SP4 Magazine
Your FREE local independent magazine covering the SP4 postcode north of Salisbury October 2011
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Dear Readers, You may be wondering why you didn’t receive a copy of the SP4 Magazine last month. The reason is that we have now doubled the distribution and split it into two areas. This means that the magazine is still monthly but you will receive a copy on alternate months as indicated below. Don’t worry though, we will still be leaving copies with local pubs and shops so you can always pick one up. Plus, the magazines are always available to view online on our website. This month Salisbury Carnival is back. Last year was a huge success and was enjoyed by over 8,000 people. The annual event is organised by Salisbury City Council and free to attend so why not take the whole family... it starts at 7pm and don’t forget the camera! Another event happening this month is Rockbourne Fair. Shopping, dining, socialising and fundraising will all be on the menu when the fair returns to Salisbury Racecourse on 19th, 20th and 21st October. The annual Christmas shopping fair, which is expected to attract thousands of people is now in its 23rd year and is one of the region’s ‘must-attend’ events. You can find out more on pages 4-5. As always, try to remember to keep your latest edition of the SP4 Magazine handy for when you need a local business - they are just a phone call away and without them we wouldn’t be able to provide such a fantastic and well read community magazine!
Contents CHARITY NEWS
Greyhound Rescue.................................................................8 Rockbourne Fair..................................................................4-5 Stars Appeal Tidworth 10k and 3k Fun Run....................26 Salisbury Hospice - Charity Calendar...............................22
COMMUNITY NEWS Stonehenge Business to Business Showcase..................10 What’s On........................................................................18-19
COMPETITION Win tickets to the Odeon Cinema, Salisbury..................28
FEATURES Motoring - Quiet Disasters.......................................... 14-15 Working from Home........................................................... 30
PUZZLES Crossword, Sudoku, last month’s solutions....................28
RECIPE Cherry Fudge...........................................................................6
Distribution now alternates between two different areas. Residents will receive a copy every other month as indicated below.
Distribution this issue... (October) Gomeldon, Porton, Durrington, Amesbury (2), The Winterbournes
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Distribution next issue... (November) Allington & Boscombe Village, Ford, Hurdcott, Idmiston, Amesbury (1), Bulford, Cholderton, Great Durnford, Larkhill, Netton, Newton Toney, The Woodfords, Old Sarum
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WEDNESDAY 19th OCTOBER to FRIDAY 21st OCTOBER 2011 Shoppers at the 2010 Rockbourne Fair
ROCKBOURNE FAIR at Salisbury Racecourse
Floralistics at the Rockbourne Fair 2010
Shopping, dining, socialising and fundraising will be on the menu when the Rockbourne Fair returns to Salisbury Racecourse on 19th, 20th and 21st October. The annual Christmas shopping fair, which is expected to attract thousands of people from Wiltshire, Hampshire, Dorset and beyond, is now in its 23rd year and firmly established as one of the region’s ‘must-attend’ events. This year there will be around 90 stands, including over 30 exciting new stalls, with stall holders from across the UK selling exclusive and original goods that make perfect Christmas presents spectacularly showcased across three gift halls. In the Food Hall, shoppers can taste and take home a wide selection of gourmet food and drink from smoked salmon, focaccia bread, to the ever popular speciality cheeses!
Rockbourne Fair Committee members Geoff Corani, Jane Corani, Martin Price and Sandra Price with ex Stars Appeal Chair Lisa Stratton at the opening of the 2010 Rockbourne Fair
When the retail therapy all gets a bit much, shoppers can relax in the Racecourse’s excellent restaurant. The Fair will remain open
SP4 Magazine.... Linking local people with local businesses | 5 until 7.30pm on the Thursday evening for late night shopping and, as ever, there will be plenty of free parking. All proceeds from the Rockbourne Fair are donated to the Stars Appeal, Salisbury District Hospital’s charity which raises money to create the best possible experience for patients and their families by funding extra care and equipment over and above that provided by the NHS. Money raised at this year’s fair will help support a number of projects across the Hospital, including the provision of family accommodation for the parents and siblings of babies born premature or critically ill and Face the Future, a support group which offers free skin care and make-up sessions to local women undergoing treatment for cancer. Jane Corani, who is a member of the voluntary organising committee, said “Come and get all your Christmas shopping under one roof. We have 90 stalls providing original, high quality and well priced presents, including gifts for children, beautiful jewellery, luxurious clothes and shoes, and a speciality food and drink hall packed with delicious tempting treats!” Focaccia Bread Company at the Rockbourne Fair 2010
Amongst the 90 stallholders at the 2011 Rockbourne Fair will be….. The Truckle Cheese Company - an evermore popular range of farmhouse cheese truckles and chutney’s for cheeses. http://www.trucklecheese. co.uk
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Godminster Vintage is a range of high quality, organic foods - all incredibly familiar, yet twisted, tastefully, into the unique. Like any premium product, their foundations lie in the quality of their raw ingredients. When it comes to food, organic ingredients are unsurpassable. They are not only tastier, they are healthier for you, too. http://www. godminster.com/
Glover & Smith make stunning pewter tableware, pewter gifts and pewter jewellery in our Wiltshire studios. Established in 1994. We use the highest quality lead free pewter and the highest standards of craftsmanship. Our making methods are eco friendly and we have a low carbon footprint. http:// www.gloverandsmith.co.uk All photos © Salisbury Journal
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Recipe
Hallo ween
Treat
Cherry Fudge (makes approx 550g (1¼lb)
This home-made fudge is a delicious sweet treat that kids will love and is great for a Hallowe’en treat. You can replace the cherries with raisins, chopped stem ginger or chopped nuts.
450g (1lb) granulated sugar 75g (3oz) butter 150ml (¼pt) milk 170g can evaporated milk 1 tsp pure vanilla extract 100g (4oz) glace cherries, chopped
Method Place the sugar in a large heavybased pan with the butter, milk and evaporated milk. Heat
is stiff, grainy and paler in colour.
gently, stirring all the time with a wooden spoon until the sugar has dissolved. Bring the mixture to the boil, without stirring, and continue to boil until the mixture reaches 116C/240F on a sugar thermometer (see tip). Stir the boiling mixture occasionally to prevent it from sticking. Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the vanilla essence and chopped glace cherries. Beat with a wooden spoon until the mixture
Quickly pour the mixture into a greased 18cm (7in) square shallow cake tin. Leave until almost set then mark into squares. When completely cold, cut or break into the squares. Store the fudge in an airtight container.
Top Tip - If you don’t have a sugar thermometer, place a jug of very cold water by the hob. After boiling the fudge mixture for about 5 minutes, drop a teaspoonful of the hot syrup into the water. If the syrup forms a ball which you can roll between your fingers then it’s ready - if not, boil for a further few minutes then test again.
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Charity appeals to public as kennels become over-subscribed
“the list of pound dogs on the put to sleep list is massive”
G
reyhound Rescue West of England (GRWE) have issued an appeal, as pressure to save dogs from being put to sleep by local authorities increases on the national dog charity. GRWE, which last year rehomed nearly ninehundred ex-racers and lurchers, is calling for animal lovers to consider rehoming abandoned dogs when they plan to take a pet into their lives. Jan Lake, GRWE’s regional Rehoming Officer for Somerset and Wiltshire has issued a statement saying “We are way over numbers at kennels and the list of pound dogs on the put to sleep list is massive.” This is supported by figures from The Dogs Trust “Stray Dogs Report 2008” which concluded that in that year eighteen stray dogs were put to sleep each day. GRWE have noticed that in 2011 the situation is far from improving, and demands on the charity are increasing.
Jane Lake with rescue dog Lorna on the day Lorna went home
Founded in 1991 - primarily to save some of the thousands of ex-racing dogs discarded at the end of their careers - the volunteer-run rescue finds itself increasingly taking in dogs found straying or suffering from abuse. “One thing never stops amazing us though, the trust and love these poor dogs are prepared to show in humans; after all they go through, they just want to be friends.” explained press officer Stuart Parslow, who continued “Our dogs are character-assessed, and GRWE offers a match-making service that will help find the right dog for you”. So, we asked Stuart to give us six reasons why adopt from GRWE, and this is what he said: companionship – Greyhounds and lurchers are by nature affectionate, faithful, quiet and fantastic companions, and most get on well with children, GRWE can offer dogs of varying exercise needs (Greyhounds are perfectly content
with two short strolls a day while some lurchers will love country rambles), Greyhounds are particularly easy on the lead, many animal lovers with allergies find themselves able to live with Greys, and mature dogs make great house-mates (having grown out of those difficult puppy stages). But, importantly the dogs come with a support for life guarantee; Greyhound Rescue West of England is staffed by experienced volunteers – many with formal qualifications in dog behaviour. They share a passion for the dogs, and will provide good quality assessments prior to homing, and thorough posthoming support. This means that with your GRWE dog you will get an accurate description of what to expect from your pet. You will also have support quickly to hand, to help you nurture and develop your ‘fast friend’. If you are interested in homing a greyhound, why not visit www.grwe. com or call GRWE on 07000 785 092.
Pictured in circles - Max (top) and Marty (bottom) saved from being put to sleep after being found as starving strays Kai (middle left) was found straying and Muppet (middle right) was literally saved from his owner’s rifle (he was deemed a poor hunter)
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COMMUNITY “the whole event had a fantastic atmosphere and there was a real buzz in the building”
STONEHENGE CHAMBER OF TRADE BUSINESS-2-BUSINESS SHOWCASE Thursday, 20th October at Antrobus House, Amesbury 3pm to 7pm Held over two floors of Antrobus House in Amesbury, this highly popular event is back for 2011. With whispers of a very special VIP guest speaker there are just weeks to go before Stonehenge’s premier business showcase takes place. Event organiser, PA 4A Day, is once again at the helm and preparations are going well. Michele Way advised that, “so far we have a 75% uptake of exhibitor’s stands and we are still receiving enquiries. This year we
have received bookings from both new and established businesses in Amesbury and the wider area, we are anticipating another successful year for the Chamber of Trade.”
Exhibitors are being encouraged to run competitions so there will be many opportunities to win prizes as well as a prize being awarded for the most outstanding exhibit.
Last year there were 34 exhibitors attending, the whole event had a fantastic atmosphere and there was a real buzz in the building. The Chamber is extremely pleased to be hosting this event once more and would like to encourage any budding entrepreneurs to attend either as a visitor or as an exhibitor. Entry is free for all visitors and there will be a huge variety of businesses showcasing their products and services.
Stonehenge Chamber of Trade welcomes all new members and if you wish to join please email stonehengechamber@hotmail. com. For more information or to request a booking form please call 01722 782288 or email enquiries@pa-4aday. co.uk. Booking forms can also be downloaded from www. stonehengechamber.co.uk.
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MOTORING
CAR makers. Give them their due, they normally produce some rather good motors. But occasionally – very occasionally – disasters that should have remained in the design studio slip through the net.
Quiet disasters
Here we take a look at the top of the flops
Renault Koleos You only have to look over the fence to sister firm Nissan to see that crossovers can be successful – try and order a Qashqai or Juke now and you’ll be looking at a rather long wait. So it’s hard to pinpoint exactly why the Renault Koleos flopped. Renault launched it in 2008 and by 2010 it had been axed, selling just 2,890. The Qashqai, by comparison, sold 9,253 models in March alone. Nissan Cube The Cube has been a cult hit for years with unofficial imports snapped up by style conscious buyers keen for something unique. So when Nissan decided to bring the latest model to the UK officially in 2009, it was sure it had a hit on its hands. Unfortunately, the maker gave it little publicity, it was expensive and soon became too costly to import from Japan. 1,000 were sold which Nissan says was ‘over its estimate’. We don’t believe them. Citroen C6 We all know that large French saloons haven’t been the most popular cars in Britain. Despite this, Citroen launched the C6 in 2006 with phrases like ‘free-thinking’, ‘svelte’, and ‘unmistakable’ in its marketing bumpf. From its launch to the end of 2010, Citroen sold just 889 units – the E60 BMW 5 Series sold ten times as many in the same period. But Citroen always said it had expectations the C6 would find homes ‘in the hundreds, rather than thousands’. Chrysler Sebring Chrysler had its eye on entering the D-segment back in 2007 – and thought the Sebring was the answer. It wasn’t. The press packs said it combined ‘striking design with interior craftsmanship’ with ‘great performance’ thrown in for good measure. The public disagreed and bought only 2,652 of them before it slipped off the price lists in 2009. In the same period, Ford sold 126,368 units of the Mondeo. Subaru Tribeca Like Renault, Subaru believed it needed an SUV in its range. So, in 2006, along came the Tribeca. Intended to offer a ‘practical SUV with great handling and a sporty drive’ it failed to find buyers. A face-lift in 2008 did nothing to improve sales and it bowed out that year with just 750 sold. In contrast, the Volvo XC90 – a car Subaru was competing with – sold 11,897 units in the same three years. Toyota Urban Cruiser The Toyota Urban Cruiser went on sale in May 2009. Designed to meet a ‘growing demand for vehicles that are cut out for life on urban roads’ it didn’t do the job. Sales at the end of 2010 were 3,017 – the maker had planed to shift 2,000 units a year.
SP4 Magazine.... Linking local people with local businesses | 15 Chrysler Crossfire Launched with great fanfare in 2003, the Crossfire was Chrysler’s sports car for the masses. Based on the first-generation Mercedes SLK, it came in coupe and convertible forms with retro American styling. However, only 4,544 units were sold in five years, and the Crossfire quietly died in 2008. In contrast the SLK sold 4,362 units in 2004 alone. Vauxhall Signum More than just a cut-down Vectra, the Signum was intended to offer the executive experience in an otherwise humdrum Vauxhall and arrived in 2003. But almost five years to the day, Vauxhall called time on the Signum, axing it with just 17,344 sales to its name. This was ‘on target’ according to the firm but industry experts say it was well off what was originally planned. Ford Cougar Along with the Focus, the Cougar was one of the cars that demonstrated Ford’s ‘new edge’ look in the late 90s. Available with the Mondeo’s 2.0-litre and 2.5-litre petrol engines, the Cougar was loved by the press. Sadly, the public wasn’t convinced – the lack of a prestige badge meant sales totaled 13,958 in four years. In contrast, the BMW 3 Series Coupe sold 44,420 between ’98 and ’02, showing a badge makes all the difference. Mercedes-Benz R-Class Billed as a car that combined ‘an SUV, sports saloon, and luxury estate car’ into one package, the Mercedes R-Class arrived in 2005 hoping to carve a niche of its own. It was such a niche that few Brits bought it, and even a makeover in 2010 did little to improve the 3,433 sales clocked up so far. Mercedes says those numbers are ‘in-line with expectations’, but we’re not so sure about that… by James Baggott, editor of Car Dealer Magazine (CarDealerMag.co.uk)
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October Bourne Valley Tuesday Club Tues 4th Oct from 7.30pm Methodist Hall, Winterbourne Dauntsey, SP4 6EW. Our annual evening, MISSION IN BRITAIN led by the Rev David Bridge. There will be a Bring & Buy stall in aid of Mission in Britain. Contact Brian 01980 611172.
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What’s On
‘Season Finale’ Race Day 10th October - 12pm Salisbury Racecourse - FREE admission. Come and enjoy the thrill of the races absolutely free. There is no catch and no need to book... just turn up on the day! Gates open 12 noon / provisional first race is 2.10pm. www. salisburyracecourse.co.uk for more details.
Thurs 6th Oct at 7.30pm
Bourne Valley Tuesday Club
The Glebe Hall, Winterbourne Earls SP4 6HA – Talk by Brian Pettit, “All Things Bright and Beautiful (photographs of visually striking plants, birds, insects and mammals at home and abroad)”. Contact Lynn 01980 610635
Methodist Hall, Winterbourne Dauntsey, SP4 6EW. Another of our ever popular beetle drive and fish & chip suppers. A fun evening for everyone. Cost including the supper £6. Contact Brian 01980 611172.
‘The Amesbury Archer’
WI Monthly Meeting
Tues 11th Oct, from 7.30pm
7th October - 7.30pm
Wed 12th Oct at 2.15pm
Downton Museum & Archive Talk at the Memorial Hall, Downton. Dr Andrew Fitzpatrick of Wessex Archaeology will tell the story of the amazing discovery, in 2002 near Stonehenge, of the `Archer`. Widely reported on at the time, much has been learnt in the intervening years from the study of the Archer’s remains and the many grave goods found with him. Dating from about 2,300BC, roughly the time the Sarsen stones were erected, this burial has shed a little more light on life at a crucial period of this World Heritage site. Some of the facts revealed are quite astonishing. Doors open at 6.45pm when light refreshments will be available. Admission is free (but look out for the old Church Poor Box where donations will be welcome!)
Winterbourne Glebe Hall. Mrs Wendy Howden on “Gold Medal Winners at Chelsea” – contact 01980 619096. Ladies – you will be made most welcome at any of our meetings.
Thursday Seniors’ Cafe Thurs 13th Oct – 2pm to 4pm Newton Tony Memorial Hall, SP4 0HF.
Salisbury Community Choir Sat 15th Oct at 7.30 pm St Michael’s Church, Winterbourne Earls SP4 6HA. A special performance of “Halleloojah Choruses” in support of St Michael’s Building Facilities Fund. Tickets £6 adults, £1.50 children
under 16, from Winterbourne PO/ Shop. Refreshments available in the interval.
Winterbourne Parish Council meeting Wed 19th Oct at 7.30pm In the Ron Burton Room, Winterbourne Glebe Hall, SP4 6HA. All residents welcome. Contact Parish Clerk 01980 863802 or e-mail: winterbournepc@googlemail. com.
Bourne Valley Historical Society Thurs 20th Oct at 7.45pm In the Winterbourne Glebe Hall, SP4 6HA – members evening, with an opportunity for members to display their own research, including documents & artefacts from the past. – Contact Maureen 01980 611311 or www. bournevalleyhistory.co.uk
Bourne Folk Fri 21st Oct from 7.30pm Bourne Folk continue with their Autumn Season – this time featuring Johnny Coppin at Boscombe Social Club, Boscombe Village, SP4 0AB. More details from Dave on 07596 833797 or www.salisburyfolk.co.uk
Bourne Valley Tuesday Club Tues 25th Oct - 7.30pm Methodist Hall, Winterbourne Dauntsey, SP4 6EW. Sue Bowser gives a presentation with slides of her Cycling Holiday on the island of Iona. Please support this visiting speaker. Contact Brian 01980 611172.
Moviola Film
Accord Social Group
Members of the Committee.
Thurs 27th Oct – 7.30pm (Doors open at 7pm)
Tuesday Evenings at 8pm
Remember that we are happy to supply transport for you to this event so please contact our Coordinator on 01980 611117 if you need a lift.
The Glebe Hall, Winterbourne Earls, SP4 6HA – Water for Elephants (12A). The story is about a young man whose parents die in an accident and in his grief he inadvertently gets on a circus train. The story is about his life from then onwards which is fascinating. Tickets available in advance from Winterbourne PO & Stores £5.00 (or £6 at the door).
Rockbourne Fair 19th-21st October Rockbourne Fair 2011 at Salisbury Racecourse - ‘with Christmas in mind’. Wed 19th, 10am-5pm. Thursday 20th, 10am-7.30pm (late night shopping). Friday 21st, 10am-3.30pm. Free Parking - Entry £5 (£3 after 4pm on Thursday). For more information visit www. rockbournefair.org.uk or call Gemma Heath on 01722 429005.
Stonehenge Stakes Race Night Sat 22nd October at 7.30pm Antrobus House, Amesbury. Stonehenge branch RNLI Fun Night. Hobby Horse Racing. Curry night with a veggie option. Cash Bar and raffle. Prize awarded for best Ascot Type hat. Tickets £10 each. Available from The Community Shop in Amesbury or book with Ros at Antrobus House 01980 622435, or Dave on 01980 623536.
Amesbury Country Market 1st Oct, 5th Nov, 3rd Dec 10am to 11.30am Methodist Church Hall, High St., Amesbury. First Saturday of every month. Local, home produced baking, preserves, garden produce, plants, crafts, fresh meat and sausages, eggs. Special Christmas Market on 17th December.
The New Inn, New Street, Salisbury. A friendly group of people who meet up weekly for meals, theatre, walks, garden visits etc. Contact 01722 322802 (Jean) or 01722 327665 (Alan).
What about a sing to chase the blues away? The Bourne Valley Singers Invite you to join us on Wednesday evenings at 7pm in the Methodist Church,Winterbourne Earls. Where the ALL LADIES ‘a cappela’ choir, with voices ranging from top F to low G, sing in harmony an eclectic mix of popular songs from the Victorian era, the 1930s to the 1960s, as well as madrigals, classical and traditional songs. No auditions just a trial period to see how much you enjoy our group. For further information please email bournevalleysingers@hotmail.co.uk.
Bourne Valley Link Scheme Serving Cholderton, Newton Tony, Allington, Boscombe, Idmiston, Porton, Gomeldon, The Winterbournes and Hurdcott.
Newton Tony Fete - Bank Holiday Monday. At this year’s Fete we set up a stall to publicise our Link Scheme and voluntary work with the additional hope of attracting new clients and volunteers. We hope you dropped in for a chat. Coming Event – Christmas Bazaar Make a note in your diary for Saturday 3rd December when we will be holding the Christmas Bazaar at Idmiston Memorial Hall, Porton. We’ll be getting into the Xmas mood with mulled wine and mince pies and of course our usual raffle & ‘Bring & Buy Event’, so make sure you don’t miss it. You can chat with other Clients, our Volunteers, Co-ordinators and
Bourne Valley Horticultural Society Thurs 3rd Nov at 7.30pm The Glebe Hall, Winterbourne Earls, SP4 6HA. Talk by Chris Smith of Pennard Plants in Somerset, “Heritage Vegetables”. Contact Lynn 01980 610635
WI Monthly Meeting Wed 9th Nov, 2.15pm Winterbourne Glebe Hall SP4 6HA. Mrs Roz Liddington on “Hat Don’t Suit Me”. Contact 01980 619096. Ladies – you will be made most welcome at any of our meetings.
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A DATE FOR YOUR DIARY Saturday 10th December The Bourne Valley Singers are preparing for a WASSAIL Concert to be held in the Glebe Hall, Winterbourne Earls on Saturday 10th December 2011. Ticket, times and finer details will be promulgated closer to the date – keep a look out for Posters and Adverts. An evening of entertaining humour and melodious harmony is promised.
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Entries are now open for the seventh annual Tidworth 10k & 3k Fun Run. The increasingly popular event which is in aid of the Salisbury District Hospital Stars Appeal and organised with the assistance of 1st Mechanised Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (215) will take place at Tedworth House on Sunday 6th November. Over 1,000 people took part last year. The Tidworth 10k & 3k Fun Run was the brain-child of Tidworthbased Signal Squadron soldiers Paul Munslow and Mark Morgan. They wanted to do something to help the local Hospital that had provided care for so many of their fellow serviceman and their families. The runs first started in 2005 and have since raised over £150,000 for various projects and departments at Salisbury
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District Hospital including the provision of a highly advanced keyhole surgery suite, a range of treatment and diagnostic equipment for premature and critically ill babies, additional facilities within the state-ofthe-art new Children’s Unit and a second cardiac catheterisation laboratory in the new Cardiac Suite. WO1 (RSM) Dean Cartledge of 1st Mechanised Brigade Headquarters and Signal Squadron (215) said, “The Tidworth 10k is an event that the Army are proud to be involved with. There are many military families based in and around Tidworth who receive care at Salisbury District Hospital and to support the Stars Appeal with their fundraising is something that we feel is very important.” The event attracts runners of all ages and abilities, and although there are always some fast times, the focus is on fun and fundraising. Runners can choose between a 3k and 10k route which both start and finish at Tedworth House. The 10k goes through the army camp before heading off on to Salisbury Plain. The 3k
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Working from home Liquid Lunches
by Ted Bruning
When I started out as a reporter back in the mid1970s, journalists were heroic boozers. Epic, even. The stories I was told! But on the local weekly in the Midlands where I did my training they were just that – stories. The older staffers span yarns of the liquid lunches of yore that had lasted for hours if not days; the lunches over which these tales were told tended to be a sandwich eaten at the desk. Very, very occasionally I would venture, normally alone, sometimes with the sports editor, to the pub next door for a pint of cold, gassy keg beer and a dried-up cheese roll with a copy of the Sun or the Mirror (because in those days the redtops were comparatively new and all journalists, whatever they told you, secretly admired their braggadocio) and the Stranglers on the juke-box (turned right down so as not to upset the granddads). All very demure. Then I joined the brewing trade press and life changed dramatically, especially life after one o’ clock. On my induction day the News Editor and Chief Reporter dragged me to the nearest pub. By 2.30pm I was anxious. By 3pm I was terrified. “Err... shouldn’t we be getting back?” I said nervously. The News Editor gestured expansively in the general direction of a party of pixillated worthies a few tables away. “That’s the Editor, that’s the Deputy Editor, that’s the Production Editor,” he said. “When they go, we go.” They didn’t rise until 4 o’clock; by then I could scarcely rise at all. But these lunches were, if not the norm, certainly nothing unusual, especially if one were being entertained. I remember, vaguely, a press officer from Grand Met taking me to a restaurant to “explain” why
the company was screwing its pub tenants so heartily. A couple of scotches (doubles) at the bar were followed by a bottle of white wine (between us) with the fish, another bottle of white (for him) with the veal and a bottle of red (for me) with the beef, a half bottle (again, between us) of rather good Sauternes with pudding, a glass of port each with the cheese, and a large Calvados (for me) and a Cognac (for him) with the cigars. By the end of it all I agreed with him wholeheartedly, which I suppose was the point of the exercise. If you could stand any more of my boastfulness I could easily reel off a dozen more lunches like that. But the everyday pub lunches were scarcely less gargantuan – in my favourite Fuller’s pub around the corner from the office I would routinely demolish three pints of ESB, each with an accompanying scotch, in an hour. No wonder I’m so fat. All this came to an abrupt end the day the paper was relocated from the City to Slough, over an hour’s drive from home. Lunch went back to being a sandwich at the desk. Then I was made redundant – or “went freelance”, in the jargon of the trade – and started Working From Home. Could I resist the temptation to revisit the fabled lunches of erstwhile? I could not! The wife was at work. The kids were at the childminders. A trip to the butcher’s netted a big sirloin and a punnet of mushrooms (no chips – I was on a diet), while the offie next door yielded a bottle of wellpriced but extremely strong Côtes du Rhône. What a feast! And how did I feel when I’d demolished all this? Terrible! In the intervening years my system’s resistance to this magnitude of assault had completely evaporated; and one of the more macho elements of the office liquid lunch was one’s capacity to put in a full afternoon’s work afterwards. That had gone. All I could manage was sleep. Worse, so had the pleasure. A liquid lunch has to be convivial; sneaked alone, it’s no pleasure unless you have a thing for guilt. So, no more liquid lunches for me. They belong to the 1980s. And, perhaps, to a rather wistful chapter in my memoirs.
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