sell tea-towels that can be used as wrapping paper.

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Following much deliberation, the Dragons selected their chosen winners. They felt that one company in particular stood out and whilst all the teams presented well on the day, with some great business ideas, the bulk of the prize fund went to one team –Innovation, who will benefit from £250 to invest in their business. The Dragons were also impressed by a product that showed imagination and future potential, so decided to provide some additional financial support to Strive as well, plus an hour of a Dragon’s time, free of charge, to assist in developing their product. Many thanks to all the students who took part, and to the Business Advisors for their support. Huge thanks to the Dragons for enabling this to happen, and to Alistair George from George & Co for organising and funding the event. Look out at the local Christmas Fairs for the Young Enterprise teams, who may well be there selling their wares! If anyone would like to know more about Young Enterprise, the teams, or being an Advisor, please contact Rosie Callaway at Belvoir Lettings on 01788 579456.

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OCTOBER RUGBY RAMBLERS

A full programme of walks is available in Rugby Library. For further details please contact Fran Debonnaire on 01788 815454, email ask@rugbyramblers.org.uk or visit our website www.rugbyramblers.org.uk. A warm welcome awaits.

Rugby Federation of Small Businesses (FSB)

All businesses welcome. Network and do business over breakfast on 4th Friday of the month (except December) at 7am at Rugby College. Discounts for early booking or 1st time visitors. Contact Paul Miles Rogers (Branch Chair) 01788 523840 or www. rugbybreakfast.wordpress.com

FRIENDLY BADMINTON CLUB

(Fridays 7.30pm – 9.30pm at Lawrence Sheriff School) seeks new players of moderate standard (non-beginners). Contact Jan on 01788 565366

NCT COFFEE MORNINGS

New venue. Now at Clifton-upon-Dunsmore Memorial Hall, Clifton. Every Wednesday (10.00am – 11.30am) All welcome. Breastfeeding support available. (suggested donation £2.00)

BILTON W. I.

Meet at The Sacred Heart Church, Lime Tree Avenue, Bilton every 3rd Wednesday of each month at 7.30pm. For more info call Judith on 01788 810730

Wednesday 3rd

Jamesway Travel Tea Dance & Social Afternoon at LMRCA Railway Club, Hillmorton Road (2.30pm – 4.30pm).

Thursday 4th

Stamp & Postcard Fair at Rogers Hall, Deerings Road, Hillmorton (9.30am – 3.00pm) Free parking. Free admission. Refreshments available. Call 01788 630072 or 07792 603334 for more information.

Friday 5th

Dunchurch Festival Group ‘Mods & Rockers’ Disco at Dunchurch Village Hall, Rugby Road Sports Field (8.00pm – 11.30pm) Tickets (£6.00) available from Wanda Fashions. Prize for best fancy dress. Licenced bar.

Sunday 7th

Rugby Theatre present a ‘Christmas Variety Night’, Henry Street, Rugby. (7.00pm). Tickets £12.00 from the Box Office on 01788 541234.

12th – 13th

Rugby Theatre present a cinema screening of ‘Gone Girl’ (15). (Fri 12th 7.30pm; Saturday 13th 4.30pm and 8.00pm). Tickets £5.00. For more info call the Box Office on 01788 541234.

Saturday 13th

Bucket collection in Rugby Town Centre in aid of Warks/Northants Air Ambulance.

Thursday 25th

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Friday 26th

BOXING DAY!

Wednesday 31st

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School Holiday Dates autumn Term Term starts – Monday 1st September 2014 Half Term – Monday 27th October to Friday 31st October 2014 Term ends – Friday 19th December 2014 Spring Term Term starts – Tuesday 6th January 2015 Half Term – Monday 16th February to Friday 20th February 2015 Term ends – Friday 27th March 2015

Rugby Library and Information Centre Little Elborow Street, Rugby, CV21 3BZ Tel: 0300 5558171 rugbylibrary@warwickshire.gov.uk www.warwickshire.gov.uk/libraries Current Opening Hours Monday 09.00 - 17.30 Tuesday 10.00 - 19.00 Wednesday 09.00 - 17.30 Thursday 09.00 - 17.30 Friday 09.00 - 17.30 Saturday 09.00 - 16.00 Sunday 12.00 - 16.00 Library Services by Phone Monday to Friday 08.00 - 20.00 Saturday 09.00 - 16.00 Sunday 12.00 - 16.00

Emergencies Police, Rugby Station: 01788 541111 (number for the Deaf 01926 415 369) Police, Northants: 01327 300300 Fire, Warwickshire: 01788 572727 Fire, Northants: 01327 300222 Water, Severn Trent: 0800 7834444 Water, Anglian: 08457 145145 Gas: Emergencies 0800 111999 Electricity, Warwickshire: 08457 331331 Electricity, East Midlands: 08457 363363 NHS Direct: 111 (for non-emergencies) Hospital of St.Cross: 01788 572831

Useful numbers

Rugby Borough Council: 01788 533533 Warwickshire County Council: 01926 410410 Northamptonshire County Council: 01604 236236 Rugby Art Gallery & Museum: 01788 533201 Benn Hall: 01788 533719 Rugby Theatre: 01788 541234 Cineworld: 0871 2208000 Rugby Tourist Information: 01788 533217

LATE DUTY CHEMISTS Boots The Chemist

Clock Towers Shopping Centre, Rugby Tel: 01788 572 867

9am – 5.30pm

Boots The Chemist

Junction 1 Retail Park, Leicester Road, Rugby Tel: 01788 567385

9am – 8pm (lunch 2.30 – 3.30) Saturday 9am – 6pm Sunday 10.30 – 4.30pm

Co-op Pharmacy

131a Clifton Road, Rugby Tel: 01788 577889

9am – 6pm (lunch 1pm – 2pm) Saturday 9am – 1pm

Paddox Pharmacy

316 Hillmorton Road, Rugby Tel: 01788 542632

9am – 6pm Saturdays 9am –1pm

Dudley Taylor Pharmacies Ltd

37 The Green, Bilton, Rugby Tel: 01788 814224

9am – 6pm

Lister Chemists

Bow Fell Shopping Centre, Brownsover, Rugby Tel: 01788 569046

9am – 6pm (lunch 1pm – 2pm) Saturday 9am – 1pm

Lloyds Pharmacy

Clifton Road, Rugby Tel: 01788 543268

9am – 6.30pm

Lloyds Pharmacy

Morton Gardens, Lower Hillmorton Road, Rugby Tel: 01788 572362

8.45am – 6.30pm Closed Saturday

Rowlands Pharmacy

58 The Square, Dunchurch Tel: 01788 810745

9am – 6pm (lunch 1pm – 2pm) Saturday 9am – 1pm

Rowlands Pharmacy

156 Oxford Street, Rugby Tel: 01788 576123

9am – 6pm (lunch 1pm – 2pm)

Rowlands Pharmacy

Bennfield Road, Rugby Tel: 01788 543918

9am – 6pm (lunch 1.30pm – 2pm) Saturday 9am – 1pm

Rowlands Pharmacy

Central Surgery, Corporation Street, Rugby Tel: 01788 574236

8.30am – 6.30pm (lunch 1pm – 1.30pm) Saturday 8.30am-5.30pm

Tesco Pharmacy

Tesco Store, Leicester Road, Rugby Tel: 01788 207447

Monday 8am – 10.30pm Tues – Fri 6.30am – 10.30pm Saturday 6.30am – 10pm Sunday 10am – 4pm

Sainsbury’s Pharmacy

385 Dunchurch Road Rugby Tel: 01788 203 119

Mon-Fri, 7am - 11pm Sat, 7am - 10pm Sunday, 10am - 4pm

Knights Pharmacy

30-31 Sheep Street, Rugby Tel: 01788 542808

9am – 6pm Saturday 9am – 5pm

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