The Wareham District Directory - September 2011

September 2011

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The Wareham District Directory Edition 76

Published by: Debbie & Stephen Corney and Martin Budden

Telephone: 01202 894397 or 01202 676661

Email: info@warehamdistrictdirectory.co.uk

Copy deadline for October 2011 edition: 26th September 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.

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Dear Wareham, Wool and Bere Regis, Well I have to say that we have had a very easy summer this year. Hayden spent three fabulous weeks at Grandma and Grandad’s up in Hull.

The house was rather ‘empty’ to say the least and I was very glad to have him back, but knowing he learns all sorts of skills from sorting the maggots out for fishing, to planting seeds and an oak tree, to baking a fruit crumble, to cleaning the lawn mower and even washing the doors ready for decorating… I am more than happy to let him have fun! Unfortunately he is not quite so keen at home… It is our family holiday this week so I do hope we get some sunshine. It certainly has been mixed weather.

Here in The Wareham District Directory we have many local tradesmen and businesses offering their help. The full index at the back gives the whole range of services available.

Please do call them whenever you need something done in the house. This really does make all the difference and I thank you for supporting the local people. Times are a little tougher at the moment as we know. All calls are greatly appreciated. There are many interesting articles and local Purbeck organisations and societies promoted this month too… a Charity Concert by the Wessex Military Band, a plea for donations from Age UK Wareham, Dazzling Dragonflies, Bere Regis Chapel, Wareham Lions, the Purbeck Classic Car Rally and many more… The lucky winner of the prize last month was Andrew Fidler. Well done! This month there is a free DVD and a pair of tickets to see Mantovani at The Bournemouth Pavilion in October. Great prize!

Wishing you a good month of September,

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28 years experience. Installation & repairs. Bathrooms, central heating & general plumbing work undertaken. Fully Insured.

Labour is guaranteed for 12 months.

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Concert in aid of local charity Wessex Military Band will be in concert on Saturday, 15 October at 7.00pm at the Purbeck School, Wareham in aid, once again, of The Brian Clark Breath of Life Fund (supporting The British Lung Foundation). This very successful event was first held last year and raised £1,575 for the charity.

The Breath of Life Fund was set up in March 2009 in Brian’s name and memory shortly after he passed away.

Brian had suffered all his life with asthma and in the latter years with COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) an umbrella term for a number of lung conditions including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. Brian’s Fund is set up through the British Lung Foundation and to date stands at £2,612.

music this year. They have performed for HRH Prince of Wales and HRH Duke of Kent and have enjoyed playing at prestigious venues such as The Royal Albert Hall, and are regularly invited to play overseas in Germany, France, Malta and Spain. The concert will again include many of Brian’s favourite pieces from rousing marches to traditional melodies and favourites.

Tickets for the concert are £5 to include refreshments and the evening will include a raffle. Tickets are available in Wareham from Farwells Newsagents and AF Joys, Wendy’s Hairdressers at Northmoor, Carey Newsagents, Sandford Pharmacy, Amber Hardware, Wool or by telephoning 01202 620142 or 01929 552591 .

Brian was born in Wareham and was very well known and much respected around the town and the Purbecks and was regularly seen playing in Wareham Town Band where he played for over 50 years in total until ill health forced him to give up his beloved music some 7 years ago. For most people though, Brian was best known as ‘Nobby’ or ‘Yogi’, the South Dorset Coaches driver that took hundreds of children to school and back during the 1960’s & 70’s from the surrounding areas to Wareham School.

Wessex Military Band is based in Bridport and includes musicians from all the surrounding counties. Formerly the voluntary Army Air Corp Band, Wessex Military is celebrating 30 years of making

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The Nation’s Favourite…

Wherever you are!!!

If you are having an event, be it a school fete, private party or a charity fundraising, MobyMicks will be happy to work with you to make your event go perfectly.

We take all the trouble out of organising the food and clearing up, at very competitive prices. No Call Out Charges or minimum numbers for Private Parties.

Are you running a school or sports club event?

We will give you a percentage of the takings towards your fund raising efforts!

Telephone: 01202 889216 Mobile: 07967 954067

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Self Self--drive motor and Rowing boats on the unspoilt River Frome.

Bring a picnic and have fun!!

• Canoes + Kayaks •Rowing boats • Self Self--drive motor boats (You’ll find us on Wareham Quay)

We are at Morden Village Hall Weds 5:15-7pm Follow MobyMicks for Special Offers!

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Charity shop appeal in Wareham as donations hit all time low Volunteers and staff are urging locals to donate unwanted items to their Age UK charity shop in Wareham to help refill empty rails and shelves which are usually brimming with interesting finds.

The Age UK staff in Wareham are struggling to keep up with demands of shoppers as donations of things like clothes, cookware and books have plummeted dramatically in the last three months.

The Age UK Shop Managers, Sue and Mandy are making a desperate plea for good quality men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, plus items like crockery, books, CDs and DVDs. Sue said: “Our store room is usually piled high, but now it’s almost empty.

Although this is a good thing as it means we have sold what we had, we cannot cope with the increasing demand if nothing else comes in; we simply can't sell fresh air! Without continued donations of everything from clothing to cookware, Age UK cannot continue its vital work to help improve the lives of older people across the country.”

Sue continued: "We have a lot of local supporters who donate regularly to our shop which we're extremely grateful for, but we are still struggling! We are looking for quality items, no matter how big or small. And remember each time you donate stock to Age UK, please Gift Aid it which gives us an extra 25p for every pound we make selling your items. Anything we cannot sell gets recycled through our recycling partnerships, so nothing goes to waste.”

Gift Aid is a fantastic way for Age UK to raise more money and in turn makes later life better, as it increases the value of donations by 25%. All people need to do is fill in a simple Gift Aid form when they take their donations to an Age UK shop. It is free to sign up; the only requirement is that you are a UK tax payer. By allowing Age UK to Gift Aid the donation, it will be able to collect an extra 25p on every pound raised through the sale of items as the Charity can reclaim basic rate tax on the gift.

For more information contact Sue or Mandy at AGE UK Wareham on 01929 550729.

The staff at the Age UK shop in Wareham usually put new items on display each day, but a decline in stock means that they can only manage to scrape together about 100 items at the moment each day.

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All types of domestic, industrial & commercial installations

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Rewires & Consumer unit upgrades

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Inspection, testing, certification and reporting

Garden power and lighting Fire alarms, smoke detection & emergency lighting systems

Wareham based, friendly, personal service No job too large or small, estimates free

FULLY QUALIFIED, NICEIC APPROVED FOR 30 YEARS

01929 552431 or 07719 170777 aa.hill@lineone.net

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MOT • Servicing • Repairs Diagnostics Engine management specialists

Airbags • ABS Testing

Over 30 years experience Unit 1, Townsend Industrial Park Bere Regis, BH20 7LA

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Friday, 9th September for Seven 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.).

POTICHE (15) Catherine Deneuve and Gérard Depardieu star in this adaptation of the 1970s hit comic play set in a provincial French town. A ‘trophy housewife’ (or "potiche") steps in to manage the umbrella factory run by her wealthy and tyrannical husband after the workers go on strike and take him hostage.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 16th September for Seven Days – Tuesday at 6.00pm (ends 7.55p.m.), and for the rest of the run at 7.15pm (ends 9.10p.m.)

THE GUARD (15) A vulgar Irish cop (Brendan Gleeson) and a straight-laced American FBI agent (Don Cheadle) uncover police corruption among the former's superiors while probing a drug-trafficking ring.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 23rd September for Seven Days - Tuesday at 6.00pm (ends 8.35p.m.), and for the rest of the run at 7.15pm (ends 9.50p.m.)

THE TREE OF LIFE (12A) Cast adrift in a modern world, a disillusioned man (Sean Penn) tries to come to terms with the complicated relationship he shared with his father (Brad Pitt).

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday 30th September for Seven Days - Tuesday at 6.00p.m. (ends 8.05p.m.), and for the rest of the run at 7.15p.m. (ends 9.20p.m.)

ONE DAY (12A) For 20 years, an idealist (Anne Hathaway) and a wealthy playboy (Jim Sturgess) reunite on the 15th day of July.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Friday, 7th October for Seven Days – Tuesday at 6.00p.m. (ends 8.25p.m.) and for the rest of the run at 7.15p.m. (ends 9.40p.m.)

TINKER TAYLOR SOLDIER SPY (15) During the Cold War, a veteran agent must sniff out a Soviet spy within the ranks of MI6. Starring Gary Oldman, Colin Firth, Tom Hardy, Mark Strong, Ciarán Hinds.

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IT Services for the Home and Business PC repairs, upgrades and troubleshooting Wireless networking and broadband setup Virus and Spyware removal Professional, prompt and friendly service No callout charge - No fix, no fee

01929 480529 web: www.ajvcomputing.co.uk email: enquiries@ajvcomputing.co.uk

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

WORKTOPS Polished Stone and Granite worktops Scratches removed surfaces re-polished Repairs or Replacements We also produce benches in limestone Tel Alan the Stonemason on 01929 481314

Also Stone Floors, Purbeck stone walls and heavy stone Memorial Seats.

Enquires at alanthestonemason@googlemail.com or tel: Alan the Stonemason on 01929 481314

a s i ts e! tm K abl ris s & ail Ch ric av b Fa now e ar

Traditional or modern designs created in Purbeck & Cotswold limestone, Portland limestone or White Marble.

Telephone: 01202 478491 www.pinksembroidery.co.uk 65 Bargates, Christchurch, BH23 1QE

“The best stocked Independent Needlecraft Supplier in the South” FOR ALL YOUR EMBROIDERY, PATCHWORK, QUILTING & HABERDASHERY SUPPLIES Adults’ & Children’s Classes Children’s Parties

Central heating - Boilers & Cylinders - Bathrooms Boiler services/LGSC - Drain jetting

All areas covered — free estimates

Call Stephen Iles 01929 550858 / 07831 312740 purbeckplumbing@yahoo.co.uk

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OPENING TIMES Tue-Fri Sat

10am–5pm 10am–1pm

kits ▪ fabrics ▪ patchwork & quilting ▪ haberdashery ▪ zips ▪ needles ▪ scissors ▪ threads ▪ buttons ▪ ribbons ▪ braids ▪ gifts ▪ ideas ▪ advice

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In the heart of Wareham you can visit our relaxed & friendly store!

Yankee Candles, Retro & Modern Gifts, Natural Body Care, Toys, Preserves, Cards & Wrap

10a South Street, Wareham BH20 4LT

01929 555265

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Purbeck Stone flooring from Suttles – bespoke and beautiful These days, the words bespoke and unique are often bandied about by those who design and build high-quality products for the home. In an era of mass production, everybody wants something different that stands out from the norm. In the case of flooring from local quarry Suttles though, this uniqueness is taken to a whole new level.

The inherent characteristics within every piece of Purbeck flagstone extracted from our California Quarry in Swanage means that no two floors can ever be the same. The stone is renowned for being able to be polished to a high-gloss finish, revealing the myriad of fossils that have been embedded in it over millions of years.

As well as a beautiful stone floor that will last a lifetime, you will also have something that reflects the area in which you live and the craftsmanship that has grown up there. Polishing takes place at our masonry works in Swanage, following the sawing and squaring process.

As testament to its desirability and wide appeal, Purbeck stone flooring can be found in the likes of the British Library in London, the McDonald Institute in Cambridge as well as homes across the UK. Stone is available for both internal and external use in a choice of finishes and to suit all budgets. We can also recommend a local craftsman who can lay it.

So if you want a truly unique floor, find out more by visiting us in person at California Quarry, Panorama Road, Swanage BH19 2QS or online at www.stone.uk.com or by calling 01929 439444.

5K FUN RUN 2011 “TOGETHER FOR ALZHEIMERS” Sunday 25th September. 10.00am, Wareham Forest Join us for our annual family walk or fun run, to raise money for The Alzheimer’s Society.

We have run this event for the past three years and it is a really enjoyable, friendly event, for everyone, whatever your fitness levels or age.

To enter, please contact : Alex Eversden 01929 553642 To donate please send cheque made payable to Alzheimer’s Society:

to Alex Eversden, 51 Shaw Drive, Wareham, BH20 7BS

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RECYCLE YOUR CAR FOR CASH!

Any Car in Any Condition

bought for CASH! FREE Collection 7 days a week Scrap Cars • MOT Failures Non Runners • Accident Damage Cars Classic Cars • Commercial Vehicles

EA Licensed All DVLA paperwork completed Call DMC now for prompt collection on

Tel: 01202 788451

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Grooming to show dog standard Shampoo & conditioning Clipping, grooming & hand stripping Nail cutting & attention to ears All breeds including non-pedigree Every care and attention given to your pet You are more than welcome to wait with your pet

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We are suppliers of Comfi-Sit Dual Motor Care Recliners

15 WEST STREET, WAREHAM DORSET BH20 4JS TEL: (01929) 552773 FAX: (01929) 554231

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Wasps • Bees

• Rats Mice • Ants Squirrels •Birds

Cut to customers requirements.

Prices on request Call Reg Adams

Fleas

Property Maintenance All types of work undertaken No job too small.

Give me a call to discuss any interior or exterior building, decorating, maintenance or repair work to your property or garden.

All Purbeck areas covered

Mobile: 07831 351 877 www.terminatorcontrolltd.co.uk The Courtyard Centre Huntick Road Lytchett Minster BH16 6BA

Fish Pedicure Spa

Nature's Pedicure Find out how our expert finned therapists give your feet an exotic exfoliation!

15 Minutes £10 • 30 Minutes £20

01202 911629 www.fabulous-fish.co.uk facebook.com/FabFish Opening Sun, Mon & Tues: 11am-4pm Hours: Wed: Please phone Thurs, Fri & Sat: 11am-5pm Appointments outside these hours easily arranged.

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Simon Hart : 01929 472274 Mobile : 07900 312173

C.S.C.S. Registration No: 01168287

Anthony Michael Potter 13 Lower Hillside Road, Wool, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 6EA Tel: (01929) 401518 Mobile: 07725641545

Groundwork & General Building • • • • • • •

Brickwork Mini digger/ Driveways Operator hire Patios Hard Landscaping Drainage All aspects of Building & Building Maintenance Internal work: tiling, general carpentry etc.

Free Estimates & Competitive Rates

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Costumes Wigs Balloons Cards Pocket Money Toys Accessories Party Bag Fillers

Balloon Decorators Available For: Weddings, Birthdays, Anniversaries & any fun occasion or celebration!

5 Seymour Place, St Johns Hill, Wareham BH20 4LR

01929 551133

07850 248989

E: funtasia@live.com www.warehamfancydress.com

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Dazzling Dragonflies Dragonflies are amongst our most ancient insects, having been around for about 300 million years. In Britain, they are divided into two sub-orders of the insect family Odonata: dragonflies and damselflies. Damselflies are the smaller and weaker flier of the two, tending to stay close to their aquatic habitats, unlike dragonflies, which are stronger and more adventurous.

Dragonflies have featured for centuries in many folk legends and myths, revered in some cultures and feared in others.

Despite their old folklore name ‘the horse stinger’,they are harmless to humans and neither bite nor sting.

Dragonflies require a steady supply of water with plenty of vegetation, and can be found near rivers, ponds and canals, thriving in unpolluted water, therefore being reliable indicators of good water quality. They go through three life stages; egg, larva and adult.

The aquatic larvae are formidable predators and generally feed on anything smaller than themselves: small fish, ta d p o le s, a n d e v e n other larvae. The adults prey on other flying insects such as moths, m i d g e s a n d mosquitoes. They are excellent and agile fliers, and rely on their eyesight when hunting.

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The complete life cycle of the dragonfly is anywhere from a few months to a few years, the adult being the shortest, usually a couple of weeks.

Dragonflies are devoted sun worshippers and at their most active in good weather at the height of summer.

In Britain, they face threats such as habitat destruction and fragmentation, as well as pollution, and species of British dragonflies have become extinct in the last few decades.

Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Upton Heath reserve has recently been named in the top 40 sites in the UK for dragonflies and September is a great month to look for them. If you would like to join Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Dragonfly Group to help record sightings around the county, email Andrew Brown on: brown_a_r@yahoo.co.uk Common Blue Damselfly

Photo by Richard Collier

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Cruse Will Writing Services Limited (Member of the Institute of Professional Will Writers)

A local company who offer you friendly guidance and advice in plain English.

We will quote our fees in advance and stick to them.

We can visit you in the comfort of your own home at a time convenient to you.

We offer all types of Will Writing Services along with Power of Attorney, IHT Advice, Care Cost planning and Financial Planning Advice.

Telephone: 01929 448213 07737 180831 01202 375823 Email: admin@crusewillwriting.co.uk www.crusewillwriting.co.uk

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Back to Church!

On Sunday 25th September churches nationwide will be celebrating ‘Back to Church’ Sunday’ – an initiative apparently started in Manchester seven years ago.

Statistics show that whilst many people admit to a Christian faith, or a sincere interest in it, and to praying or reading the Bible or trying to live by Christ’s teaching, the number attending church services regularly on a Sunday is gradually diminishing in many places. Why is this? There are many reasons – many people have to work every Sunday, others are on shifts that include occasional Sundays; people’s weekend routines are often very complex and may differ from week to week; close family may live away; children may divide their time between different parents, etc. In addition there are more leisure options than ever before and Sunday Church is often presented by the media as old fashioned, irrelevant and boring.

‘Back to Church Sunday’ is an opportunity for local churches to encourage people to come and discover for themselves that meeting with others, in connection with faith in Jesus, can be a positive, encouraging, challenging and up-lifting experience. Moreover media stereo-types of ‘fuddy duddy’ mindless Christians and old fashioned churches may be shown to be inaccurate.

Don’t knock our church until you’ve tried it! And even if, after sampling a service or two with us, you feel it was not for you, I guarantee that you will have to change your view on the above stereotypes. The Christians I mix with are good-hearted, caring people who actually give a lot of thought and study to their faith. Yes, we are human and we make mistakes – but the sense of love and fellowship we find through our relationship with Jesus is somehow more important. And as for boring services! I’m not saying we are a bunch of chandelier swinging ‘happy clappy’ converts engaging in exciting but shallow worship – but we do know how to be happy in God’s presence and I trust something of the joy of the Lord pervades our reverential worship of Our Heavenly Father. We love the Bible and have a real desire to explore and know its truth.

Sunday 25th September just happens to be our annual Harvest Festival when we focus on God’s goodness to us for His provision. May I invite you to come along and find out more? If you are not attending a Christian church at present I would urge you to join with us for this service of thanksgiving. This is a service for the whole family and we will be encouraging the youngsters to bring along produce for the Harvest Table. The produce will be donated to a worthy local Christian cause. The Service begins at 10am and is followed by light refreshments.

The psalmist was able to say “I was glad when they said unto me; Let us go into the house of the LORD.” (Psalm 122:1) Help me to echo the psalmist’s words by joining with us on this or any Sunday!

You will be welcome!

Pastor Jim Morris The Manse Flat Butt Lane Bere Regis Tel: 01929 471270 Our Midweek programme resumes this month on dates shown below: 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. Resumes 12th September.

The STS Youth Group - Mondays 6.30pm – 8.00pm is for 12-18 year olds who want to know more about the Christian faith. There are currently 20 regular youngsters who attend. Resumes 12th September.

The Bible Fellowship Group - Tuesdays - 7.30pm – 9.15pm – want to know more about the Bible and prayer in a friendly atmosphere? Held in the Manse in Butt Lane.

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10% off Advocate flea treatment If you like flowers and friendly people the

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

Meet at the Carey Hall on the 3rd Wednesday of the month

WAREHAM VETERINARY CENTRE 17 East Street, BH20 4NN

(01929) 552599

at 2pm. We have a demonstrator, raffle, tea & biscuits.

Visitors very welcome ÂŁ4.

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If you would like more

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information please phone 01929 553503

CALL IN AND SEE US OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE

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Gillys is to change hands and from October the new proprietor will be Mrs Valerie Hill.

A BIG THANK YOU!!

From me, Sue, to all customers past and present for all support over the past 12 years.

Another big thank you to Marilyn for being my right hand man and happy go lucky buddy!

Thank you too to Jenny next door for always being willing to help.

We all wish Valerie the best of luck!!

through the archway in South Street

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Jurassic Jaunt: Kimmeridge Quarry, Northern Route A pleasant 3-mile downland walk situated between the coastal path and the inner ridgeway. This walk is an up-and-back walk with a loop at the top. Some open fields and some shaded areas. Ideal for a casual walk with a picnic. No significant ascents or descents on this walk .

How to get there: - Grid Reference; 918801. Turn right for Kimmeridge/Creech off the Wareham Bypass. Follow the road for about 4 miles, up onto the ridge and descend the other side. Turn right for Kimmeridge and after about a mile, just after a right hand bend, park in the quarry car park on the left .

Information: Toilets There is a village shop with toilets in Kimmeridge about 1/2 mile further down the road, and about ¼ from the end of the walk .

Walk details: As you leave the car park, turn right and follow the bend around to the left and after about 100 metres, cross the stile on the right-hand side of the road. Go straight ahead, down to the wooden railings and follow the Footpath sign (100 yards).

At the gate, bear about 45 degrees left to a stile in the hedge (200 metres).

Follow the path through the woods, over the wooden bridge and out into the field.

As you enter the field, aim about 20 degrees right and w a l k t o t h e s t i l e ab o u t halfway along the right-hand hedge (1/4 mile).

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After going over the 2 stiles in this hedgerow, bear 20 degrees left to a stile in the far hedge (200 metres). At the gateway, face the telegraph pole in the middle of the field and bear 30 degree left and head for the telegraph pole near the corner of the field (300 metres). Just to the left of the telegraph pole is a stile in the hedge. Cross this, go straight ahead, up some gravel steps and follow the path up to the gate at the road (200 metres).

Turn left, and after about 30 metres, take the right-hand track, signposted ‘Ridgeway ¾ mile’. Follow this for about 300 metres until you reach the pathway.

Turn left, proceed to the sharp right-hand bend but cross the stile in the left-hand corner (150 metres). This will take you back down to the road (400 metres).

Turn left, follow the road back to the gate you exited from when coming onto the road (600 metres). Turn right and retrace your steps back to the quarry ).

Kimmeridge Bay from the Eastern Ridgeway

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Albert Marsh Funeral Directors & Monumental Masons Restoration, Cleaning, Fixing, Bespoke designs, Extensive range of materials.

Free estimates on all memorial work and restorations This gravestone was re-levelled and thoroughly cleaned in situ.

Wareham 552107

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Supporting musicians through 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.

Since the Trust was established in 1981, over 550 students have been helped to reach their goals in the field of music, goals which they may not otherwise achieve.

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

Verbal valuations £1 • Any item Proceeds to go to The Michael James Music Trust

COMMUNICARE Communicare offers help to all those who are worried, lonely or in need of neighbourly kindness.

Whatever your problem WE CARE and we offer practical help.

Just phone any of these Swanage numbers for help: 423612 422969

426896 426325 427576 423587

Pick up your new UPDATED

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from any estate agent, Browns Opticians, health centre, hospital, any church, Christian bookshop, Ulwell stores, Studland stores

Also volunteer drivers needed, mileage allowance given.

Ring Jenny on 01929 288092

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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

01929 553642 Alexandra Eversden Register Exercise Professionals Level 3

www.getfitwithalex.com

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Wareham Market every Thursday & Saturday

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

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Swanage Market including

Main Beach Car Park, Victoria

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Wareham Folk Dancing Group

Stoborough Village Hall 7.309.30pm

Tues &

Discover Old Swanage guided walk

2.30pm Swanage Heritage Centre, The Square (no charge,

Weds

Heathland Ambles

RSPB Arne 10-12noon

01929 553360

Thurs

Wareham Croquet Club

Wareham Recreation Ground 10 – 1 & 2 - 5pm

01929 553633

10-11

Raptor Weekend

Arne RSPB 10 – 4pm Free

01929 553360

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Clavell Tower Open Days

Kimmeridge, 10am – 4pm

01628 825925

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Jurassic Jaunt

Priests Way/Dancing Ledge 12noon 2.5 hours £5 plus

07790 474 478 Booking Essential

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Grand Day Out

Creech Grange, Nr Wareham 12-4 £1

01929 550905 or 552087

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Women’s British Legion

Wareham Library 2pm

01929 555288

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Movie Night at Harmans Cross Village Hall

“Submarine” Doors & Bar 6.45pm, film 7.30pm. £4.00

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Access All Areas

Bovington Tank Museum

01929 405096

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Broadmayne Market

Community Hall 2-3.30pm

01305 853765

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Antiques & Collectables Fair

Wareham Town Hall

Enquiries 07734254619

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The Jive Aces

Bovington Tank Museum

01929 405096

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Sylkies Social Dancing

8-11pm, Furzebrook Village Hall

01929 552381

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English Civil War Garrison

Corfe Castle

01929 481294

17-18

Fungi Foray Weekend

RSPB Arne £6 non-mem. £3 mem. Child free 10-1pm

01929 553360

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Osprey in the Wareham Channel

Boat trip from Poole Quay to the river Frome looking for Ospreys. £11 adults £10 RSPB

Booking essential 01929 553360 www.rspb.org.uk/ datewithnature

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Beach Clean

Warbarrow Bay 1.30-3.00

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Marine Litter

Kimmeridge Marine Centre 103 FREE

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01929 422730 or 01929 551029

01929 481044 Booking Essential

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Fireside to Wildside Animal Portraiture with

Exhibition & Sale at the Purbeck Info & Heritage

01929 552740 FREE Admission

17-18

Classic Car Show & Family Fun Day

Margaret Green, Church Knowle

01929 480474

17-18

Civil War at Corfe Castle

English Civil War Garrison, 11am-4pm, usual admission prices

01929 481294, www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ corfecastle

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Autumn Harvest

Holton Lee 10-1pm £5

01202 625562

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Understanding Nature Course

Holton Lee 10am – 12 noon

0845 458 2758 www.wea-sw.org.uk

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Salsa Dance Classes

Lady St. Mary First School

07971764473

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Getting to Know Trees ..

Holton Lee 7 – 9 pm

0845 458 2758 www.wea-sw.org.uk

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An Evening with Julian &

Lulworth Castle Tickets £35

01305 751167

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Sun Sea & Stand-Up

British Legion & Bay View, Swanage Doors 7.30 Show

01929 422885

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Sun Sea & Stand-Up

Harman Cross Village Hall Doors 7.20 Show 8.30 £18 inc

01929 422885

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Grow Your Own

Holton Lee 10-1pm £15

01202 625562

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World Record Diving Attempt

3,000 Divers in Swanage Bay TBC

01929 423 319

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Spider Sunday

RSPB Arne 2-4.30pm Free

01929 553360

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Charity Cycle Race

Start Wareham Middle School

07891 817418

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A Dance A Day

Wareham Corn Exchange, Town Hall, Wareham £2.50

01305 260954 or

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Fungi Foray

Arne RSPB Meet 2.30pm

01929 450449

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Expressive Landscapes

Holton Lee – Residential Course

0845 458 2758 www.wea-sw.org.uk

1 Oct

Beetle Drive

Corfe Castle Village Hall, 7.30pm

01929 480242/480323

1&2 Oct

Organic Gardening Basics

Holton Lee 10 am – 5pm

0845 458 2758 www.wea-sw.org.uk

2 Oct

Wedding Fair

Upton Country Park £1.00 Admission

www.uptoncounrtypark.org

2 Oct

Antiques Fair

Corfe Village Hall 10-5pm 75p

01929 400343

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All the information has been compiled by Purbeck Information & Heritage Centre 01929 557258 and Swanage Tourist Information Centre 01929 422885 www.visitswanageandpurbeck.com and is correct to the best of our knowledge

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MANTOVANI:HOLLYWOOD TO BROADWAY BOURNEMOUTH PAVILION THEATRE — SUN 16 OCT 2011, 7.30PM After three previous sold out concerts Paul Barrett and Franck Leprince, in association with Kenneth Mantovani, bring the sound of Mantovani back to the Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre with, Mantovani – Hollywood to Broadway on Sunday 16 October 2011.

The show takes you on a nostalgic journey from Hollywood to Broadway, featuring movie and musical classics. Hear the unique Mantovani sound in Fiddler on the Roof, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Gone With The Wind, South Pacific and Dr Zhivago.

His countless fans will also love to hear Mantovani’s multi-million selling hits including Charmaine, Moulin Rouge, Some Enchanted Evening and many more.

Local promoter and lifelong Mantovani fan, Paul Barrett, insists on recreating the full might of the original Mantovani Orchestra and he dismisses several money-saving suggestions in his bid to precisely replicate Mantovani’s original instrumental line-up.

This doesn’t come cheap but he has no regrets. “It’s what I choose to spend my money on and I am absolutely delighted with the result,” he explains. “I could be buying luxury cruises or top of the range cars but what I wanted more than anything else was to recreate the Mantovani Orchestra and I’ve done it.”

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Guided Tours

Wareham & District

St. John the Baptist Church Bere Regis, Dorset

Archaeology & Local History Society

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.

Wednesday 21st Sept at 7.30pm Wareham Middle School Lilian Ladle will give an illustrated talk ‘Buildings and Burials, Ritual and Rubbish – recent excavations at Worth Matravers’

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.

Excavations have been on-going at Worth Matravers since 2008 and have uncovered a complex sequence of occupation going back 6000 years including houses, barns, burials and huge numbers of finds, including the earliest piece of glass ever to have been found in Dorset.

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

For more information contact Lilian Ladle on:

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

Wareham Area Seniors Forum

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

Osprey in the Wareham Channel

Meet Annette Brook An interview and discussion with our local MP. Thursday, October 6th, 10 for 10.30am in the Town Hall, Wareham.

'Piggy Race Night' Fun for all! Cheese & Wine Buffet including a glass of wine - £5.

Date: Monday 3rd October 2011 Venue: Carey Hall, Carey Rd, Wareham Time: 7.30pm - All welcome!

More details, call: 01929 553187 Proceeds to Wareham-Hemsbach Society.

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Sunday 18th September All aboard our brand new trip into the Wareham Channel. Starting at Poole Quay we will cruise through the harbour and out towards the mouth of the river Frome looking for Osprey in their natural environment. Watching this unique bird dive bombing for fish is a sight you will never forget!

Time: 11am–1pm Cost: £11 Adults, £10 RSPB members, £6 children Booking essential: To book visit www.rspb.org.uk/datewithnature or email paul.morton@rspb.org.uk Registered charity: England and Wales no. 207076, Scotland no. SC037654

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WAREHAM LIONS CLUB For over 40 years Wareham Lions Club has been helping in the community in the north Purbeck area. Formed in 1971, and with a present membership of twenty five, we have been following the motto of our parent organisation, Lions International, “WE SERVE”. There are over 44,000 clubs worldwide and each club is relatively autonomous in the way it serves its local community.

Many p eopl e as so cia te Lions wi th fundraising but, in fact, that is only a part of what we do. Our main events are aimed at providing a service to local people and include such as our Seniors Party in January when almost 200 more elderly citizens are entertained and fed in the Purbeck Hall, a Barn Harvest Festival at Redcliffe Farm, Ridge in September and a Fun Day for those with disabilities, at the same venue ,in June.

Fund-raising is essential, of course, as the most effective way of helping someone who is disadvantaged, may be the purchase of equipment ,such as a specially adapted tricycle for a severely disabled youngster or paying for an outing, both of which fall outside the responsibility of the state.

Our club’s most visible and effective way of serving the community is through our minibus or ‘ambulance’, as we like to call it.

This has a tail-lift for wheelchairs or those with more severe mobility problems and provides transport to and from club meetings and events, allowing those who ‘don’t get out much’ the freedom to access opportunities which otherwise would be beyond their reach. These can vary from

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Lunch Clubs to the Grapevine Club, Wareham Disabled Club or special outings to harbour or river cruises and Swanage Railway.

Obviously, this incurs considerable costs such as fuel, maintenance, insurance and depreciation – we aim to replace our bus every few years! – and this requires some serious fund-raising. In recent years we have received a much-needed boost for our ‘ambulance’ fund, having been invited to help in the organisation and catering for an annual ‘Classic Car’ Rally, staged locally.

Both local enthusiasts and many from more distant parts come together for a meal and social gathering while proudly displaying their gleaming motors. The most recent of these, held in July this year, enabled us to raise 6,000 pounds towards replacing our present bus and we are most grateful for the opportunity to be involved in such a prestigious and enjoyable event.

Please look out for Wareham Lions as we continue to serve in a host of ways.

Forthcoming events include the Jumble Sale in Wareham Town Hall on 1st October, our annual Swim for Charity at Purbeck Sports Centre on 16th October and the Seniors’ Party in January.

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The Purbeck Classic Car Rally The Purbeck Classic Car Rally main sponsors are B F Crew, D Curtis Ltd, Hallmark Cars, M J White Ltd, and Wool & Bovington Motors who for the past four years have elected to raise monies for Wareham Lions. We receive smaller sponsorships from over 30 local businesses and individuals enabling us to raise this year £6,000.

The Rally had two starts, with 26 Classic Cars beginning at the Silent Woman Pub Coldharbour and 24 Classic Cars at the Kings Arms Pub in Stoborough.

This years route took the cars from Wareham towards Arne across the heath to Corfe Castle and eventually taking the main road to Owermoigne and proceeding onto Crossways.

After lunch we held a raffle and everyone had a chance of winning 30 prizes donated

by local businesses. The day finished at a r o u nd 6 p m an d th e wea th er wa s outstanding as it has been for the last 6 years.

Next year Mike and Pam Jeffries have very kindly agreed to let us hold the event again at Hethfelton. This will be our 7th year and all proceeds once more will be for the “Wareham Lions”.

The Purbeck Association of The National Trust Most of you will recognise the subject of this sketch as the RNLI College in Poole. So what’s it doing in a piece about our Association (apart from the fact that it was drawn by well-known local artist David Cole, who is one of our members)?

The answer is that the sketch is on the cover of our latest Newsletter, and highlights one of our forthcoming activities - a guided tour of the site followed by lunch at this, the headquarters of one of our leading charities. This is just one of 18 different visits, social events and talks we’ve organised for the next six months. We’re always looking for something new to do, so through the winter we’re having a series of monthly ‘hotpot lunches’ at Corfe Castle Tearooms. £7.50 will get members and their friends a traditional hotpot (or a vegetarian version). This seems pretty good value, and it includes the chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.

Our annual membership is also 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 visit our website www.purbecknt.org.uk, where you can see our whole programme of activities.

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Accountants PJC Accountancy Services...... 19 Aerials Repairline .............................. 27 TTS Media ............................. 21 Bathrooms C & C Bathrooms ................... 5 Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds ......................... 1 Boat Hire Wareham Boat Hire .............. 7 Builders Amos & Associates ................ 16 AMP ...................................... 18 Propoint ................................ 12 Carpets & Flooring Purbeck Flooring ................... 5 Cars — Recycling Dorset Motor Company......... 16 Community News Age UK Wareham.................. 8 Bere Regis Church ................. 24 Breath of Life Charity ............ 6 Communicare ........................ 28 Dorset Wildlife Trust ............. 22 Jurassic Jaunt ........................ 26 Purbeck Area NT.................... 36 Purbeck Classic Car Rally ....... 36 Purbeck Stone Flooring.......... 14 Wareham Floral Group.......... 25 Wareham Lions ..................... 35 Computer Services AJV Computing ...................... 12 Purbeck Computer Centre ..... 17

Purbeck Events.......................30 Rex Cinema............................10 Wareham Arch. Soc. ..............34 Wareham Area Senior Forum...34 Wareham Hemsbach Assoc ...34 Wessex Military Band ............ 6 Fashion Dress Code .............................27 Fencing Corbin Fencing .......................37 Film Schools Filmsteps................................23 Financial Services Anglebury Asset Management ........40 Positive Solutions — Allan Cruse ........11 Purbeck Wealth Management ........40 Fireplaces Alan the Stonemason.............12 Fitted Furniture Custom World........................13 Funeral Directors Albert Marsh..........................27 Garage Services Bere Regis MOT Centre.......... 9 JT MOT Centre .......................15 Trickett Welding ....................11 Gifts & Accessories Country Store.........................13 Golf Dorset Golf Resort.................16 Hairdressers Danni’s Hair Salon .................19

Jewellers Georgian Gems ..................... 28 Key Cutting & Engraving John Hagans.......................... 37 Landscaping Supplies Suttles ................................... 1 Logs Reg Adams ............................ 18 Memorial Masons Alan the Stonemason ............ 12 Mobile Fish & Chips Moby Micks........................... 7 Mortgage Advisors Anglebury Asset Management ....... 40 Painters & Decorators Alchemy ................................ 7 Pest Control Terminator ............................ 18 Plumbing and Heating C&C Plumbing ....................... 5 Heatwise ............................... 20 Purbeck Plumbing ................. 12 Printers Dorset Digital Print................ 28 Property Maintenance Simon Hart ............................ 18 Puzzles Prize Wordsearch .................. 33 Shoe Repairs John Hagans.......................... 37 Residential Nursing Homes Forest Hill House ................... 2

Dog Grooming Marilyn’s Doghouse .............. 16

Health & Fitness Fabulous Fish Pedicure Spa....18 Fit 4 Life .................................29

Taxis Jurassic Cabs ......................... 25

Electricians AA Hill Electrical .................... 9 TTS Electrical ......................... 21

Home Furnishings M G Furnishings.....................17

Tiles UK Tiles ................................. 3

Hotels, Pubs & Restaurants Gilly’s .....................................25 Kemps Hotel ..........................39 Kings Arms.............................15

Vets Wareham Veterinary Centre...... 25

Independent Financial Advisors Anglebury Asset Management ........40

Will Writing Allan Cruse ............................ 23

Insurance NFU Mutual ...........................19

Windows, Doors & Conservatories Fix-it ...................................... 9

Embroidery & Haberdashery Pinks...................................... 12 Events Bible Anniversary .................. 3 Fun Run ................................. 14 Guided Tours ......................... 34 Mantovani: Hollywood to Broadway.. 32 Osprey Boat Trip ................... 34

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Waste Services & Recycling Philip Trim ............................. 23

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