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With the festive season on the horizon our local entertainment venues, arts centres and museums are jam-packed with everything from live music to comedy and workshops to festivals.

Our food and drink section will focus on the festive season, with a number of our cities best restaurants, bars and hotels tempting us with fantastic party nights, festive menus and offers.

We also feature our final Art Matters focus from Norman Holmes as well as highlight some great Christmas shows including the Le Navet Bete's return to the Barbican Theatre with Dicken's 'A Christmas Carol'.

We also take a look at why we need to thank the Victorian's for Christmas as we know it today as well as Stephen Barrett's wine review.

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If you are at all worried about what to get that special someone this Christmas, then don't be.

Plymouth has a wealth of Independent shops, national chains, stylish boutiques and a collection of shopping centres that can offer the perfect gift to even the most difficult to buy for.

Much has changed over the past 20 years on our typical British 'high street'. Technological innovations, economic pressures, ever evolving products, tastes and strategies have influenced the landscape as well as our shopping trends.

As the year comes to an end, we take a look at how the housing market has performed as well as how the government is looking to give it a boost by adding an extra £ 10 million to the Help to Buy scheme.

It is therefore great to see that Plymouth has a thriving Independent sector who offer the city such a variety of unique, bespoke products. We highlight just some of the cities best.

Finally, we take look at some of the local areas new homes developments that may tempt us into moving in 2018.

You can obtain our competition rules and regulations by e-mailing us at the address above.

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Our Shopping Guide has 20 pages of ideas, locations and retailers who may just find that perfect gift, for that special someone.

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what's on 8 - 11 Nov Plymkids present Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat Barbican Theatre www.barbicantheatre.co.uk Times: 7pm (Wed - Fri) 2pm / 5pm Sat) Prices: £9 / £11 (plus booking fees)

10 Nov 2017 Festival of Rememberance Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918 the guns of Europe fell silent. After four years of the most bitter and devastating fighting, The War was finally over.

Time: 7.00pm Price: £ 10 inc programme and flag 11 – 18 Nov Elf Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.com Based on the beloved 2003 New Line Cinema hit starring Will Ferrell, Elf features songs by Tony Award nominees Matthew Sklar and Chad Beguelin (The Wedding Singer), with a book by Tony Award winners Thomas Meehan (Annie, The Producers, Hairspray) and Bob Martin (The Drowsy Chaperone).

Times and prices vary, please see website for details 16 Nov Christmas Lights Switch On 16 Nov Robert Plant Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com Show features Seth Lakeman Robert Plant’s new album, ‘Carry Fire’, will be

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released October 13th on Nonesuch/Warner Bros. Records. ‘Carry Fire’, his eleventh solo album and first full-length release since 2014’s acclaimed ‘lullaby and...The Ceaseless Roar’, was produced by Robert at Top Cat studio in Box, Wiltshire with additional recordings at Real World and Rockfield studios.

Time: 7.00pm Prices vary, please see website for details 18 Nov Joel Dommett Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com One of the UK’s most energetic and exciting comedians returns to the road with his solo show, Joel Dommett: LIVE.

Joel came onto the comedy scene in 2007 and has never looked back. After receiving great critical acclaim for his Edinburgh Fringe shows, he has gone on to appear in numerous television shows including; Impractical Jokers (BBC3), Reality Bites (ITV2), Russell Howard's Good News (BBC), Drunk History (Comedy Central), and has performed in acting roles for Popatron (BBC2) and Skins (E4).

Time: 8.00pm Prices vary, please see website for details 20 – 25 Nov Private Lives www.theatreroyal.com In Private Lives, strong passions and stronger personalities set the stage for a classic battle of the sexes.1930. Deauville, France. Two newlymarried couples occupy adjoining honeymoon suites in the same hotel. As a distant orchestra plays, Sibyl gazes adoringly at charismatic husband Elyot, while Victor admires his new wife, the vivacious and sophisticated Amanda.

Times and prices vary, please see website for details

Bananarama 23 Nov Illuminate and Thanksgiving Mayflower Steps The Illuminate event continues the official countdown to the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower sailing in 2020. The aim of the event is to ‘share the light’ and inspire a sense of unity between Plymouth UK and America.

Time: 4.45pm 25 Nov Van Morrison Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com One of music’s true originals Sir Van Morrison’s unique and inspirational musical legacy is rooted in postwar Belfast.

Time: 8.00pm Prices vary, please see website for details 28 Nov Bananarama Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com The girl group that defined the 80s are back to their original, record-breaking line up for a tour this November in the UK. This will be the only time they tour in the original line up. This will be the first time Sara, Keren and Siobhan have ever toured together.

Time: 6.30pm Prices vary, please see website for details 28 Nov – 13 Jan 2018 The Enormous Turnip Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.com Living in their tiny shed squeezed in amongst the garden tools, Mr and Mrs Chickweed’s amazing prize-winning vegetables have taken over everything! Before they retire, they can’t resist planting one last seed, try for one more champion vegetable and one more trophy!

Times and prices vary, please see website for details 28 – 30 Nov Glyndebourne: Cosi Fan Tutte Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.com

Greg Davies A cheeky double dare results in false pretenses and true love in Mozart’s dark comedy.

Would you place a bet on your partner’s faithfulness? And would you disguise yourself in order to test it? That’s exactly what Ferrando and Guglielmo do, and the surprising results are spelled out in the opera’s title: Così fan tutte (‘Women Are Like That’). As the innocent trick veers off-course, boisterous hijinks ensue, souls are searched, and true love is born – at some cost.

Times and prices vary, please see website for details 29 Nov Greg Davies Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com Greg Davies, BAFTA nominated star of Cuckoo, Man Down, The Inbetweeners and Taskmaster, is back with his first stand up show in four years.

Join “undoubtedly one of the kingpins of British comedy” (Evening Standard) on his biggest ever tour. Come witness the magnificent beast that is Greg Davies.

Time: 8.30pm Prices: £ 30.25 29 Nov – 2 Dec Glyndebourne: Barber of Seville Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.com The battle of the sexes becomes a battle of wits in Rossini’s most popular comedy.

Clever Figaro, the famous Barber of Seville, has much to gain if he can win Count Almaviva his chosen bride. But the crafty would-be bride, Rosina, is already several steps ahead of him, plotting to escape her guardian Dr Bartolo, who has kept her captive for long enough as he wishes to marry her himself.

Times and prices vary, please see website for details 30 Nov – 21 Dec Plymouth Christmas Makets Armada Way The stalls, selling unique hand-crafted gifts from the South West and further afield, will be festooned in fairy lights offering warming drinks,

Liam Gallagher a Bavarian bar with heated seats, and festive food to keep visitors going – perfect for those chilly, late night shopping trips.

1 - 2 Dec Beyond Face Youth Company present Where's Abi? Barbican Theatre www.barbicantheatre.co.uk A brand new musical written by Titi Dawudu in collaboration with Beyond Face Youth Company and Plymouth Music Zone, including choreography by Jules Laville. Abi is a young girl who dreams to be a doctor. Her favourite colour is burnt orange. Unfortunately certain things are getting in her way of her dream. Bullies at school, friendships breaking down and an absent father figure means that things at home are difficult. Eventually things get too much for her and people begin to ask - "Where’s Abi?" Times 7:30pm Tickets £7 / £6 (plus booking fees) 1 Dec Glyndebourne: Hamlet Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.com Tormented by his father’s death, Hamlet’s vengeance is thwarted by his introspection in this new opera based on Shakespeare’s best-known tragedy.

‘To be or not to be,’ this is Hamlet’s dilemma, and the essence of Shakespeare’s most famous and arguably greatest work, given new life in operatic form in this new Glyndebourne commission.

Times and prices vary, please see website for details 2 Dec All things Festive & Lovely Show Plymouth Guildhall Our popular All Things Festive & Lovely Show is back at the Guildhall in Plymouth to bring you over 60 stalls selling unique and quirky Christmas gifts and treats for your loved ones.

There will also be festive themed workshops, live music and other festive entertainment and refreshments to keep you in the Christmas spirit.

Time: 10am - 4pm Prices: £2 with under 12's free!

2 Dec Royal Marines Christmas Spectacular Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com Festive military splendour will return to Plymouth Pavilions when the world famous Royal Marines Christmas Spectacular heads back to the arena on Saturday 2 December. This popular event will feature some of the finest seasonal music from the The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines Plymouth.

Time: 7.30pm Prices vary, please see website for details 5 – 24 Dec Goldilock, Stock & Three Smoking Bears Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.com The silver-tongued Goldilock can see that her days of selling moody goods on the cobbled streets of East End London are numbered. But when circumstances leave her on the run from a pack of bears and badly indebted to a notorious gangster, will our young heroine be able to raise the needed ‘bees and honey’ in time and avoid doing porridge?

Times and prices vary, please see website for details 6 Dec Liam Gallagher Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com Plymouth Pavilions are pleased to confirm that Oasis front man, Liam Gallagher will return to Plymouth for a solo gig as part of his UK tour 'As You Were'. #RockAndRoll Time: 7.00pm Prices: £ 40.15 6 – 10 Nativity! The Musical Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.com Your favourite festive film is now a major new musical adapted for the stage by Debbie Isitt, the creator of the much-loved films.

Every child in every school has one Christmas wish, to star in a Nativity, and at St Bernadette’s School they’re attempting to mount a musical

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A Christmas Carol version! Only trouble is teacher Mr Maddens has promised that a Hollywood producer is coming to see the show to turn it into a film. Join him, his teaching assistant the crazy Mr Poppy, hilarious children and a whole lot of sparkle and shine as they struggle to make everyone’s Christmas wish come true.

Times and prices vary, please see website for details 8 Dec Jools Holland Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com Joining Jools on stage for the 2017 Autumn / Winter UK tour will be Grammy Award winner José Feliciano, one of the most prominent stars in Latin America and revered musicians in the world.

Having worked with the likes of John Lennon and Joni Mitchell in the past, his catalogue of international hits include his covers of The Doors’ “Light My Fire” and the Bee Gees’ “And the Sun Will Shine,” along with the much-loved Christmas classic, “Feliz Navidad”. Jools and José will also be recording an album together with the Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, which is scheduled to be released later this year. With his mix of Latin and pop styles and his inimitable guitar playing, it’s no question that José will go down a storm on stage.

Time: 7.30pm Prices vary, please see website for details 9 Dec Milton Jones Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com Milton Jones is Out There. No, really out there and this time he hasn't just forgotten his keys.

He's holding up the mirror of truth to society, and he can see right through it, which means its probably just a window. In his brand new show he'll be putting his foot down and lifting the lid on the pedal bin of lies of the media (which doesn't include this press release obviously).

Time: 7.30pm Prices: £ 28.60

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Milton Jones 10 Dec Santa Fun Run City Centre Dress up as Santa and run through the City Centre for charity. For the 7th consecutive year the Saltram Rotary Club are hosting the Santa Fun Run. Time: 11am 14 Dec – 7 Jan 2018 A Christmas Carol Plymouth Athenaeum www.barbicantheatre.co.uk Charles, Charles and Charles Dickens cordially invites you to Plymouth's Athenaeum Theatre for a hilarious re-telling of the greatest Christmas ghost story ever told...

It's Christmas Eve in Victorian London. The fog creeps through every chink and keyhole. The flickering candlelight dances around the walls of the houses and a Not So Tiny Tim shivers around an even tinier fire.

Meanwhile the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge is getting ready for bed when he hears a clank clank clank of chains; a sound that resounds throughout the house like thunder. It's going to be a long night...

Times and prices vary, please see website for details 15 Dec- 13 Jan 2018 Peter Pan Theatre Royal www.theatreroyal.com Take a fairy tale flight to Neverland next Christmas in the swashbuckling family adventure Peter Pan. Join our high-flying hero as he transports the Darlings on an adventure they will never forget.

With amazing flying effects, barrels of laughter, magic and fairy dust, join Peter and the lost boys and set sail in the ultimate pirate pantomime adventure complete with all of the ingredients audiences know to expect in this swashbuckling festive treat.

Times and prices vary, please see website for details.

15 Dec Daniel O'Donnell Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com rish singer, performer and national treasure Daniel O’Donnell has announced a select number of festive UK performances inDecember.

Time: 7.30pm Prices vary, please see website for details 21 Dec Bootleg Beatles Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com With over 4000 performances in over 40 countries, The Bootleg Beatles are the number 1 all British Beatle band!

Time: 7.30pm Prices: £ 32.45 22 Dec Retro Crimbo Party Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com Word Up party people! Get ready to join the Soul Train and get funky because it’s Christmas Party time and we Want You Back, River Deep or Mountain High to Get Down On It at our Retro Crimbo Party!

Time: 7.00pm Prices vary, please see website for details 22 Dec Soul Legends Plymouth Pavilions www.plymouthpavilion.com Whether you’re a Soul Man, a Natural Woman, or just a plain old Sex Machine…

Entertainers is delighted to bring you the smashhit spectacular SOUL LEGENDS! Bringing to life the hits of Barry White, George Benson, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, Lionel Richie, Wilson Pickett, Chaka Khan, Earth Wind & Fire, and more, all in “soulsational” style!

Time: 9pm Prices vary, please see website for details

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to their he team team eam Mr Mr M Andrew Andrew And ew Spicer; Sp ce ao a Plymouth Plymouth P ymou Auction Auction Auc on Rooms Rooms are are a delighted delighted de gh to to for o se fine fine jewellery ewe ee yyaaa and paintings pa ngs they hey a ee fugitiu ug uu stiur, sstiur, u od qui qu optat op moditatiatet mod a aaut ee eos The The ring ng was was owned owned by by a lady ady n East Eas Devon Devon who for for o selling selling se fine fine jewellery jewellery ewe and and paintings paintings pa nSpicer; ngs they they hey are are aoil fugitiu fugitiu ug stiur, sto utheir od od qui qui qu optat optat op moditatiatet moditatiatet mod an eos eos The ring ring was was owned owned by by a aand lady lady ady in in n East East Eas Devon Devon who who views vThe ews of ohhet St. S Ives ves lead ead the he way way with w h three h fine fine owho ingredients ng ed en ssng o ensure ensu e a a top op price p ce was paid pa d a good good co ou It was was brought b ough along ong to o one one 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Andrew And ew Spicer; Sp ce a a being being be ng of of o a a fine fine brilliant brilliant ba an cut, cut, cu high high h gh clarity cwas aauctions ypu and and of of oof Plymouth P ymou Auction Auc on Rooms Rooms are a ea delighted de gh ed to ouuof atus, atus, a us nis nis ndo et e qui qui qu nonsendit nonsendit nonsend la la a nectecescia nectecescia nec ecesc sume sume jewellery, jewellery, ewe e yhet watch watch wa ch and and silver silver sempe ve specialist. specialist. spec a welcome welcome we come to to their their he team team eam Mr Mr M Andrew Andrew And ew Spicer; Spicer; ce ao a also a so established es ab shed for o fascinating asc na ng auc ons o inherited nhe ed ring. ng Her He father aa he originally o g na ysSp purchased chased ititit also also a so established established es ab shed for o fascinating fascinating asc na ng auctions auctions auc ons of of ostudy inherited inherited nhe ed ring. ring. ng Her Her He father father he originally originally o gve na ystoo purchased purchased pu chased paintings pa n ngs raising a s ng an an impressive mp ess £6,000. £6 000 A A s udy being be ng of o a a fine fine brilliant b an cut, cu high h gh clarity c a y and and of o Paul Pau Keen’s Keen s valuation va ua on mornings mo n ngs held he d daily da y at a atus, a us nis n s et e qui qu nonsendit nonsend la a nectecescia nec ecesc a sume sume ribusam busam il mo mo dolori do o nobis nob s quae quae conserit conse posti pos a a good good colour. co ou It was was brought b ough along a ong one one welcome we come to o their he team eam Mr M Andrew And ew Spicer; Sp ce a perro pe o ist, s soloria so o a volum vo um quiam, qu am offi o fic cit offi o fic ctu u being be ng of o a a fine fine brilliant b an cut, cu high h gh clarity c a y and and of o Paul Paul Pau Keen’s Keen’s Keen smo valuation valuation va ua on mornings mornings mo n ngs held held he daily daily da yposti at atus, atus, a us nis nis ne syyiljeweller et e qui qui qu nonsendit nonsendit nonsend la a nectecescia nectecescia nec ecesc a sume sume ribusam ribusam busam ilet mo dolori dolori do oneam nobis nobis nob sola quae quae conserit conserit conse posti pos jewellery, ewe watch wa ch and and silver ssilver ve specialist. spec aa slate a a good good colour. colour. co ou It It was was brought brought b ough along along a ong to to one one welcome we come to o their he team Mr M Andrew And ew Spicer; Sp ce aof a s perro perro pe o ist, ist, sa soloria soloria so o volum volum vo um quiam, quiam, qu am offi offi o fic cit cit offi offi oe fic ctu ctu uat jewellery, jewellery, ewe e watch watch wa ch and and silver sLenk ve specialist. specialist. spec sd collectors’ co ec o ssby items. ems dernati de na ureptas u ep as nos eseque eseque con con et e porpor po po from om a ewe eea in Stratford S aa dd in nncz the he 1960’s.

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1960’s.

1960 s of o Karen Ka en by Robert Robe Lenkiewicz ew sold so ddaily for ofic £3,000 £3 000 a a good good colour. co ou It was was brought b ough along a ong to one one of o Plymouth P ymou h Auction Auc on Rooms Rooms where e it was was initially n y perro pe o ist, s soloria so o volum vo um quiam, qu am offi o fic cit offi o ctu u accus accus alibusc a busc iatium a um solumquo so umquo qui qu de de voles vo es Paul Keen’s Keen s valuation va ua on mornings mo n ngs held he d da y at a jewellery, ewe e y watch wa ch and and silver s ve specialist. spec a s ribusam busam il mo mo dolori do o nobis nob s quae quae conserit conse posti pos aPau a good good colour. co ou It was was brought b ough along a ong to o one one of o Andrew And ew has has over ove 30 30 years’ yea s experience expe ence in n the he Plymouth Plymouth P ymou h Auction Auction Auc on Rooms Rooms where where whe e it it was was initially initially n y perro perro pe o ist, ist, s soloria soloria so o volum volum vo um quiam, quiam, qu am offi offi o fic cit cit offi offi o fic ctu ctu u accus accus alibusc alibusc a busc iatium iatium a um solumquo solumquo so umquo qui qui qu de de voles voles vo es Paul Paul Pau Keen’s Keen’s Keen s valuation valuation va ua on mornings mornings mo n ngs held held he d daily daily da y at at a jewellery, ewe e yhas wa ch and silver syea vessquae specialist. spec a squi ribusam ribusam busam ilhas il watch mo mo dolori dolori do o30 nobis nobis nob quae conserit conse posti pos Andrew Andrew And ew over over ove 30 years’ years’ experience expe in in nposti the the heup sequoditas sequod as sint ssint nnand am am num num nihiciet n hh£2,200. ccconserit eeence qu si ssi dolupta do aa sequoditas sequoditas sequod as sint sua am am num num nihiciet nihiciet nexperience qui qui qu si sA dolupta dolupta do and and another ano he of o Anna Anna sold so dquae for othe 200 Also so aaup Paul Pau Keen’s Keen ssmo valuation va on mornings mo n ngs held he d daily da yyposti at a valued va ued at £15,000 £15 000 to oong £20,000. £20 000 ribusam busam ililhas mo dolori do o nobis nob ssons quae conserit pos everspid eve sp dd mintion m n on sequaep erionse e onse quamus quamus Plymouth P ymou hhworld, Auction Auc on Rooms Rooms where whe ee£2 ititconse was was initially n yy accus accus alibusc a busc iatium aa um solumquo so umquo qui qu de de voles vo es Paul Pau Keen’s Keen valuation va ua on mornings mo ngs held he d daily da at ahe auction auc on wo dd starting sstarting asequaep out ou in n he Bond Bond Street S ee valued valued va ued at at £15,000 £15,000 £15 000 to to £20,000. £20,000. £20 000 ribusam ribusam busam ilbi mo mo dolori dolori do o nobis nobis nob quae quae conserit conserit posti posti pos everspid everspid eve sp mintion mintion m n on sequaep sequaep erionse erionse ein onse quamus quamus Andrew And ew has over ove 30 30 years’ yea smaios experience expe ence in nn the Plymouth Plymouth P ymou Auction Auction Auc on Rooms Rooms where where whe itconse was was initially initially nin accus accus alibusc alibusc a busc iatium iatium um solumquo solumquo so umquo qui qui qu de de voles voles vo es auction auction auc on world, world, wo starting s nc ng out out ou in n the the he Bond Bond Street Street S ee Andrew Andrew And ew has has over over ove 30 30 years’ years’ yea snma experience experience expe ence in the the he These These bi b mon h yKeen auctions auc ea u ee a host hos o turitiustis u us essinci ess entiis en sby os et e etur? ?

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Coins.

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yea s of o retail e a antique an que before before be o eeve the he sale sale saperrumet e a awere host host hos of of oaut enqu es were were we eriatemporro eriatemporro e a o quibus quibus qu bus aut aut au et et ewea aut au et et epassing prorrum prorrum p o um et et e dit dit dto autamus, au amus quaesequi quaesequi quaesequ bero bero be oenquiries quam, quam, quam op amoving to oove the he Ipswich psw ch and and then hen Chester Ches e salerooms. sa ee ooms Five Five F telephone telephone ephone bids bids band ds were we e booked booked two two days days jewellery ewe ethe yem department depa men of oeaspe Phillips, Ph ps before be ooptat eantique mov ng lab lab ab intorem intorem nempo o perrumet pe ume litaspero litaspero o estrumq estrumq es umq uuntios uuntios uun os There There The then then hen followed followed o owed 14 14 years years yea senquiries of of o retail retail ewo a antique an que to the the he Ipswich Ipswich psw ch and and then then hen Chester Chester Ches e salerooms. salerooms. sa ooms culparum cu um ea con con parum pa um harum ha um volupta vo up a e the he a a lucky ucky lady ady will w be be wearing ng this hh soptat on on Christmas Ch ss mas silverware, sautamus, wa e with w h mo than han a pass ng interest n es in nn culparum culparum cu pa um ea ea con con parum parum pa um harum harum ha um volupta volupta vo up a erunti erunti ee un un the the he apa lucky lucky ucky lady lady ady will will wmore be be wearing wearing wea ng this this sop on on Christmas Christmas Ch mas silverware, silverware, sintorem ve wa eea with with w h more more mo e than than han aa a passing passing pass ng interest interest nerunti es in in scenes scenes at aand £700 £700 each. each The The Naval Nava study ses udy by by Five F telephone ephone bids b ds e booked booked two wo days days received ece ved thought hough the he week week by by the he auctioneers. auc onee lab ab n o em perrumet pe ume litaspero aspe o es umq uuntios uun os veribusamus. ve busamus before be o eee the he sale sa e and and a a host hos of o enquiries enqu were we eeessthe to o the he Ipswich psw ch and then hen Chester Ches e salerooms. sa e dit d au amus quaesequi quaesequ bero be o quam, quam aa Five F ve telephone eea ephone bids b ds were we e booked booked two wo days days jewellery ewe e ynotable and silver ssilver ve before be o e returning e u nn ng to o the he received received ece ved thought thought hough the the he week week by by the the he auctioneers. auctioneers. auc onee lab lab ab intorem intorem n o em perrumet perrumet pe litaspero litaspero aspe o estrumq estrumq es umq uuntios uuntios uun os veribusamus. veribusamus. ve busamus Some Some no ab art a sales sa es this h sseshave week week included nc uded he There The then hen followed oo owed 14 14 yea of o retail e a antique an que before before be oautamus, the the he sale sale sa e and and awere awe host host hos of of o enquiries enquiries enqu were were we to ove the he Ipswich psw ch and then hen Chester Ches e salerooms. sa eoptat ooms dit dit d autamus, autamus, au amus quaesequi quaesequi quaesequ bero bero be o quam, quam, quam optat optat op jewellery jewellery ewe e yan and and silver se ve before before be oyears e returning returning u ng to to oooms the the Some Some notable no ab e art a sales sa es this h week week included nc uded the he There There The then then hen followed followed owed 14 14 years years yea shave of of oestrumq retail retail e aes antique antique an que Auctioneer Auc onee Paul Pau Keen Keen ‘we we seen seen a huge qui qu blanto b o ma ma corit, co omnimpo omn mpo ssinctatatem ss nc a aahuge em Day Day is she an added bonus.’ bonus coins, co ns medals meda ssume and and Art A Deco Deco bronzes. b onzes Auctioneer Auctioneer Auc onee Paul Paul Pau Keen Keen ‘we ‘we we have have seen seen a ahe huge huge qui qui qu blanto blanto b an o ma ma corit, corit, co omnimpo omnimpo omn mpo ssinctatatem ssinctatatem ss nc a em Day Day 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amus quaesequi quaesequi quaesequ bero bero be o quam, quam, quam optat optat op a large a ge Simeon S meon Stafford S a o d painting pa n ng at a £4,000, £4 000 an an Irish sh jewellery ewe e y and and silver s ve before be o e returning e u n ng to o the he received received ece ved thought thought hough the the he week week by by the the he auctioneers. auctioneers. auc onee s There The e then hen followed o owed 14 14 years yea s of o retail e a antique an que veribusamus. veribusamus. ve busamus auction auction auc on world world wo d with with w h Bonhams Bonhams in in n Chester, Chester, Ches e in in n large aeari geae Simeon S SMcGregor a oque din pa ne sng aalso £4,000, £4 000 an an jewellery jewellery ewe ynmeon and and silver silver sStafford ve before before be onnpainting e returning returning nat ng to to o the the he uplift up in n recent ecen years yea sego demand demand for o collectors’ co ec o ssIrish ea con con plique p que sit ssit que sedis sed secea secea digenem 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head ng the he relevant e department depa covering cove ng intensive intensive ens ve bidding bidding b dd ng battle. battle. ba veribusamus. veribusamus. ve busamus Sed Sed ut ut ucon porem. po em Non Non ratia ratia aac sequam sequam quiducius quiducius qu duc us painting pa n ng by by Maurice Mau ce Wilks W ks that ha had had 8 8 phone phone nes auction auc world wo d with hh Bonhams in n Chester, Ches eeonee in nsng The The ring ring ng was finally finally fina sold sold so for for £32,400 £32,400 £32 400 following following o ow ng an an jewellery ewe e ywas and silver ve before be ofor eby ealignis uhe n ng to o the he 2001, 2001, 2001 heading heading head ng the the he relevant relevant e evan department department depa men covering covering cove ng painting pa n ng by by Maurice Mau ce Wilks W ks that ha had had 8 8 phone phone lines, auction auction auc on world wo d with with w Bonhams Bonhams in in n Chester, Chester, Ches in in items. ems We We now now attract a worldwide 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inviting consignments consignments jewellers ewe eall bid bobuying dsa for onia a a ring ng discovered d scove ed in n a a mixed m of o major ma o collections. co ec ons Last Las mon hey so d o quatemquam, qua emquam audaero audae o rerferspelit ee spe autes au es ditata d aand aa Art A Deco bronze b onze by by Bruno B uno Zach, Zach entitled en ed “the of of o major major ma oItatur collections. collections. co ec ons Last Last Las month month mon h they they hey sold sold so dxed of of ohe quatemquam, quatemquam, qua emquam audaero audaero audae o rerferspelit rerferspelit spe autes autes au es ditata ditata dof Art Art A Deco Deco bronze bronze b onze by by Bruno Bruno B uno Zach, Zach, Zach entitled entitled en ed “the “the he pounds. pounds However Howeve collectors co ec oeemonth spa thought hough diffident dsold fiden finally fina yyDeco sold so d for o a a remarkable ema kab e £11,400. £11 400 abuying h sAuc sa eom ooms you have an o daand bidders b dde ssPlymouth now now buy 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next sale sale of of watches and and jewellery jewellery lot by by the he auctioneers, auc onee itRooms sold so d for o £5,700 £5 700 on on the he the he Graham G aham Brooks B ooks collection co ec on of Baden Baden Powell Powe do o ee um vit vvit di d tem em estiae. es ae Ro Ro dolorepedis do ooadene eped ss ut u Riding R d ng Crop” C op at a £72,000. £72 000 the the he Graham Graham G aham Brooks Brooks B ooks collection collection co ec on of of o Baden Baden Powell Powell Powe dolorerrum, dolorerrum, do o um vit v di di d tem tem em estiae. estiae. es ae Ro Ro dolorepedis dolorepedis do eped ut ut u Riding Riding R d ng Crop” Crop” C op at at a £72,000. £72,000. £72 000 it sold so d for o £1,050! £1 050 ch nday he d awe h sand may be he me o have for o selling se ng fine fine jewellery ewe e y and paintings pa n ngs they hey are a e pro p o occus occus verrum ve um quaernat quae na fugia ug a voluptatias vo up a as fugitiu ug u stiur, s u od od qui qu optat op a moditatiatet mod a 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by Norman Holmes

Before I dive into the maelstrom that is Christmas I must reflect first on two events of last month.

Firstly , I was very sad to learn that local Brixton artist Jean May Parsons had passed away. She really was a delightful lady and a very talented artist in both watercolour and her more quirky take on local views, especially quaint local harbours. She will be missed and if you have one of her pieces, then treasure it.

Secondly, I was blown away with the quality and humour of the work by Barbara De Mora at her recent exhibition at the Devonport Guildhall, it really was a joy. If you missed it then I believe she now has some new pieces on display at Kaya Gallery on the Barbican that would make excellent Christmas presents.

your purchases will go a long way to supporting artists and charities. In fact there is a large craft fair in the Plymouth Guildhall on Saturday November 18th with many charities, including The Samaritans, selling a variety of products.

As a city we are also very lucky to have the renowned Barbican which has an outstanding wide range of shops selling original art, jewellery, ceramics, glass, textiles, antiques and other beautiful gift ideas.

Also, if you have the time it’s worth visiting Wildwood arts at Horrabridge where their Autumn exhibition is showcasing a number of artists including Richard Slater, Arthur Homeshaw and David Brook.

Indeed with Christmas in mind, once again can I implore you to at least consider buying your presents at local galleries or craft fairs where your purchases will go a long way to supporting artists and charities.

Indeed with Christmas in mind, once again can I implore you to at least consider buying your presents at local galleries or craft fairs where

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Finally if you are considering buying a gift for an artist then consider the DVD of the film ‘Maudie’ which is a joyous and beautiful depiction of

'Rainl' by Barbara de Mora someone with a disability finding love and being loved through her ability to create art that connects with an audience.

In fact talking about art on film, I must also mention that Plymouth Art Centre is showing the film’Loving Vincent’ in November , which is a remarkable piece of animation made not on a computer but instead over 100 talented artists hand painted every single frame in oils, in the unmistakable style of Vincent Van Gogh.

Lots to enjoy in the future so may I wish you and your loved ones a wonderful Christmas.

A Tudor Christmas of Feast and Festivity Buckland Abbey 1st-23rd Dec Step back in time and the experience the sights and smells of Christmas, as Buckland Abbey transforms into an Elizabethan home of feast and festivity. Learn some festive Tudor dancing and be entertained by the Lord of Misrule. Continue the merrymaking outdoors for an Elizabethan inspired floral display in the Great Barn. Olde Father Christmas also invites you to stop by the abbey from 18th-22nd Dec, to hear tales of Christmases gone by.

Call 01822856000 for details nationaltrust.org.uk When you visit, donate, volunteer or join the National Trust, your support helps us to look after special places for ever, for everyone. Š National Trust 2017. The National Trust is an independent registered charity, number 205846.

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It's the most wondeful time of the year at Saltram and Buckland Abbey Enchated Saltram

Lose yourself in the garden at dusk when the illuminations are switched on and see it become a winter wonderland, with some of the gardens most loved areas lit up in a rainbow of colour.

There’s plenty for your little ones to do in December too by picking up the ‘Peter Pan Trail’.

Peter Pan’s shadow has gone missing and he needs your help to spot it hidden around the garden. How many shadows can you spot?

The magic continues for the little ones with ‘Storytime with Father Christmas’ in the stables, where Father Christmas preparing for his annual sleigh ride in the tack room. But is there a shortage of Christmas spirit to fuel his sleigh?

This pre-booked, tickets-only event lets families sit down as Father Christmas shares magical stories and songs about some of his fairy-tale friends and what they got for Christmas. Prebook your tickets online at www.nationaltrust. org.uk/saltram before they sell out.

If all you can think about is Christmas shopping, feel festive as you do it when the garden transforms into a festive craft and food fair on Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 November. Reward yourself with a cheeky mulled wine after you shop for the perfect handmade Christmas gifts.

Saltram’s gift shop and stables pop up shop will also be open right up to Christmas Eve with a wide range of festive cards, beautiful decorations and gift ideas for every taste. The Chapel Tea Room will be serving festive fine teas whilst the Park Café serves family friendly festive treats; a scrumptious and well deserved end to a hard day’s Christmas shopping.

Visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/saltram, call 01752 333500 or pop in to the Welcome Centre to find out more.

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At Tudor Christmas of Feast and Festivity.

Step back in time and experience a Christmas Elizabethan style! With cooking in the kitchen, festive dancing in the great hall and the traditional Lord of Misrule causing mischief – it is a Christmas not to be missed.

This year, we’re working with local NAFAS groups once again as they bring the theme of Elizabethan Feast and Festivity to life.

From 1st December until January 2nd, the Great Barn will be filled with a magnificent display of floral arrangements.

Really get into the festive spirit with some Tudor Christmas dancing.

Renaissance Historical Dance Society will be back to get your toes tapping to some Elizabethan tunes on the 9th – 10 December and 16th-17th December.

Once you have admired the Great Barn, you won't want to miss the decorated Abbey where the decorations continue thoughout the ground floor. From kissing boughs to marchpane galleons, the stage is set for a perfect Tudor Christmas. Whether you want to sample the seasonal sights and smells of a busy kitchen or take a moment's peace in the chapel, you'll certainly leave feeling full of festive cheer.

Ever wondered how to make a Fart of Portingale? The ladies of the costume group are on hand to show you how. If you visit on a Tuesday or Thursday between 5 - 21 December, you'll be treated to a demonstration from the Tudor cooks in the kitchen as the scent of herbs and spices fill the air.

Really get into the festive spirit with some Tudor Christmas dancing. Renaissance Historical Dance Society will be back to get your toes tapping to some Elizabethan tunes on the 9th – 10 December and 16th-17th December.

Under a canopy of stars created by school children from St Andrew's Primary at Buckland Monachorum, nine beautiful arrangements using flowers and natural materials are being created to depict some popular tales often featured in Elizabethan masques.

A very special guest is coming to visit Buckland from 18-22 December. Children and grown ups alike will be captivated by Olde Father Christmas' magical storytelling sessions in the great hall.

Check out the website for further details and booking information.

Alongside Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, St George and the Dragon and Father Christmas and the Wassail Bowl, Father Christmas' 'children' feature in the floral displays, from Gambol and Carol to New Year's Gift and Minced Pie.

And no Christmas is complete without some shopping! Buckland Abbeys Christmas food and Craft fair returns on the 11th and 12th November with a free park and ride service from Harrowbeer airfield. Admission is £3.00 for payers and free for National Trust members.

Enchanted Saltram Get that festive feeling with the illuminated garden, decorated house and sparkling lights at Saltram this Christmas. #nationaltrust

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What the Dickens!

Plymouth’s favourite funny foursome return with family friendly version of A Christmas Carol After the sell-out successes of The Jungle Book, Robin Hood & His Merry Men, and The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Barbican Theatre and Le Navet Bete are excited to present their latest co-produced Christmas show, a joyful, comic re-telling of Dickens’ A Christmas Carol from 14 December to 7 January.

The inimitable Le Navet Bete are back for their seventh Christmas in Plymouth with their hilarious and unique version of the greatest Christmas ghost story ever told, co-produced with Barbican Theatre. A festive physical comedy treat for the whole family featuring all the much loved Dickensian characters plus a few extra for good measure – it is Christmas after all!

Here are just a handful of reviews of previous Barbican Theatre and Le Navet Bete coproductions: “Ingenious and effortlessly hilarious, they deliver a cracking mix of wit and slapstick tomfoolery”.

(The Stage) “Masterful physical comedy” (The Argus) “Side-splittingly funny” (Broadway World)

A festive physical comedy treat for the whole family

A Christmas Carol will be performed at Plymouth’s much loved and larger Plymouth Athenaeum. This follows the hugely successful 10 performance run of Le Navet Bete’s Dracula: The Bloody Truth at the theatre earlier this year; the first theatrical performance on its stage since it was mothballed in 2009.

A further reason for moving the Christmas show to The Plymouth Athenaeum was due to last year’s The Jungle Book selling out so quickly, with extensive waiting lists and many left disappointed. The Plymouth Athenaeum has a larger 332 capacity, which is more than double that of the Barbican Theatre, so we hope that everyone who wants to see the show this year can!

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Sheila Snellgrove, Barbican Theatre’s CEO says “Le Navet Bete and Barbican Theatre’s Christmas productions have become an institution for theatre audiences in Plymouth as evidenced by the increase in audience numbers year on year. Following our very successful run of Dracula at The Plymouth Athenaeum this April and sell out Christmas shows over the past few years, we are excited about reaching even more new audiences with our Christmas production at this wonderful larger theatre.”

A Christmas Carol will be directed by nationally recognised writer and director John Nicholson.

We are very excited to be working with John, founder of Peepolykus and one of the UK’s most exciting theatre companies. John is described as “the comedy director of the moment” and has worked with Le Navet Bete on a number of productions. Most recently John directed and co-wrote their critically acclaimed Dracula: The Bloody Truth.

A total of 32 performances will be held at The Plymouth Athenaeum from 14 December 2017 to 7 January 2018 (including matinee and evening performances).

Al Dunn from Le Navet Bete says “We first met Barbican Theatre in 2008 and we’ve worked closely with them ever since on a number of very successful co-productions. This year we’re looking forward to bringing our joyful, hilarious version of Dickens’ classic Christmas tale to the Athenaeum. We feel privileged to be the company that has re-opened the Athenaeum for theatre performances. We’ve got a great team working on the production including a fantastic designer who is working on an incredible set”.

As ever tickets are great value at just £16 for full and £14 for concessions (under 16s, over 60s, students and disabled). There is also a great value family ticket at just £50 (for two full and two under 16s). Plus, if you’re coming with a large party there’s a group saver discount: buy 10 tickets get the 11th FREE! (additional booking fees apply).

Buy a Christmas Carol tickets 24 hours a day on our website www.barbicantheatre.co.uk, in person at The Barbican Theatre (11am – 6pm Monday to Friday) or by calling 01752 267131 (11am – 6pm Monday to Friday).

A Christmas Carol is proudly sponsored by Plymouth Marjon University www.marjon.ac.uk

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“A JOYFUL COMIC RETELLING OF CHARLES DICKENS’ CLASSIC TALE FOR ALL THE FAMILY”

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Discover The Home of Devon this Christmas Entertaining guided tours inside the 600 year old Castle take you through secret doors and even across a haunted landing. Outside there are acres to explore and discoveries to be made… animals, trails and more!

Entertaining guided tours inside the 600 year old Castle take you through secret doors and even across a haunted landing

There is a superb gift shop, good restaurant and relaxing gardens. Spectacular coastal walks, along the South West Coast Path, beginning and end at the caves.

Christmas at Kents Cavern 3 - 24 December

Powderham have a fantastic calendar of events some of which are detailed below.

Pre book by phone 01626 890243 or email castle@powderham.co.uk.

*Please note small charge applies to take part in themed activity on return visit.

Music in the Castle

Have fun making your own Magical Christmas wreath in the Castle's Servants Hall with Sarah Pepper. Morning, afternoon and evening sessions will be available.

Wednesday 13th December 2:00 - 4:30pm & 6:30 - 9:00pm

Thursday 14th December

Friday 15th December

Exeter Cathedral Choir.

Musical Director – Timothy Noon.

Exeter Cathedral Choir will be presenting a winter warming programme of seasonal music including traditional favourites and the very best modern classics. Mark the date in your diary now and make this an essential part of your preChristmas countdown.

10:00am - 12:30pm & 2:00 - 4:30pm

Powderham Live Sessions!

An evening of young musical talent will be storming the Castle.

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Join Santa and his friends in a magical underground adventure - more than just a Grotto!

Tickets sell fast, so we recommend you book online in advance.

Come along, find out and get caught up in the magic as another exciting Christmas adventure ensues full of; Christmas spirit, fun and laughter for all the family. A truly wonderful experience that brings out the child in everyone and puts the joy and wonder back into Christmas! Join in, in this hour long Panto sytle adventure around the caves, with some of the best Christmas characters. Your ticket includes; an hour long promenade performance, a personal visit with Santa, fantastic Christmas presents, mulled wine and mince pies -what more could you ask for!?

Each child (2-12) meets Santa and receives a wrapped quality present.

Times: Shows from 10.00am to 15.00pm Prices: Standard: Adults - £10 Children £12.50 Ages: Children 2-12. Presents available for under 2's (£3.50)

£35 per person (includes materials, coffee and mince pies)

Saturday 25 - Sunday 26 November

Kents Cavern is an extensive labyrinth of caverns with spectacular natural formations, widely used by prehistoric people. The human archaeology discovered in cave is the most ancient found in Britain, some over 500,000 years old, making it Britain’s premier prehistoric cave. The most significant artefact is a 38,000 year old human jawbone; Europe’s oldest human fossil.

Tours of the cavern are led by entertaining guides concluding in an underground exhibition chamber. Plenty goes on outside for the family with a Stone Age themed woodland trail, kids archaeological dig, hands-on cave art walls and regular appearances by Cavog-theCaveman during school holidays.

There is so much to see and do at Powderham Castle you will be pushed to fit it all in to one day, but don’t worry as you can come back within 7 days for FREE*.

Christmas Wreath Making

Kents Cavern Prehistoric Caves

For more details on these and other events: www.powderham.co.uk

For more details on these and many other festive events at Kents Cavern, please call 01803 215136 or visit the website: www.kents-cavern.co.uk

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Light Up Your Night

Heritage Walk

Sign Paintings for Plymouth

Beat the winter blues with ‘Museum On Tour’

Talks and Tours

There’s a variety of ways to help keep winter at bay over the next few weeks with the ‘Museum On Tour’ programme.

We The People Are The Work

Multi-site art exhibition ‘We The People Are The Work’ continues into its final month across the city and closes at the end of 18 November.

Before then, why not travel back in time with us on 1 November as we revisit the history of Plymouth’s lively music scene in a Bite Size talk at the College of Art? Find out more about the exhibition and how it all came together in a Lunchtime Talk by Curator Simon Morrissey on 7 November. Take in a ‘Plain Speaking Tour’ led by members of Efford’s ‘Crazy Glue’ group on 11 November.

You can also celebrate the culmination of the exhibition and the completion of Peter Liversidge’s ‘Sign Paintings for Plymouth’ commission at the Council House on 18 November. If you’ve been into the Council House to get a placard made don’t forget to post your pictures on social media and tag #WeThePeopleAreTheWork

Plymouth Remembers

The ‘Museum on Tour’ programme is continuing to offer a number of free events inspired by the poppies installation on the Hoe. Find out more about artist Borlase Smart with a Bite Size talk by our Fine Art Curator on 8 November. Join us for a Heritage Walk on 15 November where you can discover more about the naval memorial and reflect upon some notable First World War events connected to the Hoe.

Tell us your thoughts

On 15 November we’ll be hosting a consultation session about The Box at Plymouth Guildhall.

This will be an opportunity to let us know what you think about our latest gallery concepts.

RSVPs are essential!

Family Fun

Why not create your own lantern at our ‘Light Up Your Night’ workshops at the Mayflower Museum on 18 November?

Get comfortable listening to some seasonal tales whilst avoiding the stress of Christmas shopping at our ‘Winter Words’ storytelling event at Waterstones, New George Street on 2 December.

Do you have any childhood memories you would like to share? Come along and reminisce with us whilst you enjoy a cuppa.

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Learn more about famous Italian artist Artemisia Gentileschi in our Lunchtime Talk at the Athenaeum on 21 November. She had a fascinating life that included working for some of the wealthiest families in Italy. Experience a ‘Hard Hat Tour’ and see the latest progress with construction for The Box on 24 November. Listen as Dr Martin Johnes from Swansea University reveals how some of our festive traditions have changed from 1914 to the present day in a ‘Christmas Past’ Lunchtime Talk at on 5 December.

Memory Roadshows

Our Memory Roadshow programme continues at Plymstock Library on 30 November. Do you have any childhood memories you would like to share? Come along and reminisce with us whilst you enjoy a cuppa. The programme moves to St Budeaux Library on 7 December when we’ll be encouraging people to recall their ‘Memories of Courting’!

Out and About

We’ll be out and about over the next few weeks at some festive events too – first at Plymouth Guildhall on 2 December, then at Asda, Leypark Drive on 8 December and finally at Tavistock’s Christmas Market on 9 December. Come and find our stand, enjoy some craft activities and see objects from our handling collections.

Wild About Plymouth

We’ll be exploring ‘Britain’s Ocean City’ with a special Wild About Plymouth event just for adults on 9 December. Meet us at the Marine Biological Association where marine science really began in the UK, then walk down to the Barbican with us visiting key spots along the way.

For full details, booking and admission information about all our exhibitions and events visit the what’s on section of www.plymhearts.org.

To stay up to date with The Box – our major redevelopment project – visit www.theboxplymouth.com

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Immerse yourself in festive fun at the National Marine Aquarium Shhh, it’s time for some quiet at the NMA.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Fishmas!

On Saturday 18th November the National Marine Aquarium are going to be taking things down a notch. There will be no high octane talks, no noises whilst sound effects and all extra sounds will be turned off for families with sensory needs to enjoy the aquarium.

Christmas is just around the corner and the National Marine Aquarium is the perfect place to escape and unwind with the family. If you visit the Aquarium in the day you’ll not only be able to explore their many world class exhibits, but there will be Christmas crafts to get creative with!

The NMA’s popular Quiet at the Aquarium event is back again. Quiet at the Aquarium gives those with sensory needs who prefer a relaxed environment the chance to explore the UK’s largest aquarium. The special two-hour event will allow families and individuals the chance to enjoy the exhibits without the noise and distraction of the daily shows.

Not only that, there will be a festive winter trail around the Aquarium for families to work together and find clues. The highlight on your visit has to be a special appearance from Santa himself!

If you think this may be of interest to you or anyone you know, you can purchase tickets from their website and like NMA day time tickets carers can go completely free.

Every day of the holidays will see Father Christmas making an appearance at the Aquarium, not in a grotto but diving in the tanks during their 2pm Dive Shows!

If you want to see Santa diving amongst the sharks and rays then head to the NMA for a special Christmas adventure.

Every day of the holidays will see Father Christmas making an appearance at the Aquarium, not in a grotto but diving in the tanks.

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Balance your body in a unique setting!

With Christmas nearly upon us, food and drink becomes more plentiful than ever so if you’re looking for a fun, relaxing and interesting way to get fit and unwind at the same time, Body Balance at the Aquarium might be up your street.

Body Balance at the Aquarium is a special after hour’s event run by the NMA in partnership with Nuffield Health that is developed from Yoga and tai-chi.

Their successful quarterly events have been running for over a year now and give visitors the chance try a fun and engaging fitness class in a unique and relaxing setting. The classes are aimed both at beginners and experienced body balancers so why not try something new this December?

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The Duke of Cornwall Hotel is awarded a second AA Rosette for culinary excellence

Experience magic this Christmas at Boringdon Hall.

Christmas is that magical time of year. The time when Boringdon Hall’s imposing stone towers, secret archways and curious arrow slits become the backdrop for a magical winter wonderland and place of lasting memories.

With Festive Afternoon Teas, Festive Lunches and a New Year’s Eve Masquerade Ball, make your Christmas one to remember at Boringdon Hall.

Festive Afternoon Tea Enjoy a Festive Afternoon Tea this Christmas.

With a tier of seasonal inspired festive sandwiches, fruit and traditional scones with jam and cream, and a tier of Christmas inspired treats including a choice of slice from the festive yule log, this is an experience not to be missed.

Priced from £30 per person.

Booking is essential please call 01752 545764

A Divine Festive Lunch

Step inside Boringdon’s House of Christmas and savour a tantalising festive menu, in a truly magical setting. With roaring open fires, irresistible fine dining and a heavenly location on the edge of Dartmoor. Surprise, delight and impress this festive season.

Festive lunches are available 12.30pm-2.30pm, Monday-Friday, throughout November and December.

Price £30 per person.

Due to demand, booking is essential, please call 01752 545764 or visit the website: www.boringdonhall.co.uk

Mulled wine recipe Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without a glass or two of mulled wine. This recipe is very straight forward and doesn't have to include an expensive bottle of red wine. Start with a little sugar, then add more to taste. Serves 4 Ingredients 1 litre dry red wine 2 (5cm) cinnamon sticks 1 dessertspoon whole cloves 1 dessertspoon whole allspice 1 large piece orange rind 1 large piece lemon rind 4 tablespoons sugar, or to taste Combine the red wine, cinnamon, cloves, allspice, lemon rind and orange rind into a saucepan. Heat gently. Stir in 2 tablespoons of the sugar, and once dissolved, taste. Add more sugar if required. Keep hot on medium to low heat for 20 minutes. Serve hot in glasses or mugs.

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The gastronomic offerings of a Plymouth restaurant have been recognised with a coveted award. The Duke of Cornwall Hotel, on Millbay Road, has received a second AA Rosette for its fine dining restaurant, following a highly favourable inspection last month.

This award is a significant accolade, with the Duke’s restaurant joining only a handful of establishments in the city with two or more AA Rosettes to their name. Two Rosettes are awarded only where restaurants can meet the exacting standards of innovation, technical skill and culinary judgement that the AA demands for this award level. Fewer than 5% of restaurants across the UK are considered to reach the quality required for two Rosettes to be allocated.

The Duke of Cornwall Hotel has developed a growing reputation as a fine dining venue in the south-west. Main courses from its menu include dishes such as stone bass with local mussels, smoked bacon, sweetcorn chowder and Maris Piper mash. Among the starters available, diners can find chicken liver parfait, rhubarb and date chutney and toasted brioche. Desserts are a similarly tantalising prospect, one example being a dish of apricots and almond sponge, featuring apricot gel, almond praline and stem ginger ice cream.

Behind this ambitious cuisine is an adventurous and talented kitchen team, led by head chef Kevin Scargill and sous chef Nick Reed. This creative duo frequently get out and about in Devon and Cornwall to meet the region’s food producers – an ongoing quest that provides not only a supply of fresh ingredients, but fresh ideas too.

As well as yielding an extra Rosette for the Duke of Cornwall’s restaurant, the recent AA inspection brought a ratings boost for the hotel more generally. It has been given a Hotel Silver Award in addition to its existing Three Star Hotel classification. This award recognises a superior quality within the star rating, and is based on factors such as the standard of hospitality, service and cleanliness offered.

The achievement of a second Rosette for the Duke of Cornwall Hotel’s restaurant is a welcome independent acknowledgement of the venue’s hard work and innovation. The award is good news for the kitchen team who have earned it.

But as yet another sign of Plymouth’s flourishing repute for exceptional dining choices, it’s great news for local food lovers too.

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How to cook the perfect Christmas Turkey It's the centrepiece of a traditional Christmas dinner. But how do you make sure that your dinner guests are going to be asking for more, come the end of the meal, rather than thanking their lucky stars it's a full 365 days until they next taste Turkey?

Go East for this years Christmas Party From a family that loves sushi, and with an experienced chef at the helm; Kuku Sushi Bar & Robata lives up to its name; which in Japanese means diverse and truly exciting!

Whether with friends or colleagues; for two or for ten, agreeing where to hold your pre-Christmas Christmas dinner is always tricky, and although Kuku may be about as far removed from the ‘traditional’ Christmas dinner as you can get, it really is a great choice this Christmas.

There are many benefits to a Christmas Party at Kuku Sushi Bar & Robata; exploring Japanese options gives vegetarians in your party a much wider choice at Christmas, and for those friends or colleagues that think Japanese is all fish – they are very much mistaken!

Our Robatta caters handsomely for meat lovers and even those that like the ‘traditional’ Christmas could swap the prawn cocktail for the Dragon Makimono (prawn tempura topped with avocado & teriyaki sauce) and the traditional roast Turkey for the Tori Teriyaki (chicken in a sweet Teriyaki sauce) and who couldn’t be tempted by the Chocolate Lava Cake with vanilla ice cream!

You can choose from their mouth-watering set Christmas menu, which is available from Friday 25th November and starts at £23.95 per person.

If the mood takes you, why not finish the evening with some of KUKU’s infamous cocktails from their cocktail bar.

The Japanese approach to food is one to admire - it's respectful, appreciative, enthusiastic and practical. One of the world's great cuisines; it is simple, healthy, delicious and hugely varied and Christmas Party Nights at Kuku really are the very best. It’s strongly advised to book early for the Christmas Period; a deposit of 10 pounds per guest will be required for parties of 6 or more to secure your reservation.

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1, Weight and Cooking Time: Weigh the Turkey after stuffing, not before, this will give you the exact cooking time. For a quick roast bird, bake the stuffing separately. Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/gas mark 6. Put the turkey in the oven and cook for 15 minutes, then turn down the oven to 180C/350F/gas mark 4 and cook for a further: 3kg (6.6lb) – 1¾ hours 4kg (8.8lb) – 2 hours 5kg (11lb) – 2¼ hours 6kg (13.2lb) – 2½ hours 7-8kg (15.5lb – 17.7lb) – 3 hours 9-11kg (19.8lb – 24.2lb) – 3¼ hours Please note that weights include stuffing and that cooking times are only approximate.

How do you make sure that your dinner guests are going to be asking for more, come the end of the meal, rather than thanking their lucky stars it's a full 365 days until they next taste Turkey?

2, Temperature: Although the cooking times (above) are a good measure, it is worth investing in a meat thermometer. Thrust the thermometer into the thickest part of the thigh (don’t let the point touch the bone) to check if it has reached the right temperature. Ideally, take the Turkey out when it reaches 65C (150F), or if your bird is not free-range 70C (160F).

3, Manual check: If you don't have a meat thermometer, pierce the thigh and check the juices. The juices should run clear. Also, If you wiggle the drumstick, the joint should move freely.

4, Rest: Never carve a turkey straight out of the oven. It needs at least half an hour, and up to an hour and a half, covered in foil and sitting on the side in the kitchen. The turkey will continue to cook and the internal temperature will go on rising, by a good 10C (18F). This gives you plenty of time to finish the vegetables or open up a bottle of bubbly and relax!

Christmas at

Christmas menu available from friday 25th november 2017 sunday – wednesday 3 course 26.95 || 2 course 23.95 thursday – saturday 3 course 28.95 || 2 course 25.95

To book a reservation: T: 01752 255579 E: hello@kukuplymouth.co.uk

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Christmas food and drink book releases

Gordon Ramsay Ultimate Fit Food

by Gordon Ramsey

Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton RRP: £ 22.00 (hardcover)

The BEST things about Christmas...

The dream combination - a Michelin-starred superchef who is also a committed athlete.

Gordon knows how important it is to eat well, whether you're training for a triathlon or just leading a busy active life. And just because it's healthy food you don't have to compromise on taste and flavour.and the New Year, with everything you need to enjoy the winter months.

Spending time with your family and friends surely hits everyone’s top spot! It’s true, you may get tired of hearing the same embarrassing stories about the time you did ‘that’ thing when you were five; or the stubbly kiss from your Great Aunt Winnie; the forced feeding of sprouts and then that deep, dark cringe when you hear ‘you’re next’ - for the annual game of charades! ...But, this all being said, there is something magical about Christmas and the way it makes us all warm up inside with fuzzy excitement at the very thought. Whether you have family traditions, cosy days in or you take it in turns to host; Christmas holds something very dear to everyone, including all of us here at the New Continental Hotel.

Working in hospitality means Christmas is busy, but staff at the New Continental Hotel LOVE Christmas. The twinkly lights, the smiley faces, the late night shopping and everything inbetween and we love nothing more than sharing our Christmas with friends; both old and new.

We wanted to share our top FIVE favourite Christmas things, things that have already got us excited about the coming weeks!

At FIVE: Dec the Halls! We have so many beautiful Christmas Trees and decorations scattered lovingly throughout the hotel from November, with carols playing softly in the background and lights down low; the dark nights and warm hotel glow spell ‘Christmas’ to us all!

At FOUR: The Smell of Christmas! The best and truest of all treat for the senses; the smells from the kitchens! So hard to describe but oh so good! The mix of mulled wine simmering,

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stock bubbling, meat roasting and just love lingering; when it hits your nose, your brain instantly realises that it's almost time! It’s almost Christmas!

At THREE: Friends gathering! The foyer is full, the bar is packed and friends and family unite.

The love felt during this festive time sends pulses throughout the hotel and we LOVE it!

At TWO: Christmas Party Nights! When you see the glamorous entrance of those who have worked hard all year round and are now celebrating the successful end of their year together with fine food, great company, dancing shoes and the odd pop of a champagne cork!

They are the nights we remember!

At ONE: Christmas Day! When people choose to crack their crackers with us! Christmas Day at the hotel is by far the most magical day of the year. Even Father Christmas chooses to spend an hour with us!

Tanya's Christmas: Make, Bake and Celebrate

by Tanya Burr Publisher: Blink Publishing RRP: £8.00 (hardcover)

Tanya's Christmas is a pure celebration of the season. Within its pages, Tanya Burr shares everything you need to make the most of Christmas. From finding the perfect gift, decorating your home and hosting a party to remember, to cooking roast turkey with all the trimmings, baking indulgent festive treats and her own hair and make-up tips.

A warm family welcome awaits you this Christmas at

the New Continental Hotel

W: www.newcontinental.co.uk E: reservations@newcontinental.co.uk

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Winter is coming…..

Book now for you Christmas Lunch or Party Night at The Corinthian

A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, thanks to the Victorians During the middle ages, Christmas had become a prominent festival in England. Many of the countries dignitaries would celebrate with a Christmas Feast, with one notable event being held by King Richard II in 1377 where 28 Oxen and 300 sheep were eaten. Such feasts would see a Christmas Ale being supped whilst carols were sung by dancers.

Situated halfway between Plymouth Hoe and the Barbican our club boasts magnificent views over the Sound. This Christmas, The Corinthian is home to the fabulous Winter wonderland and has lots to offer.

We have our delicious and festive three course meal available day and evening, take advantage of the fantastic food, views and service to treat yourself and the family.

Despite its popularity, the reformation and subsequent Puritan parliament triumphing over King Charles I of England in 1644, Christmas being banned in 1647. This resulted in ProChristmas riots breaking out in major cities.

The restoration in 1660 lifted the ban, but the celebration of Christmas was still disapproved of by the Anglican clergy. It wasn't until the beginning of the 1800's that Christmas started taking the form that we recognise today.

Many attribute the rise in popularity of Christmas in the 1800's to Queen Victoria, and it was her marriage to the German-born Prince Albert that introduced some of the most prominent aspects of Christmas.

1843 was a significant year for the 'rebirth' of Christmas. Although Charles Dickens did not invent the Victorian Christmas, his book A Christmas Carol (1843) went a long way to popularise and spread the traditions of a festival.

Its themes of family, charity, goodwill, peace and happiness encapsulate the spirit of the Victorian Christmas.

The preparation and eating of the feast, decorations and gift giving, entertainments and parlour games - all were essential to the celebration of the 'Victorian Christmas' and were shared by the whole family.

In the same year, Henry Cole commissioned an artist to design a celebratory card. The illustration showed a group of people around a dinner table and a Christmas message. The message on the card read 'Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year' and was taken from an informal letter, written by an English admiral in 1699. At one shilling each, these proved too dear for the ordinary Victorian family and so weren't initially successful. However, the idea caught on and many children - Queen Victoria's included – were encouraged to make their own Christmas cards.

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You’ll find the warmest welcome at the RPCYC. Whether you are visiting for lunch or just popping in for a slice of cake and a coffee you will find our team of friendly staff warm and welcoming and happy to help you in any way.

Take advantage of the fantastic food, views and service to treat yourself and the family.

By the 1880s the sending of cards had become hugely popular, creating a lucrative industry that produced 11.5 million cards in 1880 alone.

Many attribute the rise in popularity of Christmas in the 1800's to Queen Victoria, and it was her marriage to the German-born Prince Albert that introduced some of the most prominent aspects of Christmas.

In 1848 the Illustrated London News published a drawing of the royal family celebrating around a decorated Christmas tree, a tradition that was reminiscent of Prince Albert's childhood in Germany. Soon every home in Britain had a tree decked with candles, sweets, fruit, home made decorations and small gifts.

Kick off your Christmas with our Christmas Party Nights, to be enjoyed with colleagues, friends and families. Our DJ will have you rockin' around the Christmas tree in no time: Includes a 3 course meal and disco.

To really glam up your Christmas, upgrade to our V.I.P. Package, were you will receive a welcome glass of fizz, three course meal, private room and bottle service.

As for our Christmas lunches, you can choose a traditional Christmas carvery:1 course, 2 course or 3 courses.

To stop Santa from pinching all your pennies, book a week day Christmas party at a reduced rate and pre-order from our fantastic drinks packages.

Also in 1848, confectioner, Tom Smith, invented a new way to sell sweets. Inspired by a trip to Paris where he came across 'Bon-Bons', a sweet wrapped in paper. he came up with the idea of the Christmas cracker: a simple package filled with sweets that snapped when pulled apart.

In years to follow the sweets were replaced by small gifts and paper hats.

We also have some grreat events coming soon:

Finally, in the late 19th century, decorating the home at Christmas had became very popular.

Using twigs and sprigs to decorate a room for a celebration had dated back to Medieval times, but in the 1880's families were encouraged to spend more time creating a more elaborate affair.

17th Dec Clubs Christmas Carvery

7th Dec Victorian evening

Carol singers (Philharmonic Choir), Special menu with all the trimmings, Mulled wine and mince pies and a Quiz/Draw

For more information check out our website www.rpcyc.com or call: 01752 664327

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Don't be late for these very important dates at The Copthorne Hotel Having opened their doors in September 1987 as the premier hotel in Plymouth, 2017 marks the thirty year anniversary of the Copthorne Hotel.

The Hotel management team is delighted to announce the commencement of a significant refurbishment program as of 26 September which will address all of the public areas including the main reception, restaurant, bar and function suite lobby. Trevor Vels, the General Manager said “We are thrilled to announce the complete facelift and re-launch of our restaurant which will establish us once again as a leader in the local restaurant and hotel market.

The relaunch of the restaurant will include a complete rebranding, including the re-naming of the restaurant and bar and our staff are very excited as they are being tasked via a competitionto name the new restaurant and bar areas.. We cannot wait to begin rebuilding our reputation as one of the leading restaurants in the city. ” The hotel’s rooms are also being worked on with a rolling redecoration program with a half of all rooms anticipated to be completed by December.

The hotel management would like to assure all of their guests that it is very much business as usual at the hotel with works being done without any disturbance to guest facilities. The refurbishment program is due to be completed in mid-February, with further room furniture replacement planned for mid-2018.

The hotel has a fantastic festive calendar of events that are being hosted at the hotel throughout December and there is something for everyone. From Mad Hatter’s themed afternoon teas, festive party nights and Breakfast with Santa. Please see our calender of events below;

Mad Hatters Party Nights Every Friday and Saturday night throughout December

Festive lunches

Every day throughout December

Mad Hatters themed afternoon teas Every day throughout December

A tribute to Michael Buble 21st December

Breakfast with Santa 22nd & 23rd December

Family New Years Eve 31st December

Great Gatsby themed gala dinner 31st December

The hotel has a fantastic festive calendar of events that are being hosted at the hotel throughout December and there is something for everyone.

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No guest will be late for these very important dates!

If you would like to enquire about any of the above events, or would like to find out more information about the impending refurbishment please contact the hotel directly by calling 01752 224161 or emailing: sales.plymouth@millenniumhotels.com

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Castang Wine

White Rioja an alternative wine for Christmas

By Stephen Barrett

Recently I extolled the joys of White Rioja having tasted diverse styles from historic bodegas. When the magic wine word Rioja is mentioned it seems to please both the novice and more experienced wine slurper alike! What is it about these “wine words?” I bet the great wines of Germany would like you to spout forth Nahe, Wurttemburg or the maybe the easier Rheinhessen with the same smile of approval?

The same could be said for wines of Portugal’s grape varieties? Try saying Dolzelinho Branco, Alfrosheira or Samarrinho with confident ease?

I guess it’s always about familiarity and being in your comfort zone. Remember Chardonnay? The grape became a familiar Christian name in TV sit coms. already!

Enough of this meandering lets get back to White Rioja and its characteristics.

For many a year White Rioja was always made in the style similar to White Burgundy.

Ripe Viura grapes were harvested and fermented in oak barrels before bottling. This created a “Vin de gard” or “wine for keeping” that needed some years in bottle to soften and mature into a glorious vanilla-scented wine with enormous aging potential. During this aging process the young often clumsy wine will morph into something worth searching out for for those who relish White Burgundy’s inimitable luxurious style. This also brings a premium as time in oak and bottle costs money. This was a rather closed shop for most wine drinkers creating a wine that has simply not been consumed in any great proportions as it is probably less than 5% of the entire Rioja production.

Then in 2007 I was in Rioja when the regulating authority declared that other white grape varieties would be allowed to be used, changing at a stroke the future styles of White Rioja.

Grapes that can now be used are Tempranillo Blanco, Verdejo, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Malvasia, Garnacha Blanca, Maturana Blanca, Turruntes and Viura (Macabeo). Some of them you will know some you won’t.

Regulations in 2007 controlled the percentage of Chardonnay, Verdejo and Sauvignon Blanc allowed to just 49% either singularly or as part of a blend. In other words the three (outsider) grapes will not be allowed to dominate. So a new style of White Rioja was born. It took five years or so for plantings to be considered but now with the popularity of Albarino from Galicia

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and Verdejo from Rueda a more aromatic style of White Rioja is emerging.

Labels still need to be read and tasting the wine before buying would be a great help but at the moment it’s a bit hit and miss. This might be ok for the wine hunter who would be happy to taste as many wines as he or she could before fixating on a certain house style from one of the great names in Rioja.

eat-drink-party There is something for everyone...at Zuzimo!

Located on the famous Plymouth Barbican, a short walk for the city centre and next to Sutton Harbour, Zuzimo! offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere to perfectly compliment the fresh, local & homemade dishes that are cooked with passion, by chefs, in styles from around the world.

With the restaurant able to accomodate up to 80 people at a time, Zuzimo! is perfect for a festive party or an intimate meal for two.

Having just celebrated 3 years of business, owners Mo and Zuzi Vassif, have created the perfect combination of great service, outstanding cuisnes and an atmosphere that is both friendly and relaxing.

For the majority of wine drinkers White Rioja will eventually represent a modern dry fruit driven wine. Not unlike many others on the market but that’s a conversation for another day.

Although specialising in Persian, North African and Southern Mediterranean cusines, the multinational mix of chefs can create dishes from all over the world, making Zuzimo! unique.

For the older more traditional style try Muga White Rioja 2015 £10.99 Majestic This has just been released so try and keep it for a couple if years – drink something else meanwhile – it should then offer a complex classical style reminiscent of White Burgundy but made with Viura and Malvasia so a tad quirkier. Great with spicy poultry dishes it is a red wines drinkers white wine!

Zuzimo! offers something for everyone, from their 'Tapas Tasting Menu', which is perfect for couples or for parties of 8 or more to a free bottle of house wine on a Wednesday for groups of 4 or more, when visiting the Plymouth Arts Centre and Theatre Royal.

To experience a more modern style of White Rioja plump for the Rioja Vega Tempranillo Blanco Edicion Limitada 2015 @ £10.95 discovered a few weeks ago at the annual tasting with Castang Wine Cellars from Looe.

Excellent notes of a floral scent on the nose followed quickly by a citrus and herbal middle palate with a bone – dry finish creating a top new style from this as yet under - planted grape.

I hope other bodegas from Rioja plant more indigenous varietals for unique styling but don’t forget their heritage as inevitable changes emerge! These are potentially your new-styled wines for the Christmas holiday!

Zuzimo! also offers 'Tapas Thursday' which comprises of a sellection of 3 tapas of your choice long with a small glass of wine for just £ 9.95.

With the party season just around the corner, Zuzimo! are putting on a 'Latino Night to Remember' on Friday 24th November, 7pm.

You will be welcombed with the best of South American cocktails & light bites, then onto a selection of traditonal starters followed by Gaucho style grill and much more - all for just £ 22.00 per person.

Finally, Zuzimo! has Christmas wrapped up with a menu unlike any other in the city. Book Sunday to Thursday, Christmas lunches for £ 21.95pp and Friday, Saturday at just £ 26.95pp. They are also open for Christmas day lunch £ 34.95pp.

Please see the website for more details and offers.

Stephen Barrett is a Wine, Food and Travel Writer based in Plymouth.

Stephen welcomes correspondence via his website www.stephenbarrett.com Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram @BistroWineMan

153 Vauxhall Street Barbican Plymouth PL4 0DF

Christmas 2017!

Locals from around the world....

ZUZiMO! is a restaurant and tapas bar located close to the city centre, Barbican & just a short walk from Plymouth Drake Circus shopping mall right next to Sutton Harbour. Come in and relax with fresh, local, homemade dishes cooked by our chefs in styles from around the world.

We are open all day, every day and offer an excellent choice of menu from; Tapas to Steaks, Pastas to Tagines, you will find something to suit all palates and appetities.

We can accomodate up to 80 people at a time, ideal for your Christmas celebrations!

Christmas lunches & Christmas Day reservations now being taken!

Call 01752 651 300 for more details or see zuzimo.co.uk We are open

Tuesday 17:00-Late - Tapas Tuesday Wednesday 11:00-15 /17:00 till Late - Book a table for 4 or more for a bottle Thursday 11:00-15/ 17:00 till Late - 3 Tapas & a glass for £9.95 Friday 11:00-15/ 17:00 till Late - 2 courses of fish for £14 Saturday 11:00-15/ 17:00 till Late ,Sunday 11:00-15/ 17:00 till Late Closed Monday - Remember we can open for a table of 10 or more...

T: 01752 651 300 | W: zuzimo.co.uk | E: info@zuzimo.co.uk

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Christmas food and drink book releases

The Christmas Chronicles

by Nigel Slater Publisher: Fourth Estate RRP: £ 13.00 (hardcover)

Celebrate a Joyeux Noël at Bistrot Pierre Bistrot Pierre’s ‘raison d’être’ is great value French cooking and seasonal menus. Combining French bistrot classics such as steak-frites, boeuf bourguignon and tarte au citron with their own take on regional favourites like confit de canard and paté de campagne.

The Christmas Chronicles is the story of Nigel Slater’s love for winter, the scent of fir and spruce, ghost stories read with a glass of sloe gin, and beeswax candles with shadows dancing on the ceiling. With recipes, decorations, fables and quick fireside suppers, Nigel guides you through the essential preparations for Christmas and the New Year, with everything you need to enjoy the winter months.

Located in the impressive surroundings of Plymouth’s Royal William Yard, the bistrot with its chic French Grey pallet, ornate mirrors, leather seating, natural oak floor and marble finishes, oozes elegant simplicity that reacquaints those who have been with the gregarious, bistro style dining that is distinctly Parisien.

Open seven-days-a-week serving lunch and dinner there is something for everyone, from a two course prix-fixe lunch for £11.95 and two-course prix fixe early evening menu for £13.95 to the evening À la carte menu. There is also a children's menu, gluten free dishes and breakfast at weekends. Bistrot Pierre also host special events each month, so there’s always a reason to celebrate over a great meal and good company.

View menus online at bistrotpierre.co.uk Celebrate this Christmas at Bistrot Pierre and enjoy great value, provincial French cooking served in a relaxed and friendly bistrot. Sit back and take in the party atmosphere in the beautifully decorated bistrot whilst they do the cooking for you and your guests.

Offers Enjoy a complimentary glass of fizz when you dine from the Christmas dinner menu between 3rd and 14th December. Please quote 'Fizzy' when booking. Excludes Friday, Saturday and pre théâtre bookings.

Hold your party for a minimum of eight people and the party organiser will be rewarded with a £20 gift voucher to spend with at Bistrot Pierre in January or February 2018.

The Hairy Bikers' Mediterranean Adventure

by Si King and Dave Myers Publisher: Seven Dials RRP: £ 12.50 (hardcover)

Christmas Party Menus 1st - 24th December 3 course lunch £18.50 3 course dinner £26.95

Offer applies to tables of eight or more dining from the Christmas set lunch or dinner menus (excludes Friday and Saturday bookings and pre théâtre).

Christmas Day 5 course lunch £59.95

For full menus and terms and conditions visit bistrotpierre.co.uk/Christmas

Including recipes from their upcoming prime time BBC Two cookery show, THE HAIRY BIKERS' MEDITERRANEAN celebrates the culinary delights of France, Spain and Italy.

Bistrot Pierre New Cooperage Royal William Yard Plymouth PL1 3RP 01752 262 318

With more of us understanding the health benefits of a Med diet, these hearty and healthy dishes are a taste of the very best holiday memories.and the New Year, with everything you need to enjoy the winter months.

Boxing Day 3 course lunch £18.50 New Year's Eve 3 course dinner with apéritif £36.95 New Year’s Day 3 course lunch £18.50

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The Christmas Chronicles Author: Nigel Slater Publisher: Fourth Estate RRP: (Hardcover) Rick£ 26.00 Stein:

The Road to Mexico

by Rick Stein

Navigate your way towards The Ship this festive period

The Christmas Chronicles is the story of Nigel Slater’s love for winter, for the scent of fir and spruce, for ghost stories read with a glass of sloe Publisher: BBC Books gin, and beeswax candles with shadows dancing on the ceiling.

RRP: £ 12.50 (hardcover) Rick Stein brings his unrivalled enthusiasm and With recipes, decorations, fables and quick trusted expertise to the fresh, flavourful food of fireside Nigel guides through the Mexicosuppers, and California.

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Let us take care of Christmas Day for you… we will be open and serving a 5 course meal.

Christmas Menu’s will be available in September and be priced at £39.95.

Navigate your way towards The Ship over this festive period and As well as our Christmas Day menu, weanchor have drop at this welcoming venue overlooking the Barbican and our Christmas Party festive menu available now!!

Starting from the 18th of November we will be savour some fine Christmas spirit. From just £13.95 (for two courses) running our two course and three course options.

The options include a Spiced Barleyyou & Wintercan indulge in the delights of the Christmas Party Menu Vegetable Soup, Chicken & Port Pate or a Roasted Squash & Pine Nut Arancini for starters. available all day every day from 27th November.

Mains include a Traditional Festive Turkey Dinner including Pigs in Blankets, Chestnut Stuffing, Roasted Rosemary Potatoes and a selection of Seasonal Vegetables, we also have a Roast Topside of Beef, Baked Local Hake and a vegetarian option of Spinach, Chestnut & Blue Cheese Wellington. Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without a traditional Christmas Pudding with a warming Brandy Sauce, other desserts such as Bailey’s Cheesecake and White Chocolate & Cherry Torte are also on the menu, a selection of Local Cheeses with Crackers and Tribute Ale Chutney can also be chosen. The Ship’s festive menu is available at only £14.95 for two courses and just £17.95 for our three course option.

We have a large 50 to 60 seat restaurant available for large parties and also a smaller function room for more intimate bookings, this room holds up to 20 people comfortably and is perfect for family meals or even your work’s Christmas party.

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Plymouth will host the fourth Illuminate and Thanksgiving event on Thursday 23 November 2017. Also this winter season sees the Illuminate and Thanksgiving. The Illuminate event continues the official countdown to the 400th anniversary of the Mayflower sailing in 2020.

The aim of the event is to ‘share the light’ and inspire a sense of unity between Plymouth UK and America. The event parades straight through The Barbican and is a wonderful family event with bright lights and fantastic decorations, The Ship will be on hand to keep everyone warm with our Brewer & Bean coffee range and selection of other delicious hot beverages including alcoholic mint hot chocolate and mulled wine.

For more detials on our Christmas menu's and other offers, visit: www.theshipplymouth.co.uk or call: 01752 667604

At My Table: A Celebration of Home Cooking Author: Nigella Lawson The Fat-Loss Plan Publisher: Chatto & Windus by Joe Wicks RRP: £ 13.00 (Hardcover) Publisher: Bluebird

RRP: Lawson £ 8.49 is (hardcover) Nigella a champion of the home Inside theher book a combination reduced cook and newisbook celebratesofthe food she carb,to post workout and snacks andThe sweet treat loves cook for friends and family. recipes recipes – all incredibly tasty and easy to make in are warming, comforting, and inspirational, 15 minutes flat. from new riffs on classic dishes – including Chicken Fricassee and Sticky Toffee Pudding to sample and ingredients –Thanks to adventures in aweekly host ofplans new dishes and lists, Joe makes it simple forFattet you to like a ingredients, from Aubergine toprep White Miso boss and eat well every day of the week.

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'Tis the season to eat healthily

The festive season is usually one where we can overdo it a little. But Autumn is also a season of fantastic colours as well as nutritional rewards.

Boringdon Hall's Exclusive Masquerade Ball

Be seen at the most glamorous and exclusive event of the year, Boringdon Hall’s New Year Masquerade Ball.

Want to linger a little longer in luxury?

Take a look at Boringdon’s tempting New Year’s Eve Breaks.

Start the evening of celebrations with a tempting Champagne reception followed by an exquisite five-course menu, created by Head Chef Scott Paton. During the evening try your luck at the casino tables and be serenaded by live jazz, then dance the night away in the Great Hall till the early hours.

DRESS CODE - Dressed up-to-the-nines! Black tie and masks essential.

Christmas dinner around the world As we all settle down to tuck into our Christmas dinner this year, it may come as a bit of a surprise that in many countries the traditional meal is devoured the night before and with a variety of weird and wonderful ingredients.

Now, as customary as all this may seem, Christmas dinners around the world will differ to reflect the culture, environment and traditions of the country or region it is celebrated in.

Around the world the centre-piece and supporting cast of the Christmas meal offers up some interesting ingredients and traditions that may just give you some ideas to transform your Yuletide feast.

USA: Most Christmas customs in America have been adopted from those in the UK, although Turkey

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The Masquerade Ball has limited availability; tickets must be pre-booked in advance and prepayment is required. £95.00 per person.

To book your ticket, call 01752 545764. is typically eaten at Thanksgiving in November with Beef, Goose, Ham or Pork taking the lead for the Christmas meal. Although common in many states of the US ,Virginia has oysters, ham pie, and fluffy biscuits, a nod to its very English 17th century founders. The Upper Midwest includes dishes from predominately Scandinavian backgrounds such as lutefisk (dried fish) and mashed rutabaga ( a mature turnip). In some rural areas, game meats like elk, opossum or quail may grace the table, often prepared with recipes that are extremely old celebrating and respecting their founding fathers.

AUSTRALIA: Due to the fact that Christmas falls in the middle of the Ozzie Summer, the traditional hot meal is often replaced with cold meats such as Ham, Chicken and Turkey and accompanied by a side salad. In order to avoid using the oven, cooking is done outside on the barbecue using Shrimp, Steak, Wings and Drumsticks.

With an abundance of seasonal fruits available such as mangoes and cherries the Australians tend to substitute Christmas pudding to a more refreshing Pavlova.

CZECH REPUBLIC: A traditional Christmas dinner in the Czech Republic consists of fried carp and potato salad which are devoured on Christmas Eve. Many households also prepare a great variety of special Christmas cookies to offer to Christmas visitors. These are prepared many days prior to the feast and take a long time to decorate, with the remainder usually ending up on a Christmas tree as a decoration.

Dark greens, yellows and bright oranges are in abundance at this time of year which means the fruits and vegetables are rich in disease-fighting phytochemicals.

In layman's terms, the more colourful the fruit, the better it is for your health. Phytochemicals are in many plants and food sources and are designed to protect plants from disease.

Recent research however has shown that phytochemicals can also help fight disease in humans.

We have selected some of the season best produce for you to use as well as the health benefits associated with them.

Carrots: The bright orange colour is a healthy option banker. Containing Folic Acid, a group of Vitamin B, which helps fight free radicals betacarotene which is good for the health of spleen and stomach.

Parsnips: Sweet in flavour Parsnips are a good source of fibre, vitamin C, calcium and iron. The best quality Parsnips are a medium size and firm to touch. Perfect for roasting and glazed in honey, this a firm favourite with any Sunday roast.

Turnips and swedes: A member of the mustard family, turnips - known as swedes in Scotland They are a good source of vitamin C. Like their cousins, broccoli, cabbage and Brussels sprouts, Turnips and Swedes can protect you against cancer, especially breast cancer.

Sweet potatoes: Good-quality sweet potatoes are firm to touch and despite the name are not potatoes. High in vitamin C, Sweet potatoes are an ideal choice for people with diabetes, since they are considered a low glycaemic food.

This means that the carbohydrate in sweet potatoes is released slowly, which helps maintain steady blood sugar levels.

Pumpkins: Rich in vitamin C and folate Pumpkins may reduce the risk of developing certain types of cancer and protect against heart disease.

Pears: Pears are a high-fibre food Most of the fibre is also of the soluble kind, which can help lower blood cholesterol levels and improve blood sugar control.

N EW Y EA RS E V E AT B O R I N G D O N HA L L DRESS CODE -Dressed up-to-the-nines! Black tie and masks essential TICKETS - £95 per person, payable upon booking BOOKING - Call 01752 545764

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Family visiting this Christmas?

With Strathmore House, you may find you are visiting them this festive period.

If as well as unpacking the Christmas Decorations, safely stowed away in the loft from last year, you are also thinking about bringing down the z-beds, spare duvets and those odd pillows also tucked away in the eave’s in preparation for your festive visits from family and friends; perhaps you should wait and while, sit back with a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie and see how Strathmore House Apartments might be able to help!

Garnering both excitement and anticipation in equal measure, guests staying over Christmas and New Year can sometimes feel like a lively and chaotic scene from Home Alone! Of course, we all love hosting friends and family members; let’s face it a house full, is a home loved. But never the less; we also know only too well that with house guests can bring home disasters!

Offering a ‘home from home’ experience at Strathmore House Apartments, our team have picked up some handy hints and tips along the way on offering the warmest of welcomes – and our gift to you this Christmas is sharing a few; on how to get ‘Christmas Guest Ready’!

Away In A Manger!

If you have the fortune of a spare room; lucky you! Everyone can be tucked up cosily in their own space; no tripping over suitcases, folding and unfolding blankets daily or getting under each other’s feet!

If you do have a guest room for your visitors, we always recommend that the day before they arrive you open some windows, air the room and bedding, check the radiators are on and add those finishing touches that make your guests feel like they have an extra special welcome.

Even if they are just staying for a night or two, it’s great to offer your guests some drawers and hanging space so they can unpack and feel at home. Making sure you have spare hangers, fresh towels, candles and flowers and perhaps even some travel size toiletries are the small touches that make a big difference. At Strathmore House Apartments, we treat every guest like a visiting friend, making sure they have everything they need from that first cup of tea, to a hot shower with fresh, fluffy towels, to a warm and cosy relaxing evening after a long trip.

everything is just right for their arrival. If your guests can let you know when they will be with you, it’s less stress for you and much better for them.

Ding Dong Merrily on ‘Time’!

Christmas is a time when, even without guests, your home feels crowded; beautiful and twinkly - but crowded! Half of your living room is taken up with a six-foot tree in the corner, your kitchen work tops of full of sprouts and carrots, your cupboards are overflowing with Quality Streets and pickles, and your floors are covered with presents and wrapping paper! If you are keen to invite family and friends to enjoy Christmas with you, but them staying overnight is just a little too overwhelming, let us help.

With travel being how it is, and guests feeling like road warriors at the end of a motorway marathon, it’s not always easy for guests to give you their exact arrival time. But having a rough idea of when they will be arriving really helps.

At Strathmore House Apartments we always ask for a rough time so that we can be sure to be there to welcome our guests personally. If they can, we ask them to call when they are about an hour or so away, if they couldn’t give us a time before hand, just so we can make sure

Everyone can be tucked up cosily in their own space; no tripping over suitcases, folding and unfolding blankets daily or getting under each other’s feet!

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Logistically too think about parking; extra bodies will normally mean extra vehicles! Make sure you give good, clear instructions on your local parking etiquette and policies.

We Wish You A Merry Christmas!

We can over your guests a home from home experience, plus even perhaps an escape for you too! Our apartments are extremely spacious, so your guests could welcome you as guests sometimes too!

Prices from just £75 per night.

For more detials on Strathmore House Apartments, visit: www.strathmorehouse.co.uk

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Nutcracker Trail

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Waterfront

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Christmas Grotto

Christmas Market

Drake Circus

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Illuminate

Christmas Food Market

Royal William Yard

Royal William Yard

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Christmas Carol Tours The Barbican & Sutton Harbour

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Experience Plymouth's magical Winter Wonderland of events this Christmas Plymouth is being turned into a magical winter wonderland this Christmas, with everything from giant Nutcrackers and Snowflakes to twinkling lights, Father Christmas himself, roaming Christmas Carol tours and a festive Land Train.

This Christmas Plymouth has so much to offer.

Treat yourself to a mulled wine at the Christmas Market, wander the streets of the historic Barbican with Ebenezer Scrooge or hunt around the city centre and waterfront with our two festival family trails. After all, if you can’t go all out at Christmas, when can you?

Christmas Lights Switch On 16 November, City Centre

The Christmas holiday calendar officially kicks off with the switch-on of this year’s beautiful Christmas lights on 16 November. The fun starts in the city centre Piazza from 4pm with a host of entertainment for the whole family.

The hotly anticipated annual event launches the Christmas countdown and marks the start of Thursday late night shopping.

Nutcracker Trail

17 November to 2 January, City Centre

The popular Nutcracker Trail is returning to the city centre for the third year. Find and write down the names of all of the hidden giant toy soldiers for your chance of winning a host of great prizes.

Christmas Land Train

17 November to 24 December

The special Christmas Land Train begins running

Illuminate is an international event marking the anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower and the founding of the Plymouth colony in America.

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on 17 November right up until Christmas Eve, every Wednesday to Sunday from noon until 5.30pm. Driven by Santa and his elves it will carry visitors from the West End across the city centre to Drake Circus and back, allowing passengers to gaze at the amazing illuminations and stare at the dazzling shop windows.

Drake Circus Christmas Grotto

18 November to 24 December, Drake Circus, City Centre

The magic of Christmas is alive at Drake Circus with Santa's Smeaton’s Tower-style grotto and his team of elves. Let your child’s wish come early this Christmas by taking them to visit Santa in his magical grotto and receive a special gift from him and his helpers. Pre-booking is available on the Drake Circus website.

Illuminate

24 to 26 November, Royal William Yard Illuminate is an international event marking the anniversary of the sailing of the Mayflower and the founding of the Plymouth colony in America.

This year Plymouth will see design, art and inspiration illuminate the historic Royal William Yard. The event, inspired by the values of Mayflower 400; freedom, humanity, imagination and future, will showcase incredible projections, light art installations, performances, food and entertainment.

Drake Circus Christmas Grotto

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Festive family fun

If you’re looking for some individual and unique Christmas gifts, Plymouth Christmas market is the place to visit this year. 60 wooden cabins festooned with fairy lights and decorations will offer the perfect way to enjoy the magic of Christmas in Britain’s Ocean City.

by Plymouth Market. Adult runners will take on a 4km route, with children running 2.5km. All entrants will receive a free Santa suit to keep, and free refreshments at the finish.

The Barbican Christmas Lights Switch On

2 to 3 December, Royal William Yard

26 November, The Parade, The Barbican

Round up the family and join us for the festive celebrations on the waterfront from 4pm. Await the exciting arrival of Santa and his Elf who will be travelling by RNLI lifeboat to The Barbican for the official lights switch on. Wander amongst the stalls on the parade,meet Reindeer and owls, and enjoy face-painting, mince pies and arts and crafts.

Snowflake Trail

26 November to 7 January, The Waterfront

Walk across Plymouth’s stunning waterfront whilst following the Waterfront Snowflake Trail through the Barbican, Sutton Harbour, The Hoe, Millbay and Royal William Yard this Christmas.

Find any ten snowflakes and write down their names to be in with a chance to win some fantastic prizes.

Christmas Carol Walking Tours

25 to 26 November and 9 to 10 December, The Barbican and Sutton Harbour

Experience the classic tale ‘A Christmas Carol’ as our Barbican Theatre actors bring the Dickens

story to life. Follow Ebenezer Scrooge through the winding streets as he uncovers his Christmas Past, Present and Future – with the help of some unsuspecting characters. Search Barbican Christmas Carol Tours on Eventbrite or go to visitplymouth.co.uk to find out more and book your tickets.

Christmas Market

30 November to 21 December, City Centre

Beneficiaries to be confirmed. Website is: www.plymouthsantafunrun.co.uk.

Organisers are Saltram Rotary Club.

Royal William Yard Christmas Market

Royal William Yard will be celebrating Christmas with their delicious food market on 2 December to 3 December, where you are sure to find some tempting treats and gifts.

The popular market will be packed to the brim with festive foodie treats. Santa will also be making an extra special appearance, arriving in style at the Yard at 5pm.

If you’re looking for some individual and unique Christmas gifts, Plymouth Christmas market is the place to visit this year. 60 wooden cabins festooned with fairy lights and decorations will offer the perfect way to enjoy the magic of Christmas in Britain’s Ocean City. Wander amongst the fairy light covered stalls, selling unique hand-crafted gifts from the South West and further afield and soak up the magical atmosphere.

Native Makers Christmas Market

When you’re in need of a drink and a bit of warmth, take a seat at the Bavarian Bar in the heart of the market, complete with heated seats and festive food to keep you going.

For more information on any of these events go to visitplymouth.co.uk and plymouthshopping.co.uk #ChristmasInPlymouth

16 to 17 December, Royal William Yard

The Royal William Yard will be home to the Native Makers Christmas Market where local artisan makers will be showcasing their fabulous crafts, with, of course, plenty of festive sparkle!

The perfect opportunity to find those extra special and unusual gifts.

Santa Fun Run

10 December, City Centre

Hundreds of Santas are set to run through the city centre on 10 December. See the spectacle at 11am as runners take on a circuit, starting at Drake Circus and ending at Frankfort Gate, just

WhatsOnPlymouth All event details subject to change, please see website for up-to date details.

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Destination Plymouth It's that time of year again. Love it or hate it, the advent of Christmas means the buying of presents and the hope that your choice of gift is one that is appreciated by its recipient and not found a week later on e-bay.

With approximately 250,000 residents to cater for, it will come as no surprise that Plymouth has a wealth of Independent shops, national chains, stylish boutiques and a collecton of shopping centres that can offer the perfect gift to even the most difficult to buy for.

The main city centre is a modern, pedestrianised area, traditionally starting at the Sun Dial (the perfect place to meet up for a days shop) and taking in Cornwall Street, Mayflower Street, Royal Parade and New George Street with Armada Way, which in itself offers up the underated Armada Centre (see opposite), sweeping from the railway station right up to the Plymouth Hoe. Within such a short distance you will find a plethora of the big chain shops, two department stores Dingles (part of the House of Fraser) and Debenhams, plus a number of

With approximately 250,000 residents to cater for, it will come as no surprise that Plymouth has a wealth of Independent shops, national chains, stylish boutiques and a collecton of shopping centres that can offer the perfect gift to even the most difficult to buy for.

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independent shops that would satisfy even the most battle hardened shopper. The city centre is well laid out with a number of car parks to make access to shops and entertainment easy.

The Piazza, which is adjacent to the Sun Dial, offers up a variety of events with its BIG SCREEN regularly showing news bulletins and major sporting events. With plenty seating, relaxing coffee shops and restaurants the Piazza is an ideal place for shoppers to take a break.

If you're not too worn out with your festive shop you can get into the Christmas spirit with the Plymouth Winter Festival ice rink which is also situated within the Plaza during the holiday period.

If you prefer to support the Independents then Plymouth has its own 'Indie Quarter' (find out about the benefits of using local businesses as well as showcsing some of Plymouth's finest on pages 72 - 83) . The West End contains some smaller chains and more independent shops selling everything from all year round gifts, toys, jewellery and home products to name a few. Frankfurt Gate also offers up a number of independent shops, the like of which you won't find in the city centre..

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Plymouth's Shopping credentials took a major boost on October 5th 2006 with the opening of the £200 million Drake Circus Shopping Centre. No longer will you need to trek up the motorway to Bristol to do the big Christmas shop!

Plymouth's Shopping credentials took a major boost on October 5th 2006 with the opening of the £200 million Drake Circus Shopping Centre.

No longer will you need to trek up the motorway to Bristol to do the big Christmas shop!

Drake Circus

Drake Circus is the West Country's most popular shopping centre. Inside you'll find many of the UK's top brand names and the biggest stores in the region all under one roof. With over 70 shops, you can browse for the latest fashions or discover great gifts for friends and family.

There are lots of places to stop and eat and on a cold Winters afternoon it is the perfect place to shop. Drake Circus also benefots from having 1270 parking spaces making a visit nbot only memorable but easy at the same time.

Aramda Centre

Built in 1986, The Armada Centre is located in the heart of Plymouth's centre.

Positioned with Mayflower Street to the south, Armada Way to the east, and Western Approach to the northwest, the centre is in the ideal location to cater for all your shopping needs.

With everything from homewares to the latest fashions and from gifts to hobby craft, the likes of Sainsbury, Wilko, Laura Ashley, Peacocks and Silverstall Jewellery are all under one roof.

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Christmas shopping nights - plus a superb range of restaurants and bars for that special Christmas meal - Royal William Yard, Plymouth is hard to beat this Christmas...

Explore Royal William Yard this Christmas.

Surrounded by the water, featuring beautiful Grade 2 Listed Royal Naval victualling buildings and studded with bars, restaurants and interesting things to buy, it’s a must visit.

For dates and details on how to make your Christmas magical at Royal William Yard - visit www.royalwilliamyard.com for more details.

Plymouth City Market

Plymouth's City Market is highly recommended and located within the city centre. The Market boasts a huge variety of family-run stalls selling household goods, arts and crafts, clothes, books, jewellery, computer accessories and much more. At excellent value for money, their fresh produce includes a diverse selection of fruit and veg, Devon lamb, locally caught fish, beautiful Cornish pasties and possibly ‘the best pork pies in the world’.

Barbican and Sutton Harbour

Finally, if you want to combine your shopping with great food and a lively atmosphere then the Barbican is the place for you. A short walk from the city centre, Southside Street is the main shopping street on the Barbican. Populated with jewellers, art galleries, the World famous Plymouth Gin shop and Visitor Centre, toy shops, antiques centres and much more besides, shoppers can enjoy a fulfilling retail experience against one of the cities most breathtaking backdrops.

Wherever you decide to shop in the city, you will always find something for that special someone, making the whole Christmas shopping experience hassle free and if you can include a bite to eat and a glass or two of festive cheer then maybe next year you'll look forward to it.

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Visit Santa’s Grotto Giggles and gift giving

Santa outfits from Mothercare, £ 17.00 each.

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Located on the lower mall near Primark.

Trendy brands Skinnydip London, Quiz and Lovisa have also recently opened at Drake Circus alongside favourites M&S, Primark, Next, Superdry, Topshop and H&M.

Drake Circus Shopping Centre, Plymouth has revealed its plans for Christmas - with tons of magical fun for all the family - including Santa, snow, choirs and great new places to shop and dine while on the hunt for that perfect gift.

Christmas officially kicks off on November 16th at the South West's leading shopping centre, when Santa opens his grotto and puts his elves to work. If you want to get into the Christmas spirit, you can arrive by land train - a fun way to travel around the City Centre and arrive at Drake Circus, rested and ready to shop.

There’ll be late night shopping evenings, featuring festive entertainment, every Thursday from 5pm – 9pm, Click and Collect from more than 40 stores, the Drake Circus Gift Card, accepted at the majority of stores, and car park opening hours everyday from 6.30 - midnight.

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Christmas shopping will have a festive feel with a dazzling line up of over 70 stores to explore for Christmas gift shopping, including some exciting new arrivals.

Jack Wills has joined Drake Circus's more recently opened fashion and lifestyle stores Joules, Cath Kidston, White Stuff, as well as existing brands FatFace and Animal.

On November 30th and December 7th, 14th and 21st, the centre will resonate to the sound of the ever popular local choirs, singing Christmas carols as they raise money for charity.

As if by magic it will start snowing on Old Town Street every day at 4pm until December 24th.

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At Drake Circus we’re proud to give customers the freedom to shop from over 70 top retail brands, including great new names like Jack Wills and Skinnydip London.

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Joules fesive jumpers: Red £ 49.95 and Navy £ 34.95 On December 9th, it's time to dust off your best sweater in time for Christmas Jumper day, in aid of St Luke’s Hospice Plymouth, Shekinah Mission, The Alzheimer’s Society and Mountbatten Centre.

"Christmas at Drake Circus is a time for giving and fun," said Centre Director, Greg Lumley. “At Drake Circus we’re proud to give customers the freedom to shop from over 70 top retail brands, including great new names like Jack Wills and drakecircus.com drakecircus.com drakecircus.com Skinnydip London. So whether it’s a dazzling new party look you’re after or you just want to cosy up in Bill’s with a hot chocolate, Drake Circus is the place to shop for a Christmas they’ll all love.”

Visit Santa’s Grotto Santa’s Grotto is open daily from 18thth November.

Santa’s November.

Located on the lower mall near Primark.

Primark.

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Visit Santa’s Grotto Santa’s Grotto is open daily from 18th November.

Located on the lower mall near Primark.

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Joules Tweed Blazer: £ 199

Why not pop into Drake Circus Shopping Centre, Plymouth, to check out its range of over 70 top high street brands for some great gifts?

Dress Up Time

First stop is to find the perfect dress - with style favourites like M&S, Next, Topshop, along with H&M, Monsoon, New Look and River Island, you’re sure to find something lovely you can wear this Christmas. For something more winter warm and stylish, why not try Joules, Cath Kidston and White Stuff?

Teenage Kicks

Drake Circus has some great new stores for gifts that are guaranteed to bring a smile to the young cool set’s Christmas morning. Lifestyle brand, Jack Wills has just opened, alongside Skinnydip London and Quiz. And with Topshop, Superdry, Primark and Footasylum to explore, you're bound to find just the right thing.

Dine Out and love the Bills!

Yes, new for 2017, Bill’s, everyone’s favourite casual dining spot is opening at Drake Circus - just in time for Christmas. With the new Turtle Bay restaurant having opened just outside the centre as well as Nando’s and Hubbox, Christmas shopping food looks good at Drake Circus.

Shine, shine, shine

Christmas is a time when you really want to glow, so finding some great glittery party make up and jewellery is essential. Lush, Next and Boots are packed with beauty and fragrance treats. For serious jewellery action, try Drakes Jewellers,

Pandora, Ernest Jones and Fraser Hart.

drakecircus.com * Drake Circus Christmas late night opening, Thursdays (5pm-9pm). Car park Christmas opening hours, everyday – 6.30am – Midnight. www.drakecircus.com for more details.

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Feeling Festive at The Broadway Plymstock Christmas is coming to Plymstock on Wednesday 22nd November with The Broadway’s Christmas Extravaganza Lights Switch On in association with Radio Plymouth!

Plymouth’s Got Talent winner, Kallie Hudson will headline the festive event, while the winner of The Broadway’s school Christmas card competition will have the honour of pushing the big button and switching on Plymstock’s sparkling lights (6:30pm).

Kallie will be supported by live performances from a whole host of local artists, appearances from the Plymouth Party Princesses and of course the man of the moment, Father Christmas.

Local schools have also been invited to get involved with the festive fun by designing their own Christmas cards. The school with the best design will then be invited to come up on stage during the light switch on event to be presented with their prize and witness the occasion from the stage There will also be an extensive Christmas Market with more than 25 stalls catering to any festive shopping need, from decorations and cards to presents and seasonal fayre.

Shoppers will be able to enjoy a wealth of activities for the whole family, including a seasonal ‘Elfie’ station in our magical inflatable igloo and free festive face painting.

Visitors will be able to take advantage of special offers from The Broadway’s stores and there will be opportunities to win a number of great prizes.

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Shoppers will also be able to take advantage of special Christmas opening hours that will be announced on the website closer to the time.

Centre Manager, Mark Berry, said: “Our Christmas lights switch on event is enormously popular, with around 14,000 people joining us each year to mark the start of their seasonal celebrations.

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Our Christmas lights switch on event is enormously popular, with around 14,000 people joining us each year to mark the start of their seasonal celebrations.

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Tricia Duff, MD at Radio Plymouth, added: “The Broadway Plymstock’s Christmas Light Switch on Extravaganza is one of our favourite events of the year. Over the last 6 years we have been involved we have really seen the whole community coming together in celebration and the atmosphere is always electric.”

There will also be great festive prizes on offer through the Broadway Facebook page every single Wednesday as part of the #WinItWednesday activity. Shoppers simply have to like and share posts for a chance to win some great gifts including sweet treats, stationery, toys, vouchers and more!

The fun will kick off from 3:30pm on Wednesday 22nd November and will run right up until Christmas – make sure you don’t miss out!

“This year’s line up is a fantastic celebration of local trade and talent. We look forward to welcoming all of our guests for what promises to be a fun-filled festive event!”

As if this fantastic calendar of events wasn’t enough, local choirs from all around the area will be invited into the centre throughout December to sing a selection of Christmas carols and festive favourites.

For more information on all the activities check out The Broadway website at www.thebroadwayplymstock.com and keep an eye on the Twitter and Facebook pages

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EXTRAVAGANZA

LIGHTS SWITCH ON! WEDNESDAY 22ND NOVEMBER THE BROADWAY PLYMSTOCK | 3:30PM – 6:30PM

Kick start your Christmas with a festive event filled with music, dance and seasonal sparkle!

PERFORMANCES FROM...

Plymouth’s Top Talent Winner, Kallie Hudson Radio Plymouth Geraldine Lamb Dance School Plymouth Party Princesses Dunstone Primary School Oreston Primary School And many, many more!

Plus... More than 25 Christmas Market Stalls, Competitions,

Free Facepainting, Friends & Families of Special Children Stand and a take your own Elfie station.

Special guest appearance... Father Christmas! thebroadwayplymstock.com TheBroadwayPlymstock

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Plymouth Christmas Market

Mount Edgcumbe Christmas Fayre

Dot's Teas at All Things Festive & Lovely Show

Let Plymouth's Christmas markets get you in the festive spirit All Things Festive & Lovely Show

Mount Edgcumbe Christmas Fayre

It’s that time of year again when Miss Ivy Events brings you their much loved All Things Festive & Lovely Show at the Guildhall, Plymouth, on Saturday 2nd December, 10:00 - 16:00.

Christmas is coming to Mount Edgcumbe once again and bringing lots of festive cheer and sparkle. Get into the Christmas spirit this year with a visit to the stunning setting of Mount Edgcumbe House for their 14th Annual Christmas Fayre. With more stalls than ever before selling the exciting, the gorgeous, the unusual and absolutely scrumptious; chefs demonstrating their culinary skills plus a host of entertainment, there’s something for all the family.

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The day will be jam packed full of festive treats from over 50 vintage, artisan and gift exhibitors selling a selection of jewellery, candles, clothing, gifts and many other amazing items, as well as a large area for festive themed workshops (small charge for materials applies).

Sandy Sparkle an award winning professional singer and vintage vocalist will be with us performing festive tunes to get those toes tapping! The popular Party Princesses also join us and will be doing face-painting and entertaining the children throughout the day.

Plus, Dot's Teas will be serving their delicious refreshments throughout the day in their vintage tea parlour, which is a perfect way to unwind and relax after a hard day's festive shopping!

Between 2:30 - 4:00 a 'White Christmas Festive' tea party will take place in the tearoom with a selection of delicious festive cakes and festive drinks. (This must be pre-booked on dotteas.wordpress.com/missivyschristmastea and tickets are £9.50) Miss Ivy is proud to support local businesses and you can too by popping along and shopping local this Christmas season. There will be some amazingly unique gift options available to purchase, so what a perfect time to shop for your loved ones special presents. With entry just £2.00 and under 12’s free, there’s no better way to spend the day! www.missivyevents.co.uk

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9 and 10 December www.mountedgcumbe.gov.uk

Mount Edgcumbe House will be throwing open its doors on the weekend of 9th and 10th December to offer a slice of seasonal cheer, a dash of cooking expertise washed down with lots of ideas for special presents.

The House overlooking Plymouth Sound is preparing for it’s best-ever fayre with a variety of stalls selling crafts, gifts and locally-produced food.

There will be a cookery theatre with top local chefs on both days, as well as a full programme of entertainment including music from many of our local choirs including Fourlanesend and Millbrook Schools, Torpoint Lady Singers, Reflections, and many more. The House will be decorated with the largest tree we can fit through the doors and there will be stunning floral displays by the students from Duchy College which are available to purchase.

If all that isn’t enough to convince you to visit then we also have Santa who will be taking a break from his hectic schedule to visit us here at Mount Edgcumbe. To make him welcome

we have a beautiful Grotto ready and waiting for him in the Barrow Centre on Saturday and Sunday. As part of the entertainment we have face painting with Sparkle the Fairy; cookie decorating, letters to Santa and lots lots more!

So don’t miss out, come and join all the fun of the fayre.

Admission for the fayre at Mount Edgcumbe House is £3 per adult and £1 per child. There is ample parking available at only £1 per car and a free mini bus service shuttling on the park on both days (donations always welcome). Please note we do not allow dogs, except guide dogs, into the fayre.

For further details contact Mount Edgcumbe on 01752 822 236, visit the website: www.mountedgcumbe.gov.uk, or email: mt.edgcumbe@plymouth.gov.uk

Plymouth Christmas Market 30 November to 21 December www.visitplymouth.co.uk

The city centre Piazza will be completely transformed as the Christmas Market sets out more than 50 beautiful log cabin style stalls trading from 30 November to 21 December 2017.

The stalls, selling unique hand-crafted gifts from the South West and further afield, will be festooned in fairy lights offering warming drinks, a Bavarian bar with heated seats, and festive food to keep visitors going – perfect for those chilly, late night shopping trips.

Visitors to the market will be able to enjoy an array of local produce to sample or to pick up that unique Christmas gift for that special someone.

Christmas Fayre at Mount Edgcumbe Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th December 2017

Back for an amazing 14th year!

See inspirational cooking demonstrations from West Country chefs and maybe pick up a few tips.

Lots of local produce for your culinary delight.

Beautiful floral displays by Duchy College students available to purchase.

Choose from a wide variety of local gifts and crafts.

Plus a programme full of entertainment, a family activity zone and you can even visit Santa in his Grotto!

Entrance: £3 adults and £1 children, Parking £1 per car Sorry, no dogs except guide dogs allowed in the fayre

Mount Edgcumbe House and Country Park Cremyll Torpoint Cornwall PL10 1HZ Tel 01752 822 236 mt.edgcumbe@plymouth.gov.uk

Entry £2.00 (under 12's free)

Miss Ivy presents

All Things Festive & Lovely Guildhall, Plymouth PL1 2BJ Saturday 2nd December • 10:00 - 4:00

Unique gift ideas for Christmas Over 50 Vintage, artisan and gift exhibitors Live music with Sandy Sparkle Festive themed workshop area* Children's Entertainment

Christmas tearoom White Christmas themed tea party (starts at 2:30, tickets are £9.50 and must be pre-booked, for all details see dotteas.wordpress.com)

VISIT www.missivyevents.co.uk EMAIL jo@missivyevents.co.uk uk find us on

Miss Ivy Events *Small charge applies for materials

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Plymouth Market: Christmas under one roof Newly refurbished Plymouth Market is gearing up for Christmas with a December full of surprises and great deals, following its recent £3.5million refit.

Back in September the Market, situated at the heart of the city’s West End, staged a huge celebration event to encourage shoppers to discover for themselves the amazing range of products and eateries it has to offer, all under the one roof. Grand Day Out created an incredible buzz and really showcased the Market as a unique and irreplaceable shopping venue.

This Christmas sees the Market hosting the city’s renowned and well-loved Nutcracker Trail.

The theme of storytelling will run throughout December and every Saturday special guests, including Santa, will read aloud from the Nutcracker story chair. Children, young and old, are welcome to sit down and listen in!

There’s always something different to discover at the Market with exciting new stalls and eateries popping up, great for taking a break from all that hectic Christmas shopping. Recent additions to the building’s eclectic mix of eat-in and take away food options are Knead Pizza, Holy Crepe and Mediterranean Bites, all offering a range of great value, fresh and tasty feasts!

licensed premises in the building. You could follow that with a visit to Naomi at Holy Crepe and indulge in a delicious and gooey Nutella crepe, guaranteed to hit the spot on a cold December’s day!

Plymouth Market is a great place to browse for presents this Christmas from stocking fillers through to a once in a lifetime piece of statement jewellery from our highly recommended goldsmiths and jewellery shops.

There really is something for everyone in the Market, whatever your tastes or interests: there are several arts and crafts stalls offering handmade gifts and trinkets such as Nollycat Designs, Paper Cutz Glass and Drab to Fab, as well as stalls specialising in getting creative yourself! The Artist’s Palette stocks an impressive range of branded paints, canvasses and brushes to help release your inner Van Gogh, whilst Totally Potty gives customers of any age the opportunity to try their hand at creating a masterpiece in hand-painted ceramics to keep or give as a gift.

Look out for more details of Plymouth Market’s special Saturdays this December: there’ll be characters from favourite films, as well as children’s entertainers and local celebrity chefs!

Stall holders will be running workshops, demos and tastings for you to sample just what’s on offer.

Join Holly and Ali at Knead Pizza as they serve up their ‘Winter is Coming’ veggie/ vegan pizza or perhaps the ‘Pat Butcher’ – loaded with pepperoni, salami and ham - is more to your taste? New to the Market they offer craft beers to wash down these sourdough treats, the first

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Perhaps a little piece of history is more to your taste? Check out Auction Finds South West and Caroleann’s Gifts for unique pieces of the past from the city and beyond, both treasure troves of bygone days.

And Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without lashing of season fayre. The Nut House specialises in healthy and indulgent treats such as Turkish Delight, Baklava, dried fruits and nuts, perfect for sharing with friends and family over the holidays. If it’s sweet treats you’re after, visit Retro City or Sunny Sweets for a sugar rush and a walk down confectionary’s Memory Lane, sure to keep the kids quiet!

And the Market has all the ingredients to make Christmas dinner truly scrumptious – fresh meats, fish and seafoods, fruit and veg, through to Christmas cakes and puddings as well as the clotted cream to go on top! Make sure you pay the team at Martin’s Butchers a visit and reserve your turkey in good time.

Look out for more details of Plymouth Market’s special Saturdays this December: there’ll be characters from favourite films, as well as children’s entertainers and local celebrity chefs!

Stall holders will be running workshops, demos and tastings for you to sample just what’s on offer.

Visit Plymouth Market this Christmas and you can be sure of a warm welcome, great value and some surprising finds. What will you discover?

Plymouth Market, Cornwall Street, Plymouth PL1 1PS

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Christmas at your Market

Home of the Nutcracker Trail!

Join us

EVERY SATURDAY IN DECEMBER for fun for all the family

We’ve got something for everyone

from fantastic story times for the kids to great shopping for the grown-ups.

Come along for demos, tastings, competitions and much, much more.

Plymouth Market - over 140 stalls, shops, eateries and cafes all under one roof!

Discover your local Market Cornwall Street, Plymouth, PL1 1PS #plymouthmarket

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We s e i d In

Plymouth's Independent Spirit

Much has changed over the past 20 years on our typical British 'high street'. Technological innovations, economic pressures, ever evolving products, tastes and strategies have influenced the landscape as well as our shopping trends.

local retailers will support the local community by holding events, fayres and markets to entice more people into the local community as well as add a 'social' aspect to area.

Personal touch:

As soon as you walk into an independent shop you immediately notice the difference. Not only will you generally find the owner of the business on hand to give you their advice, background to the product and expert opinion but also you will inevitably find that (depending on the item) you can 'try before you buy' – giving you piece of mind and a sense of 'customer service' that has long been a distant memory for many larger businesses.

Plymouth's Independent Spirit The growth of out-of-town shopping, compounded by the impact of on-line retailing has created enormous challenges for the traditional high street and especially for local, independent traders, as they battle with adapting to change but also maintaining their uniqueness and independence.

With recent scandals involving supermarkets and 'meat' providers this extremely sensitive situation can be avoided.

Unique Items:

Independent shops are the perfect place for a unique gift or item. Typically, a local trader will focus on local producers whether they be a local artist, designer, author or farmer - items that you will not see on the shelves of a national chain.

The growth How many times has there been an extra roll of out-of-town s compounded by the impac thrown in for a familiar face to the local bakery has created enormous cha or a little discount when purchasing atraditional couple of high street and e items. Again, something that is alien to the big traders as the independent chain and certainly something the member of but also maintain to change staff will not be sanctioned to give. and independence.

With tougher economic con heUK since 2008, coupled chains severing their links, Having Independent retailers within any street Many is now showing signs shopping area gives us as buyers choice. an older model - when Brita town centres and high streets have recently 'nation of shopkeepers'.

Choice:

With tougher economic conditions gripping the UK since 2008, coupled with many national chains severing their links, the traditional high Much has changed over the past 20 years on our typical British 'high street is now showing signs of reverting back to beenstreet'. criticised for being 'cloned' - offering the an older model - a time when Britain was economic Boost to the local economy: same uniformed goods, products andIfservices. you ever wondered what Technological innovations, pressures, ever evolving products, tastes considered a 'nation of shopkeepers'.

Recent research suggest that 63 pence in the Independent shops may be As we all have different tastes and styles, and thewhich local economy, the and strategies have influenced thepound landscape as independent well as retailer our shopping trends. spent at a local, independent retailers can offer this choice Using a local, independent retailer offers a would find its way back into the local economy, adds something different to what would be a very number of benefits that include contributing to compared to just 40p with a larger business. boring high street. the local economy as well as offering a number of unique, bespoke, services that cannot be With the years busiest shopping period on the Increase in house prices: replicated24-25 by national chains. Here are just a few horizon, we take a look at some of the best areas NovDec17Draft.indd The impact of a thriving independent high street to consider with Christmas shopping in mind. of the city to find Independent retailers and even has a knock-on effect to the cost of local house highlight some that desrve a special mention. prices. On average, house prices in a prosperous

Traceability:

Most local retailers will know exactly where they or their provider gets their products from. This enables your independent retailer to let you know where the product was made/grown giving peace of mind as the purchaser.

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area such as these have risen by £40,000.

Community:

Continuing the community theme – as more towns promote and support local retailers, in turn

If that's not enough, we have also asked them to submit a couple of Christmas Gift ideas that will make the who process of buying for the 'special someone' that little bit easier.

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Nicola Hirst Jewellery

Chocaccino

Wray and Co

Wray and Co

102 New George Street, PL1 1RZ Tel: 01752 661 651 www.wraysjewellers.co.uk

One of the oldest family owned business in Plymouth, Wray & Co specialise in buying and selling antique quality pre-owned Jewellery and are now open for you to browse online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The Business was started in Plymouth in 1887 by William G Capps having served his apprenticeship since the 1860's as a watchmaker.

Wray & Co's expert jewellers are able to undertake repairs, alterations and restoration of your jewellery to fit your exact measurements whilst maintaining its original charm.

As dedicated jewellers, with years of experience in handling irreplaceable treasures, the quality of our workmanship is outstanding, but this does not affect our price. Your jewellery could not be in better hands.

Wray & Co are always looking to make investments and add to their vast and diverse collection of Second-hand Jewellery and Antiques. If you think you might be interested in selling an item, please do feel free to drop in and have a chat with them. They will always give you free honest advice.

Nicola Hirst Jewellery

65 Hyde Park Road,Plymouth,PL3 4JN Tel: 01752 228000 www.nicolahurst.co.uk

Nicola Hurst pursued the Arts and graduated from Middlesex University with an honours degree in Jewellery. Having lived in the Home Counties engaging herself in designing and making jewellery from three successive workshops; distributing to galleries all over the UK and specializing in commission work. She returned to her native Plymouth after a period of 20 years. It has always been her dream to have her own gallery and workshop and this dream was fulfilled at Nicola Hurst Designer Jewellery in Hyde Park Road, in 2006.

Nicola Hurst's Jewellery has often been described as elegant, simple designs, easy to wear. Nicola will say her inspiration comes from architecture, simple shapes and everyday living.

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Much of the jewellery will combine silver with gemstones set off centre, or square with circles or unusual gemstones set together on one piece.

Nicola also enjoys texturing metals, so many of the collections have texture themes. Reticulation and hammering especially. Most importantly Nicola loves metal and working with it every day is a shear pleasure. Recently nature has also played a part in the designs with the seedpod collection and the cowrie shell pieces.

Commissions and bespoke jewellery are a large part of Nicola Hurst designer Jewellery.

Engagement rings, wedding rings and remodelling for example. Nicola takes every commission as a personal joy to make, knowing that the customer will enjoy the jewellery for many years to come.

The jewellery gallery has developed and flourished over the years. Nicola Hurst has become abrand and is well known in Devon and Cornwall. Nicola has also become well known for her jewellery making classes, run in the workshop, including the ‘make your own wedding rings workshops’. These are now booked several months in advance. Nicola Hurst has also presented a jewellery prize at Plymouth Art College for several years, offering an exhibition and mentoring to the winner.

Nicola designs and makes all the jewellery in the Plymouth workshop. Laura manages the gallery and keeps Nicola organized.

45 Southside

45 Southside Street, Plymouth, PL1 2LD Tel: 01752 224974 www.45southside.co.uk

Founded in 2009 45 Southside is a gallery located in the heart of Plymouth’s historic Barbican. We specialise in contemporary ceramics, glass and metalwork by artists based in Devon or Cornwall.

A mixed display by designer-makers working mainly in ceramics, glass and metalwork, but also in textile, paper, wood and many more materials, changes frequently throughout the year. In addition, we run temporary feature exhibitions in spring and autumn of established artists as well as new and emerging talent.

Opening Hours: 10:00 am to 5:30 pm, 7 days a week...

Victoria Sewart Contemporary Jewellery 39 Southside Street, The Barbican, Plymouth, PL1 2LE Tel: 01752 220011 www.victoriasewart.com

Victoria Sewart Contemporary Jewellery Gallery was established in 2006 – The first of its kind in Plymouth.

As a successful jewellery designer for over 20 years, opening a gallery was the next logical step for gallery owner, Victoria Sewart.

“I have always wanted to run my own gallery. It is a fantastic opportunity to bring the very best of contemporary jewellery design to a wider audience,” says Victoria.

Victoria trained as a jeweller and designer at The School of Jewellery in Birmingham in 1991. She started her jewellery business based in the South West soon after. Having completed her Masters degree in 2005, Victoria’s work changed direction and she began to make more sculptural fine art pieces. This gave her the impetus to establish a gallery to showcase her own work and that of her contemporaries.

The gallery has grown in reputation with customers re-visiting from all over the UK and the world – it was with this in mind that we decided to create this online gallery so that those who cannot visit the gallery can still purchase unique, inspiring and high quality contemporary, designer jewellery.

Chocaccino

58 Southside Street, The Barbican, Plymouth, PL1 2LA Tel: 01752 256655 www.chocaccino.co.uk

We are mother and daughter, Kim and Aisleigh, specialising in handmade chocolates and beautiful cakes.

All our creations are made with huge amounts of love and care in our chocolate shop in Plymouth, Devon.

We hope you love them as much as we love making them!

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Lawsons

Lawsons

13 Cornwall St, Plymouth, PL1 1NL Tel: 01752 665363 www.lawsonshop.co.uk Find something special this Christmas at Lawsons.

Lawsons is the home of cooking and baking so if you love Christmas as much as we do it starts right now! Stir up Sunday is on the way so make sure you pop in for your pudding bowls, festive cake boards and all your Christmas cake decorations and trimmings.

Best gadget this Christmas has to be the Chef’n Twist & Sprout which will demolish that pile of sprouts in no time as it cores and de-leafs the sprout in one motion!

For the cake decorator we have the brand new embossed wooden rolling pins, £12, for fondant icing or finishing off the pastry for your mince pies.

We want your Christmas to be a special day for all your loved ones so we have lots of ideas to add something special to your day. Try our Rose Gold Shimmer to make your Prosecco sparkle £7 for 14 servings or try our Port Sippers, £8 a pair, for a novel end to the meal, they make a great Dads gift too.

We love cheese and have lots of boards, knives and serving ideas as well as a fantastic cheese making kit for the cheese fanatic in your house, makes 10 different types of cheeses!

Make your Christmas special by visiting Lawsons this Christmas!

Make at 140 Vauxhall St 140 Vauxhall Street, PL4 0DF Tel: 01752 600130 www.makeat140.co.uk

Looking for something fun and creative for your Christmas party this year? Then look no further! You and your friends can enjoy a festive workshop at Make at 140 Vauxhall St, a beautiful café, modern haberdashery and making space next to Plymouth’s stunning waterfront.

This fabulous venue is offering a range of Christmas party workshops, helping you to bring your own creative touch to your decorations.

If you fancy something decadent, why not bring

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Peardrops Jewellery your friends together for a special Christmas High Tea or add this to your crafting party?

latest news and arrivals. Peardrops jewellery isn't just for Christmas. It's for life!

This mouth-watering selection of savoury and sweet treats includes mini cranberry and stuffing tarts, mini blue cheese and walnut muffins, orange and cranberry scones, mince pies, mini brownies, meringue kisses how or cold refreshment for only £14.50 per person.

Kaya Gallery

Make is also the perfect place for the alternative Christmas shopping experience. Open until 9pm Every Wednesday make has a gorgeous selection of DIY Kits, Handmade modern purses, plant hangers and button jewellery.

For the sewing fanatic, choose from our gorgeous fabrics, patterns and haberdashery or go for one of our Make Gift Cards which can be used in the shop, café or on one of their many Make Workshops.

To book a Christmas party, workshop or check out their beautiful gift ideas pop in to see Make at 140 Vauxhall St (Plymouth, PL4 0DF), call 01752 600130 or email info@makeat140.co.uk.

53 Southside St, Plymouth PL1 2LB Tel: 01752 267474 www.kayagallery.co.uk

Kaya Gallery, situated on Plymouth's historic Barbican, offers a great selection of affordable classic and contemporary artwork from both local and national painters, sculptors and photographers.

Kaya’s artistic ambitions lie simply in presenting a diverse range of exciting and inspiring art, both original and prints that will sit comfortably in your home. Work from leading South West artists sits comfortably alongside contemporary photography, and regular re-hangs ensure it is a lively gallery to visit.

Rockpool Trading

10-11 Southside St, Plymouth PL1 2LA Tel: 01752 603545 www.rockpooltrading.co.uk

Peardrops Jewellery

Rockpool Trading is the culmination of many years of daydreaming, brainstorming, straw polling and finger-crossing by owners Helen and her husband, Brendan.

Welcome to the perfect place to do your Christmas shopping, with so much choice, at amazing prices. Peardrops Jewellery has relocated to a much larger premises at 11 Southside Street, just two doors along from the original shop.

Born and bred in Plymouth, the two retailers love Devon and Cornwall. REALLY love it. They have grown up here, returned from far-flung corners of the globe to live here, worked here and championed here. They’ve followed the mighty (but not always victorious) Plymouth Argyle to away games all over the country and got engaged on beautiful Sennen beach in Cornwall.

Put bluntly, they think this part of the world is the bees-knees.

11 Southside Street, The Barbican, Plymouth, PL1 2LA Tel: 07825 829054 www.peardropsjewellery.co.uk

We now have a stunning range of clothing, with knitwear and poncho's from Italy, Also, a lovely range of incredibly popular tunic dresses. Ideal to wear with leggings and boots. An extensive range of handbags, scarves, hats and gloves at reasonable prices.. We still have our unusual, popular jewellery range, including our sentiment bangles and Diva dolls. We even have a selection of men's jewellery and watches.

Come and have a browse, and chat with our friendly, knowledgeable staff. We want you to walk away happy with your purchases, safe in the knowledge, you have the right gift for the right person, and of course some treats for yourself. Follow our Facebook page for all the

Athough still a small (but beautifully formed) company, they focus on individual, handmade gifts and homeware from hugely creative people from the south west of the UK. If it’s made from recycled, reclaimed, ethically sourced or organic materials, all the better.

They believe that hand-crafted, unique items made with love and creativity should be celebrated, and they have tried to create the kind of online shopping experience that goes the extra mile.

For more details visit the website.

Peardrops Jewellery has moved from The House That Jack Built to larger premises next door at 11 Southside Street

We still have our ever popular jewellery, but now have an extensive range of clothing and knitwear from Italy, handbags, scarves, hats and gloves.

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gift or keepsake that is unique in every way. Ian So from those early days, he has nowthe gone one will also do home visits, if this is what client step further than the standard panel and triptych, prefers. to a large, 3D, show stopping multi-panel piece, which just keeps growing.

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a Christmas themed shop. With stunning winter wonderland displays, you would be hard pushed Self-taught, Ian has never not to leave without taking a piece or several been one to do things home with you.

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Many that holiday down here NovDec17Draft.indd Christmas tree design, using2 an actual tree trunk feel their holiday isn’t complete without a trip to and 900 glass Christmas tress decorations. The the gallery. result created a huge amount of interest from customers and passers by, with many asking As a gallery it is unusual as everything on display (as early as August) what Ian has in mind for this is glass, offering something for everyone from year. Well, for 2017, Ian is aiming to raise the bar £10 to £2500. Beautifully displayed and would even higher with a stunning winter wonderland like to believe customers never feel pressured theme.

The gallery has become a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike, many coming from far and wide to pick up an item from the gallery or commission a unique piece of glass art.

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PM's promises £10bn Help to Buy boost The Prime Minister, Theresa May, will inject an extra £10bn into the current Help to Buy scheme to let another 135,000 people get on the property ladder.

The extra money will help potential buyers get a mortgage with a deposit of as little as 5% to buy newly built homes. Although the details of the plan will not be made public until the Budget on 22 November, it has been suggested that this new cash boost is part of a Conservative push to win back younger voters, whom favoured the policies of Labour's Jeremy Corbyn in the general election on June 8th.

What is Help to Buy?

The first phase of Help to Buy started in April 2013 in England and offered a 20% equity loan from the government to buyers of newly built properties worth up to £600,000.

Therefore, if you were looking to buy a home worth £ 250,000, the potential buyers would need to place a deposit of £ 12,500 down with a top-up loan from the government of £ 50,000.

When the property is sold, the government reclaims its loan and will make a profit if the property's value has risen.

According to the Local Government Association, just 20% of those aged 25 own a property, compared with 46% two decades ago.

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The Help to Buy cash can only be used for the purchase of newly built homes.

In November 2015 George Osborne, then Chancellor, said the equity loan scheme in England would be extended to 2021 rather than end in December 2016.

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In recent years, home ownership has fallen by 8% (62.9% in 2015-16), having been 70.9% in 2003.

According to the Local Government Association, just 20% of those aged 25 own a property, compared with 46% two decades ago, and almost half of those aged 24 to 34 in England pay rent to a private landlord.

The Home Builders Federation has stated that the Help to Buy scheme has helped more than 200,000 people buy a newly-built home in the past four years, which accounts for one in 12 of all first-time buyers. The Federation also states that the scheme has also helped the industry to keep investing in new sites "at a time when activity in the market generally remains stubbornly slow".

Not everyone is happy with the new cash injection, Polly Neate, chief executive of Shelter, says Help to Buy had increased house prices and "propped up a speculative development model in need of reform".

Calm down, it’s only a rate rise banks that do not raise their savings rates by the same amount as the Bank of England rate rise.

Been there, seen it before. I have a wardrobe full of T-shirts.

As a man who started home ownership in the early 1980’s with interest rates at 15%, I’d simply say “this ain’t nothing”.

by Dick Jenkins Former Chairman of the BSA The rebirth of the council house

1978 was the last time we built 250,000 homes in a year. At that time, 44% of those new homes were built by the council. Today, the number is 1%.

During the ill-fated Conservative Party Conference, Theresa May aimed to address the affordability crisis of new homes coupled with the lack of home ownership among the young, by promising an extra £2bn a year to councils and housing associations to build affordable homes.

Over the past 10 years, home ownership among the young has dropped by a third, however, the PM has promised that this cash boost will create “a new generation of council houses”.

The money will help create a further 5,000 affordable homes a year, albeit this is some way short of the number required to plug the shortfall.

As with the new Help To Buy cash boost, this announcement has not gone without its critcs, although many have welcomed the reversal of George Osborne’s 2010 decision to stop funding council housing from the affordable homes subsidy programme.

David Orr, chief executive at the National Housing Federation was quoted as saying: “The additional £2bn will make a real difference to those let down by a broken housing market,”

Interest rates are on the way up; or so it would seem at the moment. Good news for savers and bad news for borrowers, you might think.

But if the Bank of England does stick up rates once or even twice in the next few months, we’d still be miles away from what we banking folk might term “a normal interest rate environment”.

I am predicting a rise in Bank Base Rates up from 0.25% to 0.5% shortly (but don’t read too much into that; I was convinced that Hillary Clinton was a shoo-in!) and if that happens I suspect the Bank of England will see that as a “correction” for the drop they announced last August to counter their expectation of the economy dipping following the Brexit vote.

On the basis that hasn’t really happened to the degree they expected, I think they’ll pop rates back up by that 0.25% to take them back up to the level they have been getting on now for ten long years!

I’m not the only one with that hunch; the Governor of the Bank of England said he saw that rise coming shortly and on the back of that statement the money markets are all predicting it too. In fact the price of a new mortgage has already gone up a shade in anticipation.

The papers will of course make a massive thing out of it. “The first rate rise in over ten years”, “Bank reversing its long term policy”, “The end of cheap home loans”. I can see the headlines now; sensationalists will talk about a doubling of interest rates. And there will be the lambasting of

For starters, a lot of home owners are on fixed rates so what will happen to their mortgage payments following a Bank Base Rate Rise?

Nothing. Zilch. Nada.

For starters, a lot of home owners are on fixed rates so what will happen to their mortgage payments following a Bank Base Rate Rise?

Nothing. Zilch. Nada.

For those with mortgages on discount or variable rate there will be an increase, but the vast majority of those borrowers have been subject to “stress tests” on their affordability following the introduction of more stringent lending regimes in early 2014, and they have been granted the mortgage, generally, on the basis that they could meet the payments of their mortgage payments if base rates went up by 3 whole percentage points, where the interest they are paying on their mortgage leapt from say from 3.5% to 6.5%.

Many others will have taken out their mortgages when they were earning a bit less than they are today. Despite what I expect to read in the tabloids, I do not predict a meltdown for homeowners.

The point of raising interest rates would be to address inflation which has risen quite sharply in the UK (and indeed across the rest of the developed world) in the last year and a half.

Some of that is a Brexit effect where, because of the fall in the value of the pound; relative to other currencies, imported goods are more expensive.

But I don’t think the Bank of England are that alarmed by this, but I think they’ll be equally worried about choking off the economy if they move too far or too fast on putting rates up.

So let’s not rise to the sensationalist bait. Time to Keep Calm and Carry On!

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Great deals for homebuyers at Cavanna Homes' 504K Cavanna Homes is offering Plymouth homebuyers a discount offer on two of its 504K properties this autumn.

An eclectic mix of attractive 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes make up the flagship development, located off Plymbridge Lane, a short commute to Plymouth city centre.

504K is a 275-home collection of modern, energy efficient, low maintenance homes each featuring a stylish combination of finishes with a variety of renders, slate and timber cladding. The homes have been sensitively designed in appreciation of their urban location and rural West Devon backdrop and offer a wide range of property styles and sizes to homeowners.

All homes have parking provision, contemporary fitted kitchens and bathrooms and benefit from PVC-u double glazed windows and a 10-year NHBC Buildmark Warranty, with some homes fitted with solar panels.

The majority of all completed homes have been purchased but there are still several homes available to reserve that are due to be completed this autumn and winter.

And with a revised price of £270,000, plot 271, the Stokesay II, is a three-storey, three-bedroom end-of-terrace townhouse. The home has a striking contemporary design with some exposed sandstone-hued brickwork cladding. There is space for two cars; a garage and a parking space. In addition to the kitchen/diner, the home benefits from a separate dining room and includes a downstairs cloakroom/toilet.

The prestigious five stars mean that at least 90 per cent of new Cavanna homeowners would recommend the company to a friend. The survey has been carried out annually for the past eleven years, but Cavanna Homes has only been included since 2013 when the customers of smaller firms were first surveyed.

The company has been rated among the best performing home builders in the UK every time it has been judged, and is the only firm in the South West to have earned such consistently high ratings.

504K is a 275-home collection of modern, energy efficient, This year, Cavanna Homes’ site manager Ian low maintenance homes Crighton-Brown won the coveted Seal of Excellence Award in the National House each featuring a stylish Building Council’s Pride in the Job Awards combination of finishes with a for his role at 504K. The award is only received by 100 site managers nationally out variety of renders, slate of around 16,000 who compete for the awards. and timber cladding This was the first year that two Cavanna Homes’ Located close to the University of St Mark and St John, Derriford Hospital and Tamar Science Park, the development is proving popular with professionals and families alike. All customers can request a six-month bus pass and local travel information as part of the 504K Travel Plan which is provided upon completion.

Cavanna Homes is offering a discount offer of £5,000, in addition to offering carpets and flooring throughout, on two properties:

Depending on the stage of construction, early purchasers have the option to choose their kitchen units, worktops and bathroom wall tiles.

With a revised price of £243,000, plot 269, the Linnet, is a three-bedroom property with two parking spaces. The home boasts a spacious kitchen/diner, a downstairs cloakroom/toilet and an en-suite master bedroom. This is a stylish property with attractive wood cladding.

Selected properties are also built to ‘Lifetime Homes’ standard, which means they are thoughtfully designed to make life as easy as possible for as long as possible due to the accessible and practical accommodation they provide.

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Torquay based Cavanna Homes is a family-run firm and has been awarded the maximum five stars for customer satisfaction in the nationwide Home Builders Federation survey for the fifth year in a row.

site managers won awards in the competition, with Paul Whitlock also winning a Quality Award in the first round. Now in their 37th year, the awards recognise the exceptional contribution site managers make in creating high quality homes.

Mr Crighton-Brown initially took on the role of supporting site manager at 504K, with lead site manager Ian Rankin who also won the award in 2014 for his work at the site.

The 504K sales advisor can be contacted on 01752 773187 and the sales office is open from Thursday to Tuesday 10am to 5pm.

For further information on all Cavanna Homes developments, please visit www.cavannahomes.co.uk

504K, a popular development consisting of a wide range of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes within easy reach of Plymouth City Centre.

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Kier Living introduce three stunning developments in Britain's Ocean City Kier Living are proud to introduce two further opportunities for you to purchase your new dream home in Plymouth, Britain's 'Ocean City'.

Plymouth truly reflects its spirit for discovery and its rich history as a starting point for many great voyages. Famous for its nautical past, the city offers stunning coastal walks, superb scenery, and the splendour of the historical Barbican and Plymouth Hoe. Our highly successful first phase of Southern Gate; a joint venture development with Plymouth Community Home, offers an excellent mix of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes delivering accommodation that meets the needs of local people as well as providing versatile space.

We’re selling out quickly so call in and visit us today to secure your new home. Homes can be purchased from as little as £174,950.

offers the opportunity to purchase a new 2, 3 or 4 bedroom home on this historical development In partnership with Sovereign Housing with prices starting from £175,950.

If village life’s more your style, join us in the sought after location of Elburton, Kier Living’s third developments within the Plymouth area, The Vines, Elburton offers an excellent contemporary way of life on the edge of the city.

Opening in February 2018 register your interest at salessouthwest@kier.co.uk There is already a lot of interest in owning a stunning new home, built by Kier Living, a trusted national homebuilder, with the personal touch.

Famous for its nautical past, Plymouth offers stunning coastal walks, superb scenery, and the splendour of the historical Barbican and Plymouth Hoe. ‘The school that time forgot’ will soon become home for many when aptly named, Poet’s Corner will transform the former Chaucer Way Primary School. Opening November 2017 Poets Corner

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New Stylish Apartments for Plymouth‌.

Exciting times at Plymouth’s newest luxury apartment building.

With completion not too far away, and with a number of apartments already reserved don’t waste a moment, go ahead and arrange your appointment to view today.

Leeward House at the new Mount Wise development offers contemporary city living just minutes from Plymouth City Centre. A six-storey apartment building located on a prominent cliff top location with far reaching waterside and city views. Leeward House comprises 59 apartments over six floors delivering a mix of one, two and three-bedroom homes each benefitting from either a private terrace or balcony.

The show home is now open, 101 Discovery Road is a spacious two bed apartment located on the first floor enjoying city views over Stonehouse Creek and towards the historic backdrop of Royal William Yard. It is easy to imagine whiling away the hours sitting on the generous balcony watching the ever-changing maritime scene with the flow of the tides and the various boats going in and out of the Creek.

Leeward House comprises 59 apartments over six floors delivering a mix of one, two and three-bedroom homes each benefitting from either a private terrace or balcony.

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This well laid out apartment brings a light and airy feel to the open plan living area accessed from the hallway. A fitted white kitchen with integrated appliances sits comfortably to one end with full height glazing on the other incorporating sliding doors out onto the balcony with Millboard decking and a glazed balustrade.

Two double bedrooms adjoin the hallway each benefiting from further waterside views of the city. The master bedroom has an ensuite shower room. Both the ensuite and bathroom are fitted out with Duravit sanitary ware, large porcelain floor tiles and ceramic wall tiles.

A large storage cupboard opens onto the hallway. A heat interchange unit provides heating and hot water from a centralised system, which combined with the energy efficiency standards of a new building seek to minimise running costs and deliver on environmental benefits. A washer/dryer has been installed, with plenty of storage space remaining.

One car parking space is provided with this apartment together with access to visitor spaces for your guests. Both of these sit beyond the vehicle barrier at the entrance of the private car park. A lift serves all floors of the building, but

The new Mount Wise development provides an escape in the heart of the city. Once a gated military site, now an open welcoming place with a sensitive redevelopment which feels like it has been established far longer than the last few years. with this apartment being located so close to the stairs you may choose to take the energetic route. Cycle stores and refuse stores have been included into the ground floor of the building for your convenience.

The new Mount Wise development provides an escape in the heart of the city. Once a gated military site, now an open welcoming place with a sensitive redevelopment which feels like it has been established far longer than the last few years.

The main tree-lined avenue of the development takes you past a crescent of Georgian inspired new homes on one side and a cricket pitch on the other. Although it is now out of season it is easy to imagine the sound of cricket being played and cricket teas being enjoyed in the recently completed clubhouse.

The two historic buildings on the site have played a prominent role in Plymouth’s history.

Originally built as the residence for the Governor of Plymouth, Admiralty House was a key building for the military and since 1934 it was the home to the Admiral of the Port. Mount Wise House played its part as the home to senior ranking officers.

These buildings are framed by the beautiful Georgian inspired homes and the mature landscaped setting. As your journey through the estate continues, Leeward House rises tall, providing a sympathetic contrast to the elegance of the Georgian architecture of the surrounding mews style streets. A new era of urban living has arrived in Plymouth!

To speak to the sales team please call 01752 676633 or visit the on-site sales centre – Open Thursday – Monday 9-5pm.

Enjoy the benefits of a beautiful new home in this sensational setting.

More information can be found online at mountwise.co.uk.

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