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Issue 740
“ ServingtheCommunity”
11th March 2016
C l u b W o o d h a m p i z z a n i g h ts Every Thursday & Friday : 5.00 -8.30pm
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Celebrating Chinese New Year
Celebrating Chinese New Year at the Library
On Friday 12th February, local children, children from St
Joseph’s Catholic Primary School and students from William de
Ferrers School Chinese Club celebrated the Year of the Monkey
at South Woodham Ferrers Library. They learnt about Chinese
traditions and took part in a dragon parade, blessing the library
with music, monkey masks and ribbon dancing
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like.
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Camping and star gazing displayed along with lots of other
information on what our Cadets do each
! week.
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so come down and ask them!
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South Woodham Focus
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Big Brother watches
Woodham – “1984” is here
South Woodham Amateur Theatre
Society (SWATS)’ next show is set to be
their most ambitious yet, with a
production of Matthew Dunster’s
adaptation of George Orwell’s “1984”
playing at the Village Hall on March
10th, 11th and 12th at 8.00.
“1984” is a classic yet harrowing look
at a post-apocalypse Britain ruled by a
merciless all-seeing government ruled
by Big Brother, where despite love being
made illegal two ordinary people try to
break the rules and make a life for
themselves. This powerful production
packs a punch in many ways and tickets
are available priced £8 (£7 concessions)
from
our
website
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471072
Holy Trinity church Knit and Natter Group
We meet on the second Monday in the month at the Town Crier Pub. We meet
at 12oclock for lunch, 1pm to 3pm in the Function Room for Knitting. Everyone
is welcome we are a very friendly group. Most of us Knit for charity Basildon
Baby Unit, Sea Men’s Mission at Tilbury Docks, and other charities. We also need
wool if anyone has any spare wool then please contact me Christine Hardy on
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South Woodham Focus
World Book
Day
Thursday 3rd March 2016
World
Book
Day
at
Elmwood Primary School
this year was absolutely
fantastic! As well as receiving
their vouchers for a £1 book,
the
children
had
the
opportunity to take part in a
range of activities, working
alongside children from other
classes. It was lovely, for
example, to see Year 6 and
Reception children together,
exploring the library and
Year 4 and Year One children
writing
poems
and
newspaper articles together.
Every year the teachers work
incredibly hard to put
together something different
and plan fantastic, inspiring
activities and this year was
no different. From a library
treasure hunt to acting out
poems and learning stories
together, there was a real
buzz of excitement and
enjoyment around the school,
that provides something
extra for our children that
goes beyond the usual
'dressing up'. Can I take this
opportunity to thank all the
staff for their hard work in
putting together such a
brilliant day. The children
certainly enjoyed themselves!
"The Year Ones were great
at helping us write a
newspaper report!" Livia
"I enjoyed reading to a
younger child," Charlie
"The younger children
reminded me to include
finger spaces!" Jay
"I enjoyed acting out 'Going
on a Lion Hunt'" Charley
"I
liked
writing
a
newspaper about a lion in the
library with a child from
another class." Aaron
Well done children, you
were all great!
Ian Eagleton
English Co-ordinator,
Elmwood Primary School
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Saturday March 12th at 7.30 pm.
Ave Maria highlights an eclectic mix of rock and trad music when MEN2SING join
the Rotary Club of Rochford in a gala concert as part of a "concerted" effort raise a
total of over £600,000 to fund a state-of-the-art keyhole surgery suite at Southend
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South Woodham Focus
The WI for Inspiring Women
Our February meeting was our 600th and we celebrated by
having an open meeting which was a great
success. Our speaker was Tracy Mackness from
The Giggly Pig Company. Her talk was titled
"Turning My Life Around”
Tracy and her brother used to help out on
their dads fruit and veg stall in Romford
Market and then in his shop in Collier Row.
Tracy didn’t like school and stopped going
when she was fifteen. Her dad was in and out
of prison and the last time he was in prison
her mum decided to divorce him.
Afterwards he left them and sold the
business. She was sixteen when she
met her first boyfriend and he was
eighteen. At 24 she had a part time
job delivering cars in Ilford then she
went on a course to be a warranty
administrator. Her first marriage
ended in divorce because of her
husbands unreasonable behaviour.
She was 28 when she married her
2nd husband. They moved to Clacton
but her husband was still working in
Ilford and was away from home a lot of the time. They split up
and she had a breakdown and eventually she went home to her
mum. Tracy was asked if she knew a couple of guys who could
help unload a lorry, Tracy was arrested with six others.
The trial was at Chelmsford court and Tracy was sentenced
to ten years. In prison Tracy took several courses including a
step course and she was able to teach step in prison. After five
years Tracy applied to go to an open prison in Kent which had
a pig farm. When she got there she had to share a dorm with
eleven others. When she was shown round the farm she met a
sow called Biddy who had recently had her babies taken away.
Tracy said she felt a connection with Biddy and she wanted to
take care of her. She took an NVQ in Pig Husbandry and then
went on to do NVQ 2,3 and 4. She met Jimmy from Jimmy’s
Farm when they filmed at the prison farm when they were
looking for a new boar.
She then got the chance to sell the sausages they made at
The Farmers Market, She loved it and knew from that
moment that she wanted to have her own business when she
got out of prison. She was able to learn butchery at a butchers
shop in Harold Hill. In 2007 with £3000 savings she bought 30
pigs from the prison. The butchers rented her half the shop so
she could make her sausages. Tracy entered a competion for
people that had turned their life around and she won £5000.
She acquired land in Hornchurch. She now has 800 pigs, 14
vans, 24 staff and 65 different flavours of sausages.
She goes to Farmers markets shows, festivals and Hog
Roasts and also gives talks to schools colleges and WI’s.
Tracy said that going to prison gave her a chance to turn her
life around.Tracy has brought out a book called Jailbird.
After her amazing talk we were able to purchase the
sausages after sampling the many different variety of
sausages on display. Tracy also did a book signing. On Monday
8th February we had our post Christmas Dinner at Club
Woodham and had a very enjoyable evening with about 36 of
us attending.
Our next meeting is on Wednesday 23rd March at
Champion Manor Hall 7.30 for a 7.45 start. Our speaker is
Amy Leslie and her talk is called ’Herbal Remedies in the
Kitchen' We will be selling plants at our trade stall.
RACInG FoR A CAuSE
Richard Gaskin is a motorbike racer from South Woodham Ferrer’s who is about to start
a full season of racing. This year he is foregoing any potential sponsorship deals for the 2016
racing season, instead opting to place names of any people willing to donate to his cause on
his race bike instead of the usual sponsors.
The cause he is raising money and awareness for, is the little girl pictured above - her
name is Cecilia Fisk (nickname: Ceci Wren) from Billericay and she was 11 months when
she was diagnosed (a week before her 1st birthday). She has a rare subtype of Infant Acute
Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) which only affects 5% of Leukaemia cases. She has
completed her first 5 weeks induction phase of her treatment At GOSH which consisted of
Steroids and Intense Chemotherapy. She is now 1 week into her 2nd phase and has
treatments split between GOSH, Basildon and home. All being well the treatment in total
will be 2 years 3 months so she has a long journey ahead.
Richard said: “My daughter and Ceci became friends just after birth and after meeting at
a baby massage class. When we found out about her diagnosis, it really hit home. We
appreciate how fortunate we are to have a healthy baby girl, but at the same time
understand the importance of having support from our friends and family should the worst
ever happen.
“I have set out to raise as much money as possible, but also to raise awareness of the illness. People can support cases like Ceci's through
not only donating to help her directly but other acts like giving blood and registering as stem cell donors also make a huge difference. If we
can highlight the importance of doing these things it will not only help Ceci, but hundreds of other children and adults alike.
“We have so far raised over £2000 but I would like to take this a step further. I transport the bike by van and I want to use the whole
van as a blank canvas for advertising any company or person willing to donate to this cause. I have said that for a company to have its
name on the bike or van, the minimum donation amount is £50, but we are grateful for anything we receive, and if there is space left at
the start of the season we shall put everyone’s name up who has donated.
Richards just giving page can be found at https://crowdfunding.justgiving.com/richard-gaskin-racing-for-Ceci
South Woodham Focus
Purleigh school celebrate their Centenary
Purleigh school had a
final chance to celebrate
their Centenary with the
planting of a special tree.
The Sugar Maple tree was
planted by a child from
each class and is a
replacement
for
an
original Sugar Maple
planted in 1915 that
unfortunately had to be
felled due to safety
reasons. The whole school
watched as the tree was
planted and were happy to
see the replacement in
their school grounds - the
children will look after it
and water it to make sure
this one thrives! Head of
School, Neil Stotter, said
'The children love their
environment at Purleigh
School and will take care
of our new Centenary tree.
We are an Ecoschool and
being responsible for the
environment is a key
message that we teach at
Purleigh.'
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Ruby
rocket!!!
Hope you have a wonderful birthday,
we love you more than all the stars in
the sky!! Love Mummy,
Daddy and Millie xxxx
Welcome to the world little Thomas!
Many Congratulations to Jon and
Anna on the birth of their beautiful
Son. With much love Anita, Steve,
Becci and Josh. X x x X
Wishing Casey a Happy 11th
Birthday, with all our love Daddy,
Suzie, Olivia, Rio, Summer and
Jude xxxxxxx
Happy 7th Birthday Grace
on 9th March.
Lots of love from Mummy,
Millie and all the family xxx
Happy 5th birthday !!
To our gorgeous little girl
Yasmin May we love you so
much with all our love and
kisses mummy, daddy, little
sis Summer and all your
family xxxxxx
Congratulations to Jon and Anna on the
birth of our Grandson Thomas, born on the
25th of February weighing in at 8lb 4oz.
Love you big much Mum and Dad x x
Happy 8th
Birthday for
the 9th March
Abbie. The
best daughter
and big sister
in the world.
Love you so
so much love
from Mummy,
Dad, Jake
and all your
family and
friends xxxx
Happy 11th birthday Alfie on the 9th
March.
Have a great day.
Love you lots. Nanny xx
Happy 11th birthday Alfie on
9th March! Hope you have a
fantastic day and lots of fun at
the weekend with your friends.
We love you to the moon and
back Mum, Dad, Molly, Darcey,
Elvis & Buster xxx
Happy 6th Birthday Oliver
Love you to the moon,
stars and back again
Mummy and Daddy xxxxxx
Happy "18th" Birthday to
My Very Special daughter,
"Hayley" for the 10th
March. Hope you have a
fantastic day and that it is
as Special as You! Love you
so much, Always!
With lots of Love, Kisses
and very best wishes, Love
Mum, Graham, Chloe,
Nan, Belle & Lola
Xxxxxxxxxxx
Happy 7th Birthday to our super duper Austin.
Enjoy your day darling. Lots of love Mum, Dad
and Alexa xxxx
"To Bethany, Happy 1st Birthday to the best
sister in the world. I love you more than
chocolate ice-cream! Love from Emily. xxx
Happy Birthday to
our beautiful
Mummy Frances,
for 3rd March.
We love you to the
moon and back
always.
Love Betty, Gracie
and Maddie, Fudge
and Popcorn, and
Daddy. xxxxxx
Happy 5th Birthday to Leo Wing
back on 19th February.
Lots of Love from Mumma, Dadda,
Layla & Mackie
Happy 60th Birthday Grandad, thank
you for an amazing holiday. Love
from Grace and Ruby. Xx
A big
happy 40th
birthday to
Carla !
Have a fab
day! Love
all the
gang xxx
Thank you to all my friends for sharing my birthday fun with
me & for all your beautiful presents. Meg xx
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South Woodham Focus
Kick Off for South Woodham Ferrers 3G Pitch
Grassroots football in South Woodham
Ferrers was given a boost when former
England International Terry Butcher
officially opened a brand-new, thirdgeneration (3G) artificial grass pitch for
use by local schools, clubs and the wider
community.
A £262,000 grant from the Premier
League & The FA Facilities Fund allowed
joint-use partners Chelmsford City Council
and the William de Ferrers School to
undertake a full refurbishment of their
out-dated artificial pitch.
The School and City Council also
contributed funding to the £466,000
project, which includes new fencing,
equipment and improved floodlighting. All
this investment means that opportunities
to grow and develop football in South
Woodham Ferrers are stronger than ever.
Terry cut the ribbon on the new facility
then enjoyed a Q&A session with the
school pupils before witnessing them being
put through their paces in a series of
training exercises.
The facility will be used by the School
during the daytime and local users and
clubs in the evenings and weekends when
the South Woodham Ferrers Leisure
Centre is in operation. Usage will focus on
younger player development and Key
Partner Clubs, identified in conjunction
with the Essex County FA, will have
dedicated training evenings. Demand for
the facility has been extremely high, but
will still include various small-sided
leagues and casual use.
Former England Captain, Terry Butcher; Mayor of Chelmsford, Councillor Pual
Hutchinson and Headteacher of William de Ferrers School, Neal McGowan with
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“The City Council listened to the high level of local support and demand
for guaranteed training and match venues and with support from
Premier League & The FA Facilities Fund and School have helped
provide a high quality community facility which will enhance
opportunities for local people to improve their health, develop their
skills and enjoy sport.”
Neal McGowan, Headteacher, William de Ferrers School, remarked:
“The 3G pitch will be a real asset for both the School and our local
community, providing an excellent surface for our pupils to develop
their skills in a high-quality and safe environment.”
Kelly Simmons, The FA’s Director for Participation and
Development, said: “Investment in new facilities such as these forms
part of The FA’s £12 million per year investment in improving
grassroots facilities through the Football Foundation. This is one
component of our wider £260 million four-year plan to boost
participation, facilities and coaching across grassroots football.”
Former England Captain, Terry Butcher, said: “It’s wonderful to see
the work that The FA is doing to boost football at grassroots level
through the Premier League & The FA Facilities Fund. This pitch is an
example of the positive impact that this funding is having on our
grassroots game. Providing first-class facilities like this, coupled with
coaching at the appropriate age group, are crucial to creating more
opportunities for local people who already play grassroots football
regularly and attract new players to enjoy the game.”
Since 2000, the Football Foundation, funded by The FA, The Premier
League and the Government has awarded 178 grants worth £13.6m
across Essex towards grassroots sports projects worth nearly £26m.”
Representing AFC Woodham and Focus Ferrers FC, Chairmen,
Chris Firminger and Darren Thompson said: “This new playing surface
is a fantastic addition to the town’s sports infrastructure and is
welcomed by everyone. Our players now have a truly state of the art
facility that they can be proud of. We would like to thank Chelmsford
City Council and William de Ferrers School for leading the way in
getting this project off the ground and for completing it in less than a
year.”
For more information about the work the Football Foundation is
doing visit www.footballfoundation.org If you are interested in hiring
the pitch please contact the Centre on 01245 605600 or visit
www.chelmsford.gov.uk/swflc
South Woodham Focus
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LOCAL VAUXHALL RETAILER TOOMEY VAUXHALL SOUTHEND WOWS NEW GENERATION OF ASTRA FANS
Local Vauxhall retailer, Toomey Vauxhall Southend is
delighted to announce motorists in Essex, can get up close and
personal with the award-winning New Astra on its forecourt
now, at Cherry Orchard Lane.
Paving the way for a new generation of fans, the New Astra
1.0
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been
recognised at the What
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award for ‘Best Family
Car
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this
extremely
competitive class.
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Toomey
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comments:
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latest technology, the New
Astra stands out from the
rest as this level of
specification
wouldn’t
necessary be associated
with an Astra.”
“The New Astra is the
best Astra yet and widely
recognised for its superior performance, striking interior and
sophisticated connectivity which means it feels more premium
than ever.
“We’d like to encourage all motorists in the area looking for a
new vehicle to visit Toomey Group and see what the New Astra
has to offer.”
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coolness, thanks to its savvy technology and slick designs.
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capability, new-generation IntelliLink infotainment system compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and Driver
Assistance System to name a few!
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which first aired on
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My name is Jade Farrow, I'm fourteen years old and
although I currently live in Kent, I grew up in South Woodham
Ferrers. As a part of my Citizenship GCSE, which I am taking
in June, I have to raise awareness and/or money for an issue.
I have chosen to raise deaf awareness as my five year old sister
Jessica, who currently lives in Woodham with my step-mum,
dad and brother, was born deaf.
On the 12th of March I will be going 'Deaf for the Day'. It
will be a sponsored event with all proceeds going to the
National Deaf Children's Society, and I will block my ears
using ear plugs and sound defenders. I'll then proceed to do
everyday activities primarily in the town centre while handing
out flyers to raise awareness.
Jade Farrow
To All patients at
Brickfields Surgery
Thank you all for your good wishes, lovely cards and gifts. I
am so touched at how generous you have been to me.
I have had an amazing working life because of you all. It has
been a great pleasure being your nurse. I will miss you all, but
I will see all of you in town, I am sure.
I am still tearful when I think I won’t be coming to work at
the surgery or wearing the blue uniform again, but, I know
that my boys, daughter-in-laws and grandchildren are going to
keep me busy.
With love and best wishes
Love Gloria
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OVER TO YOU
Live Exports and the EU
Burnham on Crouch Golf Club
The men’s Mail on Sunday had an emphatic 5 – 0 win against
Maldon at home at the weekend. Brian Roche went out first and won 4
&3, Dean Bewers won 4 & 2, James Marchant also won 4 & 3. Club
Captain Roger Miles giving 10 shots did not have it all his own way but
went on to win 2 & 1. Team captain Paul Hegarty sealed the victory
with 3 & 1 win. The winter league ¼ finals were on the Sunday and
Matt and Rob Hawksworth beat Nic Hockings and Steve Smith and
will play Andy and Ryan Davies who beat Brian Roche and Fenton
Yeullett in the one of the semi finals next week. James Marchant and
Tony Wilkin won against Matt McGlone and Walter Thompson and
meeting them in the next semi final is Micky Leonard and Paul Lindus
who beat Dean Bewers and Dave Watson. In the mixed winter league
¼ finals Cally Fearn and Dan Munro had an excellent win 9 &7 against
Mel Lewis and Martin Makey. They will play Janet Quinlan and Geoff
Kimber who beat Elaine Elphinstone and Keith Lewis 2 & 1. Denise
Howat and Dean Bewers had a close match and won on the 19th
against Claire Lewis and Chris Roberts. They will play the winners of
another close game when Avis Greenaway and Nic Hull beat Eugene
Quinlan and Helen Kimber 1 up. On Monday Bob Willett strengthened
his grip on the Seniors Arthur West Winter League trophy when he
again led the field coming in with 36 stableford points and gaining 12
more league points. In three rounds he has had 2 firsts and a second
giving him a total of 35 points which is almost unassailable. Stephen
Hull in 2nd and Tom Harrison in 3rd still have an outside chance but
one of them must win both of the last two rounds. The ladies winter
competitions are drawing to the end and there is much to play for with
a few weeks to complete rounds. In the pairs (minimum combined
handicap of 40) Jean Bailey and Elaine Mason are looking strong but
close behind are Anne James and Shelagh Edwards, Mel Lewis and
Mary Hull and Jillen Hipsey and Linda Sinden. In the 9 hole Icicle
Pam Barrow leads with Joyce Leach close behind. The ladies singles
over 18 holes is very up in the air as many Ladies have some good
scores but need to complete more matches. Looking strong at the
moment are Linda Sinden and Cally Fearn.
Readers who came to the hustings at South Woodham Ferrers
just prior to the last election may remember the UKIP party
candidate, Beverley Acevedo replying to a question about live
exports.
She said that UKIP were the only party who would
immediately ban all live exports. Whilst I have no doubt that
she answered the question in good faith, I believe this would not
have been possible for UKIP to achieve in reality. So, because I
have heard of this inaccuracy being repeated again, by others
who also wish to leave the EU, I am writing so that readers are
not given the wrong information and will not cast a vote to leave
the EU for the wrong reasons. This is my understanding of the
issue:
* Even if the UK left the EU we would not be able to ban live
exports – at least not while animals are deemed to be property.
Trade rules are operated by The World Trade Organisation
(WTO) and we would be in breach of GATT rules on free trade.
* We have given away far more sovereignty to WTO than we
have to Europe, where we are at least able to send elected
representatives to vote for animal protection. There is much
that needs reforming, but we have to be in it to change it. We
have no such democracy within WTO.
*Even if we could ban live exports from the UK, being outside
Europe we could have no effect whatsoever on the millions of
animals cruelly exported from the EU who have to suffer hours
of transport throughout the union and beyond, often with little
or no consideration for their welfare. By being in the EU and
campaigning for change, means we will be able to change the
plight of animals bred for slaughter across the entire EU.
*The new Lisbon Treaty, in force from December 1st 2009,
includes animal sentience as an Article, meaning that
recognition of animal sentience is now in the main body of the
Treaty. This has not been enough to ban the trade, nor to
adequately ensure animal welfare on these long and arduous
journeys, but it is a start and one that will eventually bring
campaigners the ban we seek by identifying the differences
between sentient beings and things with no feelings that cannot
suffer.
To be part of this change we must remain in the EU and I
would ask all those for whom animal welfare is important to
consider the issues and what the EU has already done for
animals and to vote to stay in.
Name and address supplied
EMAIL: [email protected]
TEL: 01245 426555
7 BLACkALL IND ESTATE,
HAMBERTS ROAD,
SOUTH WOODHAM FERRERS CM3 5UW
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FOCUS ON HEALTH
A TALL STORY. The late great Eddie Cochran sang about two young
men running a race to decide which of them will wed the lovely Miss
Lucy.
"Now Dan had all the money, And he also had the looks,
But Shorty must have had something, boys, That can't be found in
books.
Shorty was the exception to the rule, according to the BMJ. Being a
vertically challenged man is associated with lower chances in life in
areas such as education, occupation, and income, as is being an
overweight woman. We're told that: "The findings provide the strongest
evidence to date that overweight people, especially women, are at a
socioeconomic disadvantage - and that taller people, especially men, are
at a socioeconomic advantage" and "It is well known that higher
socioeconomic status is associated with better health and longer life. In
developed countries, being taller and thinner are associated with higher
socioeconomic status."
A bunch of researchers from the University of Exeter, decided to look
again at the accepted view. They set out to test whether genetic variants
influencing height or BMI play a direct (causal) role in socioeconomic
status using info on 119,000 individuals aged between 40 and 70. They
say: "The results show that shorter height, as estimated by genetics,
leads to lower levels of education, lower job status, and less income,
particularly in men, and that higher BMI leads to lower income and
greater deprivation in women" ... so no change there.
Miss Lucy, however, clearly hasn't been reading the BMJ. She says:
"Cut across Shorty, Shorty cut across, It's you I wanna wed!"
They say if you're forced to play an instrument when you're at school
you're less likely to want to do it in later life. That's true of a lot of things.
When I was at school I was forced to stick my head down the toilet. Tim
Vine
ENJOYING LIFE FOR LONGER. We are living longer - but are
paying the price for the 21st century lifestyle in that far too many are
suffering from avoidable maladies in old age.
Jane Kirby writes in the Independent that “Public Health England
(PHE) said evidence shows that living healthily in mid-life can double a
person’s chances of staying well aged 70 and older.” She adds: “Middleaged Britons are being urged to get off their couches and cut down on
unhealthy food as part of a Government-backed drive to make people
look after themselves. Stark warnings about the risks of drinking and
obesity form part of a new Public Health England campaign, called One
You, which has been billed as the biggest national health drive since
Change4Life.”
The reasons behind the campaign are that about 40 per cent of all
deaths in England are related to poor lifestyles, such as smoking,
drinking too much and being sedentary. JK also gives a financial
rationale for the campaign: “The NHS spends more than £11bn a year
on treating illnesses caused by the effects of diet, lack of exercise,
smoking and drinking alcohol. The direct cost to the NHS of obesity and
people being overweight is estimated to be £6.1bn a year, while lack of
exercise costs around £900m a year. Alcohol misuse costs the NHS
£3.5bn a year.”
So, given that we fund the NHS, we’re paying a great deal to try to
reduce the damage done by our unhealthy lifestyles and to lessen the
pain resulting from preventable diseases. The money could be better
spent.
For Sale: Parachute. Only used once, never opened.
AVOIDING ALLERGIC DISEASES. Allergic and autoimmune
diseases have increased in prevalence in many countries and are
leading causes of chronic illness among young people. The BMJ tells us
that: "Evidence suggests that early dietary exposures in infancy, such as
intact cows’ milk protein in the form of infant formula, can increase the
risk of these diseases. Current infant feeding guidelines, including
those in North America, Australasia, and Europe, recommend
hydrolysed cows' milk formula, in place of standard infant formula, to
prevent such diseases in infants during the first months of life.
However, Robert Boyle at Imperial College London and colleagues have
found no consistent evidence that partially or extensively hydrolysed
milk formula prevents allergic or autoimmune diseases in infants. "
They looked at data on 19,000 participants, undertaken between 19462015 ... including common allergic conditions, such as asthma, eczema,
allergic rhinitis and/or conjunctivitis, food allergy and allergic
sensitisation, and the autoimmune disease type 1 diabetes. They
conclude: ""We found no consistent evidence to support a protective role
for partially or extensively hydrolysed formula."
Despite a lack of evidence in their favour, experts from the University
of Melbourne point out that these formulas are still recommended. This
has a downside, however ... "They explain that this can unwittingly
undermine efforts to promote breastfeeding and attempts to conduct
more definitive research on this issue, and hinders efforts by formula
producers to improve products. They conclude: “It is now time for this
evidence to be used for updating
recommendations and guidelines."
South Woodham Focus
and
clarifying
current
I asked a young mum who had chosen to breastfeed her child why,
despite the weight of evidence, so many mothers are choosing to bottle
feed their kids. She said that one factor was disapproval. For example
it's taboo to breastfeed your child in some coffee shops. Perhaps the
'breastfeeding friendly' ones should put a notice on the door - they may
even attract more business.
The reason they take organs from pigs and give them to humans is
because pigs can't play organs. Tim Vine
RUGBY INJURIES. Lucy Sherriff writes in The Huffington Post “A
row has erupted over whether contact rugby should be banned in
schools after a group of more than 70 doctors wrote a letter calling for
the government to remove the sport from school. The letter, addressed
to ministers, chief medical officers and commissioners and published on
Wednesday, said students should play touch rugby as tackling and
scrums pose a risk of injury. Fractures, concussions, spinal and head
injuries are among the consequences of under-18s playing the contact
sport, with the health experts saying the conditions can have "shortterm, life-long, and life-ending consequences for children". "The
majority of all injuries occur during contact or collision, such as the
tackle and the scrum," the letter read. "A link has been found between
repeat concussions and cognitive impairment and an association with
depression, memory loss and diminished verbal abilities, as well as
longer term problems.” They add that "Children take longer to recover
to normal levels on measures of memory, reaction speed and postconcussive symptoms than adults."
Needless to say rugby professionals have rejected the calls for the ban.
This is not the first time the medical profession has been involved in
this sort of campaign. In the past the BMA has called for an outright
ban on boxing, including mixed martial arts. There is a point – these are
‘dangerous sports’ – but, providing people know the risks they run, let’s
not forget the benefits. Indulging in a sport in which there is a little bit
of risk is probably a whole lot safer in the long term than sitting at home
in an armchair eating chips.
Here’s a risk you probably haven’t thought about. The BMJ (can’t get
enough of the BMJ this week) tells us about “Unusual sporting injuries
in young rugby players”. It goes on to say that acetabular fractures
affect the socket of the hip bone, and are generally sustained after
violent trauma, such as road traffic accidents. “But a group of doctors in
Ireland describe these injuries in three young rugby players and say ‘we
have not previously encountered these injuries in a juvenile sporting
population’”
The injuries were sustained while playing rugby union. All four
injuries occurred during the tackle phase of play, and occurred as a
result of pressure exerted through a flexed hip with the knee on the
ground. This position can be encountered during a two man tackle, as
one tackler hits low and the other hits high. Three of these fractures
occurred along with hip dislocations.
All the boys involved in the most recent report recovered following
surgery and rehabilitation, without any major implications. There is a
word of warning, however: “These injuries can have a potentially
devastating impact on growth, sporting participation and lifestyle of
young players.”
"In order to prevent the potentially devastating consequences of these
injuries it may be necessary to implement rule changes or size
restrictions in the juvenile game," say the doctors. Players may be of the
same age, but can be different in size and stage of development. This is
associated with an increased injury risk, they explain, adding to the
problems linked with excessive force in an immature skeleton. “An
evaluation of the rules at the breakdown and an emphasis on proper
tackling could aid injury prevention," they explain.
You don't know who to believe. Like Abraham Lincoln. He said all men
were created equal. He never went to a nude beach! Rodney Dangerfield
POPPERS. A 52-year-old man developed distorted vision after
inhaling poppers for the first time - "on hospital admission he had been
experiencing 10 days of blurring in his central vision and
metamorphopsia, (a type of vision problem where the shape of objects
seen are distorted). These problems were experienced immediately after
a night of clubbing, during which he inhaled poppers", says the BMJ.
An examination revealed clear-cut evidence of damage to the retina.
Doctors advised the man to stop taking the drugs, and after three
months there was marginal improvement in his vision.
In the past there have only been a few published cases of poppers
causing vision loss and damage, but “the actual incidence is likely to be
much higher.” Disease progression can be prevented by stopping the use
of these drugs, but recovery is variable.
Poppers are legal highs regularly used for their euphoric effects. If
there are unintended consequences (such as damage to your vision) that
seems a high price to pay for a transient beneficial effect. If I was
offering to write you up for a drug and said in passing: "By the way, this
can damage your vision" my guess is that you might politely decline.
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EKA MARTIAL ARTS TAKE EUROPE BY STORM!
On the 28th February, 30 members of the EKA
Martial Arts Family travelled to Solihull for the
WOMAA/ WKS European Open Championships.
It was an incredibly busy day, with over 200
different divisions, ranging from traditional karate to
musical forms and weapons. Our squad ranged in age
from 4 years old, to competitors in their 50s, and
differed in ability from total novices through to
seasoned international competitors. We are delighted
to say that everyone performed their socks off,
against some extremely tough competition!!!
The total medal tally for the day was as follows:
1 European Grand Title
18 Gold medals
22 Silver medals
20 Bronze
We are sure the people of South Woodham will join us in
congratulating the squad on their amazing achievements. Every one of
you gave 100% and conducted yourself with courage and dignity. Huge
congrats to you all:
Archie Bedford, Rachel Gregory, Ryan Cook, Abigail Hodgkiss,
Ethan Hodgkiss, Gavin Hodgkiss, Chase duce, nick duce, Alisha
duce, Alison orchard, Luke orchard, Mia-Louise orchard, Jude
Fuller, Ava Sardinha, donna Sardinha, Sam Powell, Steve Powell,
Lila Powell, Marshall Powell, Lily-Ella Aldworth, Isla Aldworth,
Phebe Quinton-Holt, Ruby Quinton-Holt, Isobel Quinton-Holt,
Penny Sucharitkul, Rachel Chiverton, James Bevan, oscar Allan,
Leah Carr, Evany Carr and Edie Bowden.
As the keen-eyed amongst you will have noticed from the list above, we
have a number of family members within our team. We pride ourselves
on being a family-friendly club, and we are delighted that a number of
parents competed alongside their children at the tournament. We are also
very thankful to all non-competing parents for their continued support,
not only of their own children, but of all club members in general.
Sensei Steve and Sensei Sam would also like to thank one parent in
particular – Jimmy Allan aka DJ Phiz, who provided PA services for
the event. Thank you DJ Phiz, you did a grand job!
The next stop for team EKA is The Isle Of Man Open Championships
on May 1st, following that members of our squad will meet up with team
England to compete at The World Games in Germany in July this year.
Our talented squad members are always looking for sponsorship to help
them compete in their chosen sport, which is all self funded. If there are
local companies who would like to help, however small, then please get in
touch.
EKA offer martial arts classes to suit everyone, with the opportunity to
compete locally, nationally and internationally in a number of different
disciplines: traditional karate, kickboxing, EKA Xtreme and EKA Xtreme
Minis (martial arts and gymnastics moves set to music) and musical and
traditional weapons.
Although we clearly enjoy competing and produce a very successful
competition squad, we also welcome new members who just wish to
learn a new skill, get fit or make new friends. If you are interested in
joining the “EKA Family”, why not get in touch? Tel: 01245 632286/ 07930
048946,
Email: [email protected] , visit our website at
www.essex-karate.co.uk or find us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/ekamartialarts
Tigers edge even match with
Wanderers under 11s.
AFC Woodham Wanderers under 11s put Torquespeed Tigers under
early pressure when Jacob put in a shot to challenge the keeper, while
at the other end an alert Sam sprung to palm the ball away. Joshua
demonstrated the first of multiple defensive headers which are
becoming his trademark, setting up a string of passes which saw a wily
Jacob fight off five tackles to force a corner. Freddie showed off his
skills by sending the ball sky-high to confuse the opposition and keep
clever possession, while Jacob continued his high-energy dribbling
routine. Mack showed outstanding acceleration to dispossess a
marauding striker, while Joshua’s skilful dribbling again kept the
Tigers at bay. With a clever dummy Tom created another chance, but
on a boggy pitch, Wanderers struggled to clinically finish their passing
manoeuvres with a goal. Tom, Freddie and Jacob combined well to pile
on the pressure, but Tigers always looked quick on the break and Sam
was roundly applauded by both teams for embracing a challenging
catch while blinded by the sun. Harry and Daniel needed to be alert to
loose balls, with Daniel making a mighty clearance to open up a chance
for Freddie. Tom was back to his dynamic self, storming up and down
the pitch to challenge the keeper while tracking back to make
defensive tackles. James dug out the ball from a crowd of feet and his
pass to Tom drew a great chance, but the on-form Tigers’ keeper made
a double save to thwart him. On the edge of half time with the game
evenly balanced, a conceded penalty was converted to allow Tigers to
stretch a paw ahead.
The second half saw lots of solid passing from both teams, but few
clear-cut chances from either. Joshua’s accurate pass found Jacob, who
nudged the ball just wide. James had a similar chance which also
trickled wide before Tigers were prowling up field, but Joshua did
enough to put the striker off. Harry and Mack showed staunch
defending skills down the wings, while Matthew was his usual
energetic self, looking to open up chances. Tom’s delightful free kick
saw an assortment of headers from players of both teams in the box,
but Wanderers just couldn’t gain control, unlike Tigers who forced Sam
to demonstrate two more stunning saves, including a stupendous
fingertip clearance that even the Tigers’ striker applauded, before he
was finally beaten. From then on Tigers doggedly defended their lead:
Daniel made a sequence of impressive-looking runs down the wing but
his crosses were powered away by the organised back line. Mack made
another careful tackle when Tigers were bearing down for a third,
passing to Joshua whose lively attack gave Daniel a last chance which
flashed wide. An even game and great Wanderers’ team performance
which made their mums proud, but Tigers edged it with sharper
finishing.
Squad: daniel, Freddie, Harry, Jacob, James, Joshua, Mack,
Matthew, Sam, Tom
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LIonS HIT WITH SMASH n GRAB
Focus Ferrers Lions u16s 0 Upminster Park Rovers u16s 2
First game for over 4 weeks for the Lions and with new signings
Lukas Darby and Harry Blenkarn making their debut a squad of 13
offered some selection dilemmas. With the new astro having been
‘blessed’ by England legend Terry Butcher on Thursday it was hoped
the boys would draw on some old fashioned bulldog spirit. From the
start the boys controlled possession and camped in the Upminster
half. George Bass in particular looked very sharp and the ball rarely
left his control as he probed for some gaps in the well organised
Upminster defence. Tom Butcher made some smart runs beyond the
last defender and Harry Blenkarn was looking strong in the centre of
attack. However chances were few and far between. Georgie Smith
operated on the left flank and Nathan Warren and Louis Goode held
most of the ball in the middle. The possession was extremely one sided
in the Lions favour but they really struggled to develop clear cut
chances. Tom had two shots in close succession and Georgie and Louis
had firm strikes charged down. The boys at the back were looking
very comfortable with Ben Jackman assisted by Callum Osmond in
the middle and Alex Bird and George Blackledge pushing down both
wings. A fine George Bass run where he really stretched the wide
defender saw him steer a ball wide for Tom Butcher who whipped over
a cross that Georgie Smith fizzed over. Upminster had a game plan
and in truth made more use of their wide men and on 35 mins the
Lions were really caught napping as the midfield sat back and allowed
a simple ball over the top to be finished with ease. Two minutes later
it was 2 as a cross shot was nicely parried by Lukas but the visiting
striker reacted quicker than the Lions defence and popped it home.
Possession counts for nothing and 2 down at the break left the boys
feeling a little flat. A fine response took place on the re-start with Tom
playing in Harry who just failed to hit the target with a nicely
weighted chip. Another chance fell soon after and an early goal would
have really changed things. As it was the possession began to even out
and Upminster started to pose more of a threat with some direct play
which called upon Ben Jackman to rescue matters on several
occasions, Hugh Search and Jamie Penkman kept the left side solid
but the Lions still lacked real penetration even when in good positions.
It finished 2-0 and much to applaud in Lions passing and overall team
play but we need to drive the advantage home and not always seek out
the perfect goal. No Mothers Day victory but a good outing on a very
bright morning and with still 6 games to go there remains much to
play for.
TEAM: Lukas darby Alex Bird Hugh Search Callum osmond
Ben Jackman (C )George Blackledge George Bass nathan
Warren Louis Goode Georgie Smith Tom Butcher Harry
Blenkarn Jamie Penkman
MAN OF MATCH – George Bass – Very effective in beating players
and keeping possession . Created most of Lions best work.
FOCUS FERRERS LIONS FC U13s
'ROAR' INTO DIVISION FOUR LEAGUE
CUP FINAL!
‘Focus Ferrers Lions’ were on course for their first ‘League Cup
Final’. But first, they had to face Uplands Rangers Yellows, in the
‘away’ second leg.
Focus entered the game with a five goal advantage, having won
the first leg 6-1 at Saltcoats Park. However, the Lions were aware
that the Yellows were eager to cause an upset. This wasn’t going to
be an easy match.
The Lions starting line-up was Morgan, Tom H, Michael and Sam
B leading the attack, Sean and Alex in mid-field, Dan W, Edward,
Josh and Callum in defence and James C in goal. Oliver, Sam M and
James O were the first substitutes. James D and Dan L were
unavailable.
The Lions were not going to let their five goal cushion slip and
pressed the Yellows into their half for the first ten minutes. Sean and
Alex in mid-field, provided service through to the forwards. Morgan,
Michael, Tom and Sam B, each had strikes on goal. Uplands broke
but had their attacks smothered by Dan W, Edward, Josh and
Callum; leaving goalie James C to scoop up the ball and clear it upfield. Oliver, Sam M and James O came into play.
Sean finally gained the breakthrough early in the second half,
scoring with a ‘cheeky chip’ over Uplands’ goalie’s head. James O
nearly added the Lions second goal but his strike ricocheted off the
right post. Uplands equalised with a right hand shot which James C
dived for, but was just beyond his reach.
Uplands then increased the pressure and Focus instantly
responded. The Lions defence remained strong, which frustrated the
Yellows. Focus remained cool, and used attack as the best form of
defence. The play became more physical. Callum had to battle to
defend his left corner but managed to clear the ball through to Alex
in mid-field. With Uplands’ defenders now on the half-way line, Alex
slipped the ball onwards to Sean (with Sam B, Tom and Morgan in
support). With only the Yellows goalkeeper to beat, Sean neatly
slotted the ball into the net, taking the Lions 2-1 ahead.
With four minutes of the match remaining, both sides were
continuing to give 100% effort. The Lion’s final goal came from
Alex’s pass to Sean, who then fired past Yellows’ diving goalie. The
Lions had won the Semi-Final 9-2 on aggregate!
‘Focus Ferrers Lions’ now face ‘Broomfield Youth Flame’ in the
‘Division 4 U13s League Cup Final’, on 8th May 2016.
Next Sunday, the Lions are back in ‘League’ action, at ‘Saltcoats
Park’ against ‘Heybridge Swifts Tigers’.
Focus Ferrers Lions F.C. U13s are:- Alex, Callum, dan L, dan
W, Edward, James C, James d, James o, Josh, Michael,
Morgan, oliver, Sam B, Sam M, Sean and Tom ‘H’.
South Woodham Ferrers Speed Skating
South Woodham Ferrers Speed Skating team are hosting the British Indoor Championships at Madison Heights, Maldon on
Sunday 13th March 9am-6pm. It is free for the public and will include a parents race if interested for a small fee. Come and
support Team SWF and see what they are made of. We have the pleasure of British Super Bike star danny Buchan doing the
presentation. And also this year we celebrate our 20th Anniversary a great achievement all round. Just one more thing to say
really is Go Team SWF.
South Woodham Focus
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Under 11’s; Focus Ferrers Terriers 3 – AFC Galaxy 0
Jayden and Harry Selvey were in place at the back to provide their
usual strong coverage to Bradley in goal. Ryan Everitt, Max Jones and
Ben Guy played across the centre of midfield, with Josh and Harry
Thornton provided the width. Ben Roper led the line upfront this week.
Zoe and Ryan Neale were ready in the wings to inject additional pace
and energy to proceedings.
From the off, Focus looked really up for this one. Both sides battled
to gain dominance in the opening minutes; but it was the Terriers
midfield that won the majority of the early exchanges. Once they had
begun to dominate possession, some of their passing football started to
shine through. Ben Roper was linking play superbly up front as
always; and Harry Thornton and Josh were making powerful runs at
the AFC backline. In the centre of midfield, Ryan Everitt and Max
Jones were winning headers and tackles galore, and then playing neat
simple passes to set off the next wave of attacks. AFC are a strong side
though, and they continued to battle hard to carve out their own
chances. It was Focus who got the breakthrough though. Bradley
pounced on the loose ball, after a strong tackle from Jayden quashed
an AFC attack. He rushed to the edge of his box, and having spotted
AFC were too high up the pitch - fired a terrific early clearance the
length of the pitch, which split the AFC defence in two. Ben Roper was
alert to it, and raced through unchecked. Composure personified, he
took his time, and then passed a neat finish into the bottom left corner
to give the home side a 1-0 advantage. Straight from the kick off, the
Terriers won the ball back, and Harry Thornton beat two players down
the right wing, before flashing a low cross-shot inches wide of the far
post. Two minutes later, and it was Max Jones’ turn; making a weaving
run through the centre of midfield – only to be halted by an excellent
last-ditch tackle by an AFC defender. Focus were attacking from all
angles though, and when Josh cuts in from the left on one of his
trademark runs – we know he takes some stopping. Having beaten his
defender, he struck a shot from the edge of the box which spun
awkwardly for the keeper, and snuck into the bottom corner for a 2-0
lead at halftime.
As expected, AFC came out firing at the start of the second half and
had the best of the first 10 minutes. Ben Guy made a number of key
interceptions though in the CDM role, providing excellent protection to
the defence. Jayden and Harry Selvey have formed a truly formidable
partnership at the back this season, and when the occasional attack
did get past the midfield, they were met with some strong and welljudged tackles from the dangerous-duo. Following one such challenge
though, the ball spun straight to another AFC player, and his first time
shot was hit firm and accurately toward the top corner. Bradley was in
no mood to concede today though either, and he flung himself across
the goal to tip it round the post brilliantly.
The Terriers midfield then started to dominate play again. Zoe was
making run after run up the right hand side of the pitch, and also
winning tackles all across the midfield. Ryan Neale was now playing
upfront, and causing a lot of problems with some good hold up play,
and showing some neat skills to create space in the AFC box.
Following another good tackle by Jayden, Harry Selvey picked up
the loose ball, and slid a lovely pass into the path of Max. He knocked
the ball wide of the defender to create an angle, and then delivered a
dangerous cross into the box. An AFC defender instinctively stuck out
a hand, and a penalty was rightly awarded.
Multiple pleas then ensued from the Terriers players to take the
penalty, with the strongest claims coming from Max (who won the
penalty), and Jay (who so deserves a goal). Having seen what
happened with West Ham vs Everton this weekend though, and
knowing the small margins involved in games like this one – this was
no time for sentiment. Calm, composed and clinical was required, and
Harry Thornton was asked to take the responsibility. A shrug of the
shoulders, he placed the ball down, took three steps back, and then
passed the ball perfectly into the bottom right corner. 3-0, and that
really put the result out of any doubt.
In the closing minutes both sides continued to battle, and a few halfchances came and went – but the final score finished 3-0; with the
clean sheet being a deserved reward for the hard work put in by the
entire team.
The players again worked exceptionally hard for each other all
across the pitch, as well as playing some terrific football. A number of
particularly strong performances again this week, but Man-of-thematch went to Harry Thornton for an all-action performance, showing
some great skills and pace – but also battling hard for the team for the
full 60 minutes. Well done Harry!!
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February, so I am writing to give you the results for your next
publication. The course had dried out well and the Rachael AnneTrophy
competition was held over 18 holes.
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33 points
2nd Sharon Warrington
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