Thirsk Easingwold InFocus Summer 2017

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Blue Cross Annual Summer Open Day

Come along and support the Blue Cross at this great family fun day in Thirsk

The Clock

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local news: FEATURED The Clock Update

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New Businesses

We look at several new businesses across the area

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pets & animals: FEATURED

An update from the Blue Cross

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New businesses and services Local Events across the area FEATURED

Blooming baskets!

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Fresh from celebrating 15 years of The Clock this spring we have an exciting summer on the way. We will be running our annual Summer Activity Programme including a seaside trip, rocket making, graffiti art and more for our young members. Please pop in for more details and for booking forms.

We are also running our ‘Improving your Prospects’ programme over the Summer Holidays aimed at helping young people aged between 16 – 19 (or up to 24 with Special Educational needs) find the next step in their career. It includes accredited training in Employability and IT Skills.

Our adult support services have expanded. We are running dropins for help finding work, and also teaching basic computer skills.

These operate in the Methodist Church on St James Green on Mondays between 2:30 and 4:30pm and alongside our Time for Time project on Wednesdays between 9:30am and 11:30am.

Rural Arts this Summer FEATURED

Richard III Celebrated Advertising Details & Index

Welcome to the Summer issue As Summer arrives we bring you a wide selection of local news and updates, from Thirsk Clock on p4, to Rural Arts Summer season on p20. There’s also some great family day’s out and events on p12.

Don’t forget, if you have any news, events, updates or stories of local interest, please send them to editorial@jkanorth.com and we’ll do our best to publish them for you.

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I hope you all enjoy this issue and I’ll see you again in Autumn.

Best wishes,

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We have identified in order to improve our services we are in desperate need of more laptops.

These can be hugely helpful in delivering our accredited training and also as a resource for use by our members. If you have an old windows laptop that is still in working order we would greatly appreciate any donations.

Our Sundial Gardening project, thanks to funding from Tesco, has come on dramatically over Spring.

However there is still much planting to be done both by our young members and adults. If you would like to participate young people can drop in during youth café between 5 and 7pm on Mondays and Wednesdays, and Adults can volunteer between 9:30 and 11:30am on Wednesdays.

If you are interested in taking part in activities, volunteering or would like support please get in touch on 01845 524 494, or you can find us behind the Methodist Church on St James Green in Thirsk.

Lord Lieutenant Barry Dodd (Third from right) visiting The Clock during our ‘It’s Time To See What Makes The Clock Tick’ Event, pictured with Little Hands Youth Club run by Sam Bryson (Third from Left)

‘Access to Inclusion’ is another new Adult Support service offering in depth advice and guidance aimed at tackling poverty and social

Christine Campbell | Editor

A volunteer and Sam exclusion Bryson working on the faced

by Sundial Garden Project. disadvantaged people in Hambleton. The aim is to address the root causes of poverty, help boost confidence and improve quality of life.

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“New To The Area� is a new business feature specifically designed to help new businesses and those that are offering new businesses and services to promote themselves cost effectively.

they will receive the equivalent space in complimentary editorial*. This editorial provides excellent business exposure to 16,200 homes and businesses and allows further explanation of the new business or services available.

Businesses are invited to submit their adverts to this feature at the regular price (Advert sizes available: 1/8 and Âź) and

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New Gift Shop!

Vixendale Gifts is a unique new gift shop to Thirsk, having set up 2 years ago in Ripon.

Its owner Cath has worked in retail for a number of years but became disillusioned with selling massproduced foreign gifts, so decided to set up her own business.

With a lifelong love of animals, coupled with a desire to support British talent, she set up Vixendale Gifts. She really enjoys sourcing new products, looking for something a little different, depicting a beloved pet, wild or

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a farm animal. She is the local stockist for the incredible Edge sculptures, which have to be seen to be fully appreciated.

The little shop, located on Millgate is a real animal-lovers paradise, full of useful gifts for all budgets, such as kitchen textiles, mugs & cushions. She also stocks unusual greetings cards, stationery & gift wrap. New ranges are regularly introduced to keep the shop fresh & attractive & items can often be sourced for you which depict a particular animal or breed. Well behaved dogs are welcome to visit too.

Apollo Blinds comes to York and Harrogate Apollo Blinds is now open and serving homeowners in York, Harrogate and the surrounding areas.

The company is backed by the world’s largest manufacturer of blinds, which is why Easingwold businessman Andrew Britton had the confidence to become part of the Apollo Blinds network because it can genuinely offer the widest collection of madeto-measure window blinds, shutters and awnings.

Andrew has hit the ground running with his stunning collections of Vertical, Venetian, Roller, Roman and Roller blinds as standard. But it’s the specialist products that are really catching the eye of homeowners.

Duette® blinds He said that Duette® blinds in particular are proving popular because as well as looking fantastic, they have proven energy-saving properties that can prevent 79% of solar heat from entering the home and can also reduce heat loss by up to 46%. In winter, this could reduce heating bills by up to 12%.

Intu® blinds Then there’s the range of Intu® blinds, which are designed to fit seamlessly within the frames of most modern windows, bi-fold doors, tilt-and-turn windows and conservatories.

“These are just two great examples of the collections of blinds that homeowners probably haven’t seen before, and we’re getting orders because they provide different options when it comes to shading and lighting solutions,” said Andrew.

“Other solutions that homeowners may not have seen before include our Twilight collection, which is a unique duo-roller fabric system that incorporates both solid and sheer fabric panels. We are also specialists in motorised blinds, and these are becoming increasingly popular.

Plantation Shutters “But if there’s one thing above all others that we’re already known for, it’s our collection of Plantation shutters – they are just sensational

and look absolutely stunning when installed.”

Apollo Blinds is part of Hunter Douglas, which means that it can offer the most comprehensive and robust manufacturer-backed guarantees in the industry.

Whilst the products are the star of the show, Andrew believes that his level of customer service and the quality of installation will set his business apart.

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range of windows, skylights and conservatories presents no problems for us.”

To book a free, no-obligation home consultation, visit: www.apollo-blinds.co.uk/york or call 01904 599101 or 01423 434101.

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Out & About 10th June

15th - 18th June

Yet again our family show, will showcase some of the best trucks in the country, with plenty of entertainment, food and trade stands on offer. 10am. Adults £7, Children £4, family ticket £20 (includes 2 adults and up to 3 children.

Thirsk Farmers Auction Mart & Rural Business Centre, Blakey Lane, Thirsk, YO7 3AB. Tel: 07801 581882 tickets: on the gate email: ttgthirsk@btinternet.com www.thirsktruckgathering.com ........................................................

n Willowman Festival 4 days of music in the heart of North Yorkshire. www.willowmanfestival.co.uk ........................................................

n HomeGrown Food Festival 10-5pm Applegarth, Northallerton www.homegrownfoodfest.co.uk ........................................................

n Harrogate Male Voice Choir St Mary’s Church Thirsk 7:30pm An evening of varied musical entertainment to support the work of The Clock as they celebrate their 15th anniversary. (reg charity 1096518) Tickets £8 / under 16 free 01845 524494 or £10 at the door. Refreshments included ........................................................

22nd June - 1st July

n Aldborough Festival A wide range of musical and operatic performances.

Box office 01423 900 979 General Enquiries 01423 324 899 Email: festival@aldborough.com www.aldboroughfestival.co.uk ........................................................

24th June

n Charity Concert 7pm in Northallerton Town Hall.

Northallerton Woodwind will be playing a variety of music in a charity concert in memory of Jane Hirst. Jane was a valued and active member of Northallerton Woodwind and is greatly missed.

Tickets are £7 and available from Greensleeves, Central Arcade, Northallerton with proceeds going to the new cancer unit at the Friarage Hospital and The Garden House Hospice. ........................................................

24th & 25th June

n Open Gardens Weekend Sion Hill Hall YO7 4EU 11-4.30pm Admission £5, children free. Home-made teas. In aid of the National Garden Scheme. ........................................................

24th & 25th June n Thirsk Truck Gathering

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1st July

n Thirsk RBL Band Summer Concert Free, retiring collection.

St Oswald’s Church, Front Street, Sowerby, YO7 1JG. 7.30pm. www.thirskrblband.weebly.com ........................................................

2nd July

n Husthwaite Village Open Gardens and Summer Market Husthwaite Village Hall YO61 4PY 11.00am – 5.00pm Join us for our special Summer Market and Open Gardens, where you can shop and visit some of Husthwaite’s beautiful gardens! Pick up something at the market from our artisan produce stalls, natural botanical beauty products, something for the garden or that pampered pooch!

Round your trip off with a spot of lunch! Market entry is free – Garden visits are £5 for adults, children free. All ages welcome! No dogs allowed in the gardens please Village hall is wheelchair accessible. Charity number 1013186 .......................................................

7th - 9th July

n Kilburn Feast Village Fete and road race. Friday: quiz evening. Saturday: Village Picnic, Treasure Hunt, and More...

Having an event?

Email us your event details to: events@jkanorth.com and we’ll publish it for you. Magazine distribution dates are on p30. ...Sunday: Road Race, Games, Stalls, Live Music, Grand Prize Draw, Tombola, Food, Drink, Duck Race and The Lord Mayor’s Parade A fun afternoon for all in and around Kilburn Village Square. info@KilburnFeast.uk www.kilburnfeast.uk .......................................................

12th July

n Abbey Orchard Guided Tour Ampleforth Abbey Orchard, Ampleforth, York, YO62 4EY. A guided tour of Ampleforth Abbey Orchard with lunch and produce tastings. 10:30am.

Tel: 01439 766000 tickets: tours@ ampleforth.org.uk or 01439 766000 email: tours@ampleforth.org.uk www.ampleforthabbeydrinks.org.uk Other dates available, please contact for details. .......................................................

16th July

The Flatts, Sowerby, YO7 1LU. .......................................................

28th August

n Yorkshire Plant Fair Newburgh Priory, Coxwold, YO61 4AS. Yorkshire Plant Fair organised by Flower Power Fairs. 11am - 4pm. Admission inc. fair, gardens & grounds.

Tel: 07730 859441 www.flowerpowerfairs.co.uk .......................................................

Galtres Centre 22nd June

n NT Live: Salomé 7.00pm: A charged retelling turns the infamous biblical tale on its head, placing the girl we call Salomé at the centre of a revolution.

28th June

n “Music and Laughter” The Forum, Northallerton Sunday 16th July at 2.00 pm A tribute to Wendy Reed & Diane Henry All proceeds to “Wendy’s Wish” & The Dales School Hydrotherapy Pool To celebrate the lives of these 2 lovely people, groups that they have been involved with are coming together to put on a great afternoon’s entertainment.

Those taking part will be Northallerton Musical Theatre Company, The Allerton Players, the Northallerton Variety Company and The Northallerton Methodist Church Choir.

Tickets are £10 and are available by telephoning 01609 770936 or 01609 776230 or on line at: www. forumnorthallerton.org.uk ........................................................

n ROH Live: Otello 7.15pm: Antonio Pappano conducts a new production of Verdi’s thrilling Shakespeare-inspired opera.

n Art in the Pen Thirsk Auction Mart, Blakey Lane YO7 3AB. Two day event featuring many arts and crafts. 10am to 4pm. £2. www.artinthepen.org.uk .......................................................

n NT Live: Yerma ​7.00pm:Billy Piper plays a young woman is driven to the unthinkable by her desperate desire to have a child in Simon Stone’s radical production of Lorca’s achingly powerful masterpiece. ........................................................

22nd & 23rd July

26th July

n Borrowby Show Hillside Rural Activities Park, Knayton, Thirsk Sat Nav YO7 4AX or YO7 4AN. Tel: 07592 518848 info@borrowbyshow.org.uk www.borrowbyshow.org.uk .......................................................

6th August

n Thirsk and Sowerby Festival Fun for all the family - a free festival which will include dog show, reenactment society, archery, drum band, bouncy castles, soap box racing. Plus food and craft stalls and a beer tent.

10am-4pm. Free entry.

To take a stall or advertise, email Hazel: hazeldb@icloud.com, or Trish: beadle. patricia@hotmail.co.uk.

Tel: 07920 018521

15th July n Live Music for a Midsummer Evening 7.30pm: Celebrate the summer with popular ladies’ choir “Musicality”.

Featuring works by leading choral composers, as well as a mix of spirituals, folk and show songs and pop classics. ........................................................ n NT Live: Angels in America Part One: “Millennium Approaches” 7.00pm: Thu 20th Jul ​Part Two: “Perestroika” -​ 7.00pm: Thu 27th July ........................................................

31st August

20th Sept

n ROH Live: The Magic Flute ​7.15pm: Prince Tamino promises the Queen of the Night that he will rescue her daughter Pamina from the enchanter Sarastro. He begins his quest, accompanied by the bird-catcher Papageno – but all is not as it seems.

David McVicar’s classic production of Mozart’s great opera is conducted by Julia Jones. ........................................................

You can book tickets in person or by telephone.

The Galtres Box Office is situated in the entrance foyer and is open Mon-Fri 9.00am-5.00pm. Tel. 01347 822472 ........................................................

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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GARDEN VIEW

Blooming

Baskets!

It’s hanging basket season! They can be a source of delight but also a source of stress. It’s easy for a hanging basket to fail badly.

Too sparsely filled and they look bedraggled. Too little water and death is swift!

The secret to growing a successful basket lays both in the way it’s planted but also in sensible aftercare.

Plant the basket with bedding plants ideally at the end of May and beginning of June. Then give them some shelter in a porch, or unheated greenhouse, or even under polythene at the side of the house. This allows the new plants to grow and toughen up a little before they are hung in their final position.

especially when they are wet and you really don’t want your lovingly-planted orb of flowers to be deposited unceremoniously all over the floor!

Planting is easiest if you balance the basket on a large flowerpot or bucket. Fibrous liners help to retain water and look nicer than polythene. For extra moisture retention place a circle of polythene in the base of the basket before filling with soil.

The best planting medium is soilless multi-purpose compost, mixed with water-retaining granules. Place a layer of compost in the base of the basket and push the first layer of plants through.

Trailing plants such as lobelia, bidens and ivy-leafed pelargoniums look lovely but you can be as creative as you like.

Water the plants in their containers

Check that your bracket and chains for

before planting them and squeeze the

signs of rust and also check that the

rootball firmly to make it small enough to

bracket is securely fixed to the wall.

push though the mesh from the outside.

Hanging baskets are extremely heavy,

Plant quite densely and gradually build

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up layers of plants and soil. When it’s full to within 3 cm of the rim you can plant up the top with more upright, compact bushy plants like begonias, petunias and pelargoniums.

Make sure your basket never dries out.

It will be reliant on you for all water and nutrition. If you water it at least once a day and feed with dilute tomato fertilizer once a week I promise it will be blooming basket in the best possible way.

Happy gardening

By Rachael Leverton

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Blue Cross Thirsk

Annual Summer Open Day Join Blue Cross for their annual open day and fun dog show fundraiser on Sunday 13th August at Thirsk Farmers Auction Mart, Thirsk Rural Business Centre, Blakey Lane. Gates open at 11.00am and entrance is £1 for adults and 50p for children and concessions. All funds raised on the day will go towards the care of homeless dogs and cats staying at the charity’s animal rehoming centre in Topcliffe.

Activities include craft fair, refreshments and family fun.

There will also be the popular dog show, all dogs are welcome to enter at £1 per class. Is your dog the fastest sausage eater?

Has he got the waggiest tail? Are you the owner that most looks like their dog? Classes open to all ages of owner and fancy dress is encouraged!

Things to think about before taking on a pet Pets are incredibly rewarding and play a huge part in our lives.

However, before taking on a pet always do some research and think about the amount of time, cost and things like what you will do when you are on holiday. Sadly,

some pets arrive at Blue Cross because owners simply hadn’t realised the commitment, time and cost pet ownership involves.

It is also vital when getting a pet to investigate the breed – what was the dog bred to do and can you recreate that activity in the home, some dogs need more mental stimulation than others and breeds of cats also have different behaviours, some are prone to be noisier than others for example.

We would always urge anyone thinking of getting a pet to get in touch with us here at the centre.

Our kennels are closed because we match pets on a case by case basis depending on their needs and a potential owner’s lifestyle.

The dogs can get really stressed out in kennels so we do everything we can to prevent this and make their time with us as relaxed as possible. Our pets also go to new homes already microchipped, neutered and vaccinated and all come with lifetime of support from our animal behaviourists.

We rehome to absolutely anyone so don’t be put off if you have children or are elderly – we believe there is a match for everyone.

So once you are sure a pet will fit happily into your family and lifestyle have a look at our website and see all the different pets available from the local centre.

Your local Blue Cross is on Station Road, Topcliffe, YO7 3SE, 0300 777 1540. All pets at the centre are featured on the Blue Cross website ww.bluecross.org.uk or why not join us on Facebook?

Opening Hours Tuesday to Sunday: 10.00am–5.00pm Animal viewing times: 10.00am–4.00pm.

Mondays and bank holidays: closed Address Parklands, Station Road, Topcliffe, Thirsk, YO7 3SE Tel: 0300 777 1540 Fax: 0300 777 1541 Email: thirsk@bluecross.org.uk

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Exciting Summer at Rural Arts Join us for a fantastic selection of workshops, exhibitions and performances this summer as we continue to celebrate our 25th anniversary year.

Book places online at www.ruralarts.org or call 01845 526536

A Taste of Art Workshops

All sessions £3.50

Learn something new with our great range of introductory art workshops, with Angela Hall.

7th August – Ceramic Pinch Pots 8th August – Cross Stitch Textiles 9th August – Block Printing 10th August – Watercolour Painting

China Painted Tiles

Art Club

Wednesday 28th June (10.30am12pm) £15 Learn how to decorate porcelain tiles with a brush and paper cut stencils.

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Porcelain Hanging Plaques

Wednesday 12th July (10.30am-12pm) £15 Make your own plaques using clay by adding textures, patterns and colour.

Are you aged 5–8, and interested in arts activities? Join our Art Club for children and young people during term time on Saturday mornings, and Thursdays after school. You can also complete a Bronze or Silver Arts Award through the club. Find out more at www.ruralarts.org/saturday-art-club.

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Workshops .......................... Adult Workshops at Rural Arts give you Cold Porcelain Jewellery

Wednesday 19th July (10.30am-12pm) £15 Make beautiful porcelain jewellery and learn about the methods used to decorate, glaze and finish ceramic wares.

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August Children’s Workshops

Enjoy children’s creative workshops on offer in August, for you to enjoy as a family! Under 8’s to be accompanied by an adult.

10.30am – 12pm

the opportunity to learn or develop an artistic skill in a relaxed, creative environment, and are suitable for beginners.

Memory Textiles (with Jane Wilson) Saturday 24th June (10am-4pm) £35 + £5 materials Bring your own materials and learn how to combine textiles to create a sentimental memory piece.

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Painting with Thread: One Day Masterclass (with Dionne Swift) Tuesday 11th July (10am-4pm) £65 + £5 materials

Rural Arts, The Courthouse, Westgate, Thirsk, YO7 1QS The Courthouse Café and Gallery are open Monday to Saturday 10am 4.30pm This is an intensive masterclass where you will learn to use your sewing machine as a brush and your thread as paint.

New: Ceramics Open Studio Pilot Scheme

Fridays 14th, 21st, 28th July & 4th August (10am-1pm) £125 + £10 materials Experiment with silkscreen printing, etching, lithography, and block printing, including lino woodcutting.

Every Thursday, 18th May – 28th September (10am-2pm) £10 per session Rural Arts will be opening its studio space on a weekly basis to individuals working with clay. A technician will be on hand to support access to equipment and materials. This is an opportunity to work alongside makers of all levels to help share ideas and skills.

Cyanotype

Digital Workshops

Saturday 15th July (10am-1pm) £25 + £10 materials Make indigo coloured prints of plants or thin fabrics. Bring along objects such as grasses and flowers.

Join our expert iPad tutor Claire Ford for friendly and informative Saturday sessions.

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Paper Lithography

Saturday 17th & 24th June (2-4pm) £25 for both sessions Try before you buy! If you’ve never used an iPad before, Claire will take you through the very first steps. iPads are provided.

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Experiment with Printmaking (4 week course)

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Saturday 12th August (10am-1pm) £27 + £10 materials Learn the basics of this process by using black and white photocopies to create individual printing plates.

iPad for Complete Beginners (2 day course)

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Wednesday 16th August (10am-4pm) £50 + £25 materials Use stencils to print your design onto a length of fabric and create your own bespoke lampshade.

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course) Saturday 15th & 22nd July (2-4pm) £25 for both sessions For those who already own an iPad, but want to improve their skills to greater detail – covering everything from emails to apps.

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Join us in Middleham for a

fantastic medieval weekend!

30th June - 2nd July

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Harelooms: p6 Love Thy Interiors: p6 Gardens & Outdoors Design Exteriors: p21 Harpers: p10 Northern Bees: p17 Resin Drives: p24 Gifts Cathedral Court Medals: p20 Granary Picture Framing: p19 Spectrum Framing & Gallery: p3 Vixendale Gifts: p8 Hair & Beauty Beauty Within: p3 Helen Foster Mobile Hairdresser: p14 Watkins Wright: p11 Healthcare & Wellbeing Clock Tower Dental: p14 Market Place Dentistry: p3 Home & Interiors Apollo Blinds: p9 Brian Jones Upholstery: p6 Court Homemakers: p2 Dales of Thirsk: p23 Dream Doors: p5 Finesse Interiors: p11

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