Welcome to your October issue...
No sooner have holiday things been stored away and new school shoes and uniforms ‘broken in’, than we now turn to local schools and their Open Days for next September’s potential intake. Besides that, our “What’s on” guide continues to supply you with the massive range of activities being held over the weeks to come in our area.
A reminder that if you are looking to give up smoking, this month is for you! “Stoptober” is the campaign and so much help is available by visiting www.healthypeterborough.org.uk and www.campaignresources.dhsc.gov.uk/campaigns/stoptober-2024.
With the money you’ll have saved, treat yourselves to a Christmas to remember. But before then, don’t forget to stock up for when those “Trick or Treaters” pay you a visit on Hallowe’en.
Finally, don’t forget to change your clocks (“Spring forward, Fall back”), as we lose the hour on Sunday October 27th.
Claire x
The cry, “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again” must have rung out in Italian (or maybe Sammarinese) hundreds of times over the last twenty years. However, on September 5th, the San Marino national football team ended a twenty-year winless streak by beating the mighty Liechtenstein 1-0 in the European Nations League, for only their second victory in their 206-game history!
Another story to catch my eye involved a former police chief, Lord Mackenzie of Framwellgate, explaining to fellow peers in the House of Lords: “My wife, on one of her rare visits to London, had her credit card stolen. I monitored the use of the card. I didn’t report it to the police, because the thief was spending less than she was!”
And, on that note:
• They say that money talks – All that Lord Mackenzie’s stash could say therefore was, “Goodbye”.
• The difference between ignorance and apathy? I don’t know and I don’t care!
Enjoy the read!
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4-5 Bourne Academy Sixth Form.
6 Community Matters.
7 ............. Food and Drink – Olive Oil.
10-11 ...... The Five Bells at Edenham feature.
14 Deep-in Aesthetics – Cellulite.
15 Anna Couture Boutique.
16 Will & Probate Services.
20 .......... Financial Affairs with Finova Money.
22 Gardening Tips for October.
23 Waterside Garden Centre.
24 Path Mortgages.
26 Vine House Farm Shop and Café.
36 .......... Community Matters.
38 House of Wills.
40 Local History – Deeping’s Windmills.
42-43 Consumer advice with Safe Local Trades.
48 .......... Spotlight on... Deeping Camera Club.
50-51 Your Finances: The Liberty Partnership.
52-53 What’s on: Events guide.
59-62 Businesses directory.
Pumpkin Picking
OCTOBER 19TH - 27TH
With thanks to Richard Ash, Peter Baker, Deepings Heritage, Rob Schwarz, Nick Ash, Vine House Farm.
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Choose the Study Pathway to Suit You!
The SLAT (South Lincs Academy Trust) Sixth Form at Bourne Academy offers a choice or three study pathways and twenty-three different subjects.
There is often debate amongst students and their teachers about what are the best qualifications or subjects to study at Sixth Form or College.
The SLAT Sixth Form at Bourne Academy is able to give students the freedom of choosing their preferred study pathway that best suits them, with a wide choice of subjects, plus they can study three or four subjects.
As a Sixth Form with over 300 students, it can offer many subject choices and best of all, students can choose whether to pursue an ACADEMIC PATHWAY (with A-levels only), a VOCATIONAL PATHWAY (with BTECs only) or a COMBINATION PATHWAY (with a mix of A-levels and BTECs).
Sixth Form Open Evening
For more information about SLAT Sixth Form at Bourne Academy, please visit www.bourne academy.org/sixthform where you can find out more information about the wide range of subjects. There is also an Open Evening on Thursday November 7th, from 5.30pm to 8.00pm, where Years 10 and 11 students from any secondary school can attend.
Subject List
• Applied Science
• Art and Design
• Biology
• Business
• Chemistry
• Creative Digital Media Production
• EPQ (Extended Professional Qualification)
• English Language
• English Literature
• French
• Geography
• Health and Social Care
Transport from Deepings to Bourne
Students attend the SLAT Sixth Form at Bourne Academy from towns and villages from much of South Lincolnshire and surrounding counties. Bourne is well connected using Delaine Buses, with the 101 and 301/302 going to Bourne from the Deepings area at times that fit in perfectly with the school day. The timetables below show some of the stops and departure times.
• History
• Information Technology and Computing
• Mathematics
• Music Performance
• Performing Arts
• Physics
• Psychology
• Religious Studies
• Sociology
• Sport and Physical Activity
• Travel and Tourism
We bring you items of interest for your home and community. If there is something you’d like us to cover or you have something to say please get in touch with Tori : 01778 421427 or 07498 588487 info@discoveringmagazines.co.uk
Maxey Classic Car and Bike Show
Wow!! Another great day for the twenty-third Maxey Classic Car and Bike Show, held at Willow Brook Farm on Saturday, August 17th. The sun shone, the band DB5 played, and over 350 vehicles turned up to be shown by their very proud owners, and the money raised was their highest-ever total!
Chairman of the organisers, Bluebell Maxey Charity Club, Matt Thompson, commented, “Every year our judges, who are renowned national classic car journalists, are amazed at the number and quality of classic cars that come along to our show. All proceeds raised go to charity and we will have a total of £6,000 to give away this year. We would love to hear from readers of their suggestions of a local charity or cause deserving of a donation. Please get in touch – details are on our website. We wouldn’t have been able to stage this event without the help of our sponsors and the team of volunteers who helped us with the set-up and on the day. A huge thank you to them all.”
WE HAVE A WINNER!
Congratulations go to nine-year-old Sienna Lobozzo who proudly shows off her £50 wad, having won our Summer Treasure Hunt. Sienna attends Market Deeping Community Primary School, and (besides going to school!) loves taking part in the treasure hunts and is so pleased to have won. She’s not quite sure what she is going to do with her winnings, (but could I suggest that those little feet could do with some shoes and socks before the cold weather sets in? – Ed.)
Well done, Sienna!
Our slogan is: “If you drive it or ride it and love it … then show it!” This was certainly the case for both familiar faces and new faces this year. Plans are already in place for next year’s Maxey Car Show, due to be held on Saturday, August 16th, 2025.
Olive Oil -A Joy of Life!
The long-term health benefits for the inclusion of olive oil, as part of a healthy, balanced diet, are very much documented. Extra virgin olive oils are unrefined and cold pressed.
The Two&One Olive Oil Company became established in Hampshire during 2004, by Ben and Lola. The history of Lola’s Spanish family can be traced back five generations. In 1997, Lola presented her family’s olive oil to Ben’s parents and introduced Ben’s family to some recipes. Since 2004, business relationships grew. Ben then qualified as a master miller with la Escuela Superior del Aceite de Oliva (ESAO). 2023 saw the Two&One brand of olive oil become available in the UK, including London.
Several celebrity chefs have used Two&One premium olive oils and included the productions when performing live, on stage cooking demonstrations. Educational programmes and tastings have proved very popular at Southampton City College (chefs’ section) from the outset and at other venues too. Picual olives are utilised to great advantage for the productions of Two&One premium olive oils.
Two&One Negra Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil I found to be aromatic, smooth, very versatile and splendid for many uses – from drizzling over pasta dishes and salads, to using for frying, roasting and numerous other inclusions.
Two&One Envero
Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil has a light golden colour and is notably fragrant. Herbs come to mind for the mouthfeel, which is elegant and smooth. Dipping, drizzling and as a salad dressing are amongst many uses, plus fish and meat enhancements.
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Two&One Verde Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil is a further extremely popular production. A greentinged colour greets the eye. Refreshing and flavoursome, with a peppery conclusion for the palate’s delight, it is great for dipping and for salad dressings in particular.
Two&One Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oils are definitely worthwhile seeking out. Please visit their very informative website. Online ordering is available (enquire about the ‘free delivery’ order code) and easy. Highly recommended. The South Downs Olive Oil Company Ltd, Hampshire SO24 0NQ. Tel: 07942 280242.
Email: info@twoandoneoliveoil.co.uk www.twoandoneoliveoil.co.uk
As always, enjoy!
Mains Deserts
THE FIVE BELLS at EDENHAM “Ringing Out Loud” Once Again!
It was so disheartening for so many of us, for so long to have passed what was once such a thriving local establishment as The Five Bells at Edenham, closed for months, wondering whether it would be following the fate of so many local pubs in our area and closing for good.
Fortunately, an ambitious local couple, Bill and Lucy Sacker, saw an opportunity to chase one of their long-held dreams of owning their own pub/restaurant. Six months on from having completed a thorough refurbishment, that front door (locked for so long!) now has eager customers passing through, either to feast on the drinks and delicious food on offer in the restaurant and lounge, or to relax in the adjoining, perfectly maintained, beer garden. Their daughter, Eleanor is a key player in the Sacker team, whilst sons, Ben and Sam, are happy to contribute when they can.
The refurbishment has transformed the bar and lounge area, exposing the original quarry tiles and two Ancaster brick fireplaces, accompanied by light pastel shades on the walls, creating a fresh feeling throughout. The restaurant area, over two levels, enables over sixty diners to enjoy, not just the spaciousness of the place, but also a marvellous Spanishinfluenced menu.
With Bill and Lucy having travelled extensively in Spanish-speaking countries and then living in Burgos, Northern Spain, it is no wonder that the menu has more than just a slight Hispanic feel to it. The tapas menu includes a wide selection of reasonably priced, small and sharing dishes, whilst the stand-out has to be the “Cordero Asado Lechal”, a lamb dish as served in Castilla y Leon in Spain (available on pre-order
only). The full Spanish experience could be completed with quality Rioja and Duero red wines and maybe a Pacharan liqueur!
The main menu includes a range of meat, fish, pasta and pizza delights, catering for any specific dietary requirements. The traditional ‘Sunday Roast’ menu is proving to be very popular too, (on the one day when tapas dishes are not available).
The Spanish effect even reaches as far as the draught alcohol offering, with Madrid’s finest, Mahou, taking pride of place on the bar, alongside other lagers and cider. Ale drinkers, meanwhile, can enjoy Timothy Taylor’s ‘Landlord’, Nene Valley beers, and a ‘guest’ ale, which is changed regularly. The Sackers are keen to stress that the drinks, dispensed by smiling, knowledgeable bar staff, are as much a reason as the food as to why the Five Bells has witnessed such a busy period since re-opening in March.
The Five Bells is set in the picturesque village of Edenham, just a couple of miles west of Bourne, and is within walking distance of Bourne Woods, not to mention the gem in South Lincolnshire’s crown, Grimsthorpe Castle and its fabulous grounds. The walkers (complete with accompanying dogs), cyclists, and passing travellers all receive that same warm welcome which is so important in the hospitality world. You may even hear the friendly staff wish you, “Una cálida bienvenida”!
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Clinic Director, Ryan Clements trained at the SMAE Institute and is one of four qualified Foot Health Practitioners.
last year, diversification on a grand scale reflexology and ear wax removal services being added to this thriving company’s offering.
The day-to-day operation and overseeing a team of seven professionals in their respective fields, is entirely in the capable hands of Ryan. The original clinic, located within North Shoes shop on North Street in Bourne is now one of three, as premises in North’s Oundle store and in Sleaford cater for an increasingly wide client base.
Claire Neal qualified as a Foot Health Practitioner in February 2020. Her decade of experience in healthcare means that she is confident in treating more senior patients with other ongoing medical conditions.
Julie Hancock trained at the SMAE Institute in 2008 and is now an established Foot Health Practitioner.
Julie Walton joined the team in March 2022 and specializes in foot health care.
Alex Atkinson graduated in Podiatry in 2015 and now splits her time between clinical work, Care Home and home visits.
David McKee is a seasoned sports therapist and reflexologist who brought his wealth of experience to NC Foot Health in March 2023.
Julia Brown is registered with the HCPC (Health and Care Professionals Council) and boasts a rich career as a Hearing Aid Audiologist, with an additional five years specializing in ear microsuction.
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Say Goodbye to Cellulite…
So, let’s tell you about the new technology that we are bringing to Deeping and the surrounding areas. As we know, cellulite affects around 80 % of women over the age of twenty, and every woman, no matter what size you are and how much exercise you do, will suffer from it at some point or another. It is the bane of our lives! It is different from obesity and is seen in women with no specific body mass index (bmi).
The presence of cellulite appears in three grades, according to severity, but all stages can be improved by our new treatment.
As fat cells increase, they push up outside of the skin and tough, long connective cords pull down. This creates an uneven surface or dimpling and is what we refer to as cellulite. It is a harmless skin condition, but a lot of ladies don’t like the appearance of it and
want a way to make their skin look more aesthetically pleasing, so that they feel more confident when wearing certain items of clothing. It can appear on thighs, stomach and buttocks and other areas, and even though you can make lifestyle changes, it is still extremely difficult to make changes to this ourselves.
That is why we have invested in a brand-new machine that has the power to make a dramatic difference to the appearance of cellulite. It is non-invasive, pain-free and no recovery time is needed. Treatments are able to be repeated weekly with a course of six, recommended to provide you with the perfect result.
Prom “Must-Haves” at
Anna Couture Boutique offers the latest in prom fashion in all sizes and price points. Located in the heart of Stamford with its eclectic vibe, prom girls get to relax in the prom suite with a glass of sparkling (non-alcoholic) beverage and enjoy ‘star treatment’ of choosing their fabulous gown from our beautiful collections.
Renowned for over seven years for best quality and customer service, we work with parents and prom clients to give expertise and guidance on everything, from colour and style to getting the fit just right with our alteration and dressmaking services.
This award-winning boutique will wow you with all your
accessories too - from shoes and jewellery to evening bags.
No appointments are needed; just pop by, Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm. Private appointments are available for after-school hours.
We look forward to seeing you this prom season, and being one of our Anna Couture Prom Angels.
“I Have Been Diagnosed with Dementia; Can I Still Update my Will?”
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Dementia is a condition predominantly linked with the aging population, and the number of people diagnosed with the disease is set to rise to over one million by 2025. Those familiar with it understand its impact on both the individual with the diagnosis and their loved ones.
Contrary to popular belief, receiving a dementia diagnosis does not automatically mean a person cannot make a will to say who their money and possessions should go to after they die. Instead, it depends on whether a person can understand and make decisions specifically about the will.
So, what would someone with a dementia diagnosis need to know and understand before you update your will?
You need to understand:
1 that you are making a will and the effects that doing so will have. This means you should realise that the will has no effect during your lifetime, but that it will dictate who looks after your affairs and who will receive your assets after you die.
NICK ASH, Managing Director W&P Legal
2 ... what you own to be given away. You don’t need to know to the exact penny, but an appreciation of the value of your property (if you own one) and the amount of money that you have in the bank, or any investments is important. You would also need to consider any valuable chattels that you own.
3 the make-up of your family and those who might have a claim on your estate. This doesn’t mean that you must include everyone, but it does mean that you need to consider them and whether or not you want to leave them something.
If you can understand these three things, you can probably make a will. If there is any doubt, your advisor might ask that you undertake a capacity assessment with an independent expert. You shouldn’t be worried if this is suggested; it is just an extra level of protection that means you and your decisions will be respected.
If you need any help or advice around this tricky topic, call W&P Legal for a free initial discussion on 01778 252301.
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We are an independent pharmacy giving patients a one-to-one service. We like to model ourselves on the old community pharmacy where patients get to know us and and you will always see a familiar face. Here at The Chemist Shop, we are proud to be part of the community and are always striving to give the community the best service available to them.
Our other services include
● We offer blister pack medication to patients who meet the criteria.
● Are you over 39, then come in for a free Blood Pressure Check.
● NHS unwanted medicine service, where you can return all unwanted medicines to the pharmacy where we will dispose of them safely.
● Emergency supplies: if you need one of your regular medicines in an emergency and you are unable to contact your doctor, we may be able to help.
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We can help with the following, no doctor’s appointment or referral necessary.
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● Skin Problems
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● Help to stop smoking
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This is just a few of the services we are licensed to help with, please call us to find out what else is available and how we can help.
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Embracing the Autumn of Your Life
Just as summer yields to autumn with its promise of cooler weather and falling leaves, our lives move through different seasons, each with its own unique opportunities and challenges. For many of us, approaching retirement marks the beginning of a new season –an opportunity to reflect, plan, and prepare for the autumn of our lives.
Navigating the Transition
Summer, with its long days and boundless energy, symbolises the peak of our working years. It’s a time of growth and productivity, but as the leaves begin to change, it’s essential to start planning for the quieter, more reflective season of autumn. This transition mirrors the shift from a career-focused life to retirement, where the focus changes to ensuring that your financial future remains secure.
Contributing to your pension can offer substantial tax benefits as well as maximising ISA contributions to help your savings grow tax-free.
This transition can help mitigate risks and ensure that your portfolio aligns with your future needs.
Tax Planning Opportunities
Preparing for Retirement Assess Your Financial Health
Just as autumn is a time for farmers to assess their harvest, now is the moment to review your financial situation. Take stock of your savings, investments, and pensions. Are you on track to meet your retirement goals? This is also a good time to consult with a financial planner to ensure that you’re prepared for the changes that come with retirement.
Adjust Your Investment Strategy
As the seasons shift, so should your investment strategy. In your working years, you may have focused on growth-oriented investments. Now, as you approach retirement, it may be wise to consider a more balanced approach, incorporating stable, income-generating assets to provide security in your retirement years.
Autumn is a great time to revisit your tax planning opportunities before the year ends. Contributing to your pension can offer substantial tax benefits as well as maximising ISA contributions to help your savings grow tax-free. Review your current contributions and adjust them if necessary to fully utilise these taxefficient savings vehicles.
Book Recommendation
For those looking to navigate this transition with confidence, I recommend “Die with Zero: Getting All You Can from Your Money and Your Life” by Bill Perkins. This book offers practical advice to help you manage your finances effectively as you move into retirement, ensuring that you can enjoy the autumn of your life with peace of mind.
What next?
*Investments carry risk. A pension is a long-term investment, not normally accessible until the age of 55 (57 from April 2028).
If you want to find out more about how I can help you on your financial journey, please scan the QR code to set up a free initial, 30-minute call. See you next month! rob.schwarz@finovamoney.co.uk 0207 941 8577 ~ 07495 783 004 www.finovamoney.co.uk
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Most of the work in October involves clearing the plot, plenty of digging, and composting debris. It is better to dig over the plot before conditions become too wet or cold. There are several options for digging over vacant areas and improving the soil but do keep off the soil if it is wet and do not be tempted to dig if it is frozen.
• If you have heavy clay soil, “rough dig” as the approaching cold weather may help to improve the soil structure by breaking down large clumps into crumbly particles.
• The deeper the fertile soil the better your crops will be. “Double digging” will achieve this as you remove a trench and then break up the sub-soil with a fork before adding a layer of well-rotted manure or compost. Then cover with the soil from the next trench. This is very labour intensive but can be useful when creating new beds, remedy poor drainage or to reduce soil compaction.
• Dig, add well-rotted manure, and cover for the winter. This keeps the soil warm and stops rain from leaching out nutrients.
• Sow green manure and dig in in the spring.
• Now is a good time for those who have adopted the “no dig” method to add a mulch of an inch or two of well-rotted manure or your own compost.
good sized pieces, making sure each has signs of dormant buds and, as it is not a fussy plant, it can be planted almost anywhere, so long as the ground does not get waterlogged.
Crops that can be sown this month are:
• Japanese over-wintering onion sets.
• Last chance to transplant spring cabbages –be sure to net them to prevent pigeons eating the young leaves.
• Plant garlic
• Broad beans – early varieties should overwinter.
October is perfect for dividing large, oversized crowns of rhubarb: if established plants are left indefinitely, they do eventually produce less each year. Cut up and divide the crowns into
• Plant bare-rooted fruit trees or move existing ones.
• Sow a pot of basil seeds and put in a propagator or on warm windowsill, keeping the soil moist. Parsley and mint can be dug up from an established clump, put in a pot and kept on the windowsill – much cheaper than buying pots from the supermarket!
Other jobs for this month include:
• Finish pruning blackberries and raspberries.
• If you have not already done so, earth up or stake (or both) Brussels sprouts and sprouting broccoli plants.
• Pick the unripe tomatoes and put a few in a bag with a ripe banana – this gives off ethylene gas which speeds ripening.
• Cut back asparagus and artichoke foliage and compost.
• Remove runner bean canes: if left in the ground, they will easily rot.
Happy Digging!
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This October half-term enjoy exciting & new family-friendly Halloween events at Waterside Garden Centre that will guarantee a seriously spooky time for all. Carve pumpkins, enjoy a spooky Afternoon Tea, embark on a thrilling VR ride & take part in a fun Trick or Treat hunt with prizes. Book today for a frightfully fun experience for all ages!
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Are You Being Charged for Updating Your Mortgage with the Same Lender?
Updating your mortgage with the same lender without additional borrowing or altering the length of the mortgage is called a “product transfer”. Here at Path Mortgages, we do not charge for the service of updating your mortgage in this way. The process of completing a product transfer is a simple task and requires a lot less administration than a full remortgage to another lender.
How do you update your mortgage to a new rate?
You start by speaking with one of our advisors. We will look to fully understand your circumstances so we can best advise on whether it makes sense to stay with your existing lender or to move to a new lender. Should staying with your existing lender be the right choice, we will complete the paperwork for you at no cost.
Why don’t I just update the product myself?
Not only can we compare the products with the wider market, we monitor the change over to the new rate, and keep an eye on changes to rates whilst we wait for the update to take place. Should a lower-cost product become available we update this, free of charge. Once the
update has been completed, we will make a record, and notify you when your mortgage is up for renewal next time, meaning you’re on the ball for next time.
If you choose to update the product yourself, you may find yourself looking at a range of products. These products can range in interest rate, setup fee, and terms. The system you use is not an advisory service, meaning if you make a mistake, the blame is on you. An adviser is different as we will highlight the pros and cons of each option, logically explaining the true cost of each option.
How long does it take to update the mortgage rate with the same lender?
Updating the mortgage rate can often be completed on the same day. However, some lenders require notice to avoid dropping onto the higher standard variable rate. The best ideal situation is to speak with us six months before your rate ends. However, even if you have already entered the standard variable rate, we will help you put that application in as soon as possible.
How do I sign up?
If you would like a free comparison of the market and an adviser to help you update your mortgage rate, contact us on 01778 428158.
Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.
What’s available in October...
We’re passionate about British & locally sourced produce & now is the perfect time to enjoy seasonal apples, pears & squashes. Visit the Farm Shop, where we have Grasmere Farm’s butchery counter, enjoy freshly baked local bread, pick up local milk in refillable bottles & a box of our own free range eggs. Encourage wild birds into your garden by offering our home grown bird seed & choose from a wide range of feeders & accessories. Join in our pumpkin hunt in the Wildlife Garden, then refuel in our Café with coffee & cake, a meal made with locally sourced ingredients or a pumpkin spiced hot chocolate!
MON-SAT 8AM - 5PM SUNDAY 9AM - 4PM
Café hours: MON-SAT 8.30AM - 4.30PM SUNDAY 9AM - 3.30PM
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DO YOU HAVE SPRAY FOAM?
Industry reports suggest that some homeowners have found it difficult to remortgage or sell properties that have spray foam insultation. If installed incorrectly, spray foam insulation may lead to condensation which can affect a roof structure.
PROBLEMS THAT OCCUR:
• Reduced air circulation and ventilation within a roof space.
• Dampness and condensation on the underside of a roof as the spray foam stops moisture from escaping.
• Difficulty in remortgaging or selling your property.
• Roof rafters are at risk of decay.
Langtoft Primary School
It’s been a great start to the new academic year at Langtoft and all the children have settled so well, especially the new ones in Foundation Stage, enjoying their new learning, experiences and making friends.
A new year brings new Forest School lessons with Woodland Julie, and the Year 6 children have loved learning new skills including using different tools, plant, insect and bird identification and tie dying with blackberries. We are very fortunate to have a large Forest School area, and each class gets a term’s worth of lessons each year to develop skills and enjoy learning outdoors.
We are all about making sure that children’s opinions are heard. This will help them to access their rights inside and outside school. Our focus this year will be: the learning environment, helping the children through their school year by involving them in making the school a better learning environment for them to experience; mental health and healthy living, supporting them to have a fresh and clear mind to approach their learning journeys in school; and extracurricular activities: how we can enjoy time after school.
We are holding three Open Day sessions for children starting school in September 2025 and these take place on Monday November 4th at 9:15am, Monday November 11th at 1:30pm and Monday November 11th at 4pm. No booking is required, so please do come along and see our wonderful school for yourself.
You can contact us on 01778 343419 or email enquiries@langtoft.lincs.sch.uk.
DSJ’s Mrs Glover Scoops Deserved Top Award!
Deeping St James Primary School are delighted to share the news that one of our Year 4 teachers, Mrs Glover, was nominated for the ‘Term Times Class Teacher of the Year Award’ for 2024. We found out just before our School Sports Day that she was officially the winner of this award! Mrs Glover received an overwhelming number of nominations, with parents rushing to praise both her teaching skills and the way she has supported the children in her class.
Head Teacher, Mr. Westley, said the Term Times Award is a
fitting acknowledgement and recognition for Mrs Glover’s outstanding contribution to school and her class, in particular, commenting, “She has always been determined to ensure all the children in her class receive the best possible education and enjoy their time in school. The award just shows what all her colleagues already knew – what a brilliant, caring teacher she is!”
One of numerous comments from parents, was one from Jenny Purdy, describing Mrs Glover as her children’s “school mum” and saying, “I am
extremely grateful that the school has such a determined, caring, inspiring teacher”.
Presently, there are limited places available at Deeping St James CPS – please contact the school office for details on: 01778 342314.
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Lincolnshire once had more windmills than any other county, although some were in fact “wind engines”. Instead of operating mill stones, their sails provided power to scoop up water when farmland became flooded.
Deeping St James had two windmills for grinding grain and supplying village bakers with flour. One stood in a field on Spalding Road near The Goat public house, and was in the form of a post mill, mainly constructed of wood. The top section could be turned by levering a large oak post, to ensure the sails always faced the wind. It was a primitive design, dating back to medieval times and required considerable strength to operate. When it was advertised to let in the 1830s,
it had a set of grey stones for grinding coarse meal to feed animals, as well as stones made of French quartz to produce white flour. In earlier centuries, wheat and rye were sown together in the same field, and the mixed grains were milled to make a type of bread called maslin. The loaves were brown with a dense texture, and over time white bread became more popular.
The second windmill was near Broadgate Lane, on a site now called Windmill Close. It was a large tower mill, built of stone and operated by the Tomlin family from around 1820 until the 1930s. It was still being powered by sails in
1900, but a steam engine was installed later to drive the mill stones.
The Tomlins had a bakehouse near The Cross, and from the 1860s the Oldham family were also millers and bakers in Deeping St James. They used steam power to grind flour behind their premises in Church Street, and in 1874 were fined for selling bread adulterated with alum.
It was commonly added to whiten flour and bulk up loaves, being cheap and flavourless. As bread was a staple food in Victorian times, its sale was closely regulated. All loaves had to be sold by weight, and in 1866 James Tomlin was fined for failing to carry a set of scales and weights when delivering bread with his pony and cart.
The post mill had lost its sails and become dilapidated by the early 1900s. Its wooden structure was vulnerable to weather damage, and newer milling techniques had made it redundant. No evidence of it remains.
The solidly built tower mill had a house attached and was occupied by Walter Tomlin until his death in 1933. The premises were then used for farming and the base of the mill housed a hen coop. The remains of the tower were demolished in the 1960s to make way for a housing development.
Tower Mill without its sails
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Deepings Camera Club
The club was founded almost forty years ago in a Deeping pub and there are still three ‘Life Members’ who were there at the time! The club’s home has always been the Community Centre in Douglas Road, and they run a full programme of presentations, competitions and fun (!) from early September to mid-May. There are about seventy members, and an average turnout of up to forty for most meetings.
The main aim of the club is to encourage anyone to further whatever photography interest they have, and to become confident in whatever they decide to do. Some people join as complete “point and shoot” novices and then, with help and encouragement from more experienced members, go on to gain qualifications and letters after their name. Some spend thousands on equipment and hours sitting in hides (either here or on safari), to try to get that elusive picture (see the home page of the website).
The club are proud of their achievements and last year came nineteenth out of around eighty-six competing clubs from across Britain. Their images are on the newsletter page of their website. They take part in an annual battle between the sixteen clubs in Lincolnshire and usually win. There are also battles with clubs in the Peterborough/Wisbech area whilst they also have images accepted into regional exhibitions in Nottingham and St.Ives (Cambs).
The club’s annual exhibition is to be held on October 26th and 27th and gives every member a chance to show off their work - a great opportunity especially for those who are not yet confident enough to enter a competition. It also gives the public a chance to see what they do and to enter the draw to win their favourite print. This year, there will be refreshments and the sale of secondhand photography books and equipment.
To see this year’s programme and for futher details, please visit www.deepingscamera.club.
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Events: October 2024
1st - Lunch Club 12.30pm, Oddfellows Hall, Market Deeping. PE6 8AN. £5 guests (£4 members). Book with David on 01778 347876
2nd - Dementia Support South Lincs Coffee Afternoon from 1.30pm -3.30pm at Deeping Community Centre.
2nd - The Deeping Men’s Group Charity Fund’s October talk by Mike Wabe is entitled “Twang to Bang.” 7.30pm for an 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!
2nd - Nene and Welland Oddfellows, Ukulele Concert: 2.30pm at The Danish Invader Pub, Empingham Road, Stamford. PE9 2SX. Small donation. Book with the Office on 01778 342006.
5th - Harvest Lunch at St Michael’s, Langtoft: 12noon2pm. Two-course lunch plus tea or coffee, admission by ticket only. Tickets £10, available from Debbie Howard 01778 3495786 or Langtoft Village shop. Please note church will not be open for coffee on this morning.
5th - ‘An Evening with Cheryl Fergison’ 7.30pm at The Cresset, Peterborough. Do you remember Heather Trott in Eastenders? Cheryl, who played her, is a fine all-round performer and a lovely singer. With over thirty years in showbiz, she has a wealth of stories, anecdotes and revelations to tell. And she will be telling them all! An evening full of amusement and entertainment. Tickets £14. The Cresset, Peterborough PE3 8DX. 01733 265705 www.cresset.co.uk.
8th - Business meeting. Oddfellows Hall at 10.30am. Open to all members. Further details from Karen on 01778 342006.
8th - Deeping Ladies Coffee Club meeting in the Priory Church Hall, DSJ. Maureen James will be giving a talk called “The Legends of the Lincolnshire Carrs.” Doors open at 10am. For more information, please call Sue on 01778 344195.
9th - Nene and Welland Oddfellows, “A Crafty Cuppa”. Oddfellows Hall, 57 Church Street, Market Deeping. PE6 8AN at 10.30am. Bring your own project and join like-minded people, while enjoying the included refreshments for £1. Contact Janice to book on 01778 560059.
10th - The Arts Society Peterborough’s monthly talk, “Great British Parks” with Paul Rabbitts, is at The Fleet, PE2 4 DL. A fascinating insight into the history of one of our greatest-ever institutions - our Great British Public Park. This is a highly illustrative lecture, accompanied by slides with examples of parks from across the UK and their designs and architecture. 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? For more information and details of how to join the society, visit: www.the-arts-societypeterborough.org.uk.
11th - Deepings Heritage present a talk by Yvo Henniker-Heaton on “Ancestral Discoveries in the Lincolnshire Countryside”, at 7.30 pm in the main hall of the Community Centre, Market Deeping. All welcome. Admission £3.
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.
13th - Jazz at the Priory, The James Romaine Quartet. Deeping-educated, professional saxophonist, James Romaine brings his Birmingham-based quartet to the Priory with a cool mix of jazz standards and more recent material. 4pm Priory Church, Deeping St James. Tickets £12 (children free) incl. glass of wine/ soft drink from J Astle 01778 346879, V Worthington 01778 343860 or at the door.
14th - Langtoft, The Deepings & District British Legion branch will be holding their AGM at 8pm at The Goat, Frognall.
15th - Citizens Advice Talk: 10:30am - Oddfellows Hall, 57 Church St. Market Deeping. PE6 8AN. Free event. Please confirm attendance with the office on 01778 342006 due to limited spaces.
15th - West Deeping Heritage Group welcome Chris Carr, historical interpreter and re-enactor whose talk is entitled “No mere cipher” ... the lives of three medieval women of Lincolnshire: Nicola de la Haye, Sheriff of Lincoln Castle; Blanche, Lady Wake who was the eldest daughter of Henry Plantagenet; and Margaret Browne, wife of a wealthy 15th century merchant of Stamford. 7pm for 7.30pm at the Village Hall, King Street, West Deeping. Admission at the door £3, including light refreshments. All welcome.
16th - Nene and Welland Oddfellows, Friendship Lunch at the Crown Inn in Surfleet at 12.30pm. Contact Christine for further details and to book on 07714 096801.
18th - Glinton Horticultural Society - Flower arranging demonstration by Stella Joyce. The arrangements will be raffled at the end of the evening. Glinton Village Hall, 7.30pm. Refreshments. Members £4, visitors £5. We look forward to seeing you there.
18th - Bourne Old Town Hall invites you to join hilarious raconteur, Tim Stubbs for his talk, “Reflections of Life.” Tales of Thurlby, the bakery and its characters-stories that are funny, but true! 7.30pm start, doors at 6.45pm. The Shambles bar will be open. Tickets £7.50 from www.bournetownhall.org.uk/events.
19th - Craft café at St Michael’s, Langtoft: 10am -2pm. Lots of stalls, cakes, soup, bacon butties. If you would like to book a stall, please contact Claire Naylor 01778 343717.
19th - Nene and Welland Oddfellows, Stamford Surprise Bingo: 2.30pm at Stamford & District Indoor Bowls Club, Exeter Gardens, Stamford. PE9 2RN. £1 per book of 10 games, includes refreshments. Raising funds for Three Counties Dog Rescue. Book with Chris B on 01780 755705.
19th - The Rotary Club of the Deepings Quiz Night at The Community Centre Market Deeping. 7pm for 7.30 start, Teams of up to 6 / £5 per person. To book a table, contact Mary Martin on 01778 343927.
19th - Mini Heritage and Twilight Running Day, Delaine Bus Museum, Spalding Road, Bourne, PE10 9LE. Open 11.30am -7pm. Admission: Adults £5, accompanied U12s free. Heritage Bus Rides every 20 minutes between 12 noon and 6.40pm, featuring the Delaine Heritage Fleet from 1950s - 2000 from 12 noon, and 1950s and 1960s only from 5pm. Further details at: www. delaineheritagetrust.org.
19th - Hardy Plant Society, Fenland Group: A talk by Colin Ward, ‘Foliage First, Flowers a bonus’ - 2.30pm at Swines Meadow Farm Nursery, 47 Towngate East, Market Deeping, PE6 8LQ. Non-members always welcome, £4. Angie, janda.salix@gmail.com.
21st - The October Meeting of the Deepings u3a will be held at the Deepings Methodist Church, Deeping St James at 10.30am. The doors open at 9.30am when refreshments are served, and the meeting starts at 10.15am with a short AGM. At 10.30am Alan Lambert will give a talk on “The Restoration and History of Moulton Mill”. If you are interested in joining the u3a, come along and learn more about our organisation.
23rd - Nene and Welland Oddfellows, Fun and Games with refreshment, 2pm. Pinchbeck Hub, 48 Knight Street. PE11 3RU. Book with Christine on 07714 096801.
25th - Museum workshop: 10:30am. Oddfellows Hall. Members only. Please confirm attendance with Christine on 07714 096801.
26th - Race Night and Social Evening, hosted by Deepings Bowling Association - Coronation Hall, Market Deeping. Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7pm start. Tickets £10 including food. Bar. All welcome. Contact Jane 07811 572204 for tickets.
29th - Nene and Welland Oddfellows, Three Counties Dog Rescue: 1:30pm free visit. 37 Spalding Road, Bourne. PE10 0AU. Book with the Office on 01778 342006.
31st - DSJ WI Meeting at the Priory Church Hall, DSJ. Maureen James will be telling us some “Ghost Stories for Halloween”. Doors open at 7pm. For more information, please call Sue on 011778 344195.
Deepings Camera Club: 7.30pm - 9.30pm every Wednesday from September to mid-May at Deepings
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
Community Centre, Douglas Road, PE6 8PA. Now in our 40th year, we enjoy stunning images and presentations from top photographers, friendly competitions and more. Visitors and new members are always very welcome - your interest in everything photography is more important than ability. See this year’s programme and get in touch at www.deepingscamera.club
November
College Players Present “Miracle on 34th Street: The Musical”. Following a sellout production of “My Fair Lady” last year, College Players are delighted to present Meredith Willson’s musical adaptation of “Miracle on 34th Street”. Wednesday 20th – Saturday 23rd November at 7:30pm, plus a matinee at 2.30pm on Saturday. Tickets available now from Stamford Arts Centre box office or online at www.stamfordarts centre.com
KEEP FIT CLASSES
Every Wednesday morning 10am -11.30am Keep fit classes at the Coronation Hall. For more information, call Michele 07746 828920.
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JOIN OUR TREASURE HUNT: Do you have cash in the attic? Come along to our Antique Roadshow – if the offer is OK, flog it!
So come on down, this is the Real Deal! From scrap gold to the finest antique jewellery, we’ll take it. We purchase all quality watches and jewellery – gold and silver is at an all-time high, so cash in. From old silver coins to antique silver tea sets, we want them all. WANTED – all Aviator diver/military watches. Best price paid.
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The team are so proud of this achievement and are now introducing further improvements to “wow „ their clients to show we are head and shoulders above the rest.
From independent sales figures for our area this year, Team Briggs are still selling twice as many properties as any other Deeping estate agency.