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Busy times at Jennyruth Workshops

find out what the team at Jennyruth Workshops have been 06 We upto for the last few months

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Nature in the Garden How to get the best from your garden this Spring

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Spring at Jennyruth Workshops FEATURED

News from Ripon Cathedral The Royal Northern Sinfonia returns FEATURED

Ripon Area Music & Arts Diary

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Hardy Spring annuals Advertising Details Advertiser Index

Welcome to the Spring issue As we look forward to early Summer and warmer weather, we feature a range of exciting updates and news from across Ripon, Masham and the surrounding area. Jennyruth Workshops have been busy and we catch up with them on p6. There’s lots of events to enjoy on pages 8 and 9, whilst we look forward to the return of the Royal Northern Sinfonia Orchestera on p6. Don’t forget, if you have any news, events or stories of local interest, please feel free to send them to editorial@jkanorth.com.

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Nature

Creating spac es for yourself, family and wil dlife

in the Garden

Spring’s canvas is adorned with sunshine, raindrops and rainbows.

Listen carefully, and you may hear the sound of nature’s cogs beginning to whirr as your garden stirs.

From here, the growing pace quickens, gently clicking through the gears towards the summer zenith. Now is a perfect time to get into your garden to get your hands dirty or to just relax, unwind and let your troubles float away.

Make the most of your time off this year and enjoy carefree days in your own isle of calm. We all thrive in a stress free environment and it’s important to take a break. Therefore,

Plants in Focus: Spring Blooms Lenten Rose – Hellebore A group of shade tolerant evergreen perennials with elegant, early spring flowers with many varieties.

Fleabane – Erigeron ‘Karvinskianus’ A plant that enjoys warm, well drained conditions and looks fantastic creeping over walls.

think about what you want from your garden and how you’d like to create your own piece of paradise. You can use your garden as an extension of your living space, to watch wildlife in or simply see the blooms come and go through the seasons.

At Timothy Campbell Landscapes, we create gardens with passion, care and a personal touch. If you would like a bespoke design and/or build to create your own beautiful, unique space then please contact Tim or Vicky on 07739071012 or visit: www.timothycampbelllandscapes. co.uk

Kojo Cherry - Prunus incisa ‘Kojo-no mai’ A small deciduous tree with abundant delicate, white flowers blushed with pink.

Happy Gardening!

Wildlife Corner: Batty about Bats These are fantastic little creatures and are much more fun than they are made out to be. As a child I recall many a tale about blood sucking vampire bats, however, our UK species are only interested in devouring our insects and can eat in excess of three thousand per night! Therefore, they’re more gardener’s friend than fiendish foe.

gardener it will help to leave walls unpointed, plant insect attracting plants (especially night scented varieties), build a pond, create linear planting (hedgerows and treelines), minimize artificial outdoor lighting and leave parts of the garden to go wild.

Remember, bats are a protected group of mammals so ensure that you don’t handle them whilst trying to help.

There are many things you can do to support our local populations.

Bats require places to sleep, safe roosting sites, water and foraging habitats, among other things. As a

Finally, if you’re really lucky, you may catch a glimpse of these wonderful little creatures darting through the night sky as darkness falls over your garden

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Springtime at Jennyruth Workshops All aboard

We are always delighted to welcome friends old and new to the workshops at Bridge Hewick, and the same can be said of the commissions we have done over the years and continue to undertake. We were pleased to welcome back ‘Ivor’ and ‘The Wren’, two engine housings we made several years ago that were in need of a bit of tlc. Many of our workers were involved

in the refurbishments which included repainting and upgrading some of the fittings. We have some real train enthusiasts here so they were especially pleased to undertake the work. We hope the engines will continue to provide many more years of service on their narrow-gauge railways.

Caring for the environment

Some of our workers are working towards their Entry level 3 Certificate in Personal and Social Development through the NYCC Adult Learning and Skills Service and have been looking at environmental matters. We have all been doing our bit to cut down on our use of plastic, including collecting crisp packets to recycle through the collection point at the Sun Parlour café. We are very aware of looking after wildlife too and continue to enjoy making a range of wildlife

habitat boxes. We must say a special thank you to Sharon’s Barbers on North Street for selling so many of our individually crafted birdboxes and bee homes. We have also recently produced a number of habitat boxes for a wildlife area at Fellbeck.

Seasonal colour

As well as taking commissions and having a range of core products we are constantly looking at new ideas. This Spring has been no exception with the introduction of some colourful bird and flower decorations to brighten up planters. We also continue to work with many local groups and have been pleased to join with our friends at Brighter Boroughbridge to work alongside local artist Josie Nicholson to produce new display boards. Look out for these on the roundabout on the approach to Boroughbridge.

Awards

We are delighted to have won another prestigious Duke of York Community Initiative Award. This Royal Award is presented to community projects based in Yorkshire in recognition of the work they do. We would also like to thank Ripon’s Got Talent for selecting us as their charity of the year, they say they ‘Couldn’t be happier to be supporting such an amazing charity’.

A big thank you goes to all our customers, supporters and volunteers. If you haven’t been to visit us before, please do come and see us – and look out for us at various community events throughout the year.

We love talking to people about what we do so please get in touch if you are looking for a speaker or presentation for a local group – and don’t forget to follow us on social media. Enjoy the Summer.

Jennyruth Workshops Unit 5, Red House Farm, Newby Hall Estate, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4 5AY Tel: 01765 606620 email: info@jennyruth.co.uk www.jennyruth.co.uk

Friday 17th May 7.30pm - Ripon Cathedral

Royal Northern Sinfonia

Weber: Der Freischutz, Strauss: Horn Concerto, Beethoven: Leonore No 3, Brahms: Symphony No. 1.

Janusz Piotrowicz conducts music of striking contrasts: Weber’s haunting tunes and blazing fanfares; virtuosic Strauss played

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Spring Update The staff and Trustees of the Development Campaign were extremely sad to say goodbye to our wonderful chairman the late Dr Colin Harrison, CBE, who led the campaign since 2009. He was instrumental in raising significant funds for the music and fabric of Ripon Cathedral and more recently he has been involved in the vision for providing enhanced facilities to take Ripon Cathedral forward into the 21st Century. His funeral took place in the cathedral on Monday 28 January 2019. In Colin’s own words “On we go”……..

The Development Campaign Team now carries on fundraising and the good work that Colin started. At the October meeting, the Trustees agreed that we should produce an enews in place of the printed Spring newsletter to save both funds and resources and we hope that as donors to the campaign you will agree and enjoy this publication. The printed newsletter will be posted out in August together with the Christmas card leaflet.

We are pleased to report that in 2018 the Campaign raised £185,843. This was a good result and represents a sound performance with particularly gratifying were the contributions from events, memberships and charitable trusts.

We are looking forward to a busy year in the campaign office. You will find a full programme of fundraising events in this issue, together with ways you can get involved and help to support Ripon Cathedral for future generations to enjoy.

Please get in touch with Margaret, Molly, or Carolyn for further information.

Contact the Cathedral Office on 01765 603462 Chapter House: 01765 602072 www.riponcathedral.info

Young Musician and the Dennis Brain Horn Prize; Beethoven’s compelling drama and Brahms’ magnificent First Symphony - a tornado of passion and sumptuous melody. ‘sheer exhilaration … this was spine-tingling stuff’ (RPO/ Piotrowicz/Royal Albert Hall) Music Web International. www. riponinternationalfestival.com Tickets: £12 - £32 Box Office: 01765 605508

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Ripon Area Music & Arts Diary 13th April

Spring Concert St Cecilia Orchestra

7:30pm Ripon Cathedral, Ripon, HG4 1QS Star saxophonist Jess Gillam joins StCO for a wonderful concert of popular film music, featuring “Escapades” by John Williams and Darius Milhaud’s “Scaramouche”. Copland’s Appalachian Spring, Williams’ Star Wars Suite and Shostakovich’s Tahiti Trot complete the programme. Ticket prices tba.

Tickets available online (www.st-cecilia.org.uk) Other ticket outlets: Little Ripon Bookshop, Westgate; Henry Roberts Books, The Arcade. or contact St Cecilia Orchestra www.st-cecilia.org.uk. 01765 602856 ....................................................................

17th April

Bach ST Matthew Passion Vocalis chamber choir

7:00pm St Peter’s Church, Harrogate. HG1 1RW St Peter’s church choir and Vocalis Chamber choir conducted by John Longstaff, with professional singers and chamber ensemble will perform John’s edition of Bach’s masterpiece St Matthew Passion in Holy Week.

Tickets: For ticket information please contact Vocalis chamber choir: www.harrogatevocalis.org.uk ....................................................................

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The Clock Fundraing Harrogate Male Voice Choir

7:30pm Abbey Church, Ampleforth, YO62 4EN The Clock in an independent charitable organisation which delivers services to young people and adults across Yorkshire Tickets: For ticket information please contact Harrogate Male Voice Choir or The Clock: www.thirskclock.com 01845 524494 ....................................................................

11th May

Celebrating 50 years of singing Harrogate Male Voice Choir

7:30pm The Royal Hall, Harrogate, HG1 2RD As a climax to our 50th Anniversary Celebrations we’re holding a Gala Event at Harrogate’s Royal Hall with special guests VOCES8 vocal ensemble Tickets: For ticket information please contact Harrogate Male Voice Choir or Harrogate Royal Hall: www.harrogatetheatre.co.uk 01423 502116 ....................................................................

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Out & About Every Month 18th May

Wagner, Grondahl, Korngold, Stravinsky York Guildhall Orchestra

7:30pm York Barbican, York, YO10 4NT Wagner – Ride of the Valkyries from Die Walküre Grondahl – Trombone Concerto (Ian Bousfield) Korngold – Pierrot’s Tanzlied and Marietta’s Lied from Die Tote Stadt Pryor – The Bluebells of Scotland Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring Tickets: A: £25.3 - Central Stalls; B: £21.95 - Side Stalls; C: £17.45 - Rear stalls; D: £6.2 - Students and children under 16; www.yorkguildhallorchestra.com/ html/future_season.html 0844 854 2757 ....................................................................

18th May

Yorkshire Young Musicians Showcase Sowerby Music

7:30pm St Oswald’s Church, Sowerby YO7 1JG Tickets: Unreserved: £10; On the door : £11; Children 18 and under: £0; www.sowerbymusic.org.uk 01845 518001 ....................................................................

3rd June

Lunchtime Song Recital Wesley Centre Concerts

1:00pm Wesley Centre, Harrogate, HG1 1PP Song recital by Nick Pritchard (tenor) and Ian Tindale (piano) which will include the seconed performance of Songs of Illumination by Daniel Kidane, commissioned by Leeds Lieder in 2018.

Tickets: unreserved: £8; wesleycentreharrogate.org.uk 01423 883618 / 509917 ....................................................................

8th June FAURE - REQUIEM AND RUTTER - FEEL THE SPIRIT

n Ripon Ghost Walks @ 7.15pm Explore the darker side of the historic city of Ripon on this ghost walk, hearing tales of ghouls and ghostly goings on around every corner! Explore the darker side of Ripon’s history from the macabre to the mysterious! Discover ancient burial sites, curious bone finds and characters who lived and died hundreds of years ago but who some say still linger! Meet at the Cabman’s Shelter on the Market Place for a 7:15pm start IF YOU DARE! There’s no need to book - just turn up.

Price: Adults £3, Under 16s £1.

The walk will last around 1 hour 35 minutes, finishing back at the Market Square in time to see the Ripon Hornblower at 9pm.

For more details: yorkshiretrails.co.uk www.riponmuseums.co.uk/events .........................................................

Every Monday

n Slimming World Masham Town Hall, Little Market Place, Masham 17:00. Join a warm and friendly group, either from 5-6.30pm or 7-8.30pm. Every Monday. Just £9.95 on your first night then £4.95 a week.

Contact Cate, Slimming World Consultant on 07834 897533. .........................................................

Every Month

n Husthwaite & District Gardening Club Husthwaite & District Garden Club enjoyed some very successful and entertaining talks during 2018 and we look forward to more of the same in the New Year. There is no January meeting but on 14th February Sally Pickering will give a talk entitled ‘The Cutting Garden’; on 14th March we look forward to Paul Robinson introducing us to ‘Pests, Diseases and Poisonous Plants’.

The April meeting sees John and Gail Summerfield talking about ornamental grasses. The Club’s AGM will be on 9th May; this will be followed by an opportunity to ask gardening questions.

Harrogate Choral Society

7:30pm Ripon Cathedral, Ripon, HG4 1QS With soloists Isobel Rose, Anna Burford and Miles Taylor. Accompanied by the Amici Ensemble and conducted by Andrew Padmore. Ticket information to follow please visit our website for updates.

Tickets: For ticket information please contact Harrogate Choral Society. www.harrogatechoral.org.uk www.harrogatechoral.org.uk ....................................................................

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The final programmed event of the year will be our plant sale in Sunday 19th May. The Club meets in Husthwaite Village Hall on the second Thursday of the month and gardeners of all levels and experience are welcome, including those with no experience at all.

For further information please contact Simon Eedle on 07970 246033or look at our web site www.husthwaitevillage. com/organisations.php and click on Gardening Club. .........................................................

6th - 28th April

n Easter Days Out at Lightwater Valley Lightwater Valley Theme Park in Ripon, North Yorkshire will be open for the Easter Holidays from Saturday 6th - Sunday 28th April. With over 35 rides and attractions, suitable for all ages, Lightwater Valley offers fantastic adventures for all the family.

Dates: 6th – 28th April 10am – 4:30pm Tickets: Over 1.3m £25 / 1m – 1.3m £17 / Under 1m £10 / Under 3’s FREE Lightwater Valley Theme Park North Stainley, Ripon, North Yorkshire HG4 3HT Contact telephone: 01765 635321 .........................................................

18th April

n Easter Family Day - Ripon Races Join us for an afternoon of quality racing and fun for all the family as we kick off our 2019 season. There will be lots of activities, fun and games for the kids and FREE chocolate. Kids go FREE. Boroughbridge Rd, North Yorkshire, www.ripon-races.co.uk .........................................................

30th April

n Modern Calligraphy Workshop Learn how to write beautifully using ink and nib on this modern calligraphy course with Sophie Roberts. Suitable for complete beginners this class will teach you everything you need to know starting right at the basics.

Instagram: Sophie Roberts Calligraphy 10am Talk and demo 10:30am...

...Refreshment break with tea & biscuits 11am - Modern Calligraphy 1:30pm approx. finish time Afternoon – Enjoy a walk around the beautiful autumnal Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park. Price £50 per person – includes workshop, materials, refreshments and garden entrance.

Himalayan Garden & Sculpture Park The Hutts, Hutts Lane, Grewelthorpe, HG4 3DA. 01765 658 009 .........................................................

19th April

n Jollyboat - Bards Against Humanity Tour The Frazer Theatre Comedy Club brings”Edinburgh Fringe legends” Jollyboat to the Frazer with their Bards Against Humanity Tour when they will present their best comedy songs from 10 years of touring comedy clubs, comic cons and music festivals. Brothers Ed and Tommy always enjoy a trip to Knaresborough, and not just because of the backstage biscuits! They say “We’re excited to return to the funkiest little town in the north – last year, in a tour featuring all the major cities in the UK, this became the gig where we had a big ‘blow out’ afterwards ” Tickets are £10 and are available at www.frazertheatre.co.uk or calling 07835 927965.

Doors open at 7.30pm, show starts at 8pm. £10 Doors 7.30pm Show 8pm Frazer Theatre Off High Street Knaresborough, HG5 0EQ Contact telephone: 07835927965 .........................................................

19th May

n Traditional Family Day - Ripon Races An afternoon of quality racing and fun for all the family with Punch ‘N’ Judy, Magic from Professor Dan, the National Festival Circus, Cu Karts, Bouncy Castles, Face Painting, Balloon Modelling and much more. Kids go FREE Gates open 12.00 First race 2pm Club £23 Paddock £15 Course £7 Car to

Course £20 (Max 4 adults) Kids FREE Book in advance to save £ Boroughbridge Rd, , Ripon, North Yorkshire HG4 1UG Contact telephone: 01765 530 530 .........................................................

Ripon Cathedral Events 6th May n Cathedral Beer Festival Join us for the annual Cathedral Beer Festival set within the stunning grounds of Ripon Cathedral. With award winning beers from around Yorkshire, with tasty wine, cider and Pimms on offer as well as delicious hot food, plenty of activities for the children and live music playing throughout the day. www.riponcathedral.info

18th May n Sponsored Abseil *BOOKING UP FAST!* Descend from 115 feet on the South West Tower of Ripon Cathedral in this unique opportunity to experience rarely seen views over the city of Ripon. www.riponcathedral.info

17th May

n Royal Northern Sinfonia 7.30pm - Ripon Cathedral Weber: Der Freischutz, Strauss: Horn Concerto, Beethoven: Leonore No 3, Brahms: Symphony No. 1. Janusz Piotrowicz conducts music of striking contrasts: Weber’s haunting tunes and blazing fanfares; virtuosic Strauss played by Anna Douglass, Winner, BBC Young Musician and the Dennis Brain Horn Prize; Beethoven’s compelling drama and Brahms’ magnificent First Symphony - a tornado of passion and sumptuous melody.

Music Web International www.riponinternationalfestival.com Tickets: £12 - £32 Box Office: 01765 605508 .........................................................

Please note: the editors cannot be held responsible for any changes to events listed. Please contact event organisers directly. All events correct at time of going to press.

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Dash Cams The dashboard camera, or dash cam, has become increasingly popular recently. So, should you think about buying one?

But why might you want one?

First-hand evidence in case of a car accident - This is the main reason why people invest in one. If you are involved in a collision you can prove that it was not your fault by submitting the camera footage as evidence.

It’s a compelling reason for buying one.

Reporting a dangerous driver Sometimes you see a driver do something so reckless and irresponsible right in front of you that you fear for the safety of other road-users. Reporting that person becomes much easier with evidence.

In the US there are special channels for reporting dangerous drivers, with the aim of making roads safer for everyone. It is probable that the UK will follow suit.

Extra insurance for parents - We worry when our teens first start to borrow the car that they may not stick to the rules of the road. Knowing that there is a dash cam monitoring their driving behaviour is an extra incentive for them to pay attention, or they might not be trusted to take the car out again!

Prevention of insurance claim scams - Insurance fraud is a growing problem with vehicles. Some drivers purposely cause minor car accidents in order to put the blame on the other party, so they can extort money from the victim. The victim has no way of proving their innocence, so these people also fake injuries in order to collect the insurance money from their insurance companies. A dash cam will at least allow you to prove that you were not at fault in such a case.

find it’s been scratched? Or are you sure the neighbour’s children are scraping their bikes along the side of your vehicle when they squeeze past on the drive? A well-installed dash camera can efficiently record such events because most can be set to record even when the car engine isn’t running. Some can even send all the data to your laptop or smart phone remotely, giving you peace of mind.

Because the best camera is the one you have with you - It’s not all about the car! Check out online videos of

dash cams capturing unexpected phenomena. A family of ducks stopping traffic in Birmingham, a plane crashing right in front of a guy driving down a highway, and one Russian car driver’s dash camera recorded an enormous meteor that flew over Russia. The clip ended up being viewed millions of times on YouTube!

Dash cams are set to become as necessary an addition to our driving life as sat-navs. If you don’t already have one, perhaps you should think about it.

It keeps an eye on your car while you are not in it! - Have you ever returned to your car in a car park to

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GARDEN VIEW

Hardy Annuals!

Hardy annuals: the name is an oxymoron. Hardy plants are supposed to be able to survive the winter aren’t they, but annuals, by their definition, don’t.

In fact, the names hardy, half-hardy and tender, when applied to annuals, refer to the relative cold tolerance of the newly planted seeds.

Hardy annual seeds can handle being frozen in the soil so are ideal for planting outside, either in the autumn or now.

Productive, adaptable and cheap, they are the ideal creditcrunch plants. They are also easy-to-grow, so are brilliant for beginner gardeners.

For best results sow them as thinly as possible, cover lightly with sifted soil then firm it down. Protect them from cats and birds with netting until the seedlings are well established then thin them out to the distance recommended on the packet.

Good flowers for the annual-novice include poppy, calendula, larkspur, fried- egg plants (limnanthes), love-in-themist, clarkia and cornflowers.

If I could grow only one it would be Nigella damascena (love-in-the-mist). It’s an old cottage-garden plant and ‘Miss Jekyll’ is a beautiful, soft, pure blue variety with the added bonus of stripy seed pods once the flowers have faded.

flower. Children particularly love to grow them. Sow them singly in small pots or directly into the earth. If you sow them directly, plant two seeds into each hole and thin to one once they are established. They may need to be staked as they grow. There are some terrific varieties. A favourite of mine is Prado Red, which as the name suggests, produces deep red flowers. If you pinch them out, they‘ll grow to five feet and produce numerous blooms on each plant.

If sunflowers are the kings of the hardy annuals, then sweet peas are surely the fragrant queens. Old-fashioned or antique varieties tend to be best for scent though their flowers are slightly smaller. The great thing about sweet peas is that you have to pick them to prolong flowering so you have a wonderful excuse to have a fragrant home all summer long. Sweet peas should be planted a little deeper than other annuals. They are very thirsty flowers. My granddad used to line his sweet pea trenches with lots of wet newspaper. He won prizes for his blooms, so he obviously knew a thing or two about it.

Next time you’re at the garden centre...walk right on by the showy (and expensive) potted plants and head for the seed section. For a very small outlay you can add colour, shape, interest and completely transform your plot ...and if you don’t like it, you can always change it again next year.

Happy gardening!

By Rachael Leverton

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