Discovering Wisbech issue 069, January 2024 by Discovering Magazines

Issue 69 / January 2024

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Welcome to your January issue... At the time of writing, we’re still very much wrapped up in 2023 and the final throes of the year, with its Christmas parties, Santa being chauffeured around our streets, the carols, and all the end-of-term concerts, all of which make it such a fabulous time of the year.

Happy New Year

The American columnist and author, William E. Vaughan declared, “An optimist stays up until midnight to see the new year in. A pessimist stays up to make sure the old year leaves.” Which one applies to you I wonder, as 2024 looms into view? All the very best to you all for the year ahead and may it bring peace, good health, and happiness. At this time, the special thoughts of all our family go out to our dear mother who passed away a year ago. Where did 2023 go?

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Inside Highlights 4 ........It's that time of the year again 7 ........ Hallam Travel

After the excitement and frenetic activities of December, January comes as a sharp reality check.

8 ....... March Podiatry

January can be seen as a poor relation. The festive season has passed, New Year’s Eve come and gone, and now the landscape ahead looks pretty bleak as we contemplate twelve months of a new year.

12 ...... Fenland Family History Society

The new year makes most people think about changes they would like to make to improve their lives, for example, getting a new job or moving to a new home. However, often these good intentions slip away into the ether as routine commitments take over.

20 ...... Curious Facts

The highlight of last year for me was the arrival of my first grandchild, a beautiful girl, who in just a few short weeks has already won the hearts of everyone who has met her. Thinking ahead, I’m looking forward to hopefully continuing to bring you a magazine that you enjoy reading each month while at the same time trying to enjoy more social time. I’ve already got a ‘Jolly Boys’ outing to Poland planned for the end of the month, but looking out of my window at the current inhospitable weather, I’m now wishing it was to somewhere warmer like Portugal...

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14 ...... The Potting Shed 16 ...... Whitings LLP 25 ...... Christians Against Poverty 26 ...... Diamond Byte 27 ...... The Quiz 29 ...... Directory 30 ...... Vine Law With thanks to: Diamond Byte, Whitings LLP, March Podiatry, Bridget Hunter, Chris Donald, Christians Against Poverty

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It’s That Time of the Year Again!

very year, millions of people make New Year’s resolutions, in the hope that there may well follow certain changes in their behaviour or in their established lifestyles and routines. Every year, the recurring themes include a clutch of “favourites” such as taking a more active approach to health and fitness; adopting a different approach to handling their finances; and learning new things for personal and professional development. When making resolutions, or goal setting, you’re making a promise to yourself and your dreams. It’s all about being accountable and taking ownership of your actions. With goals in place,

you can then create a structure that keeps you on track and motivated. Deadlines and milestones which you set at this time are invaluable, reminding you to stay focused and disciplined. By sticking to your plan and putting in the effort, day after day, you develop habits that pave the way for your growth and success, whether it’s in your career or personal life. It is highly likely that several of the top twenty most common resolutions will look familiar to you, and some of them may have even lasted until February 1st!

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✦ Eat a healthier diet.

✦ Lose weight.

✦ Improve your powers of concentration.

✦ Get organised and be tidier.

✦ Get out more and meet new people.

✦ Learn a new skill, language, or hobby.

✦ Be more polite and improve your manners.

✦ Live life “to the max”.

✦ Get more quality sleep.

✦ Save more money/spend less money.

✦ Volunteer and give (more) to charity.

✦ Quit smoking and/or consume less alcohol.

✦ Let go of grudges – life’s too short!

✦ Spend more time with family and friends.

✦ Adopt a pet.

✦ Travel more.

✦ Stop being late for everything.

✦ Read more.

✦ Learn to control your emotions.

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FENLAND FAMILY HISTORY SOCIETY By Bridget Hunter

e cover the Fenlands including South Lincs, North Cambs and West Norfolk. Wishing you all a very happy new year. Celebrating the coming of the new year has changed over the passing years. And in different countries. The start of the year has changed. At one time it was at the end of March, hence the end of the tax year. Mainly it is now celebrated on January 1st. How you celebrate New Year’s Eve depends on where you live. In SCOTLAND they observe First Footing. The first to cross the threshold after midnight should be preferably a dark-haired man bringing gifts of coal and food, to bring earth and food in the coming year. SHETLAND still maintains the tradition of ‘Up Helly Aa’ with a parade of men in Viking dress carrying flaming torches through the streets to the waterside. There they throw the flaming torches into a boat setting it on fire and sending it out to sea, saying farewell to the old year. In BRAZIL, the custom is throwing white flowers into the sea each new year as an offer to Yemoja a god of water to bring good luck in the coming year. In SPAIN, many people eat twelve grapes eating one grape at each bell strike believing it brings good fortune. In COLOMBIA, they carry an empty case round the block which is thought to encourage lots of travel. In GERMANY, there is a custom called Glucksschwein which is Lucky Pig. Pigs appear as marzipan treats and eating them can foster good fortune in the new year. In CHINA, colour denotes good fortune and happiness. Their lucky colour is RED. In TURKEY, they sprinkle salt on their doorsteps at midnight to bring success in the new year. In DENMARK, the tradition of jumping off chairs in unison at midnight is a symbol for jumping into the new year. There is no wrong way to celebrate the impending new year, as long as you enjoy it.

OUR EVENTS TEAM can create special displays, linking various themes to how we research. If you have an event, please make contact and we will be happy to create a special display to bring added interest to your event. Our MONTHLY MEETINGS are held at Wisbech Library 7pm-9pm on the fourth Thursday of each month, non-members welcome. On Thursday, January 25th our guest speaker will be Kevin RODGERS. His talk is ‘In the Wisbech Workhouse’ an interesting progress from the Poor House to the Union Workhouse. Our February meeting is on Thursday, February 22nd with a talk by Grenville GOODSON about The Littleport Riots. Everyone is welcome to our meetings. Members free, visitors pay a donation of at least £2. COMPUTER RESEARCH SESSIONS. Our team of researchers help visitors with researching their family history, no matter where their family came from. Our first monthly session is in Wisbech Library on the FIRST TUESDAY of each month from 10am12noon. using all the wonderful research resources available in the library. Our second session is on the SECOND MONDAY of each month. from 11am-2.30pm in the restaurant at Baytree Garden Centre in Hilgay near Downham Market. We offer help with family research to visitors to the garden centre. Please note, we are willing to go to other venues if Wi-Fi is available. OUR SPEAKERS are available to attend groups and clubs to give talks in the local area. TALKS include: ‘The Fun of Family History’, about a long journey by land, air, and sea to find her roots; ‘My Naughty Great Aunt Eliza’, unravelling a story of lies and deceit; ’The Ups & Downs of Being a Magistrate’, a real-life experience; and ‘The Sad Tale of The Blacksmith's Family’, the story of a great, great grandfather; and ‘We’re going down the pub: a ‘local’ history’.

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the period when their host plants are absent which helps reduce build-up of damaging populations of spores, eggs, and pests. Weather permitting, there are a few jobs that can be tackled this month: • Spray all fruit trees and bushes with a garlic winter wash on a ﬁne day; do not spray in frosty conditions. It won’t hurt to hold the job over to next month. • Another job at the top of the list is cleaning up the plot by disposing of all the damaged and rotten crops: most of the overwintering vegetables will suffer if the conditions are wet. Also remove any leaves, as these are a perfect hide-out for slugs and snails. • Protect overwintering plants from cold, and check stakes and ties. • On days when you can’t work on the plot, clean the shed, greenhouse, tools, and linseed oil any wooden handles. Check that the watering can and buckets don’t leak and that the wheelbarrow doesn’t have a ﬂat tyre! Seed trays and plant pots can be cleaned with a mild bleach solution to kill diseases that may have carried over to the new seedlings. • In non-freezing weather, shallots can be planted. Shallots take longer to grow than onions, but if planted now, should be ready earlier in the summer. • Any stored fruit and vegetables need checking for rotten or damaged produce and evidence of mice.

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New Year, New Deadlines Scott Bishop For those that are yet to complete their personal tax returns, the deadline for such is 31 January 2024 for the year ended 5 April 2023, time is starting to catch up on you. Have you got your papers to your accountant, are there queries that you have or that are outstanding, are you still to think about it? Not forgetting that there is the payment of the tax liability for the year ended 5 April 2023 which is also due on the 31 January 2024, but of course you shouldn’t forget that there is also the need to make your ﬁrst payment on account for the anticipated liability for the year ended 5 April 2024. You need to remember that your payment to HMRC must be cleared funds on or before the due date, otherwise it can be considered to be late.

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Interesting and Curious Facts of Yesteryear Written by Chris Donald, author of ‘Wisbech’s Secret Princess’ and ‘Interesting and Curious Facts of Yesteryear’

THE TALLEST HOUSE IN WISBECH each’s Mill on Lynn Road is the last surviving mill left in Wisbech and although it is used as a house and not a mill now, it is important that it still remains when so many other historic buildings in Wisbech are no longer. There were more than seven hundred mills in the Fens but there were only two mills in Cambridgeshire that had eight sails and Leach’s Mill was one of them.

Ever since the 1300s there have been records of mills here at Wisbech. In the 1500s there was even a small mill in the Market Place. Some of the mills were used to crush seeds to make oil which was then shipped out from the port. In the end there were seven mills producing this export that could amount to a massive thousand tons. And around the Fens you would see many windmills mostly used to pump water into the dykes. Leach’s Mill was built some time before 1778 and they did say that one of the beams had the date 1643 and the initials SH carved on it. Not only is it a tall building but it is even higher because it is built on a mound. By doing this it meant that being taller it would catch the wind more and if there was a flood it wouldn’t affect the mill. But this mill didn’t stay the same height. It went up and then down. Originally it was six floors high but then it was increased to eight. If you included the mound, it stood ninety feet tall, twenty-seven and a half metres. That’s about the height of the Statue of Liberty. The picture below shows the eightstorey mill. It is huge. The sails went up and down too. It originally had four sails; this was increased to a massive eight, making it the tallest eight sail windmill in the whole of Britain. But then in 1863, one of the sails fell, landing on the granary next door but luckily not

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doing too much damage. To balance it up they took one of the sails off so now the mill had six sails. But then they went back to eight! Finally, in 1897 they removed all the sails and in 1947 the wooden cupola at the top was removed too. And in 1965 the mill ceased to work altogether. Four years later the Mobil Oil Company bought it and then later, Mill Stainless Products Ltd purchased it, and then in November 1973 the mill caught fire. Because of the funnel shape of it, it acted like a chimney and in consequence the fire burnt very brightly, doing a great deal of damage. For safety reasons they had to take the top two floors off so now it reverted from eight storeys to the original six storeys high. Ten years later the owner added some fifty tons of brickwork to replace bricks that had been damaged in the fire and then they started converting the shell of the mill into a dwelling place in 1990. After two years the first phase of the work was complete. The inside of the tower is beautifully done even if the walls are 26in (66cm) thick. What is it like to live in a converted mill? Well for a start, if you’re on the top floor and it is very windy, you can actually feel the mill moving very slightly! During the hot weather the mill stays quite cool, but in the winter the top floors are always warmer than downstairs. But you do have to be fit, there are five flights of stairs with a staggering total of sixty steps; the normal house has twelve to fifteen steps. And on top of this, being built on a mound there are fourteen steps from the road up to the front door, which means to get from the road to the top of the mill it is a total ninety-seven steps! Despite this, Duncan and family really enjoy living in the mill and when you have climbed to the top just look at the view...

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person, we start to take back control and lessen the burden that we’ve been carrying alone. You might also ﬁnd that others are facing similar challenges, meaning you can both share your experiences and tools for managing the situation. If you’d rather speak to someone impartial, you might ﬁnd it useful to contact an organisation such as Samaritans (call 116123) or SHOUT (text 85258).

Set goals Having a goal to work towards can make us feel more positive. Even a small amount of progress bit-by-bit gives us something to celebrate and feel proud of. Choose an aim that’s realistic, such as saving up to go out for a meal or buying a new pair of shoes and remember to set a new goal once you’ve smashed it!

There are tons of free and cheap activities and days out available in communities across the UK. Find out what events are going on at your local church, and keep an eye on capuk.org/blog where you can ﬁnd useful tips and tricks throughout the year.

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hile it’s the beginning of the year, many of us will be thinking about the positive changes we need to make to our lives, such as losing weight, drinking less alcohol, stopping smoking etc. But what about keeping your relationship with your PC happy and healthy?

make sure you have informed your email provider if you have changed your mobile phone number (make sure they have your mobile number NOT a landline) or alternative email address as these are used if your account is hacked, or you have forgotten your password.

Strengthen your digital security First on the list is to take the time now to start changing your passwords FOR EVERYTHING, making sure you have a different one for every account. Use a mixture of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols to create unique passwords. Two factor authentication adds an extra layer of security. This is usually a combination of something you know and something you have. The thing you know is often a pin number. The thing you have might be a unique token generated each time you log in. This is used in addition to your username and password. Most importantly,

Make back-ups of your photos, videos, and music If your device gets lost, damaged, or stolen, you run the risk of never being able to retrieve the irreplaceable documents stored on it. To save music, photos and documents, discs, memory sticks and removeable hard drives will suffice. However, it is worth using some sort of cloud storage. Do remember though that if you want to make your back-ups one hundred percent fail-safe, it is important to have both physical and online copies saved. Get rid of desktop clutter Keeping screenshots, images and

shortcuts to files on your desktop can make finding things almost impossible. To get the initial abundance of apps out the way, create a folder on your desktop named ‘Old Desktop’ and transfer all your clutter into it. Your desktop will immediately look cleaner and more manageable. From there, you can go through the folder in your own time and put all the files in their rightful place, perhaps even sort out other folders whilst you are at it. Upgrade your PC If your PC still runs on coal, or even worse, Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8 (which died on January 10th, 2023), now is the time to upgrade to Windows 11. As we’ve mentioned time and time again, continuing to use Windows 8 or older on the public internet is very much like going out in public with a virus and coughing on people. And sadly, we all know where that can lead, and don’t forget Windows 10 will breathe its last on October 14th, 2025.

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Football commentator with his signature sheepskin coat. (J.M.) First woman Speaker of the House of Commons, 1992 to 2000. (B.B.)

British cartoonist, renowned for “The Cloggies” and “The Fosdyke Saga”. (B.T.)

Dog-loving, Merseyside TV presenter. (P. O’G.)

British/French actress whose “Je t’aime … moi non plus” hit song set many a pulse racing! (J.B.) Britain’s first million-pound footballer whose goal in the 1979 final won the European Cup for Nottingham Forest. (T.F.) Yorkshireman considered to be the finest Saturday night TV chat show host. (M.P.) Scottish actor famous for playing Dr. Donald “Ducky” Mallard in “NCIS” and Illya Kuryakin in “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.” (D.M.)

Acclaimed actor best known for playing Albus Dumbledore in six of the eight “Harry Potter” films. (M.G.)

“Strictly” judge who made the number 7 his trademark. (L.G.)

Irish singer and activist whose song “Nothing Compares 2 U”, was the top world single of 1990. (S.O’C.)

Australian comedian/actor who gave the world Dame Edna Everage. (B.H.)

Iconic actress and model, famous for her mesmerizing roles in films like “One Million Years B.C.” (R.W.)

Disgraced Australian TV presenter who sang about “Jake the Peg” and “Two Little Boys”. (R.H.)

American composer of many pop classics, including “I Say a Little Prayer” and “Walk On By”. (B.B.)

Acting Dame and former Labour politician. (G.J.)

Fashion designer, inventor of the mini skirt. (M.Q.)

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