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Recently, Groundwork Greater Nottingham alongside Broxtowe BoroughCouncil have officially opened a new £74,500 play area in the heart ofAttenborough.
Groundwork Greater Nottingham is a registered charity committed todelivering environmentally aware, local regeneration projects that promotesustainable development in communities and through the mission; inspiringpeople, inspiring places leads initiatives such as the Long Lane Play AreaReplacement.
‘Another treasured space created in partnership with community and localauthority’ Jo Bradley Fortune – Executive Director – Groundwork Greater Nottingham
After a campaign spanning nearly five years from the local residents and thecouncil to secure funding and provide a safe, exciting and fun place for thechildren to play the park is open. The children of Meadow Lane Infant Schooland Attenborough Church Pre-School thoroughly made use of the gloriousweather to enjoy it. Sally Anne Wilson - Mother of 3 - Attenborough
‘It’s modern and interactive, we’ll be here all the time!’Rachael Moore – Teaching Assistant – Meadow Lane Primary School
‘WREN were delighted to have been able to fund the new play area at LongLane Recreation Ground. Our Community Action Funding is our commitmentto benefiting the lives of those who live nearby to the landfill sites.Without the work of Groundwork Greater Nottingham we would have beenunable to invest in this project..’ Cheryl Raynor – WREN – Grant Manager
If you wish to know more about how Groundwork Greater Nottinghamcan help your community with regeneration projects and much more,please contact us today on [email protected] or visitthe website https://www.groundwork.org.uk/sites/nottingham
...at long last!
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With thousands of patients receiving blood transfusions every year, NHS Blood andTransplant is challenging businesses in the Nottingham area, to make a date to save lives.Organisations are being invited to book an event in their workplace where employees cansign up, find out their blood type and make a date to donate.
Donated blood is vital for a wide variety of life-saving procedures in Nottingham hospitals. Patientsundergoing major surgery and emergency treatment often require blood transfusions, but perhapsless well-known is the fact that blood is essential to the treatment for many different types of cancerand blood disorders.
Jo Walker, NHS Blood and Transplant’s Marketing & Business Development Manager for the North, said:“Every time someone donates a unit of blood, their donation saves or improves the lives of up to threepeople. Blood donations are precious.“Regular blood donors in Nottingham have already helped to save thousands of lives and we cannot
thank them enough. Unfortunately, a number of these donors may no longer be able to donate in the futuredue to health or other reasons so we need local businesses to come forward, invite us into their workplace for arecruitment event and help us to ensurepatients in Nottingham always getthe blood they need.”
Organisations with over 300employees will qualify for arecruitment event; those withsmaller workforces can stillsupport NHSBT through otherchannels and are also invited toget in touch.
In general, as long as you are fitand healthy, weigh over 7 stone 12 lbs (50kg) and are agedbetween 17 and 66 (up to 70 if youhave given blood before) youshould be able to give blood. If you are over 70, you need tohave given blood in the last twoyears to continue donating.To find out more about donatingblood or to book anappointment, call 0300 123 23 23or visit www.blood.co.uk
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The Mulberry Tree Café in theconverted stables at Strelley Hallprovides a great ambience - youcan still see the imprints of thehorses' kicks on the walls fromcenturies ago, and on sunnysummer days the pretty courtyardgarden makes a lovely relaxingspot.
If you fancy indulging in aDeluxe Afternoon Tea with friendsor family then this is just the place- freshly made crustlesssandwiches, a piece of homemade quiche, with warm homemadescones, clotted cream and jam, pieces of the delicious cakes, all servedwith a glass of elderflower fizz and a loose leaf tea or a house-blendespresso-based coffee. To book please call 0115 906 1305/1200 or
email [email protected] Bluebell Dairy ice creams are always popular,how about a slice of Belgian chocolate fudge cakewith a scoop of Cookies‘n Creme ice cream?The Mulberry Tree Café is also launching a newmenu in June, the emphasis is still on high qualityfreshly-made food with delicious drinks – loose leafteas supplied by Grey’s Teas and custom-blendedespresso-based coffees – and in addition there arenew salads on offer for the warmer months.Opening in June in the Stable yard next door to theCafé is a new craft shop – ‘Created by Hand’, selling
quality locally-made crafts and gifts; now taking bookings for a varietyof craft workshops.
Strelley Hall is a historic Georgian building surrounded by lovelygardens and is used primarily as a business centre, with beautiful largefunction rooms which can also be booked out for parties, conferences,wakes or other functions, with all catering supplied by the MulberryTree Café.
beautifulsettingWith beauty and history right on our doorstep, Strelley Hallholds a wealth of historical facts most of us may be unaware of.Why not visit and find out where the first railway was built betweenStrelley and Wollaton!
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Created By Hand is owned and run by fused glass artist David Humphreysand as the name suggests the shop specialises in promoting the finesthandmade gifts and art, from some of the best artists and designermakers in the region.
David began working with glass in 1997 and his first piece (a stained glass tiffany style lamp) he still hastoday. After many years working with stained glass David bought a kiln and started fusing and slumpingglass. Although coming from an engineering background, a series of life changing events made David prioritise the important things in life and he now focuses hisattentions on what he loves to do the most - working with glass.“We are keen to promote talented local makers and artists through
the shop, be that in ceramics, jewellery, paper, mixed-media or ofcourse, glass. If its high quality unusual, unique or something thatmakes you smile then we want to know about it”.
After two successful years running his first shop inChilwell, David is now opening a new shop in thegrounds of the prestigious Strelley Hall.
The new shop will be larger, with a dedicatedgallery/exhibition room and space for offeringnumerous workshops. With the wonderful MulberryTree Cafe already on site Strelley Hall is rapidlybecoming a ‘Must Do’ destination for Nottingham.Workshops on offer will include Glass Fusing (ofcourse), Mosaics, Chinese Brush Painting, DecorativeCopper Embossing, Felt Making, Batik to name a few.So, if you are looking for unique gift, or simply wantto treat yourself, then visit Created By Hand and chatwith Dave to see if he can find you that perfect gift,
piece of art or just persuade you to take up a new hobby.Created By Hand, at Strelley Hall,Main Street, Strelley Village, NG8 6PE Tel: 07977 657 785www.createdbyhand.co.ukEmail: [email protected]
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MONDAYNew Venue (from 13th June)StaplefordThe Haven,WadsworthRd Stapleford9.15amTel: Dawn 07872648833
DunkirkDunkirk and Old LentonCommunity Centre,The Old School, Montpelier Road5.30pm and 7.30pmTel: Kerry McKenna07855 321220
StaplefordSt Helens Church Hall, Frederick Road5.30pm & 7.30pmTel: Dawn 07872 648 833
BilboroughScout Hut, 200 -206 Wigman Road5.30pm & 7.30pmTel: Carrie 07841 019 147
TUESDAYTotonToton Methodist Church, Stapleford Lane3.00pm & 5pm & 7pmTel: Tracey 07989 448 421BeestonBeeston Medhodist Church, Wollaton Road(next to Commercial Inn)5.30pm & 7.30 pmTel: Gemma-Louise07947 303 897
StaplefordSt Johns the Evangelist Church Hall, Midland Ave 5.30pm & 7.30pmTel: Clare 07807 399 898TrowellFestival Inn, Harry’s Bar9.15am Tel: Debbie 07738 634 284
WEDNESDAYNew Venue/New DayTrowell Parish Hall 5.30pm and 7.30pmTel: Debbie 07738634284Beeston / Chilwell Beeston Methodist Church, Chilwell High Road 1pm Tel: Louise 07974 731 277Beeston Methodist Church,Chilwell High Road 5.30pmTel: Kerry McKenna 07855 321 220BramcoteBramcote Memorial Hall,Church Street 5.30pm and 7.30pmTel: Margaret: 07877 615 284WollatonWollaton Park Community Centre,Harrow Road 5.30pm & 7.30pmTel: Louise 07974 731 277SandiacreMethodist Church Hall, Butt Street6.30pm Tel: Jean 0115 972 2158Long EatonThe Trinity Church, Cross Street (near Aldi), Long Eaton Tel: George 6:30pm07951043250/ 01773 770428
THURSDAYChilwellNew Consultant (from 16th June)St Barnabas Church, Barncroft (Off Inham Road) 5pm and 7pmTel: Nic 0753 908 6085
BeestonThe Resource Center,Middle Street Beeston 10am Tel Margaret 07877615284WollatonSt Leonards Community Centre,Bramcote Lane 6pmTel: Margaret 07877 615 284
FRIDAYWollatonWollaton Park Community Centre, Harrow Road 9.15am & 11.15amTel: Louise 07974 731 277
SATURDAYBeestonThe Resource CentreMiddle Street, Beeston8.30am and 10.30amTel: Kerry Ward 07870 409 422
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Caring members from local SlimmingWorld groups have collected over onehundred bags of clothes they’vesuccessfully slimmed out of to raisemoney for Cancer Research UK.
On the same day the bags were donated,consultants went on to share just how tastyand easy healthy cooking can be with a freefood taster to the public.
Consultants who run Slimming Worldgroups in Beeston, Bramcote, Chilwell,Dunkirk and Wollaton encouraged membersto spring-clean their wardrobes and collectclothes they’ve slimmed out of. These wouldthen be used as valuable stock for theBeeston CancerResearch UKshop.
Groups weretaking part in theorganisation’snationalfundraisingcampaign, the ‘Big SlimmingWorld ClothesThrow’, whichlast year raised£1.7m for CancerResearch UK, andare aiming raise£2m for the charity this year. With each bagworth up to £25, the local consultantscouldn’t be prouder of their members
enthusiasm, dedication andcommitment once again. Consultant Kerry McKenna said:
“I can’t believe just how many bagsour members have donated. It’s beenso rewarding and I’m so happy to domy part to help pull together such aphenomenal amount of stock for sucha worthwhile cause.”Consultant Margaret Burton added
“Knowing they’ll never need their‘before’ clothes again, when I told mygroups about the campaign theycouldn’t wait to take part. Not only isthe Clothes Throw a perfect way to
celebrate our slimmingsuccess, it’s also vital wespread the messagethat keeping a healthyweight could reduce the riskof developing some cancers.This is why Slimming Worldchose Cancer Research UK asour national charity partner.“
Once the donations werehanded over, the consultantsthen headed to Iceland inBeeston to prepare a freefood taster for the public.Along with free information,recipe books and Slimming
World magazines, consultant Gemma-LouiseWilliams prepared a huge pan of meatballsin tomato sauce to dish out to passers by.
Using the Slimming World at Iceland beefand pork meatballs, chopped tomatoes,onions, garlic and herbs, it wasn’t long before people were queuing to have a taste.
Consultant Gemma-Louise says “Peoplewere surprised at just how good healthyfood can taste. Once we told them howsimple it was to make, and how on SlimmingWorld’s Extra Easy plan they could have asmuch as they wanted, they couldn’t wait tofind out more.” Anyone who’d like to lose weight and joinSlimming World is welcome at the group. To find out more visit:www.slimmingworld.com.
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Chilwell Summer Carnivalfor a great family day outSaturday 25th June 2016,12 - 3.30pmPay at the gate - £ 1 adults,50p children (under 5s free)
“We’re fundraising to rebuild the nature garden which was lost due to building work, and preparing our
library ready for our first intake of Reception children inSeptember”.
There will be a Car Boot Sale (Cars £10, Vans £15, Charity £5).Arena performances, children’s rides, inflatables, children’s games,
refreshments, ponies, prize drawAny queries, please telephone 07760 237 485 or email
[email protected] the website www.friendsofcollegehouse.wordpress.com
As this event is held on school premises we are sorry but there is no alcohol or smoking on siteNo dogs unless guide dogs.
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one man,two guvnors
WINTICKETS
We’ve got 2 Tickets to eachevening performance to give away- just answer this simple question:WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE UNEMPLOYED
MAN IN SEARCH OF A JOB?
Send your answer on a postcardwith a daytime tel number
and your preferred show date to: Breeze Competions/ Encore
156 High Road, Beeston Nottingham NG9 2LN
Arts proudly present the Nottingham amateur premiere of the slapstick comedy,
'One Man, Two Guvnors'.
One Man, Two Guvnors follows the bubbly Francis, an unemployed man on the search for a job tofeed his longing obsession of food. He comes across a gentleman of the upper class background andsoon takes to being his servant, but then later gets offered a second job by another strange 'master'hence becoming 'One Man, Two Guvnors'. Francis, now, must find a way of keeping the two mastersfrom meeting each other. Full of laughs and jot, this play touches a funny bone of all different types ofpeople with a variety of interests - this show is certainly not one to miss...
Dates: Tues 21st - Sat 25th June Venue: Nottingham Arts Theatre, George Street, Nottingham
Tickets priced at £10 concessions (Under 19/OAP) and £12 adults fromwww.encoreperformingarts.co.uk or 07805 037414.
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Marie Curie is calling on people acrossNottinghamshire to hold a Blooming Great TeaParty between 20-29 June and support thecharity which provides care and support forpeople living with a terminal illness.
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Whether it’s a big garden party for family and friends or asmall bake sale at work, every donation from a BloomingGreat Tea Party will be helping Marie Curie Nurses carefor more people living with a terminal illness across theUK.
Beth Fisher, Community Fundraiser for Marie Curie said:“It’s easy to support Marie Curie with a Blooming GreatTea Party and it really is up to you how you decide to joinin. Last year we had everything from a Mad Hatters TeaParty to Blooming Great Cake stalls and this year wewould like residents throughout the county to go onestep further and tell us about their tea-riffic plans. Everypound raised will enable us to help even more peopleliving with a terminal illness which includes those wesupport directly across Nottinghamshire through theNottingham Nursing Service and our Helper Service” To register or for tea party inspiration visit
www.mariecurie.org.uk/teaparty or call0800 716 146. Follow updates on social media andshare photos using #BloomingGreat.
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LIV exists because there are over 5 million orphaned andvulnerable children in South Africa, mostly due to HIV/AIDS andpoverty, with 12,000 added to this every month. LIV exists to raise the next generation of leaders in South Africa.
They place orphaned and vulnerable children into a familyenvironment with a trained foster mother to love them, a schoolto educate them, and where all their physical needs are met. LIV exists to equip these children with essential moral values
and life skills so that they will grow up to be a generation thatwill influence positive change within South Africa, Africa and theworld.LIV exists to rescue a child. LIV exists to restore a life. LIV exists to
raise a leader. LIV exists to release a star. This story of hope for a better South Africa and a better world is
one that is told best by the people who have given their lives towrite it. Tich and Joan are coming to Beeston, along with 18 oftheir children to share that hope with this community and thisnation. “Please come along and join us in this evening of joy and
celebration as people from different nations come together. Entry is free and the event begins at 6:30pm at Beeston
Methodist Church on Chilwell Road. There will be refreshments available afterwards to give
opportunity you to chat with the Tich and Joan and the children.The Lord Mayor will also be joining us on this very specialoccasion. Come along and a part of something wonderful and hear about
how we can make a difference; whoever we are and wherever weare. Together we can! “
Sharing stories is awonderful way ofencouraging people;inspiring them andgiving them a greatersense of hope.On Tuesday 26th July,Beeston MethodistChurch has theprivilege of welcominga children’s choir froma place called LIVVillage in Durban,South Africa to sharewith us some of theirstory through music,singing and dance.
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Set within the heart of the beautiful Yorkshire Dales, this FREEevent gives families plenty of fun and activities while raisingmoney to fund research into the prevention, treatment and cureof heart disease - as well as maintaining the Three Peaks path forfuture generations.
As part of the Day in the Dales walkers can also sign up for HeartResearch UK’s 20th Yorkshire Three Peaks sponsored event toclimb Pen-y-ghent, Ingleborough and Whernside
Heart Research UK is keen to get families being active togetheras around 80% of 5-15 year olds in England fail to meetthe current physical activity recommendations and 27%of UK adults do not achieve even 30 minutes of exerciseeach week.
At the Day in the Dales event there’s something foreveryone including traditional sports like tug-of-war,skipping, sack and egg and spoon races as well as countrystalls, local produce, and fairground rides. Cream teas andice creams will bring even more summer to the event.There’s a 5K nature trail designed to get children excited
about countryside and woodland walks, encouragingthem to note the sights and sounds around the village,learn about nature and to keep an eye out for housemartins and woodpeckers.
Barbara Harpham, National Director at Heart ResearchUK said: “Day in the Dales will be a great day out, givingfamilies the opportunity to get out of the city and getactive while enjoying a great day out in the countryside.There's also a sports day for kids; challenges; stalls andgames, as well as rides and nature exhibits. Our 5K NatureTrail gets families walking, finding, collecting andlearning.”
Money raised at the Day in the Dales will be spent onhelping hearts near you and to protect the Three Peakspaths for generations to come. Heart Research UK askpeople to raise money by getting sponsored for the 5KNature Trail. “Whether you walk alone, with your friends or family
you’ll love a great day out in the spectacular YorkshireDales, joining hundreds of other walkers.”
Anyone interested in taking part can ring 0113 2347474 or visit www.heartresearch.org.uk/did orwww.heartresearch.org.uk/3-peaks
People from across the UK are invited to joinnational charity Heart Research UK andYorkshire Dales National Park Authority'sThree Peaks Project for a family Day in theDales event on 18 June.
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volunteer weekVolunteers ‘Week’ runs thismonth, so why not look whatyou can do to give somethingback and find something rewarding in the process...
Over 21 million people volunteer in the UKat least once a year and this contributes to an estimated £23.9 billion to the UK economy.Behind these big numbers is a bigcontribution.These 21 million are a shining example of
how we can all make a big difference toindividuals and communities every day fromimproving the environment we live in, spending time with those who may otherwisebe lonely and contribute to a range of otheressential services and support.
At the Volunteer Centre in Erewash weprovide vital direct services with the help ofvolunteers in the form of befriending, sittingto allow carers a break, shopping andtransport. Just one hour a week makes ahuge difference to someone’s life and for thevolunteer it too can alleviate loneliness, helpto make new friends and learn new skills. Free training is available as well as socialevents. People from all walks of life volunteerand all ages from teens to people in their 80sand beyond – it is therapeutic!
For anyone wishing to find out moreabout volunteering opportunities pleasecontact the team on 0115 946 6740, [email protected], visit the Centreon Granville Avenue in Long Eaton or checkout the National Volunteering Website:www.do-it.org.uk and search for roles ofinterest via your postcode. As well as directservices the Volunteer Centre advertisesother groups and organisations’ opportunities via Do-it.
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‘Grimley Colliery isset to close, as theaccountants say,there’s moremoney in it shutthan open, evenafter redundancypayments. Itmeans 1200 joblosses, a dyingtown and the lossof its brass band.But under theleadership ofDanny, coughingup coal-dustedlungs, the band istransformed intoBritish Championswith local lass
Gloria whipping up the money needed toget them to the Royal Albert Hall.’
Mark Herman’s film Brassed Off celebratesits 20th anniversary this year. It is atouching story of pride, love and loss; notto mention brilliant music.The People’s Theatre Company are
enjoying the wonderful opportunity ofworking alongside Newstead Brass Band,who have already had some of our cast visitthem during their rehearsals at theDiamond Centre in Kirby in Ashby. The casthave been getting use to handling the
brass instruments theircharacters play and alsohave had practice directingthe brass band.
Chris Mercer (Director)grew up around brass bandsand feels at home with thisplay. The play is close toChris’s heart and he has beenwaiting for 4 years to get hisproduction on to theNottingham Art Theatre stage.Quite a few of the cast havefamily members and friendswho worked down the pits in
Nottingham and Yorkshire. They haveshared many interesting and someemotional stories with the rest of theBrassed Off cast and backstage crew. Chris’sMum, Susan Mercer, is a member ofNewstead Brass Band and is also the BandCoordinator for this production.Newstead Brass Band have performed in
other productions of Brassed Off, but arevery excited to be part of this version,particularly because Chris Mercer is theDirector and known by all the bandmembers. Our first musical prop was atrombone lent to us by Mike Pearson(Assistant Director) who used to play quitea few years ago. The other instrument inregular use during rehearsals at themoment is the flugelhorn. AmyMondschein has not only been cast to actout the role of Gloria who plays theflugelhorn, but Amy is also anaccomplished flugelhorn player in real life.As it happens Amy’s father was part of theoriginal colliery band, which this play andfilm were based on.It’s all very exciting for the cast of 20,
which includes 3 children. There are also 19members in the brass band. The actingcast, Newstead Brass Band and theproduction team are enjoying theproduction, laughing at the jokes andcrying at the emotional truth of the matter.
This is a true reflection of life lived within amining community, giving you an insight tothe devastation brought about by a Torygovernment.
Wednesday 6th July 2016to Saturday 9th July 2016 evening shows start at 7.30pmSaturday matinees start at 2pmat The Nottingham Arts Theatre, George Street, Nottingham, NG1 3BE
Visit www.nottingham-theatre.co.uk forshow times and prices and to booktickets online.Ticket prices are £12 adult £10concession (Students, Senior Citizensand Children)Groups of 10 people or more go for £10per person.Please Contact the Nottingham ArtsTheatre Box Office 0115 9476096 for anyfurther details or advance accessarrangements.Tickets are available from: -The Nottingham Arts Theatre Box OfficeMonday to Friday 10am to 2pm,On line at www.nottingham-theatreco.uk and also from the Nottingham TourismCentre, Smithy Row, off Market Square.
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The People's Theatre Company,Nottingham proudly presentBrassed Off Play written by Paul Allenand adapted from the screenplay by Mark HermanDirected by Chris Mercer
Wednesday 6th July 2016to Saturday 9th July 2016
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Rabbit Awareness Week- Free examinations andadvice at Churchcroft Vets!
Have you got a happy hopper?Would you know if your bunny hada low-grade health disorder? Do youknow what preventative care youneed to arrange to keep your rabbitin good health? Research by thePDSA shows that most rabbitowners can only recognise aproblem when their bunny is verypoorly. Rabbit Awareness Week(RAW) is here to help.
RAW runs from June 11th-18th and Churchcroft Vets aresupporting this with special rabbit offers. They are offering freehealth checks for rabbits through the whole week to make sureeveryone’s bunnies are in perfect health.
In addition, Churchcroft are hosting a rabbit information day onSaturday June 18th from 2-4pm. Everyone is welcome to this FREEevent where they’re going to have an afternoon for detaileddiscussion of all the important elements of rabbit care. There willbe displays including photos of common rabbit health problems,information to take away and staff on hand to discuss any queriesin more detail. Rabbits are also welcome to come for a health checkon this day.There’s more information on their websitewww.churchcroftvet.co.uk about their rabbit information dayor you can call on 0115 922 4855to book a free rabbit health check.
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LOOKING FORSOMETHING DIFFERENT?
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Why not share a celebration or surprise aloved one by having their picture and a fewwords printed - we’d love to hear from you...and it’s FREE!
Happy Birthday Hollie & Callum.Lots of love Mummy & Daddy x x
Happy Birthday Blake. Love fromMummy, Daddy, Logan and all thefamily. Have a fantastic party xx xx
Happy Birthday Lauren and DanEnjoy your Birthdays in style!
Love all your family xxxx
Happy Birthday LiamHave a great day
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Send your entries BY EMAIL: [email protected] Breeze Celebrations, 156 HIGH ROAD, BEESTON, NG9 2LN Deadline for JULY 2016 Issue is 22nd June 2016
PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:• We do not accept any professionally taken photographs.• Whilst every effort will be made to agree with copyright laws on the images provided it is the senders full responsibility to obtainpermissions on such copyright images before supplying to Breeze Magazine. • Please supply a SAE for any photographs to be returned with around 15-20 words.• The editor reserves the right to shorten or modify any material submitted. • Any requests for insertions of a child must be accompanied with a signed letter of agreement from the Parent or Guardian of that child,with full address details.
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‘THE SUN WILL COME OUT TOMORROW’AT STAGECOACH BEESTON'S‘ANNIE KIDS’ SUMMER WORKSHOP 15-19 AUGUST 2016
Beeston, Nottingham – Stagecoach kids will be fully dressed…with a smile when Stagecoach Theatre Arts Beeston presents itsproduction of Annie KIDS as part of its summer workshop runningfrom 15-19 August 2016. The musical is part of the MTI BroadwayJunior Collection®, MTI’s special collection of musicals for youngerperformers.
Based on the popular comic strip, “Little Orphan Annie,” AnnieKIDS tells of a spunky Depression-era orphan determined to find herparents, who left her years ago on the doorstep of a New York Cityorphanage run by the cruel Miss Hannigan. In adventure afterfun-filled adventure, Annie foils Miss Hannigan's evil machinations,befriends President Franklin Roosevelt and finds a new family inbillionaire Oliver Warbucks, his personal secretary Grace Farrelland a lovable mutt named Sandy.
Annie KIDS reminds us about the importance of community.By engaging her community in her search for her parents, thischarismatic orphan finds her family in a way she never anticipated.Similarly, these Stagecoach Beeston students, who all have differentstrengths and interests, will work together to offer their own uniqueinterpretation of this musical.
Stagecoach Theatre Arts Beeston will present Annie KIDS on 19thAugust, at The Alderman White School for their families (tickets not available to the public). The workshop is open to Stagecoach students and non-
Stagecoach students aged 6-18, and costs £150 for the fullweek. No previous experience necessary. A great way for any youngbudding actors or actresses to spend a week of their summerholidays! To book, please call Debbie on 0115 8510352 or visitwww.stagecoach.co.uk/beeston/holiday-workshops
Annie KIDS is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
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The annual ‘Draycott Open GardensWeekend’ is the next big event on Draycott’scalendar where the village invites everyoneto join them and enjoy the labours of theirhard work.
Opening on Saturday and Sunday, 25/26June from 11am to 5pm, visitors will getthe opportunity to explore more gardensthan ever before. There are already over20 beautiful and interesting gardens, of allshapes, sizes and stages of developmentbeing opened by residents.
Alongside the opportunity to see thesewonderful gardens (some being opened thisyear for the first time) visitors to Draycott, atany time, cannot help but see what acommunity spirited place it is. During theOpen Garden Weekend, visitors will be ableto see the Community Projects that havehelped Draycott gain Silver Gilt two yearsrunning in the ‘East Midlands in Bloom’competition. Open space planting, specialfeatures, including the giant plantedwheelbarrow, and being developed this year,a Community Allotment behind the Coachand Horses Public House, have all helpedDraycott to gain the success it has and theresidents are proud to share that success withvisitors. And of course, expect to see againthe usual planted ‘wellies’ that have becomerather a trademark feature for the village withmany houses and community groupsplanting them up and displaying themoutside.
As in previous years, where plantingschemes have focused on aspects of Draycottlife, such as lacemaking, this year they arelooking to introduce bicycles as a theme asthere was once a hugely successful cyclechain and wheel company in the village.
As well as plant and craft sales, refreshmentswill be available from various venuesthroughout the village. Sunday afternoonvisitors will also be able to enjoy a brass bandconcert.
If you’ve been before, you’ll know the treatthat is in store. If you have never visitedDraycott or enjoyed the Open GardensWeekend, then make sure you put the date inyour diary!
The entry fee is £2 per adult and covers thewhole of the weekend, so you can spreadyour tour over the two days. You canpurchase Open Garden ‘Maps’ the weekbefore the event from Dundas the Butcher inBreaston or various businesses in Draycott onthe day. For more information aboutDraycott in Bloom and other events, visithttp://draycott-in-bloom.org.ukDraycott Village Fund and Draycott in Bloomare non-profit making Community Groups.Any proceeds from events goes towardsfunding future events for the community andtowards the purchase of plants that areenjoyed by all throughout the year.
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It should now be starting tohot up weather wise and youshould see the results ofprevious planting ofperennials - if not then now isthe time to start!Whilst the very popular ‘bedding plants’always come into focus at this time of year asit is about warm enough for them to growhere in the UK in summer, it is not the onlytype of plant you should have in your garden.Perennials are great for that ability to
‘magically’ pop up each year to give us lots offree colour. They may start off looking ratherdiminutive if you buy a small (and thereforemore affordable) starter plant, but they soonstart to grow bigger each year giving youmasses of colour in some examples. Think of poppies and you will soon get the
idea of what a perennial is. Most forest plantsare perennials, including trees and shrubs.In our country perennial plants grow and
bloom during the warm part of the year, withthe foliage dying back in the winter. Theseplants are referred to as deciduous
perennials. When they regrow it is fromexisting stem tissue - which you will seelooking rather sorry for itself during thewinter months! Some perennials are
evergreen, such as We should compare our own garden
climate so that it suits where a plant is knownto grow well (including any ‘micro climates’which we have looked at in previous issues). If you want some foliage all year round then
look for something evergreen. Examples ofevergreen perennials include Begonia, Azaleaand Rhododendron.For those seeking a culinary reward for their
efforts try these perennial herbs: Basil, Chives,Oregano, Rosemary, Sage and Thyme.It is useful to know that these herbs won’t
grow all year round in the garden but docome back the following spring/summer.For colour - which is what we are usually
seeking at this time of year - there are manyflowering types of perennial plants which willoffer colour each summer without planting aswe have to do with Annuals (the averagebedding plants bought each summer seasonfrom garden centres etc).Perennials like reasonably well drained soil in
general - so use sand if you have slightly‘heavy’ soil. Totally avoid clay type soil.Here are some Perennial types which flower
to check out - make sure that whatever typeyou choose that you plant it in the appropriatepart of your garden.Here are some perennial plants for your
shopping list:
• Foxglove 'Illumination Pink’A tall plant that will reach around 1mtr tall andis a hybrid of the hedgerow foxglove and thenot so hardy but beautiful Canary Islandsversion. A stocky plant that flowers profusely.It is a half-hardy semi-evergreen plant so try toavoid anywhere too exposed to chill winds.• Viola 'Freckles'This is a deciduous perennial that grows toabout 20cm tall and has broadly ovate leavesand 2cm wide white flowers evenly speckledwith violet. It flowers from spring throughsummer. You can buy plants readyto place now or seed in latewinter/early spring so think ahead!• RudbeckiaThis one flowers from early Julyright through to mid November!Keeps your garden looking ‘sunny’through summer and autumn.• PierisA fantastic plant that gives lovelyfoliage all year round (which turnsreddish in autumn) and flowers in summer.
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perennial joy!
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GOING AWAY FOR YOUR HOLS? - THINK WATER!
With June being the month with the longestday to means that we should expect ourplants to get plenty of daylight (and maybesome sunshine!). This means they will also begrowing well and will require the rightamount of water.One of the problems that many gardeners
face is when they go away. They come backfrom a summer break to their lovingly tendedplants looking withered, tired and not thelovely healthy plants they went away from.Here are some tips to help you stay on top of
the all important watering whilst you areaway:
GEL CRYSTALSAnother short term solution is to add waterretaining gel to your baskets and pots - helpsover a few days but not much longer if not
watered regularly.
Now for somethingthat will deliver
more water andwill attach to
your outsidetap:
MAINS TAP DRIP WATER FEEDER:you will need:• Water pressure reducing valve (this isessential and fits on the tap first reducing thewater pressure down to a manageable levelfor the smaller tubes we will attach).• A basic drip water kit (this will usually havethe end drip fittings which are attached to thefine gauge tubes used in these systems andcan be bought for as little as around £4).• Optionally: a battery powered on/off timer (around £10 from some online suppliers)• Small length of hose.• End bung for small length of hose (brewmaking shops sell these - and can be clampedon with a small jubilee clip)The small length of hose is the main ‘feeder’pipe into which the smaller pipes fit (the onesthat go into your plant pots or beds).1) Fit the pressure reducer to the main tap. 2) fit the main hose/feed pipe onto thepressure reducer3) Set the ‘taps’ into the main feed hose (use astandard diy bradawl for this - it works just aswell as the ‘tool’ often sold if you can’t get thetool that is specific for this)
4) Take the first smallermain feed line to yourfirst pot or basket(ideally aim to do thehigher ones first so thepipes then ‘run downhill’slightly to assist flow).5) Use the small ‘t-junctions’ thatcome with these kits to take sub feeder pipesto your other pots.
A FEW POINTERS:• Do buy a proper pressure reducing valve. A common make is Hozelock but there areothers - they are worth paying theapproximately £10 for, rather than relying ona cheap one that comes with some cheapersets. This is probably the most importantthing in this type of set up. • Use small pressure reducing taps on some ofthe smaller feed lines to even out the pressure(sometimes there may be too much watercoming out of the end nozzle on oneparticular pipe). You can easily purchase thesefrom aquarium shops.• If you feel you wish to invest more and getand ’instant kit’ then look at the moreexpensive but excellent ‘all in’ solutions fromthe larger manufacturers such as Hozelockand Gardenia. These are worth it butsometimes by trying the above you candecide if this method is for you - and it is a realboon as it never misses a watering due to‘being too busy’ or one of the other manyreasons we sometimes may kill our plantswith!
Enjoy!
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Make your holiday guestsfeel welcome by updatingyour spare rooms orusing space-saving solutionslike sofa beds and otherstylish pieces.
By Gabrielle Fagan
While entertaining family and friends athome during the holiday may be fun - notto mention exhausting - it also puts yourhome under a revealing spotlight.
And as those extra people and theirpossessions put pressure on storage andspace, any shortcomings and limitationscan suddenly become all too clear.
If that invasion makes you uncomfortablyaware how your home is perceived byothers, or you aren’t overwhelmed bycompliments on yourlittle palace, it could be high time to giverooms some TLC.There’s no better moment, with the shops
bursting with sale bargains, to pin-pointthe areas that could do with improvementand turn them round.We’ve got tips on discovering hidden
space at home, plus we’ve found the bestbuys from storage boxes to room dividersthat could transform rooms.
Be warned though - it could mean thoseguests stay longer or clamour to return!
DISCOVER HIDDEN SPACES
Where space is limited, every square inchcounts. The way it’s organised can make ahuge difference to your home.You may be overlooking valuable space, as
Elizabeth Wilhide, author of Small Spaces,points out encouragingly.“When you haven’t got a lot of room to
play with, you have to focus on clever waysto used wasted corners,” she says.“Most people could probably find extra
space in their home.”
Her suggestions:
• Under the stairs: Kitted out properly, thisspace could provide an additional seatingarea, a home office, a utility cupboard or astorage spot.
• Stairs: Stair treads can be converted intodrawers or storage spaces. There are nowcompanies offering readymade stairs fittedwith storage compartments.
• Landings: Generous landings are an idealsite for free-standing or fitted storage, ormaybe just a chair and small table as aretreat from the bustle of the living room.
• Window seats: Build seats into windowbays or alcoves and gain extra seating.
• Room dividers: These can serve asbookcases or display cabinets. Simplescreens are also effective.
SPARE ROOM STYLE
Spare rooms should be comfortable, calmand inviting places where guestscan retreat.
It’s not impossible to achieve thatatmosphere, even if it’s generally adumping ground for clutter most of theyear.
“Pack away a multitude of clutter sins intolarge under-the-bed boxes,and store those throughout the house.
Utilise the backs of doors with over-doorhooks to hold guests’ coatsand bags. It’s worth investing in someclever hanging organisers ormulti-hang hangers to maximise thevertical space in the wardrobe.
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AriesNo matter how confident you appearto others, underneath lies a verydifferent story. Do not be afraid ofyour fears as they are there to showyou that there is something worththe courage to fight for. Romanticrelationships are a serious businessfor you. Once you give your heartyou give your partner your loyaltyand devotion.
TaurusGood humour and laughter are thebest medicines to fight anxiety anddepression. Its an excellent businessand social asset so use your charm toget exactly what you want. Certainassociations may have fallen into arut and need to be revitalised. Beefficient, systematic and don’t wastetime on trivial tasks.
GeminiBe selective in all things because youcannot afford any expensivemistakes. If need be, becomeruthless when dealing with peoplewho are time wasters and wantingsomething for nothing. Change isnecessary if you are to make progressregarding a pet project, especially ifyou have felt a trifle stagnant lately.
CancerAfter months ofchopping and changingyour mind regardingone important matter,suddenly everythingwill begin to fall into
place. You are about to make amammoth, life changing decisionand will be glad that you had theconfidence and resourcefulness tofollow your dream. Some excellentfinancial news will put you in abright, chirpy mood. A holiday willdo you the world of good.
LeoWatch out! because a fair weatherfriend may suddenly appear knowingthat others have done all the hardwork. People have very shortmemories and forget how badly theymay have hurt you. Business wise,some opportunities are too good tomiss so look into a proposition mostcarefully because there could besome serious money to be made.
VirgoYou have every reason to getmotivated because trends arestarting to suddenly be working inyour favour. Someone else'smisfortune may well become yourgain. The path of true love rarelyruns smoothly and you may learnvaluable information that suddenlyexplains someone's strangebehaviour.
LibraIf you feel let down by certain friendsits because they have revealed theirtrue colours and not as nice andconsiderate as you were led tobelieve. Romance for singletonslooks promising, especially if youhave recently taken up a new hobbyor sporting interest.
ScorpioKeep your secrets safe and refuse toshare certain information even withsomeone you are close to. You neverquite know who is talking to whom.Your predictions regarding a certainsituation will materialise and youraccuracy regarding this scenario willstunning.
SagittariusIf you have recently lost something ofvalue , it will either turn up again at alater date or you will benefit far moregreatly by a most unexpectedsurprise that is coming your way.Long distance journeys can beexhausting, but so can findingyourself living a humdrum existence.
CapricornRelationship issues of one kind oranother could be causing you a lot ofnecessary bother. Someone isinsisting on acting like a 'dramaqueen' and attracting a lot ofattention to themselves. Be wise andrefuse to lend money, especially ifthe person concerned has a bad,previous track record for repayingtheir debts.
AquariusAs much as you are trying to justifyyour actions and behaviourregarding one particular association,by now, you may be rapidly realisingthat you have acted too hastily andpossibly lost a good friend. Gossipregarding other people surroundsyou and there is a danger that youwill join in by contributing your inputas well.
PiscesYou’ll be tempted to do somethingdramatic very soon and an emotionaloutburst could result in you makinga life changing decision. New friendsthat you thought were excellent maysuddenly fall off their pedestalrevealing their true colours andforcing you to reconsider futuresocial plans.
Meet Linda Lancashire, Psychic,Clairvoyant, Tarot, Crystal andPalmistry reader. Linda will be
providing our Horoscopes from nowon, as Breeze welcomes her to our
team.
Call Linda on 0776 446 6381
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Each month we feature what’s on in your area and bring you up to date with the latestachievements and events of local people and groups. Why not send us your information -if you are a non-profit making organisation and you or your group have achievedsomething you’d like to share with our thousands of readers in our area or you’d like tolet readers know about an event your group is holding, then send your information, IT’S FREE to: Email: [email protected]
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DEADLINE FOR NEXT ISSUEDeadline for JULY 2016 Issue
is 22nd June 2016
SHOWING CANCER WHOS BOSS…After competing in 5 Race for Life Races last year and raising £656.00 for Cancer Research
UK, Abbie Jones (20) from Toton has set the goal this year of competing in 6 Races.
She will be competing in 3 – 10k races, 2 – 5k races and 1 – ½ marathon all in aid to raise
money for Cancer Research Uk.Her nanna has been clear since September 2015 after being diagnosed with cancer in
February 2015, Abbie is determined to raise more awareness of the disease and hopefully
hit her target of £700.00!!Abbie Says: "My nanna is the strongest women i know, she means the
world to me shes my main motivation for these races! I’d like to say a
huge thank you to my work place Robert Ellis for all the support and
money they have donated so far!"Please show your support for Abbie as she shows support and
strength for everyone who has battled cancer and for all the bright stars
in the sky that could not be with loved ones today.
Please TEXT CEEF60 to 70070 and donate today!TOGETHER WE WILL BEATCANCER SOONER!
2ND TOTON SCOUT GROUP Summer Fair, Saturday 2 July, 2-4pmGreenwood Community Centre, Toton, NG9 6LNAll welcome, free entry, stalls and pocket moneygames for the children
A Summer Fairis being held at
The AssumptionChurch on
Saturday 18th June2016 11am to 1pm. Venue is the ChurchHall, Foster Avenue,
Beeston, Nottingham.
Free Admission
Stalls to include cakes,fancy goods, tombola,
raffle, fair trade stall,crafts, plants, children's
games etc. BBQ andrefreshments will be
available. Come along and join in
the fun.
WOLLATON NATURALHISTORY SOCIETY
Wednesday July 20th is the next meeting for a talk onCaptivating Nature – the wildlife of Britain and beyond. Des Ong, a full-time nature
photographer, shares his work on British, European and Asian wildlife.Meet at St Leonard's Community Centre, Bramcote Lane, Wollaton (opposite the library) at 7.30pm.
Members free. Visitors are very welcome at £3.50 on the door, including refreshments.
For more information on our programme visit our website atwww.spanglefish.com/WollatonNaturalHistory. Enquiries: Peter King (07534 567 222)
CAROUSEL SINGERS SUMMERCONCERT celebrating 25 years
of singing will be held onSaturday July 2nd at 7.30pm
at Grangewood Church, GrangewoodRoad, Wollaton.
Tickets £7.00, including lightrefreshments, can be obtained from choir
members or on the door.All proceeds to Grangewood Church
and the Air Ambulance.DO JOIN US!
ST. LEONARD'S, WOLLATON NEEDSMORE BELL RINGERS
Bells are the largest and loudestInstruments in the world!
We have six bells at St. Leonard's and wering each Sunday to call people tochurch and also for weddings and
special occasions such as the Queen's90th birthday. Our practice night is
Thursdays 7.30-9pm.
If you are looking for a new interestwhich keeps you fit, gives you a greatmental workout and is a team activity,
why not visit us on a Thursday evening?Contact Jane Blackler 916 0897
CANALSIDE HERITAGE CENTRE NEEDS A TREASURER
Teh Canalside Heritage Centre are looking for a Treasurer.With a commitment of a few hours a month
(maybe more during annual report time).They meet once a month and would expect whoever took
the role on to be committed to it at leastuntil the centre opens in 2017.
In addition to the qualities needed by all trustees,the Treasurer should also possess the following:
• financial experience and business planning skills• some experience of organisation finance and fundraising• the skills to analyse proposals and examine their financial
consequences• a preparedness to make unpopular
recommendations to the board
If you think you are the right person for the job contact Juliette Sunderland
Email: [email protected]
ATTENBOROUGH SUMMER FETETop Brass and Cream Teas!Attenborough Church’s Annual Fete is here again!SATURDAY 2nd JULY – 2pm (gates open 1.45)On The Village Green, The Strand, AttenboroughVillage Hall on Attenborough Lane, if it’s wetAdults £1 Children 50p Car Parking FreeTop Brass will play during the afternoon and there will be displays by Long Eaton Judo Club and IBC School of Dancing.
Try the giant inflatable Slide or join in the children’s activities andSports. There will be refreshments all afternoon and a raffle witha top prize of a week in a delightful Shropshire Holiday Cottage.
Something for everyone on the stalls – homemade cakes; plants; tombola; games; roundabout; books; bric-a-brac.www.attenboroughchurch.org.uk
CHILWELL MANOR GOLF CLUB are holding a Fun Putting Competition
Sunday 12th June 2016. 1-5pm ------- For All Ages -------
In aid of Cancer Research Relay For Life Fundraiser
Come and meet the fund raising CancerResearch Relay For Life team at
Chilwell Manor Golf Club -
Putting Competition, Cakes, Tombola,Raffle , Bar & Catering + More...
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The first East Midland’s Flower Show is totake place in on the 25th and 26th ofJune 2016 in the beautiful grounds ofNewstead Abbey, the ancestral home ofthe poet G. Gordon 6th Lord Byron.
Explore the grounds of Newstead Abbey duringThe East Midlands Flower Show! Take a walkthrough the beautiful show gardens designed bylocal nurseries, horticultural colleges andlandscapers whilst gathering inspiration for yourown garden! The home and garden marquee willalso be full of seasonal plants, gifts and gardenfurniture plus some great local food and drink.Early Bird Tickets ON SALE NOW £8 includingparking, entrance to the house AND the flowershow. Plus kids go FREE! http://eastmidlandsflowershow.org.uk/
Image shown is the design idea supplied bylocal landscape company, Landmark...
The Brief....
To create a contemporary garden that’s visually excitingfrom every angle and allows for functionality, with strongdesign elements to create a space that can be enjoyed asa focal point within a larger garden or as a completegarden and entertaining area for a small modern house.
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