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for our May play which would like more adult
this year is ‘Entertaining members to ensure we
ELAP’s
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were. We look forward to get more people join- and the chance to learn
to seeing you all again at ing ELAPs, juniors and something new. We alour next pantomime in
adults who have wanted ways welcome newcomDecember, but remem- to get involved after
ers. When I first joined
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producing and perform- had never been on stage,
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for local people
to train as retained firefighters
alongside our
dedicated team at
East Leake Fire
Station, enabling
us to continue
providing our
valuable and
much-needed
on-call emergency response to
incidents. You’ll
need to live or
work in East
Leake or the surrounding area,
but the hours can
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'FIT FOR THE KIT'?
evening between 7 pm and 9 pm, contact
Are you looking for an exciting new
Leigh on 07771 933342, or visit www.
role that is challenging, rewarding
notts-fire.gov.uk/ vacancies . Come along
and based in the heart of your own
and talk to us – it could be the start
community? If so, your local fire
of something amazing!
station needs you! We’re looking
remotely theatrical. My first ‘job’
was as stand-in at rehearsals whenever any cast member was missing
and organising the raffle. Since
then I have been on stage in pantomimes and May plays, painted the
set, produced , directed and countless other things. And although I
am not the best or most confident
singer (as any of my ELAPs friends
will tell you) I have even got up
there and sung - and despite that I
am still a member and still loving it
all. So why not join us – you have
nothing to lose and loads to gain!
We meet every Thursday at 7.30 in
the village hall and often adjourn to
the pub afterwards. Look forward
to seeing you!
Contact
Hayley Mason 07770960562
Annette McQuillan 07769736539
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How
retirement
will look in
2015
From April 2015, we will
see more freedom in ways
people can take their pension benefits when they
reach 55. These changes
could radically alter your
plans for retirement. Few
would vote against choice
and flexibility for their
pension, but what do the
changes mean if you are
planning your retirement?
In theory, the flexibility
will allow you to treat
your pension fund in the
same way as any other
investment: you will be
able to take withdrawals
whenever you want.
From April 2015, if you
are a member of a defined contribution pension
scheme and aged 55 or
over, you will be able to
draw money from it as you
see fit. You can receive a
tax free cash sum of up to 25% of the amount you take, then you will have the
freedom to access some or all of the remaining fund as income, taxable at your
marginal rate of income tax. So if you want to access all of the money from
your pension, you will be able to take it as a lump sum.
As tempting as it sounds to get hold of your money when you want it, in
practice, the tax treatment may discourage you from extracting large sums in a
single year. So unless you really need the extra income, you may want to withdraw your pension savings at a slower rate that is more tax-efficient.
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to buy an annuity, if you are
looking to secure a guaranteed
income for the rest of your
life, an annuity will still be
an appropriate option for you,
especially as it’s impossible to tell
how long you will live.
Guidance or advice?
From April 2015, the government will introduce a new right
to impartial financial guidance at
the point of retirement, for anyone
with a defined contribution pension scheme. The guidance will
be delivered through the Pensions
Advisory Service and the Citizens
Advice Bureau. But it’s important
to understand that what will be on
offer is just guidance – not advice
- so while guidance will explain
the impact of these new rules and
let you know what you could do,
it won’t tell you what you should
do. Advice, therefore, remains
essential.
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The levels and bases of taxation
and reliefs from taxation can
change at any time and are dependent on individual circumstances.
Nordic
Noir
Revisited
East Leake
Library
Thursday 12th
March 11.00am
Free ticketed
event
East Leake
Library
Welcomes You
opening times
Monday 9 - 1/ 2 - 6
Tuesday closed
Wednesday 9 - 1
Thursday 9 - 1/ 2 - 6
Friday 9 - 12
Saturday 9 - 1
Sunday closed
Join Sheelagh
Gallagher in
her discussion
of Nordic Noir Crime novels. Using her
knowledge of Scandinavia through her
travels and her extensive reading, she
will give you a wider appreciation of this
type of crime novel. There will be an
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opportunity for discussion and plenty
of books available to borrow.
Tickets available from East
Leake Library, 01509 852349,
[email protected].
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our German penfriends. Everyone is
welcome to watch our German presentation at the end of the school year,
where we will give a demonstration
on what we have learnt!
Gem 106 visit
Brookside
Children from Brookside Primary
School from East Leake enjoyed a
The Brookside German lunch club
visit from Gem 106 and the team from
runs on a Tuesday and Wednesday .
There are six 20 minute sessions which Sam and Amy’s breakfast show on
their school assembly tour. The whole
currently consist of over 40 children
school were delighted to join Sammy
ranging from Year 1 to Year 6. The
German language and aspects of culture the Hamster and Dangerous Dave in
some singing and dancing. Hannah
are introduced in a fun, playful way
using songs, games and craft activities. and Zack, from year 6, took part in
Small Talk to see who could get the
We have managed to establish a link
with a partner school in Germany and most correct answers in 60 seconds!
are frequently exchanging letters with The choir then joined Dangerous
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Dave in singing and recording another the Wing and Region in various swimbirthday song, which was aired on
ming events. To date she has won Gold
Friday morning’s show
medals at the Inter-Wing level for the
50 meter Backstroke, 50 meter Fly and
AIR CADETS 2425
100 meter Individual Medley. Also at
the National competition between the
(NOTTINGHAM
various Regions she collected Gold at
AIRPORT)
SQUADRON ATC the 50 meter Backstroke, 100 meter
Individual Medley and the Relay. Not
only that but each of her Gold medal
Outstanding Success For Cadet Lovell wins broke the previously standing
Sport is amongst the many activirecord for that event!
ties enjoyed by our Cadets and one
A keen swimmer from a young age,
Cadet recently had some outstanding Cadet Lovell said ' I am really pleased
success.
to have done so well and represent my
Cadet Lovell is bringing in the
Squadron, Wing and Region. I want
medals for Swimming! She joined the to do even better this year and have
Air Cadets a year and half ago and
helped train some of my friends on the
has already represented the Squadron, Squadron for this year’s competitions'.
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Follow the “Boss” and
Carol Vorderman!
The Air Cadet Organisation is very active on social
media. 2425 Squadron has
its own social media sites
(see Recruitment below).
The head of the organisation nationally is Air Commodore Dawn McAfferty
who is a daily contributor
to Facebook (https://www.
facebook.com/comdtac)
and Twitter (@comdtac).
It is good to hear thoughts
and comments from the
top of any organisation so
please follow her to find out
more about what we do. Oh
and look out for Tweets by
Carol Vorderman (@carolvorders) recently appointed
to the organisation as
Ambassador and Honorary
Group Captain!
Recruitment
The ATC is for girls and
boys, now with a new lower
joining age of 12 and over.
We meet twice a week
(Mon & Thur, 6.45pm) at
the airport, Tollerton, Notts.
To join, please visit our
website www.2425atc.org.
uk or email info@2425atc.
org.uk. Follow us on Twitter
@2425AirCadets and Facebook http://facebook.com/
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FRIENDS OF
MEADOW
PARK
We seem to have had a very erratic winter,
but on the whole milder than usual, so there
may soon be evidence of spring regeneration
in the park, with bright celandine in the hedge
bottoms and blackbirds digging among new
nettle shoots for nest material – yes, please!
After a meagre turn-out for our January work
session (probably in part due to the coughs and
colds which assailed so many of us), we had a
creditable ten volunteers in February. Working
in Hall Field, we created a scallop in the northern boundary path to open up a piece of grassland and also cut back a large amount of thorn
and dogwood, but as Hall Field is the birds’
favourite place, we were careful, as always,
not to encroach on the dense central area where
they will be nesting.
In March, we shall be digging out an extension to the “Bee Worlds” in Bateman Field, and
coppicing hazel trees, mostly in Gibson’s Field.
Anyone over 16 can be a volunteer and join in
with our activities – we’d love to have more
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muscle power! Just meet at 9.50am
at the depot (behind the Parish Office). Work parties are on the second
Saturday in the month – next will
be 14 March and 11 April - and for
insurance purposes you have to be
a member, but that only costs £3,
which lasts a year, and you can join
on the day.
What to look for in Meadow Park in
January
For those unfamiliar with Meadow
Park, maps, giving the names of the
fields, are found just inside the three
main entrances.
Our two black notice boards (at the
Manor Farm Meadow and the Bateman Road entrances) carry a variety
of information about the park. This
is a dormant time for trees and wild
flowers, so there will be nothing
showy to see. Almost the only plant
that flowers for twelve months of the
year is the white dead nettle, so you
might catch sight of that.
For information about the Friends
of Meadow Park, contact our secretary via the Parish office (tel 01509
852217) or by e-mail at [email protected]. You will find
reports of our activities on the village website (www.east-leake.co.uk)
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found it necessary to cease trading
and close for financial reasons.
The site and premises the Club occupied is the property of the Gotham &
District Branch of the R.B.L. Without
the Club in operation the financial
costs of retaining the property is not
viable under Charity Law. Following
guidance from our Property Department, the Branch Committee has
agreed to the property being disposed
of by our Head Office in London.
Both the Branch and Women’s Section Branch which are autonomous
parts of a National Charity have
operated for many years from the
Gotham & District premises on Nottingham Road, GoBranch & Women’s tham. Both Branches wish to inform
Section Branch: The the local population that we are not
Royal British Legion closing. Our base of operation will be
transferred to the Gotham Memorial
As many are now aware The GoHall, Nottingham Road, Gotham.
tham & District R.B.L. Club Ltd has It is our joint intention to continue to
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operate under our Royal Charter to
support our beneficiaries. We will still
be involved with the local community and local authorities on matters
of mutual concern. These concerns
include the welfare interests of members; promotion of fundraising events
e.g. for the “Poppy Appeal”; Services
of Remembrance relating to events
of National / Military importance e.g.
Armistice Day.
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Both Branches Committees are hopeful that existing members will continue their membership and support.
Anyone who supports the aims and
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Never forget that many members of
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will continue to pay the ultimate sac- that you might see in your garden.
rifice to support our country.
Garden Bird of the Month – Greatspotted Woodpecker
Mark Green.
People are usually very excited when
Gotham R.B.L. Secretary to the
they see a Great-spotted Woodpecker
Branch.
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results of the competition, which was
“an unusual bottle”, was as follows:
1st Lesley Allan, 2nd Kay Savage and
West Leake Women’s
3rd Betty Wood.
The next meeting on March 4th at
Institute
7.15pm is a talk on Morris Dancing by
Mr David Brown and the competition
February Report
is, a Paperweight.
On Wednesday 4th February some of If you would like more information on
the ladies of West Leake Women’s In- our group please contact Sue Roulstitute arrived at the meeting looking stone 01509 856592
their usual smart everyday selves but
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This was due to the skills of beautiLOCAL AREA CRIME
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1st January -31st January 2015
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EAST LEAKE
makeup and the waxing of eyebrows.
The demonstration was focussed on
13th Unknown suspect has stolen
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a very tasteful, delicate and flattering
changing rooms at the Leisure
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The business meeting followed the
30th Unknown suspect has stolen an
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the pound in the bucket drawer took
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victim was at work on Lantern Lane.
30th Over night unknown suspects have
entered building site on Woodgate Road
and stolen items from the location
WEST LEAKE
BARTON IN FABIS
24th Unknown suspects have forced
entry to a property on Main Street by
smashing a pane in the door and stealing a laptop from within.
No crimes reported
GOTHAM
RATCLIFFE ON SOAR
No crimes reported
SUTTON BONINGTON
14th Over night unknown suspects
have stolen a vehicle from outside a
property
on Far lane with
keys. This vehicle has since been recovered in Nottingham City centre.
20-30thUnknown suspects have entered
an insecure shed on Main Street and
stolen items from within.
9th Unknown suspects have stolen a
moped from outside a property on
Meadow End where it was parked
with the keys in the ignition.
k's piece
MISS MILLIE
We have a new addition to our ani24th A boiler was taken from a rear gar- mals... She is an elderly Jack Russell
den on Main street which had been left called Millie. She is fourteen years
and ten months old and she was my
outside for scrap
dads
dog. She has stayed with
NORMANTON ON SOAR
ZOUCH
continued on page 18
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Please be aware that between midnight on
Saturday 14th February 2015 and 0915 on
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broken into on Sharpley Drive East Leake.
The offender smashed the passenger side
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Don’t leave valuables on show in your vehicle. That old coat on the back seat
may be worthless, but a thief won't know that or that the pockets are empty.
Don’t leave your wallet or mobile phone in your car even if you’re just nipping somewhere for a few minutes. It only takes a thief seconds!
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She's deaf, and her eyesight is very
bad.
Her appetite is good and she
us before when dad has been ill or in
never
refuses anything. I also have her
hospital...now she is a
on
Joint
Aid as she is a bit stiff and
permanent fixture as my dad passed
wobbly
on
her back end. So there you
away last week. We have had her for
have
it.
3
dogs
3 cats (in the house) 3
about a month and she has lost a bit
bearded
dragons,
2 rats, 2 parrots,
of weight. Had her very long nails
4
rabbits,
1
guinea
pig, 1 tortoise, 5
clipped. And her diet is much better. I
quail
(in
the
Olde
shoppe)
started her on Lilys Kitchen dog food
and now she also has some raw food. 2 pigeons, 1 dove, 4 cockatiels 1 budgie 1 jackdaw (in aviaries)
She fits in quite well and has estabIf
I've forgotten anything...sorry. I did
lished herself as quite well up in the
say
no more...
pecking order. Our Border Collie MolJust
like to say I've heard some really
lie has had a couple of run ins with her
good
things about the new vet in the
but things now seem settled.
village,
I haven't used them myself
Fingers crossed. Millie has fits for
as
I
am
more
than happy where I am.
which she is on medication, 4 tablets
But
I
wish
them
all the very best and I
a day. Since she has been with us she
know
we
can
work
well together.
has only had one, that was in the first
See
you
next
time.
week. Now her routine is established
hopefully they will be few and far
Kay XX
between.
continued from page 16
Park your car in your garage or on
your driveway if possible and try to
park your vehicle in a well lit area.
Don’t leave your keys in your vehicle
when you are not in it.
Activate your alarm and immobiliser
if you have one.
Make use of security devices such as
steering locks and other devices.
plications attract more interest and
concern. We let you know about the
planning decisions that we think are
FORWARD PLANNING – FORWARD of most interest after each committee
– we post information on our website
THINKING
and on social media. Every year, we
Our Development Control Committee determine well over 1,000 planning
meets every month to discuss and de- applications, ranging from domestic
cide on planning applications. Some extensions to large housing schemes
planning applications are decided by and new business premises.
our staff as they are straightforward
and non-controversial. But some ap- We also try really hard to communicate in plain English. Planning is
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years in residence. The
centre, based on Wilford
Lane, will be used by 80
young people from the
After being homeless for Army Cadet Force and the
more than two months 209 Air Training Corps and
it includes a new training
(West Bridgford) Royal
Air Force Air Cadets have hall, radio rooms, fully
interactive lecture rooms
finally moved into their
and plenty of room to store
new £1 million base.
essential training equipThe squadron moved out ment.
of their crumbling old
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Sergeant Grace McDonald was “chuffed” the 209
(West Bridgford) Squadron now had a place to call
their own.
The New College Nottingham High Pavement
student said: “First they
said we could move in, in
April and then November,
so it did feel a bit like it
was never going to happen. But now it’s open and
ready to use and I’m really
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Grace said: “There is so
purpose, and provides the
much room now; we can
local squadron with a fanactually teach in the classtastic
opportunity to grow
rooms, we are not fighting
and
develop
its presence in
the projector for space.”
the locality.”
Wing Commander Nigel
Dickinson, Officer ComIf you’re aged between 12
manding South and East
(School Year 8) and 17 and
Midlands Wing, said: “Our are interested in becomsincere thanks to everyone ing a Royal Air Force Air
involved in this project.
Cadet, 209 (West Bridg-
ford) Squadron are holding
a recruitment evening on
Monday 30th March 2015
from 19:00 to 21:00 at our
West Bridgford Joint Cadet
Training Centre on Wilford
Lane.
For more information, you
can visit our website at
www.209atc.com/ or like
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The Pinfold Pets Corner stomach for a day or two,
Many people know that
chocolate is ‘poisonous’ for
dogs but most of us also
know alot of dogs that are
partial to the odd cocoacovered treat, and apart
from the tell-tale signs on
the waist-line, don’t seem
to suffer any other effects.
The toxin responsible for
chocolate poisoning is
Theobromine, a naturally
– by Lorna Clark BVetMed MRCVS (Veterinary
Surgeon)
Chocolate Poisoning – Is it
anything to get ‘egg’cited
about?
Q - My Boxer dog recently
stole and ate a whole
Toblerone whilst we were
out! She was very sick afterwards and had an upset
but luckily this seemed to
be the only ill-effect. I was
wondering, how poisonous
is chocolate to dogs?
A - With Easter approaching in April, I thought this
would be a great question
to tackle and get our new,
regular feature in the East
Leake Times off to a sweet
start!
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building which used to be responsible for the baking of bread and other
such items in East Leake. Now located adjacent to the Co-Op on East
Leakes' Main Street N o 91. The Olde Bakehouse does not just sell pet
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occurring chemical found in Cocoa
Beans. Dogs are much less effective
than humans at processing and eliminating theobromine in the body, and
therefore are much more sensitive to its
effects. Theobromine is from the same
class of chemicals as Caffeine, and so
the side-effects of the toxin are quite
similar. As you would expect, the sideeffects are dose-dependent, so chocolate
with a higher theobromine content is
going to have a more serious effect, especially if consumed in large amounts.
Dark chocolate has the highest theobromine content, followed by milk chocolate and then white chocolate.
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Of dogs that eat chocolate
only about 50% become
ill, and most have an upset
stomach and develop
vomiting or diarrhoea (or
both!). Although unpleasant, vomiting is a good
way of eliminating the
toxin and preventing absorption which stops more
serious side-effects from
occurring. In severe cases
of chocolate toxicity, some
dogs can develop neurological symptoms (including
restlessness, aggression, or
balance problems), heart
problems (increased heart
rate, high blood pressure)
or abnormal muscular
activity (twitching, tremors
or even fitting). Although
this sounds alarming, these
cases are rare and death
from chocolate toxicity is
extremely uncommon.
So, the burning question
is how much chocolate is
too much chocolate? Well,
strictly speaking we should
avoid giving chocolate to
dogs at all. Apart from the
toxic element, chocolate
is high in fat and sugar
and has a negative impact
on dental health and the
afore-mentioned waistline!
In very small amounts,
there is not likely to be any
detrimental side-effects at
all, but in instances such as
the dog in question above,
where the Easter-egg stash
or similar is unexpectedly
raided, we suggest that you
contact your vet for advice.
We have recommended
guidelines that tell us how
much chocolate is likely to
be dangerous for your dog
(we calculate how much
toxin is likely to have been
ingested - this depends on
the type of chocolate eaten
and the size of your dog!)
and we can advise accordingly. Sometimes we
might need to make your
dog sick (if it hasn’t been
sick already!) and in more
severe cases, supportive
therapy and monitoring
may be required.
Luckily, most owners
are aware of the danger
of chocolate to dogs and
keep it safely locked away
(in my case, mainly from
children and husband – but
also the dogs!). However,
dogs are dogs, and chocolate is tasty (and even the
foil wrappers don’t tend
to be too off-putting!) so I
know that this Easter (and
probably before!) we will
receive a few calls from
concerned dog-owners and
see a few chocolate-opportunists suffering the aftereffects of a chocolate raid!
If you have a question for
us, please do not hesitate
to give us a call at the
practice on 01509 606979
or email us on enquiries@
pinfoldvets.co.uk, we will
be happy to advise you.
Pinfold Vets is a new, privately-owned small animal
veterinary practice in East
Leake. With an emphasis
on customer service and
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Please come and meet us and we will be happy to show you around our new practice.
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