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What incredible weather we have had recently. I do hope it continues for the children and the summer holidays. I know it can sometimes be too warm, but at least we can get out and about, have barbecues, meet friend and neighbours and let the children run around, while we sit and have a wellearned glass of wine, or two. Long may this continue. Your local magazine continues to be a source of good local trades and services. We are here to provide you with the help you need, in the Advertise with us house and for yourself. The articles Take your business to new heights are hopefully interesting too and with our affordable advertising give you some reading in the garden, packages! Supply your own artwork or or with your feet up on the sofa use our in-house design and brand after a long day at work. If you have expert. To chat to Debbie or the sales any suggestions for improving the team, give us a call: magazine, I am always happy to hear from you. 01305 443266 This month, Daichi the Modern Magazine’s Campervan was back on the road! He took us to Marshfield Farm near Bath. It was a wonderful day out and we highly recommend their ice-cream! If you get a chance to come to Weymouth this summer, do pop into “Wafflicious” opposite the helter skelter on the beach to say Hello! We would love to see you. Here’s to a delightful summer all round. Very Best Wishes,

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Mayor’s Message August is always a fantastic time in Weymouth, it’s great to see tourists and local people making the most of our town and enjoying our beautiful beach and stretch of coastline. This summer of course marks a decade since Weymouth hosted the Olympic and Paralympic sailing events. The celebrate this occasion, Weymouth Town Council hosted a series of free events on the beach to recapture the Olympic spirit and encourage more people to get active. It was brilliant to see so many people of all ages and abilities taking part in sports – and who knows, maybe it’s helped to inspire a future Olympian or Paralympian! Keeping with the Olympic and Paralympic theme, a sculpture was recently unveiled in the Nothe Gardens to mark the ten-year anniversary of Weymouth’s involvement in the London 2012 Games. The Arts Development Company worked with Weymouth Town Council on the design brief, with local artist Brendon Murless tasked with creating the sculpture. It‘s a visual reminder of what was a fantastic occasion it was for the Olympics and Paralympics to come to Weymouth and is a perfect spot for selfies A Weymouth Town Council pop-up event has been held at the Weymouth Information Shop – a great new venue in the heart of the town where people can go for information, help or support. It was a good opportunity for councillors and officers to meet with local people and tell them all about the work of the town council and gain people’s views on what’s important to them. Three spectacular firework displays over Weymouth seafront are taking place in 6

August. The first event was on Monday 1st, with two other events on the 15th, and the August Bank Holiday on the 29th, starting at 9.30pm). Displays on 1st and 15th August are lower noise fireworks. If you haven’t been to an event already, I would encourage people to make an evening of it and support our local hospitality venues prior to the displays. I’m also glad that we’re able to hold two lower noise displays after the successful trial of these displays last summer – this will mean that more people are able to enjoy our firework displays. Looking ahead to September, a diverse range of events will be taking place in the town. SEAFEST – the Dorset Seafood Festival returns to Weymouth Peninsula on Saturday 10th and Sunday 11th September. The following weekend, IRONMAN 70.3 Weymouth will be taking place on Sunday 18th September, with the month being rounded off by the Dusk ‘til Dark Illuminations event on Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th September. With so much happening in Weymouth over the next month or so, it’s a fantastic time to live in Weymouth and to #VisitWeymouth! To find out more about events happening in Weymouth, visit: www.weymouthtowncouncil.gov.uk/ events

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Talbot Village Trust donates £50,000 to help keep Dorset schoolchildren safe Talbot Village Trust, a local grant giving charity that supports worthy causes in south-east Dorset, has donated £50,000 to help not-forprofit organisation 360 Skills For Life keep schoolchildren safe across Dorset through classroom-based interactive learning. The Trust’s funding has helped the charity create Skill City, a high-quality virtual reality environment to address safeguarding issues for Year 6 to Year 9 pupils (10-14 year olds). Rob Hattersley, Founder and Managing Director of 360 Life Skills, said: “Safeguarding children is a matter of huge concern in schools and society generally, especially during the pandemic. Schools and agencies are doing so much in terms of improving processes, but there is an opportunity to use the classroom itself to raise awareness and confidence in children for keeping themselves safe.” Rob Hattersley added: “We are immensely grateful that Talbot Village Trust has enabled us to launch our first phase on safeguarding for 10-14 year olds. The Trust has given us a great foundation on which we can build, extending out to younger age groups and a wide range of additional skills for life topics, such as active travel and the climate emergency.” There are up to 18 age-appropriate safeguarding dilemmas available for teachers to select for students to experience either as a class or in groups. Within different virtual environments, including streets, crossings, parks, shops, police and railway stations, schoolchildren can play out scenarios, assess risks and investigate options. The objective is for pupils to develop transferable skills for every scenario in order to make confident decisions to keep themselves and others safe in real life.

Nicholas AshleyCooper, Chairman of Talbot Village Trust, said: “As supporters of the SafeWise charity, we were saddened by its closure in January 2021 due to Covid-related issues and are delighted to pledge our support to its new digital counterpart. 360 Skills For Life is a dynamic social enterprise with the foresight to look beyond exams to prepare our young people with the skills and confidence they need to live fulfilling and safer lives. We look forward to seeing how the pilot phase has helped children across the region when the full academic evaluation is published in early 2023.” Phase one is now live, with a limited number of fully funded places for both primary and secondary schools across BCP and Dorset council areas. Schools interested in applying are encouraged to get in touch through the website www.360skillsforlife.org Rob Hattersley continued: “Due to the current situation in schools, we have extended membership to the end of July 2023. This will allow schools joining us this term to explore the resource before they incorporate it into curriculum planning for the next academic year.” The Talbot Village Trust meets biannually and is accepting applications for funding from both previous and new applicants in the area before the Trustees meet in Autumn 2022. To apply for funding from the Trust, visit www.talbotvillagetrust.org to submit an online application.

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From Downton to Pamela Anderson The evolution of actress Lily James. In terms of career transformations, Lily James has been through many. From her early days of period drama grace and ﬁnesse on Downton Abbey, Cinderella and The Darkest Hour, to musical interventions – notably in the 2018 summer blockbuster, Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again – and punchy, actionled drama, in Baby Driver and Rebecca, comedy/reality fodder in the form of Yesterday, and romance-led ﬁlms such as Rare Beasts and The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society. If a genre exists that the 33-year-old British actress is yet to truly explore, it’s the biopic; yet all that is set to change this summer when Lily stars as Pamela Anderson in the upcoming Hulu-screened series Pam & Tommy. The eight-part series tells the story of how two stars from very opposite ends of the entertainment spectrum – she, the beach-bodied Baywatch star; he, the excess-strewn Motley Crew drummer – made waves and headlines in a sensational period during the Nineties. “Growing up, I never had the vision or perception that I would sculpt my own look to be that of Pamela Anderson!” begins the actress, with a laugh. “I mean, for a good two decades she

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First Beaver Kit born in Dorset for over 400 years Beavers have bred in Dorset for the first time in over 400 years at Dorset Wildlife Trust’s enclosed beaver site in West Dorset. Trail cameras inside the enclosure have captured images of a young beaver, known as a kit, and its mother, exploring the watery woodland created by its parents since they were released in February 2021. This landmark project for Dorset is hosted by Dorset Wildlife Trust working alongside lead partners, University of Exeter and Wessex Water to undertake a scientific study to assess all the impacts that beavers make on the natural environment including river flow, water quality and biodiversity. Since the beavers were introduced to site, they have built dams, creating a wetland to suit their needs but which also provides habitat for many other species, such as frogs and newts which depend on water. Rivers Conservation Officer, Steve Oliver said, “We have been closely monitoring the pair since their release and it has been clear that they have formed a strong bond in the time they have been on site, and this latest discovery is further evidence of this, alongside their industrious dam building activity. The trail cams have only identified one kit so far, but beavers can typically have one to four kits in a litter, and we are discreetly observing their activity to see if any others have been born.

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Weymouth Food Bank

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Family Matters

Providing donated good quality clothes, toys and equipment for baby’s and Pre- schoolers for families in need. To donate, volunteer or be referred, family.matters.wandp@gmail.com

Safe Sleep

A partnership between the Lantern and Refresh provides warm accommodation and hot meals to the homeless over winter. For more information or to volunteer, cherry.clarke600@gmail.com

Christian’s Against Poverty

CAP is a debt counselling charity which help negotiate with creditors and work with clients until they go debt free! For more information, claireatkin@capuk.org

The Nest Weymouth

A Not-for-profit community shop. Providing cheap, good quality, nutritious food to families and individuals with limited disposable income. To self-refer phone or text 07724285851 thenestweymouth@gmail.com

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A weekly free boxing and fitness group in a safe non judgemental and inclusive environment for those that struggle with their mental health Every Monday 10.30-12pm at Weymouth Boxing club, 32a Hardwick Street DT4 7HS Call Matt on 07824104646 for more info.

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The Modern Magazines Camper Van Daichi, our wonderful “Modern Magazines Campervan” loves a success story. This month he was very excited to be taking us to Marshfield Farm near Bath. The journey there is really quite stunning. Winding roads between beautiful, luscious green hills with views as far as the eye could see. Very soothing and Daichi purred his way there. Having bought an ice-cream parlour just a few months ago, and now serving this delicious ice-cream in our newly acquired “Wafflicious” premises on Weymouth seafront, we were really looking forward to seeing the factory and the farm for the first time. Based around a 17th Century Manor House, nestled in rolling green fields, this really is an idyllic place. Tim, alias Dad, and his wife bought the then run-down farm in 1971 and have created a haven for organically fed cows and now yummy flavoured ice-cream. Tim has worked on farms all his life and clearly loves his cows. They are well looked after. Will, his

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Daichi is all smiles arriving at Marshfield Farm! son, had a passion for ice-cream from an early age and Dawn his lovely wife laughed about the amount of icecream parlours they visited in Italy on their honeymoon some years ago. In 1988 after returning from agricultural college, Will wanted to diversify the family milk business and took up the challenge to create their first ice-cream – vanilla – which still today remains one of their best sellers. What an achievement. Originally there were around 35 cows, but now, some 30 years later there are 250 cows grazing on the 1100 acres of organically farmed land. The business is thriving. Cows are miked twice a day, once at 5am and then at 4pm, seven days a week. It is a never-ending task. In between these times the happy cows merrily eat the grass in the meadows surrounding the house, factory and newly built warehouses which have been adorned with hundreds of solar panels. These not only save thousands of pounds

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Ingredients (serves 8) For the lemon cake • butter, to grease the tin • 5 eggs • 300g caster sugar • 140ml double cream • finely grated zest of 3 lemons • 25ml dark rum • 1 pinch sea salt • 80g unsalted butter, melted • 240g plain flour • ½ tsp baking powder For the glaze • 50g apricot jam, warmed • finely grated zest of 1 lemon, plus 3 tbsp juice • 150g icing sugar

Method

2. Sift the ﬂour and baking powder together, then whisk into the egg mixture until smooth, spooning the mixture into the loaf tin and gently level the surface. Bake for 50 minutes, turning the tin around halfway through cooking. To test the cake, insert a small knife into the middle – if it comes out clean, the cake is cooked. 3. Turn out onto a wire rack and leave to cool for 10 minutes. 4. Lightly brush the cake all over with the warm jam. The jam creates a barrier, so the lemon glaze is not absorbed. Leave for 5 minutes.

5. Now mix the lemon zest and juice with the icing sugar in a small pan and warm over a low heat to 35°C, until smooth. If the glaze is any hotter, it will recrystallise, losing its shine and crispness. Brush the lemon glaze evenly over the top and sides of the cake and leave for a few minutes to set. 6. Finally, place the cake on a baking tray in the oven, turn off the heat and leave for 3–5 minutes to dry the glaze – it will become translucent. Allow to cool before slicing.

1. Lightly grease the loaf tin and line with greaseproof paper. Then, in a large bowl, whisk together the eggs, sugar, cream, lemon zest, rum, salt and melted butter.

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