The Lyndhurst Directory - August 2012

Good Luck, Team GB!!

Stags Head Going for Gold This Month!!!

• Dealers in good quality furniture and effects • Large selection of pictures including pop art • Specialising in oriental items bronze, porcelain, ivory, clocks & antique silver

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Hello Lyndhurst, Well we have had a real treat with all the Olympics recently. The Opening Ceremony was a real triumph of our British history. Quite a spectacular performance. Well done to all those fantastic volunteers! In the Games themselves I have loved watching the gymnastics which I have to say is my favourite.

I remember seeing these as a teenager and being in complete awe. I have to say, I still feel the same! The swimming, diving and watersports too, they are all great to watch.

At the time of this writing we still have a week to go so fingers crossed we get some Gold medals!!

Here in The Lyndhurst Directory we have lots of new data for you to read as well as our valuable trades people and local businesses to call. Please continue to support them all where you can. They love to hear from you!

If you have an event you would like to promote please let me know. Also if you have a Birthday, Anniversary or Wedding you would like to tell us about, then again do call or email me. We can even put your photos in the Directory! All data needs to reach me by the 25th of each month.

Here’s to a fantastic Olympic Finale.

All the Best,

Debbie

Useful Numbers Lyndhurst Police Station Southern Electricity Transco Gas Emergency Southampton Gen. Hosp.

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TINY BABY DEER HAS A LOT OF BOTTLE The New Forest Wildlife Park Wildlife adventure for all the family She was only 1.4 kilos when she was found and was severely dehydrated, but rescued baby roe deer Bryony is now recovering and is being bottle fed on goats’ milk three times a day.

Bryony, who is now 8-9 weeks old, is the second roe deer fawn to be handed in to New Forest Wildlife Park. Just two days old when she was found in May, Bryony was very small, and had to be bottle fed day and night by keepers Lynda Reynolds and Donna Liversedge in their own homes.

But Bryony has now been moved to her own en closu re at th e p ark, n ear Longdown in the New Forest, and her bottle feeds have been reduced to three times a day. She has put on weight and will be introduced to the rest of the deer herd when she is bigger. For the time being the other roe, fallow and sika deer, many of which roam free in the park, can come up to the enclosure fence to greet her from time to time.

Bryony with keeper Donna Liversedge

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Bryony is also making friends with Bracken, a roe deer that was just three days old when she was found by a member of the public in May last year, still with her umbilical cord attached.

Bracken and Bryony are the only roe deer at the park, since roe deer can be extremely difficult to look after in captivity. When rescued from injury or accident roe deer can suffer from post capture myopathy, a condition where the stress of capture causes muscle breakdown and sudden death.

“We don’t know if Bryony’s mother had abandoned her or had been killed, because deer mothers often leave their fawns hidden somewhere safe while they go off to feed,” said Head Keeper Shanna Dymond. “If you find a baby deer it is always best to leave it to see if the mother will come back and then check on it later.

“But Bryony was very small and very dehydrated, so we had to act fast. It is lovely to see her looking much better and we hope to be able to integrate her with the rest of the deer herd soon. She is small and dainty but also very frisky, and she seems to be getting on well with Bracken, so we hope it will all go well for her.”

Donna Liversedge said she enjoyed looking after Bryony at home.

“I miss having her at home. She is such fun and got into everything. But she’s better off at the park with the other deer and I’m glad she is looking so healthy,” she said.

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The New Forest Wildlife Park is run by Carol and Roger Heap, who have been involved in wildlife conservation for over 30 years. The park is involved in international breeding programmes for endangered species and also works with the RSPCA to rescue injured or abandoned animals and where possible return them to the wild. Carol and Roger Heap and several members of their family also run the Chestnut Centre Conservation and Wildlife Park in Derbyshire and Battersea Park Children’s Zoo in London.

New Forest Wildlife Park has muntjac deer, bison, otters, owls, wallabies, wolves, ferrets, polecats, water vole, badgers, wild boar, lynx, Scottish wildcats, foxes, pine marten, harvest mice and a butterfly house (the latter open from Easter) – all in 25 acres of unspoilt New Forest natural woodland. For more info go online to: www.newforestwildlifepark.co.uk

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OUT AND ABOUT in Hampshire by Pat Dimmock Winchester is a college town with a generous mix of different types and styles of not only shops and restaurants but people too. I went with a friend on a lovely sunny day in June when the lime trees were at their perfumed best. It was a fantastic day for strolling and looking around and people watching.

We could have chosen any number of places to eat including places with outside seating. If I’d been feeling a little more adventurous that day I would have chosen the noodle place and taken a seat in the sun, but as it was I was in the grips of fancying an all day breakfast Winchester Cathedral (in background) which we had indoors in a Photo: Pat Dimmock pleasantly cool Weatherspoon’s.

After lunch we had a stroll around the University square and also around the Cathedral. I’m not sure that small children would be entertained but older ones interested in history would certainly find it appealing. The present Cathedral was finished in the early 16th century but was built on a site of much earlier churches. Just north of the present building is the earliest, built in 635 by the King of the West Saxons, Cynegils. There are tours for anyone interested in knowing that bit more which is included in the price of the admission ticket.

It would be wise to plan the trip ahead, especially if you have children, to ensure that everyone is going to be happy and to check for seasonal opening times. Here are some websites you can look at for further information: www.visitwinchester.co.uk www.winchester-cathedral.org.uk

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Specialist Physiotherapist Specialist in mobility and neurological problems (Muscular/joint problems, stroke, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s) Home Visits or Clinic Consultations Available Based in Sway

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Engagements Anniversaries Births Retirements “Milestones” You name it we’ll announce it in the brand new, upcoming Announcements Page!

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WE ALSO SELL - Ask for 144 page Price List of G.B. stamps

Contact: Allan Grant, RUSHSTAMPS, P. O. Box One, LYNDHURST SO43 7PP Telephone: (023) 8028 2044, FAX: (023) 8028 2981 Email: enquiries@rushstamps.co.uk Member of the Philatelic Traders’ Society (London) OVER 50 YEARS OF TRADING AT YOUR SERVICE

MCVAY ELECTRICAL SERVICES Domestic & Commercial Part P Approved Contractors All works undertaken from an extra socket to a full design and installation New installations Re-wiring/ upgrades

Testing services, including: Condition Reports Landlord Certificates PAT testing

Please call Jim on

07970 686362 01425 402288 info@mcvayelectrical.co.uk

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All ears for over 7 years Founded in 2005 Kellear Hearing is part of a family run business that has had offices in Bargates since 1970.

After a career in the Royal Army Medical Corps spanning nearly 30 years Paul Kelly the practice director was used to the effects of loud noises and was looking for a new challenge.

In January 2000 Paul undertook his Registered Hearing Aid Dispenser training and in 2001 gained his license to practice.

Paul gained his Fellowship of the British Society Of Hearing Aid Audiologists in 2006 and is a designated conciliator for their national Customer Care Scheme which deals with disputes and complaints from patients.

In 2009 Paul decided to take on two new challenges that would add to his expertise and knowledge and after 2 years of distance learning he was awarded his Foundation Degree in Audiology from Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge whilst the second in 2011 saw him gaining his Diploma in Clinical Ear Care for Hearing Aid Audiologists (CECHAA) which enables him to deal with and remove wax in ears.

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Double-action Gothic Harp suitable for a lady in perfect condition.

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Tel: 01308 424903 www.eypehouse.co.uk

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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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What to do in your Garden in August Well, so far it’s been a bit of a disappointing Summer, with really sunny days being few and far between. I think it’s safe to say that living in the U.K. one has to learn to grab good garden days when they come along.

Some things you can do in your garden this month include: • Keep an eye open for any Enjoy the beauty of sunflowers in summer areas of bare soil in your garden and mulch them to aid in water retention and the suppression of weeds. Care must be taken though not to cover up seedlings or to allow a build up of mulch against the stems of plants, specially if you are using grass cuttings.

• If you have herbs in your garden then now is a good time to start picking some to dry for the winter months ahead.

• You can start looking at and buying Spring bulbs now and make plans for where you want to put them.

• Go around your garden and harvest any seed heads that are ready. It is best to collect them in brown paper bags or envelopes and label them straight away so you don’t forget what they are.

• Check roses for any leaves that have Blackspot or Rust, pick these off and dispose of them in the bin not the compost heap.

• If Narcissi bulbs are on your bulb shopping list you might want to consider planting at least some as soon as they arrive. If you do this you will have flowers by Christmas to brighten your garden.

• Check for and remove any suckers (a secondary shoot growing from the root or base) from roses, shrubs or trees.

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• It goes with out saying that any hanging baskets that are not in a

position to benefit from rainfall need to be checked and watered regularly.

An idea I’ve had is to take photos of your garden – and this would be a project for throughout the year – to plot and plan, not only what flowers and plants work well in different areas but also what could use being moved or replaced. If there is a spot that lacks colour or structure it would be more obvious when the photographs are put together with a plan of your garden.

If you have drafting or drawing skills perhaps a large piece of paper (butcher’s paper is good as it comes in a roll and can be torn to size) can be used to draw a basic plan of your garden and the photos attached.

Do you have a water butt in your garden? It used to be a fairly standard fixture in gardens when I was a child, but I’m not sure they are making the come back that they should.

If you don’t have one yet why not look around for one of the right size and price range for your needs. Chances are good that as soon as you’ve got it rigged up it will stop raining.

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.

A stay at The Cloud Hotel will give you the opportunity to relax, unwind and enjoy yourself.

Recently awarded 2 Red Stars by the AA Inspector.

Morning coffee & afternoon teas served daily in our lounges, conservatory or secluded garden

A Perfect New Forest Retreat

“Comfort, Service & Award Winning Hospitality”

Three course Sunday lunch £22.50

Table d’hôte 3 course dinner £29.95

2 courses £14.75 — 3 courses £17.75

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Weekday lunches Monday to Saturday

Cloud Hotel, Meerut Road, Brockenhurst, SO42 7TD enquiries@cloudhotel.co.uk

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An Invitation to Wildlife Natalie Rogers from the Hampshire Wildlife Trust tells us about her top tips for creating a wildlife friendly space in your garden.

Welcoming wildlife into your garden does not mean that your garden has to be messy and full of nettles. There are lots of ways to encourage wildlife and create a stunning space to enjoy at the same time.

My key piece of advice is never to feed the plants; feed the soil. By creating your own compost heap, you will have sweet-smelling, wonderful, free food for your garden. Try not to use pesticides or slug pellets, as it can have a detrimental effect on the soil.

Water is the most important element. Adding water into your garden will attract a wide variety of creatures: some that live in it and others that visit. Make sure there is easy access to the water by creating a shallow area with pebbles or something similar.

Plant with wildlife in mind. Choose plants with simple flowers and open centres so that bees and other insects can easily reach the nectar.

S hr ubs and t rees w it h ber ries such as Pyracantha, cotoneaster, alder buckthorn, hawthorn, yew, holly, elder and blackthorn are great for visiting birds and provide a natural source of food. You can also plant a native hedge. It will be an excellent habitat for wildlife and attract birds, moths, butterflies and other insects.

Leave seed heads over the winter and cut back grasses and perennials only in the spring. The stems provide shelter to overwintering insects, such as ladybirds and butterflies.

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website www.hwt.org.uk. You can also sign up to our wildlife gardening e-newsletter.

Learn with us The Wildlife Trust is running a range of workshops and courses aimed at helping people transform their own gardens into wildlife-friendly havens. Why not come along. Full details can be found on the Trust’s website www.hwt.org.uk or give Natalie a call on 01489 774406 One example is:

Creating a Wildlife Garden Friday 28th September at Testwood Lakes Nature Reserve An informative workshop introducing the main concepts of wildlife gardening and the features and plants you can add to your own garden to transform it into a haven for local wildlife. There will be a mix of presentations and practical activities, along with a chance to view the gardens, get advice from Wildlife Trust staff and buy plants.

Win an award If you have a wildlife-friendly garden, why not apply for Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust’s garden award? You can find out more about the application process on our website: www.hwt.org.uk/pages/wildlife-gardening.html

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Darryl Young Swimming Pools can bring your ideas to life.

From classic to contemporary designs, we provide the complete specialist swimming pool service.

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Tel: 01590 679888

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Oakdene Dental Practice 9 Long Lane, Holbury, SO45 2LF

Tel: 023 8089 2559

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MONDAY LYNDHURST Deorfrith Lodge (The Scout Hut) Wellands Road (off Romsey Road) Lyndhurst at 7:30pm Contact Sarah on

07803 179 710

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Excellent quality Cartoon lookalike Mascots for hire covering all of the UK.

Tel: 07572 066958

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Cartoon Mascot Hire based in the New Forest can provide excellent quality cartoon lookalike mascots including Peppa Pig, George and Fireman Sam to liven up any children's event whether it is a birthday party, a special event or a corporate fun day. The characters can be self hired for the weekend for only ÂŁ40! Postage just ÂŁ25 (includes delivery & collection).

Discounts given for charity events.

info@cartoonmascothire.co.uk

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Lyndhurst Community Groups and Information Volunteering in the New Forest

New Forest Meddlars

Tel: 01425 482773 Fax: 01425 482666

The New Forest Volunteer Centre, run by Community First New Forest, promotes and supports volunteering.

The Volunteer Centre recruits potential volunteers from all sections of the community and seeks to place them with voluntary organisations which are looking for volunteers to assist them with their work.

Email: vol.bureau@cfnf.org.uk Community First New Forest Reg. Charity No: 1068964 • Reg. Company No: 3483827

Lyndhurst and District Community Responders A Community Responder is a member of the public who is a volunteer and is trained by South Central Ambulance Service to respond to certain types of medical emergencies in their own community, pending the arrival of the ambulance. e.g. heart attacks, strokes, falls.

You may already have seen us around the village? We have currently five trained volunteers from the local community and have answered over 1000 emergency calls since we were established in late 2003, throughout the villages of Lyndhurst, Minstead, Bank and Emery Down.

If you would like more information and you could spare a few hours a week or month, and would like to train as a Community Responder for your village, please contact: Lyndhurst and District Community Responder Coordinator: Graham Reeve on 02380 282866 No previous experience required!

“Having the time for your life!”

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The New Forest Meddlars is a mixed Morris dance side, formed in 1990 and based in Lyndhurst in the New Forest. We dance mainly in the Cotswold and Border traditions, but vary our performances with new dances, some collected at festival workshops and some we devise ourselves.

During the coming winter months, we shall be meeting at the Scout Hut in Romsey Road, Copythorne on Tuesday evenings to practise and to learn new dances. Morris dancing is a great social activity so why not join us. New dancers and musicians are always welcome.

Contact: Bob Dodson, Tel: 01962 886132

Do you love the New Forest?

Do you want to protect it?

The New Forest Association is an independent charity which campaigns to protect and preserve the New Forest’s unique ecology, history and traditions. We offer: • Guided walks and other members’ events • Expert information about the Forest via our website and newsletters • Campaigns to protect the New Forest from negative development, such as recent plans to ‘sell off’ the nation’s forests If you want to protect the New Forest or simply learn more about it, why not join us?

The annual subscription is only £17 (£15 if paid by direct debit).

Join the NFA at www.newforestassociation.org or call 0844 2640661

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Lyndhurst Community Groups and Information

New Forest Organ Society Our concerts are monthly (usually 4th Tuesday in the month) and we have professional musicians who come from all over England to give concerts who all bring their own modern electronic organs and play a variety of music, big band, Latin, light classical etc. The Society has been giving concerts for 33 years and our audience is 180-200 each month so very popular.

Visitors are very welcome at £3.50 per concert but please phone either of the 2 contacts listed below to reserve tickets.

Telephone Number: 01590 644724 (Sandra) or 01202 473944 (Malcolm) Email address: sandra_ebbetts@hotmail.com Contact name: Sandra Ebbetts or Malcolm Stone Venue address: All Saints Church Hall, Greenbanks Close, Milford-on-Sea, SO41 0SQ

NEW FOREST Meet every third Thursday in the month at Brockenhurst Village Hall, Highwood Road 2.00 - 4.30pm.

Support and information is available for people with Parkinson's their carers, family and friends.

The next meeting will be on 20th September, when the speaker will be Adrian Hayward on Natural history around Ringwood.

Tea and cake is served and we welcome you all.

Phone: Eileen (Secretary) 01590 676110

New Forest Scottish Country Dancers Invite you to Our Fun & Friendly Classes for Beginners & Improvers At the Methodist Hall, Avenue Road, Brockenhurst, SO42 7RT Wednesday Evenings – term time from 14 September Beginners & Improvers 7.45 for 8.00 – 9.15pm More experienced dancers stay until 10.00 pm Class fee £3 per session Country Dancing is Excellent Aerobic Exercise Why Not Come Along & Give it a Try? It doesn’t matter if you… “have never done it before...”, “haven’t got a partner...”, “think you can’t dance...”, “have two left feet...”

We can change all that!!

Want to find out more?

Look on the www or call 07977 095357 Warning: Dancing is Fun and Seriously Healthy www.wessex-scd.org.uk/new-forest-SCD

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We are a registered charity established in 1975 devoted to countryside and environmental education in all its varied forms. We have grown over the years in stature and scope to become an organisation running a residential centre, the Out of Town Centre, a field studies centre, the inspirational Treehouse Study Centre, a farm and educational garden and a broad community programme. Our particular emphasis is on children and those at a disadvantage within our society.

For more information call us or visit our website:

www.cet.org.uk

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Simple Sudoku Perfect for your coffee break!

The one rule: Fill in all blank cells making sure that each row, each column and each 3 by 3 box contains the numbers 1 to 9.

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NEW FOREST ART SOCIETY The NEW FOREST ART SOCIETY meets between 7.30 - 9.30pm on the third Wednesday of each month in the Pine Room of the Lyndhurst Community Centre.

The New Forest Art Society are holding their 48th Annual Art Exhibition in Lyndhurst Community Centre, Lyndhurst SO43 7NH from Sat 13th Aug - 19th Aug, 10am - 7pm each day Original paintings, 3D work, prints and greetings cards will be on display. Admission 50p.

Visitors are always welcome and pay £4 at the door or alternatively go online to our website at www.nfasoc.co.uk to see our gallery or contact the Membership Secretary, Daphne Gold on 07756 421694 or email daphne.gold@hotmail.co.uk.

New Forest Fuchsia Society Why not join us! ‘‘Prize Giving & Quiz” NFFS Workshop Wednesday August 29th at 7.30pm Lyndhurst Community Centre Including a society speaker on the subject of “Taking the Society forward”

Check out our website! www.newforestfuchsiasociety.org.uk or email newforestfuchsias@googlemail.com

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