All About Eden
Issue Four November 2014
Community News for Eden District
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Go Totally Locally this Christmas! Welcome to the Winter 2014 edition of All About Eden, our residents magazine which aims to let you know what your Council is doing in our communities. In previous editions, I mentioned the financial pressures placed on councils and the need to do things differently. I am pleased to tell you that we have been able to raise advertising revenue to pay for this magazine. I wish to thank our advertisers for their support. By the time you read this, Penrith Town Council will be well on the way to being set up. Penrith residents’ should have information on the services the new Council will offer, a precept will have been announced and arrangements for elections in May 2015 will be well in hand. Why not go Totally Locally for your Christmas shopping this year? Before you browse the web or make a journey to a larger neighbouring town, please consider what the specialist shops in Eden’s four market towns have to offer. Many people have told me that they have found an elusive or unusual gift for the person “who has everything or is very difficult to buy for.” We all know such people.
Eden District Council is offering free parking in our towns on the weekends in the run up to Christmas, check the local press for details. Our local shops offer friendly helpful service and advice on suitable gifts. So please take a look at your independent shops when you venture out for your Christmas shopping. There will also be a number of special events around the District including on 6 December for Small Business Saturday, when we will be working with local business organisations to attract shoppers to our towns. Finally, please spare a thought for our many residents who live alone or are some distance from their families. Community spirit and support is very strong in Eden. If you have elderly neighbours, do look out for them, but remember that many elderly people are fiercely independent so if you notice any changes, do make some gentle enquiries. A Merry Christmas and prosperous New Year to all our residents.
Gordon Nicolson
Councillor Gordon Nicolson OBE Leader of Eden District Council leader@eden.gov.uk
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Independent shops and businesses in Penrith were the first in Eden District to sign up to the Totally Locally Campaign, this aims to encourage more people to shop in their local street, town or District.
Alan Reading Director of J&J Graham’s and Penrith’s Totally Locally Co-ordinator
The Totally Locally premise is that if each adult in Penrith switched just £5 of their weekly spend to an independent shop or business rather than a supermarket or online it would generate an additional £3.2 million for the area’s economy and support local jobs and facilities. Totally Locally is a social enterprise. Its bespoke campaign promotes great independent shops and businesses; it encourages people to think more about where they live and to support the businesses on their doorstep to help make their area more prosperous. Totally Locally is free to use for any town that wants it. Totally Locally was launched in Penrith by a group of independent shops and businesses on 22 March 2014. Alan Reading of J&J Graham’s is the co-ordinator of Totally Locally Penrith, he said: “There is a great deal of goodwill and support from the people of Penrith and District for the ideas behind Totally Locally Penrith. Since the launch in March 2014 we have enjoyed success with a Treasure Trail, two ‘Fiver Fests’ and given away hundreds of Totally Locally shopping bags during Penrith-on-a –Plate in July. “We have been featured in local press articles, on BBC Radio Cumbria and enjoy a substantial following on our Facebook page. It is also nice to see Appleby-in-Westmorland getting their campaign going and we wish them every success. We are currently discussing introducing a Loyalty Card Scheme with an unusual twist! “You will need to keep an eye on our Facebook page for details of what we are doing on this subject. As independent local businesses we would like to say thanks to the people of Penrith and surrounding area for their on-going interest and support.”
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Currently 110 shops and businesses are actively part of the Totally Locally Penrith, and all local independent businesses are free to join in. For details of the forthcoming ‘Fiver Fest’ offers from Totally Locally Penrith visit Facebook tlpenrith. www.totallylocallypenrith.co.uk Tlpenrith Tlpenrith
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The Penrith Winter Droving and Winter Festival includes fun events and activities for all the family. Explore excellent independent shops and GIFTED, a crafts market to find quality Christmas presents. Free parking, special offers and activities make Penrith a great destination for your shopping and entertainment this Winter. Saturday 15 November – The Winter Droving (all day) Join in for a right rural gathering, including a traditional Cumbrian market featuring local food and drink, rural games such as tug of war and hay bale racing and a fantastic array of street entertainment. Then as night falls welcome the mystical masked procession featuring fire, music, mayhem and animals aplenty, concluding with a spectacular finale in Great Dockray. Join the Herd for a spectacular celebration of winter and Penrith’s agricultural heritage – illuminating Penrith with fire, animation, music and merriment. For more details: www.winterdroving.uk The Winter Droving Winterdroving
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Penrith Winter Festival 29 November – 24 December Visit one of the highlight events, explore the fantastic independent shops for some festive shopping, browse for the perfect gift in the popular crafts and Christmas markets and take advantage of the special offers, activities, workshops and performances throughout December - the Penrith Winter Festival is fun for all the family.
Small Business Saturday Penrith is well known for its hidden gems and the Totally Locally scheme celebrates all local businesses, from Penrith’s florists to accountants, from clothes shop to gift shops. These small businesses are what the whole fabric of a town like Penrith is built on. Lots of independent shops are coming together to celebrate Christmas with a unique Fiver Fest, which runs from 15 November and ends on Super Saturday 6 December – visit the town for lots of special offers in the run up to Christmas. Saturday 13 December – Gifted, Arts, Crafts and Gifts Market (11am-4pm) Find the perfect present for loved ones this Christmas at Penrith’s festive craft market, GIFTED, which returns to the town for a second year. An undercover market, full of artisan arts and crafts created by ‘gifted’ people. Find unique Christmas treats and precious presents or spoil yourself, helped along by a glass of mulled wine to get you in the festive mood. Saturday 13-Sunday 14 December – Brunswick Yard Christmas Fayre An opportunity to purchase locally handcrafted and sourced products, vintage goods and antiques all within a fusion of festive food and entertainment. The Brunswick Yard, a salvage and antiques centre, is in itself a unique shopping experience, home to an eclectic mix of artefacts from bygone eras. Saturday 20 December – Festive Family Fun, with Churches Together and community groups Working with Churches Together and other community groups the festival’s final weekend will be a fantastic opportunity to really celebrate the meaning of Christmas. Penrith will be filled with festive tunes played by the town band, carol singing, entertainment and the final weekend for Christmas shopping and grabbing a last minute gift in some of the town’s independent shops. Look out for Santa’s little helpers or join the Christmas trail as we not only remember that Christmas Day is on its way, but remember why we celebrate this special festival. All details are corrent at the time of publication.
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A Totally Locally Winter Warmer Recipe Tickle your taste buds and try this tasty Winter Warmer Recipe using Penrith Pepper Pot Sausage by Brougham Hall Foods and Brewers Droop Sausages by The Secret Garden Fine Meat Company. All Totally Locally ingredients from the Eden Valley. Alan Potter, the chef at J&J Graham’s in Penrith has created this special recipe for you to try at home using quality local produce available from shops and businesses participating in Totally Locally Penrith. Alan said: “I have created this dish by adapting a traditional French Cassoulet recipe into English for use with our quality local produce. As a chef we hardly need to go outside the county at all to get the quality ingredients we need to produce great tasty dishes. “In terms of striving for top quality and taste, the less food travels the better. Sourcing 8
produce from Eden’s and Cumbria’s clean and unspoilt environment is just fantastic there really is no comparison. “For example, the Brewers Droop Sausages produced by The Secret Garden Fine Meat Company. They feed their rare breed, free range pigs on a by-product from the Eden Brewery, at Brougham Hall (hence the product’s name). This diet is supplemented by J&J Graham’s supplying leftover bread which is also fed to the pigs. This creates a supremely tasty and Totally Locally sausage for this one pot wonder, Winter Warmer recipe. I hope you enjoy it.”
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The Totally Locally campaign started in Appleby-inWestmorland on 6 September 2014. The town’s shops and businesses are working together to encourage local people to invest in their town by supporting the independent businesses on their doorstep.
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The campaign started with a launch day market with local businesses taking stalls and taking part in a fourteen day FIVER FEST, full of mouth-watering offers for local people to try with independent retailers and businesses.
“Appleby-in-Westmorland’s Totally Locally launch and the first FIVER FEST was held on 6 September. The next event is our Totally Locally Christmas Fayre, which is being held at The Midland Hotel, Appleby (just next to the station). Amanda Sharp of Soapbox, a design agency in The event includes table top stalls selling local goods, Appleby, who supplies local businesses with website solutions and marketing services, is the co-ordinator crafts, gifts and decorations, plus mulled wine, homemade for Totally Locally Appleby-in-Westmorland, Amanda mince pies and chestnuts. It is on from 11am till 4pm on Saturday 29 November, this is also Appleby’s Sparkle said: “One of my clients, Shirley Allan of Libra asked Day, so why not come along to Appleby and spend a great me to attend a meeting about Totally Locally, which had been organised by Yvonne Burrows, Eden District day buying Christmas gifts, visiting Santa and watch the Christmas lights being switched on.” Council’s Town Centres Officer.
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“At the meeting it was mentioned someone who knows about computers and design would be needed. After finding out about Totally Locally and its ethos, I thought it was a great idea for Appleby and ended up taking it forward and co-ordinating the whole project.
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ies Winter events and activ it In Eden District November 8 - Orton Farmers’ Market www. ortonfarmers.co.uk
8 - Monster Ceilidh Band 2014 at Dufton Village Hall. Redefining what ceilidh means by combining traditional dance with contemporary electronic dance music. Event starts at 7.30pm info@highlightsnorth.co.uk
9-Penrith Remembers 1914 - 1918: Remembrance Day Service at St Andrew’s Church. Uniformed personnel, veterans and wreath bearers are invited to assemble at the Town Hall for a march to the church before the service and the laying of wreaths. All are welcome. March: Penrith Town Hall 2pm Service: St Andrew’s Church, Penrith 2.30pm.
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Explore Eden District to enjoy a host of activities and events taking place this Winter.
9 - Bon Debarras at Skirwith Village Hall A trio of brilliant young Montreal musicians with their French-Canadian inspired music. Telephone: 01768 88234.
017684 83777 or Email: enquiries@ appleby-concerts.org.uk 18-Penrith Farmers’ Market www. eden.gov.uk/markets
22 - Christmas Craft Fair at Maulds Meaburn Village Hall 10.30am-4pm. Entrance £1 adults, under 16’s free. 15 - Pentabus Theatre - Each Slow Dusk - Tirril Reading Rooms A play about action, humanity and the legacy of war. Starts 7.30pm For tickets Telephone: 01768 895330. 15 - The Winter Droving, Penrith see pages 6 and 7 of this issue of All About Eden.
16 - Brough Farmers’ Market In the Memorial Hall from 9.30am-2.30pm Telephone: 017683 42135. 16 - Richard Durrant and Howard Beach in Concert Appleby Public Hall - Richard Durrant (concert guitarist) with Howard Beach (keyboard virtuoso), the concert includes works by Vivaldi and Bach. For tickets Telephone:
22 - Christmas Sugarcraft at Acorn Bank Garden and Watermill, Temple Sowerby - Make your Christmas cake a real show-stopper by learning the basics of sugarcraft. Refreshments and a light lunch included 10am3.30pm. Tickets £25. For more information Telephone: 017683 61893.
29 - Appleby Sparkle Day – Fes tive celebrations include Chris tmas light s switch - on, s tall s, s treet enter tainment and a Father Chris tmas visit. For more information Telephone: 0176 8 3 51177. 29 until 24 December Penrith Winter Festival www.penrithwinterfestival.co.uk
December 3 - Celtic Christmas Strings at Soulby Village Hall, near Kirkby Stephen - A blend of traditional Irish music, swing jazz and bluegrass. Concert starts 7.30pm for tickets Telephone: 017683 71396.
7 - Shoo Shoo Baby’s Christmas Cabaret – Tirril Reading Rooms – Starts 7.30pm. More information Telephone 01768 8955312.
at South Tynedale Railway - Visit Santa’s grotto and then ride on our Santa Special steam train. More information www.south-tynedale-railway.org.uk
3-6 - Penrith Players: Blackadder Goes Forth at Penrith Playhouse – Production of three episodes of Blackadder Goes Forth to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of WW1. Tickets available at Penrith Tourist Information Centre. Telephone: 01768 867466. 5 - Celtic Christmas Strings at Armathwaite Old School Hall, Armathwaite – see listing above for concert description. Concert starts at 7.30pm. For more information Telephone: 016974 72383.
6 - Alston Community Market at Alston Town Hall – From 10am-2pm, includes food from Moody Baker and Wholefood Shop. For more information email: alston.locallinks@eden.gov.uk 6 - Shoo Shoo Baby’s Christmas Cabaret at Bolton Memorial Hall, Near Appleby - New arrangements of well-known Christmas songs. Starts 7.30pm. More information Telephone: 017683 62862.
12 – It’s a Wonderful Life – Farnham Waltings Winter show brings this American Christmas story to life. Alston Town Hall 7.30pm. Telephone: 01434 382244.
13 - Orton Farmers’ Market www. ortonfarmers.co.uk 13 – Gifted, Arts, Crafts and Gifts Market (11am-4pm), Penrith Town Centre.
16 - Penrith Farmers’ Market www. eden.gov.uk/markets 20 - Brough Farmers’ Market In the Memorial Hall from 9.30am2.30pm. More information Telephone: 017683 42135.
For more information about things to do and places to stay in Eden District all year round www.visiteden.co.uk or call into one of the District’s Tourist Information or Visitors Centres.
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