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Summer feels in full swing! I am loving the warmth and the wonder of how the sunshine lifts everyone. And long may it continue for the wonderful summer events coming up! Some dates for your diary...August Bank Holiday Monday sees the retun of the Gosport Rotary Vehicle Rally, a fun filled day for all the family. Dates are also listed inside for the Stubbington Ark Summer Country Fair. Fancy yourself as a champion baker? Get your showstopper entered into their baking competition! Cakes must be baked and delivered to the centre by Friday 29th August, they will be judged before the event opens on the Saturday morning and will be sold to the public at the fair! There will be Morris dancing, retail stalls, tombola, ice creams and of course a dog show. More events are listed inside.
I love a Bounty, coconut anything is good in my book, whether it’s ice cream, a drink or raw I love it. But it is especially good covered in dark chocolate! And that’s exactly what this months recipe is. A delicious no bake coconut brownie. Try it! Let me know what you think?! You’ll find it on page 8.
I love live music! Live music in the summer is even better! If it’s your thing too then get yourself to The Vine in Stoke Road. Check out their event
listing inside. You’ll need to book! You’ll also find their advert inside lists what they offer at their coffee shop Monday - Saturday.
Have you seen the tulip tree in Crescent Garden? It’s needed attention! Find out all about this beauty and what it’s needed in Rita’s article inside. Read all about the wonderful beenfits of chamomile in Louise Courtney’s article. It’s fascinating!
Keep watering the plants, keep mowing the lawn, keep deadheading. I’m enjoying pottering in my new garden and discovering what beautiful plants I’ve inherited from the previous owner. So far, so good! Seems we have similar taste! I’ll be working my way through the gardening guide that’s inside!
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COCONUT BROWNIE
Coconut anything is good in my book, whether it’s ice cream, water or chopped up raw, I love it. But it is especially good covered in dark chocolate! These coconut brownies hit the sweet spot but feel good for you! The recipe makes 16 but I made them much more bitesize.
Makes 16 large brownies
Brownie layer
• 2 cups (310g) medjool dates
• 1 cup (143g) almonds
• 1 cup (117g) walnuts
• 1/2 cup (43g) cocoa powder or cacao powder
• 1 tsp vanilla extract
• 1/4 tsp salt
Coconut layer
• 2 cups desiccated coconut
• 1/4 cup (59ml) coconut cream
• 1/4 cup (59ml) maple syrup, honey, or agave
• 2 tbsp coconut oil
• 1/4 tsp salt
Chocolate ganache layer
• 1 1/2 (336g) cups chocolate chips
• 2 tbsp coconut oil
Method
Line an 8×8 inch baking dish with parchment paper, leaving some paper hanging over edges.
Add medjool dates, almonds, walnuts, cacao or cocoa powder, vanilla extract, and salt to a food processor. Blend until a crumbled, sticky dough forms. If the mixture is dry, add a couple extra medjool dates or 1 tsp coconut oil. Transfer brownie dough to the baking dish. Using clean hands, firmly press it across the bottom in an even layer. Set aside.
Add desiccated coconut, coconut cream, maple syrup, coconut oil, and salt to the food processor. Pulse several times until a wet, sticky, crumbly mixture forms.
Transfer the coconut layer to the baking dish. Press it across the brownie layer. Set aside. Add chocolate chips and coconut oil to a bowl and melt. Pour chocolate over the coconut layer and evenly spread across the dish.
Chill coconut brownies in the refrigerator for 1 hour or longer. After, slice into 16 bars. Or the quantity you’d like. Enjoy!
Recipe from purelykaylie.com
Hi, I’m Lisa – founder of The Yoga Being. I’ve been teaching yoga and supporting wellness for over 12 years, and I’m delighted to share that I opened a beautiful new studio this January in the Gosport Precinct.
This gorgeous, intimate space has quickly become a sanctuary for many, attracting an incredible team of therapists and healers. While I continue to offer my community yoga classes at the Gosport Community Hub, the studio is where I offer bespoke 1:1 yoga and life coaching sessions.
My approach supports you in practicing acceptance, finding inner peace, and connecting with your own inner guidance.
Together, we offer a rich blend of practices including yoga for men and pregnancy, flowing vinyasa classes, sound healing, mindfulness, Ayurvedic massage, counselling, energy healing, acupuncture, herbalism – and there’s so much more to come.
To inquire, please call me on 07881 942282, email theyogabeing@gmail.com or visit www.theyogabeing.co.uk Visit Gosport Precinct, South St, Gosport
Darren Harris is a skilled, reliable and professional carpenter and joiner based in Gosport offering a wide range of carpentry services for your home or business. The options are pretty endless but to give you an idea of the most popular services a list is below:
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THE OLD TULIP TREE IN CRESCENT GARDEN
One of the prize specimens in Crescent Garden is the old tulip tree, dominating the western end of the garden. This was almost certainly planted as the garden was established when the crescent houses were built in 1830 and so has been in this spot for nearly 200 years. The tulip tree (Liriodendron tulipifera) is a native of America, its natural range being along the east coast from southern New England to the northern part of Florida. The name comes from the flowers it bears, which are shaped remarkably like tulips, but are green and yellow. It is a member of the Magnolia family and like the rest of that group is a primitive tree with cone like fruits distributing a lot of winged seeds.
The celebrated plant collector, John Tradescant the Younger, made several voyages to Virginia between 1628 and 1637 and amongst many other specimens brought the tulip tree to the UK. Our tree may well be a descendent of those first imports.
As many will have noticed the tree is not in the
best of health with several large branches on its eastern side bare of leaves. It has been attacked by honey fungus, Armillaria mellea. Honey fungus is endemic to Britain (and other countries) and is found in many woodland areas. It can grow on living, decaying and dead wood, so unlike other parasites it can continue thriving even after it has killed its host. It forms thin sheets of cream coloured mycelium (fungal threads) beneath the bark and, more destructively, black threads (rhizomorphs) not only beneath the bark, but in the surrounding soil, through which it can spread at a metre a year. In the Autumn attractive looking pale yellow fruiting bodies (looking like mushrooms) appear on the outside of the trunk. The presence of these indicates how the lethal fungus has spread inside the trunk of the tree. There are more of them each year and last autumn some appeared for the first time on the western side of the trunk and, sure enough, in the spring one branch on that side of the tree failed to come into leaf. At any time of year the position of the fruiting bodies is indicated by black marks up the tree trunk. The growing mycelium inside the trunk blocks the conducting tissue of the tree, hence the death of branches above due to lack of water and minerals.
There are various cures suggested for honey fungus, but none are known to be particularly effective and the best advice is to keep plants well fed and watered, so that they are strong enough to fight the fungus themselves. This is not easy with a large old tree and a few more branches are dead each year. Sadly this means that the whole tree will eventually die, but, hopefully many years hence. Fortunately there is another, younger tulip tree at the other end of the garden, to continue showing the flowers and leaves of our logo.
In May tree surgeons were sent by Gosport Council to cut out the dead branches.
Rita Rundle
Crescent Garden, Crescent Road, Alverstoke alverstokecrescentgarden.co.uk
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I can also create and incorporate Rainwater Harvesting systems to use with any of the water features mentioned. All ponds and water features will periodically lose water due to evaporation, splash and wind. Manual top up is the simplest solution but requires regular checking for levels. Creating an underground water reservoir from collected rainwater for your feature to draw upon is the most environmentally friendly way
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IN THE GARDEN
• Trim lavender after it flowers
• Dead-head your roses
• Prune the long sideshoots on wisteria
• Deadhead your lupins
• Cut back hardy geraniums and delphiniums
• Top up bird baths
• Apply mulch to help retain moisture and suppress weeds
• Mow regularly, but raise the cutting height during dry spells
GREENHOUSE
• Keep pinching out side shoots of cordon varieties of tomato
• Damp down the greenhouse floor on hot mornings
VEG PLOT
• Lift early potatoes
• Sow seeds of salad leaves
• Pinch off growing tips of squash /courgette
• Plant out winter cabbages/leeks/courgettes, squashes and sweetcorn.
MOBILE CARPET & VINYL SPECIALISTS
LIVE JAZZ WITH
FREDDY SAXO AT THE VINE
Friday 25th July. The Vine, 64 Stoke Road, Gosport. Open 6pm-9.30pm. Music 7-9pm. Booking required. thevinegosport.com @thevinestokeroad 02394 009761
STUBBINGTON FAYRE & DONKEY DERBY
25th August 10.30am-4pm Stubbington Recreation
Ground Entertainment, live music, driving club, stalls, eateries, buskers, Gosport Brass Band and much more!
LEE PLAYERS - INTERACTIVE MURDER MYSTERY
Fri 18th & Sat 19th July. Doors 7pm curtain 7.30pm
Crofton Hall Theatre, Crofton Community Centre Tickets £10 from 01329 662128 or the Crofton Community Centre. Solve the crime to win a prize!
SHORE LEAVE HASLAR MEMORIAL GARDEN OPEN DAY
Haslar Road, Gosport. Weds 9th July 11am-1pm. Free entry, donations gratefully accepted. Crafts, plants, produce for sale. Homemade cake and drinks. Walk around the peaceful garden. Please park in main Haslar site. Free entry. Donations gratefully received.
FRIENDS OF STANLEY PARK LITTER PICK
Litter pick first Sunday of the month 10-11am Meet in The Alverbank Hotel car park. We provide pickers, bags, gloves and smiles!
CATS PROTECTION AT ASDA GOSPORT
12th July 9.30-4pm Branded giveaways and items for sale. Cat care advice.
RSPCA STUBBINGTON ARK SUMMER
COUNTRY FAIR 30th August 11am-5pm
Stubbington Ark Animal Centre, Fareham PO14 3EZ
Food & drink, baking competition, dog show, tombola, kids activities, bouncy castle, ice cream & popcorn, morris dancing, retail stalls,raffle. rspcasolentbranch.org.uk
LEE ON THE SOLENT MINI MARKET
5th July 10am-3pm High St, Lee on the Solent
Local small businesses and artists, selling alongside our fabulous independent High Street businesses.
QUIZ AFTERNOON AT THE VINE
Wednesday 9th July 2pm start. The Vine, 64 Stoke Road, Gosport. thevinegosport.com @thevinestokeroad 02394 009761
GOSPORT JAZZ CLUB - JULY
Rugby Club, Dolphin Cres, Gos, PO12 2HE
2nd Harry Strutters Hot 7 Marlene 16th No band. Members AGM, followed by part 2 of the Nat Gonella Story.
30th Chris Walker’s NEW Pedigree Chums 8-10.30pm M £10 G £12 - gosportjazz.org.uk
CROFTON PROBUS CLUB
Meet for a monthly social lunch at Lee-on-the-Solent Golf Club. Followed by a presentation of interest. For retired and semi-retired professional/businessmen. Miss the camaraderie and social connection of the workplace? Come to a trial meeting before joining? New members welcome. 07508711299 or morton.wouter@gmail.com
MENOPAUSE TOGETHER GOSPORT
Every first Saturday of the month 10am-12noon Methodist Church, Soke Road, Gosport & Every third Wednesday of the month 6-7.30pm at Lee Hub 14 High St, Lee-on-the-Solent PO13 9BZ
A local support group for others struggling with this journey of menopause. Find our group and page on Facebook - Menopause Together Gosport
CATS PROTECTION AT GOSPORT MARKET
19th July 8am-3.30pm Cat-themed goods and donated items for sale. Volunteers on hand to give cat-care advice.
GOSPORT ROTARY VEHICLE RALLY
25th August 11am-4pm Stokes Bay This is a family day by the Solent - and the sun normally shines brightly! Besides the array of gleaming car, bikes and trucks, there will be a feast of entertainment including a samba band, a petting farm, Juggling Jake's circus skills, a range of different stalls, plus refreshments. All children go free, and £4 admission for each adult. All proceeds from the day go to the Mayor of Gosport's charities and Gosport Rotary Club's Benevolent Fund.
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Monday 25th August Stubbington Recreation Ground 10:30am - 4 pm
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If you have received a diagnosis of dementia, or are concerned about becoming ill and unable to cope with paying your bills, wouldn’t it be helpful for a family member to be able to step in and deal with your finances? If your family member needed to make decisions for you, instead of just acting on your instructions, they would need your formal written authority to do this.
Formal authority can be given by creating a Lasting Power of Attorney. This document will allow your family member to take over managing your money, either temporarily or long term.
You can also create a Lasting Power of Attorney which allows your family member to make decisions for you about medical treatment, if you are unable for any reason to make your own decisions. This is not the same as an Advance Decision, which is a document which sets out your decision to refuse medical treatment in the future, under specific conditions.
If you are caring for an elderly relative, or are likely to be doing so in the future, a Lasting Power of Attorney will mean that you can provide the support your relative needs and access services on their behalf, without the difficulties, stress and resistance you would otherwise encounter.
Having a Will gives you peace of mind that your money, property and personal possessions will be going to the people you have chosen to benefit. An out of date Will can cause problems within the family or mean that a chosen beneficiary receives nothing.
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IN CONJUNCTION WITH GOSPORT HALF MARATHON A FUN RUN AND ATHLETIC CHALLENGE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
For over twenty years Gosport Road Runners have hosted a Fun Run for young children at Bay House School (now King’s Academy Bay House).
In November last year, with major building works due to commence at the King’s Academy, the event was moved across the road to the Academy’s Community Sports Centre. This relatively new building, with its excellent facilities, sporting pitches and playing fields, caused the Race Committee to pause and re-think the opportunities now available for enhancing the event and extending it to all children under seventeen years old. A second more challenging race event was introduced, targeted mainly at older children and for those with a more competitive spirit, whatever their age. The original event however, remains what it has always been, which is a Fun Run for children under 12 and where parents can accompany their children should they wish. Every entrant is given a race number and their
finishing time digitally recorded.
All the young people, whatever their age, receive a medal and a ‘Goodie Bag’ for finishing (no medal for parents though!). The first three boys and girls in each event are presented with special trophies depicting their final position.
Although these events are open to all children, we were able to offer an additional prize of £500 to the school or club with the largest number of entrants for the purchase of sporting equipment of their choice.
Last year’s winner was Lee-on-the-Solent Junior School with 31 entrants and they were presented with a cheque at their school assembly by Andy Clutton who is the organiser for the Children’s races. The school have used the prize money to purchase PE and breaktime equipment including rugby balls, football nets and basketballs to support the range of sports on offer in both PE lessons and free time.
It was very gratifying to see how the teachers had incorporated and presented these events to the children to show how they can challenge themselves to achieve their own personal ambitions whatever they should be.
“The Gosport Half Marathon Fun Run and Challenge runs offered children in our school community the chance to participate in a local community event, as well as compete in a race environment. The event was well planned, and an excellent opportunity for those more competitive in spirit, including members of our school Athletics Team, and those who wanted a personal challenge and to demonstrate their
Lee-on-the-Solent Junior School & participants from Years 3, 4 and 6.
school values of Resilience, Self-Regulation and Independence”, said Miss Melly, Deputy Headteacher.
Both of these events are being held again this year on Sunday 16th November and Gosport Road Runners would like to invite local children, Schools and Clubs to take part.
The under 12 children’s Fun Run will start at 9:00 am distance 1km and the under 17
Challenge Race will start at 9:15 am distance 2km. There will also be a mass warm up session led by Bootcamp UK at 8:45 prior to both junior events.
Entry into either race is £3 and there is a limit on the number of children allowed to take part.
To enter: www.gosportroadrunners.org.uk/gosport-half-
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GERMAN CHAMOMILE
MATRICARIA RECUTITA – THE UNSUNG HERO OF PLANT MEDICINE
German Chamomile has been used medicinally since ancient times. It was recommended for fevers by Dioscorides as long ago as 900BCE and was also used by the Egyptians. It was also one of the nine sacred herbs used by the Saxons who used it to calm patients and as a stomach remedy.
The flower heads are dried and taken as a tea and also form part of medicine preparations such as tinctures and infused oils. The flowers are rich in bisabolol, flavonoids and coumarins which contribute to its gentle nervine effects.
Chamomile has a calming and soothing effect on both sensory and motor nerves, and relaxes
smooth muscle, thereby working as a calming agent for the nervous system and reducing spasm, pain and irritation in the digestive tract. It is wonderful for helping to alleviate the stress that many of hold in our digestive system as it helps to inhibit spasms in the digestive tract and reduce nausea. It regulates peristalsis (bowel transit) and therefore can be used to treat diarrhoea and constipation. It also promotes wound healing and stimulates skin metabolism.
I often use Chamomile topically to treat eczema and dry skin, and to help wound healing either by using tea infusions, infused flower oils or with essential oils that can be included in topical creams, ointment and balms to relieve pain, swelling and dry and irritated skin. It is a very gentle and safe herb that can be used with children (McIntyre, 2005) and is less bitter than Roman Chamomile. I have prescribed Chamomile tea to breastfeeding mothers to help calm fretful babies or those who are teething or suffering with infantile colic, through her breast milk. Chamomile is one of the herbs I use most frequently in my practice especially for patients suffering with nervous system symptoms such as stress, anxiety, insomnia, irritability and restlessness. It is also the mainstay of most prescriptions for symptoms related to irritable bowel syndrome, food sensitivities, colic, flatulence, bloating, diarrhoea, gastritis, peptic ulcer, reflux, nausea and painful periods. Often I prescribe it in both tincture and tea form so patients benefit from the full range of the plants effects. I have also
used a strong infusion in the bath, either by brewing first or by using a muslin bath bag containing the flower head tied around the tap.
Below is a recipe for a lovely relaxing herbal bath courtesy of Rose (2022). I have had a number of patients tell me that they do not like Chamomile, but they have only tried it in a teabag with the powdery residue. Using the full plump flowerheads has a completely different taste and texture. The tea is not as bitter and is smoothing and demulcent on the mouth and mucous membranes of the digestive tract.
Inspired Sleep Dream Bath
1 handful of dried rosebuds
I handful of dried lavender flowers
I handful of dried chamomile flowers
Combine the herbs and place in a muslin bag and add to the bath water, or you can make a strong infusion in a jug and add this to the bath.
Louise Courtney wildsidehealth.co.uk
Nb. If you are allergic to any of the Compositae (Daisy) family, such as Marigold or Feverfew, you are most likely to be allergic to Chamomile too, so bear this in mine. Whilst considered safe in pregnancy, I would always exercise caution with using herbs in the first trimester, especially in tincture form, and please consult a medical herbalist if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or would like to use with your children.
Refs:
McIntyre, A. (2005). Herbal Treatment of Children: Western and Ayurvedic Perspectives. London: Elsevier.
Rose, K.M. (2022). The Art and Practice of Spiritual Herbalism.
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