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May 2016

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The quality magazine for Doncaster, Rotherham & North Notts Celebrating

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Wild tales Love Your Zoo Week

EASTSIDE RESTAURANT AWARDS Cast your vote now

Women in business Success stories

The maturing of a Pop Idol Will Young interview

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10 Visit Bawtry

This year’s Visit Bawtry Race Day on Saturday 14 May promises to be an event not to be missed

14 Interview

Stephanie Burns chats to former Pop Idol, Will Young

16 Competition

Win tickets to see Level 42 at Doncaster Racecourse

18 Fashion

You’re sure to make a big impression in the winning enclosure with racewear from these local fashion stores

25 Eating Out Guide From amazing pizza to afternoon tea, when it comes to dining out, you’ve never had it so good

34 Restaurant Awards

Do you want to be in the running for the 2016 Eastside Restaurant Awards?

who are making their mark in our region

50 Dog’s best friend

We dine at Caviars and Lalezar

Eastside’s Fiona Barber meets a woman whose life’s work is giving new lives and new hope to canine waifs and strays

45 Women in Business

54 Home & Garden

37 Eating Out

Meet the businesswomen

60 Animal magic

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62 Toad

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Glamour, top racing action and a special appearance by pop idol Will Young... this year’s Visit Bawtry Race Day on Saturday 14 May promises to be an event not to be missed, says Phoebe Seymour.

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he sun is shining and the boutiques are suddenly booming with shoppers searching for the perfect race day outfits, which can only mean one thing – It’s

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the return of Visit Bawtry’s annual race meeting.

The weather has let us down for the last two years, and though this has done nothing to dampen the guests’ spirits, everyone is

hopeful that the sun will also be making an appearance at this year’s event.

This will be the fifth year that The Bawtry Retail Association (BRA) has hosted the event, which has fast become one of the

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highlights on the town’s social calendar.

Taking place at Doncaster Racecourse, the event gives local businesses a chance to enjoy some fine food and drink at The Old Weighing Rooms Restaurant and Bar and to mingle with other glamorous ladies and suited men out on the Champagne Lawn, within prime viewing of the sporting action.

This year’s sponsors are the Crown Hotel, Robinsons of Bawtry, China Rose, Fine & Country, Portland Autos, and first time sponsors Coleman’s Pizzeria & Steakhouse.

Each business will be sponsoring one of the seven races that will be taking place on the evening.

The event will be taking place on Saturday 14 May 2016 with more than 10,000 guests expected to attend. Gates open at 3pm with the first race taking place at 5.45pm and the final race at 8.45 pm.

“We are very much looking forward to our fifth Visit Bawtry race day and to welcoming businesses and their guests to this very special occasion in our social event

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calendar,” said Rebecca Dickenson, chair of the Bawtry Retail Association.

“Doncaster Racecourse is a great platform to promote the work that we do and the fantastic diverse range of businesses, restaurants and retailers that we have in Bawtry.”

There will be a dedicated Visit Bawtry marquee on the Champagne Lawn, with its own bar serving pre-booked afternoon tea and live music from local band Jack of Harps and the Dealers.

This will also be the third race meeting that will include live music after the racing.

We are very excited to announce that this year’s event will end with a live performance by 2002 Pop Idol winner Will Young. With many well-loved hits under his belt such as Evergreen and Leave Right Now, the singer is sure to dazzle the crowd as evening falls on the racecourse.

“Once again, the race day is expected to sell out so we are urging people to secure their tickets early,” says Rebecca. “It will be

another superb way to put Bawtry on the map – educating race goers on what a great place it is to shop, socialise, stay, live and do business. It’s all here!”

The Bawtry Retail Association is a member organisation that is dedicated to working with the town’s retailers – including designer clothing boutiques, art galleries, gift shops, home accessories stores and specialist food outlets – to promote Bawtry as a retail and social destination.

For more information about the Visit Bawtry race day, go to www.doncaster-racecourse.co.uk or phone 01302 304200.

Early booking is advised. Grandstand tickets start at £35 each whilst premier tickets are £60 each.

Additional and hospitality packages are also available.

Further information can also be found at www.visitbawtry.com.

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The Visit Bawtry Race Day has an extra special guest this year – former Pop Idol Will Young. Stephanie Burns talked to the multi-talented artist in the run-up to his appearance at Doncaster Racecourse.

Where there’s aWill

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logger, documentary presenter, LGBT activist, animal rights supporter, and – oh yeah – pop star-cum-actor, you’re as likely to read about Will Young’s various campaigns in the news as you are to see him performing on stage or screen these days.

I was one of the 12 million rapt viewers who watched Will rocket to fame as the very first Pop Idol in 2002 – all baggy jeans and raw talent, he captured the nation’s heart in an instant.

But from his first ‘cheesy’ (Dr Fox’s words, not mine) rendition of ‘Blame It on the Boogie’ at his audition aged 22, he’s come a long way. And as we chatted on the phone ahead of his performance at Doncaster Racecourse on 14 May, I discovered that there are many more sides to the 37-year-old than I’d really expected to find.

For one, he takes his job seriously. “At the end of the day, the most important thing [in my work] is that it’s for the audience,” he says, noisily making a cup of coffee at his friend’s house in London in the background.

“I’m like a servant. It’s like being the waiter in a restaurant, I’m just the deliverer of this stuff. I get a lot of pleasure out of that because that’s my job on stage, to make the night run as smoothly as it can, and that’s a really fulfilling job.”

It’s the carte blanche to do whatever he likes with his tours and live performances – changing the look of them, the arrangement of the music, the lighting – that he loves most about this aspect of his work. “Any great art always has quite an important grounding message,” he says, “but that doesn’t mean that it’s really serious. I let my imagination run riot and it’s really fun. If you want to come along to a show and have a laugh and enjoy some confetti, then that’s what we’ve got. Or if you want to write a thesis on the show, then you can probably do that as well.”

An academic analysis of a pop show… now there’s an idea.

He’s not entirely joking. Will’s a deep thinker – he studied politics at the University of Exeter – and, in the last few years, has had good reason to delve into the way the mind works. On the verge of breakdown, he removed himself from the spotlight and took the time he needed to heal. His journey back from the brink is something he’s spoken about openly, but this frankness doesn’t stem from a mission to educate the world on mental wellbeing.

“As long as I feel that it’s appropriate and safe for me to do so, then I’m happy to share anything that I’m comfortable sharing,” he says. “I’ve been privileged enough to have had

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a lot of very good help and I’m quite enlightened so I will talk about these kind of things. But it’s not for me to force other people to talk about that kind of stuff.”

His sixth studio album 85% Proof – which Clash described as ‘a masterclass in delivering a mature pop record’ – took just ten days to write and debuted at number one in the UK Albums Chart when it was released last year It’s a mixture of upbeat pop and soulful melodies that reflect the difficulties he faced in this dark period and the light that he eventually found at the end of the tunnel.

While mental wellbeing in the broader sense isn’t on his mission agenda, young LGBT people’s mental health certainly is. He has blasted Education Secretary Nicky Morgan, saying she’s reluctant to tackle homophobic bullying in schools and is ‘dead behind the eyes’. Ouch.

“I get really hot under the collar about [the lack of support for young LGBT people],” he says. “And rightfully so because

very little is done and I think we all rest on our laurels. There is no real huge push and I think there has to be. So I’m kind of like the guy who just shouts and screams and gets a bit petulant and I’m quite happy to do that.”

He’s quietened a little since his Morgan bashing and is currently collating information, finding out what action teachers, young LGBT charities, parents and the children themselves want taken. We absolutely haven’t heard the end of this argument and it’s clear that Will won’t rest until he gets the change he’s fighting for.

In the meantime, he’s continuing to write blogs, film documentaries, promote his work with WWF, take on acting jobs, and – of course – focus on his music. Is there anything left for him to try his hand at? “There’s nothing that I’m dying to do,” he explains.

“Two years ago I had this whole list of things and now everything’s like a bonus. It’s a bit like I’m on a boat and I let the current take me to wherever it takes me.

“The fear of losing something can actually stop someone enjoying it but I’m very pleased with what I’ve done and it allows me to really enjoy it all, because I’m not scared of it going away. But I would never have imagined that I could have incorporated all of these different parts of me into one job – never in my wildest dreams.”

Will Young will perform at Doncaster Racecourse on Saturday 14 May after the Visit Bawtry Race Day. For tickets, visit www.doncasterracecourse.co.uk.

‘The fear of losing something can actually stop someone enjoying it but I’m very pleased with what I’ve done and it allows me to really enjoy it all, because I’m not scared of it going away.’

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A benchmark of classic British jazz funk, the band has sold more than 30million albums worldwide and had a string of top 40 singles including Lessons in Love, Something about You, Leaving Me Now, Running in the Family and Love Games.

This promises to be a fantastic day out with an afternoon of thrilling sporting action followed by top class musical entertainment.

How to enter: Enter this competition online at www.regionalmagazine.co.uk. The closing date is Friday May 20.

Question: Complete the title of this Level 42 hit single: Running in the …

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usic, entertainment and top-class racing will be on the menu when successful 1980s band Level 42 play live at Doncaster Racecourse on Saturday June 4 - and there are five pairs of County Enclosure tickets up for grabs in our Eastside competition.

This is Town Moor’s Derby Day fixture which coincides with, and pays homage to, the Epsom classic which historically attracts some of the very best runners and riders in the sport.

It is one of the most prestigious events on the UK racing calendar and as an added attraction, racegoers will be treated to a live performance from Level 42, renowned as one of the

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Spring-summer inspiration Thinking about tying the knot at The Crown Hotel, Bawtry? Their recent open day showcased the best they have to offer.

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he arrival of spring signals the start of the most exciting time in the social calendar – the wedding season. And while many venues’ open days and wedding fairs have long been and gone, The Crown Hotel in Bawtry were delighted to welcome lots of newly engaged couples to their springthemed wedding opening evening on 7 April.

On arrival, guests were treated to a glass of fizz and a selection of canapes before discussing the details of their big day with one of the dedicated wedding co-ordinators – all to the backdrop of the electronic violinist Alexandra Parker.

White Rose Occasions decorated the Hogarth and Leger suites in a beautiful spring theme, with pinks, creams and florals in abundance. Coupled with gorgeous ceiling drapes, twinkle lights and stunning table decorations, the rooms were transformed into wedding wonderlands.

Also on hand was head chef Caz, who has been serving up delicious food from the Crown kitchen for more than 30 years. Not only was she able to discuss the finer details

of each menu option, but the actual dishes were also cooked and displayed so guests could envisage exactly how their wedding breakfast would be presented.

To highlight every element of the Crown’s unique appeal, each couple enjoyed a personal tour of the hotel, including the Hogarth and Leger suites, the twinkle-lit landscaped garden, The Vanilla Rooms hair salon,Vanilla Essence beauty room, and the sumptuous bedrooms.

One part of the hotel the guests weren’t able to access, however, was Room 1 – one of two beautiful bridal suites at the hotel – which was in the process of total renovation.

All the details of this fabulous new refurbishment will be revealed in next month’s Eastside, so keep your eyes peeled.

In addition to White Rose Occasions and Alexandra Parker, many more of the Crown’s key wedding partners were also in attendance.

There were dresses by Celebrations of Bawtry, a candy cart by Amelia’s Sweet Occasions, stunning cakes by the Classic and

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There may even be a special deal to be made, so don’t hesitate to contact the events team on events@crownhotelbawtry.com or 01302 710341.

Contemporary Cake Co., a team from the Yorkshire Wildlife Park and the talented Keyhole Weddings photographers.

So impressed were the couples with their visit, that many have since booked their weddings at the Crown. With so much to entice and enthral, it’s little wonder the hotel are already taking bookings for 2020 – though there are still dates available if you’re hoping to walk down the aisle sooner.

If you missed the wedding open evening but have been tempted to enquire about holding your wedding at the Crown, the events team would love to hear from you.

They’re available to show you round, discuss your ideas and answer any questions from 9am to 9pm Monday-Friday and 9am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday. In the meantime, like them on Facebook for the latest news and announcements, and some brilliant wedding inspiration for brides and grooms-to-be.

The Crown Hotel • High Street, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6JW • Tel: 01302 710341 Email: events@crownhotel-bawtry.com • Facebook: Crown Hotel Bawtry • www.crownhotel-bawtry.com

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We are proud to announce that we are giving away a ‘Ballroom Package‘* as part of our ‘Win a Wedding Package’ competition in partnership with Eastside Magazine. The Ballroom Package we are giving away comes with exclusive

use of the Ballroom all day, chair covers, a glass of wine for the toast, Wedding Breakfast for up to 40, evening reception for up to 80, and a complimentary Junior Suite for the bride and groom.

Entry opens at 9am on Monday 18th April 2016, and entry closes at 5pm on Friday 14th October 2016, with the winner to be announced at our Wedding Fayre on Sunday 16th October 2016 at 1pm. Entrants must be in attendance on the day to be in with a chance of winning. The Eastside

Team will be joining us on the day to pick the winner, whose photographs will be published in the Magazine.

The newly engaged couple who win will then be invited to meet with our Wedding Planner to choose a date that we have available in February, March, October or November 2017, and begin planning your dream day.

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Spoilt for choice From amazing pizza to afternoon tea, when it comes to dining out in Doncaster, Rotherham and North Notts, you’ve never had it so good.

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at South Parade, Bawtry.

Established in 1985 China Rose moved to its current premises 25 years ago and has earned a reputation as one of the finest Cantonese restaurants in the region. Its opulent surroundings mean it is ideal for celebrations and special occasions or simply to enjoy the most delicious and innovative Cantonese dishes made from the freshest ingredients.

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Why overcomplicate things? Coleman’s offering of steak and pizza seems to be proving a real hit with Bawtry diners.

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ince joining the thriving Bawtry dining scene last March, Coleman’s Pizzeria and Steakhouse has built an impressive reputation for serving top-quality dishes in stylish surroundings.

John Coleman, who owns the restaurant with his wife Sarah, harboured a dream of setting up Doncaster’s first steakhouse for six years before taking the plunge. “It’s essentially just steaks and pizzas – it’s simple, but it works,” John says.

Pizzas proving especially popular are The Posh One, which is topped with fillet steak strips, cambazola, red onion marmalade, peppercorn sauce drizzle and rocket and ‘Posh’ Bacon and Brie, which offers a mouthwatering combination of pancetta, brie, mozzarella, chilli chutney and rocket. But John says steaks are the main attraction. “Rib eye and fillet are the most popular, on a Saturday night we sell 45 fillets easily.

We also do piri-piri chicken and lamb, but most people come for steak and pizza.”

The couple welcome everyone from kids to couples to parties every night of the week and they make sure to keep things fresh by updating the menu regularly. One recent addition is the world’s priciest beef, wagyu beef, which will soon be available at Coleman’s in sirloin, ribeye and a burger.

Known for its superior taste, intense fat marbling and mouth-wateringly juicy texture, this tantalising steak is the crème de la crème

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of the meat world and adds yet another item onto the long list of reasons to visit. “We are also trying out more of a variety of burgers as well,” John says. “We are thinking of doing a mojito lamb burger, and an Asian-style minced chicken burger.”

Coleman’s offer all cuts of steak from 7oz upwards, which they source from Prospect Home Farm in Mexborough. A long-standing highlight of the menu is the incredible 72oz rump steak – the biggest in Doncaster.

“We’ve probably sold about 30 of them – and every single one has been just one person eating it on their own, but the idea of it was actually to have a cheap meal for four people!” John adds: “It’s the same with the 20oz fillet we do, again it’s always one person, but the idea was to have it as a sharer.”

There’s plenty on offer at lunchtime too,

with any pizza for £7, or a sandwich and chips for £5.50, as well as the new ‘steak-away’ option, where your favourite steak can be ordered to take away.

Alongside the fantastic food, the great customer service has also been winning them rave reviews. “We try to give good friendly service and interact with customers,” said John. “It’s not just about the food, but the whole experience.”

Whether you’re looking to celebrate in style, enjoy a hearty lunch or a relaxed evening out, at Coleman’s Pizzeria and Steakhouse you can be sure of delicious food and a night to remember.

Coleman’s Pizzeria & Steakhouse 52 High Street, Bawtry, DN10 6JA Tel: 01302 711711 www.colemanssteakhouse.co.uk

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Rossington Hall In the surroundings of this lovingly restored Victorian stately home, guests are treated to an exceptional selection of dining options.

From evening a la carte to Sunday lunch, afternoon tea to private dining experiences, there is something to suit any occasion.

Dishes such as seared king scallops with salmon ribbons, shredded cabbage and mustard emulsion, and spiced white chocolate semifreddo with pistachio biscotti and chocolate are designed to surprise and delight discerning diners. With such high standards, it’s little wonder Rossington Hall scooped Best Hotel at the 2014 Eastside Restaurant Awards.

The hall has also quickly gained a reputation as one of the area’s most stunning wedding venues. With seven individually styled en-suite bedrooms, a civil ceremony license and a host of rooms for couples to choose for their ceremony and evening reception, there are plenty of reasons to fall in love with Rossington Hall.

Great North Road, Rossington, Doncaster, DN11 0HR Tel: 01302 866822 www.rossingtonhall.co.uk

Coleman’s Pizzeria & Steakhouse It’s been just over a year since Coleman’s Pizzeria & Steakhouse opened in the heart of Bawtry, and business is booming.

The new menu has more steaks and burgers than ever, and this includes the world’s priciest beef, wagyu steak. Known for its superior taste, intense fat marbling and mouth-wateringly juicy texture, this tantalising steak is the crème de la crème of the meat world. A longer-standing highlight of the menu is the incredible 72oz rump steak – the biggest in Doncaster.

Whilst steak – and their best-selling pizza selection – are specialities, they also serve up a great range of other dishes such as ribs (with homemade BBQ sauce), nachos, burgers, salads and sides.

Coleman’s was crowned Best Newcomer at last year’s Eastside Restaurant Awards and, if their first year is anything to go by, they are set for even greater things to come.

Pic courtesy Mark Rodgers

52 High Street, Bawtry, DN10 6JA Tel: 01302 711711 www.colemanspizzeriaandsteakhouse.com

The Cadeby Inn Serving fine food and drinks seven days a week in a wonderful country village setting, The Cadeby Inn is often referred to as the best-kept secret in South Yorkshire.

They offer lunch, dinner, snacks, light bites and a seasonal board menu, as well as an a la carte menu at weekends. From cosy tables for two in the fully renovated and flamboyant restaurant to private dining for ten or more people, they will accommodate your needs.

If you fancy something a little more special than the traditional carvery, check out Cadeby Inn’s Sunday lunch, which is served to your table. All dishes are prepared using great local produce and fine ingredients by a team of quality chefs.

This is a real pub, which dates back to 1751, with real cask ales, continental beers, fine wines and champagne. They even boast one of the best beer gardens and alfresco dining destinations in the area, with both covered and heated options.

Main Street, Cadeby, Doncaster, DN5 7SW Tel: 01709 864009 www.cadebyinn.com

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Huellas Co-owners Mike Hollick, Jon-Paul Chambers and Paul Marshall opened Huellas in February, and it has already had a fantastic reaction from its customers. Paul has been in the pub industry for over 30 years and, in that time, has owned and run many other successful bars in the area.

Along with their wide range of wines, champagnes and proseccos, they also offer premium spirits, cocktails, ciders, lagers and beers.You can even drop by in the afternoons for a tea or coffee.

They also serve sophisticated bar snacks such as cheese boards, olives and sharing platters, and are hoping to introduce a tapas menu in the future.

Huellas caters for a number of different nights out, with their lively northern soul nights and live music taking place downstairs at the weekends, and a quieter bar upstairs where you can relax and chat to friends with ease.

10-11 Cleveland Street, Doncaster, DN1 3EF Tel: 01302 597777

Ye Olde Bell Hotel & Restaurant Whether it’s dinner for two, a special celebration, traditional Sunday lunch or a catch-up over coffee, Ye Olde Bell is the venue for all occasions.

Recently awarded a coveted AA Rosette, the talented team offer creative cuisine with contemporary style to suit all tastes. And you choose where you dine – same menu, same price – be it Restaurant Bar 1650 with its stylish artdeco bar, the St Leger Bistro, alfresco on the garden terrace or by a roaring log fire in the lounge. The creative rosette dishes combine with the classics, plus there’s an extensive all-day menu including traditional afternoon tea served on vintage china – with or without champagne.

Expect the likes of basil and goat’s cheese crottin with tomato sorbet, roast lamb cannon with pommes anna, roasted salsify and mint jelly, homemade steak and ale pie with horseradish mash or a handmade pizza baked in traditional pizza ovens. Delicious desserts such as green apple brulée with toffee apple and gingerbread, assiette of rhubarb or bread and butter pudding with vanilla parfait, lemon and blueberry. All complemented by an extensive cellar of fine wines and top-shelf champagnes.

Barnby Moor, Retford DN22 8QS Tel: 01777 705121. www.yeoldebell-hotel.co.uk

The Separatist Inn Formally the Huntsman Inn, The Separatist Inn opened in February having been fully transformed into a new 90-cover gastro pub and restaurant. A further six luxury en-suite rooms are planned to open shortly.

The kitchens are headed up by executive chef Darren Rogan, who was awarded the prestigious AA Rosette during his time at the Tower Hotel and Restaurant in Lincoln. Open seven days a week for both lunch and dinner, they offer an eclectic modern menu to cater for all tastes. This includes lunchtime and dinner offerings from the pub twist or grill menu, along with even more desirable options from the chef’s recommendations menu.

If you fancy a quiet drink, the lounge bar is open every day from 12noon. Here, they serve a good variety of draught beers and lagers along with local craft bottled beers, as well as tasty cocktails and a selection of quality wines.

There are some great events and dates coming up soon. On Saturday 28 May, the Evening of Pure Sax sees Saxalone playing live from 7pm. On Bank Holiday Sunday 29 May, they are open all day and have Sunday lunch offers. On Saturday 2 July, the Las Vegas night invites you to have dinner before playing on roulette and black jack tables for the rest of the night and winning some fantastic prizes.

Great North Road,Torworth, Retford, DN22 8NW Tel: 01777 816807. www.theseparatistinn.com

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Aagrah Established over 30 years ago, Aagrah is a veritable empire and the company has restaurants all over northern England. But while it may be a chain, it’s still a family-run affair, and the emphasis remains on authentic food, a welcoming atmosphere and attention to detail.

The Doncaster branch is off the beaten track, away from the town centre in the Woodlands area, but you’ll always find it buzzing with satisfied customers. Its friendly, attentive service and stylish, comfortable décor – not to mention the excellent food – draws diners from near and far.

As the winner of Readers’ Choice 2013 and Best Indian at both the 2014 and 2015 Eastside Restaurant Awards, it’s fair to say that Aagrah has made an impressive impact on Doncaster’s curry scene.

Great North Road,Woodlands, Doncaster, DN6 7RA Tel: 01302 728888

31 Market Place Cocktail Bar & Bistro This family-run licenced business, headed up by Oli Clark, can be found in the heart of Bawtry. As the name suggests, it is located off the Market Place and is accessed via a garden terrace. The terrace offers a semi-secluded place to relax in historical surroundings away from the bustle of the thriving market town.

The cosy bistro offers eclectic, comfortable styling, which creates a relaxed atmosphere where you can sample simple, good quality food and a range of aperitifs, beers, wines and speciality cocktails. It serves a selection of British cured meats and cheese with an affordable seasonal menu perfect for a small eatery. It is open from midday till midnight Tuesday to Sunday, with table service for food and cocktails on the terrace on warmer days.

Beneath the terrace you will find the late night cocktail bar. Previously known as Coco Ice, this unusual hideaway has a vibrant atmosphere created by charismatic, well-trained mixologists and fantastic in-house DJs.You can enjoy some of the best cocktails around from the extensive menu or tailor made to suit your taste, as well as world beers, wines and Champagnes.

31 Market Place, Bawtry, DN10 6JL Tel: 01302 714917 www.31marketplacebawtry.com

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China Rose In 1991, when a small Cantonese restaurant moved to new premises and quadrupled its covers to 170, no one could have predicted the success and popularity that would follow.

China Rose restaurant, located on South Parade and owned by the Wan family, has demonstrated true staying power by evolving with the changing times whilst remaining true to their vision – to deliver freshly cooked, innovative Cantonese food, using the finest ingredients, in opulent surroundings.Today, it has the reputation as one of the finest Cantonese restaurants in the region.

In 2012, head chef Jason Kwan and his wife, restaurant manager Carly Hui, assumed responsibility for the day-to-day running, taking over the reins from general manager Estelle Johnston.

Even now, the team never rest on their laurels – the hugely popular showtime music nights, featuring quality tribute acts, are a fairly recent addition and are attracting a whole new client base to enjoy their delicious dishes and great atmosphere.

China Rose is open every day from 5.30pm to 11pm. Booking is essential and the restaurant operates a smart dress code.

16 South Parade, Bawtry, DN10 6JH Tel: 01302 710461. www.chinarose.co.uk

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Bawtry’s Bar & Brasserie Nestled in the heart of the bustling market town, Bawtry’s Bar & Brasserie is the latest eating, drinking and entertainment experience.

It’s a busy cafe and brasserie during the day and a vibrant bar and restaurant with private room to hire at night before transforming into a playground for the town’s movers and shakers to enjoy until the early hours.

Serving lunch and dinner courtesy of the fabulous Colemans Pizzeria & Steakhouse, with which it shares a home, it’s become a popular spot for those after a great place to eat and drink in Bawtry.

52 High Street, Bawtry, DN10 6JA Tel: 01302 711271 www.bawtrysbar.co.uk

The Earl of Doncaster Hotel The Earl’s unique and individual style enables them to offer guests a beautifully designed, stylish venue with the ability to cater for the most prestigious event or corporate gathering. The spectacular ballroom boasts an in-built stage area, a sprung dance floor and a private bar, catering for up to 350 guests.

Located in this fabulous hotel is the impressive and tastefully decorated Art Deco restaurant and the Café Bar Concerto, with its superb surroundings, a la carte menu and stylish cocktail bar for predinner drinks or aperitifs. You can enjoy a delicious Sunday lunch, afternoon tea, or celebration meal from 12 till late. They also hold regular events and themed nights at the hotel.

Situated within easy walking distance of Doncaster, the Earl is 500 metres from the town centre and Doncaster Racecourse; a mile from Doncaster Station.

Free parking is available and there is access to complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel.

Bennetthorpe, Doncaster, DN2 6AD Tel: 01302 36137. www.theearl.co.uk

Coleman’s Bistro at The Blacksmiths Arms What happens when you take two Bawtry businesses and combine them into one country pub? The answer is Coleman’s Bistro at The Blacksmiths Arms in Everton, the latest venture from Andy Miller and Andy Longworth of Bawtry’s Bar & Brasserie and John and Sarah Coleman of Coleman’s Pizzeria & Steakhouse. The group joined forces last November to relaunch this well-established pub and the result is something really rather special.

The licensee – and the face of this new incarnation – is Claire Fleetwood, who has been working for Andy Longworth since 1988. With years of experience running some of the region’s bestknown establishments, she’s the driving force behind the early success of this new eatery. The Sunday carvery in particular is going down a storm and it’s already become a buzzing weekend haunt for Bawtry regulars who fancy a change from the norm.

Church Street, Everton, Doncaster, DN10 5BQ Tel: 01777 817281

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Do you want to be in the running for the 2016 Eastside Restaurant Awards? Find out how you can make your mark...

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he search is on for the finest dining establishments across the Doncaster, Rotherham and North Notts region, as we launch the 2016 Eastside Restaurant Awards.

This glamorous black tie event, staged at The Crown Hotel, Bawtry, gives a huge boost to the local restaurant scene as the winners enjoy their moment of triumph and all the nominated restaurants bask in the glow of positive publicity. Now the search is on again to find the venues that have truly excelled in the art of delivering delicious

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food in a superlative setting.

Eastside’s reviewers will be out and about over the next few months, checking out established and new restaurants, seeking out the very best the region has to offer. All our recent award winners have been exceptional, so expectations are high.

Meanwhile here’s a reminder to all restaurant, hotel, café and pub owners: to make sure your establishment is under consideration for the big prizes in 2016, contact Eastside’s publishing manager Terri Moore at terri.moore@regionalmagazine.co.uk

Cast your vote

Join our Judging Panel We want to give Eastside readers a voice on the independent judging panel that decides the ultimate prize – the Eastside Restaurant of the Year.

The search is on to find one reader to join with our other judges, all chosen for their knowledge of food and their passion for dining out on the Eastside scene, to eat together at some of the region’s finest restaurants before deciding which venue should be named as Eastside’s Restaurant of the Year.

You can leave your credit cards at home; all we want is your opinions.

And you will need to clear your diary for a few dates later this year when we bring the judges together to dine out and make their choices.

DON’T Does this opportunity tickle your tastebuds? To apply for MISS OUT... a place on our judging panel, please email the editor, Chris To advertise in Wilson, at chris.wilson@regionalmagazine.co.uk and Eastside, email terri.moore@ tell him in no more than 150 words what qualities you think regional the judges should be looking out for in the search for magazine.co.uk Eastside’s Restaurant of the Year.

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We will always give Eastside readers their say in our Restaurant Awards.

They are a discerning bunch who travel the region to experience the best restaurants, bistros and gastro pubs.

That is why the Eastside Readers’ Choice trophy is so highly prized.

The Eastside Readers’ Choice Award cuts across all boundaries.

Whether you select your favourite local cafe, a much-loved Indian or Italian restaurant or any other type of food venue, all votes are equal.

Everyone who casts a vote will be entered into a draw, and one lucky winner will receive dinner for two at their favourite restaurant.

Voting is free: simply visit our website – www.regionalmagazine.co.uk – and click on ‘Competitions’ to let us know where you have enjoyed eating out most over the last 12 months. All entries must include a home address and contact details, any multiple entries from the same email address will be disqualified.

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Don’t be fooled by the olde worlde exterior, the cooking at Caviars is bang up to date, writes Chris Wilson.

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n first impressions there is a lovely old-fashioned feel to the exterior of Caviars. The classically simple black and white paintwork, with contrasting colour-drenched hanging baskets, is entirely in keeping with those quieter corners of Bawtry where it seems that sleepy English small town life is alive and well.

But there is nothing cosy or conservative about the ambitious food being produced by executive chef Darren Rogan and his team.

In fact, close inspection of a menu that looks deceptively simple at first glance reveals that it is liberally stuffed with flourishes, confirming it has been put together with a lot of care and craft.

For example, starters include a cauliflower and white onion soup with white truffle oil, garlic crouton and a cheese and olive scone, while mackerel fillet is served with saffron sautéed potatoes, cucumber and a horseradish bonbon. Clearly, nobody is coasting here, and with a young waiting staff full of enthusiasm, Caviars can’t fail to make a strong impact... but will the food taste as good as it reads? Absolutely.

A terrific dining experience began with king scallops, sweet and salty, served on what the menu described as a ham knuckle compression but I’d call it a brilliant and tender terrine. With vanilla soaked grapes and baked hazelnuts on the side, and a sprinkling of edible wildflowers for showstopping presentation, this was quite something.

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New England Our second starter of Harrogate blue cheese ravioli with spinach veloute, parmesan tuille and pickled apple looked almost plain by comparison but once again was packed with flavour, and the contrast of the crunchy tuille against the velvety pasta was a lovely touch.

Main courses brought more top-notch

What we ate: Starters Harrogate blue cheese ravioli, £6.75 King scallops, £10.75 Mains Duck breast, £16.95 Plate of pork, £16.95 Sides Triple cooked chips, £2.95 Joe’s of Retford roasted root vegetables, £2.95 Desserts Peach melba, £6.95 Chocolate delice, £6.50 Drinks Medium glass rosé, £4.25 Medium glass Sauvignon Blanc, £5.50 Large glass Malbec, £7.50 Caviars 9-9a Swan Street Bawtry, DN10 6JQ Tel: 01302 710006 www.caviarsofbawtry.com

presentation, with strong flavours and contrasting textures to provide constant interest. My companion’s plate of pork was probably the most impressive dish of the evening, a killer combo of belly pork, Parma ham tenderloin, braised cheek, fondant potato, apple puree, mini toffee apple and red wine sauce. That’s not just a list of ingredients by the way, it’s a symphony on a plate.

My duck breast, served with a chive croquette, salt-baked sweet potato puree, honey-glazed swede, shallot rings and red wine jus, was another perfectly balanced plate of food. The duck was nicely pink and tender, too.

Whatever you order, don’t miss the opportunity to try a side portion of perfect triple-cooked chips, light and fluffy inside, with a seriously crunchy exterior.

You might say that deconstructed dishes have become a bit of a dining cliché, so let’s call my dessert dish of peach melba a reinterpretation instead. Served on a black slate for maximum impact, this combination of poached peach, vanilla panna cotta, raspberry sorbet and white chocolate shards was creative, colourful and simply delicious.

Not to be overshadowed, our second dessert of chocolate delice was dark, rich and smooth. Served with pistachio ice-cream and pistachio brittle, every mouthful was savoured.

So what’s happening in this sleepy corner of old England? Something special to arouse the interest of the most jaded diner, that’s what.

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Time to celebrate

Napoleons Casino is marking its 20th anniversary with a week-long celebration of amazing special offers.

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arty time is approaching at Napoleons later this month as the casino and restaurant celebrates an amazing 20 years in business at Owlerton Stadium; so dust off your nineties gear and prepare to enjoy one full week of special offers, events and promotions. Starting Monday 16 May and going through to Sunday 22 May, there will be fabulous prize giveaways, anniversary party nights, 20 per cent off prosecco all week and the fantastic opportunity to dine out in style for just £19.96.

George Forsyth, General Manager, commented: “It’s hard to believe that we’re celebrating our 20th anniversary in a matter of weeks. We’re a traditional casino less than three miles from Sheffield city centre and have been at our current site since 1996. In October 2014 we completed a £2million refurbishment and extension which introduced a new restaurant, new bar, new lounge, extended gaming floor, and the first outdoor gaming terrace outside of London.”

George continued: “We’re often referred to as the ‘friendly casino’ by our customers

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who always tell us that they can totally relax in our comfortable atmosphere. They find that all of our staff (from managers to croupiers to valets) are very ‘hands-on’ and welcoming. Our managers can always be found out and about on the casino floor talking to customers and ensuring everyone is having the best possible experience.

“Everyone is really looking forward to the anniversary and I am very proud of what we have achieved so far. With that said, I would like to invite everyone, including all of our customers old and new, to join us in celebrating this special milestone at Napoleons Owlerton.”

Come along to Owlerton’s anniversary week, beginning Monday 16 May, and pop in to see George and his team to find out why Napoleons is still everyone’s favourite Casino after 20 Years! Visit their website below to find out how you can join in with the celebrations. www.napoleonscasinos.co.uk/owlerton/20 Napoleons Casino 17 Livesey Street, Sheffield S6 2BL Tel: 0114 285 5566 www.napoleons-casino.co.uk/owlerton

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Photography: Fiona Barber

Owner Metin Koca (far right) with the team at Lalezar

Turkish delight Lalezar’s true taste of the Middle East evoke fond memories of a memorable summer holiday for Fiona Barber. have only ever been to Turkey once – Marmaris to be exact. It was the summer of 2013, and a glorious trip of many firsts: the first summer holiday with my partner, the one (and only) time I would wallow in a mud bath or take a dip in a sulphur pool (phwoar!), and lastly, but most importantly, my first proper taste of Middle Eastern cuisine.

Since then, my love of hummus, flatbreads and koftas has only intensified, and if – like me – you are partial to such delights, it’s great to know there’s a place in Doncaster we can go to get our fix.

Lalezar has been serving up top-quality Turkish dishes since opening its doors to eager customers two years ago and, judging by the packed-out venue when we arrived early one Friday evening, it’s proving extremely popular.

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which made choosing what to have no easy feat, but the hot mixed meze provided the ideal solution. With generous slices of savoury halloumi, Turkish sausage, and falafel, and rings of crisp calamari, it offered a selection of the best, and we savoured every last bite.

While my partner couldn’t resist the mixed kebab, on the recommendation of owner Metin Koca I opted for the Levrek Izgara: a marinated sea bass barbequed on the charcoal grill. The impressive fish was a real treat; crisp skin and meaty flesh flavoured with that distinctive smoky barbeque flavour, which can only be achieved by hot coals.

In true carnivore style, my partner was digging into his meat feast – an exciting medley of cop shish, Adana kebab, chicken shish, spare ribs and, a special mention must be given to the flavour-packed lamb chops, which were truly sensational. In keeping with the theme, a refreshing pint of Effes proved the perfect accompaniment for both of us.

No matter how big the feast, I always make room for baklava, which I was thrilled to find on Lalezar’s dessert menu. A dish of four perfectly formed parcels of crisp filo pastry, layered with crushed walnuts and soaked in honey, was the perfect way to end an all-round excellent meal. With relaxed surroundings, friendly service, top Turkish cuisine – and not a mud bath or sulphur pool in sight – it won’t be long before I make a return visit.

What we ate: Starters Hot mixed meze, £12.95 Salad ezme, £5 Mains Charcoaled sea bass, £14.95 Mixed kebab, £15.95 Dessert Oven-baked rice pudding, £3.45 Cevizli Sarma baklava, £4.95 Drinks Pint Effes, £4.25 Lalezar, 78-80 E Laith Gate, Doncaster, DN1 1JD Tel: 01302 215770

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Leading ladies Meet the businesswomen who are making their mark in our region.

Words: Fiona Barber

Pam Webb

Jayne Marie Maxwell

Truffle Lodge Spa and Luxury Accommodation Pam Webb is the owner of Truffle Lodge, an oasis of luxury in the pretty village of Fishlake where guests can indulge in beauty treatments and relax in the heated indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, steam room, sauna and outdoor hot tub.

Pam says she likes to take a hands on approach. “I welcome every guest personally from their initial contact or enquiry to ensuring their visit is enjoyable, relaxing and memorable.

“I was incredibly fortunate to make contact with Sue Harrison, business growth manager at Business Doncaster when my business plan was in its infancy. Sue’s guidance and feedback have been invaluable in turning my dream into a successful business.”

Her advice to other aspirational business women is: “Trust your instincts and use common sense. Keep your vision simple and easy to communicate and value your employees and customers. Above all stay positive, believe in your judgment, and enjoy what you are doing!”

Truffle Lodge, Trundle Lane, Fishlake, Doncaster, DN7 5LN Tel: 07525 844041/01302 842222 Email: pf.webb@yahoo.com

Melissa Kroger Fenwood Estates Ltd Melissa Kroger is the managing director at Fenwood Estates LTD, a property development company that specialise in new homes. Her responsibilities cover a whole host of areas including purchasing, design, planning, marketing and project funding.

She says: “My inspiration has been my father, Graham Fennell, whom I have worked alongside for nearly 15 years.

In the development world, which has been dominated by men for years, I would advise any women coming into this trade to stay focused and be strong to achieve a top position and ultimately success! Fuel your vision with perseverance.”

Gresley House Ten Pound Walk, Doncaster, DN4 5HX Tel: 01302 249550

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Rags To Stitches

Rags To Stitches is a sewing business, which sells fabrics, haberdashery and offers classes and workshops to all skills levels.

Owner Jayne Marie Maxwell always had a longtime love of sewing and quilting and, with the growing interest in sewing in the UK, she decided to open a fabric emporium. Filled with fun, modern fabrics, notions, patterns to meet the creative needs of sewing enthusiasts in Yorkshire, the business has gone from strength to strength. Rags To Stitches is already open six days a week and has upped evening classes to twice a week. Jayne says: “We recently came third in a national award for best haberdashery in the north of England. I am so proud of what I have achieved, and couldn’t have done it without the support of my staff and customers.”

St Marys Court, Tickhill, DN11 9LX Tel: 07734 385 38

Caroline Rhodes The Crown Hotel Bawtry As head chef at the Crown Hotel Bawtry Caz is in charge of a team of 13, ordering food, speaking to local suppliers, food preparation and cooking. She says: “With at least two weddings a week for up to 120 people, 100 covers for breakfast, and then all day for lunch and dinner, it’s a busy and varied role, which I love.

“My cooking teacher at school, Miss Webb, was the person who inspired me. Cooking was the only thing at school I was good at, I enjoyed every lesson and we cooked and baked everything from scratch.

“I would advise any women looking to succeed in business to always have a goal. Once I started cooking I wanted to be a head chef – and here I am! I was determined to succeed. Be prepared to work hard; being a chef is not a nine-to-five job and hours are long and varied. Seeing a happy customer and also happy wedding couples when you have made their big day dreams come true – it’s just perfect!”

Market Place, Bawtry, Doncaster, DN10 6JW Tel: 01302 710341

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Estee Lauder Modern Muse EDP £44.50, www.thefragranceshop.co.uk.

With its sparkling blend of jasmine and woods, this lush floral scent is feminine without being girly.

Lancome La Vie Est Belle L’Eau de Toilette Florale £49, www.lancome.co.uk.

The powdery, floral notes signal a new interpretation of this classic perfume, which includes a spring bouquet of bergamot, freesia, blackcurrant and pink pepper.

Terry de Gunzburg Thé Glacé Aqua Parfum EDP £107, www.escentual.com.

Said to embody the dolce vita French Riviera lifestyle, this limited edition EDP delivers a slice of summer in every spritz.

The scent of spring Welcome in the spring/summer season with a fresh new fragrance.

Words: Stephanie Burns

Dior Poison Girl EDP £70, www.theperfumeshop.com.

An intoxicating fragrance with heady notes of grasse rose mingled with bitter orange and Venezuelan tonka bean.

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Escada Agua Del Sol EDT £25.50, www.thefragranceshop.co.uk.

This new release by Escada combines mandarin, raspberry and citrus for a sweet and fruity finish.

Liz Earle Botanical Essence No. 20 EDP £49, www.lizearle.com.

Damask rose and sandalwood combine with 87 per cent natural ingredients to create a spicy yet floral fragrance.

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Highlight Your Breast Assets!

The first class service and excellent results at Natural Look Clinic specialise in enhancing and improving your natural best assets in the most beautiful – and natural – way, Consultant surgeon Mr Kazzazi and his team take time to listen to your exact requirements to ensure they deliver the very best – and most natural-looking – results with high quality implants.

In addition to implants, there are many other options at the clinic such as uplift and reduction, nipple correction, and consultations for noncosmetic breast surgery. And it’s not only women looking for some of the region’s best breast services that contact the clinic, as male breast surgery – otherwise known as the treatment of ‘man boobs’ – is also available.

An Oasis of Luxury Located in the beautiful historic village of Fishlake, Truffle Lodge amazing facilities include a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, steam room, gents’ and ladies’ shower/treatment rooms and a variety of massages and treatments that will help relax your body and mind during your stay.

Truffle Lodge has an opulent entertainment wing including a full sized snooker table, classy bar area and a private cinema.

The CQC-approved clinic is supported by a team of NHS consultant anaesthetists and an excellent team of nursing and reception staff.

Call the clinic on 01302 760222 to book a consultation or visit the website to find out more and take the first steps to an improved you.

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“Styling 32 shows over five days, we had to be on the ball.”

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Can reflexology improve your health? Liz from Elizabeth Ann Therapies considers the options.

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eflexology is enjoying ever-increasing popularity as it is an excellent way in which to improve your health and maintain it by natural, drug-free treatment. Generally we are more health and fitness conscious than we used to be, and assuming a greater role in looking after our own health; reflexology is just one of the natural means by which we can achieve the aim of good health.

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Can reflexology be used as a means of diagnosis?

In addition to being able to treat all sorts of different disorders, it can also be used as a means of diagnosis, to the extent that it can be used to detect which parts of the body are working well and which are not. This can often be helpful in finding the cause of a specific problem and may also help prevent other problems arising. It must be noted though, that it cannot be used to diagnose to the extent of giving definite names to disorders, but just to the extent of establishing where imbalances exist within the body.

Reflexology is suitable for both sexes, all age groups, from the young through to the elderly. Having been involved with reflexology for well over a decade, it gives me great pleasure to see the growing interest in a method that can be so helpful to so many and without harmful side-effects.

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Nothing is happening and my husband and I are becoming very stressed and worried. We want to know if there is any treatment we can try before going through the process of tests etc. at the doctors.

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Dear Mary Reflexology is known to have positive results in treating infertility.

There are many causes for not conceiving. Reflexology will treat the whole of the person, helping balance out any imbalances and sort any specific problems. If you are not aware of any reason for the difficulty in conceiving, it would be best for both you and your husband to receive treatment so as not to place the responsibility on one another.

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Mayflower Sanctuary founder and manager Jennie Foxhall-Lord with some of her many four-legged friends

Why Jennie is a dog’s best friend Eastside’s Fiona Barber meets a woman whose life’s work is giving new lives and new hope to canine waifs and strays.

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xcited dog barks pierced the air as my car trundled along the narrow dirt road towards Mayflower Animal Sanctuary. It was almost visiting time and these clever canines knew it; with visiting comes the possibility of a potential new owner, a new home, a fresh start.

The animal sanctuary – which rehomes both dogs and cats – was established back in 2003 and, what was once home to a family who bred German shepherds now houses 35 cats and 32 rescue dogs.

Mayflower’s founder and sanctuary manager Jennie Foxhall-Lord started the

sanctuary back in 1999. “I ran it from home with foster homes to start with and I gathered volunteers along the way,” she says.

“We fundraised a bit of money and were lucky enough to be able to come here. It’s always been a bit of a passion. Dogs seem to find you – I’ve been doing animal rescue for 40-odd years.”

When they first moved in, the site included a block of kennels, some old garages and a caravan. “The caravan had no door and visitors of rats and mice.” Jennie says. “We did everything from there until we managed to buy a portable building in 2003. It has come a long way.”

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The sanctuary now has a proper reception area, several kennel blocks and a paddock area where visitors can take dogs for walks. With grant money from Adoption For Pets two of the kennels are currently being refurbished. Just like all of the work that happens here, none of it would be possible without donations and the dedication of their staff and many volunteers.

As well taking in English dogs, they also rescue strays from Cyprus.

Jennie explains: “My son and his wife live in Cyprus and it started with one dog about six years ago – we were still doing quarantine then. They fundraised to start the pet passport and over the years English people have set up their own small groups in Cyprus. Unfortunately, in Cyprus, they don’t have any animal welfare laws yet, the same in Romania and Spain. The Cypriots, like a lot of people in other countries, think the dogs aren’t pets and they are used for hunting. We are fortunate here that we have laws; at least people know that if you hurt a dog or a cat then you will be punished for it.

That’s why we help when we can. It doesn’t matter where the dog comes from, at the end of the day, it’s a dog.”

The team at Mayflower don’t allow dogs to go to just any home and their matching service makes sure – as far as possible – that when someone adopts a dog, owner and pet are perfect for each other. They also carry out home visits to check that fencing is secure, there’s a bolt on the gate, and the dog’s not going to be left too long.

Jennie says: “Once they’ve said yes, this is the right person for the dog, the new owner can come back as often as they want to get to know the dog. We are very fortunate in that we have four Jan Fennel dog listeners who are behaviourists that do a talk on a Saturday morning before the dog can be adopted.” All new owners are required to

attend the talk, which teaches leadership skills. She adds: “We realise how important it is that we give the new owners a really good start and the dog listeners are there to support the new owner all the way through the dog’s life.”

When a dog comes into the sanctuary it is spayed or neutered, vaccinated, chipped and wormed so it is ready to be homed.

Mayflower asks new owners for a donation of £200-300 depending on the type of dog to cover these expenses. But, with an average monthly vets bill of around £4,000-5,000 they still need more help.

Dogs available for adoption

Lexi

Lexi is a sweet-natured female Staffie in need of a forever home. She is well behaved, affectionate and enjoys walks and being brushed and would make a loyal and loving companion for any family.

She travels fairly well and has lived with children aged two-five.

Tia

Tia is a nine-month-old cross breed who is extremely affectionate to all dogs and people. She loves playtime and would benefit from social classes and some training to keep her occupied.

She travels well and would be suited to older children.

The Mayflower Sanctuary is a caring and loving place for the animals, but they all need homes.

If you’re searching for a four-legged companion you can visit the sanctuary Monday,Wednesday, Thursday or Friday between 2pm and 4pm. Or, if you would like to lend a helping hand by volunteering your time, or to make a donation, contact the Mayflower Sanctuary on 01302 711330 or visit www.mayflowersanctuary.co.uk.

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Swinging at the Cotton Club the fabulous Jiving Lindy Hoppers and Harry Srutters Ryhthm Orchestra

Wednesday 11 May, 7.30pm £19 / £17.50 concessions

Kate Rusby Live in Concert

Sunday 29 May, 7.30pm £20.50 / £17.50 concessions

The Birthday Party

By Harold Pinter London Classic Theatre

Wednesday 8 June, 7.30pm Sounds of the Glenn Miller Era £16.50 / £14.50 concessions The Nick Ross Orchestra Friday 10 June, 7.30pm £18.50 / £16.50 concessions

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ES Home & Garden These Florentine country coasters are the perfect shabby-chic accessory. Mix them up with a different animal on each or choose a matching set. £4.50 each from www.musthavebins.co.uk.

This delightful bird table and feeder is a great way to look after your feathered friends this spring. £21 from www.miafleur.com.

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Keep it country!

Rustic home accessories to help you enjoy a taste of rural living this spring.

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hat with the Dodson and Horrell International Horse Trials at Chatsworth and the Great British Food Festival at Harewood House and Hardwick Hall, the country fair season is well and truly upon us.

And what better way to celebrate than to create your very own country-themed home and garden? From inviting more wildlife into our gardens with bird feeders, to getting kitted out with picnic accessories, here are

Make this gorgeous 3-oven AGA Classic Special Edition the heart of your country home.

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some items to prepare you for the great outdoors.

However, British spring time is not without its unpredictable weather. So if this year’s festivals turn cold, its reassuring to know there’s always these comforting tea-time essentials and cosy living room accessories to look forward to at the end of the day.

Whether you will be spending this spring out and about or pottering around the house, these rustic and animal-themed items are sure to get you into the spirit of the season.

Made from apple boxes sourced in Norfolk, these rustic storage boxes also make for stylish and comfortable seating. £215 from www.tiffanyjayne.co.uk.

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These wild hare pepper pots make charming ornaments when off duty on your dining table. £14.99 from www.oakroomshop.co.uk.

Get into the spring festivities with Dunelm’s Country Fayre Living range.

Knightsbridge large sofa in Victoria Putty, £899.99, pinch pleat Misty Moors curtains and Berridale Berry Roman blind all available from www.dunelm-mill.com.

Embrace the old and the new with these WaterSpout Hanging Flower Pots made from antiqued iron.

Set of two, £20 from www.in-spaces.com.

Doing what it says on the cushion, you will feel right at home with this on your sofa. £20 from www.athomeinthecountry.co.uk.

Make tea-time musical with this traditional Alessi melodic whistling kettle. £173 from www.black-by-design.co.uk.

Nothing says country living like tartan. Use as a throw or as a picnic blanket at your next country outing. £185 from www.clareloves.co.uk.

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L-R: Gareth, Philip, Jayne and Mark

Take pride

Words: Phoebe Seymour

From kitchens to bedrooms and bathrooms to heating, you’ll find everything you need to make your house a home.

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omes have gone through some radical changes over the past 50 years. Take kitchens for example; they are brimming with gadgets and appliances that would seem almost space age to the average 1960s homeowner.

One thing that hasn’t changed, however, is the pride we take in turning our houses into homes. Houseproud in Retford specialises in supplying and fitting kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms.

The Houseproud team consists of directors Philip Taylor, Mark Reddington and Jayne Adams, together with sales designer/project manager Gareth Osman.

Houseproud is a family business and was established by two of the directors’ fathers, Colin Taylor and Douglas Adams.

Colin and Douglas started out as plumbing and heating specialists in 1965, before opening the first showroom on John Street in 1980. The business eventually expanded into two showrooms in the town centre, before relocating to its new premises at Trinity Park five years ago.

The new showroom is much larger, offering a light and airy space with a wide selection of bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchens, fireplaces and stoves on display.

You will find some of the best contemporary and traditional kitchens made in the UK and Germany, together with appliances from big brand names such as Neff

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and Fisher & Paykel. They also design bespoke worktops in laminate, granite, quartz and corian.

When it comes to bathrooms, Houseproud supply and fit sanitaryware, as well as selling a wide choice of vanity units, mirrors cabinets and accessories. They also specialise in showers for the less able, with accessories including anti-slip surfaces, grab rails and seating.

In the heating department, Houseproud has long been a stockist and installer of multifuel (wood-burning), gas and electric stoves and fires, with many Stovax and Gazco designs on display. They also offer stoves from leading brands Arada, Dovre,Yeoman and Euroheat.

Houseproud offers full project management on all installations such as electrical work, plumbing and tiling and a free survey and quotation service is available.

The business even offers a supply only service, offering the same survey and quotation deal so even if you are a retail customer with your own kitchen fitter at the ready do not hesitate to ask about this service. Delivery of Houseproud’s products is also completely free.

Furthermore, they stock a range of ceramic and porcelain tiles and are the only local stockist of Wineo Vinyl Flooring, which is well-known for its quality and value for money.

The company’s long-established

reputation is based on its happy customers, and the showroom’s many thank you cards certainly reinforce this.

“We believe in quality products and a quality service to match,” says Jayne. “We get lots of referrals and returning customers.

Once we’ve done one room, we end up going through the whole house.”

So whether you would like to modernise one room with the newest and most innovative oven, or refit your whole house, Houseproud are here to help.

The showroom is conveniently located off Randall Park Way with plenty of free, onsite parking available.

View some of Houseproud’s work on their Facebook site at www.facebook.com/Houseproud-Retford.

Houseproud Randall Park Way, Trinity Park, Retford, DN22 7WF Tel: 01777 707252 www.houseproudretford.co.uk

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Sleep easy Spring cleaning your home? Make a new bed your top priority.

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ow that spring is in full swing, it’s a great time to throw out the old and bring in the new.

This is especially true for beds. As the years go by, your mattress may not be giving you the same comfort and support it once did.

Whether you are looking for a simple single bed or a king size bed with added storage space, The Bed Shop on Hallgate, Doncaster is brimming with three floors full of sleep inspiration.

The Bed Shop was established over 40 years ago and although there are six branches in total, they still consider themselves a local business for local people.

Having been around for so long, The Bed Shop has seen its excellent reputation grow, resulting in a lot of repeat and word-ofmouth business.

Keith Winter, store manager says: “Being such a long-standing business means people have built up a lot of trust with us. It’s very rare that anyone has any problems with our products, but it’s reassuring for customers to know that if they did we would still be here to sort it out for them.

“Our excellent customer service has given us a great reputation and it’s always

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nice to be recommended by others – it happens a lot. Not long ago we sold a bed to a young woman who was recommended to us by her parents, whose bed they had bought from us when she was still in a pushchair. It’s nice to hear, but it does make you feel old!”

The Bed Shop has a large selection of beautiful bedroom furniture and mattresses in appealing styles and finishes, and also sells divans, bed frames, furniture, electric beds and recline chairs.

“We pride ourselves on an excellent delivery service and top brand beds at the lowest prices,” says Keith, The Bed Shop’s delivery service is free of charge. They can also dispose of your old bed.

The shop always has discounts and offers.

Their main offer at the moment is a free upgrade to a king size bed if you buy a double on selected models, and drawers free of charge.

So if you are looking for a bed that leaves you feeling well rested and which puts the spring back in your step this season, The Bed Shop showroom is the place to go.

The Bed Shop 37 Hallgate, Doncaster, DN1 3NR Tel: 01302 369034

Words: Phoebe Seymour

“Our excellent customer service has given us a great reputation and it’s always nice to be recommended by others – it happens a lot.”

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Animal magic With a host of activities taking place – from ranger talks to wallaby walks – Love Your Zoo Week is the perfect time to visit Yorkshire Wildlife Park. By Phoebe Seymour.

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ith Love Your Zoo Week just around the corner, there’s never been a better time to monkey around at your local zoo, the Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

Held between the 28 May and 4 June, this will be the fifth year that the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) have launched the week-long event.

To celebrate Love Your Zoo Week, BIAZA members Yorkshire Wildlife Park (YWP) will be running a variety of activities to encourage the public to get more involved and to learn more about the great work the park does.

Each day of the week will be dedicated to a different species of animal and will feature a number of talks, crafts, workshops and games for all the family to enjoy.

Last year’s events included a lion day, a giraffe day and a polar day. May 2016 coincides with the sixth anniversary of the lions’ debut at the park and promises to be an even bigger and better celebration than before.

Visitors last year also wrote messages of gratitude on the ‘big love’ heart board and had a chance to enter the Best Animal Selfie photo competition.

As well as the return of all these fantastic activities, there will be plenty of opportunities to attend the normally scheduled ranger talks and feeding times at each of the park’s locations including the Wallaby Walkabout, Lion Country and Project Polar.

Built on a former riding school and farm, YWP has come a long way since it opened in April 2009.

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Director Cheryl and CEO John Minion couldn’t have imagined just how quickly the park would expand.Year on year the park has grown at an astonishing rate, with visitor numbers climbing from 66,000 in the first year, to a whopping 682,000 in 2015.

A dynamic centre for conservation and welfare, the park has over 300 animals and over 60 different species of animal.

YWP has become a major force in animal conservation with a respected record for animal welfare and conservation, raising awareness of the plight of endangered species and taking part in critical European and worldwide breeding programmes.

Cheryl, who is also CEO of the Yorkshire Wildlife Park Foundation said: “Our visitors have also responded by supporting our fundraising efforts for conservation and animal welfare and our projects around the world – and they should be proud of their part in an international effort that is turning back the tide for some species.”

The recent redevelopment of the Africa Plains has been particularly successful, providing a sanctuary for and raising awareness of endangered species featured there such as the giraffe and the critically endangered addax.

Over the past seven years,YWP has won a series of awards for its animal welfare projects and business performance, securing itself as one of the UK’s best wildlife attractions and winning the prestigious Gold Accolade from Visit England for the past two years.

“It is fantastic to be celebrating our seventh birthday and the achievements of Yorkshire Wildlife Park,” said CEO John.

“Everyone here has worked very hard to create a dynamic conservation centre and

great family attraction that brings people closer to animals both physically and emotionally.”

Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy unique walk through experiences, coming almost face to face with some of the world’s most beautiful and endangered species.

Book in for a carnivore, giraffe or polar bear experience, take a VIP tour, or if you are serious about a career in conservation, discover their ranger and junior ranger opportunities.

“YWP is about a great family day out and seeing smiles on faces and the wonderment in children’s eyes as they get close to lions, tigers or polar bears is complete job satisfaction for us.

“We are proud to be a local and national success and to put Doncaster on the map for tourism.”

So whether it is your first time or you are keen to get more involved with your local zoo, Love Your Zoo Week is a great time to show your appreciation and to make the most of all the wonderful things YWP has to offer.

To find out more about the fantastic events taking place during Love Your Zoo Week, visit www.yorkshirewildlifepark.com or call 01302 535057.

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Have you been caught on camera?

Katey and Sam from The Crown Hotel presenting the winning owners with their trophy

A day at the races

The Crown at Bawtry were delighted to sponsor again in this year’s Lincoln Race Meet at Doncaster Racecourse. The Crownhotel-bawtry.com Stakes was won by Muntadab and ridden by Sylvesta De Sousa.

What’s happening at The Crown?

Bring on the bikes!

Yellow bikes are up at The Crown for the Tour de Yorkshire

Spring has sprung Spring flowers are in full bloom at The Crown

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Rat Pack tribute comes to China Rose

China Rose Bawtry enjoyed another sell out Showtime evening with one of Europe’s best Rat Pack groups, The Rat Pack Live. They performed all the bestloved hits from Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jnr and guests were also treated to a surprise performance by a Marilyn Monroe tribute. For information on all forthcoming Showtime evenings www.chinarose.co.uk.

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ES Motoring

Nissan turns up the drama on the GT-R The current-gen Nissan GT-R has been with us now since 2007, and every year since the Japanese company has tickled its underbelly and internal workings – an extra dollop of power here, a suspension tweak there.You get the idea.

Now Nissan has really gone to town with the MY17 edition and the changes are the most dramatic yet.

In essence, the car’s looks have been changed giving it a more aggressive stance on the road with better aerodynamic properties. There’s a more luxurious new interior with fewer buttons and better sound deadening. The suspension has been changed to give better handling and improve ride quality. Power has also been raised to 562hp.

The order books opened this month with first deliveries this autumn.

Jordan Cutforth rounds up the latest from the world of motoring.

Feel the noise The latest generation of the Audi R8 is a welcome relief. Instead of following the rest of the industry by downsizing and turbo-charging their engines, the R8 has stuck to its guns and kept to a naturallyaspirated formula. Not only are these engines more responsive compared to their turbo-charged counterparts, but they’re considerably louder too.

As you would expect, the R8 Coupe is a fantastically aurally stimulating machine but this can only get better because now the Spyder version is coming along.

Available to order from later in the spring with deliveries at the end of the year, the new R8 Spyder will come with a 532hp 5.2-litre V10 powerhouse mated to an S-Tronic dualclutch gearbox. As with the Coupe, there’s no manual available.

Diesel joins the Club With the launch of the latest Mini Clubman back in October of last year, it was only a matter of time before the most fuel-efficient diesel variant was placed under the bonnet.

It’s called the One D Clubman and it’ll be powered by a 1.5-litre three-cylinder diesel producing 116hp, which can get the Clubman from 0-62mph in 10.4 seconds. Not bad for a car which in manual trim emits less than 100g/km of CO2 and manages 74.3mpg on the combined cycle. Automatic is slightly less frugal.

High standard equipment levels which includes the likes of Mini Navigation, DAB, Bluetooth, Cruise control, MINI Connected and MINI Excitement Pack, 16inch alloy wheels, sports leather steering wheel and automatic lights and wipers. Available now.

Priced from £21,375.

Reach for the sky Want your German super-coupe to be a little more… draughty? Well we have good news for you; the C63 is going topless. It’s the C63 AMG Cabriolet and it’s an electricallyoperated multi-layered fabric job which can be lowered or raised at speeds of up to 31mph.

As it’ll be based on the C63 AMG coupe, it’ll come with the same 4.0-litre bi-turbo V8 motor producing either 469hp or 503hp in C63 S guise, and it’ll come with all the same equipment options. It literally is a C63 with the roof chopped off.

It’ll weigh more than the regular car, and certainly cost more too. But will you really care when there’s millions of miles of blue sky at your disposal.

The C63 Cabriolet will be launched in August..

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Nissan teams up with the Yorkshire Wildlife Park

A new fleet of cars has roared to life at the award-winning Yorkshire Wildlife Park. The vehicles will be used around the park and for the education team to visit schools to deliver sessions on ppolar bears, climate change and sustainability.

As part of a sponsorship deal with dealership Evans Halshaw, they have been decorated with striking graphics of some of the park’s most famous animals including Victor the polar bear and Drake, the Amur leopard.

“The Yorkshire Wildlife Park is such a great local attraction and we’re happy to be supporting it, especially since we heard a polar bear named Nissan was moving in,” said Andrew Lane, dealer principal at Evans Halshaw Nissan Doncaster. “It’s a privilege to be able to provide the team with these practical and eye-catching vehicles to help with the everyday running of the park.” www.yorkshirewildlifepark.com

China Roses celebrates 25th anniversary with a free OAPs’ lunch China Rose Bawtry are celebrating 25 years in their current premises on South Parade and are hosting a celebratory lunch for Bawtry pensioners on Sunday June 26, from 12pm-4pm, all completely free of charge.

The only criteria is that guests must be a resident of Bawtry and a pensioner.

Guests will be able to enjoy a three-course Chinese meal with tea or coffee plus music from Swingamathing, an authentic 1940s swing band, who will bring the music and style of that time to life. Should transport not be available China Rose will be happy to collect guests and take them home after the event. For more information call 01302 710461 or 711338, or download a form from www.chinarose.co.uk.

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Are these the ultimate jeans?

Limited edition gold embellished Jacob Cohen men’s jeans are now available at Robinsons of Bawtry. Just 126 pairs of these super exclusive jeans were produced worldwide and only 36 pairs are available in the UK. They are made from some of the finest Italian denim available, finished with handcrafted gold plated buttons and rivets and a solid 9ct gold logo badge. In store exclusively at Robinsons of Bawtry at £1,995.00. www.robinsonsofbawtry.com.

Doncaster Racecourse wins a national accolade for excellence

Doncaster Racecourse has been named as one of the top UK racing venues in a national awards scheme.

Every year the Racecourse Association (RCA) publishes a list of the top racecourses in England, Wales and Scotland via its Quality Assured Racecourse Scheme, which is run in partnership with tourism bodies VisitEngland and VisitScotland.

The RCA has published its latest findings for 2015, with Doncaster listed in the top 12 UK racecourses and awarded the coveted RCA Excellence Accolade.

Kieran Gallagher, executive director at Doncaster Racecourse said: “We are thrilled to receive this national recognition, which reflects the outstanding work of our valued employees. We strive to offer top-class customer service to the thousands of racegoers who pass through our turnstiles each year.”

For further information about Doncaster Racecourse or to book tickets call 01302 304200 or visit www.doncaster-racecourse.co.uk.

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