Discovering the Deepings issue 118, April 2025 by Discovering Magazines

Welcome to your April issue...

Every year I am so surprised at just how quickly, within a few weeks, we’ve moved on from those cold, dark mornings and all those high winds and storms. Blossom is now on show and summer is nearly upon us. Global warming? Ok, well just a little bit then!

I hope you find the wide range of topics included in this month’s magazine both informative and enjoyable. As ever, many thanks to all our contributors and advertisers for their hard work and for your continuing support and words of encouragement.

Good luck to our colleague, Sarah Brooks and all the other fabulous fund-raisers whose last few months of ‘training hell’ will have helped make it a ‘heavenly’ outcome on Sunday April 27th, as they tackle the formidable London Marathon!

Enjoy the Easter break and all those chocolate treats, and best wishes for a happy and healthy month.

Claire x

First, many congratulations and yet commiserations too, to our local heroes, Bourne Town FC. Just two games from a trip to Wembley for the final of the FA Vase, they met their match, narrowly losing 1-0 to Surrey side, AFC Whyteleafe. However, there is still an opportunity to visit Wembley for us locals. At around 5pm on April 13th, I wonder whether we’ll still be singing, “We never lose at Wemb erley” as the final of the Vertu Trophy sees the mighty Posh facing the also ‘quite mighty’ Birmingham City!

And finally:

✦ How about the Birmingham footballer caught cheating in the limbo contest – just how low can you get?

✦ He saw a wig for sale, 75% off, and said, “That’s a small price toupee!"

Enjoy the read.

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Inside Highlights

Vine House Farm Shop and Café.

5 ............. Irnham’s Griffin Inn Spring Menu.

6 ............. Waterside Garden Centre.

8-9 The Glinton Chemist Shop.

10 Deep-in Aesthetics.

12 W & P Legal.

16-17 Hegarty welcomes Belinda Smith & Co.

18 School News

20-21 .... Kelly Vision: Meet the team. 24-25 ... The Liberty Partnership.

20-21 Kelly Vision: Meet the team.

26 The Quiz Inquisition.

31-34 Easter Egg Hunt: Win a Chocolate Explosion.

36 Financial Affairs with Finova Money.

40 Path Mortgages.

42-43 Consumer Advice from Safe Local Trades.

50 Local History: Deeping’s Department Store.

52 Go Cruise & Travel: Norway.

53 .......... Hallam Travel schedule.

54-55 ... What’s on: Events guide.

59-62 Business directory.

With thanks to Richard Ash, Peter Baker, Deepings Heritage, Rob Schwarz, Nick Ash, Vine House Farm.

Deadline details

Copy deadline for the May issue is Friday 11th April 2025.

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STARTERS

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Parsnip Rösti

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Chicken Liver Parfait

red onion chutney, and brioche bread (GFO)

MAIN COURSES

Herb Crusted Rack of Lamb pancetta sautéed potatoes, petit poi’s and a jus (GFO)

Pan Fried Sea Bass

Our a la carte menu is available on a Friday & Saturday lunchtime & evening. Griffin Classic menu is available at lunchtime

GRIFFIN CLASSIC MENU

Beer Battered Fish and Chips £18 with curried smashed peas and tartare sauce

Gammon Steak £19 with two fried eggs and triple cooked chips

Moussaka £18 with crispy garlic and thyme new season potatoes (Ve)

Sausage and Mash £18.50 with seasonal vegetables and onion gravy (GF)

Flat Iron Steak £22

mussels, celeriac, apple, with a chive butter sauce (GF)

Crispy Duck Leg

poached pear, purple sprouting tender stem, crispy buttered gnocchi, drizzled with pear syrup and a jus (GFO)

Mushroom, Chestnut and Thyme Pithivier new potatoes and seasonal greens (Ve)

DESSERTS

Chocolate Orange Fondant white chocolate sauce and clotted cream

Apple Tarte Tatin

apple ice cream, and rum butterscotch sauce

Blood Orange Tartlemon sorbet, and berry compote

Lemon Pavlova

fresh berries and lemon syrup (GF)

Cheeseboard

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Honey Buttered Greens £5

Warm bread with chefs homemade butter of the day (ask server for flavour) £4 Cropwell Bishop Sauce or Peppercorn Sauce £3

Throughout April, from Thursday through to Saturday come and enjoy our 2 meals for the price of 1 offer from our Griffin Classic menu

What’s available in April...

For Easter, we have plenty of treats & activities to entertain the children during the holidays. An egg hunt for the little ones, an egg fact quiz trail for the older ones & Peter Rabbit will be stopping by for story time on Monday 14th & Tuesday 15th. Talking of eggs - have you tried our eggs, delivered daily, from our happy chicken farm in Tallington? We use them for our Café menu & in all our home baking. Choose your quality Easter joint from our Grasmere Farm butchery, look out for new potatoes in late April & it will soon be the asparagus season - traditionally starting on St George’s Day, but is very weather dependent!

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1 WHY MAY I NEED TO BE VACCINATED?

If you’re about to travel outside of the UK, you may need to be vaccinated before you set off for your trip. The childhood vaccination programme in the UK protects you from a number of diseases, but you may need extra vaccinations or antimalarials if you’re planning on visiting certain parts of the world.

2 HOW CAN WE HELP?

Getting vaccinated can help prevent you from getting ill if you’re exposed to diseases which we don’t normally have in the UK. We can help you understand how to keep your risks low while abroad and help you work out which vaccinations and antimalarials you may want to consider depending on things like:

• Which regions you’ll be visiting

• What activities you’ll be doing

• Your age and general health

Some travel vaccinations may be needed several weeks before departure. Ideally you should see us six to eight weeks before travelling, but we may still be able to help if you’re leaving sooner, even days before you travel.

3 WHAT VACCINATIONS ARE AVAILABLE?

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Proprietors: Ruth & Ian Smith Dip.FD Mark & Naomi Smith Dip.FD Independent family owned funeral home serving Market Deeping and the surrounding villages

• Sensitive caring attention given at all times with advice provided on all aspects of funeral arrangements.

• Arrangements made in the pleasant surroundings of our funeral home or in the comfort of your own home.

• Offering a full range of funerals at very competitive prices.

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Education, Education, Education

Here at W & P Legal we have always had a real commitment to educating our staff and (this one might come as a surprise) our clients. I guess the bit about educating the staff might seem obvious; we need to know what we are doing, right? But you would be amazed at how many law firms have advisors and admin staff who have no formal legal qualifications. Sure, the solicitors have taken the exams and must do a certain amount of revision each year (called Continuing Professional Development or CPD), but for most of their staff, there is no such requirement.

We are different. Everyone who works in our client-facing teams has an appropriate

NICK ASH, Managing Director W&P Legal

qualification; when you call one of our advisors or case handlers, you will be speaking to a qualified paralegal, a solicitor or a specialist trust and estates practitioner. Everyone who works with me is required to do at least twenty-five hours CPD per year (I did over 125 last year alone). So, you can be confident that you can rely on us.

The second part is more interesting. Why would we seek to educate our clients? Put simply, it is so that you can make the right choices. Are we the right firm for you? Do we provide the solutions you are looking for? Are we too cheap, or too expensive? Can you trust us?

If you are not sure, then we need to give you the information to make your decisions. That’s why I have been writing this column every month for over fifteen years (and some of you have been reading it!) That is why, when someone asks us a price, we give a straight answer. We never say, “Plus VAT”, as that is hiding a 20% price hike.

Our ‘North Star’, our ‘raison d’etre’, is to deliver peace of mind to everyone we interact with as a business. This means if you ask us a question, we will give you a straight answer. If you ask us to do something that can’t be done, we will tell you. If you seek our advice, we will give you an honest opinion. Because, only when you have all the information that you need, you can make the decision that is right for you, your family and your future.

If you want to find out more, please give us a call 01778 252301 or book a consultation via our website www.wplegal.co.uk.

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Hegarty Welcomes Belinda Smith & Co to its Family Law Team

Hegarty are pleased to announce the acquisition of Belinda Smith & Co, a highly respected Family Law firm that has been providing expert legal advice in Peterborough, Bourne, and the surrounding areas for nearly twenty years.

As part of this transition, from April, the Belinda Smith & Co team will officially join Hegarty’s renowned Family Law department, combining the extensive experience and expertise of Hegarty and Belinda Smith & Co solicitors.

Clients of Belinda Smith & Co can expect a seamless continuation of legal services with the Hegarty team, providing comprehensive legal support across a wide spectrum of Family Law matters.

This acquisition marks an exciting milestone in Hegarty’s growth and ongoing commitment to serving the local community. With established offices in Peterborough, Stamford, Oakham, Market Deeping, and Bourne, Hegarty is well-positioned to support a wide range of legal needs now and into the future.

For more information about Hegarty and its services, visit www.hegarty.co.uk or to speak to a member of the Family Law team, call 01733 346 333 or email info@hegarty.co.uk. Should you have any questions or require further information, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Hegarty looks forward to continuing to serve clients with the same dedication and excellence they have come to expect.

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Whether it is separation or divorce, an incident of domestic abuse or putting in place arrangements for children, we are expertly placed to advise on your rights, and to help bring about the best solution.

Every Tuesday we offer free 20-minute family law advice appointments at our offices in Market Deeping and Bourne, to discuss your situation with our family solicitor, who can offer advice about your options and recommend next steps.

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Deeping St James visit the Peterborough Drama Festival

Agroup of children from Years 5 and 6 attended the annual Peterborough Drama Festival once again this March. The children took part in the Choral Speaking competition, performing the poem, “The Ghostly Visitor” by Roger Stevens.

The choir achieved a ‘Commended’ grade this

year, with their feedback from judges commenting that: ‘You made an atmospheric entrance into the space, and you set the mood very well.’ As well as their ‘solo voices being very confident’.

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Deeping St James visit a Hindu Temple

Students from DSJ recently visited the Bharat Samaj Hindu Temple in Peterborough, where they had the opportunity to learn about Hindu culture, traditions, and practices in a hands-on and engaging way. A highlight of the visit was observing a traditional Hindu prayer ceremony, complete with chanting, bellringing, and the lighting of incense and lamps.

The peaceful and spiritual atmosphere left a lasting impression on the students, many of whom commented on how special and calming the

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experience felt. The trip was part of the school’s commitment to promoting cultural awareness and understanding. We emphasised the importance of helping children appreciate the rich diversity of faiths and traditions within their local community.

The school expressed gratitude to the Bharat Samaj Temple for their hospitality and the insightful presentations. The visit to the Bharat Samaj Temple will undoubtedly remain a memorable and inspiring moment for all who attended. Langtoft Primary School Strikes Gold!

Years 1 and 2 had a fantastic day finding out about different capital cities around the world. They danced Flamenco in Madrid, went to a carnival in Brazil and drank milkshakes in Washington DC. The children looked amazing dressed up in clothes inspired by the countries.

To kick start their history topics this term, Years 3 and 4 had “real archaeologists” in to share their findings within the local area - West Deeping. They looked at a variety of artefacts including animal skulls of native British animals that no longer live in the area! It was an inspiring workshop and was great to see the children engaged in the role of an archaeologist!

Thank you to our amazing PTA for buying us an oven for our new cooking area. The children really enjoy researching recipes and cooking a range of dishes.

Market Deeping Community Primary School organised and hosted a boys’ and girls’ football tournament for schools in The Deepings area.

With twelve teams (five girls’ and seven boys’) competing and young leaders from Bourne Grammar School officiating, it was an exciting festival of sport. The overall winners in the girls’ tournament were Baston CE Primary School, whilst Market Deeping Community Primary won the boys’ tournament.

Headteacher, Mark Ratchford said, ‘It was a wonderful day of sport and a real pleasure to host so many teams. It was brilliant to welcome pupils from Bourne Grammar School and good for our pupils to find out about secondary education.”

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Write in the boxes provided, which shop window features each egg!

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Liberty Partnership

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Deeping Bed Shop

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In the boxes provided under the pictures, write down the name of the shops where you find the matching Easter eggs for your chance to win a chocolate explosion!

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IRethinking Financial Planning

with Rob Schwarz

n this month’s edition, I’m exploring financial planning and how it differs from traditional financial advice. In my opinion, the approach of traditional financial advisers has given our profession a bit of a bad rap…

+ Only accessible by the wealthy

+ Focused on selling products

+ An expensive and opaque service

Throughout my career, I’ve worked for traditional financial advice firms as well as, most recently, co-founding my own financial planning business, Finova Money Ltd.

But what is it?

In its simplest form, proper financial planning can be described as…

“Planning ahead, so that you have enough money to live your desired lifestyle forever, without the fear of your money running out.”

It’s about tailoring a financial roadmap for you and your family, so that you know you’re on track to achieve the things that are most important to you.

Whilst a financial planner does all the things a financial adviser can do, the financial planner goes one step further by helping clients answer big questions like…

+ Am I going to be okay?

+ When can work become a choice?

+ Can we afford to do the things we love?

Who is it for?

Unlike financial advice firms who may have big barriers to entry (£500,000 minimum investment, for example), proper financial planning is much more accessible.

It's for anyone seeking financial stability, whether you’re just starting out and need guidance with budgeting and saving, or whether you’re a seasoned professional, planning for life after work. As such, the level of service you require should be determined by your unique circumstances, not by how much wealth you have accumulated or ‘assets under management’.

How can it help you?

Building a roadmap which shows you where you are today and how to get to where you want to be will give you complete clarity over your financial future.

I’m happy to say that proper financial planning is on the rise and becoming more accessible.

This may involve…

+ Getting organised and tidying up your existing plans

+ Agreeing a bespoke savings plan to fill any gaps

+ Ensuring your plan is well-protected if anything happens to you

Armed with this information, you’ll feel confident about your future, knowing you have a robust plan in place to support it.

What next?

If any of the above sounds of interest, I’d be delighted to offer a free initial, 30-minute call to see how I may be able to help – just scan the QR code below. See you next month!

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Don’t be Fooled by the Scammers This April

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April is often associated with pranks and playful tricks, but the issue of scammers is no laughing matter. This month, we are highlighting some of the most recent scams reported to Which? that have been deceiving customers in recent weeks.

BP impersonation email

An email purporting to be from BP invites recipients to ‘answer and win’ a complimentary ‘car emergency kit.’ However, this email directs users to a phishing site featuring a brief survey aimed at capturing personal and ﬁnancial details.

M&S afternoon tea hamper

A fraudulent email posing as Marks and Spencer claims that you have been selected to receive a Marks and Spencer Afternoon Tea Letterbox Hamper. To claim this prize, you are urged to click on a suspicious link and ﬁll out a survey. This link directs you to a site designed to capture your personal and ﬁnancial details.

Holiday scams

To safeguard against holiday scams:

1 Avoid deals which sound too good to be true.

2 To ensure the travel company is legitimate, verify their afﬁliation with travel protection agencies by checking the websites of ATOL, ABTA, and ABTOT if their logos are displayed.

3 Check the holiday company’s reviews on various platforms.

4 Using a credit card or PayPal for payment offers greater protection in case of any issues.

Car tax payment scam

A fraudulent email posing as the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) informs recipients that their recent vehicle tax payment was unsuccessful due to inaccurate information. The message includes a link for updating these details, warning that failure to do so could result in a ﬁne of up to £1000 and the possibility of their information being forwarded to a debt collection agency. Clicking on this link directs users to a harmful phishing site designed to capture personal and ﬁnancial data.

Report scams

• If you wish to report a scam email, you can do so by forwarding it to report@phishing.gov.uk

• You can report scam websites to www.ncsc.gov.uk/ collection/phishing-scams/report-scam-website

• To report scam calls on an iPhone, send a text with the word ‘call’ and the phone number to 7726. For Android users, simply text ‘call’ to the same number. You will receive a reply message requesting the scam number.

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Deeping’s Department Store

The 1905 view of High Street near its junction with Godsey Lane is barely recognisable today, as the only building which still survives is shown in the centre, surrounded by trees, and which now houses the Community Library.

A solicitor’s office next-door was replaced by the Police Station, and the entrance to Godsey Lane was widened when the row of thatched cottages was demolished. They were replaced by a terrace of villas, now converted into a coffee shop and ‘Riverside Beads’. It was on the opposite side of High Street, near the present roundabout, that W P Smith’s department store developed during the 1940s.

to power their radios. Charging a few pence each, he would top up their batteries regularly and was soon able to add a small shop to the side of his house for the sale of radios and cycles.

Walter Smith began trading in the white building on the right of the 1905 photograph, next to a lane leading down to the river. In the 1820s, it had been a public house named The Welland Cottage, and afterwards was the home of a basketmaker who wove locally grown willows. From 1900, Mr Smith’s grandfather and then his uncle ran a coal delivery business from the premises. When Walter moved in around 1930, he initially operated a battery re-charging service from his front room. Many people in Deeping had no mains electricity and needed batteries or accumulators

His business grew and, by the 1940s, Mr Smith was trading from a much larger, single-storey shop stretching along High Street, which he named the ‘Unique Shopping Centre’. As well as electrical items, it stocked furniture, hardware, clothes, prams and toys. In 1958, he claimed to be selling “the most comprehensive range of goods under one roof in the Eastern counties”. It was a remarkable emporium for a small village and benefitted from the expanding market for televisions and household appliances at that time. With his mobile shop and delivery vans, goods were supplied to a wide area, and he provided a repair service for the notoriously unreliable TV sets of that era!

The former Welland Cottage was then demolished, together with the original shop premises made of wood, and replaced by a brick-built store that still exists today. After Walter Smith’s death in 1970, the business continued to flourish and celebrated its fiftieth anniversary in 1981.

Over the following decade, changing shopping habits made trading in Deeping less profitable, but it was a shock to the community when the Shopping Centre suddenly closed in 1990. The premises are now occupied by another “unique” enterprise – Market Deeping Antiques and Craft Centre.

East end of Market Deeping High Street 1905

Fleet of vans outside The Unique Shopping Centre

Deepings SC Lincolnshire County Championships 2025

Deepings SC enjoyed a memorable Championships in January/February. Across all the age groups, Deepings sent a squad of 24 and managed a fantastic 7 Gold, 10 Silver and 19 Bronze Medals!

James Cash in the Boys 15 Yrs age group, managed a fabulous 4 Gold Medals, 3 Silver and a Bronze. Other multi-medal winners included Aoife Hickey in the Girls 10/11 age group; Evie Davies (Girls 10/11); Lottie Jenkinson (Girls 15 Yrs); Noah Skinner (Boys 14 Yrs) and Jacob Briers (Boys 17 Yrs).

There were many individual medal winners too, including Oliver Shepherd (Boys 16 Yrs), Sophie Alliston (Girls 14 Yrs), Olivia King (Girls 13 Yrs), and Lottie Ava Flatters (Girls 13 Yrs). Aside from James Cash and Lottie Jenkinson, Oliver Shepherd (4 events), Jacob Briers (2 events) and Sophie Alliston (2 events) performed brilliantly to achieve Midlands Regional Qualifying Times.

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Discover Norway

with Cruise Specialist

Widely recognised as one of the most beautiful places to visit on earth, the coast of Norway is fringed with spectacular fjords that pierce the coastline and entice you ashore to discover vertiginous mountains and green pastural valleys. Picture perfect villages hug the water’s edges, and with its cultural history and the vibrant city scenes of Bergen, Oslo and Tromsø, Norway really does have it all. If you’ve never cruised before, Norway can be the perfect introduction, with itineraries from just 5 nights, that combine a couple of sea days with a variety of stops along that gorgeous coastline. For the more experienced sailor, longer trips offer more immersive explorations, right to the heart of the country.

Carved by glaciers over thousands of years, Norway’s striking scenery has something to offer all year round. Summer offers a wealth of outdoor pursuits such as kayaking, wildlife watching and hiking. The winter is the time to seek out the Northern Lights, as well as enjoying fantastic winter sports such as skiing, snowmobiling and dog sledding. Spring sees the country emerge from its wintry shroud, as glacial meltwaters flow as spectacular waterfalls, filling turquoise lakes, and in both spring and autumn many of the outdoor attractions will be available, but without the summer crowds, so this can be an ideal time to visit.

Cruising is the perfect way to experience the highlights of Norway and choosing an operator with smaller ships, that can get deep into the fjords, will offer a

more authentic experience. A variety of itineraries are meticulously planned, with curated excursions to showcase the best of each stop, and with onboard dining to reflect the best of Norwegian cuisine, as well as favourites from around the world.

Whether you’re seeking stunning fjords, charming towns or the Northern Lights, I can help you plan an unforgettable voyage.

Nigel Ramsden

HALLAM TRAVEL STILL HAVE THE FOLLOWING SEATS AVAILABLE:

Murder on the Orient Express (afternoon show) ONLY 10 LEFT Thurs 3rd April £56 & Juliet (afternoon show) ONLY 10 LEFT Weds 16th April £73

Torvill & Dean – Our Last Dance 3 CANCELLATIONS Sat 26th April £94

Oxford Shopping/Leisure Day Thurs 8th May £30

Whitby Leisure Day ONLY 8 LEFT Thurs 15th May £33

RHS Garden, Wisley Sat 17th May RHS Member £33 Non Member £49

Mamma Mia! The Party (afternoon show) ONLY 1 LEFT Sun 18th May Tier A £235

The Princess River Cruise Experience (includes 2 course lunch) ONLY 19 LEFT Tues 27th May £53

Southend on Sea Thurs 29th May £31

Royal Greenwich Leisure Day Sat 31st May £32

Black Country Living Museum & Dudley Canal and Caverns Tues 3rd June Adult £61 Senior £60 Child £50

Aljaz & Janette: A Night to Remember

Weds 4th June £85

Bridlington Leisure Day Thurs 5th June £30

Book of Mormon (afternoon show) Fri 6th June £90

Tutankhamun – The Immersive Exhibition ONLY 11 LEFT Fri 6th June £50

Bressingham Steam Museum and Gardens Sat 7th June Adult £40 Child £35

Royal Air Force Museum London Sun 8th June £31

The View from the Shard Tues 10th June £59

London Leisure Day

Fiddler on the Roof (afternoon show) Weds 20th August £78

The Emma Bridgewater Experience Thurs 21st August £85

Windsor Castle Fri 22nd August Adult £63 Young Person £53 Child £49

Tues 10th June £33

The Great Gatsby (afternoon show) Thurs 12th June £99

BBC Gardeners World Live & BBC Good Food Show Live Fri 13th June Adult £52 Senior £50

Hutton Le Hole (Ryedale Folk Museum) & Thornton Le Dale (Bangers & Cash) Sat 14th June £41

Camden Markets Sun 15th June £32

Skipton & Canal Boat (includes 2 course meal)

Weds 18th June £63

Skipton Leisure Day Weds 18th June £34

RHS Garden, Harlow Carr Sat 21st June RHS Member £30 Non RHS Member £43

Duxford Summer Air Show ONLY 20 LEFT Sat 21st June Adult £72 Child £28

Wroxham Barns & Southern Comfort Boat Trip Sun 22nd June £36

Knaresborough & World of James Herriot Museum Tues 24th June £39

Tower of London ONLY 12 LEFT Thurs 26th June Adult £67 Senior £61 Child £51

London Leisure Day ONLY 12 LEFT Thurs 26th June £33

Pete Townshend’s Quadrophenia, a Mod Ballet (afternoon show) Thurs 26th June £96

Scarborough Armed Forces Day/Leisure Day Sat 28th June £33

Wroxham Broads & Bure Valley Railway Sun 29th June £55

Moreton in Marsh (Market Day) & Bourton on the Water Tues 1st July £33

Oulton Broad Lunch & Boat Trip Sat 5th July £58

Holt Sunday Market and Cromer ONLY 13 LEFT Sun 6th July £28

Torvil & Dean – Our Last Dance ONLY 20 LEFT Sat 12th July £84

Cromer & End of Pier Show Thurs 17th July £53

RHS Flower Show Wentworth Woodhouse Fri 18th July £57

Sandringham Flower Show Weds 23rd July Adult £45 Child £26

National Coal Mining Museum Sat 26th July £36

Hever Castle and Gardens ONLY 16 LEFT Sun 27th July Adult £49 Senior £48 Child £39

Twycross Zoo Tues 29th July Adult £44 Child £41

Tina – The Tina Turner Musical (afternoon show) Weds 30th July £78

Westminster Abbey including the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Gallery Thurs 31st July Adult £70 Senior £67 Child £48

London Leisure Day Thurs 31st July £33

St Albans Shopping/Leisure Day Sat 2nd August £30

Highclere Castle (Downton Abbey) ONLY 19 LEFT Sun 3rd August Adult £60 Child £49

The Festival of Quilts Sun 3rd August £44

Bletchley Park Tues 5th August Adult £48 Child £42

The Mousetrap (afternoon show) Thurs 14th August £75

Chartwell House, Garden and Studio Fri 15th August Adult £53 Child £43 RHS Member £33

Woburn Safari Park Sat 16th August Adult £56 Child £48

JCB Factory Tour Mon 18th August £59

North Yorkshire Moors Railway and Whitby Tues 19th August £74

Windsor Leisure Day Fri 22nd August £33

Warwick Castle Sat 23rd August £55

The Shakespeare Express Sun 24th August Adult £74 Child £56

Thursford Steam Engine Museum & Backstage Tour Tues 26th August £40

101 Dalmations (afternoon show) Weds 27th August £94

Triumph Factory Visitor Experience Sat 30th August £57

Elvis Evolution – The Immersive Experience Sun 31st August £94

North Norfolk Railway Tues 2nd September £44

Shugborough Hall Weds 3rd September NT Members £28 Non NT Members £44

Starlight Express (afternoon show) ONLY 8 LEFT Thurs 4th September £91

Evita (afternoon show) ONLY 15 LEFT Thurs 4th September £94

Blood Brothers (afternoon Show) Weds 10th September £69

Cirque: The Greatest Show Reimagined (afternoon show) Sat 13th September £64

Brick Lane Music Hall Cockney Sing Song (afternoon show includes afternoon tea) Tues 16th September £76

Harrogate Autumn Flower Show Sat 20th September £55

Dear England (afternoon show) Thurs 25th September £74

Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront – 4 days Fri 26th September £392

Just for One Day – The Live Aid Musical (afternoon show) ONLY 11 LEFT Weds 1st October £79

Harewood House, Garden & Grounds, Turner & Austen Exhibitions Sat 4th October Adult £46 Child £39

Bury Market & East Lancs Railway Sat 11th October £44

Churchill War Rooms Sun 12th October Adult £66 Child £50

London Leisure Day Sun 12th October £33

Leonardo Hotel, Liverpool – 4 days ONLY 14 LEFT Fri 31st October £293

Mary Poppins (afternoon show) Weds 5th November £97

Here and Now – The Steps Musical (afternoon show) Thurs 13th November £77

Bakewell Christmas Market Sat 15th November £28

Russell Watson – Evolution Tour Tues 18th November £75

Ely – Christmas Gift & Food Fair Fri 21st November £34

Sinah Warren, Hayling Island – 5 days ONLY 20 LEFT Mon 24th November £462

Christmas in Dixieland (afternoon show & 2 course meal) Tues 2nd December £82

Norwich Christmas Shopping/Leisure Day Thurs 4th December £27

Stratford Upon Avon Christmas Market/Shopping/Leisure Day Sat 6th December £29

York’s St Nicholas Fair/Shopping/Leisure Day Thurs 11th December £29

*Thursford Christmas Spectacular ONLY 2 LEFT Sun 14th December £82

*Thursford Christmas Spectacular – Long Sutton Departure Sun 14th December £82

*Thursford Christmas Spectacular Tues 16th December £79

Holkham Hall by Candlelight Weds 17th December £58

*Thursford Christmas Spectacular – Long Sutton Departure Only 20 left Thurs 18th December £79

Carols at the Royal Albert Hall (afternoon show) 2 CANCELLATIONS Sun 21st December £103

Cinderella (afternoon show) Sun 4th January £75

Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures – The Red Shoes (afternoon show) Thurs 5th February £82

The Woman in Black (afternoon show) Weds 11th March £61

Potters Resort, Hopton on Sea – 3 nights Fri 20th March 2026 £533

Miss Saigon (afternoon show) Thurs 26th March 2026 £88

Fisherman’s Friends Sat 28th March 2026 £71

Belmont Hotel, Sidmouth – 5 days Sun 26th April 2026 £654

Priscilla Queen of the Desert (afternoon show) Thurs 30th April 2026 £73

Giltar Hotel, Tenby – 5 days Sun 24th May 2026 £531

Fawlty Towers – The Play Thurs 4th June 2026 £75

Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance Thurs 25th June 2026 £81

The Bodyguard Tues 14th July 2026 £79

Events: April 2025

1st - Lunch Club at Oddfellows Hall, 57 Church Street, Market Deeping, PE6 8AN. At 12.30pm £6 (£5 members) Enjoy lunch with a cuppa. Contact David to book on 01778 347876.

1st - First Tuesday of every month, Dementia Support South Lincs Coffee Afternoon from 1.30pm - 3.30pm at Deeping Community Centre.

2nd - The Deeping Men’s Group Charity Fund’s April talk by Keith Appleyard is entitled “Spooks.” 7.30pm for 8pm start at the Masonic Hall, New Row, Deeping St James. Visitors welcome £4 or £15 annual subscription, includes admission to every month’s speakers. And there’s BEER!

3rd - We Need You! Volunteering talk at Oddfellows Hall, 57 Church Street, Market Deeping. PE6 8AN: 2pm. Free. Come and find out more about how you can help at events. Contact the Office to book on 01778 342006. Includes light refreshments.

3rd - Baston Church Soup lunches 12 noon to 1.30pm. Homemade soup, roll and butter, hot dessert, tea/coffee. £6.50 per person. Cash please. Everyone is welcome.

5th - Peterborough Choral Society presents “Music of Words and Peace” in Peterborough Cathedral at 7pm. Peterborough Choral Society is being led into pastures new under the baton of their new music director, Bradley Smith, internationally known tenor and choral director. This will be an unusual presentation of music and written word, with the choir singing from under the tower and other points within the Cathedral. Free but £15 suggested donation to cover costs.

8th - Deepings Ladies Coffee Club meeting at Priory Church Hall - doors open at 10am. Dorothy Wood will be talking about ‘Life as a Mobile Hairdresser’. For more information, please call Liz on 01778 219668.

8th - Business Meeting at Oddfellows Hall, 10.30am. Members only. Book with Karen on 01778 342006.

9th - A Crafty Cuppa at the Oddfellows Hall, 57 Church Street. PE6 8AN. 10.30am. Free. Bring along your own craft project for a cuppa and natter. (Donation for refreshments). Contact Janice on 01778 560059 to book.

10th - The Arts Society, Peterborough’s monthly talk at The Fleet is “Not just Smoke and Mirrors: The Magical Art of Camouflage in Warfare” by Nicholas Reed, an art historian and archaeologist. His talk covers how camouflaging of ships in wartime was invented in World War 1 by the artist, Norman Wilkinson, and perfected in the Royal Academy Schools. But it was a professional conjuror who accomplished astonishing things against Rommel in Africa. The talk reveals the answer! Doors open at 10.15am for coffee and a chat; the talk starts at 10.45am and lasts an hour. All are welcome, so why not come and join us? Parking free. For more information

and details of how to join the society, visit www.the-artssociety-peterborough.org.uk.

10th - Baston Church Soup lunches 12 noon to 1.30pm. Homemade soup, roll and butter, hot dessert, tea/coffee. £6.50 per person. Cash please. Everyone is welcome. This is the last date this season. Happy Easter!

11th - Glinton Horticultural Society talk – “Garden Wildlife” by Jeremy Eyeons. Glinton Village Hall, 7.30pm. Members £4, visitors £5, refreshments. All welcome. Please note earlier date due to Easter.

11th - Deepings Heritage present a talk by Stuart Orme titled “An Introduction to the Cromwell Museum”, at 7.30pm in the Main Hall of the Community Centre, Market Deeping. Admission £3 for non-members.

12th - Easter Surprise Bingo at Oddfellows Hall, 57 Church Street, Market Deeping: 2pm. £1 per book of 10 games or £5 for 6 books. Special Easter flyer £1 each. Donation for refreshments. Contact Jenny to book on 07788 534290. Places go quickly for this event!

12th - Delaine Bus Museum, Spalding Road. PE10 9LE. Open 12noon-4pm. Admission: Adults £2.50, accompanied U16s free. Heritage Bus Rides at 1.15pm & 2.45pm. Further details at: www.delaineheritagetrust.org.

14th - The Deepings U3A meeting’s speaker this month is Richard Kubon, the Regional Fraud Protection Officer who will talk about “Fraud Prevention.” The doors open at the Methodist Church DSJ at 9.30am when refreshments are served. The meeting begins at 10.30am and the cost is £2 - everyone welcome. For further information, please contact David Perkins on 01778 343158. Please note that our meeting is a week earlier because of Easter.

16th - Friendship Lunch at the Crown Inn, Surfleet. Food served at 12.30pm. Cost as per menu. Contact Christine to book on 07714 096801.

16th - Bourne Organ Club welcome Claire Gregg at 7.30pm in Bourne Corn Exchange. Tickets on the door£7 members, £8 visitors - everyone is welcome. For more details, call 01778 424947

17th - Deepings Library talk by Philip Gaches (plasterer of historic buildings) at 7pm. £5 pp, including refreshments.

18th - The Deepings Flower Club will be holding a Club Evening with some ideas for Easter. Visitors are welcome, at Priory Church Hall, Deeping St James, 7pm for 7.30pm. Refreshments and raffle. Visitors £8. Enquiries, Sue Boardman on 01778 349419.

19th - Hardy Plant Society Fenland Group welcome Steve Edney who will be speaking on “The Long Border”: 2.30pm at Swines Meadow Farm Nursery, 47 Towngate

East, Market Deeping, PE6 8LQ. Non-members welcome, £7. For further information, contact Angie, janda.salix@ gmail.com.

20th - Hardy Plant Society Fenland Group Plant Fair with visiting nurseries, book signing by Adam Frost. 10am - 2pm at Swines Meadow Farm Nursery, 47 Towngate East, Market Deeping, PE6 8LQ. Free entry. For further details, contact Angie, janda.salix@gmail.com.

21st - Friends of Bourne Wood, Easter Monday Spring Bird Walk. Meet at 10am in the Bourne Wood main car park. Join us for a gentle stroll, listening to the birds, identifying them and enjoying their songs. Cash donations welcome.

23rd - Hub Fun and Games at The Hub, 48 Knight Street, Pinchbeck. PE11 3RU at 2pm. Come and join us for an afternoon of FREE fun, includes refreshments. Contact Christine on 07714 096801 to book.

24th - DSJ WI meeting in the Priory Church Hall, DSJ when Faye Semerand will be telling us about “Desert Dancers.” Doors open at 7pm. Your first visit is free, so why not come along and meet us? For more information, please call Sue on 01778 344195.

25th and 26th - She’s back! Nina Quinlan (of “Menopause Monologue” fame) is premiering her new one-woman show at the Old Town Hall, Bourne. “Neena’s Notes to her Younger Self” – decades of hilarious hindsight “that a younger me never would have listened to!” 7.30pm start, doors at 6.45pm. Tickets £10 from www.bournetownhall. org.uk Licensed bar.

25th - Museum Workshop at Oddfellows Hall. Members only. 10.30am.

26th - Spring Quiz at Oddfellows Hall, 57 Church Street: 6pm. £8 (£6 members). Includes buffet halfway through. Contact the office on 01778 342006 to book.

26th – Heritage Running Day, Delaine Bus Museum, Spalding Road, Bourne, PE10 9LE. Open 9am4pm Admission: Adults £7, accompanied U12s free. Frequent Heritage Bus Rides on three routes throughout the day featuring the Delaine Heritage Fleet and guest vehicles. Further details at: www.delaineheritagetrust.org

30th – ‘Let’s Do Lunch’ at Thorney Golf Club at 12.30pm. Cost as per menu. To book, call Jenny on 07788 534290.

KEEP FIT CLASSES

Every Wednesday morning 10am -11.30am

Keep fit classes at the Coronation Hall. For more information, call Michele 07746 828920.

April 2nd and every Wednesday until mid-May. Deepings Camera Club meet at 7.30pm at Deepings Community Centre, Douglas Road, PE6 8PA. See our programme or get in touch at www.deepingscamera.club.

June 8th: Why not join us for our 40th Anniversary Day of Photography, with top speakers, Charlie Waite, Bill Ward and Ben Hall? Tickets £25 from tickets@deepingscamera.club.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

May 10th - Charity Quiz in aid of The Mustard Seed Project at Deepings Community Centre, 2 Douglas Road, Mkt Deeping PE6 8PA. Teams of 4-6, £5 per head. 7pm - 10pm. Bring your own drinks, raffle. Booking essential – please contact 0771 4021131 by April 26th.

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No Parking or Fuss take The Delaine bus 101 102 Morton - BOURNE - THE DEEPINGS - PETERBOROUGH

• Walton Shopping Pk • New England Boulevard Retail Pk

• Peterborough: City Centre • Queensgate • New Cinema 201 202 BOURNE - STAMFORD - PETERBOROUGH

• Stamford: Markham Retail Park • Hospital • Town Centre

301 302 SPALDING - THE DEEPINGS - STAMFORD

Events are brought to you by Hilary Bloomer. To send in your events please contact her via hilary@discoveringmagazines.co.uk or phone 01778 421427 / 07837 499061 Delaine M-tickets from myTrip www.delainebuses.com x@delainebuses

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• Stamford: Hospital • Town Centre

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