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e t i p s e R l a r Ru Check out these traditional country pubs, which are no more than a stone’s throw away The Black Horse
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et just off the A605, this handsome village pub offers great food in a comfy, stylish setting; the pub has several dining rooms around a central bar area. Classic pub dishes like the house burger, with smoked cheddar, bacon, onion jam, pickles, ‘slaw and chips (£14) are served alongside dishes like braised ox cheek with potato dauphinoise (£18), or roast chicken with beetroot, celeriac, and brown butter potato rosti (£16). For pud try the vanilla cheesecake with Earl grey ice cream, jelly and poached plums (£7). The Black Horse also has a pretty terrace and one of the most beautiful beer gardens in the area. 14 Overend Road, Elton, Peterborough PE8 6RU theblackhorseatelton.co.uk
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ith its traditional thatch and chocolate box charm, The Bertie Arms has serious curb appeal. Built in 1681, the pub is said to be one of the oldest in the county, however it has been given a contemporary makeover by the new landlords, Katie and James, creating a light, bright eclectic vibe. The food is more traditional with plenty of pub favourites, but it’s the epic B.A. mixed grill (£23) and the Plate Full of Lincolnshire (£14.50) that got us excited - Lincolnshire rarebit and sausage, Nelson’s pork pie, haslet, chine, cheese, plum bread, brassica fritters and apple chutney - guaranteed to satisfy the hungriest of patrons. Or, pop in for coffee and enjoy a selection of homemade cakes and bakes. Bertie Lane, Uffington PE9 4SZ 01780 766400 thebertiearms.co.uk
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ith its striking cornflower-blue exterior, The White Horse is hard to miss, not that you’d want to, as the popular village pub has been drawing in the crowds with its modern-rustic interior and inviting atmosphere since its refurbishment in 2013; it’s a truly smart and cosy place to sink a pint. The food is equally as splendid with a seasonal menu that includes game shot on the landlord’s farm, as well as some imaginative dishes like beetroot jelly served with pickled shallots, walnuts and parsley meringue (£6.25), maple glazed pork rib, with charred pineapple, anna potatoes and creamed kale (£15.95), or the whipped coconut panna cotta with passion fruit granita and white rum jelly (£6.95).
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at alongside the River Nene, boasting views of the old Wansford Bridge, The Paper Mills is a welcome stop for those exploring the surrounding countryside. Classic pub dishes and a selection of seafood, charcuterie and anti pasti boards are available at lunch and dinner-time, with the addition of an a la carte menu in the evening. Whet your appetite with a sublime cocktail of panko-crumbed king prawns, white crab meat, creme fraiche and silky lobster marie rose sauce (£10), followed by Atlantic cod with sorrel veloute and suckling pig chorizo (£18), and finishing with an indulgent chocolate orange truffle torte served with salted maple ice cream (£8).
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s the Scene Networking event celebrated its first anniversary, we had a party at the Caliente Club in Parnwell. With over 40 businesses in attendance, it provided a fantastic networking opportunity and their support of the event was overwhelming. We would like to thank Hannah of Iced Rose for the amazing (and absolutely delicious) cake, and Parveen the Spice Queen and Chef de la Maison who supplied the superb buffet. www.clubcaliente.co.uk www.parveenthespicequeen.com S3290C Ramblewood Carvery The Scene Themed v1.qxp_Layout 1 08/05/2018 13:33 Page 1 www.chefdelamaison.co.uk
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ummer is here and barbeque season is upon us. I am not much of a meat eater but there is something about the chargrilled smokey flavours of barbequed meat that I really like. I am quite flexible when it comes to eating meat and vegetarian food, so I suppose I am a what they call a ‘flexatarian.’
Method Prep Time: 10 mins Cooking time: 6 mins 1. Mince the chicken in a blender then place into a bowl with all of the ingredients (apart from the oil). Mix thoroughly using your hands. 2. Moisten your hands with a little oil. Take 50g of the mixture and shape into burgers using the palms of your hands and fingers. 3. Add a few drops of oil into a non-stick pan and seal the meat for 30 seconds on each side.
This summer, try my recipe for these lamb shish kebabs. They are spicy, succulent and barbeque beautifully. I am actually not a huge fan of red meat but you would be forgiven in thinking so, if you ever saw me eat one of these. I love them so much, I will have them for brunch, as I can’t wait for lunch.
Ingredients 800g lamb mince 200g chicken mince 1 finely grated onion 2 green chillies finely chopped 1 tsp of salt (or to taste) 3 tsp coriander powder 2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander 2 tbsp vegetable oil Makes 18 to 20
4. Cook on the barbeque for 3 mins on each side. Serve with mint dip - you can always make a cheat’s version. Just add a level teaspoon of
ordinary mint sauce and 1/4 teaspoon of salt to 6 tablespoons of yoghurt and stir. Easy! For more recipes and Parveen’s cook book, log onto www. ParveenTheSpiceQueen.com See Parveen at the Cambridgeshire Food and Drink Festival at the Peterborough Arena on Saturday 23rd June at 12pm & Sunday 24th June at 11am Visit www.cambridgeshirefood anddrinkfestival.co.uk for more details
Parveen’s Top Tip My lamb shish kebabs freeze perfectly. To Pan fry - cook for 3 mins on each side in a hot non-stick pan.
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Bloat!
Don’t struggle in silence, take some simple measures to help your gut.
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rritable Bowel Syndrome is a chronic condition that affects 10-20% of the population and can have a significant impact on a person’s quality of life. IBS is typically diagnosed when a host of tests have not been able to diagnose any other disorder. Many people can struggle on for a long time before they seek help, but a visit to your GP and some simple blood tests can help you identify the cause of your symptoms and manage them.
Words by Victoria Francis it reassuring to hear that simple dietary measures can help up to 50% of the IBS population and below are the first steps to take to help address unpleasant gut symptoms:
Do not self-diagnose using the help of Dr Google as symptoms typical of IBS such as bloating, altered bowel habits or tummy pain/cramps can be a sign of other conditions such as Crohn’s disease or Coeliac Disease.
Fatty and Spicy foods Fatty foods (pizza, creamy sauces) and spicy foods (such curries) have been linked with an increase in IBS symptoms. Fat can trigger cramping and stimulate gut contractions contributing to diarrhoea. A good start would be to choose lower fat options and reduce the portion size and frequency of high fat foods in your diet.
For those of you who are struggling to know what to eat, what to avoid etc you might find
Check your caffeine intake Caffeine is a natural laxative and known gut irritant. If you suffer
from diarrhoea and pain you might want to limit your caffeine intake to maximum 2 cups of coffee/tea per day. Coca Cola also contains caffeine. Slowly introduce and swap for caffeine free alternatives such as rooibos, camomile or decaffeinated coffee. Alcohol similarly can act as a gut irritant.
Focus on your fibre intake We all know fibre is good for our health but for people suffering with IBS fibre can make symptoms worse and increase your gas production or frequency of needing to go to the toilet. If constipation is the main problem you might want to try increasing your intake of soluble fibre such as oats and fruits (for example, berries, bananas, oranges). Linseeds have been shown to be IBS-friendly and help with constipation (aim to increase gradually to 1-2 tbsp linseeds per
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day on cereals, yogurts). Increase your fibre intake gradually to avoid making symptoms worse and make sure you drink more water too.
Simple dietary measures can help up to 50% of the IBS population If diarrhoea is the issue then reducing your fibre intake can help so choose lower fibre alternatives (for example, white rice, pasta, bread) and remove the skins/pips/seeds from fruit and vegetables and limit your intake of beans.
see how many times you actually chew your food (can you reach the goal of 20 chews?). Take stock of your stress! Stress can play havoc with our gut and is known to trigger IBS symptoms. Nerves in the gut can become highly sensitive when stress signals are sent from the brain. Stress is also thought to influence our gut microbiome, killing off the good bacteria and supporting the bad bacteria to thrive. Exercise, mindfulness or simply making more time for relaxing can help.
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The last resort If your gut is still causing you havoc the next step is to embark on a low fodmap diet. Fodmaps is the collective name for short chain carbohydrates found in a range of foods such as bread, onions and beans which are not digested by the human body. They pass to our large bowel where they are fermented by our gut bacteria causing pain, discomfort, bloating etc by those who suffer with sensitive tummies. You do not remain on a low fodmap diet forever but following the programme allows you to identify which specific foods can cause you symptoms. PLEASE only trial a low foodmap diet under the guidance and support of a dietitian. A handout from your GP will not suffice! If you would like to know more, let me help. Call me on 07881 805770 or email victoria@ cherrytreenutrition.co.uk
Go slow.. Eating on the go or eating very quickly whilst rushing to get the children ready or to make it to your next appointment can contribute to bloating. When we eat quickly we take in extra air which needs to be expelled somehow. Take time for your meals, try to eat when sitting down at the table/desk and Please mention Scene magazine when responding to advertisements
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Fuel your body Let’s talk about food cravings!
Definition: A food craving is an intense desire to consume a specific food, stronger than simple, normal hunger. There is no single explanation for food cravings! Foods that are high in fats, carbohydrates and glucose (chocolate, sweets) affect the brain centres for appetite. This leads to the production of endorphins and interactions with the opioid system in the brain triggering an addictive effect to occur. The consumer of the glucose feels the urge to consume more glucose, much like an alcoholic; because the brain has become conditioned to release ‘happy hormones’ every time glucose is present. This essentially means that the brain physically changes when it becomes used to consuming a mass quantity of a certain chemical so that the brain can release the highest quantity of ‘happy hormones’ as possible. Note, emotional eaters are not emotional eaters – it’s your brain telling you it wants happy hormones! When we consume foods that are not clean (providing nutrients and fuel) for the body, the body remains unsatisfied creating a craving for the ‘fuel’ that is still needed, sometimes even after eating a large amount of food. What these statements say to us is that craving for food is a true physical response from your body and it is and can affect how you eat.
from the responsibility to do something about your health, but can allow you to give yourself a break and start taking steps to making healthier choices with food. You have now been empowered to start taking steps in changing the physical response you might be having. Every day that you make a conscious effort to eat clean, you are making the choice to change! You will re-train your brain to crave healthy foods - the healthier the choices you make, the more your body will realise that it feels great when you do! Your body will want more of those happy hormones, it will know where its new source is and you will enjoy a life full of energy and good health. Words: Fiona McCarthy fiona@myarbonne.co.uk
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Summer sun! How Summer can help your fitness goals
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ummer is around the corner and we’ve already been given a glimpse of some very good weather! From the articles I have done in previous editions of Scene, I’ve discussed blending together the key ingredients of mindset, exercise nutrition and rest to help you get to your goals. This article addresses some of the opportunities that summer gives us, plus some things we need to consider. Summer opportunities • We can exercise outdoors without getting soaked. It’s all too easy when the weather is rubbish to have it curtail your planned walk, run or bike ride. Use the weather to your advantage to get moving outside and get some fresh air.
• We generally feel more positive when the weather is good. A positive mindset gives a much greater likelihood of carrying out our intentions.
• Social events tend to increase. Being around friends and families at things like BBQ’s makes us feel good. Use exercise sessions as an additional way of getting together socially whether that’s a nice long walk, a run or a good bike ride around surrounding villages – there’s plenty of nice routes to take. Things to think about • Hot weather can lead to dehydration, accelerated even more when exercising so it is important to hydrate even more than you would normally. Don’t reach for sugary energy drinks here – plain old water (and lots of it) is far better for you. A dehydrated body doesn’t function as well, reduces energy, is likely to impact quality of sleep and in more severe cases, causes headaches.
• I’m not saying you have to live on salads by any stretch of the imagination but a nice salad can complement a warm day. Be sure to include a good protein source such as chicken, salmon or eggs. They are so quick and easy to make too which fits into our busy schedules nicely.
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• Use the weather to your advantage for outdoor activity, not a hindrance. Don’t be the type of person who says “it’s too hot, it’s too cold, it’s raining, it’s windy”. If that’s the case, when would you ever exercise?!
planned to be by now with your health and fitness, it isn’t too late – it never is! If you would like to kick start
• The social events we mentioned above are great but apply moderation when it comes to food and drink. Be clear on what you will/ won’t drink beforehand and plan your food as much as you can e.g. with BBQ’s go heavy on salad/vegetables and lean meat or fish and less of the fatty meats such as burgers and sausages. Moderate social events – just because it is nice outside, doesn’t necessarily mean a midweek visit to the beer garden which runs the risk of too much alcohol (and a visit to the fast food place on the way home!).
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Dancing up a storm Combining fitness with dance, all for a good cause! Zumba Instructors from across Peterborough came together in April to raise money for the Peterborough & District Samaritans. The 2 hour 80’s themed Zumbathon saw almost 100 Zumba-goers in their finest legwarmers come together to dance to the decades’ top hits. Market Deeping’s instructor Sandy Smith told us “The atmosphere was electric! A room full of smiling, colourful people of all shapes, sizes, age and ability. We are so proud to be able to help our local Samaritans branch continue to do their incredible work.” Along with Michelle Bellamy and Mark Furnell, the 3 instructors raised £870 which was gratefully received by volunteers at the branch.
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Adapting to the needs of the elderly and vulnerable, while disabling the rogue traders
scooters or reclining chairs) at inflated prices. More often than not, these aids are unnecessary, inappropriate and always expensive.
Never deal with cold callers – however persuasive they are. But as champions of the consumer, Safe Local Trades and Safe Local Services are able to offer recommended reliable trades/companies, which elderly and less abled people can use with peace of mind. Members work across the PE area, and will make an appointment to talk with customers, their families and loved ones about their needs and expectations, whether that be a low level shower room or wet room, ramps and rails, non-slip flooring, hoists, door widening and much more.
As part of our Safe Local Services offering, we have signed specialist company Bentley Nursing Supplies - a retail outlet providing Mobility Aids, Nursing Equipment and Consumables and Continence Supplies to the general public. This company offers free no obligation home or premises visits with demonstrations and professional assessment of all equipment. So Remember: Never deal with cold callers – however persuasive they are. If you receive a call of this nature, always check with your GP surgery before agreeing to a visit. Likewise, any cold callers offering to carry out work on your property should be met with extreme caution. If you need a recommendation for a safe, approved local tradesperson, visit www.safelocaltrades.co.uk or call 0800 014 1832.
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Cinemas also welcome parents with babies through their Empire Parent & Baby screenings, providing a relaxing environment for parents/guardians to enjoy the latest releases with the lights up and sound down.
The new cinema will boast the biggest screens, ultimate sound, a choice of luxury seating In addition to the very latest film releases, there will also be a variety of Empire Extra screenings, where customers can experience big stage productions and events on the big screen from the comfort of their local cinema - be it theatre, opera, ballet, music or sport, customers can sit back and enjoy
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the experience in high definition, where you’re always guaranteed the best seat in the house at a fraction of the theatre ticket price. The 77,000 sq ft extension of Queensgate will include new leisure space and there is already strong demand from a number of leading restaurant and leisure operators to take space. The extension will also create 200 jobs once complete, adding ten per cent to the total number of people employed by Queensgate. Commenting on the news, Guy Thomas, Head of Retail at Lendlease, said: “This is an exciting milestone for Queensgate. The extension will cement the centre’s appeal as a retail and leisure destination on a regional basis by adding a significant leisure component and creating new stores that meet modern retailer requirements.” Justin Ribbons, Chief Executive of Empire Cinemas, added: “We are very delighted to be bringing our memorable cinema experience to Peterborough. This will be our first cinema in the region, so will serve as a flagship for the community, providing visitors with the best quality screens, seating and sound.” www.queensgate-shopping.co.uk
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The Wilson&Co team are on hand to help with all things sales and lettings
With our team dealing with more and more customers every week at Wilson&Co, we thought we would take this opportunity to introduce our team to you. If you need any free property advice, this is the team to call on 01733 893520. Daniel Wilson – With almost 15 years experience in the industry, Dan and his now wife Abigail started their own journey in estate agency just over 4 years ago. Abigail Wilson – Abbi has worked in the industry for 7 years, and as a Mum of two, juggles running a business and a household extremely well. Jo Gladdy – The chief of sales progression. Jo has worked in estate agency for 18 years and is tenacious in the progression of sales. James Dawson – The face of the agency, James is committed to the cause of increasing the exposure of Wilson&Co and sharing what makes them stand out. Samanatha Donaldson – Sam has an
eye for detail and carries out inventory checks and property visits, ensuring properties are presented and maintained to the standards expected by landlords. Gianluca Bevalaqua – Gianni deals with all incoming enquiries for property sales and lettings and negotiates the best outcome for all our customers. Gabriella – The newest member of the team, Gabriella’s role is to assist in the organisation and presentation of properties to all potential tenants and buyers. We’d love for you to connect with us on our social media platforms. Search wilsoncohomes on your preferred one and say hi! Words by James Dawson Wilson & Co Homes T: 01733 893520
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Doughnuts on your doorstep Krispy Kreme opens in Queensgate Doughnut retailer Krispy Kreme is set to delight Peterborough locals as it opens its doors in the city’s Queensgate Shopping Centre. Peterborough foodies will be thrilled when they see the brand’s 16 varieties of sweet treats, including favourite Original Glaze on offer at the new outlet, which is bringing a second Krispy Kreme store to Peterborough. The new kiosk store will provide a great opportunity for on-thego shoppers to grab a delicious treat and hot drink or will offer consumers the chance to take a seat and enjoy a break during their busy day. The shopping centre outlet will complement Peterborough’s
current Hotlight store which has gone down a treat with doughnut fans since it opened in 2016, selling an average of 65,800 doughnuts per month! Neil Williamson, UK Operations Director at Krispy Kreme, said: “We are very excited to be welcoming doughnut-lovers to our brand-new store when we open our doors in Peterborough’s Queensgate
Shopping Centre at 10am on 31st May.” Mark Broadhead, Centre Director at Queensgate Shopping Centre, added: “We’re delighted to welcome Krispy Kreme to Queensgate Shopping Centre, which will offer our shoppers another excellent food choice. This is an exciting time for Queensgate with the recent announcement of our cinema operator and this addition sees another hugely popular brand join our excellent retail mix.” Like us on Facebook ‘Krispy Kreme UK’, follow us on Twitter @krispykremeUK and Instagram ‘KrispyKremeUK’, for more news on the upcoming opening.
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detergent onto the area and then wash as normal. If the stain has not lifted, repeat the process. Remember not to rub as this may damage the fabric.
Like carpets, rugs act as a filter, trapping particles including dead skin cells, animal hair and soil. It is generally recommended that you clean rugs annually as it improves their appearance, increases their longevity and ensures they are hygienic.
Rugs and upholstery cannot usually be put in the washing machine so use a clean cloth to soak up any remaining wine and then dab the affected area with some detergent or if the spillage is on carpet, use carpet cleaner. As with clothing, do not rub, just dab gently and allow to air dry.
Removing a white wine stain White wine, red wine and champagne all contain tannins which can leave a stain on fabrics, but the tannins of white wine and champagne are less dramatic. For dry clean only fabrics, we advise that you do not treat the stain but take it to a Dry Cleaner for treatment. If the item can be washed or you want to attempt to treat a stain yourself, do so as quickly as possible. For clothing, start by running cool water over the affected area. Dab a bit of
Before treating any mark or stain on your clothes or fabrics check the care label. If in any doubt, seek professional advice. It is not advisable to apply water to dry clean only fabrics as water may shrink, distort and discolour some fabrics.
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Ask Peters’ Cleaners Q - How can I get the smok y barbeque smell off my clothes? A - Dry Cleaning does not get rid of strong odour s so if your clothes smell smoky you will need to wash them or have them washed. Washing dry clean only fabrics can be risky as they may shrink or distort so if you do not want to risk damaging your item you can either: 1. Try airing the item by hanging it on the washi ng line on a breezy day as this will reduce the odour over time. 2. Ask a Dry Cleaner you trust for their advice as they may be able to wash the item without damaging it.
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The next event is from 10am on Tuesday 19th June and is sponsored by Allia Future Business Centre which offers workspace and support for small businesses and start-ups. All you have to do is simply use one of our booths as your exhibition space to display your company leaflets, business cards, and promotions. Then get networking around the Stadium. We recommend two people from each business, however this isn’t always possible so you can come on your own as we give you a full delegate list with contact details on in case you don’t see everyone you want to.
It is important that we support each other
Hannah Thompson, Business Development Manager of the Greyhound Stadium says, “It is such an informal event that people just enjoy the atmosphere and talking to people and forging relationships. We have had such a great response from local businesses both small and large, attending the events, it is a great community to be a part of”.
Jules Goldsmith, Business Development Executive at Allia, FBC said “We’re delighted to be sponsoring the June 2018 event. We look forward to meeting everyone and greeting first time attendees. It is a credit to Peterborough, a City with a wealth of opportunity”. It is important that we support each other and with such a high increase in smaller business start-ups, it is even more crucial that we work together. If you are a local business and would like to connect with other businesses, this is a perfect opportunity to showcase your products and services as well as meet with other people and find out about other services on your doorstep. www.peterboroughgreyhounds.co.uk www.futurebusinesscentre.co.uk
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Before you jet off on your travels, make your Holiday Will
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eople often ask me if our business is seasonal and are quite surprised when I tell them that it is. The sad fact is that more people die during the winter months and hence we tend to be busier with probate. However, there is also a really interesting phenomenon that affects us during the summer and it is affectionately known as the Holiday Will. Every year as we move into July and August we will get dozens of new clients approach us to get a Will written or updated and it will invariably be urgent. They need their new Will in place before they go on holiday.
own mortality. The question of what happens to my wealth if the plane falls out of the sky is the basic premise of all Holiday Wills. The ABTA holiday trends report 2018 states that more people than ever before are expected to take a foreign holiday this year. So, if you are one of them then maybe it’s your turn to make a Holiday Will. Of course, you don’t have to be going on holiday to make your Will. Remember two thirds of UK adults don’t have an up to date valid Will. If it is time to make yours, call us today on 01778 752 861 and we will get it done before you go on your holidays!
Now statistically, air travel is one of the safest things you can do, but it always seems to remind us of our
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Understand your investments and the risks you might be taking
You really need to start considering how and where your own money is being invested
How are your pensions and investments really invested? It’s a reasonable question but more often than not one that you never get around to answering. Many of us have Pensions and ISA’s but these are not actually investments they are ‘tax wrappers’. In other words, they determine how you are being taxed on the capital you have invested. So, you really need to start considering how and where your own money is being invested and by whom and how much are they charging you for the privilege. Are they investing your capital into the Stock market, Bonds, Property or a combination of each? Are your holdings cautious, balanced or adventurous and how do you feel about the risks you are taking? What do your advisors recommend in order to help minimise risk and most importantly, do you understand that you are taking risk? All of which are reasonable questions, ones which I asked a client to consider this week as we discussed
what they described as being their ‘small pension holdings’. Through discussion it became clear that there was no plan, no strategy for investing, no consideration of how their money had been invested and the risks that they faced should things go well or perhaps start to go wrong. The client was greatly surprised to find that the ‘small holdings’ we were reviewing actually totalled over £80,000. There really is nothing unusual about this particular situation, most of our clients are often surprised by the extent of their holdings and so we would ask you to take a moment, pause for thought and consider your own planning. If you can really answer all of the above questions then we wish you well (odds are you should still have a chat with us!) but if you can’t then perhaps now is the time to arrange a meeting with us as we are certain we will be able to help! Tel: 01778 342291 www.liberty-partnership.co.uk
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Wave your Fairy wand! Anna’s Hope Fairy World Record Attempt - Peterborough Cathedral, 10th June 2018, 12.30pm - 2.30pm
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ancy becoming a Guinness World Record breaker? Then dress up as a Fairy and join local charity Anna’s Hope in the World Record attempt for the Largest Gathering of People Dressed as Fairies in One Place. The attempt is part of Peterborough 900 Celebrations and will take place in the grounds of Peterborough Cathedral on Sunday 10th June. To break the World Record, the charity need at least 900 Fairies, so please tell your family and friends. To qualify as a Fairy, you must wear a TUTU and WINGS and carry a WAND. Mums, dads, grans, grandads, girlfriends, boyfriends
and friends from work are all welcome as long as they dress as a fairy! Anna’s Hope founder, Carole Hughes said “The charity was inspired by my daughter Anna, who died from a brain tumour aged only 3. She loved dressing up as a fairy. Anna’s Hope now helps over 120 children with a brain tumour each year and by breaking the World Record, it will not only be fun and a great achievement, it will also help raise awareness of children with brain tumours”. The world record attempt will take place in the Cathedral grounds and fairies are asked to arrive by 12.30pm.
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Carole also said “This is not just a record attempt, but an afternoon of entertainment and fun, with singers, dancers. stilt walkers, face painters and a circus workshop”. The whole event will be hosted by Rutland Radio’s Rob Persani.
Entrance is free but you must register in advance bit.ly/fairyworldrecord For more information about the event please visit www.annashope.co.uk or contact Carole Hughes by e-mail admin@annashope.co.uk.
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Stargazer, school teacher and acclaimed amateur astronomer
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eorge Eric Deacon Alcock MBE was the son of a self-educated railway worker. He was born in Peterborough on 28 August 1912. A bright child fascinated by insects, plants, trains and the weather. He witnessed the large partial solar eclipse on 8 April 1921 and from then on added astronomy to his many passions by observing the heavens with a small brass reflector belonging to his father.
Whilst training to be a teacher in 1931, George joined the Meteor Section of the British Astronomical Association (BAA). He became one of its small team of official meteor observers with the aim of predicting optimum times for twostation observation of meteors. In 1933 George obtained permission from the Meteorological Office to set up his own weather station.
Words by June & Vernon Bull – Local Historians and Authors Finding only occasional and temporary local teaching posts he was permanently broke and dependent on a borrowed telescope for his observations. During this time George’s drawings of comets and the planets impressed several eminent BAA members. In 1937 he secured a full-time teaching post and meteor watching then had to be fitted into a strict routine
He was completely absorbed in the scientific study of the universe, especially of the motions, positions, sizes, composition, and behaviour of objects in the sky.
to bed until 8pm, observe from 8.15pm till 1am, or 3am if there was a lot of activity.” From 1939 to 1945, George experienced some alarming wartime escapades, including three court martials with the RAF in North Africa and Italy for observing the sky at night – when he should have been on night duty. After WWII he returned to teaching in Peterborough; first at Southfields Junior School and then Fletton Secondary School; and of course, he continued with his utter fascination of astronomy. He was completely absorbed in the scientific study of the universe, especially of the motions, positions, sizes, composition, and behaviour of objects in the sky. He once confessed to us that the best part was studying the data and interpreting it as far as the science of the stars, planets and other objects are concerned. He didn’t have any fancy equipment to study the sky – so sketching or
of daily life. He recalled in later years that: “If it promised to be clear, I’d leave school at 4.30pm, go home for tea and then go
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painting his observations enabled him to recall events more than any photograph could or would be able to do. In 1953 George embarked on a five-year search for a comet. He was not optimistic, as none had been discovered in England since 1894. However, that was all to change, as on 25 August 1959 he discovered his first comet - and five days later became instantly famous by finding another!
Success continued as some nine months later George found his second nova and for a brief period the two novae discovered were simultaneously visible to the naked eye. The last of his discoveries included Nova Herculis in 1991 (the fastest nova ever recorded!) which brought him the record for discoveries of comets and novae. Astronomy, however, was only one of George’s passions. He told us in 1987 that he spent more hours
He was completely absorbed in the scientific study of the universe studying birds, botany and church architecture, than the skies. That said, he had no doubt
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that his greatest achievement was the years he spent teaching. He received an MBE “for services to astronomy” in 1979 and a minor planet (3174) was named in his honour. George died on 15 December 2000.
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However, celebrity life was not for George, as he was a shy and modest man who tried hard to avoid media attention. Comets Alcock three and four were discovered in March 1963 and September 1965, respectively. Again, on 8 July 1967, George broke another record as no new novae had been discovered by anyone anywhere since 1964 until he spotted one. The very next day the Royal Observatory confirmed his find: “Nova Delphini, the first nova discovered from England since 1934.” Please mention Scene magazine when responding to advertisements
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It’s a fun opportunity to enjoy the outdoors with family and friends.
washing up facilities, showers, and provide entertainment for the evening. Then you stroll back to your tent or caravan for a great night’s sleep under the stars. Why not take your bikes for a ride in the country, or a trip to the nearest beach. Campsites are secure, so you can enjoy the freedom, and relax. Whatever your pleasure - camping, caravanning or even glamping, we’re here to help you have a great summer! Crowland Caravans and Camping, Crowland Garden Centre. Tel: 01733 210186
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Changing times I William Cecil, from Bourne to Stamford n the 18th century many things were changing at Bourne, as it was in many other communities across the country. Land use was critical in many ways and Bourne had Fenland that could be used in a different and better way for the community. In an Enclosure Act of 1766 the Bourne Commissioners were directed to set out some 340 acres in Bourne Fen for roads and drove-ways with the remainder to be vested in the Black Sluice Commissioners, in trust for periods not exceeding 21 years - the rents to be applied towards satisfying the tax laid upon the North Bank and the North Fen with the deficiency, if any, to be made up from the tax levied on the Fen. However, the quantity remaining was 218 acres, and the rent from this was not sufficient to pay the Black Sluice Taxes until about 1811! It got better though because in 1816 there was a surplus of over £83 a year! Looking back some 200 years in the history of Bourne we find William Cecil, a Lincolnshire man, born and bred, who always saw that county as his own. But as a politician, he needed to keep close to the centre of power and he spent the majority of his life in and around royalty.
William’s father’s family had settled in the neighbouring town of Stamford in the last quarter of the fifteenth century, having come from South Wales. William’s mother’s family were well-established in the district, with a history of service in the
William Cecil, a Lincolnshire man, born and bred, who always saw that county as his own. various civic offices of Bourne and membership of the religious guilds of the town. William was born in Bourne and christened in the Abbey Church of St Peter and St Paul, which still stands in the town today. However, things changed in and around Bourne and not always for the good of the town. We know that William Cecil was born in Bourne, but the family and its influence were based in Stamford.
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In the second half of the 1700’s Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown was changing the grounds of Burghley House and in the town things were also being altered. The Lady Anne’s Hotel in the middle of town was renamed the William Cecil Hotel and, in 1771, three new buildings were built. Number 36 was described as being ‘newly built’ for John Clarke, the clerk/agent for Brownlow the 9th Earl of Exeter. The earliest mention of number 37 is in deeds dated 1763 and number 38’s first occupant was Lady Anne Cecil, the sister of Brownlow Cecil, the 9th Earl of Exeter. Lady Anne died in 1785 and ten years later, on 8th April 1796, the Stamford Mercury carried an advertisement that number 38 consisted of “Two cellars; and on the Ground Floor, Three parlours; a Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, and Butler’s Pantry; on the First Floor, Four Chambers; and two rooms in the Attic Story; a Yard, Garden, and Appurtenances, walled round”.
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GL Group and Burghley Park Cricket Club are proud to announce that Cricket Week will be back from 2 – 6 July 2018, with BGL putting their name to the event. The Cricket Week event will take place at the picturesque Burghley Park Cricket Club in Stamford, with free entry for all spectators. The established event runs throughout the week and offers fun for all of the family! Matches start from 10:30am each day, against opposition such as an ECB Staff XI, Authors XI, Gentlemen of Lincolnshire,
Gentlemen of West Norfolk and the MCC. From 6pm each evening, 16 local clubs will compete for the coveted sixes trophy and everyone is invited
Fun for all the family! to join to watch. There will be a fully stocked bar, from Adnams and Bateman’s, and a BBQ provided by Beetroot Catering. Following the MCC fixture on Friday, the sixes finals begin with
A Kestrel for a Knave Founder of The Phoebe Research Fund, Zoe Crowson, and partner Coronation Street Star Steven Arnold have set up a production company called Psychotastic Productions. They have pledged that 25% of all profits from each and every one of their productions will go towards supporting The Phoebe Research Fund, an important charity which directly makes a difference to RDRB sufferers. Steven has a wealth of experience on stage including Chaplin and Accrington Pals and cannot wait to rise to the
challenge of Kes - an iconic film first screened in 1970, with a stage adaptation which will see Steven playing 8 different characters alongside another actor who will play the younger Billy Casper. They are extremely fortunate to have appointed David Crowley, one of the best directors available who works mainly within theatre and TV and was also associate director at West Yorkshire playhouse. He is full of enthusiasm and strives to make the impossible possible. The Stamford Corn Exchange have been very supportive of the project and would like to see more straight plays. With enough
the remaining clubs keen to walk away with the trophy. After the winners have been crowned there will be a live band on hand to close proceedings. Will Plummer, Burghley Park Cricket Club, commented: “BGL Cricket Week at Burghley Park is all about bringing our community together. It’s once again set to be a jam packed week with lots of fun to be had for all, so please come along and get involved.” www.facebook.com/burghleypark www.bglgroup.co.uk
Kes is coming to Stamford! public support, it is hoped to become an annual event, not just to assist a charity, but to bring something interesting to a thriving community. The sponsors to thank for the production include MercedesBenz Peterborough, The William Cecil, Stamford, The Papermills Wansford, The Country Lounge Wansford, PPS Print and H&R design to name a few, with more sponsorship opportunities available (please contact Zoe on 07718 071645). Kes is on 26 – 27 October at Stamford Corn Exchange. For tickets, visit www. stamfordcornexchange.co.uk and for more information on The Phoebe Research Fund visit www.phoeberesearch.org.uk.
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Put on the Ritz and get ‘In The Mood’ for a 1940s Themed Party at Peterborough Cathedral
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eterborough Cathedral is hosting a number of different events over the course of the Peterborough Heritage Festival (Friday 15th to Sunday 17th June), with the centrepiece being a 1940s themed party on Saturday 16th June. In the beautiful Cathedral setting under the tower and in the transepts, guests are invited to put on the Ritz, get their glad rags on (period costume is positively encouraged) and get ‘In The Mood’ for a fabulous time! Ration books will be in use on the evening, and food with a complimentary drink will be provided, as well as a pay bar. Music will be provided by Rita and The Rogues – a live band with a big sound. The band’s repertoire spans the last 100 years, and includes ragtime, R&B, jazz, rock ‘n’ roll, and pop. Recognisable songs, but performed with a unique twist and interpretation. The group is led by vocalist Rita Rogue (aka Hayley Di Rito), who has performed with rock ’n’ roll shows and big bands in a host of UK theatres. She will be accompanied on the evening by Steve Hession, a pianist and musical director who was resident MD at Peterborough’s Key Theatre for over 20 years, as well as Ian Smith on bass and Andy Clifton on drums. Tickets £25 per person. Call Peterborough Information Centre to book 01733 452336. All proceeds will go to support
Peterborough Cathedral. www.facebook.com/ritarogue/ There will also be a number of other events taking place over the course of the weekend: ‘Peterborough Artists Open Studios Exhibition’ Friday 15th June to Sunday 15th July – Exhibition Room at the Cathedral Visitor Centre 10.00am - 5.00pm (Monday to Saturday), 11.00am - 4.00pm (Sunday) Peterborough Artists Open Studios is an organisation which encourages artists within the PE postcode area to showcase their work. This year, five artists – Mahemuda Aralani (mosaics), Stacey Ann Cole (painting/ drawing/mixed media), Josephine Kelly (painting/drawing/ printmaking), Tony Nero (painting/ drawing) and Paul Saunders (photography) – will be displaying their work. The artists will also be on site during the weekends of 23rd/24th June, 30th June/1st July and 7th/8th July.
‘Tower Top Climbs’ Saturday 16th June, 10.00am 4.00pm There will be a day of special tower top climbs – every hour, on the hour. This will involve a straight climb up the steps of the northwest tower onto the central tower outside, for stunning views across the city. Tickets cost £5 or £16 for a group of four. Ages 8+ only. You can book via this link. tinyurl.com/ybqwsvjg
Lou Lou’s Vintage Fair Saturday 16th June, 11.00am 4.00pm, Cathedral Nave With a Heritage Festival Special, Lou Lou returns to Peterborough with her award-winning vintage fair. Shoppers can expect a vast array of stalls from some of the UK’s best vintage traders, as well as a classic tea party and a retro hair and make-up salon for those interested in a makeover. There’s also the chance to buy an outfit for the ‘1940s Themed Party’! Entry is £2.50 on the door (under 12s go free). For more details, please visit www.thevintagefair.com.
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volunteers since 1990, with the exception of the qualified lifeguards who are on duty during opening times, all other work to keep the pool running is undertaken on a voluntary basis by the management and dedicated team of volunteers. In addition to the main pool, facilities include a toddler pool, fountain pool, extended lawns with seating and picnic tables, a toddlers play area, indoor changing rooms with toilets and showers, disabled changing room with a toilet and shower, baby changing facilities, takeaway cafe serving hot and cold drinks, snacks, sweets, ice cream and a hot drinks vending machine.
Opened at the end of May See our website www. bourneoutdoorswimmingpool. org for pricing and special offers. Abbey Lawns, Abbey Road, Bourne, Lincolnshire, PE10 9EP 01778 422063 E: enquiries@ bourneoutdoorswimmingpool.org Facebook: bourneoutdoorswimmingpool Twitter: @bournepool
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Summer! The celebrated Art-Deco inspired Lido, is all set to launch its 2018 season on Saturday 26 May, with all visitors being offered FREE entry on opening day. This year at the Lido, there will be a whole host of new activities on offer. From celebrating Summer Solstice on June 21 to the introduction of early morning swims and children’s fun inflatable evenings, there will be something for everyone to enjoy. The popular outdoor attraction will open in time for families to relish the bank holiday weekend with an opportunity for lane swimming and family splash across the large 50m pool and learner
Vivacity are excited to be opening the doors to the Lido for 2018
pool and there’s the paddling pool for the little ones to enjoy too. Vivacity are proud to offer FREE swimming to all children under 5 at the Lido and you can take advantage of this at all other Vivacity swimming pools across the city. The 20,000 expectant visitors can relax on their expansive sunbathing terraces, swim in three heated pools, and enjoy the children’s play area and alfresco café. Working alongside Friends of the Lido, Vivacity is looking to enjoy a great season of outdoor swimming and family fun at their treasured Lido.
Peterborough Lido Opening times and admission prices Open daily 9:00am – 7:00pm (Open from 7:30am every Wednesday) Single entry: Adults £5.90 / Children £4.20 Family entry (for four): £18.00 / with food (Inc. a burger & drink each) £28.00 Peterborough Lido, Bishops Rd, Peterborough, PE1 1YY. Tel: 01733 864761. www.vivacity.org
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Food, glorious food! Your one stop shop for all catering requirements
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stablished for 20 Years catering for corporate and private customers, Chef de la Maison is an outside catering company based in Fengate, Peterborough. Our food is delivered fresh and offers consistent good quality and value food for any type of event from finger buffets, hot buffets, BBQs, canapés and hog roasts for parties, christenings, funerals, events and more. We are proud of their 5 star food hygiene rating and are happy for you to visit our unit and have a look around. If you are you planning a wedding, Chef de la Maison have great value packages available with the most popular being afternoon tea followed by a hog roast evening reception. It isn’t just the standard menus though as we also offer other options such as shared antipasti platters served in the middle of the table, followed by a hot buffet
of chicken breasts in a bacon, leek and cream sauce, herb
Our food is delivered fresh and offers consistent good quality and value food for any type of event.
roasted potatoes and seasonal vegetables, to finish with a desert table of white chocolate and raspberry cheesecake, chocolate torte and fresh fruit salad. Why not have a cake of cheese as a show stopper! See www.chefdelamaison. co.uk for menus, company information, the charities we support and testimonials. Please also visit like our Facebook page @ ChefDeLaMaison. Tel: 01733 332122
So as a ‘total catering solution’ Chef de la Maison is the one stop shop for all your catering and hospitality needs.
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THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE RUGBY EXPERIENCE RucksNMauls is the UK’s leading rugby union coaching company for boys and girls aged 6 to 16. Operating throughout the UK and in Europe and South America with a programme of summer rugby camps that are designed to be something different to any other UK based camp operator. RucksNMauls only partner with expert coaches from the southern hemisphere. Participants quickly and dynamically increase their knowledge, ability and overall enjoyment of the game. Not only this, they have loads of fun and make lots of new friends too!
The course encompasses a full week of fun and intense rugby training taught by expert coaches, whose knowledge and expertise provide each player with the tools they need to develop in the game no
matter their age or experience. The coaching team have experience in playing and coaching from grass roots through to international level as well as being fully DBS checked. Our emphasis is on the value of the coaching and we provide: • Expert Southern Hemisphere coaches • First class facilities and equipment • Learning through fun • Improved skill, technique and confidence • A competitive environment and daily challenges • Ability and positional development • Individual player reports monitoring development • AND learn the New Zealand All Blacks Haka! To WIN half price entry fee to one of the camps, answer the following question: Who is the current captain of the All Blacks?
Peterborough RFC : 23 – 27 July 2018 Witham Hall : 30 July – 3 August 2018 Copthill School : 13 – 17 August 2018
Add your answer to the Rucks n Mauls facebook page and a winner will be chosen randomly on the 20th June
Monday – Friday, 9.15am – 3.15pm No rugby experience needed, boys and girls aged 6 to 16.
Please contact info@rucksnmauls.co.uk if you have any questions or call 07960 445099. To book onto a camp or to request a camp at your club, visit www.rucksnmauls.co.uk.
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LowDown Film Festival – Peterborough’s Inclusive Film Festival
ilm Festivals are always deemed a stuffy, highbrow affair where people from the film industry judge Independent (Indie) short and feature length films and make a judgement across all aspects of the films. You have probably heard of Cannes Film Festival or Sundance Film Festival or even a few in the UK, like the London Film Festival and wondered what on earth is going on! Well, in September (14th-16th), myself (Richard S of The Film & TV Show Radio Show & Podcast) and the team behind YaxFest, are bringing a much more inclusive, public Film Festival to the village of Holme, with The Admiral Wells Pub (the lowest pub in the British Isles – see where we get LowDown from?!) at its heart. We are planning a Film Festival that mixes the Highbrow, with family entertainment and aspects of Comic Cons. We have panels, workshops and Q&A’s planned with industry professionals, as well as a plethora of films already submitted and going through the judging process. BUT… we are also asking the public to come
and join in; enjoy the film based traders, film based vehicles such as the TARDIS, DeLorean to name just 2, enjoy our Drive-in Cinema and, of course, watch all the fantastic Indie films that have been selected. Category winners will be announced Saturday 15th and the Grande Winner will be announced Sunday 16th. We also have music planned throughout the weekend and on stages, with the songs
We are actively encouraging local Schools and Colleges to get their students involved and submit films to the festival being film based song covers only! We have already secured a Q&A Panel with a very talented, and up & coming, Writer, Director and Musician, a cast member from Game of Thrones and a cast member from Ready Player One, as well as some very excellent
feature length films and their cast and crew and some TV series cast and crew too. We have so much more planned that we will be sharing over the coming months.
We are actively encouraging local Schools and Colleges to get their students involved and submit films to the festival, as we want to be able to give the next generation of filmmakers/ actors/writers etc the chance to showcase their talents to the Film Studios we have attending, looking for the next big thing! If you are into films, why not get your school or college to get in touch with us? We would LOVE to have EVERY local School & College involved! To keep up to date will all things LowDown, join our Facebook Group (LowDownFF), Twitter (LowDownFF) and website www.lowdownfilmfestival.co.uk Richard S hosts The Film & TV Show, every Monday at 7pm on Hereward Community Radio and the hugely successful podcast can be found on iTunes or via all podcast apps.
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900 voices needed at event celebrating Peterborough’s young talent
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he line up is taking shape for YMCA Trinity Group’s Youth Jam 18 being held on Saturday 21st July from 10am – 5pm in Peterborough’s Cathedral Square. An event for the whole family, Youth Jam 18 will showcase young people aged 5 - 25 from across the city as they dance, sing and play in a celebration of talent that is set to kick start the summer holidays. The Big Lottery funded event is organised by YMCA Trinity Group and The Cresset in conjunction with Peterborough Celebrates.
dance and theatre from many of the city’s schools and groups including Peterborough Regional College and Wildcats Theatre School. YMCA Trinity Group is gathering the voices of 900 young people singing along to Boy George’s version of the classic YMCA song. Schools and groups can either join the performance on the day, supply a video of children singing along during an assembly, or they could even do both!
Get in on the act - Over 25 acts have been booked so far with performances including live music,
Stalls and activities - In addition to Youth Jam 18’s performances there will be a whole range of
activities and stalls around the square including careers advice, further education options, community organisations, volunteering opportunities and arts & crafts. Follow the latest Youth Jam 18 news on Facebook and Instagram @youthjam18 or visit https://ymcatrinitygroup.org.uk/ youth-jam/
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Words by Zoe Phillips, Founder when I needed it. I also wanted to give back, using the skills and knowledge I had gained, mainly my personal development skills that had helped build my confidence. I have always enjoyed helping others and to feel useful adds value to my life. So, I wanted to find out if others felt the same? They do! I have been delighted by the response of people, who have benefitted through our sharing economy by both asking for help and contributing, most of our users have done both. So, to celebrate our successes and to hear more about the
community of collaborators, we held an event. The idea was to bring people together in one place, no mean feat, but an amazing opportunity, to connect and collaborate in the name of improving our city! The evening was a celebration of As and When collaborators and people who make our city great! We had presentations by The YMCA Trinity Group and Lizzie Benton, workplace Wellbeing Mentor. Nicole Lawrence an amazing talent, entertained us while we enjoyed food inspired by Parveen the Spice Queen, Chef de la Maison and Krispy Kreme Doughnuts.
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an it really be 37 years since George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley formed one of the most enduring pop groups of the 80s? In four short years WHAM! sold more than 28 million records, topping the charts with three albums, four number one singles and eleven top ten hits. They featured in the Live Aid concert of 1985 and were the first western pop group to ever tour in China. Their impact and influence on the 80s era and music today really cannot be over-emphasised. The Best of WHAM! Show brought to you by Sweeney Entertainments, includes all those hits, a few B side favourites and a couple of early George Michael bonus songs. With sensational vocals, choreography, costumes and an awesome live band, The Best of WHAM!, starring Craig Webb, is an authentic musical journey that truly recaptures the full WHAM! experience. This non-stop 80s party will get audiences singing and dancing to all the greatest hits including ‘Wake Me Up Before You Go Go’, ‘Freedom’ and ‘I’m your Man’. Julie Sweeney, co-founder of Sweeney Entertainments said: “We are thrilled to be presenting this amazing new show – this is a non-stop WHAM! party that is sure to leave audiences singing and dancing the whole way home!” This fun-loving, vibrant, mega-mix tribute to the pop sensation of the 80s will be loved by ‘Young Guns’ of all ages, so book tickets now and join The Best of WHAM! at the ‘Club Tropicana’ (*Sorry. Drinks not free.)
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Learn how to use a selection of tools including Loppers and Gimlets to turn Elder sticks into crafts such as beads, jewellery and much more! • Saturday 2 June • 10.30am - 12.00 noon or 1.30pm - 3.00pm • £5 age 7+ Ferry Meadows Country Park, Peterborough. Meet at Lakeside Car Park. OKLAHOMA
Based on the 1931 play ‘Green Grow the Lilacs’. Performed by Eastern School of Performing Arts. Set in a Western Indian territory just after the turn of the century, the high-spirited rivalry between
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the local farmers and cowboys provides the colourful background against which Curly, a handsome cowboy, and Laurey, a winsome farm girl, play out their love story. • Thursday 7 June – Saturday 9 June • 7.30pm nightly • Tickets £15 concessions £13 Box office 01780 766455 Stamford Corn Exchange, Broad Street, Stamford PE9 1PX MINI BEER FESTIVAL
The Millstone Inn presents their mini beer festival over the Father’s Day weekend. • Thursday 14 Monday 18 June Millstone Inn, Millstone Lane, Barnack PE9 3ET 01780 740296 VIENNESE EVENING
A Viennese evening is in store as the City of Peterborough Symphony Orchestra team with Peterborough Opera to present a two-hour spectacular including Die Fledermaus overture, Blue Danube, Radetzky March, Thunder
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Hunt for creepy crawlies in the education woodland and undergrowth at Ferry Meadows, finishing your session by making a bug home to take home for the creepy crawlies in your own garden. • Saturday 23 June • 10.30am - 12.00 noon or 1.30pm - 3.00pm • £3 age 3+ Ferry Meadows Country Park, Peterborough. Meet at the Discovery Den. CHAPTERHOUSE THEATRE ROBIN HOOD & HIS MERRY MEN
Robin Hood and his band of merry men are feared by the richest of the land as they steal from the rich to give to the poor. When the evil Sheriff of Nottingham schemes to stop the outlaws, the merry men must rescue Robin from the Sheriff’s evil clutches and restore peace to the forest lands. • Saturday 23 June • 6.00pm – 9.00pm • Adult £16, child (17 and under) £10, Family (2 adults and 2 Children) £46. Ferry Meadows Country Park, Peterborough. Meet at Lakeside Car Park. MILLSTONE CHARITY BALL
In aid of Cancer Research UK. 2 Course Meal. Dress Code Black Tie. • Saturday 23 June • 8.00pm till late
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The Best of British is a mixture of British pop music and hits from the shows including a selection of Andrew Lloyd Webber songs. This is a fundraising event for The Corn Exchange Theatre Company (charity no. 1092736) by the Stamford Corn Exchange Singers. • Saturday 23 June • 7.30pm • Donations requested, min £8 Stamford Corn Exchange, Broad Street, Stamford PE9 1PX
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Birthday celebration weekend - culture, music and food – see website for more details. • Saturday 30 June Sunday 1 July • 10.00am – 4.00pm • Free (some activities may incur a cost) Ferry Meadows Country Park, Peterborough. WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?
Illustrated talk by Dr Nick Barratt. Original lead researcher looks behind the scenes of TV programme and impact of series on modern family history. • Wednesday 4 July • Open from 7.00pm, starts 7.30pm • Tickets £5 (non-members) 01733 343474 / caberet27@btinternet.com Salvation Army Citadel, 1203 Bourges Boulevard, Peterborough
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Come and witness a magical performance from The Chicago Master Singers - one of the foremost choirs in the United States - as they celebrate ‘the triumph of resurrection, faith and hope’ with a stunning a cappella programme, including Howells’ Requiem and Valiant For Truth by Ralph Vaughan Williams. • Thursday 12 July • 7.30pm • Tickets: £10 (£8 concessions). Box Office 01832 274734. The proceeds of this event will go to support Peterborough Cathedral. Peterborough Cathedral, City Centre
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In 1705, the 20-year-old Johann Sebastian Bach walked 250 miles each way from Arnstadt to Lubeck to meet the great organist and composer, Dieterich Buxtehude. To mark this event, the organist and curator William Whitehead will walk along the Nene Valley over ten days in July – playing 45 minute concerts at each of his stopping points. He will finish his walk at Peterborough Cathedral on Friday 13th July. • Friday 13 July • 3.00pm
www.stamfordbluesfestival. EXHIBITION ‘ANOTHER WORD IN YOUR EYE’
An exhibition of contemporary calligraphy by Peterborough Scribes. Instrumental in reviving and promoting this ancient craft, the Scribes enjoy developing historical alphabets as well as the more modern styles, and work in a variety of media. • Sunday 22 July - Wednesday 26 September • 10.00am – 5.00pm (Mon - Sat), 11.00am – 4.00pm (Sun) Exhibition Room at the Cathedral Visitor Centre, Peterborough City Centre If you have an event you would like to promote, please email heidi@ scenepublishing.co.uk
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