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It is that busy, exciting time of year again. Can you believe it? I am really not at all ready, but it will all happen whether I get a move on or not, so I guess I had better get cracking! I also have a one of those ‘big’ Birthdays coming up...sushhh...it is the big 50 and we are having a party to celebrate. It is a good excuse to let our hair down for the evening. Having been ‘accused’ all my life of being way older than I am, (it all started at the age of 15 when a policeman said I was endangering my daughter’s life by not having lights on our bikes. This was in fact my nearly 8 year old sister at the time...) it was really refreshing to have two people look surprised when they heard my age recently. But maybe they thought it should be my 60th Birthday?! We have to laugh don’t we. Well now is the time to finalise the house, finish the decorating, get the new cooker, set up the spare room for guests, and yes... cook the turkey! Family and friends is what this time of year is all about, whatever your beliefs, so I do hope all goes well for you and you get some time to relax and make the most of your time off. Please continue to use The Wareham District Directory. The index at the back gives you all there is inside. If you know of a club or society that needs help or support in any way, then please let us know as we promote local community activities for free. The lucky winner of the prize wordsearch in November was Mr M H Samways. We hope you have a wonderful meal at The Kings Arms at Stoborough. We would like to thank you for your support in 2014 and wish you all a very Merry Christmas!
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NCI pays rent of one crab a year! The St Albans Head station of the National Coastwatch Institution (NCI) today paid the annual rent for its base in a former coastguard lookout that is now owned by the Encombe Estate. When Mr James Gaggero, who bought the estate for £20m five years ago, renewed the lease in 2012, he said that he would be content with rent of one crab a year. Dirk Aldous, the Station Manager, made the presentation and said that the weather had been so bad lately that crabs had been hard to come by, so he first presented Mr Gaggero with a soft toy in the form of a crab. However, he went on, the Salt Pig in Wareham, which specialises in local produce, had come to the rescue at the last moment and had acquired two crabs, which he handed over to Mr Gaggero. There was another surprise for Mr Gaggero when Mr Aldous then gave him a framed photograph of the Crab nebula, taken from the Hubble telescope. It was,
he said, a token of gratitude for Mr Gaggero’s interest in the station as its Patron and for his generosity towards it as landlord. In accepting the rent and gifts, Mr Gaggero praised the work of the station in helping to protect local fishermen and recreational users of the inshore waters around St Albans Head. He emphasised that it depends on members of the public both for contributions and for volunteers to man the station.
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. . . s r a t S e h t s t e e m i Ann Montin
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Nicky Campbell Ann Montini meets Radio & TV star Nicky Campbell who reveals all about his new album “We’re Just Passing Through“, which is out now. For more information see: www. robbinscampbell.com Ann – Nicky, new album, so tell me all about? Nicky – “The album is called ‘We’re Just Passing Through’ and this is because it’s what we both felt when writing the album... it’s been fun, but also personal too.” Ann - The great Kate Robbins, how did you two get together? Nicky – “I sent her my first album, she loved it, and we started talking ideas and songs and, then bingo, we were writing which is wonderful.“ Ann – How have your peers been with you since this new career? Nicky - To them it’s new, but to me it’s something I have been doing all my life really, but yes, a great many are pleased for me, and the rest, well I will let the music do the speaking.“ Ann – What is your favourite track on the album so far? Nicky – “We both love ‘Tell My Heart’. It was a fun song to record, and the lyrics well they do tell a great story, and many people have fallen in love with this track already.“ Ann – You recently appeared on “Who Do You Think You Are“ enjoy the experience? Nicky – “It was a great experience and makes you very humble really... learning about your past is a great thing, I would highly recommended it, and it kind of places you as a person.” Ann – Now your hit show “Long Lost Family“ very emotional too. Nicky – We are just very privileged to be present at this very private time for some of these families, and yes you do get caught up in the moment, but I try to hold back, as its they and not I the focus should be on.“
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Ann – Your favourite kind of music is…? Nicky – “I like so many styles from big band to jazz and even punk, but for me I think that whole era of Rat Pack, style and great songs, for sure is the area you would want to return too...” Ann – If you could go back in time and duet with someone, who would that be? Nicky – “Frank, Dean, Johnny Rotten, I would love to mix it all up... we are so lucky we have such a history here to dip into, so for me it would have to be a mega mix of voices.“ Ann – You appeared in the singings show “Just The Two of Us“ with soul legend Beverley Knight ... daunting? Nicky – “She is superb and well it was a worry, knowing I would have to sing with her, but she is a great teacher, and really imparted so much love and knowledge with the show... I was very lucky to have her with me.“ Ann – So what is next for you then? Nicky – “We hope to do some live shows with the new album, and then more of the same, radio TV and music, but yes always music, it’s such a part of my life. “
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CQC assessment highlights safe and caring services “At follow up inspection we found that all services we visited were caring.” “We found a clear commitment to quality improvement at all levels of the organisation and more robust quality assurance processes.” “We found some exceptional examples of care and attention provided by staff at all levels and disciplines across the organisation.” “The trust has taken steps to ensure that patients received timely care and that they and their relatives were treated with dignity and respect.” Care Quality Commission These are just some of the many positive comments made by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in its report about our services, after a follow-up inspection of the Royal Bournemouth Hospital in August 2014. All four compliance actions that were in place, following our initial inspection in October 2013, have now been lifted. Basil Fozard, Medical Director, said: “I would like to start by thanking colleagues for all of their hard work which has been recognised in such a positive way by inspectors. It reassures us that the improvements made over the past year are making a difference. “While it’s important that we do recognise the huge progress made in the past year, the follow-up inspection is part of a longer improvement journey to ensuring we provide consistently high quality care across all areas of our hospitals.” Leadership within the organisation has been a crucial focus for the Board of Directors in ensuring we provide quality care for all patients. Our nursing leadership is more focused with the appointment of 14 matrons. We have also appointed over 30 consultants since October 2013. We have been engaging with staff and patients to develop, and begin to embed, a new set of values. Our staff say they
feel better engaged, more supported and part of a learning culture. Together we are creating the right culture that promotes excellent care for every patient, every day, everywhere. Director of Nursing, Paula Shobbrook, added: “We would also like to thank our patients and the public for continuing to tell us when we get it right - this is appreciated by our staff – and when we could do better. This has informed our improvement and will continue to do so in the future as we make the changes that we need to. Over the last 12 months we have: • launched our pressure ulcer prevention and management strategy (PACT - Pressure Area Care Together). • focused on dementia training for our staff • more robust security arrangements are in place (in A&E) • improved management and flow of patients through the hospital • new clinics for emergency care • launched a new privacy and dignity policy which includes a set of pledges to our patients which are communicated on our wards • worked with Healthwatch Dorset to hear the experiences of patients and the public • improved Friends and Family Test scores from patients who are asked if they would recommend our hospital to their friends and family • used complaints and patients stories for learning and improving services • displayed positive and negative feedback on each ward together with what we have done in response to the feedback • Ward 22 became a short stay elderly care ward and has reduced the length of stay for patients by five days. The number of timely discharges rose from 61 in December 2013 to 186 in February 2014 Log on to www.rbch.nhs.uk/cqc to read more about the report and watch interviews with members of our staff. You can keep up to date with all our news and information about your hospitals at www.rbch.nhs.uk or on Twitter @RBCH_NHS
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Jurassic Jaunt
Jurassic Jaunt: Church Knowle Circular Area: Corfe Castle Distance: 1½ miles Difficulty: Easy Access Restrictions? No A very pleasant short walk which takes you up onto the Ridgeway, giving excellent views in all directions. There is a family play area and a classic Purbeck country pub at the end! How to get there: Grid Reference 936917; Coming from Wareham, just before Corfe Castle, turn right for Kimmeridge and Church Knowle. Proceed into Church Knowle and park in the New Inn Cart car park on the left (car park is just after the pub). Information:Toilets are available at the pub. Walk details:As you leave the car park, turn right and proceed using the right-hand pavement through the picturesque village for about ¼ mile. Do not turn right at the large finger sign for Swyre Head but continue to just past the ‘S’ bend. Just after the bend, and just after St Peter’s church, take the track to the left, signposted Public Bridleway. After 100 metres, you will meet 4 gates. Take the 2nd gate from the left which takes you directly behind the wooden building on your right. Follow the path for 150 metres up to the base of the Ridgeway. Here, you meet the path which runs along the base of the Ridgeway with Corfe Castle signposted to your right. However, at this gate turn left, signposted ‘Cocknowle ½ mile’, but for 10 metres only then bear right up the small path. Follow this for 70 metres to the next stile (care as you cross this stile as the terrain slopes away from you on the far side). Turn right and follow the path for about
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500 metres up onto the Ridgeway. As you approach the Ridge, bear left toward the Trig point (150 metres) where you will get panoramic 360 degree views across to Poole harbour, along to Tyneham Cap on the coastal path and down the valley towards Swanage. Continue past the Trig Point for 1/3 mile down to the road. Here, turn sharp left and proceed with care down the road for approx 250 metres on the right, taking care with the blind bend just past the house on the right and thatched cottages on your left. Just after that bend and just after the gate to Cocknowle cottage, turn left onto the track, signposted ‘Church Knowle ½ mile’. Go over the stile after 20 metres and head straight ahead to the gate in the corner of the field (300 metres). After this gate, bear slightly right toward the playing field where there is a stile in the corner of the field which faces you (150 metres). Go over this stile and head for the gate 100 metres ahead of you with the play area to your right and football pitch on your left. Go through the small gate, turn left and the car park is 40 metres on your right. info@jurassicjaunts.co.uk 07790 474 478
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Wildlife News
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Helping wildlife in the winter As natural habitats decrease, gardens have become of ever increasing importance to preservation of many of our native species. Gardening for wildlife in the winter is easy, and only requires a few simple steps.
The most obvious one may be feeding birds, providing you don’t have any cats in the house. In the winter, foods with high fat content are the best option. Invest in good quality bird feed, and add nutritional variety and colour to your winter garden by planting some berry producing plants as well. Even a balcony will do - place seeds and water throughout the winter and many a passing bird will be grateful. Keep the feedings regular until mid -spring, in order for the birds not to waste valuable energy by visiting your garden or balcony in vain. A permanent water supply is essential and the ideal solution is a shallow bowl of clean water on the ground - again, only if you don’t have cats! A hot water saucepan on an icy pond will prevent it from freezing over; otherwise cover the pond so that hedgehogs cannot fall in. Keep a variety of food sources in your
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garden; a mixed hedgerow is an excellent source of food and protection for wildlife, and self-clinging ivy provides food and a safe home for wintering insects. Piles of dead leaves and twigs are ideal winter homes for hibernating animals, but keep an eye out should a hedgehog be lured out of hibernation by unseasonably warm weather – if you do find one, it is best to contact a professional for help. Also, make sure to keep your garden free of household rubbish, wire mesh and other potential traps for wildlife, and you’re all set for the joy of Making Wildlife Welcome in your garden this year. For more advice and support about winter wildlife gardening, you can pledge to ‘Make Wildlife Welcome’ from £3 a month by joining Dorset Wildlife Trust, and receive Kate Bradbury’s The Wildlife Gardener book for free.
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Local Solar Energy Installer puts Dorset firmly on Renewable Energy map with prestigious Award The ‘Renewable Energy Advocate Award’ puts Dorset firmly on the map for quality solar installation. Nominated by leading industry solar inverter manufacturer, Enphase Energy UK, NGPS Limited of Poole in Dorset picked up the award for the South and South West at a prestigious event held at Birmingham’s NEC Arena. The event was organized by one of the UKs most influential solar energy magazines, Solar Power Portal, and the awards ceremony was a celebration of the UK solar industry during their Solar Energy UK Exhibition at Birmingham’s NEC. Enphase Energy UK pioneered a breakthrough in the field of solar inverter technology with the introduction of the micro inverter. This meant an entire solar panel system would no longer be controlled by just one inverter, as each panel is able to host its own and be controlled individually. This has enabled a large degree of flexibility for shaded or dust prone roofs as the entire system is not compromised. The technology also enables the option of a split roof installation in the case of smaller roofs, and energy production is greatly enhanced as the panels can begin generating earlier in the day than a traditional system, and later into the evening. NGPS is one of the largest installers of Enphase micro inverters in the South West and now installs the product as standard on their solar photovoltaic systems. Nick Good: “We were delighted to be one of just two companies in the South West to be nominated, and naturally pleased to be presented with an award. We work hard to provide our customers with the very best technology in the marketplace, as well as best practice in all aspects of our
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business. This has been our philosophy, and I would suggest the reason for our success for more than twenty years. It is rewarding for our efforts to be both recognized and commended by a leading manufacturer in the marketplace in which we operate.” Using Enphase, both the customer and NGPS are able to see what the system is producing. Nick Good: “Any problems, albeit rare, and we would more than likely spot this before the customer. This is because Enphase enables remote monitoring, and our technical surveyors are also able to demonstrate the energy production of neighboring properties when a new customer is looking into the cost savings of a system for themselves. Enphase also adds the benefit of a 25 year warranty and enables even more homeowners to benefit from solar energy. It most certainly means better performance so our customer can reap a greater return on their investment and an even faster payback. And a happy customer makes the job even more rewarding for us as a business.”
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2014 has been another amazing year for NGPS and its customers. We have helped hundreds more homeowners overcome their fear of rising ENERGY BILLS. We have won yet another prestigious Installer Award for the South West. And we want to help even more Dorset homeowners like you...
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If looks could kill then you’ve got no worries if you drive the Hyundai i30 Tourer. Put it this way; the car’s practical, but it’s no oil painting. Harsh of me? Probably. And let’s face it, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
It doesn’t look like a bulldog chewing a wasp, but it has a bland, characterless presence – especially from behind. The ‘face’ of the South Korean produced model is only saved by the smart LED daytime driving lamps. Enough of my shallow thoughts about the i30’s appearance, let’s take a deeper journey into what the motor is all about. Like its slightly older hatchback sibling, the latest generation Hyundai i30 Tourer, launched two years, offers excellent levels of comfort, refinement and efficiency. What’s more, the car adds a greater load-carrying capability to the i30’s overall package. Space is amongst the best in the class, with the Tourer boasting a larger luggage capacity than the majority of its key rivals. But who’s it aimed at? Well, the i30 Tourer is able to meet the demands of both retail and fleet customers as it offers versatility along with a range of clean and fuel efficient engines. Running costs are also low, not only compared with the older pre-2012 i30 Estate, but with major competitors too. There is a choice of two engines in the range, with motorists able to choose either the 120PS petrol unit, or alternatively the 1.6 CRDi diesel in the form of a 110PS or a higherpowered 128PS variant. Both engines are coupled to a sixspeed manual or automatic transmission. The car on test here is the flagship ‘Style Nav’ 1.6 CRDi 128PS version, with a manual gearbox.
Like the hatchback, the i30 Tourer comes specified with a generous list of standard features. The catalogue of kit includes: Bluetooth connectivity and voice recognition, multi -function steering wheel and air conditioning, body coloured door handles and mirrors, along with those aforementioned LED daytime running lights.
The range-topping Style Nav model adds touch screen navigation plus a rear view parking camera. It also has alloy wheels - and luxury touches such as cruise control with speed limiter, parking sensors, electric rear windows, climate control and a leather steering wheel and gear knob. Slip behind the wheel, and there are no major complaints apart from the lack of a lumbar support adjustment. That said, the seats are moulded nicely and it’s easy to achieve a good driving position. The binnacle houses clear and simple dials and the car’s fuel gauge takes forever to shift from full. It’s just a shame some cheap looking cabin plastics are in keeping with the car’s unexceptional exterior. The touch screen navigation system isn’t that intuitive and therefore frustrates, but, like all things, once you get the hang of how the gadgetry works, it’s fine. There’s more technology to spice things up on the steering wheel too. Unlike the satnav, there’s a simple button you can push that changes the steering feel from normal to sporty. I kept it in ‘sport’ mode because in an otherwise bland, albeit practical and efficient vehicle, it offers a welcome spark of dynamism to the drive.
FAST FACTS Max speed: 120mph 0-62 mph: 11.2 secs Combined mpg: 64.2 Engine: 1582cc 4 cylinder 16 valve turbo diesel
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CURRIED CELERIAC SOUP WITH PARSNIP CHIPS Ingredients for 6 servings: 2 medium sized celeriac (celery root) ½ a white or yellow onion (diced) 2 sticks of celery (diced) 1 clove garlic (minced) 50 g unsalted butter 1 litre vegetable stock 250 ml double cream 1 tsp medium curry powder Pinch of smoked paprika Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste 1 small parsnip 6 tbsp. crème fraiche
Method: 1. Use a sharp knife to remove the rough outer skin of the celeriac and then wash to remove any dirt. 2. Cut the celeriac into 1 inch cubes and place into a large heavy bottomed saucepan along with the diced onion and celery and cook on a medium heat with the butter for approximately 5 minutes without allowing it to color. This helps to release the flavors of the vegetables. 3. Next add the vegetable stock and bring to the boil, then reduce the heat and continue to simmer for approximately 20 minutes until all of the vegetables are tender. 4. While the soup is cooking add the curry powder and paprika. 5. Once the vegetables are fully cooked remove the pan from the heat and use a stick blender to puree the soup until thick and creamy. At this point stir in the cream and taste the soup for seasoning, make sure you add the right amount of salt and pepper to help bring out the flavors of the soup. 6. If you like your soup a little spicier, then add some more curry powder. 7. To make the parsnip chips peel the parsnip and then use a vegetable peeler to slice the parsnip into thin long strips, deep fry in hot vegetable oil for 2 minutes until crispy and then drain onto paper towels and season with a little sea salt. 8. Place the soup back on the stove for a couple of minutes to make sure it’s piping hot. 9. To serve spoon the soup into bowls and then drizzle with a generous spoonful of crème fraiche and top with a sprinkling of parsnips crisps and freshly chopped parsley or micro shoots.
Ryan Turner, real food and low-carb chef - www.thefoodbible.com
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Community News
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www.artsreach.co.uk
Dec/Jan Performances
Artsreach have some fantastic shows to tell you about this month! Forest Forge present ‘Stardust’
Fri 19 Dec, 7:30pm. Corfe Castle Village Hall. 01929 480483 Fri 23 Jan, 7:30pm. West Lulworth Village Hall. 01929 400790 In long ago England, amidst tranquil fields and meadows stands the tiny Hamlet of Wall. On the edge of the town, guarded around the clock, a stone wall separates the quiet town from the magical land of Faerie. Here, a young man has lost his heart and mind to the hauntingly beautiful Victoria Forester. And then, in the dead of night, a shooting star falls and breaches the wall of his love, sending him on the adventure of a lifetime. In the luminescent glow of this star he will battle witches, sorcery, and fate, before finding his hearts true desire. Forest Forge, the award-winning Hampshire based theatre company, have been entrusted with touring the world premiere of a stage adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s classic Stardust. This wonderous family adventure was famously made into a film starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Robert De Niro in 2007. Packed full of eccentric characters, hilarious and thrilling moments, haunting music, magic and mayhem, this promises to be another special and unmissable seasonal show.
Miracle Theatre present ‘Dr Livingstone, I Presume’ Saturday 17th January, 7:30pm. Corfe Castle Village Hall. 01929 480483 UP THE ZAMBEZI WITHOUT A PADDLE! Miracle deftly combines its own inimitable style with the wonder of Victorian Music Hall to tell the story of one man’s obsession to discover the heart of Africa and transform an entire continent singlehanded - AND of a woman left behind… Both a hurrah to courage and endurance and a swipe at the 19th century ideals of imperialism, chauvinism and hypocrisy, this curious slice of history is served up as a magnificent melange of musicality and melodrama. Touring Dorset with Artsreach, this entertaining expedition into unknown territories of comedy, excitement and musical gaiety will enthral audiences of all generations. BRAVO!
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Suttles Went Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month Isle of Purbeck and Poole based Suttles supported Breast Cancer Awareness Month throughout October, including Breast Cancer Care’s ‘Pink Fridays’ for the third year in a row, raising £1004 through staff and customer donations. Suttles’ lorry drivers and their lorries were turned pink for the fundraising; office staff brought in cakes to raise money and had a ‘dress down’ day; plus Suttles’ trade customers kindly offered donations as they collected their aggregates from Suttles’ Mannings Heath depot. According to Breast Cancer Care, every 10 minutes someone hears the devastating news that they have breast cancer. Breast Cancer Care’s free Helpline and information-packed website offer a friendly ear and expert guidance to anyone dealing with the turmoil of this life-threatening illness. They also offer support across the UK with a range of opportunities to meet others in a similar situation, helping people every step of the way. Office manager, Sue Holland, coordinator of Suttles’ fundraising month, said “Sadly most of us know
Suttles staff ‘wearing it pink’
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Suttles’ lorry drivers with their ‘pinkified’ lorries! of someone who has been affected by breast cancer, so it’s a really worthwhile cause to support. Each year we’ve raised more than the previous year so we’d like to say a big thank you to our staff and customers for being extra supportive this year! I’m also personally overwhelmed by the response of our customers at our Manning’s Heath collection site, who donated over £800 alone! We’d also like to thank Sign Images of Swanage for donating the lorry and vans’ pink signs, plus Site Safety of Ferndown for donating the pink hi-vis jackets worn by our staff.” The Suttles group has been part of the local stone industry since the 1930’s as stone merchants and quarry owners, introducing its sheet piling division ‘Suttle Projects’ in 2008. They are based in 3 locations across the Isle of Purbeck & Poole, and are a local employer of over 60 people. For further information about Suttles, call 01929 439444 or go online to www.suttles.co.uk
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Money Saving Tips
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Martin
LEWIS Don’t forget your holidays! Don’t forget your holidays. No I’ve not got all romantic with a yearning for sun kissed memories, I’m still on-message about saving money.
putting it in your overseas wallet (yes, I'm that nerdy). If not, there are two tricks to changing it back for the best deal:
If you took a break over the summer, some simple checks could help you save money now and for future holidays (a nice thought to get over the back-to-work blues). So here’s my holiday hangover checklist.
- Use my the buyback comparison at www.travelmoneymax.com to find best rates - Find a friend/colleague who's going where you went, and offer to exchange with them. Use the spot FX rate at www.xe.com and you both win.
Flight delayed by over 3hrs this summer (or any time since 2008)? EU reg 261/2004 means you're entitled to £100-£480 per person compensation, regardless of the cost of the trip, even for flights going back to 2008, if it: - Was an EU flight - ie, any from an EU airport or to one if an EU airline. - Arrived over 3 hours late or was cancelled. - Was the airline's fault, which covers pretty much anything barring extraordinary circumstances such as air-traffic strikes, bad weather and volcanoes.
Free templates, help and what to do about airline excuses (eg, "there's a court case") in my www.mse.me/flightdelays compensation guide. And the results can be large, as Pat contacted us, "Read your info and decided to contact Etihad about our 14.5hr delay from Heathrow to Sri Lanka in 2011. We've received a total of £2,010 between four of us... great". Shocked by bank/card currency charges on your statement? Fight back. My dad called me outraged at the 'new' foreign exchange charges on his bank statement for using his card abroad - nearly £50 in total. Yet banks and credit card providers have always levied these (and I've always nagged him to sort it, but he's my father, he'll never listen to me, I hope you will). The shock comes from the fact banks have now been forced to split charges out on statements, not hide them in the exchange rate. Most debit and credit cards add 3% loads, so £100-worth of euros costs you £100 plus a £3 charge. Instead grab a specialist load-free credit card just for spending abroad as they give near-perfect, bureaux-beating rates every time, in every country.
Stung by hefty insurance when picking your car hire up? Let me guess, you booked cheap car hire, turned up and they fear-sold you into paying 10 euros a day extra for car hire excess insurance? It happens all the time. The way round it is to get a standalone policy before you go (you can even get an annual policy to cover the whole year's hire). To find the cheapest, use www.moneymaxim.co.uk. Full help on cutting costs in www.mse.me/carhire. Run up card debts on your holiday you can't pay off in full? It's never a good idea, but that doesn't mean it doesn't happen. If you can't clear the debt this month and you're paying hefty interest, then ensure you do a balance transfer to slash the cost, so your repayments clear the actual debt not just service the interest. Full help and best buys at www.mse.me/bts. Check your passport and EHIC sell-by dates now. Thousands were hit by passport office delays this year, causing some to miss their breaks. If your passports nearly at renewal, do it now while you've plenty of time before you next go (you’ll get the extra months added on). It's one less thing to sort, and once it's done, you're good for the next ten years. While you're at it, check the 'valid by' date on your European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) - if it goes before your next holiday renew it now. The big rule for renewing though is DONT GOOGLE - for both these, imposter sites unnecessarily charge you more than you should pay. Instead the official sites to use are www.gov.uk/ renew-adult-passport and www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/ Healthcareabroad/EHIC.
Check the PAO number on your suncream before throwing it away. The period after opening (PAO) number will be on the bottle - many are safe to use up to 18 months later, provided they're stored right - so don’t chuck it unnecessarily. Got Euros, dollars or even colón left over from the summer? Changing currency back is very expensive, especially for small amounts. So if it's a country you'll revisit even in a couple of years, it's likely best to hold onto it (worth
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Purbeck Events
Purbeck Events for December 2014 Date
Event Name & Type
Time and Location
All Month
Wareham’s Street Markets
Thursday: East Street 8-1pm Saturday: The Quay 8-2pm
All Month
Wareham Farmers Markets
2nd and 4th Thursday Wareham Town Hall
All Month
Wareham Home Producers
Thursdays URC 8.30am-11am
Contact Details
All Month Wool Market
D’Urberville Hall Thurs 10am
All Month
Purbeck Producers
2nd Saturday Commercial Road, Swanage
7 & 14
Festive Carol Service Sing-Along
Farmer Palmers 3pm
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Christmas Fayre
Wareham Day Centre 1.30-3pm £1
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Carol Train (Swanage Railway)
Swanage Railway
01929 425800
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Kimmeridge Keilidhs
Kimmeridge Village Hall 7.30pm 10.30pm
01929 480737
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Swanage Town Band Christmas Concert
St. George's Church, Langton Matravers
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Broadmayne Community Markets
St Martin's Hall, Broadmayne 2-2.30pm
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Belvedere Singers Christmas Concert
Lady St Mary's Swanage, 7.30pm
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Wareham Choral Society Christmas Concert
Lady St Mary Wareham, 7.30
13
Rod Stewart Tribute Night + Dinner
Greyhound Corfe Castle £24.95
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01202 622022
01305 853765
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Event Name & Type
Time and Location
Contact Details
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Wareham Christmas Celebrations
Wareham Town Cross
01929 552740
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Jurassic Jaunts/ 11.30am. (Phone 07790 474478 for Tyneham & surrounding 07790 474478 start details) area
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Canzonetta 10th Anniversary Concert
All Saints Church, Swanage, 3pm
15
Wiggle Purbeck Hill-ASaurus Cycle Ride
Herston Campsite, Swanage 7.45am
02392 413242
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Wiggle Bitter Beast Cycle Ride
Tank Museum, Bovington
02392 413242
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Swanage Town Band Christmas Concert
Swanage Methodist Church, 7.30pm
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Carols by Candlelight, Purbeck Village Quire
4pm, in aid of Christian Aid
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Elton John Tribute Night The Greyhound Inn, Corfe Castle + Dinner £24.95
01929 480205
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Winter Solstice
Studland
01929 450500
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Winter Solstice
Corfe Castle 7.15am £10
01929 481294
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Christmas Party
Parish Hall 12noon-4.30pm
01929 556761
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Winter Warm Up
Swanage Railway
01929 425800
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Jurassic Jaunts/Wessex 11.30am (Ring 07790 474478 for Rideway near Blandford start details)
7790474478
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The Land Girls (New Years Eve Party)
01929 480208
Castle Inn, Corfe 7pm onwards £24 95
All the information has been compiled by Discover Purbeck Information Centre (01929 552740) and Swanage Tourist Information Centre (01929 422885) www.visitswanageandpurbeck.com and is correct to the best of our knowledge
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National Trust News
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National Trust in Purbeck As you may have read in the press recently, we’ve bought more than 200 acres of internationally important heathland at Slepe Heath, near Arne, as part of a conservation vision taking inspiration from the novels of Thomas Hardy. The £650,000 acquisition forms the largest area of lowland heath purchased by the National Trust in a decade and was made possible by a generous legacy intended for the purchase of unspoiled countryside or coastline in Dorset. It forms a strategic bridge between Hartland Moor, which we already look after along with English Nature, and the RSPB Arne reserve. It also supports rare birds including Dartford warblers, nightjars and woodlark. Slepe Heath rises 30m above its low-lying surroundings and boasts panoramic views taking in Corfe Castle, Poole Harbour and the Purbeck Hills. It is protected under the international RAMSAR convention covering globally important wetlands, under EU law as a Special Protection Area and Special Area of Conservation, and under UK law as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. The former forestry plantation will now be incorporated into the surrounding wild landscape to form one of a series of protected heathland habitats stretching from Studland in the south to the River Frome in the north. The vision is inspired by Hardy’s fictionalised Egdon Heath, the setting for The Return of the Native and an important feature of the Wessex landscapes which figure prominently in his novels. “It is a place where people can touch a bit of wildness,” said National Trust Purbeck General Manager Laurie Clark. “Egdon Heath can be experienced here. Dorset’s heathland is among its crown jewels in terms of both wildlife and landscape. The acquisition of
Slepe Heath allows the National Trust to build on its success in protecting it forever, for everyone.” Simon Ford, National Trust Wildlife and Countryside Advisor for South West England, said: “Slepe Heath is a key part of the jigsaw in one of the most extensive areas of lowland heath remaining in Dorset. “With careful management, it will be possible to restore internationally important heath with the wonderful species of plant, bird and insect that are associated with it and to link it to the surrounding National Nature Reserve and SSSI”. Conservation grazing by cattle is key to protecting both Hartland Moor and Arne. The Slepe acquisition means they can now be united into a single grazing area, as envisaged under the Wild Purbeck Nature Improvement Area announced by the government in 2012. Wild Purbeck is one of 12 Nature Improvement Areas across the country, designated with the aim of bringing significant benefits to nature conservation at a landscape level. The Wild Purbeck partnership comprises Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Dorset County Council, Country Land and Business Association, Dorset Wildlife Trust, the Environment Agency, Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group South West, the Forestry Commission, Kingston Maurward College, National Farmers Union, Natural England, National Trust and the RSPB. Lowland heaths such as Slepe are protected under British and international law due to the wide range of plant and animal species they support as well as their cultural and historical importance. As well as Hartland Moor, the National Trust also manages Studland and Godlingston Heaths in Purbeck. All three are national nature reserves. Jon Bish, Communications Officer
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Index of advertisers
Your quick guide to everyone and everything in your Directory... Accountants PJC Accounting Services............23
Farm Shops Norden Farm............................ 3
Photographers Lewis Brown Photography........22
Aquatic Centres OS Aquatics..............................13
Fencing Corbin Fencing..........................29
Plasterers Traditional Plastering...............11
Bathrooms C+C Plumbing & Bathrooms.... 21 Purbeck Bathrooms..................25
Financial Services Anglebury Asset Management....40 Strategic Solutions - Allan Cruse....17
Plumbers C+C Plumbing...........................21 Heatwise............................. 25, 40 Purbeck Plumbing & Heating....32
Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds............................. 3
Florists Woolbridge Flowers..................13
Builders A.D.S. Property Services............22 Brickcraft Construction.............27 J A Construction........................11 Purbeck Home Improvements..... 1 Propoint....................................21
Fruit & Veg Deliveries Crawfords Feed.........................17
Butchers B Curtis.....................................29 Cafes Cafe Bijou.................................13 Kaffs Coffee Pot........................25 Community News Ann Montini meets Nicky Campbell.... 8 Dorset on renewables map.......18 Dorset Wildlife Trust.................16 Jurassic Jaunt: Church Knowle....10 Last posting dates..................... 6 Martin Lewis: Don’t forget.......30 Motoring: Hyundai i30.............20 National Trust in Purbeck.........36 Naturally Good: Curried celeriac soup....24 NCI pays ‘crab’ rent.................. 6 Suttles ‘go pink’ for cancer.......28 Computer Services AJV Computing.........................37 Electricians Electricall.................................. 7 T M Vaine Electrical.................. 5 Events Artsreach Events.......................26 Purbeck Events.........................34
Garage Services Bere Regis MOT Centre............. 7 JT Commercials.........................32 Woolbridge Motorcycles..........13
Property Maintenance A.D.S. Property Services............... 22 Purbeck Home Improvements..... 1 Simon Hart................................ 5 Pubs & Restaurants Indiana..................................... 2 The Kings Arms.........................27 The Sandford............................14
Gifts Dolphin Collectables.................11 Wareham Fairtrade..................37
Puzzles & Competitions Crossword.................................22 Kids page..................................12 Prize Wordsearch......................33
Graphic Designers Lizzy’s Design............................ 5
Removals & Storage Pitman Removals & Storage..... 5
Health, Care & Fitness Fit 4 Life....................................31
Renewable Energy Solutions Nick Good Property Services.....19
Hospitals Bournemouth & Poole NHS Trusts.... 9
Residential Care Homes Royal Bay Care Homes..............39
Independent Financial Advisors Anglebury Asset Management....40
Shoe Repairs John Hagans.............................25
Kitchens Purbeck Bathrooms & Kitchens....25
Takeaways Moby Micks..............................11 Skippers Fish & Chips................13
Locksmith & Key Cutting John Hagans.............................25
Vets Pet Health Partnership............. 7
Mortgage Advisors Anglebury Asset Management....40
Waste Services Philip Trim.................................37
Motorcycle Repairs & Servicing Woolbridge Motorcycles..........13
Will Writing Allan Cruse................................17
Pest Control Terminator Pest........................ 5
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