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Children’s charity
shop vandalised for
seventh time
Volunteers at a
Cornwall charity shop
for young people with
cancer are “disgusted”
after vandals targeted
it twice in one week,
causing thousands of
pounds of damage.
The latest damage
to the roof is the
seventh time the
CLIC Sargent charity
shop in Saltash has
been targeted in the
last year-and-a-half.
It means the charity
will have to spend
thousands of pounds
on repairs which
would otherwise go
towards the cost of
accommodation for
parents while their
children are away in
hospital.
This comes only two
weeks after thieves
stole donations left in
the shop’s doorway in
broad daylight, before
driving off in a white
van. That was the
latest in a long string
of thefts.
Shaun Hutchings
from CLIC Sargent
told us how frustrated
volunteers were.
Family ‘threatened with
eviction’ for not paying
bedroom tax on toilet
A Cornwall father who converted a bedroom into a toilet to help his
seriously ill son says his family have been threatened with eviction
for refusing to pay the bedroom tax on it. Mike Paddington had
permission to convert the bedroom after his 33-year-old son, who
has been severely disabled since he was a baby, contracted a lifethreatening illness last year. He installed the separate toilet and
wash basin for his son’s carers and the rest of the family to reduce
the risk of infection, in accordance with the law. However his
Cornish housing association landlords say the toilet should still be
classed as a bedroom - leaving the family liable for an extra £700 in
rent a year. Coastline Housing Association said they agreed to the
conversion but added in a statement:
“Where a reasonable request is made for an adaptation to a property
by a customer, such as adding a toilet and sink to a room, making it
similar to an en-suite, Coastline would usually approve this, but it
will not affect either the number of bedrooms or the rent”.
Mike claims a Coastline representative said they would take drastic
action if he didn’t pay the tax and that an eviction order would be
sent. Coastline said there was no imminent threat of eviction.
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National Gardening Week
Join the celebrations
Events and activities are being run up and down
the country. From beginner’s workshops to guided
walks, face painting to garden parties, there’s
something for everyone and everyone is invited.
National Gardening Week was launched four
Find out what’s on.
years ago by the RHS and since then has grown
Would you like to throw a garden party, love your
into the country’s biggest celebration of gardening. neighbourhood park or think your local street
Thousands of people, gardens, charities, retailers,
could do with a tidy up? Well if so, you can get
culture and heritage organisations and groups get
involved in National Gardening Week by running
involved and you can too. Here are a few things you your own event and registering it with us online.
can start thinking about if you’d like to get involved No matter how big or small your idea, we’d love to
in 2015.
have you involved.
Do something fun
There are plenty of things you can do yourself or
with your family to get into the spirit of National
Gardening Week, from building a pond, to making
rhubarb jam.
Spread the word
Don’t forget to show your support of National
Gardening Week by sharing your stories and
pictures with us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and
Instagram. We’ll be giving away prizes all week so
keep checking in.
www.nationalgardeningweek.org.uk
13th - 19th April 2015.
Issue 36 West Country Advertiser. Page 3
National Gardening Week
Pollys Pantry is a cafe situated on Drayton
Plant Nurseries , Drayton Nr Langport
priding itself on its homegrown/homemade/
homebaked wares. Everything is either
grown ,baked or made onsite, from their
huge selection of cakes,preserves, curds,
chutneys and piccalilli down to the lunches
and salads they offer. They are a dog friendly
cafe with plenty of parking and level access
and facilities for guests requiring easy access.
They are open 9 – 5 from Tuesday to Sunday
and also open on Bank Holiday Mondays.
They offer full English breakfasts all day
, with sausage from Scrivens of Langport,
lunches and High tea, and cater for people
with dietary requirements such as Gluten,
Soya or Dairy-free diets.
The Cafe is popular as a venue , is available
to hire for parties, can provide a hot or cold
buffet as well as their famous High Tea, 3
tier stands with sandwiches, savouries, cakes
and tea. They can be found at Barrington ,
Langport and Drayton Markets every month
Company of the Month
with customers placing orders for their pies
and quiches . The calm environment with log
burner and comfy sofas mean you can relax
, enjoy the free WiFi ,bring your dog, and
perhaps partake in their famous speciality
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For more information, please call Polly
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Beautiful Homes
Jobs to do in the garden this weekend
Top 10 jobs to
do this month
1: Keep weeds under control
2: Protect fruit blossom from late
frosts
3: Tie in climbing and rambling
roses
4: Sow hardy annuals and herb
seeds
5: Start to feed citrus plants
6: Increase the water given to
houseplants
7: Feed hungry shrubs and roses
8: Sow new lawns or repair bare
patches
9: Prune fig trees
10: Divide bamboos and
waterlilies
April
Sunshine and showers
Spring is finally in evidence as daffodils
and flowering trees start to bloom. Expect
the inevitable April showers this month but
with sunny days too, when you can turn your
attention to the lawn. It's an exciting month,
with indoor-sown seeds well into growth, and
it's also time to start sowing outdoors. Just
watch out for frosts...
Lawns
Mow lawns when necessary - whenever the
grass is growing - the aim is to maintain a
constant height throughout the year.
Add the clippings to the compost heap in thin
layers (too much grass all at once is likely to
be very wet and poorly aerated, resulting in
smelly slime rather than compost).
Use a half-moon edging iron or spade to
create a 7.5cm (3in) ‘gutter’ around the lawn
edge. This will prevent grass creeping from
the lawn into borders.
Sowing new lawns or over-seeding dead
patches can be carried out from mid-April
to early May. If the soil is very wet or cold
germination will be poor, so delay until the
weather improves. Prepare the ground for
sowing, by cultivating, levelling and lightly
firming beforehand.
Do not walk over or
mow newly sown
grass until it has
reached a height of
5-7.5cm (2-3in), and
then only give it a
light trim at the
highest setting.
Apply a high nitrogen
spring lawn fertiliser
at the beginning of the
month to encourage
good, strong growth.
If moss is a problem
choose a combined
fertiliser and mosskiller. April is the best
month to apply lawn weedkiller.
Always follow instructions on the packaging
very carefully as lawn chemicals (including
fertilisers, weedkillers and mosskillers)
can cause pollution of groundwater if used
incorrectly.
Lightly rake lawns with a spring-tine rake
to remove old plant debris. This can also be
done to rake out dead moss a couple of weeks
after applying a chemical moss killer.
Repair bumps and hollows by peeling back
the turf, removing or adding soil, and then
replacing the turf. It is still a good time to
sow a wildflower meadow, or plant
wildflower plugs into existing swards.
If a hosepipe ban is looking likely, consider
keeping your lawn a little longer than usual,
and even investing in a mulching mower.
Mulching mowers shred the grass clippings
very finely and then blow them into the lower
layers of the turf, where they act like mulch
to help the lawn retain moisture. Because
the clippings are fine, the end result is not
unsightly, especially later in the season when
the lawn gets very dry, and the mulch helps to
keep it green rather than brown.
Source: RHS
Issue 36 West Country Advertiser. Page 5
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GO Green
Why Go Green? Reasons that Going Green makes sense
There is a variety of reasons to go green,
but most come back to supply and
demand. We have a limited amount of
resources available and more and more
people using them up. If we want our
future generations to enjoy the same
standard of living we’ve experienced, we
need to take action.
Green building is a great place to start, as
buildings consume 14% of potable water,
40% of raw materials, and 39% of energy
in the United States alone (according to
the US Green Building Council).
That’s 15 trillion gallons of water and 3
billion tons of raw materials each year!
If that’s not enough to convince you,
here are some other reasons to
go green:
For The Environment
Want to make the world a better place?
Implementing green practices into your
home or office can help reduce waste,
conserve natural resources, improve
both air and water quality, and protect
ecosystems and biodiversity.
For The Savings
Want to make your dollar go further?
Green systems and materials reduce energy
consumption, which in turn reduce your
energy bills. They also increase asset value
and profits and decrease marketing time;
making your dollar go further for longer.
For Your Health
Want to live healthier?
Green building isn’t just good for the
environment; it’s also good for YOU.
Sustainable design and technology
enhance a resident’s overall quality of
life by improving air and water quality
and reducing noise pollution. According
to a 2006 study by the Center of the Built
Environment, University of California,
green office buildings improve productivity
and employee satisfaction in the workplace.
Issue 36 West Country Advertiser. Page 7
West Country Weddings
Why choose a Civil Celebrant?
Wedding Rituals
You are only limited by your imagination...
these rituals only offer a taste of what you
could choose or adapt.
Sand Ceremony wedding ritual
A basic sand ceremony involves three
(typically glass) vessels - one for each of you
filled with different coloured sand, and an
empty one that will soon hold both, all sitting
Jumping the broom wedding ceremonies
on a small table or stand.
Jumping the broom is a time-honored
The end result is a glass container holding
wedding tradition in which the bride and
layers of orange and green sand, and a top
groom jump over a broom during the
layer of mixed sand, showing how the joining
ceremony.
of the two have created a new, equally
The act symbolises a new beginning and
beautiful entity.
a sweeping away of the past, and can also
Hand fasting wedding ceremony
signify the joining of two families.
There are many variations of the traditional
Some brides prefer to create their own
hand-fasting ceremony. After the bride and
brooms, while others purchase ornately
groom both declare their intent to enter into
decorated brooms ready-made. Far from
this union, the hands of the couple are clasped
ordinary, these brooms are decorated
and fastened together with a cord or cords
beautifully with silk ribbons, fresh or silk
just before, just after, or during their vows are
flowers, bows, beads and more.
made to one another.
During the ceremony, broom jumping can be The wrapping of the cord forms an infinity
paired with a reading, song, poem or simple symbol. The hand-fasting knot that is tied is a
explanation of the tradition. The broom
symbolic representation of oneness between
can even be used to include guests in the
the couple.(and is thought to be where the
ceremony: A couple can have guests write
expression” ‘tying the knot” came from!)
their names on pieces of decorative paper
In a show of unity, the couple become bound
attached to ribbons, and then the ribbons are to each other.
tied to the broom before it is jumped.
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This symbolises that the guests - and their
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family are making together.
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West Country Weddings
We’ll ensure memories of your special
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Jan Suchacki is a professional photographer with
many years experience. He is based in Somerset
and covers the whole of the South West,
offering high quality work at highly competitive
packages. Jan is very friendly and relaxed, and
always open to new ideas, and if you’re one of
those who doesn’t like their photo taken you’re
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Jan’s aim is to work closely with you to ensure
his work perfectly preserves your special
memories, so that five, ten, twenty, thirty years
from now you will look at your photographs
and be instantly transported back to that magic
moment in time as if it happened only
yesterday.
Long after the cake has been eaten and the
flowers have disappeared, your photos will be
constantly there to bring back the magic. The
ceremony, the venue, the location, the time of
year, each will have its effect on the day, but,
more importantly for Jan, it’s the people who
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Jan said,
“ Weddings are without doubt happy days, even
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Call me an old romantic, but there is something
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By the time the wedding is over and I’ve taken
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Issue 36 West Country Advertiser. Page 9
Joan Pressley Hats was established in 1987.
The inspiration for the business came after Joan
stumbled across a hat shop in London, all those
years ago. She bought her first hats, posted an ad in
the local paper on the Tuesday and by the Thursday
she had her first hat hire.
Joan now runs the business, with her daughter
Kathryn, from the beautiful 1550’s building
in St Johns Alley, Devizes. Joan’s hats can be
bought or hired. They can be re-trimmed to
match an outfit and are ideal for weddings, races,
investitures and many other occasions.
West Country Weddings
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Issue 36 West Country Advertiser. Page 11
Best of British
Great
Britain
has it all!
The earth is chock full of beautiful places
and Britain is certainly one of them.
Renowned for its terrain, Britain easily
switches between rolling countryside,
energetic cities and even dramatic
coastlines. Wherever you go, there’s plenty
to see and do, with something to meet all
tastes and budgets. See animals up close
and buy fresh produce from farms, spend
a short break at one of Britain’s beaches,
buy the latest fashion trends from London,
tour the famous landmarks or top up your
cultural knowledge with visits to museums,
art galleries, and theatre productions. For
such a small island, Great Britain also has
a fantastically diverse culture, which lends
itself well to cuisine. From traditional
English meals such as the Sunday Roast,
the full English breakfast and fish and
chips, to nation favourites such as Indian
cuisine, Chinese cuisine and deliciously
exotic dishes – you’ll be spoilt for choice.
From stunning culture filled cities, ancient
and historical ruins, sandy seaside resorts
and remote, rural hideaways, Britain really
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Dave the owner of Solent Model Construction
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followed the hobby for over 30 years until
setting up Solent Model Construction last
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Solent Model Construction offers a full kit
building service aimed at the private collector
& museums. Dave Eyles has over 30 year’s
experience in all forms of modelling from
basic kit making through scratch building to
the latest weathering techniques we can offer
a top quality service.
So if you want a model of the plane you flew,
the tank you drove, the ship you served on or
a figure of the regiment you marched with he
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A small enterprise
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Retrology Gifts
is home to a
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bracelets and mobile phone charms.
With all accessories and gifts inspired by
Britain’s history, there really is something
to suit all tastes. Whether you’re drawn to
the Stone Age, you’ve got a passion for the
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remind you of your childhood, Retrology
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“I personally design and hand craft all of
the items I sell from Polymer clay. Due to
the handmade nature, each and every item
is unique and to some degree, one-of-akind,” owner Vanessa Aldridge told the West
Country Advertiser.
“I have also recently had my hallmark
registered and plan to expand with my own
range of silver charms in the new year too.”
Beginning life as Vangar-Emporium in
2005, Vanessa re-launched the business as
Retrology Gifts following a break.
“It’s more of a hobby for me,” Vanessa
explained. “I started making these items
around 20 years ago and in 2005, decided
to start my own website, selling them.
Eventually – and after a difficult period – I
decided to re-launch it with a new lease
of life and purpose. I never intended to relaunch with a focus on re-creating Britain’s
unique heritage. That was actually my
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At Retrology Gifts, the accessories available
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Food and Drink
Forget winter, summer is coming! That
means longer evenings and more time to
spend outdoors
We’re also looking forward to festival
season, but that doesn’t (always) mean
waking up next to a stranger in a field
somewhere with a pounding headache.
There’s a great many events pitched at
satisfying your stomach as opposed to your
inner raver, and these are our top picks for
the UK’s best get-togethers for food and drink
lovers. In April, the travelling Great British
Food Festival calls at Stonyhurst College,
down in the Big Smog, the Old Truman
Brewery will play host to the London Coffee
Festival. At the end of the month, asparagus
season kicks off in Worcestershire with
the start of the British Asparagus Festival.
Highlights include the Great Asparagus Run
where people run with asparagus.
The award winning Fullam restaurant has been established for over a decade
in the beautiful countryside of North Devon. Set within a 200 year old
Coaching Inn in the centre of the town, the restaurant continues the long
tradition of impeccable cuisine and service
The interior of the restaurant has been opulently designed to bestow ‘Chinese
chic’ upon the space using authentic ‘Antique’ furnishings such as intricately
carved Chinese screens and aged altar tables, to create an intimate ambience
and a timeless elegant space.
In our fabulous drinks list you can find beverages from all over the globe
including the fragrant Futsuu sake from Japan, a fine Nuit St George from
France or a refreshing Tiger beer from Singapore which you can select whilst
lounging on our opium beds.
When you are ready, our qualified chefs can create sumptuous cuisines for your indulgence ranging from Fullam’s
famous Roast Duck, to our sizzling Oriental ginger and spring onion scallops, or perhaps the Crispy Dragon Phoenix
pearls. Each delicate morsel can be enjoyed within our intimate restaurant, or under the glass ceiling of our bespoke
conservatory.
Before finishing off with our hand tied jasmine leaf tea, or a cup of frothy cappuccino feel free to wander into our
private walled courtyard. Surrounded by a bamboo garden and lit by ancient stone Chinese lanterns, it is the perfect
place to relax.
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Holidays
Come and stay with us at Brambles Chine, in a brick built holiday bungalow...
at Brambles Chine (managed by Linstone
With constantly changing stunning
Chine Holiday Village). It is in a lovely area
sea views from the lounge towards
good for walking, bird spotting and taking in
Bournemouth & Hurst Castle on the
mainland, the chalet sits in a holiday park on the fabulous sea views .
There is car parking space directly outside
the cliff above Colwell Bay. at the rear of the bungalow, also easy
There is a large grassed area in front of the
parking should you have more than one
bungalow where young children can play
whilst still being in view from the lounge or vehicle. Wi Fi is available.
The chalet is a two bedroom bungalow
the patio.The coastal path passes through
that sleeps 6 with a sofa bed in the living
the site from the adjoining Fort Victoria
area, large double bed in the main bedroom
Country Park.
It is a great place to explore the Island from, and two single beds in the other. The kitchen
is well equipped with electric cooker and
being in the more secluded West Wight
everything you may need for a picture
area. The safe, sandy beach can be easily
accessed without involving any road crossing. perfect holiday!
There are many local attractions for visitors All you need to do is bring your own linen
for your stay and your own food by using
- Freshwater Golf Course is not far away
our kitchen in the bungalow.
and horse riding is available at Hill Farm,
Or want to eat out? There is a wide selection
Freshwater.
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The chalet is set in an extensive complex
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of over 40 acres of beautiful countryside
VILLAGE BAKERY
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Also Hot and Cold Lunches to takeaway.
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On the water...
GT Yachting
George Turpin is an Independent Maritime
Professional Based in the South West of England,
Torbay. During the past 25 years, George has taken on
various roles in the marine industry Owner / Director
of a yacht charter business, he had responsibilities
for the service, maintenance and upkeep of the yacht
charter fleet. As Principal / Chief Instructor of a Sea
School he was responsible for the delivery of training
courses, coaching, meeting and greeting, talks and
presentations to customers, clients and students.
What can GT Yachting do to help you?
GT Yachting provide a one to one or small group
service offering full training courses or refreshers
courses in Navigation, Radio procedure, First Aid
at Sea, Radar operation, Sea Survival and Diesel
engine courses. We also offer a Yacht delivery
service and practical sailing assistance for you and
your crew aboard your sailing boat. Sea Schools and
Colleges cannot teach you how to cope and plan
for the unexpected happenings aboard your boat,
especially when you are with your family and friends.
They simply have not got the time in a very tight
schedule with time constraints. You are on your own.
George Turpin 07929262532 Issue 36 West Country Advertiser. Page 15
Spring Motoring
After the long winter, Spring is the time to
give your car a thorough clean.
The underside of the car takes the worst of
the winter weather. If you're one of those
people who clean the car only once a year,
"whether it needs it or not", then now's the
best time to do it. After months of winter
neglect a thorough clean will help to maintain
the car's value and reduce the risk of longterm corrosion damage.
The inside of the car could have remained
damp all through winter while the underside
is likely to be caked in salt laden mud which
will cause corrosion if left.
Before the start of any long journey and
ideally every week check the engine oil level,
radiator coolant level, windscreen washer
level and tyre pressures, including the spare.
The vehicle handbook should show you
clearly how to do all of these.
Ten minutes or so spent carrying out a few
basic checks could make sure you reach
your destination as planned and not delayed
because of a breakdown.
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