The Wareham District Directory - April 2011

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The Wareham District Directory Edition 71

Published by: Debbie & Stephen Corney and Martin Budden

Telephone: 01202 894397 or 01202 676661

Email: info@warehamdistrictdirectory.co.uk

Copy deadline for May 2011 edition: 25th April 2011 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 Wareham District 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.

Hello Neighbours!

We have another fabulous edition of The Wareham District Directory this month. We also have a BRAND NEW website!

Type in www.warehamdistrictdirectory.co.uk and it will be there! The magazines are online and can be viewed fully in the back issues section. In addition to that we have a Facebook page and Twitter where you will find extra information about some of the businesses inside of the Directory as well as some photos and news from myself, Steve and Hayden! We decided to try and keep up the with the times, so please take a look and let us know what you think. It is all new at the moment, so more data will be added daily. There is a ‘contact us’ section on the website where you can send a message to us and of course you can write to us on Facebook or Twitter! We want to help promote local clubs and societies on the website so please email the details and we will promote you for free. If you have a business and want to be part of all the fun please call or email me!

There are many local events happening around the area, including the Beerex (see page 6) and Stoborough Nursey Open Day (see page 25). Pages 34 and 35 have a list of many other events. Do take a look!

In the prize wordsearch this month you can win a meal for two at Ocean Bay. So grab a cuppa, settle down and give it a go.

Have a Very Happy Easter!

Best Wishes,

Debbie

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Wareham Beerex 2011 This Easter, Wareham Round Table hope to run their best Beer Festival (Beerex) yet.

Over the years the format has developed into an excellent event, with an excellent choice of real ales and ciders, which in recent years, thanks to the growing popularity of ciders and perrys has become an interesting alternative for people who haven’t found their taste in real ales yet. The event has grown over the last 17 years from its humble beginnings in the Corn Market, to its current venue at the Masonic Lodge in Howards Lane, Wareham.

There will be at least 25 real ales from all across the country with a wide selection of ciders & perry.

Held over Easter holidays, the festival now covers 3 days – from the opening night of Thursday 21st April through to Saturday 23rd April.

Beerex is Wareham Round Table’s main fundraising event of the year and we help support that by offering the opportunity to local businesses to sponsor various aspects of the Beerex. If you are interested in helping support the Beerex, please contact us!

Over the last year or so, we’ve helped Sandford Cubs, Wareham Hospital & The League Of Friends, Stoborough First School and Wareham in Bloom to name a few. We always welcome approaches from people or organisations that need support in the Purbeck area.

This year, we are especially lucky that it’s the weekend of St George’s day and will be celebrating in style with St. George

as our central theme. We have entertainment on all three nights and on Saturday lunchtime as well.

T i c k e t s c a n b e b ou g h t o n l in e a t www.beerex.org.uk or from our kind supporters, Bullock & Lees in North Street (Wareham). Tickets cost £5 per session.

Wareham Round Table is open for membership to men aged 18-45. It’s not political, it’s not religious, it’s about having fun, doing something good and enjoying yourself! Round Table is an international organisation and exists in over 40 countries. It is about networking and getting to know people you might not otherwise meet! If you feel that there’s an aspect of your life that could benefit from finding out more about Round Table, then give us a call. Have a look at our website for more info: www.wareham-roundtable.org.uk

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Low-cost tips to transform your garden in time for the spring...

Is your garden looking very muddy or untidy or perhaps you’re looking for a more maintenance-free area to relax in when the weather improves? Local stone merchant Suttles has the answer! With its array of shingle, decorative stone chippings or wood chippings, you can transform your garden from as little as £29 per tonne.

Director Joe Paine explains “recycled woodland mulch can be laid on top of your soil in your borders, which not only looks great but also suppresses weeds and deters slugs and snails. Or, if you’re looking to lay down a pathway through your garden or an area to sit out in, all that is required is a roller or plate compactor, a wheelbarrow, a shovel, some geotextile and some gravel or shingle (we have plenty in our range to choose from!). Whilst the ground is being prepared, you can put the excavated material into bags, which Suttles can easily pick up for you. Suttles can also deliver the shingle or other aggregate at the same time to make life a whole lot

easier and save on costs. You’d be surprised what a difference these can make to your garden!”

And from now until the 30th April 2011, Suttles are offering 10% off decorative chippings when you order through their online stone depot at www.suttles.co.uk. Just enter the code WHORC10 at the checkout to receive your discount.

For further details about the products, prices or delivery, go to the online stone depot at www.suttles.co.uk or call 01929 439444.

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Jurassic Jaunt: Worth Matravers, West Circular A 5 mile walk with great views. It has an optional steep climb up the 204 steps to St Alban’s/St Aldhelm’s Head on the main route. This can be avoided with a small detour.

How to get there: - Grid Reference 974777; Turn right just after Corfe Castle for Kingston. After Kingston, follow the road for about a mile and turn right for Worth Matravers. The car park is on your right just before the village.

Information: Toilets are available in the car park. There is a small parking fee.

Walk details: As you leave the car park, turn right for about 70 metres and then take the path signposted ‘Church and Hill Bottom 1 mile’.

Follow this through the gate and field until you reach the left-hand corner.

Here turn right and follow the hedge/ wall for about ½ mile until you meet a T junction. Turn left and follow the path towards Hill Bottom. Just before reaching the houses, turn left through the kissing gate (1/3 mile).

You are now on the Coast Path.

The path ascends to the ridge above Chapman’s Pool and along to the war memorial (maintained by the MOD, 2/3 mile). Go over the stile onto Emmet’s Hill, follow the cliff path along to the top of another big dip in the Coast Path (1/2 mile), just prior to St

Albans/St Aldhelms Head.

Descend the path to the dip at the bottom. Here, you can continue straight ahead and ascend the steps to the top where there is a seat to rest and the Coastguard lookout station or you can turn left over the stile, follow the less steeply-inclined valley to the top, then turn sharp right and return to the Coastguard station along the track.

At the Coastguard station, continue along the coast path to Winspit (3/4 mile), turn left as you enter the old quarry and return up the valley to the village and straight past the duck pond.

At the Square and Compass pub, stay left and the car park is on the left..

For more information on this walk or any of the others available around this fascinating part of the county, check the Jurassic Jaunts website at : www.jurassicjaunts.co.uk Chapman’s Pool Worth Matravers

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WAREHAM IN BLOOM - SPRING FEVER! This month, with Spring in the air, we concentrate on news from the Wareham in Bloom Committee: Supporting Spring Bird Week in ‘The Secret Garden’ 2011 marks the 100th anniversary of the publication of ‘The Secret Garden’, a popular book for children by Frances Hodgson Burnett which has never been out of print. The garden at ‘Misselthwaite Manor’ is the site of both the near-destruction and the subsequent regeneration of a family. Using the garden motif, Burnett explores the healing power inherent in living things. Perhaps with this in mind, the Wareham in Bloom committee recently initiated a bird watching project which will help Wareham’s library users to see the wonders of new life emerging without leaving the comfort of the library.

In 2009, an opportunity was spotted to enhance the little known rear garden area at the South Street library.

The idea became known as ‘The Secret Garden’ project. With the help of volunteers from Stoborough Women’s Institute who planted and tended the tubs and flower beds, Wareham Rotary and Dorset County Council staff, Wareham in Bloom has transformed this area. It is now a colourful haven for all sorts of visiting birds, a peaceful area to sit and read, and for children’s story telling sessions. Bird feeders are in place and a new bird box with camera has been installed which feeds pictures to a flat screen inside the library. It is hoped that new occupants, possibly blue tits, will soon take up residence and delight viewers with a continuing display of life inside.

The bird box project was launched in Spring time and what better time for bird-watchers? Breeding birds are now at their most active, migration is at a peak and there is always a good chance of finding a rarity, even in Wareham’s library garden. With this in mind - and one eye on Wareham’s entry into this year’s Britain in Bloom Finals - Wareham in Bloom is actively promoting an aspect of the competition which encourages wildlife, enhances the environment and involves the community.

Spring Bird Week will run in Dorset from 23rd April – 1st May and there are many events planned, including courses and rambles in Purbeck at Durlston Country Park, Arne Nature Reserve and Wareham Forest. Various charges apply - for more details about Spring Bird Week call 01929 424443. For events at Durlston, why not download a leaflet? See: http://www.durlston.co.uk//documents/pdfs/bird%20week/spring%20bird%20week%202011.pdf

National Launch of Britain in Bloom – Tree Planting at Hauses Field Wareham in Bloom is in the national finals of RHS Britain in Bloom and will be judged in early August. To promote its national launch weekend, the Wareham in Bloom Committee were keen to bring in another initiative: ‘More Trees, More Good’ is an exciting new campaign that aims to encourage everyone to plant more trees, organised by the Woodland Trust, who state: ‘The UK is one of the least wooded countries in Europe with only 4% native woodland cover. But we need at least twice as many native trees and woods for the sake of wildlife and people, to combat climate change and improve our environment. Though ambitious, this aim is ultimately achievable – but only if we work together. From farmers and communities to schools and companies, we all have a role to play. Let’s form a vast nationwide tree-planting movement that everyone can join – and work alongside each other to create a well-wooded and greener UK.’

Find us online at www.warehamdistrictdirectory.co.uk Wareham in Bloom decided to participate in the scheme and applied for 105 native tree saplings, all completely free. Sunday 27th March was launch day when committee members, councillors and local residents turned up to help out with the planting at Hauses Field, Northmoor Park. The wildlife area along the banks of the stream running through the site was chosen as the best location and around 60 trees specifically chosen to attract and give new homes for our native wildlife in a hedge/copse effect were planted - field maple, hawthorn, hazel, rowan, and dogwood. Some flowering cherries were also planted however the bulk of these, plus some silver birch saplings, will be planted at Bestwall allotment site to provide a screen for an anti-deer fence erected by allotment tenants.

It was a beautiful sunny morning and a good turn-out ensured that planting was achieved in just over an hour. Many thanks to all tree planters including residents Jeff Jones with partner Nicola Hopkins, Chris Hathway with sons Nathan and Daniel, Mary and Tony Wainwright and Tatiana Curtis. These trees will mature into a superb feature that will not only create a more attractive area but benefit wildlife and give pleasure for future generations to enjoy. It was great to see Wareham doing its bit to plant more trees and help the Woodland Trust achieve its goal. Well done everybody!

Wareham Town Council contact: Admin Office 01929 553006. Bookings taken for Corn Exchange, use of the Council Chamber for weddings/civil partnerships plus sports pitches at the Recreation Ground, Worgret Road. Website: www.wareham-tc.gov.uk

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MEMORIALS Cremations stones, Book Memorials Gravestones in Granite, White Marble or Purbeck & Portland Limestone

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Stray Dog Sanctuary opens new shop The Stray Dogs Sanctuary has recently opened a shop in Seymour Place, St John’s Hill, Wareham. It is the first shop for this small local charity which has been going since 1999. They take in stray and unwanted dogs and re-home them to loving new homes.

Judy Townsend says “We are so pleased with the welcome and support we are getting from the people of Wareham. All money raised goes to help the dogs in our care. We are happy to take all sorts of donations and keep a wish list for that special item you have been looking for”.

If you want to know more about the charity, please call in for information and browse around the shop. You will be given a very friendly welcome.

Rotary Club of Wareham BUSY, BUSY, BUSY We were busy during the months of February and March. Firstly, at our Rotary Club meeting on 1st February, we donated £700 to both Wareham Hospital and MacMillan Cancer Support Dorset.

This was the money raised from our Tree of Light at Wareham Hospital over the Christmas period.

Secondly, you may recall that, back in October, we planted thousands of crocus bulbs in the hope that they would flower by 23rd February, Rotary’s ‘Thanks for Life’ day, which focuses on our efforts to rid the world of polio. We were pleased that most of the bulbs did flower in time and we are nearly there in our efforts to eradicate polio but a great deal of effort is still required.

Finally, following the dreadful earthquake and tsunami in Japan, the club sent 4 shelter boxes, containing tents and essential life saving

equipment, as our contribution towards the international aid effort. We were also out on the streets of Wareham on Saturday 19th March raising money for the same cause.

We are extremely grateful to all of you who give so generously to help us in our efforts help others. Don’t forget, you can look at our website at anytime on www.warehamrotary.co.uk to find out what we are up to.

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Wildlife in your Garden Gardens are of great importance for local wildlife, providing food, shelter and nesting sites. Even the smallest garden can be made into a wildlife haven with a few simple measures. You will also benefit by having the pleasure of observing wildlife right from your doorstep.

A mixture of native and non-native plants flowering at different times of the year will ensure food, nectar and pollen for birds and insects throughout the seasons.

Primrose, heather and honeysuckle are good nectar plants; ivy and other climbing plants against bare walls give extra food and protection. A water feature such as a pond, even a small one, is a major attraction for birds, amphibians and dragonflies.

By creating a pile of leaves or dead wood you’ll provide cold season shelter for hedgehogs, insects and toads. Attract birds to your garden by having a bird feeder, birdbath or a nestbox, making sure to keep your cat away from these. A compost bin will provide you with soil conditioner and make a home for many invertebrates.

Most gardeners prefer their gardens pest-free, but it is best to rely on natural predators and organic pest control, as pesticides can harm or even kill the species you want to attract.

Ladybirds consume thousands of aphids in their lifetime, and hedgehogs and birds snack on slugs, helping to keep a natural balance.

A wildlife garden does need basic maintenance such as regular pruning but it is also beneficial to leave some areas undisturbed with the grass uncut, thus creating extra wildlife habitat.

Niina Silvennoinen Dor se t Wild lif e Tr us t’ s Wil dlif e Friendly Garden Competition has categories for all types and sizes of garden this year – closing date 9th May. For wildlife gardening ideas or to enter the com petition, visit www.dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk/wgc or ring 01305 264620.

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Stoborough Nursery Opens Its Doors Stoborough Nursery is a small, friendly pre-school offering outstanding quality and standard of nursery education for children aged 2½ to 5 years of age.

Maybe you have already heard of us, but we doubt you have seen our fantastic new nursery building and outdoor play area on the grounds of Stoborough School. With thanks to Dorset SureStart and years of local fundraising, we have been able to invest in over £25,000 worth of improvements over this last year to make an already established great preschool, even better.

In our newly refurbished home, we can explore the outdoors through play in our own garden all year round.

Along with our new acoustic ceiling, we offer care that is specifically designed for use by children, to support them to develop their own independence.

At Stoborough Nursery, we focus on supporting each child to develop and reach their full potential, through planning activities to support their individual development.

Children over the age of 3 are also able to use their free 15 hours of government funding, so you have the opportunity for coming along for free!

All our staff are trained to the highest levels, offering quality Early years care and

education. But don’t just take our word for it, come along to our open day and see for yourself…

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Report on Aladdin our Village Pantomime A huge thank you to all the cast and helpers who put in so much hard work, and to all who made costumes, painted the set and made and painted the props, special thanks to Pastor Jim for all his hard work. Not only have we given the community a creative opportunity to take part in this production but we have also given the audiences lots of fun and laughter, while raising a fantastic £1,200 for Macmillan.

This is the true spirit of what a great community is all about well done everyone another great village event. Remember old Chinese proverb say.. a journey of a thousand miles begins with one small step ! It was a long journey but we got there and the word that has been constantly used to describe it is “Brilliant” And you can’t say better than that, so thank you all for your wonderful words of encouragement and thank you to everyone who made it happen. It is at times like these when we all feel it a huge privilege to be part of a village such as this.

Would you like transport to the Pop In Place ?

We are very pleased to inform you that we now have a driver willing to collect people and bring them into the sessions. if you would like to come along but are unable to walk that far or if you would just like a lift in, as you are a little apprehensive of coming alone, we are able to offer you this, so please give me a ring and we can make the arrangements, I look forward to hearing from you .

Pop In Place regular groups are as follows Healthy Eating Support Group is on Monday Mornings from10.30 For the small fee of £1 you will be weighed and offered a food diary, everyone is welcome to come in and be weighed and have a coffee and a chat with others who are all in the same situation. The group is doing very well and we are all helping to support each other new members are very welcome just come along and see us on Monday.

Poppets Baby and Toddler Group meets Thursday’s in term time 1.30 until 3pm at lower Drax Hall New people always welcome, as the School term starts this group will meet again at the Lower Drax Hall in North Street phone Trish White 01929 472418 for details, all most welcome.

The Pop In Sessions on a Monday and Friday morning 10 until 12 at the Lower Drax Hall All new comers are very welcome, Pop In for a coffee and a chat. We also take donations of good quality clothing, bric a brac and books, these are sold during the mornings to help fund our rental cost.

Donations would be most welcome and a great help to our running costs.

Could you be a Volunteer? Have you ever thought of helping out in your own community?

New Volunteers are always welcome if you could spare a couple of hours on a Monday or a Friday to help to serve the teas once in while, I would love to hear from you, please ring me for a chat.

Pop In Performers Group We are now working on our Summer Show “Over the Rainbow” This is a youth based initiative where the youngsters have had an input in the writing of the script and will be the main focus of the production , we have gained some new recruits and we are all very excited about the new project that will be staged on 25th June and is in aid of the British Heart Foundation.

Forthcoming Events Pop In Place AGM Friday 15th April 10.30 On Friday the 15th of April at 10.30 we will hold our AGM (please note the change of date from the diary cards as it was due to be the day of the Royal Wedding but as Buckingham Palace don’t work as far ahead as our Team , we have therefore had to bring it forward by a week) Everyone is welcome to come along and hear what we have achieved during the past year and new Team members are always welcome.

Easter bonnet and Easter Egg Raffle, on Friday 22nd April 10 am 12 noon Its time to make those Easter bonnets again and come and join in the fun at the Pop In Place on Good Friday 22nd April. We will be holding a grand Easter Egg Raffle there will be a bonnet parade and hot cross buns on sale and new this year we will be having the St Johns the Baptists Church Bere Regis J.C. Puppet Theatre, who will be entertaining us with some very uplifting songs. We look forward to seeing you at what promises to be a very enjoyable occasion.

Alison Bennett Pop In Pace Team Leader 01929 472023

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Friday, 9th April for Seven Days - Tuesday at 6.00p.m. (ends 7.50p.m.), and for the rest of the run at 7.15p.m. (ends 9.05 p.m.).

And from Saturday, 10th April, matinees at 2.15p.m. (ends 4.05 p.m.) excluding Sunday.

RIO (U) From the ICE AGE stable, the adventures of a pet parrot trying to return home to South America. Hot to the REX on the week of release!

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 15th April for Two Days — Live on stage!

“CHUMMY” A psychological noir thriller by John Foster (coordinator of the REX’s film noir season), starring local talent Danny Cutler, Russell Biles and Hannah Hawker. Directed by Celeste Engel. Normal REX times and normal REX prices.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 15th April for Seven Days at 2.15p.m. (ends 4.05p.m.) Note that contrary to our usual practice there will be a matinee on Sunday. Continuing for holiday matinees.

RIO (U) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sunday, 17th April for Five Days - Tuesday at 6.00p.m. (ends 8.00p.m.), and for the rest of the run at 7.15p.m. (ends 9.15p.m.)

WEST IS WEST (15) The follow-up to the tremendously successful EAST IS EAST of 1999. The dysfunctional 1970s secondgeneration immigrant family from Salford look for their roots in the Punjab. Directed by Andy DeEmmony and starring Om Puri and Robert Pugh.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 22nd April for Three Days (excluding Easter Sunday) at 7.15p.m. (ends 8.50p.m.)

THE SECRET OF KELLS (PG) For Easter, the astoundingly beautiful illuminations of the Book of Kells - New Testament gospels from 9th century Ireland - form the basis for this charming animation.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 22nd April for Three Days (excluding Easter Sunday) at 2.15p.m. (ends 4.15p.m.)

RANGO (PG) To round off the holidays. It is a Western, but it stars an animated chameleon, voiced by Johnny Depp.

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Tuesday, 26th April for Three Days – Tuesday at 6.00p.m. (ends 8.10p.m.), Wednesday and Thursday at 7.15p.m. (ends 9.25p.m.)

THE FIGHTER (15) David O. Russell’s double-Oscar-winner about the early years of boxing champion Micky Ward, starring Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 29th April for Seven Days - Tuesday at 6.00 p.m. (ends 8.00p.m.) and for the rest of the run at 7.15p.m. (ends 9.15p.m.)

THE EAGLE (12A) At last, THE EAGLE OF THE NINTH, Rosemary Sutcliff’s famous novel of 2nd century Roman Britain, makes it to the big screen! With Channing Tatum and Jamie Bell, directed by Kevin Macdonald.

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It’s your move !

I am ashamed to say that I have never understood how to play a game of chess.

But I do know that if you sacrifice your King, you lose the game. The Christian faith turns that on its head. Jesus, called the King of Kings in the Bible - chose to be born as a baby, live a faultless life and then suffer a cruel death on a rugged Roman cross.

His death saw Him take on the consequences of man’s rebellion against God – and win. We are told in the Bible that death could not hold Him – it had no claim on His life because He was without sin. And because He came as Our Saviour – representing fallen humanity and confronting the very dark side of sin and hell and death – we too can know forgiveness and eternal life with God in heaven. Paul, writing on the reality of the resurrection put it like this, “Death has been swallowed up in victory. Where, O death, is your victory?

Where, O death is your sting? The sting of death is sin and the power of sin is the law. But thanks be to God! He gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” (1 Corinthians 15:54-57).

Behind the big game of life there are two powerful spiritual forces at work. One is working for our downfall and destruction, the other is working for our recovery and salvation. However important man may feel he is ultimately only like a pawn in a game of chess. But Our Creator God is always many moves ahead of his arch rival the Devil.

We have the gift of life available if we want it; forgiveness and a future that is secure with God. Jesus made it all possible on the cross and through the resurrection. But God will only act on our behalf if we call out to Him. Over to you. It’s your move.

Join us this Eastertide as we celebrate the glorious message of the Resurrection! You’ll be very welcome!

With love in Jesus, Pastor Jim Morris The Manse Flat, Butt Lane , Bere Regis Tel: 01929 471270 The Daniel Project – a challenging documentary - watch it in your home. So what’s it all about? Is the world as we know it about to end? Who are ‘the wise’ who will understand the warnings and live? Bible prophecy is a collection of writings that claim to predict not only the path of human history, but also the signs of its eventual destruction. The Daniel Project puts these prophecies under a journalistic microscope, discovering that many appear to have already come to pass. We invite you to consider the evidence. Many years of research and five years in the making, “The Daniel Project” is a gripping documentary for our time. Now available on free loan from the Chapel – contact Pastor Jim on the number above or Graham Gee on 01929 472484 GOOD FRIDAY 10am Service led by Pastor Jim Morris (22ND April) EASTER MORNING FAMILY SERVICE led by Pastor Jim – Speaker: Pastor Jonathan (24th April) SUNDAY WORSHIP EVERY SUNDAY at 10.00am & Junior Church for the youngsters The Chapel Toddlers Group - Mondays 1.30pm - 3pm provides a time for mums & carers to relax and get together as the toddlers interact in two large play areas of the Chapel. If you think this might be for you do come along! You will be most welcome.

The Early Days Café - Wednesdays 10.30am-12.30 again the Manse is available for new mums and mums to be to get together under the supervision of midwife Lynda Essex – for details contact Lynda on 07500 785730 The Sonseekers Youth Group - Fridays - 6.30pm – 8.00pm is a Christian based youth Club for youngsters 712 years and features a fast-moving mix of games, music, tuck shop and Good News from the Bible.

For more information about the Bere Regis Congregational Church - contact Pastor Jim Morris on 01929 471270

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PERSONAL TRAINING One to one or with a friend to help you reach your own personal targets in health and fitness

PILATES CLASSES Every Monday and Wednesday evening at Sandford Middle School 6.30 and 7.30pm Every Friday morning at Carey Hall, Wareham at 9.30 and 10.30am

LIGHT’N’EASY CLASSES Thursday mornings at Lytchett Matravers Village Hall 9.30am and Carey Hall Wareham at 11.30am

Please call Alex for enquiries or to book a place

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Wool & District Cancer Research UK (registered charity number 1089464, Lincoln Inn Fields, London)

We would like it to be made known that we have no association with the new group in Wool — Wool Cancer Care.

We have been running for 35 years and have raised £150,000 so far. We have annual events throughout the year: Thursday 23rd June 2011 Summer Fayre at Manor Farm, Spring St, Wool Saturday 15th October 2011 Autumn Supper at the D'urbeville Hall, Wool.

Please see local notices for more details and any other events. Your continued support is very much appreciated.

The Committee, Wool & District Cancer Research UK

Wareham & District Archaeology & Local History Society

Wednesday 27th April at 7.30pm Wareham Middle School Archaeologist Julian Richards will talk about ‘Stonehenge’ Stonehenge is probably England’s most iconic ancient monument. How and why was it built and who were the people involved in the construction of this massive megalithic structure? Archaeology is providing new evidence and may be able to answer some of those questions.

For more information contact Lilian Ladle on:

Tel: 01929 553144 Email: bestwall@tiscali.co.uk

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Wareham Market every Thursday & Saturday

Thursday: East Street 8-1pm Saturday: The Quay 8-2pm

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Easter Adventure days

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Movie Night @ Harmans Cross Village Hall

“The Ghost” – Doors 6.45 pm – Film 7.30pm

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Wareham Croquet Club

Wareham Recreation Ground 2 – 4 pm

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Broadmayne Market

Community Hall 2-3.30

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Live in stage: Chummy

REX Cinema 7.15pm

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Medieval Archery Muster

Corfe Castle

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Rio

REX Cinema 2.15 (Matinees)

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Easter Egg Hunt under 10s

10.30am St Martin’s Vicarage £2.50

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Rock Around the 60s

Mowlem, Swanage 7.30pm £16.50

01929 422239

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Early Wonders of the Wares

Studland Beach Visitors Centre

01929 450259

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Dinner with your Dog

Studland Beach Visitors Centre

01929 450259

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Antiques & Collectables Fair

Wareham Town Hall 10 – 4 pm

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The Orlando Singers

Lady St Mary Church, Wareham

Tickets from Information Centre 552740

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Pharisee (Musical)

Wareham Middle School 7.30pm

01929 550905

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Concert, St Mary’s Church, Swanage

“Eternal Light” by Howard Goodall 7.30

Tickets £8.50/£2.50 01929 481419

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Annual Vintage Vehicle Run

Hamworthy Social Club

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West is West

REX Cinema 7.15pm

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Family Animal Activity Day

Margaret Green, Church Knowle 11-3

01929 480474

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Castle Quests

Corfe Castle

01929 481294

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Beerex Beer Festival

Masonic Hall, Wareham

07900 084277

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The Secret of Kells

REX Cinema 7.15pm

01929 552778

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Easter Specials

Swanage Railway

01929 425800

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Easter Egg Trail

Corfe Castle

01929 481294

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Open House at the Lookout

St Albans Head 10am-5pm

01202 881554

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Rango

REX Cinema 7.15pm

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St George Day Dragon Hunt

Blue Pool

01929 551408

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Spring Bird Week

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Bird-watching for Beginners

Durlston Country Park 10am

01929 424443

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Messiah (Wareham Choral)

Lady St Mary, Wareham 7.30pm £10

Joys, North Street or on door

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Durlston Country Park 10am

01929 424443

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Easter Trail

Studland Beach Visitors Centre

01929 450259

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Big Wild Stocktake

RSPB Arne 10am-4pm

01929 553360

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Craft Show ‘home made’

Upton Country Park £1.00

01202 496147

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Wildfowl Waders Winchats

Hartland Moor 10am

01929 424443

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Birds of Wareham Forest

Sherford Bridge 2pm

01929 424443

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The Purbeck Association of The National Trust It’s a strange but common thing that when you live here you often don’t visit the local places that thousands of visitors come to see. Brownsea Island (pictured) is a typical example. This month marks the end of our programme of talks and Angela Cott, Property Manager of Brownsea Island will be telling us about plans for its future, and perhaps inspiring some of us to visit once again.

As our monthly talks end our season of outings begins with a visit this month to Lacock Abbey and Village. The village is familiar as the setting for various period dramas, and the Abbey interior was used in Harry Potter films. Coming up we have visits to Exbury Gardens, Dyrham Park, Castle Drogo and Wisley, as well as one to the Olympic Site in London.

Along with our programme of outings and talks we run several social events. Forthcoming ones include a visit to Walford Mill Craft Centre, a barbecue at Knoll Beach and a Greek meal.

Our annual membership also remains great value at only £5, or £7.50 for a couple. If you’d like to get more out of your own National Trust membership (or your status as a Trust Volunteer) by joining us, call Membership Secretary Jay Burke on 423775 or see our website www.purbecknt.org.uk.

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Affiliated with the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (NAFAS)

Meet at the Carey Hall on the 3rd Wednesday of the month at 2pm. We have a demonstrator, raffle, tea & biscuits.

Visitors very welcome £4.

If you would like more information please phone 01929 553503

Wareham Hemsbach Society Members of the Wareham Hemsbach Society will be meeting at Briantspuddle on Sunday 8th May 2011, when a guided stroll around the village will be led by Rozanne Longstaff. A meal, either beforehand or a cream tea afterwards, will take place at 'The Martyrs Inn'. Firmer arrangements will be announced later after Committee Meeting has taken place. Visitors welcome to join us for an interesting afternoon. Contact Chairman Myrna Gomes Maria for more information: 01929 553187

Guided Tours St. John the Baptist Church Bere Regis, Dorset Regular guided tours of St John the Baptist Church, Bere Regis by local volunteers are starting in May and continuing until the end of September.

Tours are on TUESDAYS at 11.00am and on THURSDAYS at 3.00pm and last for about 3/4 hour. Tours are free but donations towards the Church Fabric Fund are always much appreciated.

Tours for groups can be arranged on other dates and times by contacting:

Richard Smith (01929 471339) or John England (01929 471469)

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Biennial Festival of Arts at Shapwick First run to great acclaim in the summer of 2009, the Shapwick Festival of Arts is an event to raise funds for the maintenance, renovation and restoration of St. Bartholomew’s Church in Shapwick, so that it may be continue to be used and enjoyed by us all.

The village of Shapwick (just off the B3082, opposite Badbury Rings between Wimborne and Blandford) is hosting its second, biennial Festival of Arts this summer during the weekend of the 25th and 26th June.

This event is fun, fascinating and unique with 15 internationally acclaimed sculptors, 'live' carving bas relief plaques (to be silent auctioned during the weekend) along with dozens of artists and artisans demonstrating, exhibiting and selling their works.

There will be various live entertainments and a variety of refreshments including a Pimm's Parlour, Dorset cream teas and wine bar.

Once again we are creating a "Wall of Art" featuring autographed doodles on small canvasses by famous people. Raffle tickets for these will be available during the weekend and the draw will take place on

Sunday evening at 5.30pm. At our last event we collected doodles from 27 famous people including Joanna Lumley, Graham Norton, Patrick Stewart, Sir Ian McKellen, Lewis Hamilton, Sir Henry Cooper and many more. This year we hope to have a bigger and more diverse wall of art.

There will be ample parking and lavatory facilities for both able bodied and disabled visitors.

Please visit our website at shapwick.com/festival for more information with pictures.

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Accountants MKL Partnership.................... 5 Aerials PurbeckAerials.co.uk ............. 13 Repairline .............................. 20 TTS Media ............................. 16 Bathrooms C & C Bathrooms ................... 5 Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds ......................... 1 Builders Amos & Associates ................ 39 AMP ...................................... 18 Propoint ................................ 29 R. Harvey Ridge Ltd ............... 13 Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Carpete Cleaning................... 23 Pile Up................................... 39 Carpets & Flooring Purbeck Flooring ................... 3 Clocks Classic Car Clocks .................. 12 Community News Bere Regis Chapel.................. 30 Bere Regis Pop-in Centre ....... 26 Dorset Wildlife Trust ............. 24 Jurassic Jaunt ........................ 8 Low-cost tips to transform your garden in time for the spring... 7 Purbeck Area NT.................... 36 Stray Dog Sanctuary.............. 22 Wareham Floral Group.......... 36 Wareham Rotary................... 22 Wareham Town Council ........ 10 Wool & District Cancer Research .. 32 Computer Services AJV Computing ...................... 27 Whizz Bits.............................. 18 Dry Cleaning & Laundry Creases.................................. 2 Electricians AA Hill Electrical .................... 9 TTS Electrical ......................... 16 Embroidery & Haberdashery Pinks...................................... 37

Events Charity Concert ......................39 Guided Tours .........................36 Milford-on-Sea Food Week ....29 Purbeck Events.......................34 Rex Cinema............................28 Shapwick Festival of Art.........37 Stoborough Nursery Open Day ...25 Wareham Beerex................... 6 W & D Arch. & Local Hist. Soc. .32 Fencing Corbin Fencing .......................21 Financial Services Anglebury Asset Management ........40 Positive Solutions — Allan Cruse ........ 7 Purbeck Wealth Management ........40 Fireplaces Alan the Stonemason.............18 Funeral Directors Albert Marsh..........................19 Garage Services Bere Regis MOT Centre..........27 JT MOT Centre .......................21 Garden Services SoundWood Tree Consultancy....20 Hairdressers Danni’s Hair Salon .................20 Hats & Accessories Jan’s Hats ..............................20 Health & Fitness DynaFunc Training.................14 Fit 4 Life .................................31 Home Furnishings M G Furnishings.....................16 Hotels, Pubs & Restaurants Kings Arms............................. 9 Independent Financial Advisors Anglebury Asset Management ........40 Insurance NFU Mutual ........................... 2 Interior Design Three B Design.......................12 Jewellers Georgian Gems ......................39 Kitchens Kitchen Facelift ......................27

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Commemorating the 30th Anniversary of The Michael James Music Trust Established in 1981 in memory of the young organist and conductor Michael James BA, FRCO, to discover, promote, educate and support gifted young musicians.

Based in Wimborne Minster, the charity has its local representative as Brian Barker, proprietor of quaint and attractive Georgian Gems in Swanage High Street.

The Bristol Old Vic Theatre School gives a production of Henry Fieldings "Tom Jones" at the Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne on 26th May at 7.30 Tickets from the box office on 01202 885566. £13 and £10 concessions.

All proceeds go to the Michael James Music Trust.

The Trust is funded by annual concerts, by donations and personal covenants or capital gifts. If you would like to support the Trust or find out more please contact Brian at: Georgian Gems, 28 High Street, Swanage, BH19 2NU Tel: 01929 424697 Website: www.georgiangems.co.uk

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