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A Community Magazine to Inform and Inspire

s ’ r o t i d E ote n CONTENTS Tiny Bar Big Spirit

When Light Becomes Art

Gosport Girl

FLO'S POP-UP

Learning to Thrive

Playlist: FLO'S Festive Favourites

Christmas Events

Action Man

Wishing on a Star

Interior: A Houseboat Named Flo

Helping Your Child Find Their Path

Christmas: Love or Hate?

Cover Star

Charity Volunteer Opportunities

Balance Your Nervous System

DIY: Jar Lanterns

TEDx Gosport

Things I'm Inspired To Do

Recipe: Plum Chutney

Shop Local: Gift Guide

FLO'S Little Black Book

FLO'S MAG Stockists

Are you feeling festive yet? You will be by the time you’ve read this issue! The cover alone makes me want to put on a snood and break out into a Christmas carol. My vision for FLO’S MAG has always been about ‘living a good life’, whatever that means to you. We are all different, take what you need – inspiration, contacts, ideas. Heck, cut it up and use it to collage some Christmas cards if you like (just make sure you send me some photos). This magazine is YOURS. I have tried to make the pages ‘come to life’ as much as possible. I love to imagine readers scanning the QR code to listen to the playlist, taking some time out to ponder the journalling questions, doing the DIY activity and making the recipe. Get stuck in, it’s a feast for all the senses. During November and December make Flo your go-to for Christmas shopping. Come and see us at FLO’S MARKET (in Portchester Precinct on 14th November and 12th December) and/or FLO’S POP-UP @ The Courtyard in Fareham Shopping Centre (read all about this new venture on pages 10-11). We’ve changed the way we distribute slightly, we now have official stockists, yay! I will still be out exploring and distributing by hand, but having these stockists is a big help. Another thing that’s a big help is when readers spread the word. Why not have a think about who you know who would love FLO’S MAG and grab them a copy? It’s thoughtful, it’s free and it’s all part of the ecosystem that is Flo. Happy Chrimbo y’all!

P.S. If you’re a fan of FLO’S MAG and would like to show your appreciation, why not use the QR code to buy me a (virtual) coffee, I would love that.

Cover Image: Emma Trickle Editor’s Image: Natasha Jay Photography Design: Jodie Elliott @radcreativedesign

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Best Bar IN HAMPSHIRE & ISLE OF WIGHT 2026 MUDDY STILETTOS AWARDS

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We love small businesses with heart and soul, and for this issue's festive tip we're pointing you in the direction of Southsea Spirit, a ‘neighbourhood bar’ on Albert Road run by sisters Harriet and Charlotte. This dynamic duo started out in 2020 with a mobile bar, The Gin Emporium, serving weddings, festivals and celebrations. In 2021, one bottled cocktail recipe became Southsea Spirit Tropical Gin. That single spirit turned into the foundation for something bigger, and in 2023 they found their tiny bar and made it home. The sisters believe the best neighbourhood bars grow through collaboration, not in isolation. Workshops, tiny markets, pop-ups and community events are all part of the mix, and they're always dreaming up new ways to bring people together.

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"Southsea is full of brilliant independents," they say. "People here really make an effort to support local. There's a real sense that everyone wants to see each other do well, and we love being part of that." Christmas is their favourite time of year, and this festive season you can expect DJs, workshops, their monthly quiz night and a few pop-ups (follow their socials for details). New for this year are Tiny Christmas Parties: proper Christmas dos, just on a smaller scale, for small teams, independents, freelancers and friendship groups.

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When Light Becomes Art How stained glass can bring colour, light and your own story into the home BY JO MUNFORD

Follow me ● Instagram.com/seaview-studio ● Facebook.com/seaview.studio.design There is something magical about stained glass. Perhaps it is the way sunlight transforms colour, casting ever-changing patterns across a room, or the way a beautiful window can tell a story without saying a word. Unlike many forms of art, stained glass changes throughout the day and the seasons, coming alive as the light moves across it.

saints, historical events and the lives of their patrons. Today, stained glass can tell much more personal stories. A love of gardening might inspire a botanical design. A favourite animal or bird, place or pastime

For Jo Munford of Seaview Studio,

can become the starting point for a window or sculpture. Architecture and the interior can influence the design, colours and concept of a piece. Words or hidden messages

this combination of art, light and craftsmanship is at the heart of everything she creates.

that hold a special meaning for the client can also be incorporated. The possibilities are limitless.

Based in Netley, Jo designs and makes contemporary stained-glass windows, panels, sculptures and works of art, working closely with clients to create pieces that are unique.

“People often have a vague idea of what they would like, but don't necessarily know how that can translate into glass,” says Jo. “I love taking those initial ideas and digging deeper to turn them into something completely personal.”

The tradition of stained glass has long been associated with storytelling. Historically, windows were used to depict biblical stories,

Jo's own design background plays an important part in this process. Originally trained in textile design,

she later worked as an interior designer in the marine industry before establishing Seaview Studio. Her understanding of colour, pattern, materials and interiors is combined with traditional stainedglass techniques and years of hands-on experience. The result is work that is designed not simply to fill a space, but to become part of it. And while creating a complex stained-glass commission requires years of training, practice and experience, Jo also believes there is great pleasure in simply discovering the craft for yourself. This winter, Seaview Studio is offering stained-glass courses introducing the basics of copper foil and leadlight techniques. A chance to work with glass, learn new skills and enjoy the satisfaction of creating something you made with your own hands and can take home.

Saturday 7th Nov & Thursday 3rd Dec Make a Christmas tealight or suncatcher using copper foil technique. Saturday 16th & Sunday 17th January Traditional Stained Glass leadlight course.

Photo by Natasha Jay

Winter Course Dates

To find out more, or to discuss commissioning a bespoke piece visit seaview-studio.co.uk or contact Jo directly on jo@seaview-studio.co.uk.

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Gosport Girl BY CATT BURLAND

For this issue we invited 'Gosport Girl' Cat Burland to contribute with what local independent and arty things she's loving at the moment. I have been enjoying the change in seasons, wrapping up and slowing down for winter. My husband and I have been enjoying art classes hosted by Rich Oakes at The Hoppy Bull Bars, they’re a great way to spend an evening - roaring fire, real ale, and getting creative. I love our beautiful area, I cycle the beautiful scenic routes where Queen Victoria once enjoyed a private train. The coast is inspiration for the moving seascapes of artist Jackie Boggeln, and I always enjoy the fundraising Christmas Tree Festival at St. Mary's Alverstoke, a short walk from Stokes Bay. This winter I'm looking forward to gift shopping with Stoke Road’s independent traders, there’s something for everyone (and plenty on my own wish list). I enjoy an eclectic rummage at Stoke Road Emporium, or Miss Dolittle's independent boutique charity shop, or planning the next treat or project at KatieAnnDesigns jewellery; always a friendly welcome. A must for a cosy and nostalgic trip is Dolly's Vintage Tea Rooms, for tea and cake, which provides

inspiration for Flamingood Crafts found opposite who provide a whole host of crafty workshops. Or Woolly Warriors, an inclusive knitting and crochet community; found at the museum, alongside a host of treasures from local artists, and exhibits of international renown; including my new favourite merchandise from Hill Head Gallery. It’s my birthday near Christmas and I've been fortunate to have been gifted Bricksy artworks in years past. If you would like to enjoy their very special brand of Lego art, check out the Bricksy Trail created with the brilliant Level Up Gosport (and Mr Dot), providing real life work opportunities for local young people. As for eating out, I hope to try Lizz Turkish restaurant after hearing rave reviews! The Lightship is also a stunning occasion venue, and we have a tradition of delicious birthday breakfasts at Katie's Vinyl Bar & Kitchen. I can't wait to see what FLO'S MAG, CIRCLE and MARKETS have to offer next year!!

On the bucket list for workshops next year (often discovered through FLO'S MAG!) are collage at Port and Lemon, pottery with Potts Pottery, calligraphy with Lettering By The Sea, macrame making with Driftwood and Twine + Wat's On Glass fused glass workshops.

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**NEW FOR 2026!**

We're delighted that our community of independent makers and artisan producers will be popping up in 'The Courtyard' unit at Fareham Shopping Centre, every Saturday and Sunday throughout November and December. The initiative is being supported by Fareham Borough Council and Fareham Shopping Centre as part of wider efforts to encourage footfall and create fresh reasons to visit Fareham town centre. No two days will be the same at FLO’S POP-UP, there will be different traders every weekend, plus festive workshops to take part in. See page 2 for opening days/times. Councillor Ian Bastable, Deputy Leader of Fareham Borough Council, said: “We’re delighted to support FLO’S POP-UP @ The Courtyard and welcome another exciting use for a vacant town centre unit. It’s exactly the kind of creative and flexible use that helps bring vibrancy and activity into our town centre while longer-term regeneration plans continue to progress.” Come and meet the makers and shop local this Christmas.

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Saturday opening hours 9am-5.30pm Sunday opening hours 10am-4pm Christmas light switch on extended opening hours 9am-7.30pm 'Festive Thursday' extended opening hours 9am-7pm

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We did something a little different for the playlist this time, we asked our community for their festive favourites. My choice was Home to You (This Christmas) by Sigrid. I belt that out like no one's business during December. My favourite contribution was White Wine in the Sun by Tim Minchin, contributed by Gosport-based artist Chris Bayliss. TUNE! I didn’t know about it before but it’ll definitely be played a lot in my house this year. I love the idea of readers listening to this playlist as they baste their turkey and wrap their gifts this year. Helen, Editor x

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“Ours has to be Fairytale of New York – The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl. Not exactly a hidden gem but Christmas doesn’t really start until we’ve played it at the bar. Have you ever tried singing all the verses though?! An annual humbling experience.”

“When I hear this song (Mele Kalikimaka by Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters) it makes me smile. There is something kitsch and playful about it." Yoga with Alex

Southsea Spirit "One year I bought my mum a beanie hippopotamus for Christmas to try and get her to stop singing this song (I Want a Hippopotamus For Christmas by Gayla Peevey)."

Tracklist

VickyFlipFlop Travels

Merry Christmas Baby Otis Redding

Stop The Cavalry Jona Lewie

A Spaceman Came Travelling Chris de Burgh

How to Make Gravy Paul Kelly

Fairytale of New York The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl

Together in Electric Dreams Lola Young

It’s Christmas and You’re Boring Me… Slow Club

Hazy Shade of Winter Gerard Way & Ray Toro

Christmastime The Smashing Pumpkins

I’m Coming Home Holley Maher

Somewhere Only We Know Lily Allen

Santa’s Coming for Us Sia

Christmas Time (Don't Let the Bells End)The Darkness

Somewhere in My Memory John Williams

Home to You (This Christmas) Sigrid

Just Like Heaven The Cure

Snow Lisa Hannigan

What If Kate Winslet

A Nonsense Christmas Sabrina Carpenter

Mele Kalikimaka (Merry Christmas) Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters

Christmas Tree Farm Taylor Swift

Last Christmas Wham! Snowflake Kate Bush

White Wine in the Sun Tim Minchin

“Mine is 'Somewhere in My Memory,' part of the Home Alone Soundtrack. It’s so nostalgic. Christmas is a ‘feeling’ for me; warmth, joy, magic, family.” Studio Campbell

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I Want a Hippopotamus For Christmas Gayla Peevey

“The Cure Just Like Heaven is what we sing along to when we’re festive wreath making.” Sarah Guild Floral Design

"This song (It's Christmas And You're Boring Me) prompted me to walk away from the life I thought I wanted." Natasha Jay Photography 15

Christmas Events FLO’S MARKETS in Portchester Precinct Saturday 14th November and Saturday 12th December 10am-3pm

FLO’S monthly market in Portchester Precinct has become a firm favourite with locals, and boasting approx 40 quality traders every month, it’s worth travelling to! (But of course we are biased) Expect festive songs from live performers outside The Portcullis Taphouse (mulled cider too) and all sorts of festive shenanigans. floscircle.co.uk/markets

Emsworth Loves Local Christmas Charity Market Saturday 28th November 10am–3pm

Discover unique handmade gifts from 20+ local independent businesses, festive treats, family activities and a fabulous prize raffle, raising money for Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital. Emsworth Methodist Church, St Peter’s Square. Free entry and dogs welcome. Find out more at emsworthloveslocal.uk and follow Emsworth Loves Local on Facebook and Instagram. (They are also holding their regular monthly market on 21st November 9am-1pm).

Wickham Christmas Light Switch-On Sunday 29th November 3pm-6pm

For Christmas cheer and festive fayre, It's hard to overlook the Square. Local stalls all decked out fine, honey, cheese and Christmas wine. Trees and tinsel flashing bright, bric-a-brac in every sight. At Christmas-time a time of joy, glowing faces girl and boy. A merry time and come what may, when Wickham sparkles every day. Author: Gary Motley 2026 instagram.com/wickham_sunday_market (We LOVE that when they were asked to provide words, they wrote a poem)

Who doesn’t love a Christmas market? Mulled wine, mince pies, Christmas carols and gift inspiration a-plenty. Wrap up warm and get yourself along to these local events... Stoke Road’s Late Night Shopping Event (Gosport) Thursday 10th December 5pm-7.30pm Celebrate the magic of Christmas at Stoke Road’s late night shopping event. Bring the whole family and soak up the festive atmosphere as the street comes alive with sparkling Christmas spirit, performers and activities for the children. Discover unique gifts from the local shops who will be staying open late, enjoy festive treats and end the evening with a heart-warming community carol service at the church. It’s the perfect way to kick off celebrations while supporting local businesses. stokeroad.co.uk

The Hamble High Street Christmas Market Thursday 10th December 4pm-8pm

Hamble High Street comes alive with festive cheer this Christmas, as local businesses open their doors and market stalls fill the village. Enjoy delicious hot food and drinks, browse unique gifts and makers’ stalls, and enter the FREE prize draw. Families can join the lantern parade from St Andrew’s Church at 4.15pm, meet Father Christmas at the Lifeboat Station at 4.30pm, and enjoy carols and Morris dancing from 5pm.

Celebrate 18 Years of Love Southsea Markets This Christmas, Love Southsea celebrates 18 years of bringing independent markets to Portsmouth. Join them at Portsmouth Cathedral for their magical Daylight to Twilight Market on 7th November, the huge Christmas Mega Market at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard from 27th to 29th November, and their festive Palmerston Road markets throughout December. Shop small, support brilliant independent traders and celebrate Christmas with Love Southsea! lovesouthseamarkets.co.uk

Action Man Could he be Gosport’s Mr Motivator? Or the south coast’s answer to Joe Wicks? We just know Chris Langrish is doing really positive work within his local community.

Why did you set up the group?

How do readers get involved?

To bring people together. I started it up during Covid, suggesting challenges people could do at home. Then after restrictions were lifted, I was keen to get people mixing again, using sea swimming/ dipping as a way of bringing people together and making new friends.

Join the Facebook group! It’s called Thrive.

Hi Chris! What is Thrive?

Seeing others achieve amazing things. We had an 80-year-old woman who started just watching, got into the water, and just a few weeks ago swam for charity. A woman from the group swam the Channel, and a group of ladies who swam a mile for the first time. I’ve taken groups of people up Snowdon and seeing their excited faces at what they’ve achieved is incredible. I have helped hundreds of people get into the cold water in the winter months. I absolutely love it.

Thrive is a Facebook group that brings people together to achieve things they never thought possible, such as cold sea dips, 5k runs and climbing mountains. Do you run regular events? We run a regular Saturday morning sea dip at 9am at Lee-on-theSolent (meet at Monks Hill Car Park). We also do a run and sea dip every Sunday morning at 8am at the same place.

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A Houseboat Named Flo. Could there be a more appropriate interior for FLO’S

story, so it was a joy to be invited aboard Flo and find out

We think not.

was dreamt up 15 years ago, brought to life with love and

MAG than a colourful quirky houseboat named Flo?

Flo is situated on the idyllic River Hamble and is home to interior designer Leisha Norman, her partner Paul (a bespoke carpenter), and their young son Otto.

Leisha helps her clients create spaces which tell their

Photos by Natasha Jay Photography

more about her family’s story. It’s a personal project which passion, and one which has evolved organically over time. If you fall in love with Flo as much as we have, you might be interested to know she is for sale! Contact Leisha to arrange a viewing.

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“Living on a boat is a wonderful way to live in harmony with the seasons.”

“The name Flo resonates with me so much; it was the name of my first car, my boat, my goddaughter’s called Flo, and of course FLO’S MAG.”

“I really like Paloma Faith’s home range, designer Sophie Robinson who is all about ‘colour maximalism’ and maximalist designer Siobhan Murphy.”

“I fell in love with the William Morris wallpaper and just had to have it in the lounge, if you look closely you’ll see hidden deer heads.”

“My style is a mash up – vintage meets modern, meets eclectic – if I like it, I’ll have it.”

“My motto when it comes to interior design is: Be Brave Not Beige.”

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A Houseboat Named Flo

“Flo is an ex-working barge, made in Plymouth in the 1920s using hand-riveted steel.” “Everything has been acquired through family, work suppliers and salvage yards.”

“I decided I simply MUST have a stripy bedroom ceiling just before I gave birth to my son.”

“There is such a community within the boatyard, our best friends live on other boats and we all help each other out.”

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Christmas: love or hate?

Are you a lover or a hater? In my family I am renowned for not being a fan of the festivities, but over recent years I’ve found myself warming to it. It’s my birthday on 23rd December, and my son’s on 14th December so everything gets a bit blurred (including my eyes when I look at my bank balance). As we know, I like paper, but the mash up of birthday and Christmas cards taking over our tiny lounge is a bit much. Not that I’m not grateful. As a child I think I felt torn at Christmas, between divorced parents and separate families. It felt like there were so many people to keep happy. Now, as I prepare to turn 47 and my son turns 11, there are less people to keep happy. I have no grandparents around now, or indeed parents, there are no care home Christmas lunches or bombing down the A27 to see granny in Eastbourne. I guess I’m the adult now, and my son’s the one who probably feels torn. And such is life; beautiful and real. I find joy in the kids, the matching pyjamas from Lidl, the walks, the get-togethers with friends and family because we want to, not because we feel obliged. I always enjoy scrambled eggs with smoked salmon on Christmas Day, and every year I wonder why I don’t have it more often. Have a good one y’all, and remember, it’s not all as it appears on Instagram. Helen, Editor x

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Cover Star Fareham-based artist Emma Trickle provided our cosy, festive front cover for this issue. The scene is West Street in New Alresford which was Emma’s home town for more than 30 years. “It is always beautifully decorated at Christmas time," says Emma.

Emma studied art at college and photography at university, but didn’t pick up a paintbrush again until several years after graduating. Since university she has worked in community pharmacy for most of the last 20 years, previously in

Alresford, and now in Titchfield.

After the Covid pandemic she made the decision to move to Fareham and give herself the chance to rediscover her creative side. Emma works mostly in acrylic paint, a medium that she finds allows for flexibility and precision. She particularly enjoys painting her lifelong passion – cars and motorsport, along with wildlife, and night scenes. Since moving to Fareham Emma has joined the Fareham Art Group committee, and Gosport art ● poshbirdpaints.co.uk

collective, The Art Pack – a small group of local artists who have recently created the Gosport Art & Tea Trail. She has won a number of prizes as part of Fareham Art Group, and exhibited at their annual exhibition, as well as the Titchfield Art & Craft Show and in Two for Joy Gallery. She has also previously taken part in Hampshire Open Studios and events at Fort Brockhurst and Yellow Edge Gallery. Emma also won a competition to design the Long Barn Christmas Bauble – a popular collectible in Alresford.

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Charity Volunteer Opportunities Charities need support and volunteers year-round, not just for Christmas, but many of us have more spare time during this period and may wish to ‘give something’ back. Here are some local opportunities for you to consider. My Dementia Support are looking for people to help

set up, serve refreshments, help group members participate, take down and wash up for the following events: Fareham: Holy Trinity Church Hall Thursday 10th December - Xmas Party Thursday 17th December - Carols and Mince Pies event Eastleigh: St Andrew's Methodist Church Friday 11th December - Xmas Party Friday 18th December - Carols and Mince Pies event To volunteer for these events, complete this form online: mydementiasupport.org/get-involved/volunteer-opportunities mydementiasupport.org

Rose Road makes a positive difference for young people with disabilities. They are looking for help with the following events:

Rose Road Christmas Fayre at the Bradbury Centre (Southampton), Saturday 5th December. Running children's activities, serving tea and cake, hosting a tombola, and more. Volunteer times: 9:30am-2.30pm Rosy Christmas at Whiteley Shopping Centre, Saturday 12th December. Running a human fruit machine, hosting a bottle tombola, stewarding choirs. Volunteer times: 8.30am-12pm, 12pm-3pm, 3pm-7.30pm Winchester Christmas Market at Winchester Cathedral, Saturday 12th December. Selling Christmas ornaments. Volunteer times: 8am-12pm, 12pm-4pm, 4pm-8pm. Please email fundraising@roseroad.org.uk to find out more.

Portchester Community Centre are looking for volunteers to help cook and serve Christmas lunch on Wednesday 23rd December. Please email: manager@portchestercommunitycentre.co.uk 30

Project Secret Santa CIC is a community-led initiative dedicated to bringing joy, inclusion, and practical support to vulnerable children, young people, and families experiencing financial hardship.

They are looking for volunteers to help sew Christmas stockings for children in crisis who may not receive any presents this Christmas. Every stocking you make will be filled and gifted to a child in crisis, so if you love to sew please make as many as you can, and tell your friends, or invite your sewing group to join the festive fun! See the website for details i.e. shape and measurements, and how to get your creations to them. They are also looking for donations and help with collecting and wrapping presents. Donations: They collect for the following age categories: 3-5, 6-8, 9-12, 13-15, 16-18 A guide on donations (each stocking includes something from each category): Something fun i.e. toys, games, stickers. Something to read i.e. a book, activity book or magazine. Something creative i.e. colouring books, pens, pencils, paints, craft sets. Something cosy i.e. socks, hats, gloves. Something useful i.e. stationery, toiletries, drinks bottle. Something tasty i.e. sweets, chocolate (nut free)

Follow instagram.com/ projectsecretsanta for updates. projectsecretsanta.co.uk/pages/ volunteer

Community First are looking for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day volunteers to support with their annual event held at Cams Hill School, Fareham.

The event brings together older and vulnerable people from all across Fareham, who would be otherwise alone on Christmas Day, for a lovely festive meal. They are looking for kitchen staff, serving staff and a photographer/ videographer. Contact fiona.mccrae@cfirst.org.uk for further details on attending, donating and volunteering.

Rowans need support with the following: Leaflet distribution to help them promote Christmas events: throughout December. Supermarket Bucket Collections: Tuesday 15th December (ASDA Fareham), Wednesday 16th December (Morrisons Portsmouth), Friday 18th December (Tesco North Harbour), Monday 21st December (Morrisons Portsmouth) Wednesday 18th November - Candlelight Service at Portsmouth Cathedral Sunday 13th December - Lake of Lights at Canoe Lake in Southsea Christmas Tree Collections: Monday 11th, Tuesday 12th, and Wednesday 13th January 2027 For further details, and to express an interest, please contact the Fundraising team fundraising@rowanshospice.co.uk

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Balance your Nervous System

WITH ANNA WARDLEY

FLO’S MAG editor Helen was invited along to experience a TRE® session.

TRE® (Tension & Trauma Releasing Exercises) is a simple, body-based practice that supports the release of stress and physical tension through our natural neurogenic tremor response. The exercises are gentle and self-paced, supporting nervous system regulation, greater body awareness and a deeper sense of calm and balance. “I truly believe ‘the body holds the score’, so when Anna invited me to release some long-held stress/trauma/tension, I was there like a shot! I was amazed to discover that my body instinctively knew how to ‘involuntarily shake’, releasing what was ‘stuck’ naturally and effortlessly, just like an animal in the wild.” "You leave with knowledge (and paperwork) to enable you to practice at home... for free!”

Anna offers 1:1 and group TRE sessions in Gosport, Lee-on-the Solent and online.

UPCOMING DATES: TRE® and Spa Day Retreat

Intro to TRE® Workshop

Find Your Calm with TRE®

A nourishing day to explore TRE®, support nervous system regulation and enjoy time for integration in a beautiful spa setting.

A two-hour session for beginners

A three-week beginners' course

A gentle introduction to TRE® and how it can support nervous system regulation, wellbeing and resilience. Suitable for beginners with no prior experience of TRE®.

Learn and experience TRE® in a small, supportive group. Each session includes gentle guidance, time for practice and integration.

Saturday 28 November 2026 Saturday 23 January 2027 Solent Hotel & Spa, Whiteley 10am – 4pm

Monday 30 November 2026

£129 pp

10am – 12pm

INCLUDES: Introductory TRE® workshop, lunch, 3-hour spa access, 10% off treatments

Saturday 12 December 2026 £40 pp Lowry Room, St Faith’s Lee-on-the-Solent

Wednesdays 2, 9 & 16 December 2026 10am – 11.30am Lowry Room, St Faith’s Lee-on-the-Solent £75 pp

1:1 sessions available. In-person or online. REGULATE | RELEASE | RESTORE | RECONNECT To read more about Anna and TRE visit annawardley.com/tre • Email tre@seagrassuk.com

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Christmas – the season for Crafting!

DIY Feature

BY JAIME BRIDGES

If there’s one thing we all deserve at Christmas, it’s a moment of calm, and a chance to enjoy some festive creativity. Whether you’re crafting with kids, catching up with friends over mulled wine, or just taking ten minutes for yourself, these festive lanterns are something ANYONE can do. You do not need to be creative or have lots of supplies or materials stashed. They’re quick, they’re beautiful, and use something you probably already have tucked in a drawer — those stunning Christmas napkins you bought but were too pretty to use! This is crafting at its easiest but with maximum creative charm: no special tools, no mess, no stress. Just a recycled jar, a bit of glue, and a napkin design you love.

How to Make Your Festive Lantern YOU'LL NEED:

INSTRUCTIONS:

• A clean glass jar

eparate the napkin layers. Peel away the plain backing so you’re left with S the thin, patterned top layer.

• PVA glue or Mod Podge • Paintbrush or sponge

Brush glue onto the jar - a thin, even coat is all you need.

• A decorative Christmas napkin (tissue paper works well too)

Apply the napkin - gently press the patterned napkin onto the jar. It will wrinkle slightly, and that’s part of the charm — it gives a soft, frosted look when lit.

• Scissors • Battery tealight or candle

For more Christmas crafts and indeed year-round crafts head to The Makers' House in Fareham!

eal it - brush a final layer of glue over the top to protect the design and give S a glossy finish. Add ribbon or twine -a simple bow around the neck of the jar will finish it off perfectly. Or you could write names on tags and turn them into personalised place settings. Add in a battery candle or tealight for a warm, cosy glow. For a bit more sparkle why not add a sprinkle of glitter while the glue is wet.

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Ideas Worth Spreading, Right on Our Doorstep TEDxGosport is a non-profit event with the ‘X’ meaning ‘independently organised’. The licence holder for Gosport is Annelies James, a small business owner who helps people communicate ideas that matter through her marketing and videography company, 22 Midnight. She's well known locally for her passion for community, and it showed. For the second year running, Annelies curated the event and led a committed team of volunteers and sponsors to bring it to life. Where last year's theme was ‘storytelling’, this year's was ‘connection’. FLO'S MAG editor Helen went along and was struck by the energy in the room; the care that had gone into honing each talk, the camaraderie among the speakers and the warmth of the atmosphere throughout the day. "It was a beautiful day in so many ways," says Helen. "From the gorgeous waterside setting of Gosport Activity Centre to the delicious Caribbean lunch from Natty's Jerk, and the chance to network in such a high-energy atmosphere." We encourage you to ponder and journal on the following questions inspired by each of the 2026 speakers. Talks can be watched by scanning the QR code opposite.

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1. Where in your life are you performing? (Inspired by Jodie Goodchild)

2. Where did your definition of success come from? (Inspired by Anna Lundberg)

3. What standards do you accept? (Inspired by Andy Moss)

4. Who changed your life and whose life could you change? (Inspired by Beth Hunt)

5. What story will you bequeath to future generations? (Inspired by Julian Elphick-Smith)

6. Who are you when it all goes quiet? (Inspired by Pete Barty)

8. How do I scare myself to better myself? (Inspired by Jen Channer)

9. How am I the change I want to see in the world? (Inspired by Aditi Bhalia)

10. What makes you feel alive? (Inspired by Jimmy Young)

11. What can I carry forward from older to newer generations? (Inspired by Yemi Oluseun)

12. Can we look at our loved ones in a different way? (Inspired by Vikki Feltham)

13. How can I better my health with nature, food and connection? (Inspired by Laura Gowers)

7. What is your gold? (Inspired by Emma Jenkings)

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Recipe By Terri Brewster, Gifts from the Pantry

Christmas Plum Chutney Ingredients: 1kg black plums 300g Bramley apples 300g onions 2 large garlic cloves 1 heaped tablespoon freshly grated ginger 1 cinnamon stick 1 teaspoon ground allspice 1 teaspoon ground cloves ½ teaspoon ground ginger

Gifts from the Pantry is a regular trader at FLO’S MARKETS. Come and stock up for Christmas at FLO’S MARKET in Portchester Precinct on 14th November/12th December 10am-3pm

½ teaspoon dried crushed chilli 600ml cider vinegar 500g light brown sugar Salt and ground black pepper

It was June 2002 when I registered my kitchen with Fareham Borough Council and the rest, as they say, is history. Choosing to make my preserves seasonally and where possible with local ingredients I relish the changes that nature brings. Moving on from the sweet summer berries to the aromas of cinnamon, cloves and my favourite - allspice berries – freshly ground in preparation for festive fayre. After all, who doesn’t love a range of chutneys and pickles to complement their Boxing Day feast of cold cuts, cheeseboards and crusty bread?

Method: 1. Cut the plums in half and remove all the stones, place them into a large preserving pan. 2. Peel and finely dice the onions and garlic. 3. Peel and core the apples then slice and stir in to the pan along with the onions and plums. 4. Add all the remaining ingredients along with 1 teaspoon of salt and a good grinding of black pepper. 5. Slowly bring to the boil, giving a stir every now and again so the sugar dissolves without catching on the bottom of the pan.

6. Reduce the heat and simmer for at least an hour until the mixture has thickened and if you run a wooden spoon along the bottom of the pan it leaves a path. 7. Turn off heat and allow to stand for a minute or two before pouring into warmed and sterilised jars, covering immediately. 8. Leave to cool. Store in a cool, dark place (for ideally two months) before enjoying or gifting.

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Shop Local FLO'S CHRISTMAS GUIDE Here at FLO’S MAG, we’re passionate about shopping local wherever possible, supporting talented creatives within our community and keeping our money circulating within the local economy. This Christmas there are plenty of opportunities to shop local, from FLO’S MARKET in Portchester on 14th November and 12th December, to FLO’S POP-UP in Fareham Shopping Centre (see pages 10-11) and, of course, right here in our local Christmas Gift Guide.

Goly Give something beautifully handmade this Christmas. Goly makes 100% natural skincare in Southsea, from nourishing tallow creams and botanical body butters to artisan soaps and thoughtful gift sets. Lovingly made in small batches for meaningful gifting. golynatural.co.uk

Amelia’s Therapies, Wickham Give the gift of relaxation this Christmas. A cosy, holistic beauty and massage sanctuary offering indulgent massages, facials, manicures, pedicures and more. With beautiful gift vouchers available for someone special. ameliastherapies.com

Rain 2 Rainbow Rain 2 Rainbow offers handmade sterling silver jewellery inspired by cherished memories, life's milestones and coastal beauty. Discover meaningful Christmas gifts and thoughtfully crafted keepsakes, designed to celebrate loved ones, special moments and meaningful connections. rain2rainbow.com

Reverie Clinic Looking for a gift that truly matters? Reverie Clinic in Drayton offers expert menopause support, blood testing and natural-looking aesthetic treatments, all nurse-led. This Christmas, every gift card includes a 10% bonus on purchase. reverieclinic.com

Driftwood + Twine Beautiful macramé homeware including plant hangers, essential oil diffusers, handbags, bag charms and other stocking fillers, Christmas decorations and DIY macramé kits. Environmentally-conscious gifts, handmade using natural materials to bring texture and warmth.

By the Magnolia Tree Their mission is simple: to create high-quality, planet friendly gifts that everyone can afford. Handmade in small batches, designed with longevity in mind. Candles, wax melts, refillable candles, beeswax, soaps and gift sets.

CJB Photography See your town or village from the air in unique photo jigsaw puzzles. Aerial photography of local scenes. Ideal Christmas gifts for puzzle fans, and family get-togethers.

Vicki Hunt Studio Treat the crafty people in your life to a creative studio experience. Choose from needle-felting and pottery classes with expert step-by-step tuition in a relaxed, friendly setting. Gift vouchers available in £10, £20 and £50.

Flamin' Good Crafts Discover something a little different at Flamin’Good Crafts, Gosport. From colourful cross stitch and felt craft kits to yarn, fabric and creative gifts, there’s plenty for makers, beginners and crafty Christmas stockings alike.

Nordic Potter Nordic-inspired small batch ceramics hand created in their Gosport studio. Sure to make beautiful gifts and stocking fillers this Christmas. Or arrange a gift experience, a 1:1 or group workshop. Private group bookings also available.

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Robin's Jewellery Looking for a very special gift? At Robin's Jewellery you will find unique handcrafted jewellery, handmade by Emma, including charms, earrings and necklaces. Many oneoff pieces and some that include a donation to charity. robins-jewellery.co.uk

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Elara Photography Whether you’re updating the family photos, planning thoughtful gifts for grandparents or treating someone to a photo shoot, create something meaningful this Christmas with relaxed, natural photography and no awkward posing. elaraphotography.co.uk

We Burns It Not just another Christmas present. Make it personal with We Burns It. From premium insulated drinkware to slate, glass, wood and more, they create personalised, precisionengraved gifts that are made to be used, loved and remembered.

Ruby Tarot Tarot readings can help to make sense of all those thoughts and scenarios running around your head, bringing clarity and peace of mind. Available in person, by email or via WhatsApp. Gift vouchers also available.

Alive & Grounded The ultimate Christmas gift for intentional travellers. Alive & Grounded is a guided travel journal created to help you switch off, reconnect, and bring getaway calm home. Follow their Instagram page for launch dates and DM to pre-order.

Heeling Palms Reflexology This Christmas, gift an exquisite moment of calm. Treat someone special to a luxurious holistic experience, thoughtfully designed to restore, rebalance and deeply relax. Gift vouchers available for reflexology and holistic treatments in a tranquil private setting in Fareham.

rubytarot.co.uk

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instagram.com/ aliveandgrounded

Sew Luxe Co Stitching, but make it glam! Discover modern cross stitch kits, beautiful accessories and personalised gifts from Sew Luxe Co. Perfect for filling stockings, spoiling your favourite stitcher and adding sparkle to their Christmas wish list.

The Portsmouth Distillery Shop at The Portsmouth Distillery this Christmas and choose from their craft gin, rum or cider. Treat someone special to a gift experience: guided distillery tours, gin or spiced rum school or an interactive cocktail masterclass.

Arlo Studio Arlo Studio is a modern handmade accessories brand creating quilted cosmetic bags, pouches and everyday essentials. Handcrafted in Hampshire in small batches, each piece combines playful prints with practical design, bringing joy to the everyday.

The Real Macaron Company Give the gift of baking with a voucher for a macaron masterclass with The Real Macaron Company in Lee-on-the-Solent. Fun, informative and totally delicious. Suitable for all ages.

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Damson Hill is a hidden woodland retreat in the Hampshire countryside, offering fitness, wellness, adventure, creativity and connection in nature. Join Tors for Pilates, Strength Circuit and Woodland Workout, unwind in The Little Red Sauna, explore guided Damson Hill Hikes or enjoy glamping, creative workshops, Wild Woodland Wreath making, Still Life Club and seasonal events. ‘Damson Disconnect’ is a monthly screen-free creative morning. Visit Betty, the vintage caravan café for Moon Roast coffee. A place to move, gather and recharge. damsonhillcottage.com

Wellbeing Harmony

Bringing your wellbeing into harmony, working with the beautiful sounds of Tibetan and Crystal singing bowls. Sound baths are powerful practices that promote inner peace, mental clarity, and emotional wellbeing. Each session includes a sound bath using a selection of different instruments, with guided breathwork and meditation, full body aura cleanse and oracle cards. Take a moment for you to surrender to stillness, to relax and recharge. bookwhen.com/wellbeingharmony

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Kate Teaching Park Yoga in Bishops Waltham all summer was a humbling experience for Kate. As autumn arrives, she is holding a nourishing Menopause Yoga Day Retreat in Wickham (November 14th 10:30am–3:30pm). Join Kate for a midweek reset (Wednesdays 7:30–8:30pm) at Droxford Village Hall for yoga, meditation, and breathwork. She is thrilled to be holding a retreat to Spain in September 2027, a space to enrich your practice and drop into deep rest. instagram.com/flow_withkate & bookwhen.com/flowwithkate

A directory shining a light on local businesses doing good work. Make sure to check them out, follow them on socials and get involved!

The Creativ Asset

If you’d like a listing for your business in the next issue, please email floscircle@gmail.com

The Creative Asset helps you create and capture the personal and professional moments that matter. With a passion for candid shots, but gentle guidance delivered where necessary, Jodie helps tell the story of your choosing, visually. Whether that's aiding your marketing campaign and brand story, showcasing the vibe of an event or producing photos worthy of your home's photo wall, The Creative Asset can help. instagram.com/thecreativeasset

Resistance Pilatchi

Holistic Instructors Required! Resistance Pilatchi is a new fusion of Pilates, Tai Chi and resistance training, in a zen setting. They are recruiting physios, personal trainers, yoga/pilates/gym instructors for a one-day instructor course on 22nd November or 17th January in Titchfield. Endorsed by CIMSPA with 8 CPD points, you will be ready to teach the next day. Classes waiting and always fill quickly! Black Friday offer: £199.99 for the day’s course (instead of £275). Sean: info@resistancepilatchi.com resistancepilatchi.com

Heeling Palms

In a quiet, calming space in Fareham lies a place to pause, soften and restore. Through reflexology, intentional touch and calming energy work, each session is designed to ease stress, release tension, support emotional balance and nurture your body’s natural ability to heal and rebalance. A chance to step away from the overwhelm and reconnect with yourself in a safe, nurturing environment. Invest in your wellbeing. Krissy: heelingpalms@gmail.com | 07962340121

SOUTHSEA

WICKHAM

Coastal Remedy 55 Marmion Road

Pirate Pasties 13 The Square

Seeded 5 Clarendon Road

Strong Island Clothing Co 77a Castle Road Southsea Gallery 17 Marmion Road Everybody Pilates 30 Palmerston Road Southsea Spirit 112 Albert Road Piecaramba! 116 Albert Road Goly 124 Albert Road

NORTH END

Photo by Natasha J Photography

We now have official stockists! For the last two years I have accepted an obscene amount of boxes from the printer and distributed every single copy by hand (with the help of my trusty trolley). I have held on to this because I enjoy the pavement pounding, the chats, the coffee breaks, the new places I discover. I will still continue to do this to a certain extent but having these wonderful independent stockists on board takes the pressure off and eases my workload. Requests from new stockists (and volunteer distributors) are gratefully received. Helen, Editor x

The Yoga Shed The Square Warwick Lane Shopping Centre 3-4 The Square

LEE-ON-THESOLENT Seafire Taproom 126 High Street

Boutique by the Sea 78 High Street The Book Shop 142 High Street

Another Coffee Shop 38 London Road

Juneberry 24 Pier Street

GOSPORT

Considerate Carnivore Unit 7 Centre Way

Two for Joy Gallery 11 North Cross Street

FLO'S MAG Stockists

Linen & Thyme Chesapeake Mill, Bridge Street

One for Sorrow Tattoo Studio 4 High Street Esse Pilates 143 Stoke Road The Vine 64 Stoke Road The Raw Pet Deli 99 Priory Road Port & Lemon 51 Stoke Road Alverstoke Hardware 42 Village Road, Alverstoke Gosport Museum & Art Gallery Walpole Road The Alverbank Stokes Bay Road Flamin' Good Crafts 85 Stoke Road Rosario's 166 Fareham Road Arty's Royal Clarence Yard T by the Sea Victoria Quay Dolly’s Vintage Tea Rooms 42a Stoke Road Jon Tyrrell Studio Carpenter’s Yard Sew Tribal 5 Bemister's Lane The Hardway Coffee 97 Priory Road

HAMBLE

Jenny's Cafe High Street Sea Sky Design The Old Post Office, High Street

DRAYTON

The Interior Port 224G Havant Road Rustic Roots Eatery 143 Havant Road Bar Aroma 240 Havant Road

LOCKS HEATH

Everybody Pilates Unit 42-43 Centre Way

PORTCHESTER

The Portcullis Taphouse 38 West Street The Crate Trafalger Trafalgar Wharf The Flower Studio 16A West Street Seahorse Coffee Portchester Castle

TITCHFIELD

Stuff so Lovely Silver Springs Centre, Fontley Road Monks Rest 31 The Square

FAREHAM

The Dovecote Home Farm, Cams Hall Estate Tides Coffee Shop The Old Mill Fareham Marina Vitaluxe 1 High Street The Makers' House 94 Arundel Drive

SWANWICK

Andark Lake Oslands Lane, Lower Swanwick

SWANMORE

Damson Hill Cottage, Upper Swanmore

BURSLEDON

Seahorse Bistro Deacons Boatyard

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