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4Eating Well On A BudgetLeon Horton is trying to eat well on £20 for a week
Book ReviewsWhat Chorlton Bookshop have been reading this month
The History of Hough End AerodromeAndrew Simpson charts the history of Chorlton’s Aerodrome
Business IndexFind local businesses and trades
The Community IndexGet involved in your local community!
SportsOur sporting debut starts here, all the news on local sports
February In Your GardenKatherine Watson on why you should encourage some more wildlife in your garden this year
Chorlton Traders NewsNews from Chorlton traders association
Putting Our Arts Into ItNew Chorlton arts centre introduce themselves
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Twenty pounds doesn’t go far these days. Well, not in my
pocket. By my reckoning, twenty quid equals one and a bit Doctor Who DVDs, or a night out if I go home early - which I’m always happy to do if I’ve got a DVD to watch (unwanted Doctor Who and fine wines to the editorial address, please).If, like me, you live on a tight budget, this never-ending recession will be hitting you hard; and if, like most, you have bills, taxes and bankers’ salaries to pay you’ll be only too aware how much the weekly outgoings impact on the weekly food budget - another notch on the proverbial belt.
But should that be at the expense of our diet and, by implication, our health and wellbeing? No. It should not. Government cuts don’t have to mean cheap cuts of meat, or loitering in vain by the supermarket ‘bargain section’ ten minutes before closing - as I’ve only recently discovered.
For some time I’ve been labouring under the misapprehension that while shopping at your local independents can only be a good thing, the state of my finances make it prohibitively expensive; that I’m doomed (short of winning the Health Lottery) to a life of priced-down, tasteless ready-meals and supermarket own brands. But it ain’t necessarily so. To put my presumption to
the test, I decided to run a little price comparison experiment on some of our local stores...
Take my vegetarian signature dish (see recipe opposite) as an example. A mixed bean and aubergine tagine (that’s a casserole where I come from), this inexpensive, nutritious and - dare I say it - delicious meal is not only good for feeding a ravenous family, it’s also great for entertaining friends. Not only that, but there’s often enough left over to blitz into soup or freeze for later.
I bought the ingredients, bar the paprika and the oil, from the Unicorn Co-operative Grocery (a place I’ve long held to be out of my price range) for £8.02; pretty good value for a meal for four. Moreover, everything - even the tomato puree - was organic, adding to the flavour of the dish.
To put that figure in context, I compared it to some of the big supermarkets. Much to my surprise, the same list of ingredients - none of which were organic - came in at £6.86 from Morrisons - a miniscule saving by anyone’s standards. Asda was the cheapest at £6.33, but factor in the cost of travel and it’s no value at all. Most expensive of
all was Tesco, which added up to £8.35. Every little helps? I don’t think so. “That’s all well and good,” I hear you say, “but that’s just one meal - what about the rest of the week?” OK. Let’s take a broader view...
Breakfast - both for champions and lesser mortals - is the most important meal of the day. Personally, it’s coffee and a cigarette, but for most people it’s the early morning fuel that
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Eating Well on a Budget Leon Horton
“Government cuts don’t have to mean cheap cuts of meat, or loitering in vain by the supermarket ‘bargain section’ ten minutes before closing...”
drives us to lunch. It might be the Full English that gets you going. Or some sugar-coated, chocolate malfunction with a ‘free’ plastic toy. Whatever your pleasure, breakfast can come at a hefty price. So how about porridge instead? Oats! Cheap as... well... oats. I know, I know, porridge is boring, the kids don’t like it, etc... Fair enough. But try this for size: throw a few sultanas into the mix, sprinkle with cinnamon and a drizzle of honey at the end, and see what your kids think.
I suppose what I’m saying is this: twenty pounds, by no
means a fortune, can stretch a long way when it has to. It goes even further when it’s spent on ingredients and not tasteless junk food with god-knows-what in it. Horsemeat in your beef burger, anyone? No thank you. With a bit more forethought and a bit more effort, I’ve not only made my food budget last longer - with the added satisfaction of supporting my local independents - but I’ve somehow managed to improve my diet. No mean feat for a man like me. So if you ever catch me by a so-called bargain bin again, do me a flavour...
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Leon’s Mixed Bean and Aubergine TagineWith Baked Mushroom Rice (serves 4)
For the Tagine you will need :1 aubergine, cut into chunks1 courgette, sliced1 tin (240g) mixed beans in water, drained2 large tomatoes, roughly chopped1-2 fresh red chillies, seeded and chopped1 onion, thinly sliced3 garlic cloves, crushed2 tbsp tomato puree1 tsp paprika300ml vegetable stock2 bay leaves75ml olive oilSalt and black pepper, to taste
Instructions :1) Heat 4tbsp of the oil in a frying pan or wok. Pat the aubergine dry, then add to the oil and cook for 5 minutes. Remove and set aside. 2) Add remaining oil to the pan and fry the onions until softened. Add the crushed garlic and chopped chillies and cook for a further five minutes, stirring frequently. 3) Transfer to a large tagine or casserole dish with the cooked aubergine. 4) Add the remaining ingredients, season to taste, cover and cook in the oven at 160c/Gas 3 for 1 hour.
For the Baked Rice you will need :350g long grain rice250g chestnut mushrooms, roughly chopped1 onion, thinly sliced600ml vegetable stock (or 500ml plus a glass of white wine)4tbsp vegetable oilSalt and black pepper, to taste
Instructions :1) Heat the oil in a roasting pan on the stove and add the onion. Cook for 2-3 minutes, or until softened but not browned. 2) Add the rice and fry for another 2 minutes, then add the mushrooms and stir through. 3) Add the stock, season to taste, cover and bake in the oven at 160c/gas 3
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I first came across Hough End Aerodrome while reading articles by Nora
Templar who lived at Dog House Farm for 47 years.She remembered “the landing of the first small aeroplane in the fields, the forerunner of many between 1916 and 1918. Manchester’s first aerodrome was built by the Government at Hough End.
The first planes were delivered by train. Pilots came in low over the Dog House chimneys and waved from their Avro’s and Handley Pages.”
The aerodrome was on what is now Hough End Playing Fields and was opened in May 1918 by the War Department for the assembly and delivery of aircraft to the RAF. The site had been chosen by partly because this was still open farmland and also because of the railway line which meant the aircraft could be transported direct from factories in Newton Heath and Stockport to the airfield and assembled on site.
After the war it became a civilian airfield and from 1922 flew a service down to Croydon Airport near London, and as Nora remembered was used by aircraft competing in the King’s Cup Race air races in 1922 and 1923. “There were also a number of flying displays at the aerodrome and the Lancashire Aero Club, the oldest flying club in Britain, was formed at and operated from Alexandra
Park until 1924, when it moved to Woodford Aerodrome.”
But the aerodrome closed in 1924. Like our brick works it had been given a set life by the Egerton estate who leased the land on condition that it ceased being used five years after the end of the war. So on August 24th 1924 the place closed and the hangers and workshops were demolished.
Today nothing remains save two plaques recording the presence of the aerodrome. One in the sports pavilion at Hough End Playing Fields and the other in the grounds of No. 184 (South Manchester) Squadron, Air Cadets in Hough End Crescent.
Almost as soon as civilian aircraft began using aerodrome there was a debate about whether it should be taken over by Manchester Corporation. Much was made of
its closeness to the city centre and the boost it could give to the economy. Birmingham Council had already bought the West Bromwich Aerodrome and this was a 40 minute car ride from the centre compared to just the ten minutes it would take to get to Albert Square. There was also a strong belief that the Air Ministry would sell for a very low price.
But reading the newspaper reports of the period there is a sense that it was still not as successful
Hough End AerodromeThe story of
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One journalist commented that “the aerodrome has known many vicissitudes. The travellers on the railway between Manchester and Withington have seen it alternate between a place of stirring activity during and just after the war and a place of flat desolation untroubled by the whirr of a single propeller, the great sliding doors of the hangars firmly closed, the weather gauges streaming out in indication of breezes that interested no one. Now and then awakened by the measure activity of a civilian service or its pulse has been quickened to a very swift beat by it being a station for the round Britain air Race.”
Part of the problem I suspect was just the cost of flying. A
flight from Manchester to Paris would shave six to seven hours off the journey by rail and channel crossing but the fare would be 9 guineas making it a third more expensive than the conventional trip. Moreover this assumed that the service had been subsidised “by £10,000 to cover the installation and inauguration of a service.” Which even then might as one newspaper reported only be used by businessmen “whose time is worth money, earns say £2000 a year, which is £2 an hour, [who would] save six hours and so make between £8 and £9 on the deal.”
The case became even more important with the development of the surrounding area for housing. Soon the argument ran there
would not be enough land for an airport.
The Egerton estate appeared to view with favour a Corporation buy up and promised to hold off selling the land till a decision could be made. But in the event there was no Corporation buy out and by the terms of the original lease agreement all flying use stopped five years after the war’s end and on September 24th 1924 all the buildings and power plant were put up for auction including nine hangars and other buildings, two generators, cables electric fittings, boilers, heating piping, water piping, baths, wash basins, lavatory fittings and other items.”
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bee production and the affect on winter colony survival levels. Obviously there isn’t a great deal we can do about our weather but there may be a few small things we could do to help in our gardens. If you’re stuck for a present for someone, you could always ‘adopt a beehive’ (www.adoptabeehive.co.uk) which is a scheme to raise funds for research and education into good bee husbandry. Alternatively, there are a whole range of everyday plants that are ‘Bee Friendly’ – i.e. rich in pollen and nectar, that might encourage bees into
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Book ReviewsWritten using a mixture of letters and emails, this hilarious commentary on white middle class America is fantastic. The story focuses on the need to fit in and conform to the norm.Bree, the 15 year old narrator is about to leave her comfy if slightly unconventional school for her mother’s old boarding school halfway across the country. Despite her chaotic and somewhat dysfunctional family life Bree is a bit of a genius in the making. Bernadette, Bree’s mother is considered odd and crazy by the other parents at the school. She never joins in with school activities and tries her best to avoid contact with the other parents, much to the disgust of Audrey;
head of the Galer Street PTA. Bernadette has turned herself into a neurotic snobbish recluse who refuses to engage with the little people! Bernadette wasn’t always like this and as her present slowly begins to unravel we discover how and why this transformation occurred.Maria Semple has been a script writer for American comedies for years. This skill is obvious in the way she has created such recognisably comic characters that are so easy to laugh at but love at the same time. Unfortunately only available as a hardback at the moment, the paperback is due in July. Go on treat yourself to a book Jonathan Franzen “tore through with Heedless Pleasure”!
Following on from Secret River, this carries on the story of a lowly Thames boatman transported to Australia for stealing. Sarah Thornhill is the youngest daughter of William and is being groomed to marry well and become a proper young lady.Sarah is part of a wellrespected family with a large household and plenty of money. She loves her father and has no worries apart from a stepmother who is determined to turn the Thornhill girls into genteel young ladies. However, society is already divided into two unspoken categories. There are those who came as free men and women and then there are those such as William, Sarah’s father. Despite many years of respectability and wealth William will always be branded as one of those who came in chains and worked for
his freedom. Sarah is unaware of yet another prejudice; against those settlers of mixed race. The hatred toward these people seems almost worse than that towards the aborigine communities. It’s extremely unfortunate then that Sarah falls madly in love with Jack who has a white rich father but an unknown aboriginal Mother. We follow Sarah as she chooses between love or social acceptance. A terrible secret from the past helps push Sarah into making her choice.For fans of historical fiction this is a must read. It’s lovely to be able to go back and revisit familiar characters especially when they could be based on real people. If you haven’t read Secret River don’t worry, this can be read as a stand-alone book.
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Chorlton Traders News
Chorlton businesses pulled out all the stops for the festive season! Not only
did many generously contribute to ensure that Chorlton had
festive lights, record numbers made a fantastic effort to decorate their windows and enter the Civic Society Christmas window competition.
Chair of the Civic Society Jenny Slee was joined by Margaret Williams and local artist Peter
Topping for the judging and results were announced at the meeting in January.
First place - Modern Army Stores (well done Andy!)
Second place - Betty & Butch
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Clubs, Societies & Groups
Chorlton Aikido Club Wednesdays 7.30-9.30pmSt Ninians, Wilbraham Rdwww.lancashireaikikai.org861 8456
Community Allotment & Apiary Scott Avenue Allotment0797313906807521500223uk.groups.yahoo.com/ group/grow_for_it/
Chorlton Bridge ClubChristine Blackburn Tel: 225 8854 www.bridge webs.com/chorlton
Chorlton Civic SocietyNext meeting Tuesday 12th March 7.30pm Chorlton Library meeting room. Chair - Jenny Slee 0757 0879 091 www.chorltoncivicsociety.org.uk
Chorlton Evening Townswomens Guild Meet every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month at 7.30pm Chorlton Library. 0161 881 6354
Chorlton Good Neighbours881 2925 [email protected]
Chorlton History Groupmeets on the 1st Thursday of the month at 1.30pm - 3pm at Chorlton Good Neighbours St Nininians Church, Egerton Rd South
Chorlton Knits1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at Oddest Bar
Chorlton Philosophy GroupMeets every Tuesday at 7.30pm, upstairs at the Lloyds pub. All welcomesites.google.com/site/chorltonphilosophygroup
Chorlton Reading GroupOnce a month in the meeting room behind Chorlton library 7.30pmAll welcome 881 [email protected]
Coffee and Craft Mornings at Chorlton Good Neighbours. Meet friends and have a coffee, with arts and crafts group. Thursday’s 10-11.30am Wilbraham St Ninian’s Church 881 2925 www.cgncg.org.uk
IntergenVolunteer opportunities for Chorlton residents 55+ to work with local primary school children. Estelle Longmore 881 7693 or 07946761785 www.intergen.org.uk
Friends of Alexandra Park226 7525 www.friends ofalexandrapark.org.uk
Friends of Chorlton Meadows 881 6276www.friendsofchorltonmeadows.blogspot.com
Friends of Longford [email protected]
Manchester Flower Lovers’ Guild St Werburghs Church Hall, Chorlton Anne 881 6591 flowersnorthwest.net
Shakespeare House Community CentreWhalley RangeM16 8NR, [email protected]
Simply CyclingLongford Park, Athletics StadiumMon & Fri - 9.30 - NoonSun - 1 - 3pmAll abilties and ages welcomeContact Sue
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St. Clements FellowshipContact Barbara Burns on 0161 881 5912 or Ida Bradshaw on 0161 861 7158 for information
Whalley Range Cricket & Lawn Tennis Clubevery Friday indoor cricket nets :Years 5 & 6: 6.30-7.30; Years 7-10: 5.30-6.60: Seniors (16+): 7.30-8.30. £4 Springbridge Road, William Hulme Grammar School
Whalley Range ForumJN8 Youth & Community Centre, 82 Cromwell Ave, M16 0BG 881 3744 [email protected] www.whalleyrange.org
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50+Social GroupArts/Walking/HolidaysLila, [email protected] 2261214
Health & Fitness
Pilates classes at Firswood Community Centre, Longford Park.
Tues 8 - 9 pm, Wed 6.15 - 7.15 & 7.30 - 8.30 pm.
Contact Danielle 07511 354 745 www.evolutionpilates.co.uk
(Body Control Pilates trained).
Alexander TechniqueOne-to-one sessions in Chorlton & Didsbury, group evening classes.Contact: Sue Fleming on 861 8848, 07796470163www.alexandertechnique.co.uk
The Yoga RoomsThursday 10-11.15am Drop-in Yoga (all levels)
Friday 10-11am Drop-in Pilates (all levels)Full Programme at www.theyogarooms.co.uk
Pilates Classes Sarah 07776196504 www.energyflowfitness.co.uk
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Beetlefelt Craft WorkshopsCarol Mowl Tel: 881 6309 www.beetlefelt.co.uk
Chorlton Art Group Meets each Tuesday, 10.00 to 12.00 at St. Werbergh’s church hall, Chorlton. Come along for a chat, a cup of coffee or a quiet painting session.More details from Brenda at [email protected]
Chorlton Sewing Club1st Thursday of the month 7.30 - 9.30pmChorlton Library chorltonsewing.wordpress.com
Creative Recycling Gallery40 Beech Rd M21 9ELcraftscreativecourses.co.uk
Drum & Percussion GroupPlaying Brazilian and Cuban rhythms. Thursday evenings 7-9pm St. Margarets Church, Whalley Range Sue 226 4311
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Making Miniatures Group4th Monday of the month, 8pm Scout Hut, English Martyrs Church, Alexandra Rd South, M16Contact Ann 07814 861 285
Ministry of Craft 07850 894 752 www.ministryofcraft.co.uk
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South Manchester Camera ClubClub Meets Monday nights at 8pm Didsbury Methodist Church M20 5LRwww.smcc.org.uk
Sewing Courses at Pottery Corner, Beech Rd Basic Sewing Skills, Mon 7-9pm - starts 25th FebContact Ruth Tel: 881 9861 [email protected]
Music & EntertainmentChorlton Film InstituteSearching For SugarmanThursday 21st February 2013. Doors open 8.10 pm - Film starts 8.30 pm Entrance £5 St Clements Church
Chorlton Folk ClubThursdays 9pm Ellesmere Rd Cricket Club
Folk Songs and Tunes at The BeechIf you enjoy folk songs and tunes even older than the Beech. 1st & 3rd Wednesdays for Songs2nd & 4th for Tunes.Beech Road, Chorlton, M21 9EG
Guitar/Songwriting LessonsDominic Kearne 07906 203388 www.dominickearne.com
Manchester Sing Out Choir (Gospel Choir)If you enjoy singing - this is the place to be. Every Tuesday 7-9pmSt Johns Centre, Old Trafford www.manchestersingoutchoir.org [email protected]
Therapy & Support GroupsCafé Spirit Meets 2nd Monday of the month at Copperfields Café in Chorlton 7.30pm Lesley 882 0848 Email: [email protected]
Chorlton Anxiety Group226 3871
Manchester Institute for Psychotherapy454 Barlow Moor Rd, Chorlton, M21 0BQ 0161 862 9456 www.mcpt.co.uk
New Family Social UK charity for LGBT
adopters, foster carers and their children. Meets every 2 months in south Manchester.newfamilysocial.co.uk
Rainbow Families 07903 397 108 rainbowfamilies@ hotmail.com
Useful NumbersChorlton Library 227 3700
Citizens Advice 0870 126 4094
Manchester City Council234 5000
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Young golf prodigy Josh Curtis (pictured) made his mark
on national TV with an appearance on the Sports View Personality of the Year show.The 13-year-old is a junior member at both Didsbury and Chorlton Golf Clubs and looks
destined for county honours after dropping his handicap to five during the past 12 months.
the show featured junior golf development in the country and the BBC cameras came down to Chorlton Golf Club to film Josh in action and interview him about junior golf development..
His father James is the highly respected professional at Chorlton where he has set up the very successful Manchester Golf Performance Centre.
James when a junior member at Didsbury, where his dad Sam is also a long-standing member and his brother Ben also won county honours, was Cheshire’s
youngest-ever player at the age of 16 to win full county colours and Josh is certainly following in his father’s footsteps.
During the past season Josh won junior ‘majors’ at both Chorlton and Didsbury and he has had a great example to follow at Chorlton where junior Captain Cameron Massey, a former student at St Anthony’s HS, Stretford, has played for England u18’s and Cheshire first team in 2012 to show the great work being done for junior golf in the south Manchester clubs.
James said: “The TV crew came down to Chorlton to film Josh and all of the family and members of the club are very proud of him.”
Broughton Park RUFC were the grateful recipients
of a defribillator which was presented to them by Ian Procter-Dow from the North West Ambulance Service.It was provided by a generous donation from the family of young student Sammy Alkhalaf who suffered a cardiac arrest while playing for Manchester University’s RL team on one of Park’s pitches at Hough End last Spring.
Sammy, 20, collapsed during play and his colleagues rushed
over to a neighbouring pitch to seek the help of Park physio Ruth Bradley.
Ruth said:” With the help of the referee and Park officials we were able to administer CPR and mouth-to-mouth to keep him alive and resuscitate him four times until the paramedics arrived and took him to the MRI.
“He has made a good recovery with the help of a pacemaker implant.
“To receive the defribillator for the club is a great boost and we have trained 12 of our staff
in its use and hopefully we will not need to use it.”
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Rugby Park get their reward
Josh makes his mark on Sports View Personality
Community Index Sport
Pictured receiving the defribillator from Ian Procter-Dow are Ruth Bradley and BP President Alan Marsland
Chorltonians FC are one of the biggest open age Saturday
afternoon football clubs in the region.They are based at the Police Club at Hough End and were founded in the 1930’s by old boys of Chorlton Grammar School.
They field six teams each Saturday in the Lancashire and Cheshire AFL with the first team enjoying life in the Premier division and their
lower teams are also enjoying success in league and cup competitions.
The seconds are currently top of division two and have reached the last eight of the prestigious Manchester Amateur Cup with a 3-1 win over Beechfield United from the Manchester Amateur FL and they are also in the last eight of the league’s Wray Cup for second teams.
Chorlton judo coach Steve Pullen MBE was delighted to be
given the award as Greater Manchester’s ‘Unsung Hero’ at a glittering ceremony staged at The Point at Lancashire CC.For his outstanding work in his sport in Trafford Steve was put forward for the GM finals as Trafford’s Unsung Hero and received his award from man United executive David Gill in front of an assembly of over
500 sporting stars.
These included Olympic and Paralympic medal winners Jade Jones, David Weir MBE, Etienne Stott, Nicola White and Lutala Muhamed.
As well as his framed certificate Steve also won some VIP tickets for a Man United match of his choice.
Steve said: “It was superb to receive such an award in front of a galaxy of stars but for me the award was in recognition of the other volunteers in the
sport of judo who have put in such great work for so many years”.
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Sports clubs are the lifeblood of the local community providing a huge range of opportunities for people of all ages and genders to get into sport.They give people the chance to mix in a social environment as well providing vital exercise of body and mind and in many cases make friends for life.
Our area is very rich in such clubs and they rely so much on the voluntary efforts of people to run them and these sports articles try to provide an insight into the huge amount of work done by these volunteers on behalf of their local community.
If you have any stories about sport by individuals or teams contact Geoff Garnett on either 0161 881 7550 or email [email protected]
Chorltonians seconds bring cup glory
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Steve is pictured with his award and co-workers Lyndon Levitt, Rowena Birch and Steve Ravenscroft
Action from the match v Beechfield United (Chorlts in black and green)
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