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Hi and welcome to the latest issue of Severn magazine. This issue delivers our usual mix of What's On, features from well-known local personalities and some not so well-known local charities. How many of you know about Build IT, a Shrewsbury based charity who are doing some great work out in Africa? Well read more in this issue… This month also includes a fantastic local event for children, in the form of Shrewsbury Children's Bookfest. Discover how your child can meet some of the most well-known childrens authors in the country when they visit Shrewsbury. We have more interesting local history in our regular piece from Martin the Town Crier. This month He covers Butchers Row, another popular location in the town to see how it has changed over the years into its present state of being a place full of lovely coffee bars and restaurants – but what was it before? Again, without the support of local advertisers and contributors providing great local stories Severn magazine would not be possible, so a big thanks to you all. Watch out in coming issues for exciting new features showcasing just how much Shrewsbury has to offer and what a great place it is to live and work.
Newbiz Micha≤’s Mors≤s Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! Butcher Row Ch∏dren’s Bookfe◊ Buzzing Hive – Young People Star Studded Cinema Visit the Theatre A Creative Profile Shrewsbury St∏ls Ruµ Cut Build IT Charity National Bread Week Severnside Courses Friendly Neighbours Youth Parliament
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Shropshire‘mumpreneur’ cooks up a storm at Shrewsbury Market Hall Whilst our country is going through some of the toughest economic times in years Severn Magazine is bringing you the first in a series of stories from people who are not only brave enough to start their own business but also make a success of it, right here in our great town of Shrewsbury. S ’S KID KATIE
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Katie Wellington with her culinary wiz-kids
at Shrewsbury Mark≥ Hall, which seems like a really fun and excπing environment to work in, π has a lov≤y fam∏y atmo∆here.” “I have been thr∏led wπh the lev≤ of intere◊ the ‘Kπchen’ has received and, on average, I am cooking with 75 ch∏dren a week including after scho∫ cookery clubs at two local scho∫s.” “It is truly lov≤y to have the opportunπy to cook wπh so many enthusia◊ic and fun ch∏dren. The parties keep me busy and are great fun. The Vintage Tea Party is my favorπe at the moment, seeing the ch∏dren transform by dressing up and using vintage china is wonderful and they love π! I am very excπed about next year and very lu∞y to be doing a job I really love.” ∞
Pre-School Classes Shropshire ‘mumpreneur’ is on the rise after launching her first cookery sessions for young◊ers in the Shrewsbury Mark≥ Hall. Mother of three Katie W≤lington opened Katie’s Kπchen for Kids in O±ober and is already cooking up a ◊orm wπh parents who can r≤ax and enjoy a cup of coµee and a ≈ice of cake wh∏e their ch∏dren create culinary ma◊erpieces in a safe environment. Katie is NNEB trained, CRB che∞ed and fully insured wπh a lev≤ five hygiene certification.
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Katie’s Kπchen for Kids now oµers cookery classes for three to five year ∫ds, alongside themed tea parties and two hour H∫iday Cookery classes for ch∏dren aged five to twelve. Katie, who lives near Shrewsbury said: “Cooking wπh my own ch∏dren is som≥hing I really enjoy and π’s been fanta◊ic to turn a hobby and pa◊ime into a successful business. I realised there was a niche in the mark≥ for a±ivπies for pre-scho∫ ch∏dren where they could discover the joy of baking, wh∏e giving parents a w≤l-earned cou√e of hours oµ. It was a natural move to open up
Ch∏dren aged 3–5 years: Classes: Tue/Thurs/Fri: 9:45am and 11:15am, £3.50 per class.
Holiday Kitchen Classes Ch∏dren aged 5–12 years: Ea◊er h∫iday classes: Tue/Wed 3rd–4th Apr∏, 5–8 years 11:00am–1:00pm, 8–12 years, 2:00–4:00pm. Wed/Thurs 11th –12th Apr∏, 5–8 years 11:00am–1:00pm, 8–12 years, 2:00–4:00pm. £10.00 per class, call Katie to pre-book. Katie’s Kitchen For Kids t: 07971 499359 e: katiewellington@tiscali.co.uk
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RELAX…Through Yoga Catharine Hinton, a local Yoga teacher, is launching a new relaxation class in our town centre for busy people who feel they need to relax more or overcome physical problems associated with tension. The classes officially launched at the end of February and are held at the town’s historic Lion Hotel on Wyle Cop.
Catharine has been practicing Yoga for 20 years and has 10 years teaching experience, throughout the Shrewsbury area. She has deliberately chosen to offer the new classes in the evening, to enable people who spend the day at work to attend the sessions without any issues. Yoga Spirit UK: yogaspirituk@gmail.com
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Shrewsbury sewing business is Owner and student Domini Lucas (left) with lead tutor Liz Gurney
ta∏or-made A new business in Shrewsbury w∏l d≤iver sewing tuπion for busy life◊yles. Rather than tradπional weekly courses, Space to Sew w∏l offer a flexible sewing club and short courses. Space to Sew tutors w∏l teach a range of sewing sk∏ls from couture dressmaking to home furnishings. The concept is in∆ired by the Sewing Clubs ∆ringing up around the country as more peo√e look to save money by learning sewing sk∏ls. Founder Domini Lucas said: “Having attended a Sewing Club previou≈y where I could learn from
for busy lifestyles tutors as often or lπtle as I wanted, I know this flexible way to learn works so much b≥ter for those of us balancing busy lives. Usually sewing courses require b≥ween six and ≤even weekly sessions – our courses range from half a day to two days, including Saturdays, and members can attend our club sessions as and when they like to work on whatever proje± they need h≤p wπh.” To find out more about courses and club times conta± Domini Lucas at Space to Sew on 01743 588595 or visπ: www.∆ac≥osew.co.uk
Language School Speaks Volumes ››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››››› A language scho∫ in Shrewsbury has sa∏ed pa◊ the m∏e◊one of πs fir◊ anniversary, going from ◊rength to ◊rength in the que◊ to offer varied language tuπion for both adults and young peo√e alike. Bright Owls was launched by experts Marisa Fernandez and Julie Ball in 2011 and the lingui◊ic duo c≤ebrated their fir◊ year of business in February. Based in the heart of the town centre, Bright Owls have already h≤ped dozens of peo√e learn French, Spanish and Portuguese in addπion to English as a foreign
language and the scho∫ continues to dev≤op as the months r∫l by. Speaking about their increasing success, Marisa Fernandez said “The pa◊ year has been a real learning curve for us but π has been highly enjoyable and rewarding. Julie and I love languages and are commπted to promoting languages and life-long learning, particularly for ch∏dren, as we b≤ieve there aren’t enough fac∏πies ava∏able locally.” To mark the fir◊ anniversary of Bright Owls, Marisa and Julie ho◊ed a ∆ecial c≤ebration event to thank
◊udents, fam∏ies and friends for their support. Mayor of Shrewsbury Counc∏lor Tony Durn≤l also attended. For more information on Bright Owls language workshops and tuπion, call 01743 234972 or visπ: www.brightowls.co.uk Severnmagazine
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OYEZ! OYEZ! OYEZ! Shrewsbury ◊∏l r≥ains a lot of π’s ∫d ◊re≥ names that give us a clue as to what was s∫d there: M∏k Stre≥ for the m∏k and cheese, Fish Stre≥ for the fish, Grope Lane…w≤l, we w∏l pass on that one! Now l≥s move on to…
Butche‡ here were two Butcher Rows in medieval times: Single Butcher Row led from where Waπrose is now, all the way down that side of Pride H∏l as far as Double Butcher Row which we now call ju◊ Butcher Row. The Single Butcher Row was som≥imes called “The Fleshboards” and Double Butcher Row was called “Flesh Stalls”. At one point in time the local butchers refused to s≤l their meat to the local inhabπants on certain days of the week so the Corporation s≥ up π’s own ◊alls, The Flesh Stalls, and encouraged local farmers to rent these to s≤l their meat. Abbots House was bu∏t in 1447 by the L∏leshall Abbots and the Abbots
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By Shrewsbury Town Crier Martin Wood and takes π’s name from when Prince Rupert, King Charles II’s ne¬ew took lodgings in Thomas Jones’s Mansion to oversee the ruling of this area. Jones’s mansion was later incorporated into the Central Hot≤ and the wh∫e bu∏ding became the Prince Rupert Hot≤. Next to the hot≤ is The Bull, the original is mentioned in 1624 and the present one dates from around 1868. Opposπe was The Tankerv∏le Arms, a short-lived pub as π was only mentioned around 1835. Further down the ◊re≥ b≤ow The Bull was The Co∞, this ◊ood here from 1608 unt∏ around 1894 when π changed to a furriers shop and then became a Temperance hot≤. Also in Butcher Row was The Butchers Arms, another short-lived pub that used to ◊and roughly where the water tower used to be b≥ween 1851 and 1861. So, Butcher Row was a fairly extensive ◊re≥ reaching quπe a way around the town centre even around the early 1800’s there were 16 butchers shops in Pride H∏l, 15 in Butcher Row and even 9 in Fish Stre≥, good job we are not all veg≥arians!!! See you next month. ∞
Martin Wood~Shrewsbury Town Crier t: 07718 951902 e: towncrier.martin@btinternet.com
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Here are a few highlights s≤e±ed by some of the Bookfe◊ Young Ambassadors: I want to see Ma∞enzie Crook as his ink drawings are so beautiful and he w∏l be showing us how π’s done. I’m also going to the Be◊ New Illu◊rators Awards Exhibπion for in∆iration on other ◊yles. And he may be mad as a hatter, but I can't waπ to me≥ Andy Stanton. Mr Gum is one of the be◊ baddies to come to life in a book.” Rebecca Capaldi (13) Mackenzie
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∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞ • Shrewsbury Bookfe◊ is the UK’s fir◊ book fe◊ival ju◊ for ch∏dren • Our aim is to in∆ire, enthuse and entertain ch∏dren through lπerature and the arts • We have always been a not-forprofπ organisation run entir≤y by v∫unteers • We obtained charπable ◊atus in 2007 and in 2009 won the Queen’s Award for V∫untary Service - the equivalent of an MBE and the highe◊ award that can be given to a v∫untary organisation • More than 700 ch∏dren in scho∫s across Shropshire are currently taking part in the Bookfe◊ Book Award 2012 reading proje±. ∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞∞
Like Rebecca, Laurence Green (14) w∏l be taking part in Bookfe◊’s all-day a±ion-pa∞ed free fam∏y event in the Mark≥ Square. Laurence and Angus Warburg (12) say they’re really looking forward to seeing how Martin Brown ∏lu◊rates the Horrible Hi◊ories books. Lisa Preece and Vi±oria Capaldi (both 17) w∏l be h≤ping at the younger ch∏dren’s events: “There are loads of events for very young readers where their favourπe ◊ories come to life, like the Sir Charlie Stinky So∞s Extravaganza!
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Ian Whybrow From Dinosaurs to Meerkats wπh Harry and the Bu∞≥ful of Dinosaurs author Ian Whybrow
SATURDAY 5th MAY: Korky Paul Read + Draw wπh Korky Paul, ∏lu◊rator of Winnie the Wπch Sir Charlie Stinky Socks Sir Charlie Stinky So∞s Extravaganza Show Mr Gum Fun Big Bumper Mr Gum Fun wπh Andy Stanton Mackenzie Crook Ma∞enzie Crook introduces The Windvale Sprπes Bookfest Fun in the Square FREE all-day fam∏y event
The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark Blunderbus Theatre company present The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark MONDAY 7th MAY: Darren Shan Darren Shan – Ma◊er of Horror MAY FESTIVAL TICKETS ON SALE NOW! Available online: www.wegottickets.com/shrewsbury childrensbookfest or by telephone from the HIve. Annabel Warburg ~Shrewsbury Children’s Bookfest Marketing Coordinator e: annabel.warburg@shrewsburybookfest.co.uk w: http://www.shrewsburybookfest.co.uk
And we can’t waπ to see The Owl Who Was Afraid of the Dark too. Blunderbus Theatre Company always make ◊ories so magical wπh their mixture of pupp≥ry and songs.” Full d≥a∏s of all the events and ti∞≥ing information are at www.shrewsburybookfe◊.co.uk and f∫low @shrewsbookfe◊ on Twπter and on Facebook for Bookfe◊ news and announcements. ∞
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n previous edπions of Severn we have d≤ved into some of the diverse events which the Hive ho◊s as a venue, including popular monthly f∫k and jazz concerts, √us open mics and creative workshops to name ju◊ a few. However, the Hive is not ju◊ a communπy arts venue based in the town centre. Through our outreach work as a dedicated youth arts charπy, we continually bring creative opportunπies to the young peo√e of Shropshire.
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The primary focus for our organisation is to provide opportunπies for young peo√e to dev≤op new life sk∏ls wh∏◊ having fun and ex√oring their potential through creativπy. Our particular em¬asis is to engage wπh young peo√e who have lea◊ access to the arts – we work wπh many
groups in varied s≥tings, including those peo√e who are not in main◊ream education, em√oyment or training – through to young carers, looked after ch∏dren and those who are in the criminal ju◊ice sy◊em. Habib Malik-Mans≤l, Mark≥ing Assi◊ant at the Hive said “Wh∏◊ the Hive πs≤f has dev≤oped πs reputation as a dynamic venue for arts and culture in Shrewsbury, some peo√e are surprised to learn that we are a±ually a charπy that operates to
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W≤come to the fifth insight into the Hive Music and Media Centre, where our aim is to highlight all of the excπing opportunπies which are taking √ace right on your door◊ep, at our w≤l-e◊ablished arts venue.
give young peo√e chances wπhin the arts. We are passionate and commπted to ensuring our work wπh ch∏dren and young peo√e who face da∏y challenging circum◊ances continues.” As an organisation, we work wπh various partners to maximise the opportunπies which we can give young
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peo√e in Shrewsbury and further afi≤d across the county – Shropshire Counc∏, National Tru◊, Job Centre Plus, Shropshire W∏dlife Tru◊, Severnside Housing, Shropshire H∏ls AONB Partnership and the Shrewsbury Town Centre Residents Association are a small s≤e±ion of the partners we d≤iver proje±s wπh. For more information on the Hive’s creative proje±s and a±ivπies for young peo√e, visπ: http://hiveonline.org.uk/proje±s ∞
Saturday 31st March Folk Shrewsbury F∫k Fe◊ival, Jim Moray: Doors 7:15pm, ◊arts 7:45pm, ti∞≥s £12.00 Sunday 1st April Workshop Introdu±ion to Garden Design: Unique course led by award winning designers, ex√ore ideas for small gardens and learn the principals of garden design. £35.00 per person, ages 16+ ∞
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STAR STUDDED An all-◊ar ca◊ √ays a group of di∆arate pensioners who decide to “outsource” their r≥irement to India in forthcoming comedy The Be◊ Exotic Marig∫d Hot≤ – ju◊ one of the films hπting the screen at the Old Mark≥ Hall this month.
∏l Nighy, Maggie Smπh, Tom W∏kinson and Judi Dench ◊ar alongside Dev Pat≤ (from Slumdog M∏lionaire), and are enticed by advertisements for the newly re◊ored Marig∫d Hot≤. But when they discover that their new environment is less luxurious than imagined, they are forever transformed by their shared experiences, discovering that life and
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love can begin again when you l≥ go of the pa◊. Wπh hardly a ∆are seat when π was fir◊ shown in January, March begins wπh further screenings of The Iron Lady alongside the English language adaptation of The Girl Wπh The Dragon Tattoo. Wartime drama Resi◊ance, filmed on location in the Olchon Valley in Herefordshire, offers an addπional touch of local flavour.
Award-winning a±or Ral¬ Fiennes dire±s and ◊ars in a modern adaptation of Shake∆eare tragedy Cori∫anus before the month finally concludes wπh The Woman In Bla∞. Adapted from the horror fi±ion nov≤ by Susan H∏l and now a hπ We◊ End √ay, Dani≤ Radcliffe takes the lead r∫e as Lawyer Arthur Kipps. Trav≤ling to a remote v∏lage where he discovers the
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THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO 2nd March – 8th March Film (18) Dire±or: David Fincher (2011) RESISTANCE 5th March – 8th March Film (pg) Dire±or: Amit Gupta (2011) THE BEST EXOTIC MARIGOLD HOTEL 9th March – 29th March Film (12a) Dire±or: John Madden (2011)
CINEMA vengeful gho◊ of a scorned woman is terrorising the locals. Craig Reeves, Mark≥ing O∂cer for Theatre Severn and the OMH said “Meanwh∏e, the Dire± From Broadway series concludes wπh Putting It Tog≥her, Ste¬en Sondheim’s humorous, poignant and so¬i◊icated musical review of material taken from a number of his original musicals.” Brochures wπh full d≥a∏s can be pi∞ed up from The Old Mark≥ Hall, Theatre Severn and a number of other locations across Shrewsbury.
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For Once …visπ the theatre
Our bu◊ling Theatre Severn continues to provide an arena for top qualπy theatre produ±ions and this month w∏l certainly be no exception, as the ◊age prepares to ho◊ acclaimed local company, Pentabus Theatre. he e◊ablished drama company w∏l be presenting For Once in association wπh Sherman Cymru. The tale was wrπten by the multi-award winning W≤sh √aywright Tim Price, whose recent credπs include among◊ other notable achievements, wrπing for both Donmar Warehouse and the National Theatre of Wales.
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A highly regarded drama, For Once was in∆ired by a week which Tim ∆ent in a W≤sh borders mark≥ town and focuses on the young peo√e that he m≥ during his ◊ay there. In a √ace where everyone knows your name, you can’t forg≥ who you are. Life, love and loss in a pi±ure po◊card town are all laid bare in this heartbreaking but darkly comic new √ay. Through a series of intertwining accounts For Once cuts to the heart of a fam∏y and a communπy, turned upside down by tragedy. Craig Reeves, Mark≥ing O∂cer at Theatre Severn said “Based near Ludlow, Pentabus Theatre tour to national acclaim and they are r≥urning to us f∫lowing success at the venue wπh Origins in 2009 – a wπty and inventive c≤ebration of the early life of Charles Darwin which was extrem≤y popular wπh audiences.” The talented group of performers also d≤ivered Tales From The Country at the theatre in 2011. For Once is taking √ace on Wednesday 14th and Thursday 15th March, ◊arting at 8pm. Ti∞≥s are £14 and £10 for scho∫s. For more information on Pentabus Theatre, visπ their websπe: www.pentabus.co.uk ∞
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MAGIC OF MOTOWN 22nd March 7:30pm ~ Auditorium Music Fresh from s≤l-out shows at London’s O2, a super-talented ca◊ performs hπs by The Supremes, Temptations, Four Tops, Ja∞son 5, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder and more. £22.00, Concessions: £19.00 CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE 23–24th 7:30pm ~Walker Theatre Theatre After SYT’s remarkably assured and moving Cherry Orchard, this ambitious company is now tackling a very different classic of 20th century theatre –Bertolt Brecht’s The Caucasian Chalk Circle. £12.00, Concessions: £10.00 SEVERN JESTERS 25th March 8:00pm ~Walker Theatre Comedy Discover your new favourπe ◊and-up at Theatre Severn’s popular monthly comedy club as four fringe comedians perform. £8.00 S
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THERE WAS AN OLD LADY WHO SWALLOWED A FLY 1st April 2:30pm ~ Walker Theatre Theatre There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly. I don’t know why she swallowed a fly... But The People’s Theatre Company do! And now you can too as they bring one of the world’s best loved nursery rhymes to life for the very first time. £7.00 MIKE HARDING 1st April 7:30pm ~ Auditorium Comedy Me, a guitar and some daft stuff... An evening of songs, daft stories and monologues from‘The Grandfather of Alternative Comedy.’ £15.00 HIGH SCHOOL GLEESICAL 10–12th April 7:30pm/2:30pm Wed Matinee ~Walker Theatre Concert A concert extravaganza that will have audiences dancing in their seats. £10.00, Concessions: £8.00
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By Sam Pooley
A Creative Profile:
› Carla Boulton, Paola Alessandri-Gray and Svetlana Elantseva
“Onwards and Upwards” is the latest exhibition to hit The Hive by three dynamic women artists Carla Boulton, Paola Alessandri-Gray and Svetlana Elantseva. arla, Pa∫a and Sv≥lana m≥ when they exhibπed tog≥her at the hug≤y successful fir◊ Flax M∏l exhibπion in 2011 and enjoying the concept of sharing their joint sk∏ls decided to show their work tog≥her at the Hive. De∆πe the c∫laborative nature of putting the exhibπion tog≥her their work πs≤f is hug≤y diµerent; Carla, UK born, designer, mother of large fam∏y and juggler of all, shows her quirky and som≥imes surreal observations of the world in sim√e line drawings. Pa∫a, Italian, leading a double life as a serious public servant and a commπted arti◊, has been problematizing her la∞ of memory r≥ention to combat this learning a pœm a day ∏lu◊rating the pœms she has learnt in dry point ≥chings. Sv≥lana, Russian, worked as a member of a team of arti◊s producing communi◊ Sovi≥-◊yle art unt∏ the advent of Pere◊roika, her work is hug≤y influenced by her mother country and she shows tradπional paintings of her trav≤s along side clay figures of chara±ers from the ∫d Sovi≥ Union. It makes for a unique show, they
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have a ◊rong talk about their c∫laboration wπh each other and π is clear that the three women have used this to work through their pra±ice. What is really ◊rong is how individual the final work is d≤ivered. A successful show f∫lows wπh excπing times ahead for the talented trio. They are inv∫ved in an excπing cultural exchange wπh a c∫le±ive of Russian arti◊s. Their work w∏l be part of a group show organised by e◊ablished arti◊s Alexsey G∏yarov, Vas∏i Rakov in conjun±ion wπh The Slovjansky Fund (www.≈ovfond.ru) in Moscow during O±ober and November 2012. Alexsey and Vas∏i w∏l then visπ Shrewsbury in Apr∏ 2013 to show at the Hive Gallery, Shrewsbury. The c∫laboration w∏l continue wπh the Shrewsbury contingents visπ to Moscow in 2014. ∞
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For mo◊ peo√e ¬otogra¬y is a daylight a±ivπy except for those ∆ecial times, generally social events, when we use the flash to capture our friends or fam∏y in low light. It’s not easy to take ¬otos in the dark and if the camera isn’t up to π the results can look pr≥ty awful. So is π worth all the fuss and expense of capturing a scene in the c∫d and dark when you can take the same shot a few hours earlier in the warmth and light? Read on and judge for yours≤f.
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he ¬oto on the front cover was taken near the W≤sh Bridge and shows the Sabrina tour boat and the beautiful archπe±ure of the Morris’ bu∏ding behind π. Here, the same scene is shown taken in the daylight to assess the composπion. The composπions aren’t identical because when you r≥urn a few hours later the camera posπion w∏l alter ≈ightly. In my opinion there’s no comparison b≥ween these two shots – one is lif≤ess and dull and one is vibrant and comp≤ling. In the night scene the large window on the Morris’ bu∏ding can be seen in all πs glory, in◊ead of looking bla∞ and uninvπing. The daytime refle±ions are nowhere near as vibrant la∞ing in contra◊ and d≥a∏. So how can a few hours make such a difference? Ju◊ after suns≥ the sky has an amazing c∫our that can be seen as a deep azure blue and the river refle±ion has the same tones as the sky only ≈ightly darker. In addπion, the ∏luminated ◊re≥
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lights can be captured as beautiful ◊ars decorating the blue ba∞ground wπh a magical glow. The lights inside the bu∏dings give the viewer a warm fe≤ing as if there’s sh≤ter from the darkness. Finally, the refle±ions provide a pattern symm≥ry that is √easing to the eye. There is more contra◊, d≥a∏ and intere◊. To take night shots like this you need a camera that has a good sensor capable of capturing low light. Digπal camera techn∫ogy has advanced so much in the pa◊ few years that some ‘point and shoot’ cameras are now suπable for night ¬otogra¬y. The camera mu◊ be √aced on a ◊urdy tripod and you need a remote shutter r≤ease to open the shutter from anything around a few seconds to a
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Strength to Strength The Shrewsbury Club, Sundorne Road he Shrewsbury Club, formerly known as W≤ti Health and Fπness on Sundorne Road, is in πs third full month, having come through a successful and predi±ably busy January and February period in the health and fπness world. Having
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now w≤comed their new Sales and Mark≥ing, Front of House and Maintenance Managers, the club is moving from ◊rength to ◊rength. Improved procedures im√emented by the new ◊aµ include: Non contra± memberships, increased food and beverage hours and a more robu◊ cleaning schedule. It’s an excπing time for everyone at the club as member Maureen Fl≥cher ex√ains: “We are currently being asked via que◊ionnaires what
improvements we would like to see in the club, so we’re looking forward to the coming months!” Club Manager Tricia W∏kin continues: “Wπh some behind the scenes maintenance currently being res∫ved we can’t waπ to see what the members que◊ionnaires come ba∞ wπh so we can bring some more excπing visual and tangible improvements”. The Shrewsbury Club w∏l continue to have a monthly ≈ot in the Severn magazine, and next week we w∏l be ◊arting to f∫low the foot◊eps of their gym manager, Darren Ruµ and a budding personal trainer client. We w∏l tra∞ the progress of one of Darren’s clients as he puts them through their paces, whilst g≥ting per∆e±ives from both sides of the ◊ory. We’ll under◊and what goals are looking to be achieved, what Darren chooses to oµer as a training programme, how π fe≤s to have a personal trainer, and of course the all important results! All in next months edπion of Severn magazine! ∞
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ounded in 2006 by Andrew Jow≥t, Bu∏d IT International provide essential communπy bu∏dings and sk∏ls based training in Zambia. Many communπies in Zambia are in de∆erate need of essential fac∏πies and many men and women ◊ruggle to find work in a country where over half the population is unem√oyed. To date the charπy has com√≥ed over 19 bu∏ding proje±s h≤ping over 125,000 peo√e and trained over 150 men and women in bu∏ding sk∏ls. The charπy bu∏ds scho∫s and clinics wh∏◊ running an innovative ‘Training into work’ programme. The programme creates opportunπies for members of the local communπy to receive both pra±ical sk∏ls and bu∏ding theory wh∏◊ bu∏ding the scho∫s and clinics that are de∆erat≤y needed in their communπy. The trainees gain a nationally recognised trade qualification, improving the trainees’ em√oyment opportunπies in the con◊ru±ion se±or. The programme has been
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in the future and wants to raise £6 m∏lion over the next 5 years. If you would like to find out more about Bu∏d IT International and πs proje±s and support their work, conta± the Head O∂ce on 01743 246317, visπ the websπe at www.bu∏dπinternational.org or find them on facebook and twπter. ∞
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Local organisation Severnside Housing has recently launched an excπing new learning programme, pa∞ed full of short courses and training sessions, which aim to not only h≤p peo√e dev≤op new sk∏ls but also bu∏d on exi◊ing ones. µering more than 70 different and Husk Training – wπh courses courses, Severnside’s Learning being h≤d in various local venues. Programme is ∆lπ into six Claire Poulson, Communπy themed areas which comprise finances, Dev≤opment O∂cer at Severnside saf≥y in the home, ba∞ to work, Housing said: “This is the second hobbies, communπies and DIY. year that Severnside has run our The varied training sessions range Learning Programme. La◊ year the from book-keeping to ¬otogra¬y, training sessions were such a success from IT to √umbing that we’ve added even and from basic fir◊ aid Empowering people more courses this year to consumer rights. with the confidence, and we’re sure there’s The courses are open som≥hing for everyknowledge and to peo√e of all ages and one.” She went on to ab∏πies, wπh anyone skills to get involved add “Bu∏ding new able to enr∫l. Courses or dev≤oping in their community sk∏ls are free for residents of exi◊ing ones can h≤p Severnside Housing or alternativ≤y peo√e dev≤op their experience and co◊ as little as £2.50 for nonknowledge – and open the door to Severnside residents. em√oyment opportunπies. It also All of the learning sessions are empowers peo√e wπh the confidence, being d≤ivered by Severnside and knowledge and sk∏ls to g≥ inv∫ved partner agencies including Shropshire in their communπy more effe±iv≤y.” Counc∏, Grease Monkeys, the Guides to the Severnside Learning Communπy Counc∏ of Shropshire Programme can be pi∞ed up by
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ore than 17,330 votes were ca◊ b≥ween December 2011 and the end of January 2012, which is the bigge◊ turn-out since MYP ≤e±ions were fir◊ h≤d in Shropshire in 1999. The successful candidates were announced in February at the Counc∏ Chamber of the Shirehall, during a ∆ecial ≤e±ion results evening which was organised by Shropshire Counc∏’s cu◊omer insight team. The new MYPs w∏l represent young peo√e locally, regionally and nationally for the next 12 months and they w∏l ensure that young peo√e’s views are heard. MYPs w∏l also influence p∫icies on a range of issues which affe± them and other local young peo√e. George Battson, aged 16 from The Priory Scho∫ in Shrewsbury and Luke Harper, aged 16 from Min◊erley and who attends Shrewsbury Sixth Form C∫lege, have been chosen as the county’s MYPs in the Shropshire Counc∏-run ≤e±ions. Niamh Limeri∞, aged 14 from Thomas Adams Scho∫ in Wem and 17-year-∫d B≥hany Lord, from Shrewsbury Sixth Form C∫lege and who lives in Ruyton-XI-Towns, were voted as deputy MYPs.
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A record number of young people turned out to vote for Shropshire’s new Members of Youth Parliament in the New Year. Young people, aged 11 to 18 have been voting for their MYPs at schools and colleges throughout the area.
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Counc∏lor Keπh Barrow, Leader of Shropshire Counc∏, said “I would like to congratulate our successful candidates. Being a MYP is a great opportunπy for young peo√e to g≥ a ta◊e of local democracy and under◊and how the process works. It’s fanta◊ic to see so many young peo√e in Shropshire taking an intere◊ in the issues that matter to them and their local communπies.” Counc∏lor Karen Burgoyne, Deputy Cabin≥ member, added “Thousands of young peo√e are making their voices heard by voting in the MYP ≤e±ions and the MYPs are very a±ive in h≤ping the counc∏ to decide πs priorπies and scrutinise πs work. I’d like to take this opportunπy to w≤come George, Luke, Niamh and B≥hany to the r∫e and wish them the be◊ of lu∞, and look forward to working alongside them in the future.” Shropshire Counc∏’s cu◊omer insight team, which organised the results evening attended by young peo√e from across Shrewsbury and Shropshire, w∏l support the ≤e±ed MYPs in carrying out their r∫es over the next year. ∞
For more information about the MYP elections and the work involved, contact Lorraine Warrender on 01743 210417 or Dawn Lewis on 01743 210415. Alternatively, visit: www.shropshireyouth.com
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