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Penny’s Korner Can you believe it, June is almost upon us, yikes half way through the year! June marks the anniversary for when my husband and I moved to Newark 3 years ago. We fell in love with Newark however it’s not been an easy time with road closers and shops shutting. Yet there is still much to love about Newark, the unique Royal Market square, bespoke shops , great places to eat & sit watching the world go by. It’s also easy to hop on a train to Lincoln for an enjoyable change of scene. Lots of work is being done behind the scenes to keep our beautiful towns alive and I feel we must show support by shopping & eating locally be it in Newark or Lincoln. Just sit outside enjoying a drink and take in the beautiful buildings we are surrounded by, plus the bespoke shops and keep in mind, by supporting local businesses we get to continue enjoying our beautiful towns.

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Finance – Short-term or long-term mortgage, which is better for you? 8 Baking – Strawberry & Cream Eclairs 10 Parenting – Encouraging a love of reading 13 Things to do that’s near to you 16 Beauty – Sensational Summer Skin 18 Health – Clean Air Day 20-27 Totally Locally 28 Home Interiors – Seventies Chic 30 Horoscopes – June 2019 32 Gardening – Houseplant Heaven 34 Short Story – The Petrifying Well 36 Great Outdoors, Technology for long summer nights 38 Recipe – Vegetable and Chilli Noodle Bowls 40 Life Begins – Have manners gone for good? 42 History – Midsummer Meanings 44 Motoring – Driverless Cars Explained 46 Puzzles 47 Pets – Four Summer Pet Health Hazards You May Not Have Considered

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Short-term or long-term mortgage – which is better for you? It’s easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer number of mortgage products available, and the trend towards offering non-traditional mortgage terms doesn’t help when you’re trying to decide which loan is best. Banks and building societies are increasingly offering longer-term mortgages lasting 30 or 40 years alongside the ‘standard’ 25-year term with which many of us are familiar. Shorter-term mortgages of 15 years or so are also available, so what are the pros and cons of short-term and longterm mortgages, and which might be better for you? Why choose a short-term mortgage? Short-term mortgages have higher monthly repayments, but you’ll pay considerably less interest overall. If you’re able to put down a large deposit, you don’t need to borrow as much money, which is just one instance where short-term mortgages might be a good idea. An additional advantage is that, if you’ve been able to repay your mortgage sooner than later, the equity in your property will also grow faster. The initial consideration if you’re thinking about a short-term mortgage, however, is whether you can keep up repayments over this period. 6

Can you afford a short-term mortgage? Your monthly budget will dictate whether it’s possible to repay your mortgage over a shorter period of time than the standard term, but you need to be very careful not to overstretch yourself ¾QDQFLDOO\ Also bear in mind the potential interest rate rises in the future, particularly considering the low rates we’ve enjoyed for more than a decade. In other words, the only direction interest rates are likely to go is up, so it might be worthwhile considering mortgage payment protection insurance (MPPI) to cover your repayments if you fall ill or lose your job.

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Use Locally - Issue 74 June 2019 could also look for ‘choose your own adventure’ books, where the story unfolds depending on which paths the reader decides to take.

Encouraging a love of reading According to BookTrust, children who enjoy reading tend to have better literacy skills, increased vocabulary and enhanced general knowledge. Reluctant readers may need some extra help to discover their inner book worm, however. Lead by example Show your child how much you enjoy reading, even if it’s just by ÂżLFNLQJ WKURXJK D FRRNERRN RU burying your head in a magazine. You could also take family trips to the library, give books as gifts and talk to your children about the books you’re both reading. The BookTrust also recommends that parents and children try reading the same book occasionally. You could take turns reading a chapter aloud or you could both read on your own and then discuss what you like and dislike about the book. Let them choose There’s a temptation to guide children towards ‘suitable’ books but try to let your child choose their own. Some may prefer factual books, such as Horrible +LVWRULHV RYHU žFWLRQ 2WKHUV may prefer magazines or short stories that they can dip in and 10

out of. Meet authors Libraries, bookstores and other venues often have visits from local authors, who will give a talk, read an extract from their latest book and answer questions. Search for ‘author’ on www.eventbrite.com or sign up to your library’s mailing list. Many towns and cities now host an annual book festival, which often includes talks by children’s authors. Find your nearest one at www.literaryfestivals.co.uk.

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Picture books for older children Picture books aren’t just the preserve of pre-readers. Series such as ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’, ‘Dork Diaries’, ‘Tom Gates’ and ‘The 13 Story Treehouse’ are illustrated books aimed at children aged around seven to 13. They’re relatively quick reads, which FDQ KHOS WR LQVSLUH FRQžGHQFH Omegas 2PHJD RLOV KDYH ORQJ EHHQ linked with brain power, and new research has found that a combination of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids may improve children’s reading abilities. This research was carried out on behalf of supplement brand Equazen. Children on Equazen’s omega supplements showed a 64% greater improvement in reading comprehension than the group not on supplements. Extra activities Some publishers have websites for young readers. At www.clubs-kids.scholastic. co.uk, for example, you can read interviews with authors, enter competitions and download activities. At www. SHQJXLQ FR XN SXIžQ SDUHQWV can sign up to receive a free downloadable pack of word searches, crafts and other book-inspired activities, and www.penguin.co.uk also has a range of extracts, quizzes and children’s book recommendations. Visit www.booktrust.org.uk for more advice on inspiring a life-long love of reading. By Kate Duggan

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WHO ARE THE CHRISTADELPHIANS? “Who are these Christadelphians?” we hear you say. Let us tell you. They are a community bound together by a common faith in the gospel preached by Jesus Christ and his apostles: and have borne the name “Christadelphian” since the mid-19th century. Their name encompasses in one word the phrase, “brethren in Christ”, a phrase used by the apostle Paul to describe 1st century Christians. [Cf. Colossians 1:20]. Their faith and teaching stem solely from the Holy Bible, which, as the word of Almighty God, they acknowledge as the sole authority on matters of belief and conduct. They do not believe that any of their members, past or present, have received any special revelation, but that it is the Bible alone that is able to bring men and women to a knowledge of the way of salvation through Jesus Christ. [CF. 2 Timothy 3:15]. There has been a Christadelphian community in Newark for over 168 years, and they now meet in their own hall in Cliff Nook Lane, off Appleton gate, NEWARK, NG24 1LY. On Sunday evenings, commencing at 5.15pm, where the first century Christian gospel is preached, and Bible teaching on aspects of behaviour is examined. You are warmly invited to join us. In addition you may wish to log on to our international website: www.thisisyourbible.com. 12

JUNE TALKS 2nd June Speaker Mr. D Harvey Subject: Christ in the Old Testament 9th June Speaker Mr. J Thorpe Subject: Sun, Moon and Stars 16th June Speaker Mr. R Walding Subject: The Soul - what the bible says 23rd June Speaker Mr J Gore Subject: The Gospel preached to Abraham 30th June Speaker Mr J Brelsford Subject: Prophecy proves inspiration

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Learn 2 Dance Social dance classes for Adult Beginners Thursdays 7.30 – 9.30 at The RAFA club, London Rd, Newark. 07748 917170 KFA Moves Friendly exercise class every Tuesday at 10.45 am at Coddington Community Centre. Monthly group meeting for hearing impaired people. Just to have a chat and socialise with others affected. (We meet at St Giles Community Hall. Main St. Balderton. 2nd Tuesday monthly. 2 till 3 pm. All welcome.) Jo's fun fit class. St. Giles Community Hall Balderton. Monday 7.15pm. Friday 9.15am. Newark Stroke & Aphasia Association 1st Tuesday of every month, 11am – 1pm at Parsons Mount Meeting Room. For more info call: Gordon Flowers 01636 688188 Mum2mum market nearly new sales Nottingham Dates for 2018: 1st June, 7th Sept, 5th Oct, 9th Nov. 2pm-4pm. The Newark Academy, London Road, Balderton Newark NG24 3AL notts@mum2mummarket.co.uk www.mum2mummarket.co.uk Like us' on Facebook: mum2mummarket East Midlands - To book a stall, get sales news, and sneak previews of sale items

General Traditional Music Session, Bugle Horn. Bassingham, LN5 9JX, Every first Wednesday, 8am-11am. All welcome. Contact Jonathan on: 01522 788498 Charity Places on the Great Notts Bike Ride June 23rd 2019 Contact Email: think.children@tiscali.co.uk Charity Shop & Coffee Morning, Long Bennington Methodist Chapel. Every Wednesday 9am – 1pm Introduction to Indoor Bowls, Mondays 10.30am – 12.30 pm. Everyone Welcome. Newark Indoor Bowls Centre. 01636 640202 Fernwood Boccia Club in the Hall every Wednesday 11.30-1pm Fernwood Petanque Club every Friday 11am-12.30pm and every Sunday 2-4pm Newark Dementia Carers' Group Every Wednesday 2-4pm for Boccia. Newark Indoor Bowls Centre Ken 702577 Lincoln Branch Of Lincolnshire Family History Society meet at Bracebridge Heath Village Hall, LN42LB Saturday June 8th - Prisoners At Lincoln Castle presented by Chris Collins - was yours one of them? 1.45PM – 4.00PM, Ample Carparking. For Details please contact Tracey 07941245322

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Retro Festival Newark Retro Festival, the largest festival of all things past in the UK, will be heading to the Newark Show Ground for the third year running on the weekend of the 7/8/9 of June. This year as well as the largest I’m sure you could add the best value festival in the UK too! Where else could you camp and be entertained for 3 days by over 30 live bands all for £50 each for a party of four. Day tickets are available for as little as £10 for an adult! Oh yes under 11’s go FREE! And if you can’t go for the full weekend, day tickets are available on the gate as well as through the website www.retrofestival.co.uk After eight years at White Waltham and four successful years at Newbury Show Ground, Retro Festival have decided to bring the largest retro event in the UK further north to Newark again. If the line-up is anything to go by this years Retro Festivals will cement their place as the biggest festivals of all things vintage in the UK. If you have never been to the Retro Festival you are in for a treat. The show ground will be full of exhibits with over 1,000 classic cars, American RV’s, vintage caravans, Hot Rods, Airstream Caravans, Portafold Caravans, Steam Engines, a vintage 100 year old funfair, army re-enactors, plus over 200 vintage stalls selling everything from clothes to furniture. Add this to three live music marquees, Spitfire Pavilion – 1920’s to 1940’s swing and Jive, The Black Hangar – 1950’s Rock n Roll and Rockabilly and exclusively for the Newark event a new Alternative Outdoor Stage playing Northern Soul, SKA, MOD all playing till 11pm. Over the course of the weekend there will be over 30 live bands

performing, a full list can be found at; www.retrofestival.co.uk On Saturday evening, the Spitfire Pavilion hosts their own ‘Spitfire Cabaret’, transporting you back to the days of vaudeville with the best talent on the cabaret scene for your viewing pleasure. Expect glamorous burlesque beauties, tap dancing, songs from the music hall, not to mention skills from top circus acts. The great news is that camping is available and last year there was over 6,000 people staying in their tents/caravans or even in one of the glamping ‘Blossom Bell Tent Hire which are available to hire from the website.’ Don’t worry if you are concerned that camping might ruin your hairstyle as there is even an onsite hairdresser and barber to keep you looking

fabulous throughout the day and night. Handy if you want to enter into the best dressed competition and if you are a vintage fashion lover you will not have to miss the Spitfire Fashion show taking place on Sunday where the traders will be showcasing their latest fashion pieces. As well as the fantastic show the Retro Festival put on they have also, over the last few years, raised over £150,000 for local children’s charities and this years event will help raise money for The Children’s Bereavement Centre and The Children’s Heart Association. It really is fun for all the family at an affordable price.

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Horoscopes by Russell Grant ARIES

LEO

SAGITTARIUS

March 21st - April 20th

24th - August 23rd

November 23rd - Dec 21st

You'll be indecisive at the beginning of June, due to a confusing New Moon on the 3rd. This is not a good time to sign a contract, submit official papers or enter into a verbal agreement. Legal problems will occur on or around the 17th, when the Full Moon forces you to make restitution to the other party. Don't let yourself be consumed by anger.

On the 3rd, the New Moon will put you in some unusual company. Although you'll like some of the people you work with, others will rub you the wrong way. Don't draw lines in the social sand just yet. A creative project won't turn out the way you intended on the 17th. That's because a stressful Full Moon has limited your finances. As a result, you've been forced to work with inferior materials.

The New Moon on the 3rd will pave the way to a romantic or business alliance. This relationship will be quite rocky. Your emotional needs are quite different. On the 17th, the Full Moon will trigger a troubling realisation. You'll change the way you feel about a relative. Someone you admired or hated has been putting on a false front.

TAURUS

VIRGO

CAPRICORN

April 21st - May 21st

August 24th - Sept 23rd

December 22nd - Jan 20th

On the 3rd, the New Moon will attract a problematic moneymaking opportunity. Although you welcome the chance to improve your income, you won't like your colleagues. You're a highly practical person who prefers keeping busy to building castles in the air. The Full Moon on the 17th will force you to confront an untrustworthy person.

A professional offer on the 3rd isn't what it seems. The New Moon is obscuring important details involving this position. You may be forced to work with a difficult colleague that can't be trusted. The Full Moon on the 17th brings a stressful domestic matter to a head. You're no longer willing to tolerate a relative or roommate's outrageous behaviour.

GEMINI

LIBRA

May 22nd - June 21st

September 24th - Oct 23rd

Apply for an exciting job on the 3rd. It may be impossible to land the position at this time, but the New Moon will increase your chances for future success. On the 17th, the Full Moon will force you to confront problems in an intimate relationship. The career constraints of a partner are undermining your bond. It may be necessary to go your separate ways.

The New Moon on the 3rd forces you to learn complicated concepts in a short period of time. You're fighting the clock; there is not much room for error. Studying with a quirky teacher will be daunting. On the 17th, the Full Moon will bring some upsetting news about work. You might be downsized from a failing company or be turned down for a desirable job.

Beware of undergoing a radical health regimen on the 3rd, when a rebellious New Moon can lead to rash decisions. Your system might not be able to handle the shock of a total overhaul to your diet and exercise routine. On the 17th, the Full Moon will bring an embarrassing secret to light. Instead of trying to maintain this cover up, come clean. Apologise to those who put their faith in you.

AQUARIUS January 21st - Feb 19th The New Moon on the 3rd makes you yearn for some free time, but you'll have difficulty finding it. Financial constraints make it difficult to take a vacation. If you want to make more money, it will be necessary to change your priorities. A group project will come to a close on the 17th, due to a stressful Full Moon. You'll discover that your values are radically different from others.

CANCER

SCORPIO

PISCES

June 22nd - July 23rd

October 24th - Nov 22nd

Feb 20th - March 20th

The New Moon on the 3rd warns against disclosing sensitive information. If someone confides in you, maintain their privacy. It will be tempting to share this information with others, but that will undermine your reputation as a trustworthy person. On the 17th, the Full Moon brings unnerving news about a health problem. It will be necessary to undergo a battery of tests.

On the 3rd, you'll be forced to deal with someone who makes you uncomfortable. You've always operated on instinct, while your partner relies on logic to make their decisions. This difference in approaches makes you distrustful. The Full Moon on the 17th brings disappointment in money. A payment will be far less than you expected.

Family matters are stressful in the early days of June. It's important to face painful truths on the 3rd, when the New Moon requires you to make some changes to your household. On the 17th, the Full Moon warns against assuming unrealistic career expectations. Ambition alone won't get you to the top. To reach your goal, it will be necessary to get advanced training.

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Driverless Cars Explained Driverless cars are a hot motoring topic, with manufacturers, politicians and transport chiefs all talking about them. But what are they, and what do they mean for the future of motoring? The Government predicts that driverless cars could be in full use on the UK’s roads by 2021. Are they safe? The safety of autonomous vehicles was questioned after a woman was killed while crossing the road in front of a self-driving vehicle in Arizona. The issue is the co-habitation of road users and the driverless vehicles – until people are sure how to interact with them, accidents will still happen. Which manufacturers currently offer some level of autonomous assistance? <RXµOO ¾QG VRPH SDUWLDO VHOI driving technology in cars from Audi, BMW, Citroen, DS, Fiat, Ford, Honda, Hyundai, Jaguar, Kia, Land Rover, Lexus, Mazda, Mercedes, Nissan, Peugeot, Porsche, Renault, Seat, Skoda, Subaru, Suzuki, Tesla, Toyota, Vauxhall, Volkswagen and Volvo. Most cars do incorporate the 44

technology, but it can include features such as adaptive cruise control. Levels of autonomy The various levels of autonomous assistance are FDWHJRULVHG IURP RQH WR ¾YH Here’s what they mean. Level 1 Introduced around 1990s/00s This base level means that just one element of the driving process is taken over by the car – but the driver is still very much in charge. This level of assistance is mature now and was pioneered by early cruise control systems. Level 2 Present day Level 2 autonomy represents pretty much where we are today. Computers can deal with multiple functions, so the car can take control of steering, throttle and brake functions – but the driver must show they’re in charge of the car by putting a hand on the steering wheel. Level 3 Estimated 2020 At level 3 all of the safety-critical functions can be controlled by the car, but the driver must still be

Level 4 Mid 2020s Level 4 sees cars capable of being fully autonomous, albeit in selected areas – most likely inner-city ones. Dedicated lane markings and infrastructure will be required to ensure that the cars keep on the straight and narrow, too. Complex mapping systems will combine with advanced cameras, sensors DQG DUWL¾FLDO LQWHOOLJHQFH WR determine where the car should go. The driver may have to intervene at certain points, but for the most part it’ll mean hands-free driving. Level 5 Late 2020s/early 2030s Level 5 will see the vehicles derestricted – they will be capable of driving anywhere, without the need for a driver. There won’t be a need for a steering wheel or traditional ‘controls’; these vehicles will be fully capable of operating themselves. It’ll free up space inside the cars, so they’ll probably look more like lounges on wheels. That’s what we predict, anyway. Timeline predictions This timeline is based on predictions by many different manufacturers, though most agree that the bulk of progress will happen between 2020 and 2030. It’s a real technology race at the moment – each company is attempting to develop their own systems quicker than the rest. It’s why these dates are estimations – some may get there sooner than others. James Baggott

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Four Summer Pet Health Hazards You May Not Have Considered You’re probably aware of many of the dangers your pet faces during the summer months, but here are four unusual health hazards you may not have thought about. 1. Bee stings - Not all bee stings cause anaphylactic shock, but some animals can be affected in the same way as humans. It’s a potentially serious health issue, and you should look out for vomiting and diarrhoea, breathing GLIžFXOWLHV DQG JHQHUDO XQVWHDGLQHVV 2. Snake bites - Although adders are the only venomous snake in the UK, their presence can

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