New Milton Mail April 2019

April 2019

Issue 109

Community Magazine & Local Business Directory

Meet the Locals Dr Nigel Watson MBE

Local History

Town Centre Crossroads

Going Places Malta

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What’s On Local History Meet the Locals

Going Places It’s a Dog’s Life Fiona’s Real Food

Book Reviews Motoring Review Local Clubs & Societies

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THEATRE: Bournemouth Gilbert & Sullivan Productions BEAUTIES, BEASTS & BARRICADES Fri 12 April 7.30pm £12.50 Regent Centre

BROADCAST: KING & I from London Palladium (12A) (Recorded Screening) Sun 14 April 2pm £18.50 Conc £16.50 Regent Centre

THEATRE: WAIT UNTIL DARK New Forest Players Fri 12 April 7.30 £12 conc. £10

MUSIC: SUNDAY MUSIC IN THE BAR Sun 14 April 5pm Cliff House Hotel, BartonBarton-onon-Sea

CONCERT: THE ROLLING STONES STORY Sat 13 April 7.30pm £22.50 Under 16s £10.50 Regent Centre

CHILDREN’S THEATRE: FOREST FABLES & SEASIDE STORIES Sun 14 April 10.30am Tickets from £3 Forest Arts

FILM: FILM: FISHERMAN’S FRIENDS (12A) FILM: Sun 14 April 7.30pm, Mon 15 RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET 11am & 7.30pm & Tue 16 11am (PG) Sat 13 April 10.30am Tickets from £3 & 7.30pm & Thurs 18 7.30pm Regent Centre Forest Arts CONCERT: RICKY COOL & THE IN CROWD Sat 13 April 7.30pm Tickets from £13 Forest Arts CRAFT FAIR: NEW MILTON TOWN PARTNERSHIP SPRING CRAFT FAIR Sat 13 April 10am The New Milton Memorial Centre CONCERT: A NIGHT AT THE OPERA! The Grange Choral Society Sat 13 April 7.30pm £13 -18 Students £5 Booking Office 01202 485804.

Christchurch Priory

FILM: THE KID WHO WOULD BE KING (PG) Mon 15 April & Tue 16, Fri 19 & Sat 20 April 2.30pm Regent Centre THEATRE: THE HARD WAY - LOUISE JORDAN Tues 16 April 7.30pm Pay what you decide Forest Arts CONCERT: Hurn Court Opera – THE MAGIC FLUTE Wed 17 April 7.30pm £22 Conc £20 Students £10 Regent Centre

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COMEDY THEATRE: MAYHEW--ARCHER: PAUL MAYHEW INCURABLE OPTIMIST Forest Arts THEATRE: HORRIBLE HISTORIES Thur 18 April 1.30pm & 4.30pm £14 Conc£12 Family of 4 £48 Regent Centre FILM: INSTANT FAMILY (12A) Fri 19 & Sat 20 April 7.30pm & Sat 20 11am Regent Centre THEATRE: Milton Musical Society DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS – The Musical Wed 24 April – Sat 27 April 7.30pm Mat Sat 2.30pm Wed all seats: £14. All other shows: £16 Concs £15 Regent Centre FILM: A STAR IS BORN (15) Wed 24 April 2pm & 7.30pm Forest Arts FILM: MARY POPPINS RETURNS (U) Sat 27 April 10.30am Forest Arts CONCERT: THE ELVIS PRESLEY SHOW Sat 27 April 8pm £12 New Milton Memorial Centre BROADCAST: (Recorded screening) RSC Encore: AS YOU LIKE IT (12A) Sun 28 April 7pm £13 Concs £12 Regent Centre

THEATRE: THE MAN WITHOUT A PAST Thur 2 May 7.30pm Tickets from £14 Forest Arts

THEATRE THE TRIALS OF OSCAR WILDE Fri 10 May 7.30 Tickets from £14 Forest Arts

CONCERT: JOHN OTWAY & WILD WILLY BARRETT - THE NEARLY FREE TOUR Fri 3 May 7.30pm Tickets from £13 Forest Arts

CHILDREN’S THEATRE: SOOTY’S MAGIC SHOW Sat 11 May 11am & 2.30pm £12.50 Child 10.50 Family of 4 £40 Regent Centre

CONCERT: BOWIE EXPERIENCE Sat 4 May 7.30pm £22.50 Young Dudes Under 16 £10.50 Regent Centre

CHILDREN’S THEATRE: THE RAINBOW FISH Sun 28 April 2.30pm Tickets from £7 Forest Arts BROADCAST: Royal Opera FAUST (12A) (Live satellite broadcast) Tue 30 April 6.45pm £18.50 Conc £16.50 Child £10 Regent Centre MUSICAL THEATRE: ANNIE Tues 30 April – Sat 4 May various performance times £49.50 £22.50 Mayflower Theatre, Southampton BROADCAST: NT Live Encore: ALL ABOUT EVE (12A) (Recorded screening) Wed 1 May 2pm & 7pm £13 Conc £12 Regent Centre

FILM: SPIDERSPIDER-MAN: SPIDER--VERSE (PG) INTO THE SPIDER Sat 4 May 10.30am Forest Arts FILM: THE WIFE (15) Wed 8 May 7.30pm Forest Arts THEATRE: REGENT CENTRE TOUR Thur 9 May 10am £5 NB Tour involves stairs Regent Centre FILM: LEON (18) Thur 9 May 8pm £6 Jimmy Film Regent Centre CONCERT: PASADENA ROOF ORCHESTRA Fri 10 May 7.30pm £20 Concs £18.50 Regent Centre

BROADCAST: Met Opera NY DIALOGUES DES CARMELITES (12A) ((Live broadcast screening) Sat 11 May 5pm £22 Concs £20 Regent Centre FILM: WONDER (PG) Sat 11 May 10.30am

Forest Arts

Forest Arts Centre Old Milton Road, New Milton www.forestwww.forest-arts.co.uk 01425 612393 Highcliffe Castle Rothesay Drive, Highcliffe

Regent Centre High Street, Christchurch www.regentcentre.co.uk 01202 499199 The New Milton Memorial Centre Whitefield Road, New Milton. www.newmiltonmemorialcentre.co.uk

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Local History

Osborne Road and Whitefield Road Crossroads

The area around the Whitefield Road, Station Road, Osborne Road cross roads could be considered to be the first commercial centre in New Milton. Look at the attached 1909 Ordnance Survey map .

The camera is pointing south along Station Road towards the Whitefield Road entrance. The image shows a ‘Hospital Sunday’ parade which was a welfare fundraiser with the money being used to help the poor of the parish receive some medical care. Note on the left ftt of the image the scaffolding and piles of bricks from the building of Bank Terrace. On the corner in what is now New Forest Sports can be seen a builders merchants and iron mongers. This later became White and Pitman, a milliners and drapers shop. Those who were schoolchildren in Milton in the 1970s will remember it as a fabulous toy shop called ‘Toys Agogo’.

OS Map 1909

North of the Railway station is the Milton Hotel.

Opposite is a garage. There are railway sidings and shops on the bridge, notably the grocers Misselbrook and Weston and on both sides of Station Road leading down to the cross roads with Whitefield and Osborne Road. We can see that shops carried on south of the cross roads on the left ft, t or west side, but that there were large houses on the east side.

The shops that extend from present day Lloyds Bank up to the Taxi Office were built in about 1904 and are called Bank Terrace. This photograph is taken in about 1904.

Hospital Sunday c 1904

The Crossroads From The Air

To give some idea of how the area looked, examine this aerial photograph taken in about 1920 which shows the shops running south of the railway bridge. You can see the size of the private houses that were on the east side of the road. They ran from where today the shoe repair shop is now located down to the cross roads with Ashley Road.

Note also that in the early days Whitefield Rd extended only as No. 30 where it came up against farmland. Behind No. 30 was Dealey’s coal yard.

This later became the Quaker Meeting House. If you walk past this building look at the gable end.

You can just make out a painted advertising sign for good stabling and hay.

There were of course a number of coal yards and offices selling coal in and around the Station Approach area. Several of these retail outlets were located in huts little more than the size of a garden shed.

Looking North to Station Approach

They were perched on the embankment which today is the boundary of the Practical Van Hire yard as seen here in the above photograph. There was also at least one estate agents office in a similar building. One coal office hut that survives today is still in use but as a taxi office.

The bank on the corner of Osborne Road was initially operated by the Wilts and Dorset Bank as seen here in this image below.

New Milton 1910 Station Approach

This bank was bought out by Lloyds bank in 1914.

It is worth noting that this building has always retained its original use and is one of the few in Station Road to have done so. On the opposite corner is Novelle’s Post Office. Mrs Novelle moved the post office here in about 1900. It is now in use as Cookies Corner sandwich shop.

Later other shops were built from the Post Office corner heading up towards Station Approach.

These included Alfred Barrow’s dairy shop, which later became a fishmongers and is now used as Trevor Shaw’s ladies hairstylist. Next door was a business run by Mr Percy Beale, which later became a butchers shop owned and was run by an appropriately named Mr Bull. It is now the Hourglass micro pub. The next shop up was Mr. John Farw rwell’s w dairy shop and tea room. In later years this was used by Porter and Clarkes before their move across the road into Milton Hall. It is now Betfred .

On the corner with Station Approach was a building that was initially used by Harrisons Tobacconist but from 1910 onwards used by Mr Kirkman the chemist. He also developed photographs and sold film as well. When he moved further down Station Road to the shop which is now Costa Coffee, the premises was taken over by Alderson radio shop.

It later became the New Milton Launderette. It was then used commercially by Mitchells Estate Agents, but is now the aptly named New Miltan tanning shop.

As shops continued to be built south along Station Road, so the retail area of town moved down towards the Station Road, Whitefield Road crossroads area until we came to have our shopping area on both sides of the length of the road. We now have a diverse mix of shops and cafes for Miltonians and visitors to visit.

Nick Saunders Nick Saunders is a local historian who would be pleased to hear from any reader who has information relating to local history. In addition he would be interested to see any postcards or photographs of our district.

Tel: 01425 618549

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Dr Nigel Watson MBE This month in ‘Meet the Locals’ we catch up with Dr Nigel Watson who, for the last 32 years has been serving our community, helping many of us to overcome illness and injuries and trying to keep us healthy. Nigel has also played a major part in the restructuring of GP care in the United Kingdom as a whole.

Nigel through his studies. When he didn’t quite get the ‘A’ level grades he needed to get into medical school, Mr Robinson spoke to the medical college, told them about Nigel’s character and how he would be a wonderful doctor. He was offered a place at Westminster Hospital medical school.

Nigel’s father served in the Royal Navy. This meant that Nigel had a nomadic early life living in numerous Navy quarters both in Britain and abroad. He attended a boarding school and this gave him an element of normality that was lacking in a service upbringing.

On the very first day of his medical training, Nigel met another amazing person who would have a huge influence on his life. She was Jane McLeod.

They were married in their final year of studies and have been together ever since.

Nigel enjoyed the life of a boarder at Queens Taunton School. He excelled at games and became head boy in his final year. He was lucky to have an outstanding headmaster, Mr Malcolm Robinson who asked him what he really wanted to do in life. Nigel decided he wanted to get into medicine and become a doctor. Mr Robinson supported

Nigel undertook numerous placements during his training including stints in surgery in London and medicine in Weymouth before returning to London and working in the Accident and Emergency Department of a large teaching hospital. He then started training as an Orthopaedic Surgeon at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. This proved to be another pivotal time in Nigel’s life where he decided that his skills were better suited to being a General Practitioner and undertook his GP training in Rugby.

Nigel enjoyed meeting the patients and getting to know them. He was very good at talking to people and getting them to trust him. He knew that he could make a real difference to people’s lives in General Practice.

Nigel in Singapore aged 6

In 1987 Nigel applied to a number of General Practice surgeries around England.

He

was offered an interview at the Medical Centre in New Milton with Dr. Ball, Huish, Willard and Thacker. There were over 170 applicants for the post but Nigel was offered the post.

Nigel’s first impression as he drove into New Milton was how pretty the Fernhill Lane entrance to the town was. He also noted the town had five chemists, indicating the doctors were busy.

The town was ideally located between the New Forest and the sea. He was less impressed with the Health Centre which was in desperate need of repair with buckets under the leaks in the roof.

Shortly after Nigel started working at the Medical Centre Jane completed her GP training and was also offered a partnership. She would be the first female partner in the practice and a valuable asset.

Jane and Nigel have worked together ever since. They have worked well together sharing similar interests but also, occasionally, have different opinions on work related subjects.

Nigel was heavily involved in the creation of the Arnewood Practice and the design of the building that now houses it. From the outset the doctors, nurses and staff were able to influence the architects and builders to ensure that the surgery would be ‘user friendly’ both for staff and patients. This has paid off as the building is still fit for purpose 20 years on.

Nigel with Wife Jane, Son Mark, Daughter-in-law Susie and granddaughter Daisy that today’s NHS care is too congratulations that were sent to him.

Early in his career, Nigel became hospital based and needs to change to promote better involved in medical politics.

Nigel took a sabbatical from community based care with Within a few years he had been general practice in May 2018 to general practice doctors and local elected to chair a local medical concentrate on the review committee to represent doctors in partnerships at the centre. The document. As this workload report also calls for more funding Southampton and South West increased and new roles Hampshire. He later became the for GPs and the establishment of emerged, he reluctantly took the primary care networks to ensure chief executive of the Wessex decision to retire from general that their workload and numbers Local Medical Committee and practice. Nigel said that he could of patients are sustainable but at now represents over 3000 GPs no longer keep up to date on the same time they still provide from 450 practices across the clinical practice and did not want high quality care to the south west of England. to become a liability. community they served.

In May 2018 Nigel was invited by Nigel is a strong supporter of the In June 2018 Nigel was awarded the Health Secretary to be the merger of all of the medical an MBE in the Queen’s birthday Independent Chair of a review practices in Milton Parish. The into the future of GP Partnerships honours list. It was a very proud local merger will be of great moment when Nigel, Jane and in England. Nigel toured the benefit as it means that more country speaking to GPs, nurses, their son Mark attended services will be made available to other health care providers and Buckingham Palace. He felt very patients. As well as dealing with patients. His report concluded humbled by the local letter of urgent cases, there will be a greater ability to manage diseases such as diabetes, whilst at the same time still providing a friendly GP for the routine cases.

More information can be found on this at:

http:// www.arnewoodpractice.nhs.uk/ website/J82007/files/Practice% 20Merger%20Statement.pdf It is people like Dr Nigel Watson MBE who make a really positive impact on our lives. We wish him all the best for the future.

Captain of Queen’s College Taunton 1st team in 1977 - Nigel seated 3rd from left

Nick Saunders

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A little knowledge is a dangerous thing

One of my colleagues was recently asked to act for a man in obtaining a grant of probate to the estate of his mother. His sister had attempted to deal with the matter herself but had come unstuck when the Probate Registry asked her for some clarification about matters she did not understand. My colleague often says ‘I would not dream of cutting and colouring my own hair. I go to a hairdresser who has trained to do that. Why do people always think they can do my job when I have trained for 6 years to do the work properly.’

Many people believe that they can carry out their own legal work whether it be writing their own will, selling their own home or obtaining a grant of probate.

The proverb ‘A little knowledge is a dangerous thing’ expresses the idea that a small amount of knowledge can mislead people into thinking that they are more expert than they really are which can lead to mistakes being made.

An extreme example of this can be seen in a recent case brought

by HM Revenue and Customs

(HMRC) against a personal representative (someone appointed to administer an estate of a deceased person).

The personal representative, Mr Harris acting for himself obtained a grant of letters of administration to an estate. The estate had an inheritance tax bill of £341,278.76. Following the sale of the deceased’s home Mr Harris passed the proceeds of sale to the deceased’s brother and beneficiary on the understanding that the brother would pay the inheritance tax bill.

The brother did not. The brother returned to his home in Barbados. HMRC issued a notice to recover the inheritance tax from Mr Harris. Mr Harris appealed on the basis that he did not have the money. His appeal was struck out. The tribunal judge said that it was no defence that Mr Harris was ignorant of his obligations as a personal representative to pay the inheritance tax owing and he had to pay.

Another situation arose with a home made will. It was a short will ‘This is the last will of John Smith and I appoint my 2 children Jayne Smith and Arthur Smith to act as my executors and

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leave my whole estate to them.’

Sadly John’s daughter Jayne had died before John. Arthur took out a grant of probate personally, disposed of John’s assets and transferred all the monies to himself. Jayne had 2 children herself – John’s grandchildren – both of whom survived John.

Arthur did not realise that in this instance Jayne’s children were entitled to their mother’s share of the estate. Whilst Arthur was able to remedy the situation and pass monies to them it did initially cause bad feeling within the family.

At Dixon Stewart we are always happy to meet with you at an initial interview for a nominal fee and advise you of the cost of us carrying out any legal work for you. Although legal work does incur fees you may find in the long run it can save you money.

It also means that you avoid the stress of worrying that maybe you have not got matters quite right.

If you would like legal advice about any matters then please contact us on enquiry@dixonstewart.com or call one of our offices Helen Stewart

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Soak up the magic of Malta A sparkling jewel in the centre of the Mediterranean, Malta sits between Sicily and the North African coast. Steeped in a rich history, this beautiful archipelago, has been subject to the rule of Romans, Moors, Knights of Saint John, French and British.

The largest, and probably best known of the islands is Malta.

The island’s capital, Valletta, is one of Malta’s three UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

As the commercial centre of the island, the city is busy during the day. Quaint shops and cafes sit side by side with internationally known retailers offering a unique shopping experience with something for everyone.

As the sun sets, you feel like you’re walking back in time as you explore the narrow streets, churches and palaces. Find a small café tucked away and enjoy local delicacies such as pastizzi and ftira.

Whilst in the city, don’t miss the stunning St John’s Cathedral and Museum which hosts some of the world’s most famous works of fine art.

Valletta offers a variety of accommodation from charming boutique hotels to self-catering options and there’s something for all budgets.

Beyond Valletta, Malta has so much more to offer. There are beaches to suit every taste from sporty travellers who want to windsurf through to sun-seekers simply wanting to relax. The most popular beaches are in the North of Malta and if you’re looking for something a little smaller, head for the tip overlooking the island of Gozo.

A boat trip to Comino’s worldfamous Blue Lagoon is not to be missed. You’ll have to look far and wide to find more beautifully clear, azure waters.

The rocky coastline and clear blue waters of Malta makes for some of the best diving - in the Mediterranean with a wealth of

caves, reefs and wrecks to explore. The combination of clear waters and calm conditions make it a great place for first time divers and there’s no shortage of reputable Dive Schools to choose from.

English is widely spoken, car drive on the left and the standard British three pin plug system is used.

Flights from Bournemouth Airport to Malta are just three hours making it the perfect getaway.

For more information, or to arrange your bespoke itinerary, call Milford Travel on 01590 644899, email enquiries@milford-travel.com or pop in and see us at 78 High Street, Milford on Sea.

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Easter Eggs, Plain and Simple With Easter being this month I'm sure you will have noticed lots of eggs everywhere.

Easter eggs symbolise the resurrection of Jesus Christ in the Christian world, and so painting eggs, rolling eggs and eating eggs have all become embedded tradition within western Christian culture.

It is interesting that something so simple as an egg can be dressed up in such an elaborate way.

Take away all the shiny, colourful foil and giant cardboard boxes and what you are left with is something plain and simple.

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‘The Librarian’ by Salley Vickers This is a nostalgic trip through post war England, following the youthful Sylvia Blackwell as she takes a job in a childrens’ library. Vickers is extremely skilful in her observation of family life, interactions and dialogue, all the characters are wonderfully written, nasty neighbours, lovable work colleagues and a horrid boss to name a few.

‘The Summer of Impossible Things’

by Rowan Coleman Any fan of time travel narratives will adore this novel. It was highly recommended by Zoe Ball’s Book Club and there’s a strong possibility of a film in the future. Luna has travelled to New York to confront her mother’s past when she somehow finds herself ‘in’ her mother’s past, Brooklyn during the long, hot summer of 1977.

Luna and her sister must confront the secret that their mother has kept for thirty years, but if Luna can time travel, she can change the outcome. The setting is intensely atmospheric, a very believable backdrop for some emotional, magical and impossible events.

Coleman’s novels tend to have lifeaffirming narratives, this story is well written and uplifting, it stays with you long after you’ve finished reading it.

Published by Ebury Press ISBN 1785032437

The cast is laid out on a vivid backdrop of East Mole, a small market town that exemplifies country life, family values and the importance of a good education. This is a beautifully written homage to childhood and the power of books. Anyone who fell in love with reading at a young age will appreciate this trip down memory lane.

Published by Penguin ISBN 0241330238

‘A Game of Ghosts’ John Connolly A macabre backdrop of ghosts, fallen angels and hauntings gives this detective story an interesting edge.

This is Charlie Parker’s fifteenth outing as an American detective so there is a little reflection to bring new readers up to speed with his character.

Parker is employed by Edgar Ross of the FBI to track down an investigator, Jaycob Eklund, but this is no ordinary investigation.

Eklund has been tracking a series of hauntings and disappearances. Along the journey Parker gets swept up in the criminal underworld of ‘Mother’ and all manner of bargains are struck with both the living and the dead.

This is a detective story where the supernatural is part of the plot so don’t try to apply logic or solve any murders.

Published by Hodder Paperbacks ISBN 147364190X

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Vivian & Holt Kitchen Studio - a local business since 1980 Since 1980 Vivian & Holt Ltd have been a family run business located in New Milton.

Damion Vivian started working for Vivian & Holt in 1995 as a kitchen fitter. He now owns Vivian & Holt alongside his wife Samantha Vivian, designing kitchens and overseeing all aspects of running the business.

Sam Vivian works on an administration job share basis with Nikki Luke who joined the company in 2014.

Martin Toms, our designer, joined the company in 2006 as a trainee kitchen fitter.

After fully qualifying in carpentry he enjoyed many years of installing Vivian & Holt Kitchens. He is now a Kitchen Designer working

alongside Damion. Martin thrives on coming up with new and exciting plans.

We employ our own fitters, Mitchell Oborn who is fully qualified and Arron Squires, our apprentice, who is in the final stage of completing his NVQ2 carpentry qualification.

Vivian & Holt have been importing German kitchens from the same company since 1981 and have built up a strong relationship with their suppliers. Since taking over Damion has introduced a wider range of kitchens, giving greater scope to accommodate a variety of budgets but still offering the same high quality kitchens and personal service.

Vivian & Holt can offer everything from supply only,

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Bugle goes to Lunch The club meets every Wednesday and provides lunch for local residents there is even local transport for those that In order for Bugle to look find it difficult his best, we had him to get about washed, blow dried and unaided. trimmed the day before Whilst it is held and so when we arrived he in the hall of looked his most the Methodist handsome: Coat gleaming, Church, it is inter teeth cleaned and paws denominational and there trimmed. is no religious requirement for those who wish to attend.

Bugle does like to get out and about and meet new people, so we were delighted to receive an invitation from the Barton Luncheon Club to take him along to meet all the members.

When we arrived, there was a delicious smell of roast dinner wafting through the door and Bugle set off at a pace! He gradually made his way around all the tables to say hello to the diners – many of whom read about him each week and were - to delighted

finally meet the ‘famous’ Bugle.

Despite being a big dog, he is remarkably calm when we take him to these events and enjoys the fuss and attention. As you can see from the photo, he also gives a lot of pleasure to many, particularly those who can no longer cope with a dog of their own.

Once he had completed his lap of the room we departed to allow the lunch to be served – if we had stayed, I suspect that a few tit bits might have come his way!

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Local History

Walkford & Amberwood

I found a vague reference to it once, implying that a house had existed there back in the reign of Henry ryy II, which takes us back to the 12th century ry. y The Amberw rwood w House of more modern times, however, has been described as, ‘a 19th century ryy villa’.

There’s also The Amberw rwood w pub on the main Ringwood Road through Walkford. We’ve always enjoyed our visits there: very ryy convivial, with friendly serv rvice v and excellent food. I’ve even been there on public speaking duties.

Welcome to Walkford.

I’ve seen it described as the

Whenever I read about the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra (BSO), one name features consistently from its early days (when it was known as the Bournemouth Municipal Orchestra) and that was Sir Dan Godfrey (1868-1939), who was born in London, but founded the BMO in 1893, conducting the orchestra’s very first performance (May 22nd, 1893) when the music included works by Wagner, Holst and Tchaikovsky.

Although Sir Dan’s brief was to conduct a seasonal gathering of musicians, he was determined that Bournemouth would have a permanent symphony orchestra.

He succeeded and remained its principal conductor for around 40 years, conducting more than 2,000 ‘gigs’ in total.

‘former coachman’s house’. It’s

So, where does Christchurch fit into this tale, I hear you ponder?

Well, Sir Dan, who was knighted for serv rvices v to municipal music (1922), bought Amberw rwood w House (Walkford) at some point.

Now, Amberw rwood w House has always puzz zzled z me.

in the right place for that, albeit enlarged since those days.

Today’s Amberwood House.

Its earliest residents were the Pardoe family, one of whose boys fought in the Zulu War (1879).

Another owner of Amberw rwood, w dubbed the ‘house of many steps’ (there were three staircases) was Mary ryy Braddyll, who was oft ften t seen around Highcliff ffe f in an open carriage, driven by her coachman, Robert rtt Shave. She died in 1929, aged 91, aft fter t which calamity befell Amberw rwood. w It seems the house (or a large part rtt of it) was destroyed in a fire, whilst unoccupied, with its replacement, or renovation, not completed for 20-30 years. The Amberw rwood w House of today (in Amberw rwood w Gardens) is apart rtments, t with the house’s former gardens home to a housing estate.

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west) and Chewt wton t Common (south-east). There would have been very ryy little here back in the days (pre-1892) when Highcliff ffe f was known as ‘Newt wtown’. t

an

much new building. There are

Returning to Dan Godfrey, he died

those

several listed buildings along

in Bournemouth about six weeks

days and Walkford was pretty

Ringwood Road, including the

before the onset of WW2 WW W and is

much non-existent, except for

chapel and a pillar box of Edward

buried at St Peter’s, the town’s

VIII vintage, c1936 (he was the

mother church. He was 71 and

This

was

agricultural

very ryy

much

district

in

a few cottages, a chapel (the Cranemoor

Congregational

Chapel of 1829, which is today’s URC) and, of course, Amberw rwood w House. It’s believed that nearby gravel pits and brick works helped

king who abdicated for love). I’ve read that there are fewer than 100 Edward VIII boxes in the whole of the UK, so we’re lucky kyy to have an example.

much respected, as evidenced by the 2,000-odd who attended his funeral, including every ryy member of the orchestra that he had founded and nurt rtured. t

Away to the east are various

to get things moving.

roads off fff Walkford Road and Glenville Road (which dates to the late-19th century ry, y albeit with only a couple of semi-detached buildings at that stage). Tresillian Way found an ‘alter ego’ (Latin for ‘other’) as the location home of Victor Meldrew and his long-

United Reformed Church.

suff ffering f wife in ‘One Foot in the Grave’.

Dan Godfrey’s grave.

Stephen Roberts Steve Roberts’ first book, ‘Lesser Known Christchurch’, was published in August 2015, by Dorset book specialist Roving Press. He has just

popularity

residential

district

finished ‘Lesser Known Bournemouth’

The Walkford Brook, meanwhile,

(publication details TBC).

makes its way towards the sea,

Edward VIII letter box.

Walkford’s

Tresillian Way.

burrowing under Walkford Road as

For more information visit the publisher’s website

a

and continuing east of Chewt wton t

increased

Farm Road, before heading down

website www.steveroberts.org.uk

Chewt wton t Bunny to find the sea.

(Twitter: @SRChristchurch)

rapidly from the 1930s, with

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Following last month’s Chinese year sign roundup, we received lots of feedback regarding peoples feet and their corresponding sign and it would seem that maybe we are onto something! So here we are with four more signs and our scientific findings (not very) from over the years, so read on and see if you recognise your tootsies via the ancient art of Chinese astrology.

The Ox people are honest and straightforward so you always know where you stand with them. We have noticed that these people have particularly strong feet, broad and square, and sometimes they are prone to the thicker nail. They tend to find all types of footwear quite restrictive due to the squareness of their foot and prefer to shed their shoes at any given opportunity, not advisable for any diabetic oxen out there! Because of this barefoot tendency and the sturdiness of their build they often have calluses on their heels. They love it when this is removed, sanded and creamed and skip off into the nearest field for a quick lap of celebration. They are

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The Rat folk tend to have more delicate, thin feet with a preponderance to fluffiness. They are very stealthy on their feet and can often sneak up on you. They are smart and adaptable to their surroundings so we find these clever chaps and chapesses are very canny in their footwear choice and err towards trainers to cushion their slightly bony feet. They can be a little picky so we occasionally have to have a few words regarding ingrowing toenails where there may have been a bit too much fiddling going on.

The Snake – these wise, intuitive people pay great attention to selfcare as they don’t like to suffer any unnecessary misfortunes, blisters, corns or the like. These guys attend regularly as clockwork for their appointments and keep their smooth silky feet in tip top condition with

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Never a hair out of place we are always in admiration of the well turned out snake, literally from top to toe.

The Rabbit – we are always happy to see a Rabbit hopping into clinic, what happy souls they are, ever friendly we can sometimes get a bit behind schedule chatting with the effervescent rabbit folk. Their feet are basically completely fit for purpose as they are built for longevity, hard work and bouncing (it’s a fitness craze on mini trampolines!). They don’t get too many problems, but need their nails clipping more regularly as they seem to grow faster than most. A little foolhardy they often leave it until the last minute to book their appointment so often end up with extremely long nails indeed by the time we can get to see them. Check back here next month for the final instalment!!

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NEW MILTON U3A Our April meeting is on 24th at 2pm in the Memorial Centre Whitefield Road. This month is our AGM which will be followed by what promises to be a light-hearted and entertaining talk by Poet Di Castle.

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THE ARTS SOCIETY New Milton Porcelain, jade, jewels, architecture, gardens and a few surprises are featured in this fascinating talk, which encompasses the wonders and exoticism of the East that held the West enthralled for over two centuries. The Meridian line of the Forbidden City, the pure white marble path, double hip roofs, the importance of the number 9 are all discussed, together with Court ritual.

Do join us on Thursday 11th April for this lecture by Dr Peter Le Rossignol, which will be preceded by the society's Annual General Meeting at 10.15.a.m. Coffee will be served from 9.45. The lecture will begin, as usual, at 10.30. Visitors are most welcome (£6). Venue: Memorial Centre, Whitefield Road, New Milton. For further information about the society visit our website: http:// tasnm.org or contact Peter Ronan on 01425 638200. meet on Friday 26th April in the McLELLAN Hall, Lymington Community Centre, Cannon St. Alan Hayward presents “The Severn Railway Bridge Disaster” Visitors welcome, £4 on the door, arrive from 7.00pm for a 7.30pm start. www.railwayclubofthenewforest.org

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NEW MILTON CARERS SUPPORT We are a small, friendly group who meet from 2pm to 4pm on the second Monday of each month at the Quaker Meeting House, Whitefield Road. Run by volunteers with caring experience, the group relies solely on donations for its funding.

Our aim is to offer unpaid, nonprofessional carers the regular opportunity to take a break and form new contacts, even friendships, with those in similar circumstances, facing much the same challenges. In addition, we arrange lunches out, teaparties and a summertime minibus day-trip.

On 8 April, we shall be delighted to welcome the Town Mayor of New Milton, Councillor David RiceMundy, to our meeting, to tell us all about the role he plays during his term of office.

There is no charge, though donations are greatly appreciated, to help towards our expenses.

For further details of the various activities we organise throughout the year, please contact Maggie on 01425-614714.

New Milton Evangelical Church, Whitefield Road, New Milton, BH25 6DF. Easter Services 2019 Everybody welcome – come and hear about the only man in living history to walk out of his own tomb.

Easter Sunday – 21st April 10.30am – Resurrection Morning Worship, with children's’ club “The one day that changed the world forever” 6.00pm - Easter Praise - with refreshments “Reasons to be joyful”

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BARTON METHODIST CHURCH On Saturday 27th April 2019, Barton Methodist Church will be holding a Table Top Sale from 9.00am until 12 noon to raise money for their Property Development Fund. To book a table for £5, phone Mike on 01425 614736. Refreshments will be available.

NEW FOREST CHILDREN'S CHOIR This award-winning Children's Choir is based here in Barton on sea.

REHEARSALS are WEDNESDAY 56pm in term time. Children aged 518 are welcome to come along and try us out! The Choir won 'BBC Children's Choir of the Year 2010', the finals of BBC1's 'Young Choir of the Year' 2018, appeared on ITV's 'This Morning' and have performed at the Royal Festival Hall in London three times. The Choir is really fun and very friendly and yet reaches an exceptionally high standard of singing. OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITIES in stunning venues and very beautiful music. The Vocal Training members receive in the Choir develops and protects their young voices. Please contact the Musical Director Alison RussellHayward if you are interested in joining this special Choir. Email: nfcchoir@hotmail.co.uk OR TEXT 077646 0377 Website is www.newforestchildren'schoir.co.uk

NEW FOREST CHAMBER CHOIR This award-winning Chamber Choir SATB (soprano, alto, tenor & bass) is for men, women and gifted young singers. REHEARSALS are WEDNESDAY 6pm-7.30pm in Barton. Maybe you haven't sung for a while - please come along and enjoy singing again. Maybe you already sing with another Choir please come and try this one AS WELL. Beautiful repertoire, friendly welcoming Choir - stunning venues & an exceptional sound. Voice Training is included. Please contact the Musical Director Alison RussellHayward if you are interested in joining this special Choir.

Email: nfcchoir@hotmail.co.uk New Milton Friends Group is a well established fundraising group, run by a Committee of eight, holding regular Committee Meetings once a month, to raise funds, by holding regular Car Boor Venues, Quiz Nights, (new for this year) a Bingo/ Fish’n Chip Night and our very successful Autumn Cabaret Evening , at Hoburne Holiday Park Our current team members have a range of experience including Business, Management, Citizens Advice, Local Government and other areas of Charity work, with the Group itself being a Member of NCVO (National Council of Voluntary Organisation) However, as a voluntary group, are currently looking for a new members, such as becoming a Committee Members in being involved in the administration of the group, or as a Helper, being our “extra” pair of hands at our many fundraising functions/events throughout the year So, should you see yourself being interested in helping us out here and/or wanting to find out more please contact me direct on 01425 610916. We are a “friendly” group and would welcome you to be a part of our team ….thank you Graham “Rocky” Fearis Secretary, NMFG

BARTON TOWNSWOMENS GUILD Our April meeting on Wednesday 17th at 2.30pm in Barton Methodist Church Hall, Sea Road is a talk by Frances Mason on ‘Angora Goats and Mohair’.

Refreshments. Raffle. Sales Table.

Secretary: 01425 612417.

Sunday 5 May – 10am to 2pm.

Put your jumble on our map and join the Jumble trail in aid of NM Infant School.

School For details of how to be part of this event please call Nicola on 07793 889061.

BARTON LUNCHEON CLUB— CLUB—NEW MEMBERS WELCOME Every Wednesday lunch time, a hot two-course meal is freshly prepared and cooked at the Barton Methodist Church Hall and served to approx. 6574 elderly folk, who live in New Milton and Barton on Sea. Would you like to join us, to enjoy the lunch and meet new friends. We are currently looking for new members.

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If interested, please phone Linda Pilgrim on 01425 614035.

New Milton Bowling Clubs The indoor season comes to an end on Sunday 14th this month, but the good news is that the outdoor season starts on Monday the 15th. We are holding our first open day on Saturday 20th which gives you a good chance to come and see if bowls is for you. If you are new to bowls then we have free coaching sessions every week. Every day we have friendly roll-ups where you can bowl against other club members but you will not be under any pressure ITS FRIENDLY. If you are an experienced bowler then we have league matches against other local clubs every week and inter club competitions. We have two excellent greens (some say the best in the county) and are situated in Whitefield road opposite the memorial centre..

We also have an active social club holding many events e.g. quizzes, race nights, bingo, curling, and much more.

So come and join our friendly club and spend the summer months getting a little fitter while you have an enjoyable time 1ST MILTON SCOUT GROUP are looking for helpers at the local CubGroup, if you are interested please contact Gary 07443 339931

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