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What is your agent doing for you? Call Comptons now on 01778 343417 for your free valuation Comptons ‘SPORT FOR ALL’ works for Market Deeping Cricket Club Make sure your club is a member and do NOT miss out on new club funds Steven Compton of Comptons Property Agents presents a cheque for £100.00 to Simon Gillett, Chairman of Market Deeping Cricket Club. The first of many donations that Comptons and the Cricket Club hope to achieve through their membership of Sport For All. CALL NOW FOR YOUR FREE MEMBERSHIP PACK TODAY!

Helping your sports club Free membership to join the Comptons ‘Sport for all’ campaign, where along with all other sporting clubs in the area, we will work together to raise much needed funds. So for every home listed for sale with Comptons that was introduced by your club members or even non-members, Comptons will donate £100 to your club funds on completion of the sale of the property. Call now to receive your free membership pack.

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Deeping Agricultural Show & Country Fayre Saturday & Sunday 5th/6thth June 2010

The Showground, Stamford Road, Market Deeping, Lincs Show Jumping • Cattle • Sheep • Dog Show • British Driving Society • Imps Motor Cycle Display Team • Dave the Clown • Keith Downs Magician City of Coventry Corps of Drums • Cyril the Squirrel Exhibition Marquee WI • art • displays • photography • model clubs • schools • competitions • rural industries /demonstations Good catering and bars • Trade stands • Shopping mall • Vintage displays The show welcomes International Town Criers who have come for their Annual competition sponsored by Market Deeping Town Council on Sunday 6th June.

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Come and see Worcester Bosch’s biggest demonstration lorry at the Deepings Show (June 5th and 6th) with working solar panels, heat pumps (ground, water and air) gas and oil boilers.

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Rotary Club impressed by youth speakers Kudret Baki and Medi Walji from The Voyager School, and Sam Miller and Sarah Forster from The Deepings School, each gave a prepared talk to a panel of judges and some 50 Rotarians and their wives. Runners up Kudret, Sam and Sarah each received £25, and the winner, Medi received the Youth Speaks trophy and a cheque for £50. The trophy will now join the one won by his brother in the same competition three years ago! Presenting the prizes, Rotary President Geoff Card, said:

“Not only was this a very close competition, but it was also a pleasure to meet young people who are such good ambassadors for their schools.”

Rotary Club of the Deepings... Stroke Awareness Day 174 people had their Blood Pressure checked outside Rainbow Store in Market Deeping at the annual Rotary Stroke Awareness Day Of these: 1 person was referred to her GP on Monday; 2 people were referred for urgent follow up appointments; 16 people were referred for routine GP follow up appointments; 2 people were referred for GP Practice Nurses check; 3 people were referred for an Annual Review; 1 person was recommended to attend smoking cessation. My thanks once again to all the local nurses who came and supported us, by taking blood Pressure, and to the Rotarians who turned out to do the administration. Thanks for their help, to the Red Cross, and also to Ricky Fox for the loan of their caravans.

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All change at ‘Baby You’ After much consideration and seven years of happy trading we have sadly decided to say goodbye to ‘Baby You’. The shop is now closed for refurbishment, and in early June it we will re-open as a PANDORA ‘shop in shop’. Instead of being Stamford’s home to PANDORA we shall be bringing ‘YOU AND BEYOND’ to this new location, where we will be able to offer a wider range of exciting charms and jeweller y. Look out in the local press and radio for more details of our opening day. Thank you so much to all our valued customers and we hope you will continue to suppor t us fur ther, in our new venture. Liz & Les Stevenson

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A DATE FOR YOUR DIARY. . . 26th June 2010

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The annual Rose & Sweet Pea Show and Garden Fete, dating back to 1912, will take place in the Vicarage Garden and in the Priory Church, Deeping St James. The event includes a competitions for displaying a variety of exhibits from a single rose to a vase or bowl of Sweet Peas, as well as awards for fruits and vegetables and cake baking. There are also competitions for children including making a robot from recycled materials to designing a theme park ride. Entries, however, are limited to residents of the Deepings, those on the Priory Church electoral role and members of the Priory youth and children’s groups. An added attraction this year will be a Deepings in Bloom award for the most innovative planting in an unusual container (see opposite page) Sword and Country Dancing Bourne Grammar School Jazz Band Crowning of the “2010 Rose Queen” Stalls Grand Prize Draw Gates open at 1pm and you can find more information, including the full list of competitions, on roseandsweetpea@dsj.org.uk. Come along on the day and you will be assured of a BIG welcome! For more details contact: Garden Fete – John Marsh: 01778 347330 horticultural Show – Richard Gamman: 01778 344926

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Deeping St James pushes the boat out for ‘in Bloom’ competition Deeping St James is entering the East Midlands in Bloom competition this year, part of the prestigious RHS sponsored Britain in Bloom competition, and the village has well and truly pushed the boat out to launch their entry. "In fact," says Councillor Judy Stevens, "there is more than one boat in our entry this year, with a kayak planted by the Canoe Club and placed on the piece of riverside owned by the Deepings United Charities and another painted and planted by the Scouts and placed on the Car Park at the Deepings Nature Reserve." With residents encouraged to plant an unusual container and enter it into the Rose and Sweet Pea Show (see opposite page), the village, renowned for its attractive gardens is all set to bloom this summer. In fact, such is the enthusiasm for gardening in the village that a book addressing that very subject is to be launched at the Rose and Sweet Pea show where a Flower Festival depicting chapters from the book will take place in the Priory Church on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, 26th and 27th June.The book; 'Gardening in Deeping St James, the story so far...' has been compiled with the help of Deeping St James Local History Society and Deepings Heritage and promises to unveil some previously unknown local horticultural facts. It is beautifully illustrated and a picture of the Rose and Sweet Pea Show dating back to 1912 when all of the village turned up for the show in their Sunday best, takes pride of place.The book will sell for just £2.99 and can be ordered from clerk.dsjpc@btconnect.com Judging for the competition takes place in early July and so all residents are being asked to be extra vigilant in ensuring that the area around their homes is litter picked and weeded. "The Parish Council has undertaken a number of initiatives including the complete redesign of info@scenepublishing.co.uk

the gardens in Manor Way and the smartening up of the parade of shops in Ryecroft Avenue" explains Councillor Judy Stevens "But ultimately we will be judged on how well the whole community embraces this event and so we have been very grateful for the help we have had

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Now in its 19th year the Peterborough Green Festival is all about encouraging local people to do their bit for the environment in a fun way. From green comedy, and eco fashion, to nature walks, picnics, and bike rides, the nine-day event will bring a host of exciting activities and entertainment to the city including a glamorous clothes recycling evening to family-wildlife-fun days to keep children entertained during half term. Much of the Festival is free, and everyone is invited to kick the whole event off in style from 10am on Saturday 29th May for the launch day in Peterborough City Centre. The launch includes games and competitions, creating a wildlife garden in the city centre, meeting Captain Splosh and finding out how you could save £40 on your water bill. After the launch day, fantastic family fun continues

right through until Saturday 6th June including; • Family cycle event on Monday 31st May • Eco-film screenings on Wednesday 2nd June • A ‘Trashion’ Show on Thursday 3rd June • A Green Comedy Night on Friday 4th June • Community Picnic Party on the 5th June • And BBC Springwatch will be coming to Peterborough for the Green Festival finale on Sunday 6th June. The Green Festival has been made possible thanks to support from organic wine producer Cono Sur, Opportunity Peterborough, Riverford Organic Veg, and Peterborough City Green Festival Council. 2010 launches on 01733 Saturday 29th May running 866435.

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Medieval Mania

Last year we had re-enactment from the American Civil war... this year the Deeping Lions are going back even further to the 14th Century and the amazing Medieval times for the Deeping Carnival extravaganza on Saturday 3rd July at John Eve Playing Field! To celebrate the 800th anniversary of the granting of a Charter for the Deepings, the Lions have pulled out all the stops to give everyone a treat.The parade starts at 12.30pm from the Leisure Centre and info@scenepublishing.co.uk

finishes at the John eve Playing Fields at 1.30pm where the fun begins.There will be various stalls and some superb displays throughout the day. Admission is FREE. Would you like to join the parade by entering a ﬂoat? Contact Lion Graham Booth on 01778 380920 or mobile 07790 186062, or any stallholders interested in attending on the day contact Dave Turner on 01778 345898 or at dave.turner100@tiscali.co.uk The Scene June 10

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a solid background - we're accountants, we'd done the maths!" Paul thinks businesses in Peterborough have weathered the recession relatively well. "People have worked hard to reduce costs to save jobs and survive," said Paul. "As the economy picks up we will see fitter, leaner businesses in better shape for the future." "Local knowledge is a valuable asset our clients can call on. Peterborough is an interesting place to operate covering the entire spectrum of business from starts up’s to regional offices of multinationals. We can add value to our client’s business by helping them identify potential pitfalls – our Management Information service for instance gives real time figures which we can overlay on our local knowledge to create an accurate picture which helps forecasting and planning”. 01733 234945 or visit www.winhamhughes.co.uk

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Feeling inspired after the London Marathon? Deafblind UK have 30 guaranteed running places at this years British 10K run on Sunday 11th July 2010, get one of them for just £25! We are currently looking for enthusiastic, willing runners, who would like to experience an achievable race, as well as fundraising for a great cause! If this is you, then we need your help. You may be par t of a work group who want to par ticipate as a team building event, you could ask a couple of your friends or family to par ticipate with you, or you could join us as a solo entr y with an ambition to do it purely for yourself! Whatever your goal - we want to hear from you today! This will secure your place into the run and you will officially be par t of Deafblind UK's running team! In return we ask that you wear a Deafblind UK T-shir t / vest during the run. Raising additional sponsorship is optional and welcomed. We offer fantastic suppor t to all of our runners, For an entr y form and fur ther information on this event, call Lorraine on 01733 358100, or visit: www.deafblind.org.uk/fundraising. info@scenepublishing.co.uk

Cinema Releases

4.3.2.1 – Release Date: June 02nd After directing his first rather successful project ‘Adulthood’ here in the UK, Noel Clarke returns to his directing seat to take on his next motion picture, the strangely titled ‘4.3.2.1’. As well as directing this film he also wrote it and as well as this he stars in it!, so it is clear to me that his heart and soul is in the movie, so I just hope it is as good as he wants it to be. Spanning over two cities four girls destinies intertwine as they all relate to a diamond theft that has just happened, that is all your getting for now, as I don’t want to give too much of the plot away before its release. Killers – Release Date: June 16th From the director that bought us ‘The Ugly Truth’ and ‘21’ he has now returned to hopefully save Ashton Kutcher’s steadily declining career, after his terrible performance in ‘What Happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas’.The story tells of a woman who is abroad on holiday, once there she promptly finds the man of her dreams Spencer Aimes (Ashton) as soon as this happens they tie the knot and get married. Once they move back to their home in the states, events turn bad as their next door neighbours just so happen to be hired assassins, paid to kill the couple.The married couple don’t take this threat likely; they actually retaliate and fight to defend themselves, interesting. So with a combination of comedy, action, and thriller I am predicting this film to be some- what similar to the 2005 smash hit ‘Mr and Mrs Smith’ will it be as memorable? I sure hope so!

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Invictus – Release Date: June 14th Clint Eastwood is easily one of my favourite directors in the world, his pasts work include ‘Changeling’ as well as ‘Gran Torino’ both outstanding motion pictures. After being Imprisoned for 27 years, Nelson Mandela (Morgan Freeman) is finally released, once released he is quick to be elected for president, when this happens he notices that his people are divided, what does he do to unite the people together in his country? He does the impossible, he gets the South African rugby team to the Rugby World Cup Championships. With an amazing combination of Matt Damon (acting as Ruby player ‘Francois Pienaar’) and Morgan Freeman you will find yourself watching this film again and again. By Andrew Dex

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News from Werrington Library Ever wondered what to cook on the barbie apart from beef burgers? Come down to the Library and find books full of recipes that you can use outside whilst you’re trying to perfect that par ty food. Why not borrow a CD to get you in the mood? Children’s Half Term Events Wednesday 2nd June KS2 Adventure 2pm-3pm Friday 4th June Green Balloon 11am-12noon ‘After School Group’ called CodeX has been launched for our younger members who are aged between 7 and 12 years. The next group meeting will be on 1st June from 3.30pm to 4.30pm.Give us a call for more information, or come along to the group to join in. Calling all teenagers, please contact the library if you would like to be part of a Teenage Reading Group. Watch this space! Exciting news to come in the next bulletin so please don’t forget to read the libraries section in the next issue! If you need to contact Werrington library please call 01733 864282. If you want to renew your books you can also do this online at www.peterborough.gov.uk or through our 24hour automated number 08458 505606.

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Werrington Scout and Guide Carnival – June 26th and you are all invited! The Werrington Carnival is organised by a sub-committee of Werrington Scout and Guide Council, who raise money for the upkeep of the Scout and Guide headquarters. The Carnival starts at Wells Close in Werrington at 12.45pm, where the judging of the costumes and floats takes place at 1pm. The Parade is then formed and commences at 1.30pm for the hourlong walk through the village, ending at Werrington Primary School on Amberley Slope. There you will find lots of stalls, there will also be an arena where the marching bands, dance groups and other entertainment takes place, including Fidgety Feet and a walking jazz band, who are not to be missed! Once the Carnival is over, there is more family fun with a hog roast and a disco at Werrington Village Centre, which is open to everyone. Tickets are £8 for adults and £4 for children. This includes the hog roast with salad (vegetarian option available) and disco. Please supply your own drink. Tickets can be obtained from Tim Pond on 01733 701925 or Nigel Green on 01733 576167. If anyone can help in any way, whether it is offers of lorries, equipment or donations the Committee would welcome additional help and ideas. Please contact Tim Pond on 701925 or Julie Cox on 759219.

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Using Essential Oils â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Part 1

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Many people associate aromatherapy with massage and although this is an excellent treatment, particularly where stress or muscular problems are involved, it is not the only way to benefit from essential oils. For many people massage is not possible (e.g. too frail) or not practical (time constraints) or too costly. In some instances, other methods of absorption are more effective. The internal use of essential oils is controversial and prohibited by most professional organisations in the UK. In any case, there are so many others ways of using essential oils, that taking by mouth should be avoided.The only exception to this is mouth washes and gargles, where the oils are not swallowed. Gargling with oils is an excellent way of treating sore throats (one drop each of tea tree and lemon in a tumbler of water, stirred well before each mouthful. Alternatively use sandalwood/roman chamomile). Inhalation is one of the most effective means of using essential oils, both on a physical and emotional level. It is particularly good for respiratory problems.You should not inhale directly from the bottle â&#x20AC;&#x201C; essential oils are highly concentrated and powerful â&#x20AC;&#x201C; but for an instant effect, one or two drops on a tissue work well for headaches, sinus problems and colds(e.g. peppermint or eucalyptus Smithii). Inhaling oils from a bowl of steaming water (not asthmatics) is particularly good for coughs and colds. Using a vaporiser means you can treat several people at once and keep a room healthy, as many essential oils act as air purifiers. Also on a psychological level, oils can be used to treat insomnia or depression. Bathing with oils combines skin absorption with steam inhalation and can be very relaxing.This method can be is helpful for aches and pains, cold and flu, and calming babies and children. Because essential oils are fat soluble, they do not disperse well in water, and are best mixed with a carrier before use. Carrier oils (such as sunflower or grapeseed) are moisturising to the skin, but can make the bath slippery. A plain vegetable based lotion, full fat (whole) milk or honey (good for eczema and psoriasis) can be used. Alternatively,

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you can purchase bath foam bases from aromatherapy suppliers. A single drop of essential oil is sufficient for a baby or young child up to 8 years, but some oils (e.g. lemon, peppermint, and clove) are skin irritants and care needs to be taken with quantities. Prepare the bath to the appropriate depth and temperature before mixing in the oils and ideally stay in the water for 10 minutes or more. Essential oils are powerful and should be used with care. For use

during pregnancy, on babies/sensitive skin and the frail/elderly, before exposure to sunlight, or where there are medical conditions, you should consult a qualified aromatherapist (www.ifpaaroma.org). Make sure you use a reputable supplier; contact the Aromatherapy Trades Council (01473 603630) for a list of members. If you have problems with your skin (dry skin, eczema, acne, psoriasis) why not sample AlvaNatural range of remedies at the Deeping Show on 5th and 6th June. Jayne Stevens (01778 349003) jayne@tjconsult.plus.com info@scenepublishing.co.uk

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The Importance of Being Kennedy by Laurie Graham Harper Perennial £7.99 I love love love this author – she’s hugely underrated. This novel romps along at a fantastic pace – and yet it also provides the reader with great insight into key moments of history. Opening in 1917, the story is told by Nora, the fictitious nanny to the Kennedy clan. We are introduced to JFK, Bobby,Ted and the other Kennedy siblings when they are babies and we watch them grow up during the course of the novel. Set against a fascinating background of the Depression in the USA and the Second World War in the UK, it’s a compelling novel peopled with unforgettable characters. It’s also gently irreverent, extremely funny and very touching. If you like it, you’ll love her previous book, Gone With The Windsors – which took as its focus the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, reported in the fictitious diary of a make-believe friend of Wallace Simpson.

An Elephant in the Garden by Michael Morpurgo Harper £12.99 One of the our greatest children’s authors, Michael Morpurgo’s books appeal across the age divide as they can be read on so many levels. I defy you not to sob your way through War Horse. His new novel, An Elephant in the Garden is a thrilling and moving book featuring an extraordinary animal caught up in a very human war. Set in 1944, it features Elizabeth – her mother works at Dresden zoo and her father is in the German army. Elizabeth adores Marlene, the zoo’s young elephant. But the Director says the animals must be shot in case the zoo is bombed and they run amok. Elizabeth and her mother move Marlene into their back garden…but then the bombs start to fall. It’s mid winter, their home is destroyed, they must flee the city, they must avoid the Russian troops – all this with a young elephant in tow.

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My Bonnie by John Suchet - Harper Collins £18.99 Earlier this year, the nation’s favourite newsreader John Suchet revealed that his beautiful 67-year-old wife Bonnie, the love of his life, is suffering from Dementia. During the past three years he has gone from lover to carer and this moving, painfully honest account describes his loneliness and despair. Written in passionate and vivid prose, Suchet gives voice to both the warmth of the good times and the utter anguish of the bad times. In a series of moving and heartfelt stories, he weaves present day descriptions of life with Bonnie now – with memories of the romantic years they shared together. John personally cared for his beloved wife and for three years he kept her condition secret from all but family and close friends. Last September, however, he made the agonizing decision to move his wife to a full-time care home. This book is brave – at times it’s stark – however, essentially this is a love story; of how devotion and dedication can make something positive and rich of even the hardest times.

Dead Like You by Peter James - Macmillan, £17.99 Peter James is on the UK’s most treasured crime and thriller writers and his Roy Grace detective novels are immensely popular. The author based Dead Like You on a true life case – that of The Rotherham Shoe Man when over 20 women reported rape by a man who then took their shoes. This novel is relocated to Brighton where, after a New Year’s Eve ball, a woman is raped. A week later, another victim. All that links them is that their shoes have been taken. For Detective Superintendent Roy Grace, these new cases dredge up similarities to “Shoe Man” - an unsolved series of crimes resulting in a murder a decade earlier. Could this be a copycat, or has Shoe Man resurfaced? More women are assaulted and Grace becomes convinced they are dealing with the same man. Soon enough, Grace and his team are in a race against time to identify and save the life of the potential 6th victim. I like the character of Grace – he’s a modern police officer; down to earth and dedicated but out of work he’s also a troubled man haunted by the disappearance of his own wife years ago. The author himself is a member of the Sussex Police Rape Prevention Team.

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Summer Workshops hANNAh MONTANA WORKShOP 27th July 10am-3pm Age 5+ Cost £20 Will you be Miley Cyrus or Hannah Montana? Be a pop star for a day!! hIGh SChOOL MUSICAL WORKShOPS 29th July & 10th August 10am-3pm Age 5+ £20 per day Dancing, Singing and Cheerleading fun…Both days will be different so come along to both!! CAMP ROCK WORKShOP 12th August 10am-3pm Age 5+ Cost £20 A workshop based on Disney’s very popular Camp Rock

TU DANSE SUMMER SChOOL- A MUSICAL IN A WEEK! If you love to perform, then this is the workshop for you. Through the week you will have the opportunity to work with professional actors & singers, many who are currently in West End shows, who will be helping you to improve your performance techniques. On Friday evening you will perform for your parents and friends. An intensive but fun way of spending a week of your holidays. Both weeks will be different! 9.30am-5pm Monday-Friday. Performance 7pm Friday Cost £90 per week. (£20 discount if you do both weeks) Age 7-16 - 2nd-6th August & 16th-20th August

Have you ever wanted to be in a musical? Numbers will be limited for all workshops so BOOK EARLY!! £10 deposit secures your place !

Please call Tu Danse Studios on 01733 553830 for further details or download the booking form at www.tudanse.co.uk

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Families Welcome Come along to the new look Golden Pheasant, with its superb dining and great atmosphere On the Green Wheel route

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Sizzling Summer sounds to revive musical memories

The music of Abba is well loved by a wide range of people from the young to the notso-young and the amazing success of the film version of ‘Mamma Mia’ had people singing along to their string of hits all over again in cinemas throughout the countr y. Since it is highly unlikely that the Bjorn Again original group will ever reform (can you imagine what price they could command if they did?), the next best thing is to go to see one of the tribute bands that specialise in performing their music. One of the best of these is the wittily titled Bjorn Again, who perform in the park at Burghley House, Stamford, on the evening of Saturday, June 12. Bjorn Again were originally formed in Australia back in 1988 and have played the music – with a touch of humour of Abba to thousands of fans with more than 3,700 shows in 55 countries to their credit. The suppor t act on June 12 is Cher yl Baker, who many will remember for her work with Bucks Fizz and their ‘80s smash ‘Making Your Mind Up’. The combination of the music of Abba and the delightful setting of Burghley makes for a lovely family summer night out. Bring a picnic and be prepared for a sing-song! Adult tickets cost £28.50 each, tickets for children aged 5-15 cost £15.00 each, while children under 5 go free. Call 01780 752451 to book tickets. Friends of Burghley are entitled to a discount of £2.00 on telephone bookings only. While I never got to see Abba perform back in the day, I did once inter view Bjorn on the telephone during the period I was working for the long-gone music weekly ‘Record Mirror’ from 1976 to 1977. Some of the most consistently creative music of the 1970s came

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from the flamboyant Roxy Music with their suave frontman Br yan Ferr y. I caught the original line up with Brian Eno early in their career at a Cr ystal Palace Garden Par ty and by the time I saw them again at Birmingham, they had taken their sophisticated take on rock right round the world. More recently I saw Brian Ferr y at one of the picnic concer ts held in the grounds of Belvoir Castle, near Grantham, another lovely setting for a summer night. Roxy Magic is the longest-running tribute to Roxy Music and Br yan Ferr y and the group make an appearance at Bourne Corn Exchange on Saturday, July 3 at 8.30pm. The real band were well known for their brilliant musicianship and playing, so this tribute band have a lot to live up to, while their singer, Keith Hackett, emulates the look and sound of the smooth Mr Ferr y. Tickets cost £10.00 in advance and £12.00 on the door (subject to availability) and can be ordered from 0782 803 2241. For fur ther details visit the websites: www.bournecornexchange.co.uk and www.roxymagic.co.uk Enjoy your music! David Brown Bryan Ferry

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Care Costs and Peace of Mind

If you are thinking about care for yourself in old age, or how a relative will be looked after in their old age, one of the main things on your mind is probably how much it will cost for you or them to be looked after if a stay in a care home is required. Although it’s not possible to give a definitive figure, doing some research to give you an educated idea of prices should help you with your financial planning. Knowing where you stand financially will also give you peace of mind. Specialist advisors in later life planning are essential when looking at the financial side of care. A survey published by Saga recently estimated that average care home bills are around £550 a week. The average stay of a person in a care home is four years, so over the average stay costs

could come in at around £114,000 per person. A combination of reliable information and sensible advice will mean that you should be able to arrive at a tailored financial solution that will secure a happy and comfortable future for you and your loved ones. However you should take care – your affairs are unique so you need to work with someone that you trust and who is close to your circumstances to provide a solution that is relevant to your needs. In good quality care planning there is no such thing as one size fits all. If you would like an informal chat about the options available to you or would like us to send you further information on your care options call Tancred on 01778 342291.

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Motoring

VERY LITTLE boy goes through a By motoring journalist, Tim Barnes-Clay stage of liking cars and some, like me, excited would be an understatement. I was off to simply don’t grow out of it. Norfolk in a flash. Much of my car addiction could be down to growing up in Norwich, only a few miles from the After being shown around the Lotus factory and witnessing Evoras being skilfully and lovingly put Lotus HQ in Hethel where THE Bond car of the together by local people rather than robots, I was seventies – the Lotus Esprit S1 was made. The nearest I ever got to seeing my ‘The Spy Who more than itching to get behind the wheel of my 59 plate demo model. I was hooked from the Loved Me’ dream car was on a sponsored cycle moment I set eyes upon it. ride around the Lotus test track for the cubs. Once inside the Lotus Evora 2+2 you soon realise That seemed enough for me at the time, and I that the world’s only mid-engined four-seater soaked up the atmosphere of that windswept is just as former airfield dramatic as as though I its gratifyingly was somehow styled exterior. connected to The front Roger Moore leather seats and his 1977 are very Bond car with comfortable, its ‘underwater’ and touch gadgetry. I was sensitive still giddy from switchgear excitement abound. You’d a few years struggle to later when get all but the the new Turbo tiniest baby Esprit featured seats to fit the in the 1981 FACTS miniscule rear film, ‘For Your seats, but, fair Eyes Only’. Yes, Max speed: 162 mph PROS ‘N’ play to Lotus, looking back, 0-62 mph: 5.1seconds CONS the rear bench that is definitely Combined mpg: 32.5 where my Performance ✓ Engine layout: Mid-mounted, is a useful storage area addiction to Ride and handling ✓ V6 petrol, 3456 cc cars came Looks ✓ Power: 276 bhp @ 6400 rpm and is trimmed from. Fuel economy ✓ Torque: 258 lb-ft @ 4700 rpm in black leather as standard, So, you can Rear seats ✗ CO2: 205 g/km which gives the imagine my Price: £49,875 illusion that the reaction when, car is only a after months of two-seater. The pestering from me, Lotus rang to see if I’d like to test drive their new Evora 2+2 model. And guess boot is even decent enough to fit in two sets of what? The model I was being offered was in white golf clubs. Brilliant! The first thing I noticed about the Evora is how – just like the dream car I’d first clapped eyes well it rides. The 3.5-litre V6 lump is tame in town, on at the Norwich Odeon in 1977. To say I was

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but it’s hard to mask the rich throaty burble of the power waiting to be unleashed. Hit the open roads and the Toyota-sourced powerplant simply pins you in your seat. The 5.1-second 0-62mph time blows you away, yet the Lotus still feels cool, calm and collected. The car’s brakes took me by surprise – they scrub off speed in a blink of an eye and yet the Evora is totally stable under heavy braking and the mid-engined layout gives the car terrific traction. As well as the ability to turn heads and its sheer driving pleasure the Evora’s combined cycle fuel economy figure of 32.5mpg is also something to be admired. In a day driving from Norwich via Lincolnshire to Northamptonshire I got about 28 mpg - not bad considering I played about a little on the 100 mile journey home. The Norfolk based company has done an amazing job on this car. It’s utterly exciting to drive, it draws looks wherever it goes, it feels safe and it is an extraordinarily competent all-rounder. All in all Group Lotus fulfilled my boyhood dreams by letting me drive this beautiful work of art. It’s something I won’t forget for a long time and nor will anyone else who gets behind the wheel of the stunning new Evora. info@scenepublishing.co.uk

Advice & Help Lines Cruse Citizens Advice Bureau Parent Line Victim Support Youth 1st Market Deeping Scouts Deeping Youth Centre Bourne Division Guides Church Methodist Church Open Door Baptist Church Deeping Baptist Church Parish Church of St Guthlac Parish & Priory Church of St James

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Clubs Deeping Friendship Club British Red Cross Centre Deeping St James W I Deeping Snooker Club

Community Buildings Community Centre The Institute, Deeping St James Education Deeping St James C.P School Langtoft Primary Market Deeping County PS The Deeping School William Hildyard Primary School Linchfield County Primary School

Offer support and counselling to all bereaved people Do not suffer through ignorance or the ability to express your needs. Help and advice available on all your rights. Telephone helpline for parents experiencing problems with their children Offers practical and emotional help to victims of crime

01780 751162 08444 994199

Includes Beavers, Cubs and Scouts Open Tues and Weds evenings opportunities for young people Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and also a Senior Section

01778 341089 01778 343097 01778 347298

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Rev Ann Bossingham (ann@bossingham.com) 01778 380566 Church meetings and activities 01778 347011 Rev R C Sanders 01778 346483 deeping_baptist@btinternet.com www.deepingsonline.co.uk/baptist Rev Philip Brent 01778 342237 Rev Sonia Marshall 01778 346420

Social club serving the interests of disabled people 01778 342797 First aid training and event first aid cover 01778 343722 Members take part in a range of activities and outings 01778 343194 Members club taking junior members from aged 14. Call after 7pm 01778 346115

For advice, information, activities for education, social or recreational purposes Rooms for hire

01778 381770

Education for children aged 4-11 years Education for children aged 4-11 years Education for children aged 4-11 years Education for children 11-18 years Education for children aged 3-11 years Education for children aged 4-11 years

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Charities Age Concern Rotary Club The Deeping Lions Club The Deeping Mens Group

Services for the elderly to include Lunch Club, Sunday Club, Day Cars Servicesand Minibus Members use professional skills for the good of the community Part of Lions International. Raising money for deserving causes Charity organisation supplying medical aids, such as Wheelchairs, Scooters and Bath Lifts to the people of the Deepings, free of charge for upto 3 months.

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Sport and Leisure Deeping Leisure Centre Market Deeping Cricket Club Deepings Rugby Union FC Deepings Rangers FC

For club and public use â&#x20AC;&#x201C; swimming Pool, Netball, Tennis, Badminton, Squash, Health and Fitness 2 Adult and 4 Junior teams. Coaching available Rugby training plus Mens and Laidies teams. 3 adult teams, 13 junior teams with qualified coaches .

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3.30pm til late (within 5 mile radius) MR PIZZA’S CAFÉ Mon - Sat: 10am - 2pm Sunday: Closed

TWIN PIZZAS 1. Any two 10” Pizzas (from the set menu) ......... £8.00 2. Any two 12” Pizzas (from the set menu) ....... £10.00 3. Any two 15” Pizzas (from the set menu ........ £12.00

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