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Welcome to the November edition of the Community Scene There’s just a hint of Christmas this month in the Scene, as we look at preparations for advent on the Family & Craft page (p.40). Also there are a few Christmas shopping opportunities coming up with craft fairs and markets (p.52). Our Garden Scene this month leads us to the colourful opportunities there are for our gardens, (p.28). If the chilly garden makes you think about warmer climates, then drift away and read our travel pages this month as we whisk you off to Magical Morocco, (p.46). Our active communities are featured this month on pages 5 through to 13. Don’t forget to send through your community news and events to naomi@scenepublishing.co.uk

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Contents Community 5-13 Health, Hair & Beauty Motoring: VW Passat Estate

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Garden Scene

26&27 28&29

Interiors 36&37 Family & Craft

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Book reviews

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Travel: Magical Morocco What’s on

46&47 49-52

Finance 57 Teen Scene

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Cover image - James Lee Photos of Bourne, (image of Bourne Park) Trade Directory

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COMMUNITY

Waitrose stores across the UK have supported local communities for several years now through the Community Matters scheme. Three local charities or community groups are selected each month. Customers are given a green token when they shop, which allows them to vote for the group of their choice. At the end of the month, the tokens are weighed and £1,000 is divided according to the distribution of the token weight. Customers can also recommend a charity/cause by simply filling in the form available on the welcome desk and handing it in to a welcome desk partner. Stamford Branch support in 2011 has included;

Hanover Housing Charitable Housing offers affordable retirement housing for over 60’s. The residents of Hanover Court, Star Lane, Stamford are currently trying to raise funds to improve areas of the garden for those frailer and with mobility issues.

Bourne Outdoor Pool Preservation

DEEPING FIRST RESPONDERS Anglia Co-operative shoppers in Market Deeping have given a helping hand to a group of volunteers providing life-saving medical assistance. They handed over almost 20,000 till receipts, each worth 1p donated by the Co-op, during the six-week fundraising campaign for Deeping First Responders – netting £200 for the charity that provides vital medical help at emergency calls prior to the arrival of an ambulance. The Deeping responders attend over 200 emergencies each year and, as a self-funded group, have to raise around £2,500 each year to keep going. The money will go towards the training of two new responders and towards extra oxygen needed at emergency call-outs.

Bourne Pool has been operated and maintained since 1990 by the Bourne Outdoor Pool Preservation Trust. The near Olympic size outdoor heated pool in which there a few left in the Country.

Deeping First Responders – part of LIVES (Lincolnshire

SSAFA In-service Volunteers

responders are on board, will have a team of ten

Integrated Voluntary Emergency Service) – celebrates its 10th anniversary in December and, once the new

volunteers serving the Deepings area, also including This service exists to help serving and ex serving members Northborough, Langtoft, Deeping St Nicholas and of Her Majesty’s Armed Forces and is operated by active Tallington. caseworkers who are all Volunteers. Their caseload is around 70 per year. This can include a home visit, and manual or computer based work. The cases are then passed To find out more about Deeping First Responders, on to interested service and non service charities that will call Helen on 01778 344330. also help ex serving members. Telephone: 01780 783613 | November 2011

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COMMUNITY

Solar energy for Secondary School Academy secondary school Arthur Mellows Village College at Glinton is outstanding, not just as an engaging and inspirational place of education for its 1500 students, but also by being at the forefront of renewable energy too.

During the recent summer break, the school employed solar

to the school’s flat roof. Manor Solar MD, Mark Cawood,

specialists, Manor Solar, to install PV panels to the school

explained, “This is the first installation of this kind of PV

building, providing a clean source of renewable energy

panel in the UK. It has come into the market to meet the

for a proportion of the school’s energy needs. The project

needs of older buildings. They are light-weight which suits

is the latest in a series of new construction and ongoing

roofs with a low distributed roof load requirement and the

refurbishment works to improve the school building. The

simple snap-on mounts shortens the project time for large

firm’s sister company, Manor Roofing, has completed

rooftop solar installations significantly.”

extensive re-roofing works in the school’s main block to improve insulation levels and give greater energy efficiency.

Manor Solar first laid a reflective roofing membrane that is part of the Solar Energy system and is designed to boost

Gary Wentworth, Project Manager at Arthur Mellows Village

the PV panels’ light collection technology by refracting

College told us, “The school is trying is to improve its

additional light off the roof surface. The 20 PV panels,

green credentials and solar panels means we can produce

which are backed by a 25-year guarantee, are installed

our own clean renewable energy and help to reduce the

in an area of the roof with the least shade and close to

school’s Carbon Footprint. The system’s energy monitoring

where the 4000 TL inverter is housed. They generate an

tool will also be used as a lesson resource in subjects such

estimated 3365Kw, which is the equivalent to the energy

as science, geography and design and technology to teach

used by a 4 bedroom house. The school has direct access

our students about sustainable energy using a working

to an online monitoring tool, which will allow students and

example of renewable energy in action.”

the facilities management team to monitor its renewable energy performance.

The installation took a total of just two days to complete, using solar panels that snap together on mounts fixed

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COMMUNITY Stamford Christmas Festival is once again being held throughout the streets of Stamford town centre between 10am and 4pm on Sunday 11th December. Now a nationally recognised event bringing a footfall of 150,00 to the town; it raises the profile of our businesses, restaurants, hotels and retail outlets, increasing sales and revenue for the local economy. Support for this remarkable Community Event is being

stalls and exhibit their goods and services on the

sourced 100% locally this year, previously relying on

day. The other half of the budget is being sourced

successful bids for government and lottery grant

from local and regional businesses, some already

funds which have in the past meant such events

on board have seen how this annual event benefits

as Festival of History, Stamford Feast and previous

them year on year including Waitrose, Cummins

Stamford Christmas Festival’s could be run with some

Generator Technology, Stamford Endowed Schools,

security. Such grants have now dried up and without

New College Stamford, Watson Mitchell, Taylor

core funding from SKDC this year such events will

Amusements, Stamford Town Partnership, Stamford

only go ahead if they are funded from local sources.

Town Council and new to the town North Shoes. But

Half of the cost comes from 150 traders who hire

the Stamford Christmas Festival still needs more!

Fun 2 Dance

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Grasmere Farm Traditional Butchers At Grasmere Farm Traditional Butchers, we use quality pork from our own farm situated just down the road at Deeping St James. We pride ourselves in sourcing locally produced Lamb, Poultry and 21 day matured Beef.

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1.5kg Chicken Fillet £10.00 Any 4lb of Grasmere Sausages £10.00 3lb Diced Casserole Steak £10.00 4lb Grasmere Pork Chops £10.00

Coming soon... Grasmere Ready Meal Range!! Don’t forget Christmas!

With Christmas just around the corner, don’t forget to call into either of our shops and talk to our helpful, friendly staff about your Christmas meat!

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COMMUNITY

DEEPINGS RUGBY UNION F.C. YOUR INVITATION TO JOIN DEEPINGS RUFC...

We are now recruiting Mini & Junior Players, ages 6 to 16. Mini training ages 6 to 12 - Sundays 10am-12 noon Junior training and fixtures please contact the club via: web: www.deepingsrufc.co.uk email: club@deepingsrufc.co.uk tel: 01778 345228 In no other sport will you find so much rivalry on the pitch and such good friends off it, welcome to Deepings Rugby Union Football Club Telephone: 01780 783613 | November 2011

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NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT, is set in its own grounds in the idyllic village of Baston, Lincs. A truly warm welcome awaits you regardless of the occasion or event. We cater for Weddings, Christenings and other family events as well as having conference facilities, a wonderful beer garden and a much improved kids play area.

The Baskervilles Hotel, Bar and Restaurant Refurbished Rooms

We have 9 newly refurbished, en suite rooms including the stunning Bridal Suite. From family rooms to single occupancy we can cater for most requirements.

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Our restaurant, also completely refurbished and now under the guidance of Head Chef Karl Turner, is fast gaining a wonderful reputation for quality and innovation. Why not try our Kangaroo steaks or the “Bird in a bird in a bird” meal to share during shooting season. Complimenting the restaurant is our traditional bar. Full of character (and characters) we stock a wide range of real ales as well as the usual bar fayre.

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Beautiful Gardens

The beer garden is the idyll spot to while away those long summer nights. Surrounded on 3 sides by our amazing vine covered gazebo, character abounds. Our Carp pond is the perfect centre point, filled by a babbling brook from a mini waterfall and shaded in the evening by our very own Pear tree. With piped music to set the mood it’s a wonderful feature of the hotel. On the other side of the beer garden is the best bit of all; a large, secure play area for kids. With climbing frames, swings, a slide and lots of open lawn, the kids will be more than happy to play for hours while the Mums and Dads enjoy the peace and quiet.

Here at The Baskervilles we have it all. From creating the perfect wedding day, the Christening of your new pride and joy, birthday celebrations, gala dinners, Superleague Darts and more formal conference facilities. Our staff are here to help. We hope you have a pleasant time and we look forward to seeing you again soon.

Main Street, Baston, Peterborough, PE6 9PB

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WILL MY HOME BE SOLD TO FUND MY CARE?

With the subject of funding Long Term Care being the latest political hot potato, it is more difficult than ever to understand the situation as it currently stands. It has long been agreed that the funding of Long Term Care, which currently forces 70,000 people every year to sell their home, is an issue of considerable concern. The truth is, if the total value of your wealth, including your home, exceeds £23,250 (in England), you will have to meet the costs of your own residential care in full. These costs could escalate to more than £30,000 per annum and could see a sizeable estate wiped out in a very short space of time – not quite what you envisaged through years of saving perhaps.

The good news is you have a choice By arranging your legal affairs, you can plan and protect your home and wealth and ensure you pass as much as possible to your loved ones in the fullness of time. Collective Legal Solutions have already helped many concerned home owners in Stamford, The Deepings, Bourne and Rutland gain peace of mind. For more information without obligation, contact us on 0800 110 5221 quoting reference 9793.

IF I CAN’T WHO WILL? Q. What will happen if I can’t manage my own financial affairs due to accident or illness? A. Joint assets (including bank accounts) can be frozen and property cannot be sold, leaving loved ones extremely vulnerable.

Q. So what would my family need to do? A. A lengthy, costly and intrusive court process will follow. In the interim, your spouse/family may be left in limbo, without access to funds whilst the bills pile up.

Q. What’s the solution? A. By planning for such scenarios in advance, you can put the appropriate legal measures in place to have your spouse/ family take over the running of your affairs with minimum fuss, expense and delay. The simple step of creating a Lasting Power of Attorney will save time and money and will allow you to appoint those you trust to help at a time of need.

“We all know how important it is to plan for the future. Having a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)… in place should be as common and natural as making a Will. It ensures that a person of your choosing will be able to manage your affairs should you lose capacity, be it as a result of dementia, mental illness or an accident.” Jack Straw, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice

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HEALTH, HAIR & BEAUTY

All About Hair Now that winters approaching there’s no better time to get your hair in shape after the summer. I’ve been out to find the top products to help you transform your locks for the winter season… Babyliss Ceramic Straightening Brush Using your heated straightners too much, why not try the new Ceramic Straightening Brush from Babyliss. Now you can get the straight hair you want without as much damage. Just take a small section and clamp the brush down then use the same process as a normal blow dry brush. The ceramic bristles help straighten and smooth the hair whilst using a ¼ of the heat than your normal heated straightners. Available from Boots RRP £11.22

Batiste Coloured Dry Hair Shampoo Dry hair shampoo is one of my all time favourite products when I just don’t have the time to wash my hair. Now my favourite brand batiste has brought out 3 new hint of colour dry shampoos for light/blonde, light brown and medium/ dark hair. Simply spray all over and say bye-bye to greasy hair, it even leaves your hair smelling gorgeous. Available from Boots RRP £2.99

Morrocanoil You may have already heard about the mad craze for Moroccanoil, its a argan oil treatment for hair that helps to tame, soften and smooth the driest strands whilst strengthening weak hair and adding shine - with only a few drops. It also gives your hair essential nutrients and relieves itchy scalp. Just apply a small amount to hair after washing and then dry your hair as usual, the results will leave your hair feeling like silk! A small bottle start at £12.95, but a little goes a long way! You can find the whole Morrocanoil range at Melanie Richards Hair Boutique (next to the Rivergate Centre).

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HEALTH, HAIR & BEAUTY So it’s time to start thinking about the party outfit for the festive season. Not far behind ‘What am I going to wear? is usually, I need to shape up. So this month we bring you some ideas on burning up those extra calories. • Walk the dog, or borrow a friends dog, and walk faster than you usually

would. Alternate faster walking with a gentle pace to raise your heart rate.

• Dust off your bike and pop to the shops for your Sunday paper. • Book a badminton court and persuade a few friends to join you. • Spring clean your house for an hour....two birds with one stone! • Tidy up your garden. • Learn to play squash or racketball – a perfect indoor sport for the winter months.

Ever surprised how many calories there are in your lunch, snack in the car or after work drink? Well, it’s time to swap a few favourites for something lighter but still lovely!

FAVOURITE SWAP FOR Chocolate Chip Cookie A banana Ready Salted Crisps A handful of nuts or plain popcorn Mozzarella & Tomato Panini

Jacket potato with cottage cheese & salad

Drinks: Latte with whole milk

Latte with skimmed milk

Orange Juice & Lemonade

Orange Juice & Soda

Gin & Tonic

Ask for a long slimline tonic

White Wine

Mix with soda

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• Swap sugar for sweetener • Drink water through the day - thirst can be confused for hunger • Eat breakfast to kick start your metabolism Telephone: 01780 783613 | November 2011

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HEALTH, HAIR & BEAUTY

HYPNOTHERAPY FOR MOTIVATION We live in a fast paced 24/7 society & sometimes in our personal & professional life we are looking for motivation to achieve our goals. Using professional hypnosis for motivation is becoming a popular choice for individuals & corporate companies. There are several main principals behind using hypnosis for motivation, and the most important is to achieve control over the conscious mind. It can be extremely difficult to set goals and aspirations when your mind is wandering and you’re not fully “connecting” in the current moment. In a typical bespoke therapy programme, we will work on techniques developing your relaxation, concentration & visualization skills as these are the basic foundations for more advanced techniques. Once you’ve managed to attain a state of relaxation you’re ready to move onto the visualizations.... This will vary for whatever your goals & desires are, however the basis is to get familiar with the feeling that achieving the goals would bring about & the feelings you need to utilise to get the required action. So let’s say your goal is to run a marathon...... an effective visualization would be to go over the entire race from start to finish & to experience first hand what it will feel like in it’s entirety....when you finally reach the finish line and see your loved ones cheering and proud....REMEMBER the SECRET here is that through hypnosis/unconscious mind we get you to REALLY think about how you want to feel throughout the race to increase your motivation in abundance.

This is only one of numerous possible scenarios of using hypnosis for motivation.....If your goals are business orientated then we would work on you visualizing yourself as CEO or other high ranking member of the company, maybe conducting board room meeting....utilising the powers of hypnosis....getting you to imagine yourself feeling confident, effective, charismatic and ambitious. SO...if YOU want to master the art/techniques of hypnosis...... contact me now to arrange your FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION to discuss my therapy training session/programme at no obligation......

My name is Lorraine Lester, Clinical Hypnotherapist/ Psycho-Analytical Therapist/NLP Master Practitioner. Daytime/Evenings appointments available at my full time practice at The Deepings Centre, 2 Douglas Rd, Market Deeping, PE6 8PA

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Minx your nails to the MAX The latest in nail art is here! Jane Rawlinson, the owner of The Beauty Spot at Sunnyside House, Elsea Park, Bourne, is now offering the greatest craze in nail fashion and her clients are going mad for it. So, I decided to find out what all the fuss was about, and as I was going off on holiday, I opted to have a pedicure and Pink Minx nails. Jane explained that the process takes about one hour, however the nails last for up to an average of 6 weeks. The transformation is amazing and the fact that you do not have to worry about your nails for weeks is an absolute bonus for me, as I just never have the time. I was not only pleased with the result, but I was very impressed with the service and the extent of the other treatments available. Jane does facials, massages and make-up, she uses the botanical range – Arbonne, which is made from natural ingredients and has amazing results for young and older skin.

The Beauty Spot is offering Scene readers a full set of Minx Nails at the discounted price of £20 (usually £25), until the end of December, so book yours now! Call Jane on 07772 474330 Heidi X

All clients will have their feet checked & washed by a member of staff before every treatment. This is to ensure we keep the highest standard of hygiene. The tanks have 2 separate UV filteration systems & filter the water 3-4 times in a 15 minute session, so each client has fresh clean water.

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The British Osteopathic Association’ warns parents and teachers to think about the effect of heavy school bags on children’s health. For the recent Back Care Awareness week, the British Osteopathic Association is calling for parents and teachers to consider the health implications of small bodies carrying heavy school bags. Heavy bags can put pressure on the discs between the vertebrae which can cause long term back pain in small and still-developing bodies and children can suffer muscular pain, headaches, tingling and numbness in the arms and legs and even mobility problems. Children should never carry more than about 15% of their own body weight. Parents can help by packing their children’s rucksacks and making sure that the heavier items are nearer to the child’s back. Heavier items on the outside of the bag tend to throw out the child’s centre of gravity out of balance, which leads to bad posture and increases the chances of them straining their back.

Michael Oldfield BSc(Hons)Ost, GOsC Registered Osteopath, BMAS member 1 hour consultation; £32.00, 1/2 hour treatment; £30.00

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REVIEW

VW Passat Estate Tim Barnes-Clay, Motoring Writer www.carwriteups.co.uk Twitter:carwriteups

Until fairly recently the estate

As well as an elegant new look on the inside and out the

car

ugly

Passat can be specified with Automatic Distance Control

one out of the family. It was the

(ADC) that can instinctively slow the car to a halt should

unwritten rule that its saloon and

it encounter traffic. In addition, the VW can be fitted with a

hatchback siblings would be better

fatigue detection system that monitors the driver’s inputs

looking.

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recommend a break if required.

to the new Volkswagen Passat.

They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and in my eyes the latest Passat Estate is more appealing than the saloon. But it’s not all about appearance because the VW is also a practical, refined, comfortable and economical car to drive. Indeed, the Passat is established as a firm favourite with UK buyers, with over 600,000 examples having found homes here since it arrived on the scene in 1973. The seventh generation Passat is the most advanced iteration yet with every model fitted with special sound insulating windscreen glass and new sound deadening materials to make it one of

Of course, improving safety in cars is vital, but developing cleaner, greener engines is equally important to motor manufacturers - and VW is no exception. That’s why the German company’s diesel engines are now badged as BlueMotion products (why not GreenMotion?) and they are equipped with battery regeneration and Stop/Start systems as standard. The result is that the Passat, on test here in SE 2.0 TDI 140 PS DSG guise, is capable of 54.3 mpg and emits only 135 g/km CO2. That’s pretty good going when you consider the car is fitted with a six-speed auto gearbox (with very handy flappy paddles behind the wheel).

the quietest cars in its class.

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Alright, the 2.0 litre 140 PS (138 bhp) engine isn’t the

I had the car. And on the short trips to school and nursery

quickest, but the Passat I had felt solid, well-built and

the decent turning circle on the Passat came in handy when

fast enough for purpose. I couldn’t stop praising it when I

chucking U-turns in narrow streets.

lifted the tailgate. The load area is vast and it swallowed up everything I needed to chuck in – and more. It’s an ideal car

I can’t believe I’ve been so enthusiastic about an estate car.

for a family – and as a dad of two young children I felt this

I must be getting old. But, believe me, if you have a family

might well be a motor I’d choose to buy – if I didn’t already

and you’re in the market for a substantial, comfortable, well

have a perfectly decent Audi A4 Avant. Actually, the Audi I

screwed-together, economical, load-swallower then the new

own is a 2003 model and the boot is nowhere near the size

VW Passat Estate is a car to add to your list of test drives.

of the latest Passat’s! Tim Barnes-Clay is a member of the Midland Group of The VW is perfect for long-distance commutes or short

Motoring Writers.

school runs. I never felt tired behind the wheel, despite

Follow Tim on Twitter at: www.twitter.com/carwriteups

driving up and down the M6 several times over the week

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Max speed: 129 mph 0-62 mph: 10 secs Combined mpg: 54.3 Engine: 1968cc, 4 cylinder, 16v turbo diesel

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Good looking 4 Solid 4 Economical 4 Comfortable 4 Not the quickest 6

Max. power (bhp): 138 at 4200 rpm Max. torque (Ib/ft): 236 at 1750 rpm Max. towing weight (braked) 1800 kg CO2: 135 g/km Price: £25,180

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HOME & GARDEN

Garden Scene By Joseph Whitehead www.gardenwiseadvice.com

With the chilly days now upon us our gardens retreat into winter dormancy; that’s if the heat wave we are experiencing as I write this has not continued! Contrary to popular belief, leafing through seed catalogues in front of a warm fire is not the only job on the list during the winter months, so don’t hang your gardening gloves just yet!

HEADS FRONT AND CENTRE! With limited rations of colour and flower, winter wonder can be sort in the form of attractive stems and seed heads, and with a sparkle of icy frost they can bring beauty to any winter garden.

7 Winter Treats 1. Eryngium giganteum Silvery blue thistle known as ‘Miss Willmotts’ ghost, a wintry look even in summer. 2. Dipsacus fullonum Our native teasel, fine architectural seed heads much loved by gold finches

JOBS FOR THE MONTH

Kitchen garden

Ornamental garden

• If you have a glass house, cold frame or cloche keep that fresh salad coming and sow winter varieties of lettuce, eg ’Winter density’ or ‘Frosted curls’. • Clear remaining debris from your plot and continue soil cultivation. • Plant new bare root fruit and any ornamental trees as soon as they arrive. • Finish planting garlic in situ or into modules if the ground is to wet. • Spray peaches and nectarines against peach leaf curl.

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In exposed sites prune back roses to prevent wind rock. Rake up all your leaves and heap up turning the pile once or twice through next year to make your own fabulous leaf mould. Great time to plant tulips to reduce the risk of fugal disease. Prune plants that bleed during the growing season like, Acers, Walnuts, fig and vines. Check tree guards are in place to prevent rabbit damage.

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3. Phlomis russeliana All the Phlomis have great whorls of seed heads that stand well against cold weather. 4. Echinacea purpurea Dazzling in flower and graceful in death. 5. Solidago gigantean Arching stems, add a touch of class! 6. Stipa gigantean All grasses give that great extra element of movement. 7. Sedum ‘Hertstfreude’ With wide flat seed heads all sedums stand well and look great with a touch of frost.

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our homes – some people just have more than others. Keeping your home free from clutter is no easy task but it can be done and it can be maintained. Living in a de-cluttered, well organised space can help to bring peace and harmony to your home and can instantly improve your lifestyle…

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Time to de-clutter? What is clutter? Clutter can consist of many different things. It can be:• things that you haven’t used for years, but keep hold of ‘just in case’. • impulse purchases that you cost so much, you just have to hold on to them. • an expensive item of clothing that you have only worn once, or not at all! • old make-up and dried up pots of nail varnish. • hordes of empty jam jars that ‘might’ come in useful one day. • broken objects that you ’will’ get round to fixing soon. • unwanted presents. This list goes on, but basically clutter is really anything that you do not use, need, wear, refer to or like.

Effect of clutter We often find ourselves overwhelmed by the amount of excess baggage we have managed to accumulate over time, and in some cases this can affect how we feel about our home. Living in an unorganised mess can have a diverse effect on how we operate throughout the day – not being able to find a clean work shirt or the car keys when you are already running late can often lead to feelings of stress and not being in control.

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By Sue Hessom Tidy Interiors 01476 564035 or 07540612143 www.tidyinteriors.co.uk

If you have allowed clutter to build, your home will no longer be the place where you can recharge your battery and relax; it will start to feel oppressive and depressing and before long you avoid being there and having people round.

Dealing with clutter Tackling clutter can seem an impossible task if you don’t know where or how to start. The first step is to assess the amount of clutter you have. If you are a compulsive hoarder then you may find it easier to call in the professionals. If you just allow clutter to take over specific rooms or areas of your home, then it really is a matter of being more organized and stricter on yourself and your family. Before starting your task, have allocated areas for the items you are throwing/

shred

it!

recycling. It will be easier if you can place the items straight into cardboard boxes or black bags labeled charity shops, car boot, eBay etc. as this avoids any opportunity for second thoughts. Start in one room. Allow yourself at least a day. Decide where you are going to start and work methodically. Be sensible and understand that it will take time. With every item that you pick up ask yourself the following questions - Do I need this? Do I use this? Do I like this? As you decide what you want to keep and remove you may go through different emotions of relief and guilt– this is normal so don’t let it deter you.

Do’s and don’ts Any sentimental items that you want to keep, package safely and securely before placing in the loft.

through old bills and junk mail. Once you have decided on the things you no longer need, make sure you get them out of the house as soon as possible. Take unwanted items to a local charity shop, or see if any family member or friend wants to take them off your hands. If you want to make some money, go along to a local car boot sale or advertise bigger items in your local paper or community magazine.

Benefits This new amount of storage space you have discovered with be such a change for you, so stay in control by making sure there is a place for everything and everything in its place. If you don’t, you will soon find yourself back in the same situation. Dealing with things as they appear will help to keep your space organized so make sure all family members are behind your efforts. Once you have de-cluttered you will be amazed at the sense of relief it brings. You will feel that you are finally in control of your home again, not the other way around and as a result a more relaxed and welcoming home will appear. And the best thing of all? You will now have a house that almost seems to tidy itself!

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FAMILY SCENE

FAMILY & CRAFT Homework... stuck? The internet has become the first place of choice for many on homework, whether that’s at home, school or in the local library. With a wealth of knowledge out there, where do you start? Here are a selection of useful websites, covering primary through to A Level.

Ideal for Primary & Junior age www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk www.show.me.uk

Ideal for Primary & Secondary www.bbc.co.uk/schools Ideal for 7 years plus www.channel4learning.com www.britannica.com

Advent Calendars The origins of the Advent calendar come from Germany, at least as early as the beginning of the 19th century. The calendar typically counts from the first day of December, as opposed to the start of advent which is on the fourth Sunday before 25 December. If you’re ready to start planning for Christmas, what about testing your creative skills on a homemade advent calendar. Sounds a bit daunting?.....never! Here are some simple ideas, touching on a few popular crafts.

Paper Cones With so many beautiful papers available now, these advent cones can look stunning in super quick time. A punched hole in the back allows you to use string or ribbon to hang the cones.

Socks Get that sock drawer replenished whilst enjoying advent! Fill with sweets, treats, pocket money pressies or even a note promising a treat for the advent season.

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REVIEW

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• Experience with physical disabilities & dementia • Beautiful landscaped gardens • Five Star rated for Food Hygiene • Independently Owned • Varied activities on the social calendar

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MAGICAL MOROCCO Local luxury tour operator Inspirational Travel has recently added Morocco to their growing list of exotic destinations. Here their MD, Steve Daykin, gives the lowdown on the destination.

Morocco enjoys a great climate year round with perfect conditions in Spring and Autumn, high 30’s in the summer

Morocco, situated in North Africa, has an enormous geographical

Although it is only a short-hop away from

and pleasant temperatures in the winter.

the UK (flight time of just 3 hours) it is a

Temperatures vary as you head into

world away culturally. The tradition and

the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas

order of Europe are suddenly swept aside

Mountains and then you experience much

by the colour, vibrancy and excitement of

hotter and dryer conditions in the Sahara.

Africa and Islam, which really wakes the senses.

diversity and a wealth of natural

The standard of accommodation across the country is high and varies from

and man-made assets. Spanning

The country offers some of the most

exquisite Riad’s and stunning boutique

from the coastlines of the Atlantic

diverse cuisine in the world due to

hotels to 5-star resort hotels.

Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea,

centuries of interaction with other

across the towering and rugged

countries – the Spanish, Portugese, Italian

Explore the souks and markets, the

Atlas Mountains to the vast Sahara

and French have all left a mark, whilst the

Kasbahs, the medinas, historical forts

local influence adds much colour and

and ramparts, and the superb architecture

spice.

of the cities, or take to the waters and

Desert, this is a stunning country with a rich culture and history.

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participate in an array of watersports, relax

If you want to escape the

on a beautiful beach, or take in a round or

hectic pace of modern life,

two of golf. The active will enjoy hiking in the

head to the Atlantic port

High Atlas Mountains, which offer a

town of Essaouria, with

variety of hiking paths suitable for all levels.

its stunning ramparts and forts, lively markets, and stunning wide beaches. and heritage, but also offers an abundance

At the crossroads of seas and continents, where the Mediterranean meets the

Agadir benefits from a warm climate year

of outstanding restaurants and interesting

Atlantic and Europe meets Africa, you have

round and offers an endless beach that

nightlife. Both Fez and Meknes are now

Tangier. The city is located just a few

stretches along the Atlantic with its dunes

recognised as UNESCO World Heritage

kilometres across from Spain, making it a

hiding the fascinating city, that combines

Sites.

popular “packaged” holiday destination.

old world charm with modernisation. So whether you are looking for a fascinating

Set between mountain and sea, this is a lively city, renowned as a haven for artists

Movie-star famous Casablanca is the

short-break, a week of winter sun, or a touring

who are inspired by the city’s magic.

largest city in North Africa and the

holiday taking in a variety of i nteresting cities,

heartbeat of Morocco and is renowned for

then Morocco may just appeal.

Marrakesh is a vibrant place to visit and

its architectural beauty. This avant-garde

a must on any itinerary. Situated at the

city mixes modernism and advancements

Example price: just £499 for a 4-night stay

foot of the towering Atlas Mountains the

in technology with tradition and history

at the 5-star Les Jardins de la Medina in

city makes the most of its position and is

to create a unique style. Even the souks

Marrakesh, including return flights from

steeped in history and legend, ablaze with

seem to have benefitted from the march

London and private transfers.

colour, adorned with stunning architecture

of progress! For further details or to book

and filled with wonderful aromas. This is a city where sounds, smells and sights unite

Inland, the great Imperial Cities of Rabat,

simply call 01780 784380 or

gloriously to give an amazing sensorial

Fez and Meknes have you stepping back

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experience.

in time. Each city is steeped in culture

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Fish & Chips GREAT Food GREAT Kids Menu (2 kids under 10 eat free with a full adult meal purchased in the restaurant on Saturdays) GREAT Senior Citizens Offers GREAT Choice of Fish every day GREAT Saver Card Promotion (*Spend £10 or more with us and collect 10 stamps: get £10 off your next meal) *1 stamp for each receipt of £10 or more

The Only Shop in Deeping and One of only Two Shops in Lincolnshire to have

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CHRISTMAS IS COMING Book your lunch or dinner in our

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WHAT’S ON

WHAT ’S ON... 12 NOVEMBER, 8pm THE VIENNA PIANO TRIO TICKETS £16 (£15) Stefan Mendl piano. Wolfgang Redik violin. Matthias Gredler cello. For almost 20 years, the Vienna Piano Trio has been performing regularly in virtually every major music centre in Europe, the Americas, Australia and the Far East. The trio was founded by violinist Wolfgang Redik, cellist Marcus Trefny and pianist Stefan Mendl in 1988. Extensive studies with various highly renowned musicians paved the trio’s way to an international career soon after. In 2011/12 the Trio will be Ensemble in Residence at Wigmore Hall in London. Music by Haydn, Ravel and Beethoven.

16 NOVEMBER, 8pm SOUTHERN TENANT FOLK UNION TICKETS £14 (£12) Southern Tenant Folk Union are a highly acclaimed seven piece folk/bluegrass all acoustic band. With banjo, mandolin, fiddle and harmony vocals they perform with soul and beauty on their murder ballads and tear it up with Hootenanny sawdustkickers; all that plus heartfelt storytelling and their special brand of honest intelligent music. You are in for a fantastic night of entertainment.

29 NOVEMBER, 8pm ICE: ACE DANCE AND MUSIC TICKETS £13 (£11) Six quicksilver dancers perform in a finely polished audio visual installation of movement, music and light. Ice explores the integration of artificial and natural systems, the use of mechanics to extend the body and how our fragility and limitation drives us to enhance and transform.

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WHAT’S ON STAMFORD CORN EXCHANGE Tel: 01780 766455 www.stamford-corn-exchange.co.uk 5 NOVEMBER, 7.30pm Poppy Appeal Band Concert The Royal British Legion & Stamford Brass Stamford Branch of the Royal British Legion was formed on 22 June 1922 and to get its 90th anniversary year celebrations off to a rousing start they will join with Stamford Brass in a Poppy Appeal Band Concert in the Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre on Saturday, 5 November. The concert aims also to mark the annual Poppy Appeal in Stamford with a bang, appropriately for the date, with rousing music with a military interest not only from the two world wars but right up to the present day.

11 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM Ade Edmondson & The Bad Shepherds The Bad Shepherds with Adrian Edmondson play punk songs on folk instruments. Not as a gag, but because they really like the noise. They think the songs are better than people remember. They love folk instruments...and it works! Advanced tickets £17.50 on the door £20.00

18 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM Joe Pasquale - The Pull My Finger Tour Tickets £17.50

19 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM Solid Gold Country Legends Tickets £17.50 Concessions £16.50

26 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM Marty Wilde & The Wildcats Tickets £18.00 Concessions £17.50

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26 NOVEMBER, 9.30-12.30 Craft & Gift Fair Proceeds for Deeping St James in Bloom Priory Church Hall, Church St. Deeping St James To book a table please call Judy Stevens 01778 348859

Send details to: naomi@scenepublishing.co.uk Or call:

01780 783613 BOURNE CORN EXCHANGE

27 NOVEMBER, 10am-4pm Market Deeping Christmas Market

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Market Place, Market Deeping

3 DECEMBER, 7.30pm Serenata present ‘Magnum Mysterium’ An evening of Choral Music for Advent and Christmas. Held in the Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul in Langham, Rutland. Tickets £10, refreshments will be served in the interval and all proceeds are in aid of church funds. Telephone 01572 723533 or 757435 for tickets or further information

4 NOVEMBER 8pm Limehouse Lizzy Plus Support From The Almaboobies £12 advance or £14 on the door, £5 under 16’s www.limehouselizzy.com

5 NOVEMBER, 8.30pm Rob Kingsley – “A Vision Of Elvis” TICKETS £13 advance, £15 on the door

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Bookings now being taken for - Christmas Day £45pp Boxing Day & New Years day Al la Carte menu Throughout December we have - Parties in the Marquee Thurs, Fri & Sat night £25.95pp Christmas Lunches and Dinners (3 courses plus coffee & mince pies) Mon-Sat £21.95pp New Years Eve Party Night Dinner & Entertainment £37pp Bonfire Beer Festival 4th and 5th November Live music Fri night, Sat afternoon & Sat night. Bonfire starts at 6pm on 5th Nov - firework display at 7pm. BBQ - 16 real ales plus ciders and fruit beers. Christmas Craft Fair 20th November 11 - 4pm, free entry. Over 20 stalls!!

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STARTER Homemade soup of the day Fresh handpicked Devon crab and prawn cocktail Homemade chicken liver and cranberry pate with red onion marmalade Caesar salad with our own smoked chicken breast MAIN COURSE Roast local turkey with sage and onion stuffing roast potatoes bacon and sausage rolls and fresh vegetables Spinach, feta and cranberry filo pastry tart with garlic roasted new potatoes and a herb salad Slow roasted blade of beef with horseradish mash, baby spinach, roasted carrots and a burgundy jus Pan seared salmon steak with confit cherry tomatoes, warm green vegetables and a tomato butter sauce DESSERT Christmas pudding with brandy butter Mango and raspberry parfait Caramelised lemon tart with vanilla icecream

Lunches Tuesday-Friday 2 courses for £10

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2012 A Big Year for Your Money Whatever the new-year may bring in terms of the economy and the markets 2012 will be remembered as a big year for your money because the way in which you receive financial advice will change forever. The Financial Services Authority (FSA) have reviewed the market

Financial Advice has never been free – what you pay has always

for financial advice hoping to bring clarity and quality to the fore

been hidden behind commissions, fees and charging structures.

their aims are –

The new rules have led to a shake up of Independent Financial Advisors, a need to gain new qualifications and increase skill levels

• Advisers tell you how much their services cost and

across the board. The FSA’s own figures suggest that as many as

a third of all advisors will leave the industry because of these new

agree with you how much you will pay.

• Advisers who offer you independent advice must consider

all relevant options for you and do so free from any

restrictions (such as working with only a select group of

product providers) or bias (such as being paid by

commission). This makes sure that the advice offered to you

is truly independent and, if it is not, the adviser must clearly

explain to you why not.

requirements leaving many people without access to advice. Faced with the choice to adapt or see our business die, Tancreds have chosen to qualify at the highest level possible. Invest in training our people and give the best possible advice to our clients. As a result of this commitment we are now the first advisors in the Deepings to achieve the coveted Chartered Firm status.

• You will receive advice from competent, trained professionals

So if you are left high and dry by the changes in the financial

who subscribe to a code of ethics ensuring they act with

market, and want truly independent, unbiased, high quality,

integrity and treat their customers fairly

and transparent advice give us a call on 01778 342291.

104 Church Street | Market Deeping | Peterborough | PE6 8AL | Tel: 01778 342291 or 01778 341490 | Email: nick.ash@tancreds.co.uk Tancreds LTD are authorised & regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Reg No: 472792 Telephone: 01780 783613 | November 2011

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Films this month Johnny English Reborn, PG Out on 7 October Rowan Atkinson returns to the big screen in the

Hailee Steinfeld At just 14 years old, this American actress began acting at the young age of eight in a number of small films including She’s a Fox and Heather: A Fairy Tale. She is most well known for her recent, academy award nominated, role as Mattie Ross in the film True Grit, from which she was picked from 15,000 girls. Hailee has recently been cast in an adaptation of Romeo and Juliet, in which she will play Juliet Capulet, and was announced as the new face of Miu Miu (a fashion brand from the Prada fashion house) in May 2011.

sequel to Johnny English. In his latest quest, he must stop a group of international assassins from getting rid of a world leader and causing worldwide chaos - be assured that the typical Johnny English comedy can be expected.

Paranormal Activity 3, 15 If you enjoyed the first two Paranormal Activity films, then hopefully the third won’t disappoint. Set eighteen years before film one and two, it takes place when Katie and Kristi were children, when they are first confronted by the evil spirit haunting them in the first and second movies. Out 21 October.

The Help, PG-13 Based on the 2009 novel by Kathryn Stockett, this film follows a young white woman, Eugenia “Skeeter” Phelan, and her relationship with two black maids during the Civil Rights era in the USA. Skeeter writes a book from the point of view of the maids, known as The Help, which reveals the extent of the racism received by them. The film is set in the early 1960s and stars Emma Stone. Out 28 October.

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