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We’re Walking in the Cloud... The Cloud Hotel, owned and run by Avril Owton MBE, is a small country house hotel that enjoys superb views of the open forest from its perfect location at the edge of Brockenhurst. The charming Encore Restaurant specialises in traditional English food. Morning coffee & afternoon teas served daily in our conservatory or in front of a roaring log fire. Recently awarded 2 Red Stars by the AA Inspector.

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Published by: Debbie & Stephen Corney at Dorset Publications

Telephone: 01202 894397

Email: info@thechristchurchdirectory.co.uk

Copy deadline for March 2013 edition: 22nd February 2012 Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this publication is accurate, the publisher cannot accept any liability to any party to loss or damage caused by errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause. The Christchurch Directory does not officially endorse any advertising material included within the publication. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval systems or transmitted in any form, without prior permission of the publisher.

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Dear Christchurch, It is February already, so at least spring is not so far away. Now is a good time to plan what you might want to do with the garden, fix a few things around the home and generally create the space around you. Our loyal advertisers are all here to help you in that quest. The index at the back gives a full array of all that can be found inside, so please take a look and give one or two of the traders and shops a call. Don’t forget to mention the Link! There are builders, carpenters, hearing aid specialists, garage services, electricians, kitchen professionals, bathroom installers, solar energy services, blinds and curtains, printers, chiropractors and many many more! They would all love to hear from you. There are also a number of pages of local information which are useful to have. If you know of a club or society that could do with new members or support in any way then please give me a call so that we can help them promote themselves. If you have any suggestions for improving our handy little magazine, then please let us know. Are there any articles you would particularly find useful and informative? Are there any other trades or services you would like to see? We would really like to get your feedback. Wishing you a fabulous month of February‌ may it not be too cold or wet! Best Wishes,

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The Anglo-Saxon defences of Christchurch Not a great deal is known about the Saxon defences of the Burh (Borough) of Christchurch, or Twynham as it was known, but a few facts can be gleaned from them. To start with, the construction of the wall its elf mus t be u n ders tood. Als o a documented mention of Christchurch exists which could, in the right light, shed further meaning. The walls at Christchurch probably date from the 10th century, but were instigated during the reign of King Alfred. They enclosed an area that covered 470 hides. A hide is a measure of land which covered roughly 120 acres so the length of the walls can be estimated at 610 metres in total. By comparison, this is far smaller than the more famous burh of Wareham at 1,993 metres, according to Ryan Lavelle, (Early Wessex Fortifications, published by Osprey Books). The wall started at what is now the crazy golf course on the quay, (a later medieval stone gate can still be found there). It extended through Druitt gardens, taking a sharp right just before Sopers Lane and cutting across the High street where M&S is before ending at the river. The rest of the area may have utilised the marshy floodplain of the Stour and Avon so a wall may not have been needed in these areas. The construction of the wall employed a double turf earthwork faced with stone, with maybe a wooden palisade at the top. The reason for this and other defensive structures is because Alfred was continuing his fight against the Vikings who had come so close to defeating him. The practical use of the walls can be demonstrated in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle account for the year 899, after Alfred had died and his son Edward had ascended the

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throne. It reads ‘Then Aethelwold …seized the manor at Wimborne, and at Christchurch without the consent of the king and his councillors’. This not only shows that Christchurch was worth having, but that the substantial defences were unlikely to be taken by force. It also shows that Christchurch had a working harbour capable of supporting ocean going ships. All in all we can deduce from the walls, and from the frag mented documen ta ry evidence, that whilst Christchurch was not as important as its neighbouring burhs of Wareham or Southampton, it can hold its own in importance of what it can tell us about Anglo-Saxon life .

Damien Bates BA(hons) If you have any further information or photographs relating to the walls, Damien can be reached at Christchurch History Society in The History Shop at 6 Wick Lane, Christchurch, or on 01202 937766.

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Talking about Wildlife

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Talking about wildlife...

Woodlands Woodlands have always held a fascination for humans, and a visit to the woods refreshes the mind and lifts the spirit at any time of the year. British woodlands are wonderfully rich with wildlife; ranging from large mammals to the tiniest insects, and from bluebells to gigantic ancient trees, there are thousands of species to observe at all seasons. Native woodlands and what remains of ancient woodlands are the best habitats for biodiversity, and particularly important for many threatened species. Generally, areas with the best availability of light support the largest of variety of plant life, on which the animal kingdom depends to a great degree. Both native and non-native animals make the woods their primary home, and some woodland fauna such as dormice have all they need there; the canopy for shelter and hazelnuts for food (although dormice can also be found living in hedgerows, a sort of mini-woodland). Other species such as deer and many birds frequently venture into different habitats including heaths, grasslands and even our back gardens, sometimes moving from one habitat to another depending on their changing needs in different seasons. Woodland habitats are generally rich with insect life as well as nuts and seeds, and support a variety of birds from resident species like our mysterious owls, to seasonal migrants. Some are shy and elu si v e , b u t m an y w oo d l an d b i rd s including the tit and the finch families like human habitats as well, as our gardens can be similar to woodland edges or rides. Even more species will swell the garden population during harsh winters when food in the woods is scarce.

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Dorset’s woods are well worth a visit at any time, but especially in early spring as the woodland flowers put on their show, taking advantage of the light before the trees are in leaf. Visit dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk/reserves to plan a woodland visit near you. Niina Silvennoinen Get involved and find out more: 21st February COMMUNITY TREE PLANTING – HORSE LYNCH PLANTATION (TEDDY BEAR WOODS) (Free), 10.30am to 3pm. Help Dorset Wildlife Trust to plant native trees, including oak, hazel & hawthorn to add to the new woodland planted last winter. Drop in any time & plant a few (or lots!) of trees. All tools, gloves & drinks supplied. No experience necessary. No unaccompanied children. Meet at Horse Lynch Plantation (known locally as Teddy Bear Woods, SY 684824). Ring 01305 816546 for more information. 15th to 17th March THE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY OF WOODLANDS at Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Kingcombe Centre with tutors Oliver Rackham and Bryan Edwards. £240 to include accommodation and meals. For more information or to book visit kingcombecentre.org or ring 01300 320684.

Ashley Wood Dorset Wildlife Trust reserve Photo: Nicky Hoar

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Community News

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Safer school parking campaign in Christchurch Christchurch Borough Council and Dorset Police have joined forces with schools throughout the Borough to raise awareness of safe parking regulations outside schools. The campaign aims to remind drivers dropping or picking up their children that it is not safe to do so within the area marked by the yellow zig zags. It also reminds drivers about the dangers of parking on pavements or too close to junctions. Andy Jones, Senior Neighbourhood Management Officer at Christchurch Council, added: “Most parents know how important the parking restrictions outside schools are, but there are still some who flout the rules perhaps because they’re running late or they don’t see any problem with stopping for a couple of seconds. Unfortunately those couple of seconds could cost a child’s life.” Louise Buxton, headteacher at St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, said: “We are working alongside Christchurch Council and the local police during this school parking campaign to try to address the issue of illegal parking. It is not just the lack of courtesy to our neighbours but the basic safety of our children that can be compromised by thoughtless parking. A parent would never forgive themself if something were to happen to a child." The campaign involves talking to drivers and handing out leaflets to remind them about the safety message.

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BROADWAY ROOFING & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE EST OVER 30YRS Proprietor: William McLean • All building work & property repairs • A comprehensive painting &

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Looking to add a touch of stone to your home?

Portman Stone has developed into one of the regions foremost stonemasons. From a background of traditional limestone fireplaces, the “Handcrafted company has developed into creative stone specialists… Handcrafting granite, quartz and marble pieces that are quite simply unique. Contemporary, modern & traditional styles Handfinished, premium grade stone

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Bands dedicate new concert to local charity Award-winning duo, Tinderbox, are hosting a concert on April 26th to benefit local charity, Amelia's Rainbow. The children's charity - based in Bournemouth, like Tinderbox - raises funds to create memorable activities and days out for children (and their families) suffering from terminal or life-limiting conditions. The concert, at the Regent Centre, Ch ris tchur ch, will a lso fea tu r e th e nationally-revered singer-songwriter Mike Silver, plus well-known local musician, Bob Burke. All the bands are donating their time for the cause. When the eponymous Amelia died in 2010, aged 8, Tinderbox wrote a song to commemora te h er, called 'Amelia 's Dancing'. "They decided they wanted to help the charity in a tangible way, hence this

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concert. Local people working together for the good of the community, is at the heart of the work of Christchurch Community Partnership," said Lesley Cooke who is coordinating the event on behalf of presenters CCP and Coda Music Trust.

Tinderbox (above) Mike Silver (left)

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Experience Life at Queensmead Queensmead is a residential home for forty older gentle folk; a traditional home for ladies and gentlemen from all walks of life. We pride ourselves on being a home that encourages our residents to make their own decisions. We also, if they so wish, involve them in the day to day running of their home. Each and every one of our residents have a lifetime of character building that enables them to be able to participate in how they wish to spend their day. It’s their choice. Our residents enjoy conversation, cooking and baking, housekeeping and laundry. Outside, they tender the garden, hanging baskets and raised vegetable beds. Queensmead is also known for its animals our little furry friends; Guinea pigs; chinchilla’s and our collection of chickens that can be seen roaming the grounds producing eggs that are collected daily. A full programme of activities is available daily, activities for all seasons. Our residents are fully involved within the community, regular shopping trips to Christchurch, a ploughman’s in the pub, cake in the coffee shop, pictures at the Regent Centre, and services within the Priory. There are a full range of services available at Queensmead. A Day Care facility or Short Stay, the chance for a full time carer to have their own free time, knowing their loved ones are being looked after in a safe, friendly, environment. Why not come along, spend some time getting to know us, and take that opportunity to see and try for yourself: Experience Life at Queensmead.

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OLIVER CHIMNEY SWEEP Clean, professional, tidy and reliable chimney sweeps. Offering a wide range of services. Members of the Guild of Master Sweeps.

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Father and son go green Dave New has been running his own window company for the last 18 years, but has recently found himself replacing broken down double glazing units more and more. After one evening of browsing the internet, he found a new method which enables the repair of these foggy windows instead of doing the initial replacing. The bonus of this new method is that it is easier, cheaper and a lot more environmentally friendly. Dave’s son, Jamie, opted to quit his job to join his dad and took on this venture to contribute into help making things greener and more economical for people. If you look at it in the larger perspective, this amazing new process can substantially downsize the amount of landfill councils, housing associations, window companies

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and ourselves cause by getting the foggy w i n d o w s rep l a c ed . So th i s i s o u r opportunity to act against climate change and global warming. It is also a great option at this time where we a looking at some tough economical times. This is a great opportunity for people to save money on home improvements on getting the fog out rather than having replacement glass, and it also has the benefits of doing their bit for the environment at the same time. For more info go to www.mrdemister.co.uk. P.S. You may want to include that when you have moisture in between the glass it contributes to loss of energy as moisture is a good conductor of heat transfer. Therefore reducing the effectiveness of a double-glazed window.

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NEW MILTON DECORATIVE & FINE ARTS SOCIETY Our March lecture, titled Celebration in Ancient Egyptian Art, is a chance to see and understand how the Ancient E gyptian s Lucia Gahlin themselves portrayed their own rituals of worship through iconography and ideology. Lecturer Lucia Gahlin is an experienced Egyptologist with a well-deserved reputation for making Egyptology exciting and accessible to a diverse audience. She is a writer and university teacher, who leads guided tours in Egypt and in Egyptian collections around the world, and is an honorary research associate of the Institute of Archaeology at University

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College London, where the museum dedicated to the famous Egyptologist, Flinders Petrie, is housed. With the world anxiously watching the current political developments in Egypt, this is an appropriate moment to consider the rare treasures of the country, and to appreciate the need to protect them in the cultural interest of the whole world. The talk will be held on Thursday 14th March at the Memorial Hall. Coffee is served from 10.00am and visitors are welcome at a charge of ÂŁ5. Further information from Ann Clegg on 01590 643046 or Joyce Dossett on 01425 616548. Or visit our website:

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Index of advertisers Your quick guide to everyone and everything in your Directory... Animal Feed Crawfords Feed ................................................. 7 Bathrooms K & B Installations ............................................. 11 Bedrooms The Kitchen & Bedroom Showroom................... 5 Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds ..................................................... 3 Broadview Blinds............................................... 15 Carpenters RJW Carpentry................................................... 23 Cars — New & Used Keith Motors ..................................................... 1 Chimney Sweeps Oliver Chimney Sweep....................................... 23 Chiropractors Chiropractic Works............................................ 31 Community News Bands dedicate concert to local charity............. 18 Charity Movie Night: Grease ............................. 22 Dorset Wildlife Trust: Woodlands...................... 8 New Milton Fine Arts Society ............................ 28 Pets Corner: Hamsters....................................... 22 Recipe: Tasty Apple Pancakes ........................... 18 Regent Centre ................................................... 24 Safer school parking campaign ......................... 10 The Anglo-Saxon defences of Christchurch........ 6 Cycle Shops Forest Leisure Cycling........................................ 9 Denture Services Dorset Denture Clinic ........................................ 3 Drainage Services All Drains Cleared.............................................. 15 Fitted Furniture Custom World ................................................... 17 The Kitchen & Bedroom Showroom................... 5 Garage Doors Door Technique ................................................. 14 Garage Services Keith Motors ..................................................... 1 Garden Services Ashley Tree Surgeons ........................................ 19 Brookside Garden Services ................................ 2 Garden Designs ................................................. 14 N.C Construction & Landscapes......................... 11 Hall Hire East Christchurch Sports & Social Club .............. 29

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Hearing Aids & Services Kellear Hearing..................................................15 Hot Tub Hire Party Tub Hire ...................................................19 Insurance Age UK Bournemouth........................................15 Kitchens K & B Installations .............................................11 Portman Stone ..................................................16 The Kitchen & Bedroom Showroom................... 5 Landscaping Supplies The Stone Zone ..................................................11 Letting Agents Belvoir! ..............................................................16 Lofts Loft Services ...................................................... 7 Party Stores Peeks .................................................................19 Picture Framing Forum Framers ..................................................29 Plasterers Morris Bros........................................................ 3 Printers P P Printing........................................................31 Property Maintenance Broadway Roofing.............................................14 Pubs, Cafes, Hotels & Restaurants The Cloud Hotel ................................................. 2 Ye Old George Inn..............................................32 Puzzles & Competitions Crossword..........................................................26 Prize Wordsearch ..............................................25 Sudoku...............................................................26 Residential Care Homes Queensmead .....................................................21 Roofing Broadway Roofing.............................................14 Solar Energy Services Nick Good Property Services..............................7,9 Sports & Social Clubs East Christchurch Sports & Social Club ..............29 Window Repairs Mr Demister ......................................................27 Windows, Doors & Conservatories Richard Thomas.................................................23 Worktops Portman Stone ..................................................16

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