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Image THE MAGAZINE FOR RENISHAW, KILLAMARSH, MOSBOROUGH, HANDSWORTH, CRYSTAL PEAKS, HALFWAY, GLEADLESS, SWALLOWNEST

UNSUNG HERO Why cider is the perfect pint

Great days out Get active this summer

Chips for everything Keep track of your pets

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CRYSTAL PEAKS Celebrating 30 years

JUNE 2018

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CONTENTS

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Wakeboarding is just one of many things you can try in our area this summer

8 In Brief

36 Beauty

FRONT COVER: Crystal Peaks celebrates 30 years

Our monthly round-up of what’s been going on around our region

Don’t let hot summer weather play havoc with your hair

14 Great days out

40 Travel

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From days out to dining out and home improvements to gorgeous gardens, our region is filled with things to do

Forget the pain of the plane, travel to New York in style onboard the Cunard Queen Mary II

21 Chips for everything!

42 The taste of summer

From dogs and cats to bunnies and birds, get them all microchipped

Often overlooked, we look at why cider is the perfect pint

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48 Motoring

Home & Garden

These ice cream-inspired colours are sure to sweeten up your decor this summer

32 Fashion

Cool looks for summer days

These new drives will leave you looking and feeling good PROMOTIONS: 22 Thornberry Animal Sanctuary 30 The Old Rectory 38 Sheffield Childrens’ Hospital Charity

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RAINBOW FORGE PRIMARY ACADEMY ARE SINGING FOR JOY A local primary school received exciting news recently when their choir were invited to perform in the Music for Youth’s National Festival.

Rainbow Forge Primary Academy has a popular junior choir, whose members range from ages 7-11. They have performed in a number of venues and events around Sheffield, including at Sheffield Cathedral as part of Breast Cancer Care’s carol concerts, with The City of Sheffield Teachers’ Choir at their Christmas performances, and in various Christmas concerts around the city.

In January the choir were selected to perform as part of one of Music for Youth’s 50 Regional Festivals, organised locally by

Sheffield Music Hub. The choir received some amazing feedback from their performance, with comments like “great energy and an exciting sound,” “very good tuning for an unaccompanied primary choir” and “this is a wonderful primary school choir with many musical strengths.”

Darcey, aged ten, said: “We are all looking forward to going to Birmingham as we have all worked so hard.

“We never expected to get this far, we just wanted some feedback on our singing and now look where we’ve got! One good thing about being in our choir is you always have lots of friends around you. We are proud to be a team.”

Following on from this feedback, the choir were invited to perform at the National Festival in Birmingham, just one of 24 choirs selected from the 40,000 young musicians who took part in the regional festivals. They will be singing in Birmingham Symphony Hall on 4 July.

Headteacher, Jane Loader said: “It is wonderful to see how confident our children have become, thanks to the experiences and training that our music curriculum and choir programme give our pupils.

“Our choir welcomes everyone, and they have enjoyed preparing for this performance and are excited to sing for a larger audience.”

Eddie the Eagle flies back for Crystal Peaks 30th birthday celebrations Eddie ‘the Eagle’ Edwards will be flying back into Crystal Peaks as the award-winning Sheffield shopping mall celebrates its 30th anniversary.

Eddie the Eagle is the British skier who in 1988 became the first competitor since 1928 to represent Great Britain in ski jumping, becoming a much-loved national hero following his appearance at the Calgary Winter Olympics of that year.

It was at the height of his fame that he was invited to cut the ribbon at Crystal Peaks, Sheffield’s then new out of town shopping centre.

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And now he’ll be back, leading the Crystal Peaks 30th anniversary celebrations on 16 June and unveiling a specially commissioned birthday work of art – created by Crystal Peaks shoppers.

Working alongside the experts from Sheffield’s Fired Arts Craft Cafe, shoppers and visitors young and old are being invited to create images on special ceramic tiles that will then be assembled into a major 30th anniversary mural that will go on public display in the centre as the focal point of the celebrations.

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Great days out FROM DAYS OUT TO DINING OUT, OUR REGION IS FILLED WITH THINGS TO DO. he summer months are jam-packed with a range of activities that will keep the whole family entertained.

And as our region is filled with a variety of local businesses, delightful shops and boutiques, beautiful parks, stately home gardens and delicious eateries, there’s plenty of fun to be had.

For all your retail needs, take a trip to Crystal Peaks, where you can enjoy browsing a range of popular high-street stores, including Boots, New Look, M&S and Next.

And if you need a break from shopping, they also serve up a fantastic selection of eateries.

When it comes to fun days out, there’s sure to be something for everyone to enjoy,

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including Rother Valley Country Park and its 750-acres, which has attracted over 750,000 visitors a year since it opened in 1983. There’s a range of outdoor activities to discover, from walking and cycling routes, fishing and water sports to a golf course.

If you’re brave enough to take the plunge, look no further than the exhilarating aqua pursuits at Sheffield Cable Waterski - the north’s biggest cable wake park. Try your hand at knee boarding, water skiing and wakeboarding, from beginner to advanced level, or, take on the white-knuckle aqua park, where you can enjoy an adrenalinecharged day packed full of slippery inflatable slides, treacherous climbing walls, dicey

runways and a 27ft trampoline.

Or why not soak in some of the countryside at Aston Springs Farm, where the little-ones can not only observe the working pig and poultry farm, but can spend hours interacting with deer, highland cattle and alpacas. There’s also a small animal barn, which is home to meerkats, rabbits and guinea pigs, and you can even take a stroll through the farm trail. And don’t forget to stop off for a bite to eat, before picking up local essentials and produce from the farm shop.

Because rainy days don’t always have to be a downer, SIV venues: Westfield Sports Centre, Sothall and Ponds Forge offer classes and activities for all the family, from

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swimming, fitness and football to badminton, indoor hockey and tennis. And they’ve also got holiday camps and children’s birthday parties all wrapped up.

When the weather warms up, explore the great outdoors and visit the stunning Italianate gardens at Renishaw Hall. A breath-taking feature of the Derbyshire countryside for nearly 400 years, this striking garden features clipped hedges, herbaceous borders, magnolia trees, rose gardens and winding paths trailing through the woodlands.

And why not make a day of it and experience the spectacular hall itself? Just be prepared to get lost down the rabbit hole while exploring its unique history.

When you need to take a break from the kitchen, the region is far from short of fantastic eateries, from curries and pub grub to decadent indulgences – there really is something to suit every taste bud. Just some of the choices on offer include Cutlers Spice, Darcy’s Brasserie, The Sitwell Arms, The Red Lion, Aston Hall and The Vine.

Meanwhile, if you want to undo those calories, Places Gym at Crystal Peaks is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and a huge functional training area, while The Sitwell Arms Hotel Gym & Studio offers a range of Life Fitness cardio and Hammer Strength resistance training equipment. Or, for something a little different to the

mainstream, D.A.W.S Community Gym provides support and assistance for those affected by both mental and physical disabilities.

As the summer months are the most popular months to tie the knot, there are a range of stunning venues that’ll ensure your day is perfect from start to finish. The Old Rectory is a beautiful Grade II listed building with a fantastic Georgian frontage – an ideal backdrop for your wedding photographs – or you can choose from the spectacular Mosborough Hall Hotel, all-inclusive Hellaby Hall, striking Sitwell Arms Hotel and elegant Whirlowbrook Hall – the possibilities are endless.

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IF YOU’RE TURNING YOUR ATTENTION TO THE HOME AND GARDEN THIS SUMMER, THESE LOCAL BUSINESSES CAN HELP YOU GET STARTED. f you’re thinking about updating your home – aided by some glorious, dry weather – from a lick of paint to a new kitchen. And luckily, the area is full of local businesses who can help you do just that.

Family-run C Clear Glass and Glazing offer high quality window repairs - and you can rest assured that the customer always comes first – while Sheffield Window Centre have been manufacturing high quality uPVC windows, doors and conservatories in the heart of Sheffield for over 40 years.

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Not forgetting your garden. Shedworld specialise in timber and concrete structures, and can create anything from sheds and greenhouses to playhouses and kennels, and if your grass needs a new lease of life, Green Thumb can keep your garden sporting a luscious, green lawn all year round.

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Chips for everything!

FROM DOGS AND CATS TO BUNNIES AND BIRDS, GET THEM ALL MICROCHIPPED. hether you have a cat, dog or rabbit, microchipping is an essential part of looking after your pet, and throughout June many vet practices across the UK will be raising awareness about microchips, in celebration of National Microchipping Month.

National Microchipping Month is sponsored by Petlog, the UK’s largest lost and found database for microchipped pets, and is a campaign that encourages and promotes microchipping as the preferred method of permanent identification.

You may be wondering, what is a microchip? Why does my pet need one? Well, as an animal owner you have a legal requirement to ensure your pet can be identified should they go missing. What’s more, laws changed in April 2016 to declare that all dogs in the UK must be microchipped.

Here senior vet Shula Berg, who has worked for the Springfield Veterinary Group for the last seven years, explains why microchipping your pet is an important part of being a responsible owner.

“Microchipping is so important, as it is the only guaranteed method of identifying who an animal belongs to.

“A common misconception is that microchips allow animals to be tracked, but this isn’t the case. Instead, each microchip has a unique 15 digit number, which is displayed when the chip is scanned. When this number is entered into an online database, the owners’ details are quickly retrieved.

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stolen animals with their owners - this is usually cats and dogs, but rabbits, birds and even tortoises can all be microchipped.

“If a stray animal is brought into the vets, we always scan for a microchip. For this reason, it’s enormously important to make sure your pets’ microchip details are correct (they can easily be updated online or over the phone).

“Lost animals are not the only benefit of microchips, however. As a vet, I often have to treat injured animals, brought in by members of the public, especially as cats tend to wander quite far from home. If a pet isn’t

microchipped, it can make things really difficult as we can’t wait indefinitely for an owner to come forward, and sometimes have to make critical decisions about treatment.

“Unfortunately, some animals don’t survive, especially those hit by cars. We often have deceased cats brought in, but always scan them for a microchip in the hope we can at least tell their owner what happened.

“Since April 2016, it is a legal requirement for all dogs to be microchipped in the UK. This must be performed before puppies are sold, and the chip is initially registered to the breeder. Breeders can then update the microchip with the puppy’s new owners’ details free of charge. We are hoping that, with time, this will help to reduce the number of “backyard breeders” and puppy farms, by making breeders more accountable.

“Microchipping is quick, simple and causes only mild discomfort (or none if performed under anaesthetic such as during neutering).

“Springfield offer microchipping for only £9.99 at all eight of our branches - please call the number below or visit www.springfieldvetgroup.co.uk to book an appointment.”

Springfield Veterinary Group has eight branches across Sheffield, including the Rotherham branch which is open 24 hours a day for emergencies. In 2017, they were assessed in six key areas by the Royal Veterinary College, and presented with six ‘outstanding’ awards, becoming the second practice in the country to achieve this. Visit www.springfieldvetgroup.co.uk for more information.

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A pearl of an anniversary THORNBERRY ANIMAL SANCTUARY CELEBRATE 30 YEARS OF RESCUE AND REHABILITATION. hornberry Animal Sanctuary (TAS) is celebrating 30 years of rescuing and rehoming neglected and abandoned animals, from dogs, cats and rabbits to horses, ponies, pigs, sheep, goats and a donkey, Stevie.

Some stories are horrifying: take Aiyana for instance, she was one of three horses found in an abandoned trailer, kicking through the rotting floor in a frantic bid to escape. It took three days for a passerby to realise their plight and Aiyana is with TAS recovering, her forgiving nature shining through, despite her leg wounds and trauma.

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Babe the blind sheep had been kept locked in a tiny shed for his own ‘safety’, until he arrived at TAS and found his way contentedly round one of the grassy paddocks – his disability managed, not punished.

Many of the dogs who arrive at TAS have behavioural issues, caused by poor treatment, and while TAS understand that not all owners are intentionally cruel, animals can suffer just as much from ignorance, lack of time, money or interest.

A kennel environment is never as good as a knowledgeable, loving family, but top quality makes a massive difference, and so TAS are working to replace the out-dated and tired kennels, with new ones suitable for the next 30 years.

Happy dogs are easier to rehome, with the best chance of a good future, and so the chosen kennels are highly recommended

by the ADCH (Association of Dogs and Cats Homes) and have been designed to significantly reduce stress levels.

But TAS need your support, and if you feel you can help turn the redevelopment into a reality, you can contribute to the kennels fund.

Text KENN18 to 70070 with your chosen amount (£1, £2, £3, £4, £5 or £10) and by their diamond anniversary, you will have helped thousands more animals face a better future.

Thornberry Animal Sanctuary Charity no: 1018048 The Stables, Todwick Road, North Anston, Sheffield, S25 3SE Tel: 01909 564399 Tel (Horses): 01709 208517 Animal adoptions: info@thornberryanimalsanctuary.org General information: admin@thornberryanimalsanctuary.org

PLEASE HELP ERNIE AND MABEL OUT! Mabel says: I’m nearly nine and I’ve been here for three years.

I‘m lovely but get anxious.

The people here are nice but it’s all too much for me.

I need a quieter home where I can feel more secure.

Ernie says: I’m only three years old and I’ve been here for 18 months. I feel stressed here so I bark for help then people think I’m bad, so they don’t adopt me, so I stay in kennels.

HOW CAN YOU HELP ALL OF OUR DOGS OUT? Join our fund for new, purpose-built kennels which will reduce stress and make our dogs much happier while they are here. Happy dogs get re-homed faster.

How to contribute to our kennels fund: Text: kenn18 on 70070 for £1, £2, £3, £4 £5 or £10 or BACS transfer with your name and KF at T.A.S. a/c 31691686, sort code: 40-39-07 or send a cheque payable to Thornberry Animal Sanctuary at T.A.S. The Stables, Todwick Road, Sheffield S25 3SE with Kennel Fund on the envelope.

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A WEEK IN THE LIFE

Heart of the community TIM SCHAFER. CENTRE MANAGER, AT THE OLD RECTORY, HANDSWORTH, TALKS ABOUT HIS JOB.

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rom fireworks displays and tea dances to wedding ceremonies and washing up, Tim Schafer gives Image an insight into the inner workings of a week in the life of a centre manager at The Old Rectory, Handsworth.

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Tell us about The Old Rectory

The Old Rectory is an independent charity based in the heart of Handsworth, located behind St Mary’s church in a fantastic old stone-built Georgian house. We’re essentially a community centre, hosting everything from mums and toddler groups and preschool singing classes to karate, yoga, pensioner’s lunch clubs and tea dances.

There are over 40 community groups that use the building weekly and our website offers a full listing, for anyone interested in getting out and about, making friends or learning new hobbies.

We also host groups run by other social enterprises, tackling issues like diabetes, alcoholism or weight loss, and often offer free courses for those who need the help most.

Alongside that, we’re a busy wedding and party venue - the old building provides the

ideal backdrop for photos and the gardens offer a wonderful private space for drinks receptions and for children to play.

We host everything from birthday parties and christenings to anniversaries and retirement functions, as well as the weddings themselves, as you can hold the ceremony inside the Old Rectory.

We use all the profits generated from weddings and parties to put on community fun days over all the bank holidays, the big fireworks display in November, as well as a music festival in August, ensuring a jampacked calendar of events for our local residents, to help build community cohesion.

What lead you to The Old Rectory?

I had previously worked in retail, running my own shop, and took time out to look after my second son, so when returning to work I wanted a new challenge - this was it.

What is a typical working day like for you?

No two days are the same. We’re a small team, so although I am the centre manager, there’s also plenty of stacking chairs, washing up and serving drinks to be done.

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I particularly enjoy meeting couples and helping plan their special day, and I’m often here at weekends and evenings, too, letting community groups in and out of the building or running parties, so 5am starts for the car boot are often a challenge. But then the magical days like Santa’s workshop or helping set off the fireworks make it manageable, especially when I see the pleasure it brings to the local children.

What is the toughest part of your job?

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

Sometimes it is sad, because within groups like the pensioners lunch club – where we are feeding the very elderly and lonely – dementia can set in and member may exceed our care abilities. It is tough when we can no longer take in a member who may have been coming to us for years or who has made good friends, but sometimes it is imperative that we refer people to the next level of care.

I would still like to be working within the community or third sector, but right now there are plenty of challenges ahead within this role.

What has been the highlight of your career so far?

What do you enjoy doing outside of work?

I’m particularly proud of the Handsworth music festival and this year will be our sixth year. It’s an amazing family day and it’s great to host an event like that in the heart of the community. I’m also enjoying our current program of building renovations - we’ve recently added large garden doors to the function rooms and are looking to build a new bar area next year. It’s great to think that the changes we’re making now will improve the flexibility of the building and ensure it’s here long after we’re gone.

I have three boys, so a lot of my spare time is spent watching the football matches they play in, and those they don’t. I also have a dog, who gets me out on long walks, and I’m very fond of my garden and growing produce, as well as keeping chickens.

What projects are you working on at the moment?

We’re currently looking for a community engagement officer to join our team, and are hoping to put on more courses, classes, holiday activities and counselling sessions, using the profits generated from weddings. So as that side of the charity grows, we need another staff member to organise everything.

I’m currently working on job specs and reading through applications, which is really exciting.

What do you enjoy most about your job?

The people. I work with a great team and we all put in long hours, but share a sense of humour that keeps us smiling.

What advice would you give to anyone thinking of a similar career?

Don’t be afraid to try new things. Not everything we put on is a success, but it’s about having a go, seeing what captures the community’s imagination and being prepared to evolve or change. We try to reinvent our affairs each year, to keep things fresh and interesting, and as for the wedding side of the business, it’s all about the planning and detail, so be organised.

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Through thick and thin BEAUTY STANDARDS CHANGE OVER TIME, AND NO FACIAL FEATURE HAS TRANSFORMED THROUGH THE AGES MORE THAN EYEBROWS. FROM THEOVER-PLUCKED TO DRAWN ON, RACHEL MARTIN DOCUMENTS THE UPS AND DOWNS OF EYEBROW TRENDS THROUGHOUT THE DECADES.

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The rise of silent movies meant that brows in the '20s took a theatrical downturn. Stars shaved their eyebrows and drew them back in thinly with paint, so they'd better express emotion on camera, as seen on Clara Bow.

Thick eyebrows with thinner ends were very trendy at this time - women favoured a more natural look by removing only a few hairs to create an arch shape. Ungroomed ‘caterpillar’ brows were also all the rage, and a heavy, almost dishevelled look was desirable and emulated with the help of brow pencils and powders.

1940s During World War II wearing makeup was seen as a way to remain ‘feminine’ while taking on traditionally masculine roles. By 1946, the war was over, but eyebrows remained prominent.

Taking a cue from the likes of Joan Crawford, eyebrows were drawn in bigger, bolder and more dramatically than ever before and were often plucked so that the arch was higher and placed right in the centre.

1990s The extremely thin 1920s trend resurfaced again and arched eyebrows were usually not well shaped and required the most maintenance, which inevitably led to over-plucking and over-waxing.

2000s Playing on the brows of the '90s, the following decade saw even thinner, barely-there shapes, with stars like Drew Barrymore and Pamela Anderson rocking teeny-tiny arches that often resulted in a perpetually shocked-looking expression.

The brow of today 1950s Stars like Marilyn Monroe and Dorothy Dandrige provided the '50s brow ideal: short, full, heavily arched and wide-set. Brows were generally one to two shades darker than hair and set very far apart to create the illusion of a slimmer nose and bigger doll-like eyes.

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We live in the era of the selfie, and therefore our eyebrows must be camera-ready at all times.

The bold brow is back, thanks in large to model-of-the-moment Cara Delevingne and what many are hailing "the power brow", and even men spend a lot of time and money getting their arches right.

Tweezers are certainly on hiatus for now, but if history is any indication, it's only a matter of time before they're in high demand once again.

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The superb new wing of Sheffield Children’s Hospital includes four world-class new wards that include award winning artwork. Over £10million of the cost was raised by The Children’s Hospital Charity, thanks to generous supporters and companies sponsoring bedrooms, treatment and therapy rooms.

The wing even has a special Play Tower at its heart, which was built to enable more play to be included for in-patient stays in the hospital. It was completely funded by donations to the charity’s Christmas Appeal in 2016.

All of the 72 new bed spaces at the hospital also include beds that will give parents a comfortable place to stay with their child, while over half of patients in the new scheme will get private rooms with en-suite bathrooms. The Children’s Hospital Charity has also funded bedside patient entertainment

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FORGET THE PAIN OF THE PLANE, TRAVEL TO NEW YORK IN STYLE ONBOARD THE CUNARD QUEEN MARY II. BY CARMEL STEWART. sometimes think it would be easier if we were all required to wear pyjamas when travelling by air.

That way we would have less hassle at airports having to take off coats, jackets, jumpers, shoes and belts while sorting out bags, laptops, phones, keys, cash, liquids and, in some cases, pushchairs, toddlers and nappy bags.

It’s for our security, I hear you say, and so it is, but that doesn’t make it any easier so when the invitation arrived to spend Christmas in New York, I hesitated. Airports at Christmas?

Hmm. But I had the time and was saving on hotels, so it seemed churlish to refuse.

Keen to avoid the easy-peasy, cheap and squeezy airlines, I looked at an alternative means of transport and came up with a Cunard non-stop crossing on the Queen Mary II. Not to be confused with a cruise, for me this was a strictly one-stop journey from Southampton to New York, which is far less stressful than you might imagine.

First off, there is a train directly from Sheffield to Southampton. Off the train, into a taxi; out of the taxi into the departure lounge; bags whisked away almost before the taxi had come to a halt. Slight moment of panic – were they so efficiently dispatched by a port employee or by an opportunist thief?

Momentary hesitation and then relax. I’m on holiday. I have my passport, my ticket, my bank card and my Kindle, what else do I need?

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Entry to the departure lounge was equally straightforward. Walk through the doors and you’ll be presented with a coloured card, up the escalator to the spacious waiting area with free magazines and newspapers, plus coffee, tea and snacks at not too exorbitant prices. Then it is merely a question of waiting for your colour to be called. So long as you have your passport, a printed copy of your ticket and a printout of your ESTA (US Visa), check-in is very simple and hassle free.

There is the inevitable security screening but it’ll take all your ‘Merry Christmas’ bags without a murmur – Henderson’s Relish, hot sauce selection, mince pies and all. A short stroll later and you arrive on board what can only be described as a floating luxury hotel.

The setting is truly spectacular with a magnificent central staircase, endless corridors, wonderful dining rooms, dance hall, theatre, planetarium and swimming pools. There is even a kennels staffed by qualified professionals, so your pets can also travel in style.

Excellent food is available in multiple locations; the Queen’s Grill, the Princess Grill, the Britannia Club, King’s Court and the Golden Lion pub among them.

There are multiple activities too. Joining in is optional. Some entered everything with huge enthusiasm, others were of the bah

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humbug variety and kept clear. You can dress up for dinner or not – although eating after 6pm requires smart/casual at the very least.

Some took the plunge with long frocks, bow-ties and cummerbunds, others skated very close to the edge with black jeans and Tshirts.

I was not keen on joining the choir, learning to paint, Trivia tournaments or ballroom dancing but I did learn to play backgammon, thanks to Terry who was not an employee but an enthusiast, eager to spread the word.

If I have a point of criticism it has to be for the internet access which was truly dreadful.

Not that that was anyone on board’s fault. It is what it is but the fact that Cunard charges were so high was a bone of contention among all trying to log on – or indeed log off. I paid more than £80 for my 240-minute package. It regularly took me 20 minutes to access my emails, five minutes to read them and a further 20 minutes to log off – all

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included in the paid for time. I twice had to go to reception and ask them to log me off as my laptop was stuck fast.

So, Cunard, why not make it FREE? It won’t change the doziness of it all but it will stop people complaining.

One thing about which there was no complaint was our guest speaker – Sir Ranulph Fiennes – an excellent entertaining speaker and a thoroughly pleasant gent into the bargain.

THE DETAILS: A transatlantic Christmas crossing on the QMII costs from £889 per person. That fare includes the crossing, food and soft drinks in certain areas. It also included the flight home but not any alcohol.

Fine dining requires an upgraded cabin.

Normally, I would advise travellers to book the best they can afford but, if New York is your final destination, select the cheapest you can live with for a week.

You’ll have access to all the shows and entertainment. The food in King’s Court is wonderful and plentiful. Service is help yourself – and people did, believe you me – but it’s relaxed and comfortable. Afterwards you can stroll across to the Carinthia Lounge for coffee. If you are feeling really anti-social, room service is available free of charge.

There are plenty of areas to sit and relax during the journey. A balcony suite will give you the same view of the Atlantic mile after

mile but that’s about it.

If you decide to go on to the Caribbean, more expensive accommodation is worth considering.

On boarding you will be required to register your bank card. Any expenses incurred will then be deducted. There are many upmarket shops on board as well as places for fancy coffees and cocktails, spa treatments and hair styling – all of which will be added to the final tally. If you travel with the family a check on expenditure every couple of days will save palpitations at the end of the voyage.

Note too, that, unless you ask to have it removed, you will automatically be charged tips at between $11.50 and $13.50 per person per day, depending on accommodation. You will also find 15 per cent has been added to your bill for any bar, wine or salon services. It all adds up if you are not careful.

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FOOD & DRINK

The taste of summer

OFTEN OVERLOOKED, PHOEBE SEYMOUR LOOKS AT WHY CIDER IS THE PERFECT PINT. n recent years, there’s been something of a real ale and gin revival, but another classic drink that often gets overlooked is cider.

Perhaps we simply take it for granted that it will be on tap at every bar we stumble into, but with UK supermarkets such as Tesco increasing their selection of ciders by 60 per cent since 2001 to keep up with demand, we are certainly a nation with a huge thirst for the stuff.

Nowadays, it’s common to see every fruit flavour of cider under the sun (quite literally) poured over ice to create the perfect summer pint. So let’s raise a glass as we celebrate the past, the present, and the glorious future of this unsung beverage.

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SWEET BEGINNINGS In The Drunken Botanist (Algonquin Books, 2013), which explores the botanical history of some of the world’s greatest spirits, Amy Stewart cites the Greeks and the Romans as the first people to master the art of cider making.

“When Romans invaded England around 55 BC, they found that cider was already being enjoyed by the locals there,” says Amy. “By that time, apple trees had long ago migrated from forests around Kazakhstan and were well established across Europe and Asia.

“It was in southern England, France, and Spain that the technique of fermenting – and later distilling – the fruit was perfected.

Evidence of this ancient art can be found in the European countryside today, where large circular apple grinding stones used to crush the fruit are still half buried in the fields.”

She goes on to explain that there was often a “mishmash of novel and never-before-seen apples” in these orchards, which the farmers considered not sweet enough to eat.

Even drinking the juice of apples was thought to be too sour for palates at that time. An archaeological dig in Gloucester in

2002 suggests that crab apples were once commonly pressed into an alcohol sweetened with honey.

With the invasion of 1066, the natural sugar in Norman apples displaced the need for a sweetening agent and so began the love affair between the English and their apples and cider. Increased planting of apple trees began as soon as William of Normandy introduced his feudal system and has continued until now, nearly a thousand years on.

The only way to reproduce a popular variety of apple was to graft it onto the rootstock of another tree, a technique that had been used on and off since 50 BC. Apple farmers started making clones of these varieties, and the popular ones eventually acquired names.

“In the late 1500s, there were at least 65 named apples in Normandy,” confirms Amy. “For centuries, many of the best apples for cider-making have come from this region, all chosen for their productivity as well as their balance of acidity, tannin, aromatics, and sweetness.”

The present day phenomenon Recent years have seen a significant increase in cider sales in the UK. Today, the UK drinks the most cider in the world and is the major producer of cider in the EU. The beverage has enjoyed a renaissance in the 21st century with a greater diversity of producers, brands and consumers than ever before.

The National Association of Cider Makers (NACM) estimates a minimum of 480 active cider makers in the UK. As of 2008, UK cider production comprises 61.9 per cent of cider produced in the EU. UK cider is mostly associated with the West Country, the West Midlands, and portions of the Home Counties and East Anglia, more specifically places like Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Kent, Suffolk, Norfolk and more recently Buckinghamshire and Cheshire; outside England it is also produced in Wales and Northern Ireland.

“Nowadays, it’s common to see every fruit flavour of cider under the sun (quite literally) poured over ice to create the perfect summer pint.”

Fruits and flavours Whereas traditional West Country apple cider is still and darker in colour, some cider makers today bottle their product and add another round of sugar and yeast, allowing the carbon dioxide to build up inside the bottle and create Champagnelike bubbles.

Cider is commonly available in sweet, medium and dry varieties, and range from

the cheaper white variety that tend to come in two-litre bottles at your local offlicence, to the mixed fruit variety presented in classier tall glass bottles served over ice in bars and pubs all over the country.

From strawberry and lime, to exotic flavours such as kiwi, passionfruit and more, there’s now a flavour, variety and brand sure to suit all kinds of cider drinkers.

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