The Poole Directory - January 2013

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Ashley Blinds open new showroom in Poole More good news from Ashley Blinds. They are pleased to announce that their new showroom and office will be opening on 1st February 2013 at 325 Wimborne Road, Poole, that’s at the Oakdale traffic lights.

The owners say that they have recently experienced a surge in new customers and need more space to maintain their very high level of customer support and service.

They believe the increase has come about as Ashley Blinds now have a greater range and choice of product than any other similar company in the area. This year has seen Ashley Blinds & Curtains receive public accreditations from Trading Standards and from Checkrade. They have also received accreditations within the industry certifying them for work in schools, prisons and public places such as government buildings, plus they have received manufacturing accreditations for straight and bent or curved tracking, with cord or hand drawn operation.

They still provide a rock solid service for every type of internal and external blind plus solar inserts and window film where blinds may not be the ideal solution.

The new building will also incorporate training facilities to further enhance the extremely high level of knowledge and

expertise customers have come to expect from Ashley Blinds. Martin Jardine, owner of Ashley Blinds & Curtains said, "Our new facility is there to support our home visits as there is only one place a customer can really see if a fabric works or not. Our new showroom is here to help this process and will in no way replace the home visit.�

Ashley now have over 14,000 satisfied customers throughout Dorset. Will you be their next one? Call 01202 661920 for an appointment.

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SAS PAINTING SERVICES

All aspects of painting can be undertaken Interior & Exterior From a single room to a whole house Testimonials available on request Give Steve a call...

TEL: 01202 771016 MOB: 07977 589840

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Published by: Debbie & Stephen Corney at Dorset Publications

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Copy deadline for February edition: 26th January 2013 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.

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Happy New Year to all in Poole!

Well we had a fantastic Christmas with my family up in Hull. There is nothing like 22 northern family members getting together. We thoroughly enjoyed it. I didn’t quite get the time off as I wanted and spent quite a lot of it in the kitchen! No rest for the wicked I realised, smiling… Hayden was thrilled with all his presents. On Christmas Eve I said in a rather hopeful way, “8am tomorrow Hayden”, to which he replied “Ok Mummy.”

To my astonishment he woke up at 7.49am and whispered “It’s Christmas Day Mummy!” I replied “Oh Yes!” and then Hayden got back into his airbed on the floor… I was speechless. A few minutes later at 7.54 he whispered “Just 6 minutes to go Mummy!” I smiled.

Then at 7.58 he suggested, “If we go downstairs now Mummy it will be 8am by the time we get there.” This really touched me. We are very lucky.

It is back to some normality now after our New Year’s celebrations. Did you make any New Year’s Resolutions? I have made some and I think the key is to plan them out and set small goals, one at a time. That way I think I can achieve them. Good luck with yours!

We have a full Poole Directory for you this first month of 2013. The trades and business people eagerly wait to hear from you. Do use the full index at the back to find what you are looking for and please mention The Poole Directory when making any calls. This makes all the difference. We also have a variety of articles for you to read. If you have a club, society or event coming up that you want to promote, make sure we tell the residents in Hamworthy, Longfleet, Oakdale, Lower Parkstone, Lilliput and Canford Cliffs! If you have a business in and around the area please call. We can definitely help you be more established and successful.

Wishing you all a terrific 2013!

All the Very Best,

Debbie and Stephen

Useful Telephone Numbers Local Police Bournemouth Airport Central Library Emergency Electric

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101 01202 364000 01202 454848 0800 0280 247

Poole Hospital Poole Council Sembcorp Water Emergency Gas

01202 665511 01202 633633 01202 590059 0800 111 999

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TUESDAY WALLISDOWN - 7:30pm Talbot View Community Centre

WEDNESDAY POOLE - 10am Moose Hall, Jolliffe Road

THURSDAY OAKDALE - 7pm St. George’s Church Hall Darby’s Lane

Contact Caroline on 01202 682856

Local slimming group raises cash for charity Congratulations to Caroline Crane and her members at the local Poole Slimming World meetings.

They have raised £100 from spare change that the members donate, which will be given to Montecute School early in the New Year.

Caroline says, “I'm very proud of my members to keep doing this in harsh economic times.”

There may be many of us looking for ways to shed those excess festive pounds, why not give Caroline a call on 01202 682856.

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Homes for nesting birds As we enter the midst of winter, it’s time to clear out the nest boxes in our gardens. Nest boxes provide sites in which birds can roost and are particularly important during the breeding season. Some birds will begin t o fight o ver space as early as February.

The nest boxes in your garden must be clean to protect birds from pests and disease. Unfortunately, old nests are infested with fleas, feather mites and parasites, which remain in nest boxes throughout the winter months.

In order to clear your nest boxes of these parasites, remove the old nests and debris. Next, cover the nest box in boiling water. Allow the house to dry completely before closing the lid.

Do not use chemicals or insecticides as these can be harmful to birds.

As you clean your nest box, you may come across unhatched eggs. It is legal to remove these from the nest between August and January and they should be disposed of to leave the nest clean for the next breeding season.

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loose hinges, nails and splinters. You can fill the bottom of your clean nest box with wood shavings and birds may choose to roost there over winter, but there is no need to put anything inside. Do not inspect nest boxes when they are in use. Ensure your garden is equipped with the appropriate food, water and nesting material, which can include dog hair a n d t he co nt ent s o f y o u r o wn hairbrush! Happy bird watching!

Coming up: Tuesday 19th February Nest Box Event and Green Fayre for all the family, including free nest box building. Verwood Opportunity Centre, Brock Way, Verwood, BH31 7QE. For more information about events or how to help birds in your garden, visit dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk.

Nesting box Photo: Nicky Hoar

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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

in Dorset”

T: 01202 484340

Unit 16 , 12 Airfield Road, Christchurch, BH23 3TG

E: andy@portmanstone.com

new/second new/second--hand shot/airguns, rifles and repairs game, coarse, sea angling equipment

Shooting Tuition at our shooting ground and On The Peg For all ages and abilities

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Freedom Fence The Key to Responsible Pet Ownership Invisible dog/cat containment for areas up to 100 acres

Veterinarian approved – 100 % Safe Free no obligation advice

3 West Street, Blandford Forum, DT11 7AW

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SHARP in Liverpool and Bournemouth & Poole Although a person may have withdrawn physically from alcohol or drugs, the mental and emotional dependency to substances remains powerful.

Residential treatment does not suit everyone, for instance, if parenting responsibilities make a long stay away from home impractical. Our SHARP projects (Self Help Addiction Recovery Programme) in Liverpool and Bournemouth & Poole are high intensity 12-step day treatment centres at the heart of the community. The projects offer a rare opportunity for clients to live in their own homes while engaging in a fulltime, comprehensive treatment programme. Clients are engaged in one-to-one and group therapy, facilitated by hi ghly qualified counselling staff. There are also women’s and men’s groups where gender-specific issues can be aired.

At our SHARP centres clients are offered the chance to sing in the ‘Raucous Caucus Recovery Chorus Choir’ and perform at events.

within our SHARP Bournemouth & Poole centre, offers practical skills in a number of vocational disciplines.

Finding a new role in life and gaining the skills and qualifications to move on can present a daunting hurdle after recovering from dependence on drugs and alcohol.

The programme helps clients to rebuild confidence as well as providing a daily structure and purpose which may be lost in addiction. The project covers wood skills including joining and picture framing in addition to creative skills such as photography and graphic design. The courses enable service users to gain useful practical abilities and communication skills, plus finance and budgeting experience.

The mentoring and support they receive at the project is equally vital in raising self-esteem and sustaining recovery. Around 80 clients a year are supported by Working Recovery.

Working Recovery Initiated by a former service user who understood the need for effective training for people recovering from addiction, Working Recovery, situated in Boscombe, Bournemouth, “Last Christmas I gave my eight year old daughter a hand carved wooden toy I’d made at Working Recovery. I’ll never forget the look on her face. It was my first Christmas I could look her in the eye and feel proud.” Mick

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ELECTRICAL • • • •

Safety electrical testing Full or part rewires Fuse board replacements Air Conditioning: installation & servicing

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PLUMBING • Bathroom refurbishments • Radiator replacements • Leaking valves / overflows

No Job too small

E: info@agategroupltd.co.uk W: www.agategroupltd.co.uk

Tel: 01202 875563

You need the services of your local, helpful independent locksmith!

Digital Locks Locks supplied and fitted, or supplied only for doors, windows, sheds, garages and much more...

Commercial & Domestic Student & OAP discounts Covering the whole of Dorset All work is guaranteed

Mobile: 07984 464197

Professional, Reliable, Local • BLOCKED DRAINS • TOILETS, SINKS, BATHS • GUTTERS & GULLIES • BLOCKED MANHOLES • HIGH PRESSURE JETTING • CAMERA SURVEY • REPAIRS GUARANTEED LOCALLY BASED FAMILY RUN BUSINESS

M: 07968 067949 T: 01202 233053

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Sign it! Ltd goal is to provide communication support for profoundly deaf people. Sign it! has a history like no other, ranging from supporting individuals through DLA claims to being part of parliamentary debates; supporting families at doctors through to schooling. This is by no means an exhaustive list! One of the largest issues we have come across is employment, or more precisely lack of it! We decided to do something about it... In 2006, Rob Eaton set up a garage with the aim of training three profoundly deaf young men in mechanics... Today, we employ five profoundly deaf young men and seen tens of other profoundly deaf and disabled people go through our doors of training and gone on to successful employment in other stable jobs. The

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communication support Sign it! provides varies from day-to-day training, NVQ courses to team meetings, and continues throughout their careers. In April 2010, Sign it! Upholstery was set up with the aim to train profoundly deaf young adults. We have two young ladies who are now working here and are being trained in upholstery. All good s are made and reupholstered to your individual requirements; varying from dog beds, dining room seats to car interiors! So please, come and support our businesses! Take the time to look at our website www.signituk.net or please visit us in Poole.

Sign it! Ltd: 158-160 Stanley Green Road, Poole, Dorset BH15 3AH. Tel: 01202 668007 Email: sign_it5@hotmail.com

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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.

Also available for traditional good luck appearances at weddings!

0800 013 3323 / 07889 488010 info@oliver-chimney-sweeps.co.uk www.oliver-chimney-sweeps.co.uk

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The only kind of cowboy outfit you ever want to see in your home‌ Find a Trading Standards Approved Trader at www.buywithconfidence.gov.uk

or call 08454 040506

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The Leonardo Trust: Looking after our local carers The Leonardo Trust is a charity which was founded over ten years ago, in Poole, to help people who care for a loved one at home, full-time. Being a full-time carer is the only job where you work all day, every day, with no time off for holidays or if you feel ill, and we understand the stress that this can bring.

There is a real need for unpaid carers to be able to take an occasional break, and we understand that they may need a little help with funding. This might be a weekend away or a short holiday, but everyone’s needs are different, so we like to hear from the carer what would be of most benefit to them, even if their request seems unusual. We might also be

able to pay for a few hours extra sitting service, or help with respite care costs. We can help people who are ineligible for other help, although as a charity we cannot help people who are easily able to afford what they need.

We also have Carers’ Coffee, and Men’s Coffee, Mornings each weekday morning 9.30 – 1 at our office. 5 Dunyeats Road, Broadstone opposite the Post Office.

Please ring for details.

Contact us on 01202 698325 or by email on info@leonardotrust.org.

Visit: www.leonardotrust.org.

A ‘Wheelie’ good design A Poole schoolgirl rode off with a brand new bike after winning a competition to design a cycle helmet. Organised by Coles Miller Solicitors and LV=Streetwise, the competition was conceived to promote cycle safety and was won by seven-year-old, Kira Cook, a student at Yarrells School in Poole.

Featuring solar powered fairy lights, Kira’s winning design was inspired by the ecoschool she attends and the aerodynamic shape of the Olympic cycling helmets. “I learnt to ride in the summer holidays,” said Kira, who chose her new wheels and cycle helmet from On Yer Bike, Charminster, a supporter of the competition. “It’s purple and has 18 gears,” she added.

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another 89 cycle helmets would go to runners up from schools across the county.

“We would like to thank Coles Miller, who helped organise this competition and invested lots of cash into the operation,” said Alison, who has been working with the solicitors to help improve cycle safety.

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Boilers, Radiators & Central Heating Bathroom Design & Installation Power Flushing Service & Maintenance Leaking Taps, Etc. Solar Hot Water Friendly, Expert Advice 301918

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T: 01202 280487 M: 07779 246417 26 Crescent Court, 33 Chine Crescent, Bournemouth, Dorset, BH2 5LA

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Revitalise your Social Life in 2013 with IVC Bournemouth!

Do you want to kick start your social life in 2013? Want to make friends and have more fun? IVC could be just for you!

IVC Bournemouth has around 100 members, of all ages, and is a friendly social club for graduates, professionals and like minded people living in Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch and the surrounding areas of Dorset & Hampshire.

A not-for-profit club, run by members, for members, a variety of social events takes place each month, including: Wining & Dining, pub quizzes, live music, BBQ's, parties, walking, cycling, badminton, holidays - and much much more!

Our membership fees are £50 for individuals, and £75 for couples with a 3 month trial for only £12.50.

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Monthly club nights are held on the last Friday of each month at Lynton Court, 47 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth BH1 3PA from 8pm (next one on 25th January 2013).

We also have a mid month roving club night - next one at The Galleon in Highcliffe on 15 January 2013.

For more information, visit our website at www.ivcbournemouth.org or call Trish on 07791 153381.

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This month’s prize is a pair of tickets to the BIC Wedding Show on 2nd February, so complete this page by 25th January and send to: January Prize Wordsearch The Poole Directory, 1 Moorlands Rise, West Moors, Ferndown, BH22 0JR

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Sleeping Beauty in Bournemouth!

The story begins at Princess Rose’s christening, which is rudely and hilariously interrupted by the evil, yet lovable, witch Carabosse, splendidly played by Su Pollard.

Skip forward 17 years and we meet the princess on the eve of her 18th Birthday, and of course her Prince Charming, Prince Asa of Benidorm. I’m sure I wasn’t alone when I thought that the Princess was one lucky girl, aside from the whole curse thing of course.

The traditional ‘panto’ sense of humour was ever present, and cleverly worded to have children and adults alike roaring with laughter. The audience were also singing along and thoroughly enjoying the starstudded interactive entertainment laid out before them.

The show was scattered with performances featuring modern tunes, adapted to illustrate this age old tale perfectly, and of course to get the audience boogying; the musical numbers were brilliantly orchestrated. The local dancers were absolutely superb, with a range of ages but consistently fabulous talent. And on a school night!

We were relieved to see that Colin Baker made it back from the jungle in one piece as he was perfectly cast as the wonderful Nanny Nelly. In her wig and brightly coloured mismatched clothes, she never failed to animate the audience as she tried her best to keep the other characters in check. In particular Happy Harry, played by Chris

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Jarvis, who had a tendency to take anything Nanny Nelly said quite literally, with hilarious consequences.

I would suggest that you do not sit in the front if you are adverse to a water pistol or two, but that is arguably the best seat in the house for catching sweets. Tough choice.

A massive acknowledgement is owed to Happy Harry (played by CBeebie’s Chris Jarvis) for not only performing magnificently, but also writing and directing the whole show. It was incredible to not only watch, but to get involved in. Highly recommended!

Billie-Louise Ryder-Carlton

The Good Fairy, (Kate Weston), Nanny Nelly (Colin Baker), The Bad Fairy (Su Pollard), Happy Harry (Chris Jarvis) and the Prince (Asa Elliott)

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Care and Relief for the Young Care and Relief for the Young (CRY) is a Christian children’s charity dedicated to caring for d i s a dv an ta g e d , d es t it u t e an d suffering children, young people and their families. CRY is currently w o rk i n g in 21 p r o j ec t s in 1 6

countries around the world, including residential children’s homes in Albania and Ukraine; W aitin g H ous es f or pregn an t women in Cambodia; HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention programmes in India and South Africa; and schools in Rwanda and Russia… to name but a few.

There are different ways to support CRY. For example you could sponsor a child for as little as £15 a month or a project for as little as £2 a month . You will receive regular information keeping you informed of the child’s progress or latest news from your chosen project. These sponsorship

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programmes are hugely important to CRY as they make a big difference to so many young lives by given them a chance for a better future.

CRY also has nine charity shops in the south of England including one in Parkstone, Poole. This is another great way to support CRY. If you have a little spare time and would like to serve in one of our shops, go to our website to check out your local store or if you are local to Parkstone, pop in and ask the manager for a volunteer form.

Alternatively you can ring the shop on 01202 735454.

If you’d like more information about CRY’s work around the world and other areas CRY is involved with or you can get involved in, visit the website at WWW.CRY.ORG.UK.

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Index of Advertisers & Articles Angling Equipment Conyers............................................................... 9

Garage Services Trickett Welding ................................................. 5

Animal Feed Crawfords Feed................................................... 3

Gunsmiths Conyers ............................................................... 9

Appliance Repairs Thompson Group Service .................................... 31

Health & Fitness Slimming World .................................................. 5

Articles Care and Relief for the Young ............................. 27 Dorset Wildlife Trust: Homes for nesting birds..... 8 Finance tips: Cashback cards .............................. 29 IVC Bournemouth ............................................... 21 Leonardo Trust ................................................... 14 Local Artist’s Exhibition....................................... 22 Natural Health: The common cold...................... 16 On your plot: Plan your veg for the year ahead .. 27 Panto Review: Sleeping Beauty .......................... 26 Recipe: Candy Cane Cookies ............................... 12 SHARP in Liverpool and Bournemouth & Poole... 10 Sign It! ................................................................ 12 ‘Wheelie’ good design ........................................ 14

Hearing Aids & Services Kellear Hearing ................................................... 19

Bars, Cafés, Hotels & Restaurants Banana Wharf .................................................... 7 Bathrooms K & B Installations .............................................. 13

House/Shed Clearance All-Clean Waste Services..................................... 9 Insurance Brokers A-Plan Insurance................................................. 32 Kitchens K & B Installations............................................... 13 Portman Stone.................................................... 9 Locksmiths Poole Key ............................................................ 11 Lofts Loft Services........................................................ 19 Painters & Decorators SAS Painting Services .......................................... 3

Beds The Bed Store ..................................................... 1

Plumbing & Heating Agate Group ....................................................... 11 Bournemouth Plumbing Solutions ...................... 19

Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds....................................................... 3

Printers Dorset Digital Print ............................................. 19

Bridal Shops Courtyard Bridal ................................................. 21

Property Maintenance Shoreline Property Maintenance ........................ 31

Builders Excellence Homes ............................................... 15

Puzzles & Competitions Honeycomb, Logic, Step on it.............................. 18 Kids Page ............................................................ 6 Prize Wordsearch................................................ 25 Puzzled Page....................................................... 24 Solutions (Kids) ................................................... 21 Solutions ............................................................. 28

Carpets & Flooring Carpet Barn ........................................................ 1 Great Choice Carpets .......................................... 17 Children’s Activities Jo Jingles............................................................. 15 Chimney Sweeps Oliver Chimney Sweep ........................................ 13 Drainage Services All Drains Cleared ............................................... 11 Electricians Agate Group ....................................................... 11 Exhausts Trickett Welding ................................................. 5

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Swimming Tuition Individuality Swimming....................................... 15 Trading Standards Borough of Poole ................................................ 13 Waste Services All-Clean Waste Services..................................... 9 Worktops Portman Stone.................................................... 9

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