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With the school holidays in full swing, Lincolnshire offers a wealth of activities to keep children entertained and families engaged.
STAGECOACH EAST MIDLANDS SKEGNESS SEASIDERS 10TH “BIRTHDAY” THIS SUMMER!
Stagecoach East Midlands announced earlier this year that the 12 Skegness Seasider buses are relaunching for the 2024 season, with a new modernised look and hybrid vehicles.
Rocky, Sandy, Shelly, Candy, Pierre, Salty, Sunny, Teddy, Milly, Rolly, Sweetie and Scoop will be on the road for more fun in the sun this holiday season to explore Skegness with residents and holiday-makers alike.
The regional bus operator is excited to be moving along with their sustainability objectives by cutting emissions by up to 75% with this hybrid fleet. The Seasiders are a “family” of 10 hybrid open top buses and 2 hybrid closed top buses and will be in full service throughout the summer until the end of October Half Term.
The buses will run every 10 minutes between Skegness, Butlin’s, Fantasy Island, and Ingoldmells.
The vehicles have also received a vibrant makeover to showcase the new look for 2024, featuring new top-deck seating, additional buggy space, modern destination blinds, and next-stop announcement systems.
The iconic Seasider radio, playing well-known holiday tunes, remains a key feature, ensuring passengers enjoy a memorable and entertaining ride along the wonderful East Coast.
Matt Cranwell, Managing Director for Stagecoach East Midlands, said: “The upgrades to our Skegness Seasider fleet will provide a colourful and vibrant travel experience for our passengers, many of whom are avid Seasider fans, following the gang’s
adventures year after year. Passengers can relax and enjoy the ride, knowing that the refreshed fleet also supports sustainability objectives by cutting emissions by up to 75%.”
For more information and updates, please visit www.stagecoachbus.com/promos-andoffers/east-midlands/the-seasiders
BOSTON BOROUGH COUNCIL’S CABINET APPROVES PILOT COMMUNITY SKIP SERVICE TO COMBAT FLY
- TIPPING??
On Wednesday 24 July, Boston Borough Council’s Cabinet unanimously supported a proposal to introduce a pilot community skip service which is part of a wider strategy aimed at reducing fly-tipping in the Borough. The trial will provide local residents with a convenient way to dispose of bulky items and unwanted rubbish closer to their homes.
The initiative, proposed to operate initially from St Georges Road Car Park (PE21 8YB), will feature two skips—one for unwanted household items and one for furniture—alongside a separate vehicle for disposing of electrical and electronic equipment, such as fridges, freezers, and washing machines.
Cllr Callum Butler, Portfolio Holder –Environmental at Boston Borough Council, said: “With this pilot scheme we hope to see it have a positive impact in reducing fly-tipping in this area of Boston.
“The town centre location has been chosen because of the cases of fly-tipping in this area so we are taking a proactive approach, trying something different and see if that has a positive impact.
“Following the pilot we will assess its success and there could be a chance this becomes a regular service which could lead to the extension of the scheme as well as in other hotspots of the borough, including village locations.
“Please make the most of the opportunity to use this free service for the trial dates in August/ September and in November.”
The community skip service represents Boston Borough Council’s commitment to maintaining a cleaner environment and supporting residents in managing their waste responsibly. The trial’s outcomes will inform future decisions on the continuation and potential expansion of the service.
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Children challenged to explore creativity and storytelling.
This summer, Lincs Inspire Libraries are encouraging children to get creative through the power of reading.
Run in partnership with national charity The Reading Agency, the annual Summer Reading Challenge returns to inspire young imaginations.
Children aged four and upwards can sign up for free, where they will be invited to join the ‘Marvellous Makers’, a team of animated characters, discovering new books and unlocking rewards.
Children can borrow and read books, eBooks, audiobooks, e-audiobooks and e-magazines across any genre, which count towards personal reading goals set by themselves.
Everyone who takes part will receive a free start pack, stickers for encouragement along the way, and a medal and certificate for completing the challenge.
This year’s creative theme spans a range of arts, including music, photography, dance, and story writing. There will also be free junk modelling and treasure trails taking place at all Lincs Inspire Libraries.
Lawrence Dunn, Library Development Officer, said:
“The power of reading should never be underestimated – we look forward to signing lots of children up in our libraries this summer.
“We’re also running an inter-school competition, where we’ll be awarding a prestigious trophy to the school with the most students who complete the challenge!”
Children can sign up in any Lincs Inspire Library – Cleethorpes, Grimsby, Immingham and Waltham. There is a suggested Summer Reading Challenge book list, but any library book counts towards their reading goal.
Children can also participate in the challenge online by visiting summerreadingchallenge.org.uk
All children who complete the challenge will be invited to a celebration event at Grimsby Auditorium on Sunday September 29.
OUT AND ABOUT IN LINCOLNSHIRE
With the school holidays in full swing, Lincolnshire offers a wealth of activities to keep children entertained and families engaged. From thrilling sports events to captivating wildlife encounters and cultural experiences, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Grimsby Auditorium is a fantastic destination for families looking to enjoy live entertainment. This renowned venue hosts a variety of shows throughout the summer, including musicals, comedy acts, and children’s theatre. It’s a great way to introduce young ones to the world of live performance, with a wide range of shows designed to entertain all ages. Booking tickets in advance is recommended, as popular shows often sell out quickly.
For families who love wildlife, Lincolnshire boasts several excellent wildlife parks and nature reserves. The Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is a must-visit, offering the chance to see a diverse range of animals, including tigers, lemurs, and a large collection of parrots. The park’s unique walk-through enclosures allow visitors to get up close to the animals, providing an educational and enjoyable day out. Additionally, many parks offer animal encounters and educational workshops, which are fantastic ways to entertain children and teach them about conservation and animal care in an engaging setting. These hands-on experiences are not only fun but also help children develop a deeper understanding and appreciation for wildlife.
For those with a passion for motorsports, the British Superbike Championship at Cadwell Park is an unmissable event. Known as the “Mini-Nürburgring” for its challenging layout, Cadwell Park is a favourite among riders and fans alike. The British Superbikes weekend is packed with high-speed action and is perfect for thrill-seeking families. Kids will love the excitement of the races, and the event also offers family-friendly facilities and activities to keep everyone entertained.
Exploring the countryside is another fantastic way to spend a day in Lincolnshire. The county’s rolling hills and scenic landscapes provide a perfect backdrop for picnics, hiking, and cycling. The Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers numerous walking trails suitable for all ages. Families can enjoy the great outdoors, spot wildlife, and even visit charming villages along the way.
For a bit of history and culture, visiting Lincolnshire’s historic sites can be both fun and educational. The iconic Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle provide a fascinating glimpse into the region’s rich past. Many of these sites offer special
activities and tours for children, making history come alive in an engaging way. These educational outings can be both entertaining and enlightening, providing a fun way to learn outside the classroom.
Finally, for a more laid-back day, Lincolnshire’s coastal towns, such as Skegness and Mablethorpe, offer traditional seaside fun. From building sandcastles on the beach to enjoying fish and chips on the promenade, these towns are perfect for a classic British day out. The coastal areas also often host summer fairs and events, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Whether you’re looking for adrenalinepumping activities or more relaxed experiences, Lincolnshire has something to offer every family during the school holidays. It’s a perfect time to explore the county and make lasting memories together. With so many diverse attractions and activities, families can easily fill their days with fun, adventure, and education.
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WEDNESDAY 7 AUGUST
THURSDAY 12 SEPTEMBER
THURSDAY 17 OCTOBER
TUESDAY 19 NOVEMBER
FRIDAY 9 AUGUST SATURDAY 24 AUGUST
THURSDAY 26 SEPTEMBER
FRIDAY 11 OCTOBER
SUNDAY 20 OCTOBER SUNDAY 3 NOVEMBER –MONDAY 4 NOVEMBER
MONDAY 25 NOVEMBER
SATURDAY 7 –SUNDAY 29 DECEMBER
RAND FARM PARK YOUR DESTINATION FOR SUMMER FUN!
Looking for a fantastic family day out this summer? Look no further! Rand Farm Park, just 8 miles east of Lincoln on the A158, invites you to our brand-new Summer Splashdown event, packed with fun and excitement for all ages.
Explore the endless fun at Rand Farm Park! From thrilling tractor rides in the paddocks to conquering indoor and outdoor play areas, there’s something for everyone. Test your skills in the air cannon arena, soar on the Skyrider, practice your aim at archery, bounce on trampolines and jumping pillows, and challenge yourself with mini golf. Don’t forget
to check out our newest additions –Pedal Tractors and The Play Silos!
The Summer Pass is BACK for 2024! For only £24.95 per person, enjoy unlimited admission to Rand Farm Park for 43 days of the summer holidays! Experience all the farm, park, and play activities with endless fun for the whole family!
Exciting New Summer Zone
Join us in our new summer zone for an unforgettable experience! Prepare for end-of-day water fights with catapults and launchers. Imagine launching water balls and watching them soar through the air before splashing down – it’s an epic adventure guaranteed to create cherished family memories.
The Return of the Foam Party
Back by popular demand, our Foam Party is ready to drench you in bubbly fun! Dance, laugh, and play in mountains of foam as you enjoy one of the most beloved attractions of the summer.
Meet Our Adorable Animals
Your visit wouldn’t be complete without meeting the adorable animals on the farm. Experience the joys of bottle-feeding calves, interact with our smaller animals, and don’t miss the fascinating milking demonstration. It’s an educational and heartwarming experience for everyone.
Adventure and Play for All Ages
Rand Farm Park promises a great day out for all the family, whatever the weather. Gather family and friends, and head over for a summer experience you’ll never forget!
For more information and to book tickets, visit https://randfarmpark. com/events/summer-holidays/
FAMILY FUN AT LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE PARK
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is a multi-award-winning attraction in the heart of the countryside; recently winning Visitor Attraction of the Year and the Green Award, in the Skegness Business Awards 2023.
It has become a premier attraction for all ages & a great family day out. The park is a Dementia and Age Friendly business, to reach out to the local community and open doors to all those wanting to get out in the fresh Lincolnshire air.
Just 15 minutes south of Skegness and set within 25 acres of landscaped gardens and natural woodland, you can explore the many wild and endangered species of animal; including Lemurs, Otters, Marmosets, Meerkats, Tapir, Reptiles, Reindeer, Turtles and many more! The Park is also home to a beautiful collection of Bengal Tigers & The Parrot Zoo Trust, one of the largest Parrot rescue centres in the world, housing over 1000 Parrots. The park also offers a home to two majestic White Lion brothers and one of only two Black Leopards on display in the UK.
You can interact with many of the animals by feeding 100’s of parrots as they land on your shoulder within two amazing walkthrough
experiences or purchase treats for the cheeky Meerkat family in their Western Town. Animal experiences are also available to book, to gain that amazing up-close and personal feeding experience with the Tigers, Black Leopard, Puma, Lemurs, Meerkats, Tortoises or Tapir!
The Park is fully accessible for wheelchair users, with low viewing points and plenty of picnic areas on the Nature Reserve to stop and refuel. You can also get freshly cooked meals, drinks and snacks from The Rainforest Diner, while the children play happily on the adventure playground. With the fully stocked gift shop, there is a special memento waiting for yourself or a loved one to take home.
A day out at Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is a unique and memorable experience, with annual events throughout the year. Check the website for more details: www.lincswildlife.com
Open 7 days a week: 9:30am – 5pm, last entry 4pm (March – Oct), 9:30am – 4pm, last entry 3pm (Nov – Feb). 01754 820107
No dogs except accredited assistance dogs Book tickets online: www.lincswildlife.com
Disabled access throughout & disabled parking spaces
Free off-road car park
School and Group bookings welcome Restaurant & Gift Shop Children’s Play Area
All Children under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult over 16.
SUMMER EXHIBITION AT GRIMSTHORPE CASTLE: “MILITARY LIVES”
Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire is thrilled to share that its Summer Exhibition, “Military Lives” is now open to the public. Included with your Castle, Park & Gardens ticket, this exhibition delves into the rich military history associated with Grimsthorpe Castle through three distinct narratives.
The Noble Soldier
The early 17th century saw Grimsthorpe as home to Robert Bertie, 1st Earl of Lindsey and 14th Lord Willoughby de Eresby. Born during the Elizabethan golden age of chivalry, Robert Bertie’s life was marked by his career as an elite military commander amidst intense European warfare and the beginnings of civil strife in England.
Visitors will explore Robert’s life through a collection of objects and images which can be found throughout your tour of the Castle, including a rare silk doublet and trunkhose, Elizabethan armor, early military handbooks, and a personal letter from Charles I to Robert’s son, Montagu.
Arnhem 80: Lest We Forget
To commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem, we honor the soldiers of the 1st Battalion Parachute Regiment, whose headquarters were at Grimsthorpe Castle in 1944.
Grimsthorpe and Bourne were central to a major airborne assault on mainland Europe during WWII.
A small memorial exhibition in the Chapel pays respect to these soldiers. Visitors can learn about two of the men based here and see surprising items discovered hidden behind the walls of the Castle itself.
The Household Cavalry Regiment
Grimsthorpe has a long-standing connection with the Household Cavalry Regiment, the monarch’s personal bodyguard. The exhibition features twelve contemporary photographic portraits of members of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment by renowned artist Ripley, displayed beautifully in the Vanbrugh Hall. These portraits have been exhibited at Blenheim Palace, Royal Ascot, Floors Castle, and other prestigious locations. A set of these images was presented to King Charles III by the
Regiment in 2023 to mark His Majesty’s coronation.
Emma Miller, Grimsthorpe & Drummond Castle Trust Curator, commented,
“This exhibition offers a unique opportunity to delve into the military history that has shaped Grimsthorpe Castle. From the Elizabethan era to the modernday Household Cavalry, visitors will gain a profound understanding of the heroes who have been part of our heritage.”
The summer exhibition will run until Thursday 29th August. Grimsthorpe Castle is open to visitors Sundays to Thursdays throughout the summer, offering a glimpse into centuries of history and architecture.
For more information on visiting Grimsthorpe Castle, including opening times and entry fees, please visit www.grimsthorpe.co.uk.
GRIMSBY’S
COMMUNITY HUB
AND CULTURAL GEM
Nestled in the heart of Grimsby, Freeman Street Market stands as a testament to the community spirit of this historic town. An award-winning small indoor market, it boasts over 30 small businesses within its vibrant doors.
Each vendor, whether a family-run bakery, a vintage clothing boutique, or a local produce stand, contributes to the unique tapestry of the market, creating a space that feels both intimate and expansive. The market is more than just a shopping destination; it is a gathering place where neighbours catch up, children explore, and the pulse of the community beats strongest.
The sense of community at Freeman Street Market is palpable. Vendors greet regulars by name, and there is a warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes every visit special. This spirit of togetherness is amplified through various events and festivals hosted at the market, drawing locals and visitors alike to celebrate Grimsby’s rich cultural heritage.
One of the most anticipated events this year is GRIM FEST, a Viking-themed festival that promises to transport attendees back
to a time of epic tales and heroic deeds. The festival will feature a Viking village, complete with a traditional longboat, and thrilling reenactments that bring history to life. Visitors can also enjoy arts and crafts from talented local artisans, performances by local musicians, and a host of interactive activities designed to engage and entertain.
GRIM FEST is just one highlight in a packed calendar of events at Freeman Street Market. The market regularly hosts a diverse array of themed events, this year’s lineup includes a witches’ markets, renaissance fairs, the Freemo Food Fest, a dinosaur family fun day, farmers markets, and craft fairs. Each event is designed to celebrate local talent, provide fun for families, and bring the community together.
For those eager to explore all that Freeman Street Market has to offer, detailed information about upcoming events can be found on their Facebook page or website, www.freemanstreetmarket.co.uk. Whether you’re a Grimsby local or a curious visitor, Freeman Street Market invites you to experience the warmth, culture, and vibrant community spirit that makes it a true gem of the town.
SUMMER SHOPPING IN LINCOLNSHIRE
With summer in full swing and children off school, Lincolnshire offers diverse shopping experiences perfect for families. The county boasts a mix of bustling high streets, quaint boutiques, and lively markets, catering to all tastes and budgets.
Lincolnshire’s towns and cities feature a blend of independent shops and popular chain stores, offering everything from summer wardrobes to unique local crafts. Outdoor markets are vibrant during the summer, providing fresh produce and handmade goods, ideal for a family day out.
For a more relaxed shopping experience, Lincolnshire’s picturesque towns offer charming streets lined with boutiques, art galleries, and cosy cafes. These areas are perfect for leisurely exploration and enjoying summer treats.
Families can also find excellent bargains at various outlets throughout the county, which offer discounts on a wide range of products. Additionally, Lincolnshire’s farmers’ markets are a highlight, offering fresh, local produce and a chance to discover the region’s culinary delights.
This summer, Lincolnshire provides a perfect blend of shopping opportunities and family-friendly activities, making it an ideal destination for a memorable day out. Whether looking for summer essentials or simply enjoying the local atmosphere, Lincolnshire has something for everyone.
FOOD SHOPPING LEISURE
NEIL PENGELLY
Northants-based artist Neil Pengelly has been creating art since childhood. While developing his skills with drawing, painting, spray paint, and, more recently, digital art, Neil has not only discovered and expressed certain truths about himself but also of society at large.
Neil’s artwork has evolved from chalk and charcoal figurative pieces to his current blaze of colours and varying subject matters. He discovered the limitless possibilities of digital art but likes to stay authentic to his fine art background and so each print and frame is resplendent with added touches or acrylic and oil paints, bejewelled with diamond dust, and given attitude with spray paint!
One of the most quintessential aspects of Neil’s work is that they are full of symbols and references to culture, entertainment, and politics. His works are a treasure hunt and there’s always something new to discover!
MY GENERATION:
“This vibrant piece of fine art captures the essence of the British Mod movement during the Swinging Sixties and for a time thereafter. I’ve tried to incorporate various elements that pay homage to fashion (Mary Quant, Ben Sherman, Vidal Sassoon, Biba, Fred Perry), the people (Twiggy, Jean Shrimpton, Paul Weller, Cathy McGowan), and music of that era (The Kinks, Jam, Who, Small Faces).”
FIELD OF DREAMS:
“This one was fun! Field of Dreams Captures the essence of a nostalgic playground from the 1970s - 1980s, showcasing an outdoor space filed with classic play equipment, reminiscent of a bygone era. The scene is set around 5pm, as the sun begins to set and children are called in by their parents, just as the streetlamps light up. The play found features . . . swings, a roundabout, and a slide. At the heart of the playground stands a majestic, leafy tree, providing shade and a focal point. Perched within the tree’s branches is a charming treehouse, which acts as a hidden retreat for children seeking a sense of adventure. Adorning the walls of the treehouse are posters that reflect the pop culture of the time. Notably, an Athena poster, known for its iconic image of a female tennis player, shares the wall space alongside posters featuring Sam Fox and Madonna, both popular figures of the era. Wrapped around the branches is a snake eyeing up the ladder!”
MAKE ME TIME WITH LINCOLNSHIRE TEA TIME
Life can get very busy, but there is always time for you with a tea break. Lincolnshire Tea helps create calm within the storm, making that time to put your feet up and have a moment to yourself.
We LOVE Lincolnshire Tea and this year are celebrating 6 years since its launch.
Spread the love and enjoy Lincolnshire Tea with your customers. After all, it is our best selling product, so it looks like you love it too!
Originally created for Lincolnshire’s hardwaters, The Lincoln Tea & Coffee Company have regularly heard ‘‘the best tea I have ever tasted” from Lincolnshire Tea fans across the world.
Anglian Water like it too. An Anglian Water spokesperson said: “The Geology of the east of England makes our region a hard water area. Having a tea specially blended to take into account the minerals in the water is a great idea and it tasted delicious.”
Susie & John who run The Lincoln Tea & Coffee Company collaborated with Will Battle who has 20 years’ experience of visiting tea plantations around the world and Author of The World Tea Encyclopaedia.
Lincolnshire Tea™ is a special blend of high grown tea from East Africa and the fertile floodplains of the Brahmaputra in Assam. Carefully selected quality teas, blended and taste tested in the traditional way, to achieve a brilliant colour and exceptional flavour even when brewed with the hardest water. The blend has a biscuity flavour laced with notes of malt which can be enjoyed all day.
Awarded a Great Taste Award 2022 –tasting comments from the judges “A coppery infused leaf with a bright infusion. The blend produces body and briskness to give a rounded flavour”.
Not only does Lincolnshire Tea taste good, it also does good, packaged in a 100% recyclable box, with artwork designed using Edward Waite’s ‘Lincolnshire Icons’, Lincolnshire Tea proudly wears the Lincolnshire flag.
“We all love a good cup of tea. Lincolnshire Tea is always my first drink of the day in a china cup. On special occasions I like to get my china tea set out and enjoy it. Lincolnshire Tea can be enjoyed as a quick cup of tea or sitting down and savouring the moment. It has been heartwarming hearing the lovely feedback over these years from its many fans spread across the world. I am proud to think about how far it has travelled, as well as its own journey and achievements. Lincolnshire Tea is multi-award winning, has been showcased in the Great British Food Magazine and highly commended in Great British Food Awards. Here’s to the next 6 years and beyond!” Susie, Founder, The Lincoln Tea & Coffee Company
It’s all about you, so join the fresh approach and enjoy one deliciously refreshing cup every time.
Tea break this way
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DANGERS OF HEATWAVES FOR DOGS
Heatwaves can put dogs at higher risk of heatstroke, as well as other dangers.
While we often enjoy spending time in the sun, a heatwave can be dangerous for dogs. Being aware of the risks and how to help your dog is vital.
HEATSTROKE IN DOGS
Unlike humans, dogs cannot sweat through their skin. They rely on panting and releasing heat through their paw pads and nose to regulate their body temperature. If they cannot cool down, they will quickly develop heatstroke. Signs of heatstroke include:
purple gums or red skin collapse diarrhoea vomiting excessive panting dribbling
If you suspect your dog is suffering from heatstroke, move them to a cool place and keep them still and calm. Wet their coat with tepid water and contact your vet immediately. In severe cases, if heatstroke is left untreated, it can be fatal.
If you suspect your pet is suffering from the condition, move them to a cool place, preferably with a draught, wet their coat with cool - not freezing - water, and contact your vet immediately.
HOW HOT IS TOO HOT FOR DOGS?
Temperatures up to 20 degrees celsius are suitable for most dogs. You can continue to walk and play with your dog in this weather. Temperatures over 20 degrees celsius can put dogs at higher risk of heatstroke, especially during exercise. Dogs with underlying conditions – such as obesity – are at risk even in temperatures cooler than this.
HOW TO KEEP DOGS COOL
Preventing heatstroke is always better than treating it. You can do this by helping your dog to stay cool in hot weather:
• Make sure your dog has access to clean, fresh water at all times, ideally in a large bowl filled to the brim. You can also add ice cubes to keep water cold. Always bring a travel bowl and water with you on walks.
• Limit exercise to early morning when temperatures are lower. During a heatwave, temperatures will often stay high in the evening. On particularly hot days you should avoid exercise altogether.
• Offer cooling treats, such as ice licks, refreshing smoothies and frozen Kong recipes
• Place a fan near your dog’s favourite resting spot – just make sure they can avoid the breeze if they choose
• Stay on top of daily grooming as matted fur can prevent dogs from regulating their own temperature
Find more tips on how to help your dog stay cool in summer.
OTHER RISKS OF HOT WEATHER
Dogs in hot cars
A hot car is very dangerous for dogs. When it’s 22 degrees celsius outside, in minutes the temperature in a car can reach up to 47 degrees celsius. While leaving your dog in the car for only a minute may seem harmless, it can quickly become fatal.
If you see a dog in a hot car showing signs of distress, call 999 immediately. A dog in distress in a hot car is an emergency and the police will advise you what to do based on the situation.
Dogs and sunburn
All dogs are at greater risk of sunburn during the sunny seasons. But breeds with light fur coverage or light skin are particularly susceptible. Areas with little to no fur – such as the bridge of the nose, belly and groin – are the most likely to get burnt. Look out for:
• red or pink skin
• dry or cracked skin
• ears that curl at the edges
Persistent sunburn can develop into skin cancer. To prevent it, use a pet-safe sunblock that is zinc oxide or paraaminobenzoic acid (PABA) free. Make sure to take regular breaks in the shade and, if necessary, use a t-shirt to cover vulnerable skin. If your dog’s skin looks crusty or sore, contact your vet.
Bugs and snakes
Bugs and creatures that bite usually thrive in the summer.
Fleas
Flea bites are annoying and itchy for most dogs. If your dog is allergic to them then they can cause real discomfort. Excessive
scratching can also lead to infections. Regular flea treatment is the only way to prevent these little critters – a one-off application will not be enough.
Ticks
Ticks are spider-like, egg-shaped creepy crawlies that are common in woodland, grassland and heath areas. They carry diseases, so it’s important to safely remove any that attach themselves to your dog as quickly as possible. Find out more about removing ticks.
Bees and wasps
Most insect stings will simply cause your dog pain and irritation, but multiple stings can be fatal. Dogs are also at risk when they snap at bees and wasps because this makes them more likely to be stung in the mouth or throat. Stings in these areas are hazardous because any swelling can block your pet’s airway. If you think your dog has been stung in the mouth or throat, contact your vet for advice.
Adders (snakes)
Adders are the only venomous snake in the UK. While they tend to stay out of the way of humans and dogs, your pet may encounter one while exploring heathland, woodland or sandy areas. Adders can be dangerous to dogs if disturbed because they bite when threatened. If you think an adder has bitten your dog, call your vet straight away.
EXERCISING DOGS IN HOT WEATHER
Walking dogs in hot weather
Depending on your dog’s breed, coat, age and whether they are brachycephalic, they may not tolerate warm weather. Dogs’ paw pads can also burn on hot pavements. As a general rule if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for their paws. To avoid the peak of the heat, walk them in the early morning, preferably in shady woodland or forest. Make sure to bring fresh water and a bowl, and offer your dog plenty of breaks.
While exercise is important for dogs, it is not necessary in extreme heat. All dogs should be kept indoors during periods of very hot weather. If your dog is prone to getting bored, refresh their basic training or offer them a tasty treat puzzle to keep them stimulated.
Dogs and swimming
Taking your dog swimming to cool off can be tempting during a heatwave. But the motivation to play or chase a ball in the water can mask the signs of heatstroke. Playful dogs are still at risk of overheating, even while in the water.
You should also remember that not all dogs like to swim. Do not force them and never throw a dog into water.
During a heatwave, a shallow paddling pool in the garden is an ideal way to gradually introduce your dog to the water, and is much safer than a day at the beach. It will also prevent your dog from exhausting themselves. You should remove any toys and games that may excite your dog. If necessary, for particularly playful dogs, remove the paddling pool altogether.
If you’re taking your dog to the beach or a river, you should:
• keep an eye out for strong currents make a note of the tide times
• bring fresh water to the beach to discourage your dog from drinking seawater
• check freshwater lakes, rivers, ponds and canals to make sure they are clear of sewage and blue-green algae before letting your dog dive in. If your dog swims in algae-contaminated water, contact your vet immediately.
Water intoxication in dogs
Water intoxication is when dogs swallow too much water in a short space of time. It’s rare, but this condition can lead to brain damage and, in extreme circumstances, can be fatal.
Signs of water intoxication include:
• vomiting
• loss of coordination (this can include
• falling over or swaying)
• bloating
• tiredness
• pale gums
To prevent water intoxication, keep an eye on your dog when they’re in water. If they look like they’re swallowing too much water, call them back and let them relax.
You can also limit their swimming sessions to no more than five minutes at a time, giving them breaks in between.
Images and advice courtesy of Blue Cross
Let’s talk about mixers and what they are
Let's talk about why August was so important for many pet owners. August or shall we call it RAWgust is a food movement aiming to improve awareness of consuming raw foods, the health benefits, and the positive impact on the environment. Here at Laughing Dog, we want to take this opportunity to highlight raw feeding for your dog and how to get it right.
There are two diverse types of raw feeding: homemade raw diet and commercially prepared raw diets. Raw diets for your pets are made up of raw meat, raw bone and may include some other naturally occurring ingredients, for example, fruit, vegetables, oils, and seeds. Some paw parents opt for a raw diet as they do not like the idea of canned, baked, or tinned foods.
Age-Related
like cooking or fixing things around the house because the central retina known as the macula develops ‘Dry’ yellow degenerative lesions known as ‘Drusenoids or Drusen’. Globally, the prevalence of AMD is estimated to increase by 20% between 2020 (195.6 million) and 2030 (243.3 million).
To date, treatment options for Dry AMD have been limited to dietary supplements and lifestyle changes. However, Dr. Janjua and his team at O’Brien’s Opticians are
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss for people aged 65 and older. Losing central vision can make it harder to see faces, drive, or do close-up work like cooking or fixing things around the house because the central retina known as the macula develops ‘Dry’ yellow degenerative lesions known as ‘Drusenoids or Drusen’. Globally, the prevalence of AMD is estimated to increase by 20% between 2020 (195.6 million) and 2030 (243.3 million).
absolutely delighted to launch a new treatment for Dry AMD which is a safe, non-invasive and painless therapy. It is known as photobiomodulation (PBT) and is a cold laser system which utilise low levels of light including wavelengths of red, yellow and near infra-red to rejuvenate the retina on a cellular level by energising and providing oxygen to the all important retinal cells.
Recent clinical studies using this laser therapy have shown an increase in the vision and contrast sensitivity in 90% of individuals who obtained an improvement in visual acuity of 5-8 letters on the letter chart – which is up to 2 lines of improvement! A reduction in
drusen has
research in Germany has also shown this therapy to help diabetics who have diabetic maculopathy.
To date, treatment options for Dry AMD have been limited to dietary supplements
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However, Dr. Janjua and his team at O’Brien’s Opticians are
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I chose O’Brien’s Optician because of their selection and quality of glasses. My test with Dr. Janjua was thorough and more care was given to me compared to other opticians. I love my new glasses - the style is great and they are really comfortable. Dr. Janjua and his team are very approachable and friendly. Anonymous
absolutely delighted to launch a new treatment for Dry AMD which is a safe, non-invasive and painless therapy. It is known as photobiomodulation (PBT) and is a cold laser system which utilise low levels of light including wavelengths of red, yellow and near infra-red to rejuvenate the retina on a cellular level by energising and providing oxygen to the all important retinal cells. Recent clinical studies using this laser therapy have shown an increase in the vision and contrast sensitivity in 90% of individuals who obtained an improvement in visual acuity of 5-8 letters on the letter chart – which is up to 2 lines of improvement! A reduction in
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drusen has also been seen! Initial research Germany has also shown this therapy to diabetics who have diabetic maculopathy.
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test with Dr. Janjua was thorough and more care was given to me compared to other opticians. I love my new glasses - the style is great and they are really comfortable. Dr. Janjua and his team are very approachable and friendly.
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when I recently resulted in needing the first time. fantastic and everyone cheerful
BREAKOUT TREATMENT
FOR DRY EYE DISEASE ( DED)
One in five, and nearly 800 million people worldwide, suffer from DED. Over 50% of females over the age of 40, and over 90% of menopausal females, are thought to live with this condition. More recently, the condition has become more common in all ages and genders due to environmental factors, use of cosmetics and medications, excessive screen use, and underlying conditions such as blepharitis and Sjögren’s syndrome.
I have been a patient at O’Brien’s over twenty years. I have always been extremely happy with the high standard of care and service provided. As well as their excellent customer service and patient care they also have a very good choice of frames. I love the superior lenses in my new glasses. I am incredibly grateful for the excellent professional care when I go for my eye test with Dr Janjua - I know my prescription will be perfect. O’Brien’s has a great team who are friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. You never feel rushed and they go out of their way to make sure you are happy.
You get fab service glasses and the excellent
If your eyes feel dry, irritated, or painful for most or all of the time, you are quite probably suffering from Dry Eye Disease (DED), especially if you continually feel “there’s something in my eye”.
I like to shop local, are more experienced, other opticians. interested in my number.
The front part of your eyes is lubricated by a special moist film consisting of a mucous layer nearest your eyes, a middle, watery layer derived from your tear glands, and a third, outer layer, which is oily (lipid) and produced by special glands (the Meibomian glands) in your upper and lower eyelids.
If your Meibomian glands are not producing
enough oily film, the other lubricating layers will continually dry out and that is what causes the irritation and other symptoms of
Examinations by Dr. Janjua
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This new therapy for Dry Eye Disease offered at O’Brien’s in Brigg is safe, noninvasive, painless - and doesn’t involve any eyedrops. It is known as Intense Pulsating Light (IPL) and Low Light Level Therapy (LLLT), though it may also be referred to as Photobiomodulation (PBM).
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IPL uses thermal pulses to stimulate the Meibomian glands, and LLLT uses a specific wavelength of light to gently heat the eyelids. This revolutionary new treatment helps the Meibomian glands to work properly and therefore stabilises and improves the quantity and quality of the oily layer of the tear film. The treatment provides an immediate relief of symptoms.
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Living With Us
Stay in our beautiful home and experience a quality lifestyle for one inclusive fee.
Facilities include...
• 66 bright, spacious en-suite bedrooms each complete with Smart TV, mini-fridge and telephone point
• Wet rooms and assisted bathrooms
• Cinema, library and hair salon
• Landscaped garden
• Wi-Fi access across every room and communal space
Enjoy these facilities along with hairdressing, chiropody, activities, newspapers and wine/beer with meals for ONE INCLUSIVE FEE
ENHANCING LIVES AND DIGNITY
In a society where the elderly population is steadily increasing, the importance of residential care homes is undeniable. These facilities provide a critical service in offering long-term care for senior citizens, ensuring a secure and supportive environment for those who need help with daily activities, specialised care, and emotional support.
This article explores the crucial role of residential care homes, focusing on longterm care for the elderly, respite care, and dementia care. We will discuss the wide range of services provided by dedicated staff members, including assistance with personal care tasks like washing, dressing, helping with toileting, and administering medications.
The Importance of Residential Care Homes
As people age, they often face challenges that can make it difficult to manage daily activities independently. Residential care homes provide a compassionate solution by offering a homely setting where trained professionals meet the needs of older adults. These homes aim to enhance residents’ quality of life, promoting physical and emotional well-being while upholding their dignity.
Long-Term Care for the Elderly
Long-term care is a fundamental aspect of residential care homes, supporting seniors who need assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs). Trained caregivers help with tasks such as washing, dressing, grooming, and mobility, ensuring that residents’ basic needs are met. This support also fosters a sense of companionship and emotional
connection, which is vital for the residents’ overall well-being.
RESPITE CARE:
Providing Essential Breaks
Respite care is another valuable service offered by residential care homes. This temporary care option provides relief to family caregivers, allowing them to take a break while ensuring their loved ones receive professional care and attention. During respite stays, seniors can participate in various activities, join social events, and benefit from personalised care plans that cater to their specific needs.
DEMENTIA CARE:
Supporting Minds and Hearts
Dementia care within residential homes requires a specialised approach. Staff are trained to create a safe and stimulating environment for those living with dementia. Activities and therapies are carefully designed to engage cognitive abilities, promote memory retention, and encourage social interactions, thereby enhancing the overall quality of life for these residents.
Comprehensive Services Provided by Dedicated Staff
The staff members at residential care homes play a crucial role in the lives of
residents, offering a range of services to ensure their well-being:
• Personal Care: Skilled caregivers assist with daily activities, including washing, dressing, and grooming, helping to maintain residents’ dignity and sense of self-worth.
• Toileting Assistance: For residents who need support with toileting and hygiene, staff provide respectful and considerate care.
• Medication Administration: Many residents require regular medications; staff ensure these are administered on time and accurately, upporting the residents’ health and safety.
Residential care homes are vital in the realm of elderly care, providing longterm support, respite care, and specialised dementia care services. The dedicated staff members who assist with personal care, medication administration, and other daily activities make a significant contribution to the well-being and quality of life of the residents. As the elderly population grows, the importance of these facilities in offering a safe, compassionate, and dignified environment for our seniors is increasingly critical.
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TO BUY OR TO REFRESH
Deciding between purchasing a new home or rejuvenating your current space is an exciting crossroads, offering an opportunity to enhance your lifestyle in different ways.
The Appeal of Buying a New Home Buying a new home is a journey filled with potential and promise. It provides a chance to start afresh in a property that aligns perfectly with your aspirations and lifestyle needs. Whether you’re looking for more space, modern amenities, or a different neighbourhood, a new home can cater to these desires.
New builds are especially attractive, offering state-of-the-art designs and energy-efficient features. Moving to a new area can also open up new opportunities, from better schools to shorter commutes or simply a more vibrant community. Additionally, buying a new home often means less immediate maintenance, allowing you to settle in comfortably and focus on personalising your space to your taste.
The Joy of Refreshing Your Existing Home
Choosing to refresh your current home is another fantastic way to enhance your living experience. This option allows you to transform familiar spaces into something new and exciting, tailored specifically to your tastes and needs. Whether it’s through a stylish kitchen remodel, a cosy loft conversion, or simply updating the decor, refreshing your home can make it feel like a brand new space.
Home improvements also present an opportunity to increase the value of your property, making it a wise investment for the future. Moreover, by staying in your current home, you get to enjoy the comfort and convenience of a neighbourhood you already love, surrounded by familiar faces and great local amenities.
This route can also be an environmentally friendly choice, as it often involves reusing existing materials and structures, thereby reducing the need for new resources.
Making the Best Choice
Both buying a new home and refreshing your current one offer unique benefits that can significantly enhance your quality of life. The decision ultimately depends on your personal preferences, lifestyle goals, and aspirations. Whether you opt for the excitement of a new start or the comfort of a familiar space with a fresh twist, both paths lead to rewarding outcomes.
In the end, it’s about creating a living environment that brings you joy and satisfaction. With careful planning and consideration, either choice can lead to a home that perfectly suits your needs and enhances your lifestyle.
BRIGHTEN UP YOUR HOME
It’s the perfect time to refresh your home and embrace the season’s vibrant energy. Transform your living spaces into airy, inviting retreats. Whether you’re looking to introduce light, breezy textiles, incorporate bright and cheerful decor, or find practical solutions to enhance your home’s functionality, there are plenty of inspiring options available.
FURNITURE VILLAGE
FURNITURELAND HAMILTON RECTANGULAR EXTENDING DINING TABLE AND 4 WOODEN DINING CHAIRS, £1,199
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FURNITURE VILLAGE - THE LOUNGE COROMILLY 4 SEATER SOFA, £1595, FOOTSTOOL, £429, NORDIC OAK TABLE, £389
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HYPNOS BESPOKE OPULENT HIDEAWAY KING SIZE DIVAN SET IN TWEED MUSTARD, £2,599
Hypnos Bespoke Chesham Floor Standing King Size
Headboard in Tweed Mustard, £649 10 Nordic Oak Lamp Table, £329 Delaney Urn Table Lamp, £249 Stockholm Nest of Tables, £199 Ives Rug in Natural, from £99
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EARTH WALL DESK, £549
Bodahl Loki Cantilever Dining Chair in Olive, £229 Jude Fabric Storage Footstool in Pumpkin Dexter, £395 Boheme Rug in Beige, from £99
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BESPOKE KITCHENS AND FITTED WARDROBES FROM CHRIS SHARP CABINETS BASED IN LINCOLN
We provide a range of bespoke kitchens, tailored to match your requirements, free from the limitations of the ‘High Street’ packages.
Your new kitchen will be individually designed and constructed using the latest in computer technology offering you the ability to see your new kitchen before its built, allowing you to amend any small features along the way including the use of the soft close drawers, and a choice of storage metalwork – small features that really make your kitchen stand out.
We offer a range of different materials, from popular gloss acrylic kitchens to
contemporary painted shakers in your choice of colours, or the more traditional ‘In-Frame’ cottage style kitchens which benefit from our knowledge of the hardwood furniture industry. All of which are as equally beautiful but completely unique and tailored to your needs.
Once we’ve agreed a bespoke kitchen design, it will then be built within our Lincolnshire factory using the highest quality materials and most modern machinery, a process you’re welcome to come and watch!
Being truly independent, and working closely with worktop and domestic appliance suppliers we are able to offer you a wide range of well known brands as well as a choice of granite, ceramic and quartz worktops, all of the highest standard.
Working in partnership with our dedicated tradespeople to overcome any and all obstacles thrown at us - even when confronted with a stubborn tiled floor! Chris Sharp cabinets are never afraid to utilise the latest technology and machinery to
get the job completed fast, but never scrimping on quality. Whether you require plastering, plumbing, building work, or flooring - We pride ourselves in making sure we do the best job for our customers!
All of our finely crafted bespoke products are hand made in our Lincolnshire workshop and displayed for you to come and view in our beautiful Lincoln Showroom.
A personal consultation, a tailored design & a bespoke kitchen that is built around your needsWhat more could you ask for?
Garden Design and Construction
CREATING THE PERFECT SUMMER GARDEN
During the Summer months, our gardens become a focal point for relaxation, socialising, and enjoying the warmer weather.
Creating a beautiful and functional garden involves thoughtful design, careful selection of materials, and attention to detail. Whether you’re planning a complete garden overhaul or just a few updates, here are some key considerations to help you create the perfect summer garden.
Planning Your Space
The first step in creating an ideal summer garden is to plan the layout and design of your space. Consider how you want to use the garden. Do you need areas for dining, relaxing, or perhaps a play area for children? By defining zones within your garden, you can create a more organised and enjoyable outdoor space.
Think about incorporating various elements such as seating areas, walkways, and planting beds. A well-designed garden should have a balance of open space and greenery, allowing for both movement and areas to relax and enjoy the surroundings. Consider using different levels and textures to add visual interest. For instance, raised beds can provide height and structure, while a variety of plants can create a lush, layered effect.
Choosing the Right Materials
Paving is a crucial aspect of garden design, as it defines pathways, patios, and other functional areas. When selecting paving materials, consider the style of your home and garden. Natural stone, such as sandstone or limestone, offers a timeless, classic look, while porcelain tiles provide a modern, sleek finish. For a more rustic or traditional feel, you might opt for gravel or brick.
The choice of paving should not only be aesthetic but also practical. Consider the durability and maintenance of the materials. Some stones may require regular sealing or cleaning, while others are low-maintenance. Also, think about the slip resistance of the paving, especially if you have children or plan to entertain frequently. A well-paved garden not only looks great but also enhances the usability of the space.
Defining Boundaries and Enhancing Privacy
Fencing plays a vital role in garden design, offering both privacy and security. It can also be a decorative element that complements the overall style of your garden. There are numerous fencing options available, from traditional wooden panels to modern metal designs.
When choosing a fence, consider the height and style that best suits your needs. For privacy, taller fences are ideal, while lower fences can define boundaries without obstructing views. You can also add a decorative touch with trellises or climbing plants, which soften the look of the fence and add greenery.
Wooden fences can be painted or stained in various colours to match your garden’s aesthetic. Metal fences, such as wrought iron, offer durability
HIGH- QUALITY TRAILERS TO MEET ALL YOUR
NEEDS
Trailers are a versatile and efficient means of transporting materials and goods. The demand for automotive trailers in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and transport is continuously growing, driving significant market growth.
This growth is spurred by the need for reliable and efficient transportation solutions, which are crucial for various business operations. The versatility of trailers allows them to be adapted for a wide range of uses, from moving heavy machinery to transporting livestock, making them indispensable in many sectors.
Trailers offer a cost-effective solution for transporting a variety of equipment and livestock safely and efficiently. Highquality trailers can be purchased or hired, offering flexibility depending on your needs and budget. Leading trailer companies across Lincolnshire supply a comprehensive range of trailers tailored to your specific needs, whether you’re looking for a flatbed, box, or specialised transport solution. These companies also provide
professional, friendly advice, ensuring you make the right choice. They offer repairs, maintenance, servicing, and spare parts, so your trailer remains in excellent condition and ready for use at all times.
Cost-Effective Solutions
Experts in the industry manufacture and supply a wide range of trailers, including road and off-road options. Their extensive experience enables them to offer expert advice to help you choose the most suitable trailer for your application, budget, and towing vehicle. Selecting the right trailer can significantly impact your operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness, making professional guidance invaluable.
Trailers provide a cost-effective way to increase transport capacity, essential for moving everything from livestock to heavy equipment. Leading distributors generally offer a full range of flatbed trailers for general haulage, plant trailers for heavy machinery, horse boxes for equine transport, and utility trailers for everyday needs. This wide selection ensures that customers can find exactly what they
need, whether for commercial or personal use.
Commercial Trailer Hire
Specialists in this field offer flexible hire options to suit both personal and business needs. Trailer hire is an excellent, costeffective way to meet the demands of your business, particularly for temporary projects or seasonal increases in transport requirements. It eliminates the need for a significant upfront investment, providing access to high-quality equipment without long-term financial commitment.
Trailers available for hire include skeletal, flatbed, Euroliner, curtain sliders, trombone, and step frame trailers, each catering to different transportation needs. Whether you need a single trailer or a larger fleet, hiring can be a convenient and practical solution. Additionally, these companies offer high-quality trailer repairs, servicing, and maintenance services, ensuring that all hired units remain in top condition and ready for any task.
Whatever your trailer needs, it’s crucial to seek expert advice from professionals in the industry. A wide selection of trailers is available for purchase or hire, ensuring you can safely transport your equipment, materials, or livestock. By choosing the right trailer and maintaining it properly, you can enhance the efficiency and safety of your transport operations, supporting the smooth running of your business or personal projects.
From 500 galls. (2,500 litres) up to 22.000 galls (110,000 litres) capacity
Pump Cabinets with Roller Shutter door and all equipment. Pumps and Fuel Flow Monitors supplied and fitted. Tanks manufactured at our SCUNTHORPE factory.
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Storage Tanks:
• Mild Steel • Stainless Steel
• Bunded
Ancillary Equipment:
• Pumps • Alarms • Fuel Monitors
• Oil / Water Separators
• Storage Tank Disposal
• Storage Tank Hire
• Oil Industry
• Haulage Companies
• Construction Contractors
• Water Authorities
• Agricultural Industry
• Waste Managers
• Environmental Agencies
• Chemical Industry
NORTHERN LOG CABINS IS A COMPANY THAT SPECIALISES IN LOG CABIN CONSTRUCTION. WE PROVIDE EVERYTHING THAT YOU NEED TO CREATE YOUR DREAM LOG CABIN AND WE HAVE THE EXPERIENCE, KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE TO MAKE IT HAPPEN.
FROM DESIGN BLUEPRINTS RIGHT THROUGH TO INSTALLATION, NORTHERN LOG CABINS CAN TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR NEEDS. OUR SHOWROOM IS LOCATED IN DRIFFIELD IN EAST YORKSHIRE WHERE YOU CAN BROWSE OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK OF QUALITY LOG CABINS OR SPEAK WITH ONE OF OUR KNOWLEDGEABLE TEAM ABOUT YOUR REQUIREMENTS.
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