Choice Magazine Gosport & Lee on the Solent - August edition
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It’s festival and fayre season! We have got such great outdoor spaces on our doorstep to enjoy, especially during summertime. Right on the seafront you can enjoy Gosport Rotary Club's Vehicle Rally and Family Day. Now in its 71st year, it takes place on Monday 25th August. At Walpole Park you’ll find the 3 day Sunset Festival. Entry is free! Heritage Open Days allows you to see hidden places and try out new experiences locally. This year features over 30 new walks, talks and exhibitions. If walks are your thing then you’ve quite a choice. Guided walks include the area around Fort Gilkicker and looking for clues in the area where Fort Gomer used to be. Guided walks around The Wild Grounds, Stanley Park and Royal Clarence Yard will cover aspects of the history, architecture and heritage of Gosport. So much to see and do! It’s also Hampshire Open Studios this month which means we get to see wonderful creatives and their work in their studios. A lot are on your doorstep, we’ve included some inside. Stubbington Ark Country Fair and Stubbingtin Fayre & Donkey Derby are this month too!
Across the water, on the waterfront is Victorious Festival. Gosport Ferry are running 2 ferries for the Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Plus they are extending their hours during this weekend so you can fully enjoy yourself knowing you’ll be able to catch the ferry home! They guarantee your passage across providing you are in the ferry queue by 12:30am. It’s going to be a busy couple of months!
If you’re wanting to escape to the haven of your garden we have the gardening guide inside to help it looking tip top!
If you’d rather spend a little time in the kitchen creating something delicious we have just the thing! This months recipe is for Cherry & Chocolate Peanut Butter Sundae. Cherries are delicious this time of year and they help you sleep well! Why would you not give it a go?!
As always, you’ll also find great offers, sudoku, more great advertisers, local news and much more inside!
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CHERRY & CHOCOLATE
PEANUT BUTTER SUNDAE
Cherries are super delicious this time of year.
This delicious recipe is by Anna Jones.
Ingredients to serve 4
• 400g fresh or frozen cherries
• 3 tablespoons maple syrup
• 2 tablespoons smooth peanut butter
• 1 tablespoon cocoa powder
• a big pinch of flaky sea salt
• 8 scoops vanilla ice cream or frozen yoghurt, about 1 x 400ml tub (vegan if needed)
Method
Stone and halve cherries and set aside. If you using frozen cherries, put them into a small saucepan with 1 tbsp maple syrup and cook on a medium low heat until they are warm and soft, still with a little liquid.
In a bowl, whisk together the peanut butter, 2 tbsp maple syrup (or 3 tbsp if using fresh cherries), the cocoa powder and a big pinch of flaky sea salt. Add a little water if your peanut butter is thick.
Get yourself 4 glasses or bowls, scoop some cherries into the bottom of each glass, then add a scoop of ice cream, the peanut chocolate sauce, more cherries, another scoop of ice cream and the rest of the cherries and chocolate sauce. Enjoy!
REVERSE PARK
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Phlox is a familiar plant in many gardens. It is easy to grow, hardy, almost entirely pest free and makes a great mound of colour looking good mixed in with other cottage garden plants. The phlox in Crescent Garden is white rather than one of the bright colours most often associated with the plant, but it still stands out clearly in the flower bed near the railings in front of the fountain. The name, phlox, comes from the Greek word meaning flame as so many of the genus are brightly coloured.
The full botanical name of this particular species, usually known as garden phlox, is Phlox paniculata in the family Polemoniaceae. It is native to large swathes of the east coast of USA
and extending into Canada. It blooms there, as it does in our gardens, from June to September, enjoying plenty of sunshine and a damp, but not waterlogged soil. This summer it is fortunate that the phlox in Crescent Garden is planted near the automatic watering system, put in some years ago, mainly to benefit the roses growing alongside the railings. Each flower has 5 petals and 5 stamens with a 3 branched stigma emerging above the stamens in the centre of the flower. The flowers are relatively small, but make a great show by being grouped together in a panicle; hence the specific name. The petals are fused together at their bases to form a tube, with nectar at the bottom of it, hence butterflies are one of the main pollinators as they have a long tube like tongue called a proboscis which can reach the nectar at the bottom of the tube, while their bodies brush against the stamens to pick up pollen to be carried to other plants. Bees and other pollinators are also attracted to phlox.
Phlox plants were introduced into Britain from Virginia in the 1730s. By 1745. It was well established and written about by plantsman, John Bartram.
So, an attractive and easy plant to grow, so try some in your own garden if you don’t already have some. Or come and admire it in Crescent Garden.
Ideal for front gardens as statement pieces, or for smaller rear gardens where you want the sound of water without the footprint that a pond requires. There are a multitude of fountain designs to choose from and the configurations are endless. These are also really good for attracting birds to drink and wash.
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HAMPSHIRE OPEN STUDIOS
16TH - 25TH AUGUST
The annual art trail is back this year. From 16th-25th August galleries, artists and art groups open their doors to exhibit original artwork, give talks and demos to the visiting public. Entry is free. We’ve listed studios on your doorstep here but more are listed in our digital edition at gosportchoice.com and hampshireopenstudios.org.uk
A large selection of paintings including some realism of the sea and some wacky abstracts. 10am-5pm 16th-17th & 21st-24th August
1A Hill Head Road, Hill Head, Fareham, PO14 3JH www.jenniferthorpeart.com
JON TYRRELL
LEE ON THE SOLENT ART GROUP
Eclectic mix of paintings, crafts, jewellery, woodwork and other interesting items with occasional demonstrations. Light refreshments with delicious cakes available.
10am-4pm 20th - 24th August
Holyrood Church Hall, Stubbington, PO14 2AS
MISTY CERAMICS
A large selection of paintings including some realism of the sea and some wacky abstracts.
10am-5pm (late night Thurs 21st til 8pm) 16th-25th
August
37 Cottes Way, Hill Head, PO14 3NQ www.mistyceramics.co.uk
OLLIE CHAPPELL & ROSE BATES
Huge variety of Raku and Crystaline pots and vases for the home and stoneware pieces for the garden.
Inspired by the sea and nature a variety of expressive paintings. 10am-5pm 16th-17th & 22nd-24th August
38 Hill Head Road, Hill Head, Fareham, PO14 3JL www.sarapitkeathlyart.co.uk
STRANDLINE
Creating art can be everything. When a piece resonates with someone it is a magical and rewarding experience. You'll find a whole variety of work here and we hope you'll enjoy every bit.
10am-5pm 16th-18th & 21st-24th August
8 Osborne View Road, Hill Head, Fareham, PO14 3JN www.elainereed.co.uk
VANESSA LEADBITTER & MAX SALSBURY
Inspired by nature, Vanessa focuses on mixed mediums to create contemporary, intricate works of animals and scenic landscapes. Max showing abstract roundels, driftwood pieces and objects of interest.
10am - 5pm 16th-18th & 22nd-25th August
2 Ellerslie Close, Hill Head, Fareham, PO14 3LH
SOLENT
ART SOCIETY
This friendly art group meet weekly in Lee. A fine mix of subjects, styles & techniques in our paintings and crafts on display.
10am-5pm 16th-25th August
Royal British Legion, 155-157 High Street, Lee-onSolent, PO13 9BX www.solentartsociety.co.uk
STUDIO 187
Penny Singleton & Chris May exhibit contrasting styles of painting and sculpture. Their work is literally drawn from the figure, landscape & still life.
11am-5pm 16th-25th August 187 Portsmouth Road, Lee-on-the-Solent, PO13 9AA pennysingleton.com
TANIA WILKIE, BRON & RAY STUBBINGTON
Affordable paintings and photographs of landscapes, seascapes and animals in a range of media and styles. Home textiles, cards, prints & other crafts. Cuppa and cake in the garden. Dog friendly. taniawilkie.com
An event close to home on Sunday 22nd June was the Solent Airport 5k. It’s not very often you get an opportunity to run on an airfield and several of our members took part and had an enjoyable morning. The profits from this event go to Naomi House and Jackspace hospice for children and young adults.
Gosport Road Runners are an England Athletics affiliated running club. We invite and encourage members of all running levels and age groups to achieve and perform to the best of their ability over a range of distances ranging from Couch to 5k up to marathon distance and beyond. Young people aged 1417 years are welcome to join the club with a responsible adult.
GROUP RUN - We split into 3, 4 and 5-mile groups (sometimes 7 miles) and run at a relaxed pace, sticking together and matching the speed of the slowest runner. It’s all about
getting some miles in, enjoying fresh air and chatting with friends – definitely not about speed.
LOOPY RUN – Great for all abilities! Everyone runs at their own pace, but with regular ‘loop-back’ points where faster runners turn back to re-join the group. This way, no-one gets left behind, and speedier runners get extra distance. A tail runner always stays at the back to keep an eye on things.
Intervals – Usually on Tuesdays, these sessions, led by a qualified coach or run leader, focus on speed and fitness. Expect structured bursts of fast running mixed with recovery. We stick to a set area (like a path or rugby pitch) so all paces stay together. It’s tough but super rewarding!
TIME TRIALS – Once a month (usually the first Tuesday), we run a 5k time trial (sometimes other distances). It’s all about racing against yourself – seeing if you’re getting faster or just enjoying a sociable 5k with no pressure. The course is flat, great for personal best times, and fully marshalled by club members – so if you’re not coming, come along and cheer.
OUT OF TOWN RUNS – Summer means scenic running! We kick things off with our classic ‘bluebell run’ and continue through beautiful countryside. Occasionally, we throw in a wellearned stop for breakfast or pizza, depending on the time of day!
HILLS – Every so often, we mix things up with hill training. These sessions, usually around Gosport, Fareham and Titchfield, involve running up and down various hills over routes between 4 and 6 miles. It’s all about building stamina and endurance-perfect for prepping for tougher races and cross-country events.
HEADTORCH – In winter, we take things offroad at night! These Friday evening runs (roughly once a month) start from Cherque
Farm or similar locations and cover 4-5 miles at a relaxed, stick-together pace. It’s less about speed and more about adventure – a fun way to start the weekend.
SOCIAL RUNS – These range from a festive Mulled Wine Run to the Summer Relay, out of town Pizza runs and a Spring Treasure Hunt, we love an excuse to get together. These aren’t serious races (well, maybe just a little competitive!), but they guarantee plenty of laughs along the way.
If you would like to know more about our club and all our activities, please refer to our website gosportroadrunners.org.uk
IN THE GARDEN
• Deadhead dahlias to encourage further blooms. You may need to stake them too
• Prune and train wisteria
• Take cuttings from tender perennials
• Trim lavender after flowering
• Prune rambling roses after flowering
• Plant autumn bulbs
• Trim & feed handing baskets
• Keep camellias and rhododendrons well watered
• Sow hardy annuals in sunny spots to provide early summer colour next year
GREENHOUSE & PLOT
• Lift onions and shallots once their tops die down, then leave to dry in the sun
• Pick off the lower leaves from tomatoes to allow light and air to reach the fruits
• Sow parsley in modular trays
• Keep watering!
• Sow salad leaves
• Transplant strawberry runners to a new position
GOSPORT HERITAGE
OPEN DAYS
ANNOUNCES 70+ FREE EVENTS
This year’s Heritage Open Days features over 30 new, walks, talks and exhibitions coming to Gosport for residents and visitors to enjoy. Some feature this year’s architecture themesuch as a guided walks, a photography exhibition and visits to Gosport’s forts and Haslar Hospital.
Other new events focus on D-Day and local naval history with exhibitions and talks on James Lynd who discovered the cure for scurvy, the role of clandestine commandos from Combined Operations Pilotage Parties (COPP) and a talk on WW2 missions that were so outlandish they could never work… but did they? The exhibition of Nicknames & Narratives, explores why Gosport is known as ‘Turk Town’ and includes community artwork and comments.
Many events will appeal to children and families. These include a chance to see WW2 model military vehicles exploding into action, visiting a radio station and exploring the world’s only Hovercraft Museum. Again, HMS Sultan will be opening their gates especially for Heritage Open Days, for tours of their museums, Fort Rowner, and a guided tour
around aircraft used for training. Families can also enjoy Fort Brockhurst with its history told through re-enactors and enthusiastic fort volunteers.
Guided walks include the area around Fort Gilkicker and looking for clues in the area where Fort Gomer used to be. Also, guided walks around The Wild Grounds, Stanley Park and Royal Clarence Yard will cover aspects of the history, architecture and heritage of Gosport.
Terry Rhodes, Chair of Gosport Heritage Open Days said: “I am delighted we have such a wide range of events, led by enthusiastic volunteers who have a wonderful passion for their heritage subject and greatly enjoy sharing their knowledge with others.
Terry continued: This year’s talks and walks all will reflect the rich and diverse cultural heritage of Gosport and its communities. With thanks to Gosport Borough Council Community Fund award, printed Programmes are due out early August, our volunteers are busy getting the information out into the Community. If you have a couple of hours spare and would like to help get our message out and about, or meet and greet the public at our 70+ events please contact volunteer@gosportheritage.co.uk.”
For more information and to book online visit: gosportheritage.co.uk
Booking opens 23 August at 9.30am
We offer an Assisted Booking service for people who struggle with technology.
Assisted Walk-In: Saturday 23 Aug 9.30am1.30pm & Tuesday 26 Aug 10am-12pm at Your Space in Gosport High Street
Assisted Phone-In: From Saturday 23 August 9.30am, then daily 11am-4pm, call 07729 289472 or 07849 399823
HMS Alliance
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!
SHORE LEAVE HASLAR MEMORIAL
GARDEN OPEN DAY
Haslar Road, Gosport. Weds 13th August 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
2nd Aug 11am-5pm at Locks Heath Shopping Centre Charity Day.
25th Aug 11am-5pm at the RSPCA Ark Summer Fayre. 30th Aug 11am-5pm at the Stubbington Fayre.
Saturday 16 to Monday 25 August, 9am to 5pm daily at the Royal British Legion Shop, 155 High Street, Lee-on-Solent, PO13 9BX. . Free entry, all are welcome.
HAMPSHIRE OPEN STUDIOS
16-15th August - various locations
Galleries, artists and art groups open their doors to exhibit original artwork, give talks and demos to the visiting public. Entry is free. See page 18 for studios on your doorstep. hampshireopenstudios.org.uk
GOSPORT SUNSET FESTIVAL
29-31st August. Walpole Park, Gosport. See page 2 and gosportsunsetfestival.co.uk for info
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.
VICTORIOUS FESTIVAL 22/23/24 August 2025. The Common and Castle Field, Southsea. Check out the amazing line up of this festival on the seafront at victoriousfestival.co.uk
GOSPORT JAZZ CLUB - AUGUST
Rugby Club, Dolphin Cres, Gos, PO12 2HE
13th Tony Scriven Sunshine Band
27th Golden Eagle Jazz Band 8-10.30pm M £10 G £12 - gosportjazz.org.uk
CROFTON PROBUS CLUB
Meet monthly for lunch at Lee-on-the-Solent Golf Club. Are you a gentleman retired from a wide range of industries and professions and missing social contact? We may be the social outlet for you. Come along to a trial meeting before joining. New members welcome. Info 01329600837 email mortonsue.dupreez@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
With 3 sites in the local area, all of our Garages are high ranking members of ‘The Good Garage Scheme’ and ‘Checkatrade’. Our Garages provide onsite MOT testing. Mon - Fri: 8.30 - 5.30 Sat: 8.30 - 12.30
MOTs | Servicing | Repairs All Makes and Models catered for.
0333 3585 999
Solent Airport MOTs, Unit il1-3, Illustrious Daedalus Park, Daedalus Drive, Lee on the Solent PO13 9FX (Stubbington Motors is now at Solent Airport MOTS) Elkins Motors, 99b Mays Lane, Stubbington PO14 2ED Locks Heath Garage, 212 Hunts Pond Road, Locks Heath PO14 4PG
COLLECTION & DELIVERY SERVICE
HVR CUSTOMS
Specialists in VW’s, we also cover many other makes and models in the full or part conversion of camper vans, kombi vans and caddy’s. We manufacture and design custom built camper interiors for Volkswagens and other makes.
Full & Part Conversions
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CARS AND VANS ALWAYS IN STOCK FOR SALE!
Specialising in transporters and small low mileage cars. (The cars are ideal for first time drivers.)
GOSPORT ROTARY VEHICLE RALLY
25th August 11am-4pm Stokes Bay
Gosport Rotary Club's Vehicle Rally and Family Day is now in its 71st year - and this year takes place on Monday, August 25.
Every August Bank Holiday weekend, the Rotary club takes over the playing fields at Stokes Bay to host a display of scores of vintage vehicles from across the region. Such is the event's reputation, that the owners of a range of impressive vehicles head to the south coast each summer especially to take part in the show.
But you don't have to be a petrol-head to enjoy the event. This is a family day by the Solentand 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.
The vehicle classes are:
Cars pre-1975
Cars post-1975
Large & Special Purpose Vehicles
Motorcycles & three-wheelers
Entries for all cars and large vehicles will be £5, and motor bikes will be £3.
If you want your vehicle to be judged, and also if you want to be sited on the field with a particular car club or group, then complete those sections on the booking form. As we need time to plan out the field at Stokes Bay, you can do this before August 11th. After that date, you can still enter a vehicle, but it will not be judged or parked with a car club or group.
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.
If you would like to enter a vehicle visit www.gosportrotary.co.uk
If you are a stall holder who wants to exhibit at the Vehicle Rally, perhaps refreshments or crafts, or you want to attend the rally to provide entertainment, then please email the club secretary at: sec.gosportvehiclerally@gmail.com www.gosportrotary.co.uk
W L S
Do you have important legal documents in place to protect your interests and make life easier for you and your family, whatever the future brings?
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.
If you have any unanswered questions about Wills or Lasting Powers of Attorney, Christine will be pleased to help, so do please get in touch for a free, no obligation, chat.
Call Christine Davies Solicitor on 07860 772274 or email: christine@winterbornelegal.co.uk
Christine is a Fully Accredited Member of Solicitors for the Elderly and a Dementia Friend. Christine will visit you in your own home and aims to provide a warm personal touch to every meeting.
