The Carleton Directory : September 2009

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Dolores Marshall Opticians 29a Fisher St (opposite Cranstons)

Tel: 01228

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dolores.marshall@btconnect.com NHS AND PRIVATE PATIENTS WELCOME interior and exterior decorators

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For professional independent financial advice and a first class service contact Darren Turnbull Certified Financial Planner on 01228 597986 for an appointment now.

F Pensions F Investments F Life Assurance & Income Protection F Mortgages F Equity Release F Tax Planning F Business Protection

Financial Concepts (Carlisle) Ltd, Eden House, The Crescent, Carlisle, CA1 1QN www.financialconcepts.co.uk dturnbull@financialconcepts.co.uk Financial Concepts is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority The Financial Services Authority does not regulate taxation advice.

Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage.

Useful numbers

Cumbria’s Leading Electrical Appliance Centre Showroom: 10 Abbey Street Carlisle 01228 525987

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Workshop: 29-33 West Walls Carlisle 01228 524065

Picture: Francis at 6 weeks, at the Animal Refuge, Tel: 560082

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S I’M WRITING this “The Ashes” are on the radio. The quintessential sound of leather on willow on a Summer afternoon betraying the fact that up here in Carlisle we are hundreds of miles away from the Cream Teas of Lords and drowning in yet more Summer rain.

Never mind, there is always the hope of an Indian Summer to hang on to. As the nights draw in and the holidays have been left behind it may seem the best of the year has been left behind, but there is still much to enjoy.

As the trees shed their leaves and continue in their natural cycle so it appears the recession may also be turning, but this time for the positive.

Never has it been a better time to support your local businesses and keep your pound local. So this month whilst you enjoy your puzzles and articles remember the advertisers who make it all possible. Its perspective which makes for a good year, and with Flintoff just running out Ponting and Christmas, Halloween and Bonfire Night to come, 2009 still has a lot to offer. Just like your local businesses.

Claire xx

Alastair Cook

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Day Trips · Excursions · Sports Outings · Weddings · Airport Transfers · Corporate Work

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Listing here is for regular advertisers (free) as well as for businesses trading in this area; a single line entry is only £4 per issue; a second line (maximum number) is a further £1. Paid annually in advance; the nearest relevant heading should be used. Feature any mix of your ad page, phone, web or email contact details.

Dalston and Cummersdale Neighbourhood Forum DROP IN SESSION Join us at the Dalston & Cummersdale Neighbourhood Forum drop in session on Wednesday 16 September 2009 from 4pm until 6.30pm at Creighton Rugby Club. This drop in session is an opportunity for you to get involved in issues affecting your area.

Chris Hardman, Planning & Conservation Manager, Carlisle City Council.

Chris will be attending to talk about the development proposals for Parklands Village.

This will be a public drop in session open to all residents from the Dalston & Cummersdale Neighbourhood Forum area, which includes the parishes of Burgh-by-Sands, Cummersdale, Dalston, Orton and St Cuthbert Without.

For further details or if you have any access requirements please contact: Judith Gardner Community Unit Carlisle, Lower Gaol Yard, The Courts, CA3 8NA Telephone 01228 226474 E-mail: judith.gardner@cumbriacc.gov.uk

cumbria.gov.uk/neighbourhoodforums

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Physiotherapists at the Clinic are Chartered and Registered with the Health Professions Council.

The public enquiry is on 20th Oct at 10am, at Civic Centre, Rickergate.

A guidance booklet is available from the Council (Tel: 817482). Inspection of all applications is possible during weekdays, and online.

Conditions most commonly treated include:

BACK & NECK PAIN TRAPPED NERVES SPORT INJURIES

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SPRAINS & STRAINS

WHIPLASH INJURIES

We specialise in the assessment, treatment and care of all soft tissue, joint and spinal problems with a variety of techniques suited to the individual.

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HOME Also DOG WALKING VISITS AVAIL Call Amanda on 577470 ABLE or 07935 162 844

Please mention The Carleton when responding to adverts

Country Dreams Tel: 539500

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Building & Planning

page 11 Independent Gas T: 561222 or 07885 841584

Car Repairs

Carleton Service Station (527287)page 14

Childcare

Louise English Childminder Stone Eden Tel: 599400

Cleaning

Cumbria Pro Wash

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0759 055 8633

cumbriaprowash@aol.com / Tel: 672094

Coach & Mini Bus Hire Alastair Cook Mini Bus Service

For further details

Written submissions have to be in by 18 June 2009, quoting ref APP/ E0915/A/ 09/2101659/nwf.

Bridal Wear

Carlisle Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic for appointments please contact

01228 592979 Chapel Court 40-44 Cecil St Carlisle CA1 1NT

Irvings Coaches (Tel: 521777)

Community Centres Pennine Way

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Tel: 607520

Complementary Therapy Helen Hodgson

Tel: 01768 885967

Computer Repair

Hair & Beauty Therapy Topaz Beauty Tel: 529203

Health & Fitness Bronze Tanning

Marketing

QIC Print, qicprint.co.uk Steed Tel: 599555 Stone Eden Tel: 599400

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Dolores Marshall (409404)

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Optician

Painters & Decorators Ian Hodgson Tel: 541164 Decor 8 Tel: 594445

Photography Paul Mortimer

Trevor Allison (Tel: 523923)

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Driving Instructors

Roland Lawson (Tel: 546010)

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Northern Vacuums (524065)

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Greg Metcalfe (01768 896241)

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Electrical Appliances/Repairs Electricians

Entertainment & Leisure Splitz Dancing

Financial Advice Financial Concepts Saint & Co

Fireplaces

A Fireplace For You

Funeral Services

John Tremble (Tel: 594831) Cumbria Memorials

Tel:562118 page 16

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Tel: 597945 page 6 page 14

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Carlisle Physiotherapy (592979) page 2

Plumbing

Tel: 711272

(016974 73430)

Physiotherapy

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Aglionby Dental Practice

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Picture U (01228 540 204)

Nicola Clarke (Tel: 531126)

Dentists

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Nursery

Piano Tuition

Tel: 016973 31512

Tel: 513 513

Menswear

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Michael Richardson

Tel: 531352

Carlisle Physio (see Physiotherapy) page 2

PC Fixer (07984 441 329)

Councillors

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Andrew Plant (Tel: 527116)

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John Fisher Tel: 560791

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David Howe Tel: 526338

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Printing

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QIC Print: qicprint.co.uk

Property

Bulman Properties

Tel: 819888

Restaurants

The Conservatory Tel: 561888

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Botchergate Tandoori

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Fantails (01228 560 239)

Vets & Pets

Coomara Veterinary Practice Pet Sitting Tel:577470

Window Cleaning Eric’s Cleaning

Womanswear

High Society Tel: 792880

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Savings & Investments

By Darren Turnbull CFP,DMS,MCIBS Certified Financial Planner

Advertise in your local community magazines:

Carleton Service Station

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ANY INVESTORS who last summer managed to lock away their savings in one year term deposits have had a temporary respite from the difficulties of income generation.

They will be very pleased they made the decision to lock in yields of 5% and more when they could. They will also be wondering what to do when these investments mature as safe yields of 5% or more are no longer on offer and they will join the rest of us who are making do with a very miserly return on their savings. It is unlikely that interest rates will rise much anytime soon and it is imperative that people take independent financial advice in respect of where to go next.

Presently for UK equities the average historic dividend yield relative to cash is close to a record high and suggests good equity value but before clients consider other asset classes in order to increase their income or potential capital growth, it is strongly recommended that they take Independent Financial Advice to ensure that any investment meets their risk profile and that they fully understand the greater risks involved with Equities, property, fixed interest and commodities. A big concern is those retired people who have seen a drop of over 75% in the interest rates on their savings and we would urge these clients to find a good independent adviser and ask for a review.

Please remember that other forms of investment carry a greater degree of risk and that the value of the investments can fall as well as rise and it is imperative that you seek advice prior to investing.

Gardening

BE AMAZED!

You can send in an article and photo of any gardening topic you think would be of local interest: claire@carletondirectory.co.uk

A Damp Squib

COME TO PICTURE U FOR A STUNNING

PORTRAIT PHOTO SHOOT

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ELL THE SUMMER is officially over and unless there has been a sudden burst of sun by the time this article has gone to print then it has been a pretty damp squib. Still, there was enough sun for those of you who managed to get your peas and tomatoes planted this year. If you followed the advice in one of our previous articles hopefully you have enjoyed a bumper harvest of peas just like me.

Thoughts in the garden however now turn to the spring and the associated preparation needed for 2010. For this reason we have provided a little guide to what needs to be done in order to enjoy your garden in the hope that the sun makes an appearance next year.

MAINTENANCE

It can all begin with the general tidying up of your garden and the collecting of leaves for your compost. And if you did indeed plant those peas then the best thing you can do is leave the roots in place to help increase the fertility of the soil. Continuing with soil, break it up nicely ready for the crops of next year. If you enjoyed fruit this year then remove your old fruited raspberry wood and prune your raspberries and gooseberries. Tidy up your strawberries and keep on top of the new shoots for even more delicacies to accompany your ice cream and Wimbledon.

Remove your withered annuals and if appropriate shrubs can be removed and replanted if you take up enough root. For that extra kerb side appeal don’t forget to get your hedges and ramblers trimmed. As well as a great time to maintain your shrubbery it is also a great time to plant.

LAWN CARE

For next years bowling green lawn continue to kill your weeds and make sure you aerate well, if needed dress areas with a good sharp sand. For bare patches or where there is disease, now is a good time to remove the offending area and sew or lay new turf.

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For those of you that like that bit of colour now is the time to plant which ever bulbs have taken your fancy. If possible move your pot plants to the greenhouse and continue with the bulb planting. Make sure you get a good firm bulb and plant anytime between now and November – but for the best flowers get them in now!

This year after tasting home grown garlic, I will make an attempt at growing my own which means I need to get them planted now. As well as the garlic, early vegetables can be sewn.

There is a good deal of work to be done in these non productive months but remember preparation is the key and it will all be worthwhile next summer – if we get one!

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Spotlight on a local business

More Handles

... a little insight into running their own local business, by Mike and Stephanie Hunt, Carolyn and Paul Rheinbach What did you do before More Handles?

Paul & Carolyn have both worked for our major supplier Carlisle Brass for many years, Mike worked at Barclays Bank for 15 years and Stephanie helped to run local printing firm QIC Print.

What can you tell us about a regular day?

The day starts with processing all the internet orders and phone calls, ordering and collecting stock and then packing and despatching the orders. We aim to get as many orders out the same day as they are received – which gives us a very unique position in the market, but also makes for a very busy environment.

How has life changed in a year?

We just keep getting busier, and our new websites MORE LOCKS and MORE SWITCHES will be online this month allowing us to expand our range.

Why did you decide to give this We have recently doubled the size of up to specialise in door handles our premises to cope with the growth in and window furniture? trade, and now have 6 people working The growing trend towards people feel- here. ing confident buying online opened up the opportunity for a good business in Why are you so much better than supplying door furniture over the inter- National DIY stores? net. We also felt that we could provide We’re a specialist company and that a more specialist choice to local trade makes all the difference. Our product through the showroom. range is huge which means we can cater

COOMARA VETERINARY PRACTICE Carleton, Carlisle CA4 0BU

Tel 01228 524740

We cater for all animals great and small and offer a full range of services to all, at competitive prices and a friendly service

Free Clinics including:

PUPPY & KITTEN CHECKS OLD FRIENDS CLUB Weekly Puppy Playgroup every Wednesday 6.00pm - 6.30pm

Dental & Weight Checks Ultra Sound Scanner Purpose-built premises Competitive Pet Shop

coomara@coomara.co.uk

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There was a snake called Nate.

His purpose in life was to stay in the desert and guard the lever.

This lever was no ordinary lever. It was the lever that if moved would destroy the world. Nate took his job very seriously. He let nothing get close to the lever.

One day off in the distance he saw a cloud of dust. He kept his eye on it because he was guarding the lever. The dust cloud continued to move closer to the lever.

Nate saw that it was a huge boulder and it was heading straight for the lever!

Nate thought about what he could do to save the world. He decided if he could get in front of the boulder he could deflect it and it would miss the lever. Nate slithered quickly to intersect the boulder. The boulder ran over Nate, but it was, in fact, deflected, leaving history to conclude that is was better Nate than lever.

Please mention The Carleton when responding to adverts

for all styles and budgets, and we are genuinely interested in helping customers find the right products. As we deal directly with the manufacturers our prices and quality are always better.

What’s the furthest your online sales have reached?

We try and keep sales to the UK market at the moment, but we have sent handles to Europe, USA and Thailand.

Being responsible for your business, is it difficult to switch off once the doors to the store have been locked?

There’s always work to do and you could work 24/7, but the benefit with an internet business is even when we’re closed we’re open!

What is the biggest project you have helped out on?

We’ve had all kinds of interesting customers; Ancient Castles, Historic Houses, Film Studio work, Chelsea Flower Show projects, Museums, Hotels, Motor Yachts, and through our interior design clients some houses of the rich and famous!

How much would it cost to refit the average house?

That’s a bit like how long is a piece of string – but using some good quality handles, latches and hinges 10 doors could be completely renovated for £100 - £150.

Where do you source your stock?

We have over 20 different suppliers that we deal with regularly, and many more that we can also call on, including bespoke manufacturers. There really isn’t anything we can’t handle!

"Almost" is the longest word in the English language with all the letters in alphabetical order.

"Rhythm" is the longest English word without a vowel.

Earth is the only planet not named after a god.

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Last week Carl Fitton went to the cinema up town to see "Slumdog Millionaire" but because of two women loudly chatting together who were sitting in the row in front of him, Carl was unable to hear the dialogue clearly.

Carl leaned forward and said in a stage whisper, 'Excuse me ladies but I can't hear.'

'I should hope not,' stormed the woman, 'this is a private conversation.'

A man boasts to a friend about his new hearing aid, “It's the most expensive one I've ever had, it cost me £1800” His friend asks,

have been organised by our problem solver PC Fordyce for the whole summer term, and these have been warmly received. The kids in general being very enthusiastic and fun seemed to be had by all!. The local policing teams want to encourage and support local children and young people to participate in all events, giving us ideas of what they would like to do in the area and helping to make this happen. We will continue regular foot patrols in the area to ensure that young people are safe when playing outside and also not causing problems to the local community.

That’s it for this month, but as I said Laura and myself are on foot every shift so don’t hesitate to stop for a chat and to air any queries or problems you may have in your community.

Goodbye for now.

Please contact: PCSO 5163 Shona Macbeath 07807000259 shona.macbeath@cumbria.police.uk PCSO 5253 Laura Woods on 07967572214 laura.woods@cumbria.police.uk) OR 0845 3300 247 PC1908 Lewis Powell Police Community Support Officers Welsh Road Police Station Carlisle CA1 3BB Telephone 0845 3300247 Inspector Bell contact details:barry.bell@cumbria.pnn.police.uk

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DALSTON WARD

www.carlislelibdems.org.uk Hello Again,

Since last month’s entry in the Carleton Directory, we have been involved with issues raised with us by residents at the Carleton end of the Dalston ward.

Proposed development at Carleton Clinic.

Cllr. Trevor Allison

Cllr. Steven Tweedie

dren at the School inviting them to participate in a separate school bus, using an approved carrier. If there are sufficient numbers, then we are optimistic that we can arrange a bus at a reasonable cost. If you are a parent with a child at Caldew School and have not received one of these

Ghandi walked barefoot everywhere, to the point that his feet became quite thick and hard.

Even when he wasn't on a hunger strike, he did not eat much and became quite thin and frail. He also was quite a spiritual person. Furthermore, due to his diet, he ended up with very bad breath. He became known as a super-calloused fragile mystic plagued with halitosis.

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Despite being held at Stoneraise School, the July meeting of the Neighbourhood Forum was well attended by residents from Parkland Village and Carleton Grange. The main Item on the agenda was a presentation by the City Council’s Local Plans Officer on the Development Brief for a large housing scheme at the Carleton Clinic. The significant number of attendees from the estates encouraged us to organise a drop-in session at a more convenient location for you, The Creighton Rugby Club.

At the time of writing the session is still to be held, but if it is successful, as I am sure it will be, we hope that there will be other opportunities for similar drop-in sessions.

It is an opportunity for residents to have some input into the development of schemes before they are formalised in a Planning Application.

School Travel

The lack of a free school bus service to Caldew School, Dalston is a longstanding issue in the estates. Despite our best endeavours, up to now your Councillors have been unable to resolve this issue, even though there is a School bus service from Cumwhinton with spare seats. We are continuing to have dialogue with the Local Authority on this issue.

In the meantime, Cyril Webber, Councillor for the Harraby area and Trevor Allison for the Dalston ward have jointly put out a ‘Referral’ letter to parents who have chil-

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letters please let either Cyril or Trevor know. You can use the Pre-Addressed, Post Paid card, which has recently been distributed with our Focus Newsletter.

Local Capital Projects Fund

Trevor as County Councillor has funding allocation of £12,000. The sum allocated to this side of the ward in St. Cuthbert’s Without Parish is relatively modest, providing for a number of bollards to prevent ‘illegal’ parking at Carleton. This has become a real issue for residents in a particular locality since Traffic Orders restricting overnight parking were imposed on lay-bys on the A6. We are working with the Highways Authority to resolve this problem. As for the next tranche of funds, if you have any ideas of projects you would like to see in your area, please let your Parish Council know directly or, you can contact Trevor as below. This could be supplemented by matched funding from other sources.

CONTACT US on any issue or concerns at:

Trevor Allison, 17 Gilbert Road, Cummersdale, Carlisle. CA2 6BJ. 01228 523923 trevora@carlisle.gov.uk

Steve Tweedie, Birkthwaite House, Wreay, Carlisle. CA4 ORZ 01228 817065 steven@contentonline.co.uk

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ILL WYKES of Cumbria Celebral Palsy has passed us some news which she would like anyone interested in the new development at Parklands to hear about.

“The meeting that we held with some of the residents in the Rugby Club at Parklands on 27th January seems a long way in the past. It was a meeting which greatly heartened us and on behalf of everyone at Cumbria Celebral Palsy I should like to thank you for your positive support and encouragement for our building project in your lovely village.

In the intervening months much has progressed. You probably know that planning permission for our development was obtained and negotiations and preparations have continued. The Lister Court site has now been cleared and it looks as if building will commence on that site in the beginning of August. Parklands site will begin development about three months later. We are hoping that both sites will be ready for occupation at the same time in 2010.

In the meantime we do hope that those of you who expressed a desire to visit Scalesceugh Hall will do so –the residents will be very pleased to meet you.

With our best wishes

Gill Wykes, Vice Chair, Cumbria Celebral Palsy Ed: see invitation on page 2

Who’s Who

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Morag Brannock

W

ITH THE LATEST series of televised talent competitions currently on air it seems a great time to speak to someone who has witnessed the experience a little more closely. For that reason we focus on Morag; the mother of Andrew Johnston who put Carlisle on the map in 2008.

I catch Morag on a Wednesday afternoon; Andrew has been practising on the piano and they are both resting the blisters having just returned from supporting friends in the Cumbrian Way Charity Walk where they were helping to raise money for the Radiotherapy Unit at the Cumberland Infirmary.

Initially their experience may never have happened. Having sent through an application in the same year as Paul Potts, he was unsuccessful. The following year Morag filled in another form, again thinking nothing more from it other than her son had a talent. This time however Andrew got to sing for the producers and was selected to sing for the Judges. Morag has always given Andrew her honest opinion and this is something he still appreciates today.

Together, they just wanted the chance to hear Simon Cowell’s honest opinion of Andrew’s voice. Simon heard Andrew’s voice and the rest is history.

Since the recording of his debut CD ‘One Voice’ Morag talks of how not much has changed. As a family they still do the same things with the only real difference being they now have an added parallel life. Andrew’s story and voice have touched people worldwide and with the running of his website www.andrewjohnstonmusic.com and the comments from as far afield as Bahrain and Argentina it is easy to see how Morag’s decision to fill in that form has made a difference.

“..the mother of Andrew Johnston..”

Even with worldwide support Carlisle can not be forgotten. Morag sees our community as home and with the whole world to choose from it is nice to hear of the support we have given the family.

Morag’s support is the result of the love of a son and this is something we can all relate to. She believes that if you have a passion or dream it can not be left, dreams have to be followed.

Morag is a big believer in praise where it is needed and also that talent is sometimes just not enough, work needs to be put in.

What has been Morag’s favourite moment so far…well his first audition in front of the TV cameras will not be forgotten but the event that really spoke of the culmination in all that Andrew has

worked for and enjoyed was when he sang in the Albert Hall. It is not difficult to feel the emotion when she speaks of her son in his comfort zone in his spiritual home.

Her son’s voice may now have changed but her favourite tracks from the album, Pie Jesu and Agnus Dei will now serve as a permanent reminder of a voice gone forever. This though is not a bad thing, there will be much more to hear of from Andrew; with Morag hoping to hear his versions of Abide with Me and Amazing Grace and with Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli currently influencing Andrew, we hope it won’t be long until we get to hear his richer deeper tones.

Morag tells of her own musical background as a not so good singer in a Gaelic choir when she was young.

But with Andrews album entitled “One Voice”, to follow in the sentiment of the lyrics we hope Morag realises her voice is just as strong.

“If you look around you’ll find there is more than one voice singing in the darkness”.

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Councillor Nicola Clarke

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Hello All,

HE LAST FEW WEEKS have been very busy out in the ward; not least in Parkland Village. I have had a great many enquiries regarding Parkland Village and have approached and discussed with residents some of the issues that are giving them cause for concern, and me also. Like you I too am cross about the slow progress with the adoption of this area, and the apparent lack of appreciation that people are struggling to pay council tax, mortgages, child care and school travel while coping with a recession and all the hardship that comes along with it.

I will be organising meetings with various officers and members of the Council this week, to have face to face meetings to investigate a way forward.

While I applaud all the new ideas and the willingness to promote the city in a number of innovative ways, it is important that the people who have invested their money, time and energy within our new housing developments should not be neglected or forgotten about in this ‘cavalier manner’. While we need to support and ‘hug’ any developer who wants to invest in our lovely city, the day to day business of providing our services needs to be addressed and delivered in a way that can satisfy everyone. I am aware and have locations of drains that need to be cleared, trees that need to be pruned on Pennine View, areas that flood, litter bin relocations, vandalism to trees and shrubbery and their locations, a gap in a hedge which needs to be addressed, lighting issues and drains that still rattle when driven over, the lack of weed spraying, even a small amount of graffiti plus much more. Despite all of this Parkland Village is still a lovely residential area and the reason for this is because you, the residents, take a great deal of pride in it and look after it, you are to be commended for all your efforts. I have been approached by some, to support the idea of a residents association for the area – this can be done fairly easily and would take a little organising, a small amount of commitment and a couple of volunteers. I think it would be worth looking into. If you would like me to investigate this possibility and you would like to volun-

teer your support then please return the slip at the bottom of the page to my home address 4 Uldale Road Carlisle CA2 4PP or email me at nicolac@carlisle.gov.uk or nicola.clarke@cumbriacc.gov.uk.

In the wider part of the ward I have similar concerns at Stockdalewath, Gaitsgill Dalston Village and Carlton.

Please be assured that I tour the ward regularly and pick up on lots of issues on my own, but its essential and I rely on your good will to contact me if you want me to look into something immediately. I now have a website nicolaclarke.net which I blog regularly – it has some good links – I am still adding info to the site but it is up and running. On a completely different subject I was recently invited by Mike Mitchelson, Leader of the Council to accompany him to the twin town visit to Slupsk, as part of the Carlisle delegation. Believe me this was no ‘Jolly’, only four of us attended, however, we had a rather heavy schedule to complete. I was accompanied by my colleague Cllr Anne Quilter, a democratic officer Mr Dixon and the Leader, Cllr Mitchelson. The town twinning is of great importance to both Slupsk and Flensburg as they are able to access funding through the European Union to help develop and re-build their cities. Some areas of Slupsk are still badly scared by the Second World

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Their desire to both express their feelings and their generosity of spirit is overwhelming. We all did a huge amount of networking.

Cllr Mitchelson was adamant that he needed a dynamic approach to the visit with continued input and progress from the delegation, once we had returned to Carlisle. I will write about this in more detail and maybe include some photos for the next issue.

Thank you,

Nicola Clarke District Councillor

Tel: 01228 531126 or 07927 565267 nicolac@carlisle.gov.uk

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1/ Bring the stock to the boil and keep simmering.

2/ Heat half of the butter in a deep heavy bottomed pan, add the chopped shallots, chopped celery and sweat off until soft.

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3/ Stir in the rice and cook for 2 minutes then add a ladel at a time of the stock.

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5/ In a frying pan sweat off the mushrooms until golden brown along with the porcini then add to the risotto.

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7/ Stir in the marscapone chees giving a creamy moist texture, check the seasoning and divide between 4 warm plates.

8/ Scatter the parmesan and chives over and serve.

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WARM WELCOME from myself aand Laura to our first ever Carleton Directory input. As you are aware your previous Police community support officer, Ange Busby, is now training to become a Police officer. She is doing well and is enjoying it, but says she does miss patrolling her “patch”. She will be back before we know it!

I am aware Ange has given you a little information about us, but just to clarify things, Laura has been working the New Harraby area for nearly a year now, and I have just transferred to the area after working nearly three years in Upperby/Currock. We are out and about on every shift and please do not hesitate to stop us for a chat.

Just to keep you updated on what we are doing in the area, we have started

Shona and Laura our local Community Support officers, with PC Lewis Powell

another speedwatch project and even in the short time this has been ongoing it has been a success already. The scheme aims to share responsibility for addressing speed related offences between the community and the police. Schemes consist of active members of the community joining together to monitor speed at selected locations with the speed gun. The speed of the offending vehicles are recorded and passed to the local police. A “letter of caution” is then generated and sent to the registered

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Fashion

Carlisle Blues Fest

by Susan of High Society

Fall into Winter

S

STYLES – there are so many to

FALL INTO WINTER WITH A MORE CASUAL LOOK AT

High Society KNITWEAR

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in November”

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heart of all popular music ...

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tion) covers a combination of musiFunk - he has it all. Earl, from

ROM THE DEEP SOUTH of America to the cricket fields of

m i d d l e

Tennessee, has been described as a latter day Otis Reading who taps into the spirit of classic R&B.

England, from

Earl Thomas

to

Butcher are

and

Robert Johnson

Whether it’s a total renewal or just a couple of key pieces you require for your winter wardrobe let take a look at a couple of “LOOKS” on offer as we fall into Autumn/Winter!!

COLOUR – we have a pot-pourri of colour this season - teal, apple green, bright red, heather and various shades of pinks from fuchsia to more subtle berry shades.

Carlisle Blues Festival

The Blues crosses culture and time

touching a primeval cord that is at the

ADLY THE TIME is upon us when we have to say goodbye to the last of the summer rays.

Mornings and nights are becoming darker and there’s a distinct chill in the air. So it’s time to put our summer clothes away and dig out our winter warmers.

“..appearing at

Butcher.

Mark

just two of the top class

Butcher the former

artists

England

choose from and it really is down to the individual, whether you combine pieces from various trends and eras to give you a unique LOOK or you follow one of the various high street stories; Country/English Heritage Comfort & Casual – Chic & Sleekwhatever your style favourite here are a few basics to follow:-

Urban Elegance with a hint of Heritage inspired style – tweeds, knits, silk and leather in warm autumnal shades - look for quirky cuts which will make a statement or just team a tweed jacket with a pencil skirt and silk shirt with a heavy knit throw/wrap over.

CASUAL & COOL – ( which means warm and comfortable! ) great for lounging around –whether its a weekend away by a roaring fire or an informal lunch date with friends after shopping – look for soft tops, jersey skirts and loose fitting high waisted trousers. Accessories with oversized scarves, trainers and a bowling bag and your all set – effortless, cool and relaxed!

CHIC & SLEEK –– it’s monochrome – it’s tailored, classic, unfussy cleverly cut pieces - just think Audrey Hepburn and you won’t go wrong – this is a look that remains in vogue season after season so its definitely worthwhile investing in.

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ACCESSORIES – Bags it British Chic - in tartan and chunky tweeds and fun furs, accented with faux patent trim and chunky dull brass fastenings – from Shoppers and Kelly Bags to lager clutches

Scarves, collars and wraps, worn over dresses, jumpers or outerwear in soft angora, tactile faux fur, cashmere and lambswool – think all shades from camel to cassis.

Look for slim/thin belts in metallic or with metallic detailing which will transform your trousers and update your shift.

SHOES – we should not really go there!! (a bit like handbags) however –

If its flats you favour its buckles. ruffles or sequin details – Courts look for patent or metallic – either/or, your shoes have to shine. But high or low Brogue is Vogue with two tone a favourite.

JEWELLERY - Look for statement rings these will give your look an instant update.

Large clusters of pearls or diamante or one large stone in a single setting – just think big.

BANGLES - big and chunky with thin and skinny, smooth and studded, mix and match on both wrists for maximum impact.

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will

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appearing at Earl Thomas

making a mark

on the British blues scene with his red hot Blues band. He will be appearing at this year’s Carlisle Blues Festival.

The blues forms the basis for almost all

modern music and its history is a strange but fascinating musical journey

across cultures and continents. It originated from the music played by Afro

American slaves on the plantations of the southern states of America with

artists like Willie Dixon, Charlie Patten, Muddy Waters, BB King etc enjoying brief but limited popularity.

The music of those artists filtered into

the UK in the 50’s and 60’s with artists

like John Mayall and Alexis Corner

bringing it to the attention of the British public. This in turn influenced the likes of Eric Clapton, The Rolling

Stones and Cream and was to drive the popular music boom of the 60’s.

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of the best of British blues artists.

Headliner Earl Thomas with his 9 piece

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Fashion

Carlisle Blues Fest

by Susan of High Society

Fall into Winter

S

STYLES – there are so many to

FALL INTO WINTER WITH A MORE CASUAL LOOK AT

High Society KNITWEAR

TROUSERS DRESSES

HANDBAGS

ACCESSORIES JEWELLERY

17 swan street

longtown

01228 792880 page 8

in November”

band (including a superb horn sec-

heart of all popular music ...

cal styles through Blues, Rock, Soul,

F

tion) covers a combination of musiFunk - he has it all. Earl, from

ROM THE DEEP SOUTH of America to the cricket fields of

m i d d l e

Tennessee, has been described as a latter day Otis Reading who taps into the spirit of classic R&B.

England, from

Earl Thomas

to

Butcher are

and

Robert Johnson

Whether it’s a total renewal or just a couple of key pieces you require for your winter wardrobe let take a look at a couple of “LOOKS” on offer as we fall into Autumn/Winter!!

COLOUR – we have a pot-pourri of colour this season - teal, apple green, bright red, heather and various shades of pinks from fuchsia to more subtle berry shades.

Carlisle Blues Festival

The Blues crosses culture and time

touching a primeval cord that is at the

ADLY THE TIME is upon us when we have to say goodbye to the last of the summer rays.

Mornings and nights are becoming darker and there’s a distinct chill in the air. So it’s time to put our summer clothes away and dig out our winter warmers.

“..appearing at

Butcher.

Mark

just two of the top class

Butcher the former

artists

England

choose from and it really is down to the individual, whether you combine pieces from various trends and eras to give you a unique LOOK or you follow one of the various high street stories; Country/English Heritage Comfort & Casual – Chic & Sleekwhatever your style favourite here are a few basics to follow:-

Urban Elegance with a hint of Heritage inspired style – tweeds, knits, silk and leather in warm autumnal shades - look for quirky cuts which will make a statement or just team a tweed jacket with a pencil skirt and silk shirt with a heavy knit throw/wrap over.

CASUAL & COOL – ( which means warm and comfortable! ) great for lounging around –whether its a weekend away by a roaring fire or an informal lunch date with friends after shopping – look for soft tops, jersey skirts and loose fitting high waisted trousers. Accessories with oversized scarves, trainers and a bowling bag and your all set – effortless, cool and relaxed!

CHIC & SLEEK –– it’s monochrome – it’s tailored, classic, unfussy cleverly cut pieces - just think Audrey Hepburn and you won’t go wrong – this is a look that remains in vogue season after season so its definitely worthwhile investing in.

Please mention The Carleton when responding to adverts

ACCESSORIES – Bags it British Chic - in tartan and chunky tweeds and fun furs, accented with faux patent trim and chunky dull brass fastenings – from Shoppers and Kelly Bags to lager clutches

Scarves, collars and wraps, worn over dresses, jumpers or outerwear in soft angora, tactile faux fur, cashmere and lambswool – think all shades from camel to cassis.

Look for slim/thin belts in metallic or with metallic detailing which will transform your trousers and update your shift.

SHOES – we should not really go there!! (a bit like handbags) however –

If its flats you favour its buckles. ruffles or sequin details – Courts look for patent or metallic – either/or, your shoes have to shine. But high or low Brogue is Vogue with two tone a favourite.

JEWELLERY - Look for statement rings these will give your look an instant update.

Large clusters of pearls or diamante or one large stone in a single setting – just think big.

BANGLES - big and chunky with thin and skinny, smooth and studded, mix and match on both wrists for maximum impact.

rently captains Surrey

CC

is

who

will

cricket international who cur-

Mark

be

appearing at Earl Thomas

making a mark

on the British blues scene with his red hot Blues band. He will be appearing at this year’s Carlisle Blues Festival.

The blues forms the basis for almost all

modern music and its history is a strange but fascinating musical journey

across cultures and continents. It originated from the music played by Afro

American slaves on the plantations of the southern states of America with

artists like Willie Dixon, Charlie Patten, Muddy Waters, BB King etc enjoying brief but limited popularity.

The music of those artists filtered into

the UK in the 50’s and 60’s with artists

like John Mayall and Alexis Corner

bringing it to the attention of the British public. This in turn influenced the likes of Eric Clapton, The Rolling

Stones and Cream and was to drive the popular music boom of the 60’s.

The Carlisle Blues Festival this year showcases some American and a pick

of the best of British blues artists.

Headliner Earl Thomas with his 9 piece

Mark Butcher

Carlisle Blues Festival

November.

in

STEED

BESPOKE TAILORS EST. 1995

Gents made to measure suits starting from £695 and made to measure shirts from £75

Gift Vouchers available

7 Junction Street, Carlisle 12 Savile Row, London For further details call Edwin on

01228 599555

www.steed.co.uk To advertise please call 513621 or marketing@aqamagazines.co.uk

page 9

Chef’s Notes With new Head Chef Paul Taylor at the Crown Hotel Wetheral.

This month our wild mushrooms are perfect for a great main course, why not try this—

Wild Mushroom Risotto with Parmesan & White Truffle Oil Serves 4

300g Arborio Rice 3 Shallots 1 Celery Stick 3pts Vegetable Stock 100g Butter 50g Girolle Mushrooms 1pkt Dried Porcini Mushrooms 50g Brown Cop Mushrooms 50g Oyster Mushrooms 2tbsp Grated Parmesan 2tbsp Marscapone Cheese Sea Salt & Pepper 1Tbsp Chopped Chives

Police Page

1/ Bring the stock to the boil and keep simmering.

2/ Heat half of the butter in a deep heavy bottomed pan, add the chopped shallots, chopped celery and sweat off until soft.

Hi Folks,

A

3/ Stir in the rice and cook for 2 minutes then add a ladel at a time of the stock.

Stir all the time until the liquid has all absorbed.

4/ Empty the contents of the dried mushrooms into a bowl then just cover with boiling water until soft, drain and keep both mushrooms & water aside.

5/ In a frying pan sweat off the mushrooms until golden brown along with the porcini then add to the risotto.

6/ Add the porcini water to the risotto, at this point the risotto should be firm to the bite, add salt & pepper.

7/ Stir in the marscapone chees giving a creamy moist texture, check the seasoning and divide between 4 warm plates.

8/ Scatter the parmesan and chives over and serve.

Enjoy!

To book at The Conservatory Restaurant or Walton’s Bar please telephone 01228 561888

Winner

G Stevens, of Dalesman Drive

has won the Sunday Lunch for 2 with wine at Fantails,

in the June Crossword

—congratulations!

WARM WELCOME from myself aand Laura to our first ever Carleton Directory input. As you are aware your previous Police community support officer, Ange Busby, is now training to become a Police officer. She is doing well and is enjoying it, but says she does miss patrolling her “patch”. She will be back before we know it!

I am aware Ange has given you a little information about us, but just to clarify things, Laura has been working the New Harraby area for nearly a year now, and I have just transferred to the area after working nearly three years in Upperby/Currock. We are out and about on every shift and please do not hesitate to stop us for a chat.

Just to keep you updated on what we are doing in the area, we have started

Shona and Laura our local Community Support officers, with PC Lewis Powell

another speedwatch project and even in the short time this has been ongoing it has been a success already. The scheme aims to share responsibility for addressing speed related offences between the community and the police. Schemes consist of active members of the community joining together to monitor speed at selected locations with the speed gun. The speed of the offending vehicles are recorded and passed to the local police. A “letter of caution” is then generated and sent to the registered

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Caldew Calling

Councillor Nicola Clarke

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Hello All,

HE LAST FEW WEEKS have been very busy out in the ward; not least in Parkland Village. I have had a great many enquiries regarding Parkland Village and have approached and discussed with residents some of the issues that are giving them cause for concern, and me also. Like you I too am cross about the slow progress with the adoption of this area, and the apparent lack of appreciation that people are struggling to pay council tax, mortgages, child care and school travel while coping with a recession and all the hardship that comes along with it.

I will be organising meetings with various officers and members of the Council this week, to have face to face meetings to investigate a way forward.

While I applaud all the new ideas and the willingness to promote the city in a number of innovative ways, it is important that the people who have invested their money, time and energy within our new housing developments should not be neglected or forgotten about in this ‘cavalier manner’. While we need to support and ‘hug’ any developer who wants to invest in our lovely city, the day to day business of providing our services needs to be addressed and delivered in a way that can satisfy everyone. I am aware and have locations of drains that need to be cleared, trees that need to be pruned on Pennine View, areas that flood, litter bin relocations, vandalism to trees and shrubbery and their locations, a gap in a hedge which needs to be addressed, lighting issues and drains that still rattle when driven over, the lack of weed spraying, even a small amount of graffiti plus much more. Despite all of this Parkland Village is still a lovely residential area and the reason for this is because you, the residents, take a great deal of pride in it and look after it, you are to be commended for all your efforts. I have been approached by some, to support the idea of a residents association for the area – this can be done fairly easily and would take a little organising, a small amount of commitment and a couple of volunteers. I think it would be worth looking into. If you would like me to investigate this possibility and you would like to volun-

teer your support then please return the slip at the bottom of the page to my home address 4 Uldale Road Carlisle CA2 4PP or email me at nicolac@carlisle.gov.uk or nicola.clarke@cumbriacc.gov.uk.

In the wider part of the ward I have similar concerns at Stockdalewath, Gaitsgill Dalston Village and Carlton.

Please be assured that I tour the ward regularly and pick up on lots of issues on my own, but its essential and I rely on your good will to contact me if you want me to look into something immediately. I now have a website nicolaclarke.net which I blog regularly – it has some good links – I am still adding info to the site but it is up and running. On a completely different subject I was recently invited by Mike Mitchelson, Leader of the Council to accompany him to the twin town visit to Slupsk, as part of the Carlisle delegation. Believe me this was no ‘Jolly’, only four of us attended, however, we had a rather heavy schedule to complete. I was accompanied by my colleague Cllr Anne Quilter, a democratic officer Mr Dixon and the Leader, Cllr Mitchelson. The town twinning is of great importance to both Slupsk and Flensburg as they are able to access funding through the European Union to help develop and re-build their cities. Some areas of Slupsk are still badly scared by the Second World

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Their desire to both express their feelings and their generosity of spirit is overwhelming. We all did a huge amount of networking.

Cllr Mitchelson was adamant that he needed a dynamic approach to the visit with continued input and progress from the delegation, once we had returned to Carlisle. I will write about this in more detail and maybe include some photos for the next issue.

Thank you,

Nicola Clarke District Councillor

Tel: 01228 531126 or 07927 565267 nicolac@carlisle.gov.uk

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DALSTON WARD

www.carlislelibdems.org.uk Hello Again,

Since last month’s entry in the Carleton Directory, we have been involved with issues raised with us by residents at the Carleton end of the Dalston ward.

Proposed development at Carleton Clinic.

Cllr. Trevor Allison

Cllr. Steven Tweedie

dren at the School inviting them to participate in a separate school bus, using an approved carrier. If there are sufficient numbers, then we are optimistic that we can arrange a bus at a reasonable cost. If you are a parent with a child at Caldew School and have not received one of these

Ghandi walked barefoot everywhere, to the point that his feet became quite thick and hard.

Even when he wasn't on a hunger strike, he did not eat much and became quite thin and frail. He also was quite a spiritual person. Furthermore, due to his diet, he ended up with very bad breath. He became known as a super-calloused fragile mystic plagued with halitosis.

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Despite being held at Stoneraise School, the July meeting of the Neighbourhood Forum was well attended by residents from Parkland Village and Carleton Grange. The main Item on the agenda was a presentation by the City Council’s Local Plans Officer on the Development Brief for a large housing scheme at the Carleton Clinic. The significant number of attendees from the estates encouraged us to organise a drop-in session at a more convenient location for you, The Creighton Rugby Club.

At the time of writing the session is still to be held, but if it is successful, as I am sure it will be, we hope that there will be other opportunities for similar drop-in sessions.

It is an opportunity for residents to have some input into the development of schemes before they are formalised in a Planning Application.

School Travel

The lack of a free school bus service to Caldew School, Dalston is a longstanding issue in the estates. Despite our best endeavours, up to now your Councillors have been unable to resolve this issue, even though there is a School bus service from Cumwhinton with spare seats. We are continuing to have dialogue with the Local Authority on this issue.

In the meantime, Cyril Webber, Councillor for the Harraby area and Trevor Allison for the Dalston ward have jointly put out a ‘Referral’ letter to parents who have chil-

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letters please let either Cyril or Trevor know. You can use the Pre-Addressed, Post Paid card, which has recently been distributed with our Focus Newsletter.

Local Capital Projects Fund

Trevor as County Councillor has funding allocation of £12,000. The sum allocated to this side of the ward in St. Cuthbert’s Without Parish is relatively modest, providing for a number of bollards to prevent ‘illegal’ parking at Carleton. This has become a real issue for residents in a particular locality since Traffic Orders restricting overnight parking were imposed on lay-bys on the A6. We are working with the Highways Authority to resolve this problem. As for the next tranche of funds, if you have any ideas of projects you would like to see in your area, please let your Parish Council know directly or, you can contact Trevor as below. This could be supplemented by matched funding from other sources.

CONTACT US on any issue or concerns at:

Trevor Allison, 17 Gilbert Road, Cummersdale, Carlisle. CA2 6BJ. 01228 523923 trevora@carlisle.gov.uk

Steve Tweedie, Birkthwaite House, Wreay, Carlisle. CA4 ORZ 01228 817065 steven@contentonline.co.uk

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ILL WYKES of Cumbria Celebral Palsy has passed us some news which she would like anyone interested in the new development at Parklands to hear about.

“The meeting that we held with some of the residents in the Rugby Club at Parklands on 27th January seems a long way in the past. It was a meeting which greatly heartened us and on behalf of everyone at Cumbria Celebral Palsy I should like to thank you for your positive support and encouragement for our building project in your lovely village.

In the intervening months much has progressed. You probably know that planning permission for our development was obtained and negotiations and preparations have continued. The Lister Court site has now been cleared and it looks as if building will commence on that site in the beginning of August. Parklands site will begin development about three months later. We are hoping that both sites will be ready for occupation at the same time in 2010.

In the meantime we do hope that those of you who expressed a desire to visit Scalesceugh Hall will do so –the residents will be very pleased to meet you.

With our best wishes

Gill Wykes, Vice Chair, Cumbria Celebral Palsy Ed: see invitation on page 2

Who’s Who

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Morag Brannock

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ITH THE LATEST series of televised talent competitions currently on air it seems a great time to speak to someone who has witnessed the experience a little more closely. For that reason we focus on Morag; the mother of Andrew Johnston who put Carlisle on the map in 2008.

I catch Morag on a Wednesday afternoon; Andrew has been practising on the piano and they are both resting the blisters having just returned from supporting friends in the Cumbrian Way Charity Walk where they were helping to raise money for the Radiotherapy Unit at the Cumberland Infirmary.

Initially their experience may never have happened. Having sent through an application in the same year as Paul Potts, he was unsuccessful. The following year Morag filled in another form, again thinking nothing more from it other than her son had a talent. This time however Andrew got to sing for the producers and was selected to sing for the Judges. Morag has always given Andrew her honest opinion and this is something he still appreciates today.

Together, they just wanted the chance to hear Simon Cowell’s honest opinion of Andrew’s voice. Simon heard Andrew’s voice and the rest is history.

Since the recording of his debut CD ‘One Voice’ Morag talks of how not much has changed. As a family they still do the same things with the only real difference being they now have an added parallel life. Andrew’s story and voice have touched people worldwide and with the running of his website www.andrewjohnstonmusic.com and the comments from as far afield as Bahrain and Argentina it is easy to see how Morag’s decision to fill in that form has made a difference.

“..the mother of Andrew Johnston..”

Even with worldwide support Carlisle can not be forgotten. Morag sees our community as home and with the whole world to choose from it is nice to hear of the support we have given the family.

Morag’s support is the result of the love of a son and this is something we can all relate to. She believes that if you have a passion or dream it can not be left, dreams have to be followed.

Morag is a big believer in praise where it is needed and also that talent is sometimes just not enough, work needs to be put in.

What has been Morag’s favourite moment so far…well his first audition in front of the TV cameras will not be forgotten but the event that really spoke of the culmination in all that Andrew has

worked for and enjoyed was when he sang in the Albert Hall. It is not difficult to feel the emotion when she speaks of her son in his comfort zone in his spiritual home.

Her son’s voice may now have changed but her favourite tracks from the album, Pie Jesu and Agnus Dei will now serve as a permanent reminder of a voice gone forever. This though is not a bad thing, there will be much more to hear of from Andrew; with Morag hoping to hear his versions of Abide with Me and Amazing Grace and with Pavarotti and Andrea Bocelli currently influencing Andrew, we hope it won’t be long until we get to hear his richer deeper tones.

Morag tells of her own musical background as a not so good singer in a Gaelic choir when she was young.

But with Andrews album entitled “One Voice”, to follow in the sentiment of the lyrics we hope Morag realises her voice is just as strong.

“If you look around you’ll find there is more than one voice singing in the darkness”.

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Spotlight on a local business

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Paul & Carolyn have both worked for our major supplier Carlisle Brass for many years, Mike worked at Barclays Bank for 15 years and Stephanie helped to run local printing firm QIC Print.

What can you tell us about a regular day?

The day starts with processing all the internet orders and phone calls, ordering and collecting stock and then packing and despatching the orders. We aim to get as many orders out the same day as they are received – which gives us a very unique position in the market, but also makes for a very busy environment.

How has life changed in a year?

We just keep getting busier, and our new websites MORE LOCKS and MORE SWITCHES will be online this month allowing us to expand our range.

Why did you decide to give this We have recently doubled the size of up to specialise in door handles our premises to cope with the growth in and window furniture? trade, and now have 6 people working The growing trend towards people feel- here. ing confident buying online opened up the opportunity for a good business in Why are you so much better than supplying door furniture over the inter- National DIY stores? net. We also felt that we could provide We’re a specialist company and that a more specialist choice to local trade makes all the difference. Our product through the showroom. range is huge which means we can cater

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There was a snake called Nate.

His purpose in life was to stay in the desert and guard the lever.

This lever was no ordinary lever. It was the lever that if moved would destroy the world. Nate took his job very seriously. He let nothing get close to the lever.

One day off in the distance he saw a cloud of dust. He kept his eye on it because he was guarding the lever. The dust cloud continued to move closer to the lever.

Nate saw that it was a huge boulder and it was heading straight for the lever!

Nate thought about what he could do to save the world. He decided if he could get in front of the boulder he could deflect it and it would miss the lever. Nate slithered quickly to intersect the boulder. The boulder ran over Nate, but it was, in fact, deflected, leaving history to conclude that is was better Nate than lever.

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for all styles and budgets, and we are genuinely interested in helping customers find the right products. As we deal directly with the manufacturers our prices and quality are always better.

What’s the furthest your online sales have reached?

We try and keep sales to the UK market at the moment, but we have sent handles to Europe, USA and Thailand.

Being responsible for your business, is it difficult to switch off once the doors to the store have been locked?

There’s always work to do and you could work 24/7, but the benefit with an internet business is even when we’re closed we’re open!

What is the biggest project you have helped out on?

We’ve had all kinds of interesting customers; Ancient Castles, Historic Houses, Film Studio work, Chelsea Flower Show projects, Museums, Hotels, Motor Yachts, and through our interior design clients some houses of the rich and famous!

How much would it cost to refit the average house?

That’s a bit like how long is a piece of string – but using some good quality handles, latches and hinges 10 doors could be completely renovated for £100 - £150.

Where do you source your stock?

We have over 20 different suppliers that we deal with regularly, and many more that we can also call on, including bespoke manufacturers. There really isn’t anything we can’t handle!

"Almost" is the longest word in the English language with all the letters in alphabetical order.

"Rhythm" is the longest English word without a vowel.

Earth is the only planet not named after a god.

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Last week Carl Fitton went to the cinema up town to see "Slumdog Millionaire" but because of two women loudly chatting together who were sitting in the row in front of him, Carl was unable to hear the dialogue clearly.

Carl leaned forward and said in a stage whisper, 'Excuse me ladies but I can't hear.'

'I should hope not,' stormed the woman, 'this is a private conversation.'

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have been organised by our problem solver PC Fordyce for the whole summer term, and these have been warmly received. The kids in general being very enthusiastic and fun seemed to be had by all!. The local policing teams want to encourage and support local children and young people to participate in all events, giving us ideas of what they would like to do in the area and helping to make this happen. We will continue regular foot patrols in the area to ensure that young people are safe when playing outside and also not causing problems to the local community.

That’s it for this month, but as I said Laura and myself are on foot every shift so don’t hesitate to stop for a chat and to air any queries or problems you may have in your community.

Goodbye for now.

Please contact: PCSO 5163 Shona Macbeath 07807000259 shona.macbeath@cumbria.police.uk PCSO 5253 Laura Woods on 07967572214 laura.woods@cumbria.police.uk) OR 0845 3300 247 PC1908 Lewis Powell Police Community Support Officers Welsh Road Police Station Carlisle CA1 3BB Telephone 0845 3300247 Inspector Bell contact details:barry.bell@cumbria.pnn.police.uk

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ANY INVESTORS who last summer managed to lock away their savings in one year term deposits have had a temporary respite from the difficulties of income generation.

They will be very pleased they made the decision to lock in yields of 5% and more when they could. They will also be wondering what to do when these investments mature as safe yields of 5% or more are no longer on offer and they will join the rest of us who are making do with a very miserly return on their savings. It is unlikely that interest rates will rise much anytime soon and it is imperative that people take independent financial advice in respect of where to go next.

Presently for UK equities the average historic dividend yield relative to cash is close to a record high and suggests good equity value but before clients consider other asset classes in order to increase their income or potential capital growth, it is strongly recommended that they take Independent Financial Advice to ensure that any investment meets their risk profile and that they fully understand the greater risks involved with Equities, property, fixed interest and commodities. A big concern is those retired people who have seen a drop of over 75% in the interest rates on their savings and we would urge these clients to find a good independent adviser and ask for a review.

Please remember that other forms of investment carry a greater degree of risk and that the value of the investments can fall as well as rise and it is imperative that you seek advice prior to investing.

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ELL THE SUMMER is officially over and unless there has been a sudden burst of sun by the time this article has gone to print then it has been a pretty damp squib. Still, there was enough sun for those of you who managed to get your peas and tomatoes planted this year. If you followed the advice in one of our previous articles hopefully you have enjoyed a bumper harvest of peas just like me.

Thoughts in the garden however now turn to the spring and the associated preparation needed for 2010. For this reason we have provided a little guide to what needs to be done in order to enjoy your garden in the hope that the sun makes an appearance next year.

MAINTENANCE

It can all begin with the general tidying up of your garden and the collecting of leaves for your compost. And if you did indeed plant those peas then the best thing you can do is leave the roots in place to help increase the fertility of the soil. Continuing with soil, break it up nicely ready for the crops of next year. If you enjoyed fruit this year then remove your old fruited raspberry wood and prune your raspberries and gooseberries. Tidy up your strawberries and keep on top of the new shoots for even more delicacies to accompany your ice cream and Wimbledon.

Remove your withered annuals and if appropriate shrubs can be removed and replanted if you take up enough root. For that extra kerb side appeal don’t forget to get your hedges and ramblers trimmed. As well as a great time to maintain your shrubbery it is also a great time to plant.

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For next years bowling green lawn continue to kill your weeds and make sure you aerate well, if needed dress areas with a good sharp sand. For bare patches or where there is disease, now is a good time to remove the offending area and sew or lay new turf.

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This year after tasting home grown garlic, I will make an attempt at growing my own which means I need to get them planted now. As well as the garlic, early vegetables can be sewn.

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S I’M WRITING this “The Ashes” are on the radio. The quintessential sound of leather on willow on a Summer afternoon betraying the fact that up here in Carlisle we are hundreds of miles away from the Cream Teas of Lords and drowning in yet more Summer rain.

Never mind, there is always the hope of an Indian Summer to hang on to. As the nights draw in and the holidays have been left behind it may seem the best of the year has been left behind, but there is still much to enjoy.

As the trees shed their leaves and continue in their natural cycle so it appears the recession may also be turning, but this time for the positive.

Never has it been a better time to support your local businesses and keep your pound local. So this month whilst you enjoy your puzzles and articles remember the advertisers who make it all possible. Its perspective which makes for a good year, and with Flintoff just running out Ponting and Christmas, Halloween and Bonfire Night to come, 2009 still has a lot to offer. Just like your local businesses.

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Dalston and Cummersdale Neighbourhood Forum DROP IN SESSION Join us at the Dalston & Cummersdale Neighbourhood Forum drop in session on Wednesday 16 September 2009 from 4pm until 6.30pm at Creighton Rugby Club. This drop in session is an opportunity for you to get involved in issues affecting your area.

Chris Hardman, Planning & Conservation Manager, Carlisle City Council.

Chris will be attending to talk about the development proposals for Parklands Village.

This will be a public drop in session open to all residents from the Dalston & Cummersdale Neighbourhood Forum area, which includes the parishes of Burgh-by-Sands, Cummersdale, Dalston, Orton and St Cuthbert Without.

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