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July 2016 | D I S C O V E R I N G Deeping 3

I am so proud to welcome you to this month’s issue, which sees Discovering Deeping launch into its second year. I’d like to start off by thanking everyone who has, and continues to, make our magazine a success, from our supportive local businesses, enthusiastic contributors and the Discovering Magazine team, who work so hard behind the scenes.

And so, onto our brand new shiny July issue, which aims to keep you as up-to-date and informed about local issues, topics and events as ever. On page 9, you’ll find an interesting discussion about neighbour disputes, while waiting for you on page 14, is a mouth-watering recipe for chicken parcels – a perfect for dish for summer garden parties. This month we’ve also been thinking muscle power, on page 37, as well as finding out more about one of our beautiful local churches on page 16 – proof that we really do have something for everyone!

The Discovering Deeping team are always keen to get to know our readers, and find out even more about the local community. We really value your feedback, and would absolutely love to hear from anyone who has a new area of interest we could explore in the future. We look forward to hearing from you soon…

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This time of year, seems to me, to be filled with opportunities to feel part of our global, national and local communities. Lots of us are taking breaks from the usual humdrum of life, to relax on holiday and explore foreign lands, perhaps somewhere hot like Dubai (page 6), while if you’re staying at home this July, and fancy getting out and about in the area, we are lucky enough to have a local social scene bursting with possibilities. With a wide range of festivals, fetes, fundraisers and fun days out, make sure you keep our events list (pages 44-45) somewhere handy!

It’s certainly a time to feel patriotic, with the Queen celebrating her birthday (again!), the amazing safe return of Tim Peake and his fellow astronauts, and, at the time of writing, the England football team being top of the table in the Euros. Again, locally, we have much to be proud of, as incredible individuals and determined groups both continue to make their mark. Just a quick flick through this month’s issue, shows us what a wide range of things we have to be proud of, whether it’s our local businesses’ charity work or our school students making a glowing impression in the workplace (page 10). From our Mayor and his team honouring local volunteers (page 4), to local experts offering invaluable advice. So, no matter how you decide to spend your July, I hope these pages will help you to take a minute or two to appreciate our beautiful little community and all it has to offer.

4 Words from the Mayor

6/7 Travel Column

9 Legal Corner

10/11 Community Matters

14 Recipe

16 Discovering... the Priory Church

20 The Potting Shed

22 Your Finances

27 Treasure Hunt

34 The Technolgy Site - Microsoft Product Lifecycle Explained

37 Empire Gym - Muscle Size versus Muscle Strength

38 Will and Probate Services

39 Health Issues

42 Pets and Vets

44/45 Events

46 Spotlight on Schools - The Willoughby School

48 Motoring

50 Clubs guide

51 Police Patrol - Child Sexual Exploitation

52 Puzzles

53/55 Directory of local businesses

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D I S C O V E R I N G Deeping | July 20164

There was a superb turnout for the council’s first ‘Walking the Footpaths’ recently: over sixty people were in attendance for a sociable walk around Deeping. The next walking event will be held on July 5th at 6.30pm, meeting outside the Town Hall.I had my Civic Service on June 12th at St.

Guthlac’s Church, followed by afternoon tea at the Coronation Hall. The event was attended by over fifty civic invitees. A Guard of Honour was supplied by the Army Cadet Force, 2 Squadron, 14 Troop, Market Deeping Detachment, Queen’s Royal Lancers, who are also one of my charities for this year, along with the Deepings’ Men’s Group. The afternoon tea was supplied by Lilli’s Tearoom - what a delight! We also, of course, paid tribute to the Queen during her birthday month.

Words from the MayorCouncillor Wayne Lester

Don’t forget, ‘Meet your Councillor’ surgery at the Library on July 2nd from 10.00am until 12.00 where you can see both Cllr. Adam Brooks of Market Deeping Town Council and Cllr. Andrew Bowell of Deeping St. James Parish Council. If you have any local issues that we can assist you with, we would love for you to pop along.

Dates for your Diary:■ Sunday July 3rd – The Deepings Carnival – Starting in Deeping St. James and parading to Market Deeping on to John Eve Field.■ Saturday July 16th – St Guthlac’s Church Fete in the vicar’s garden on Church Street. ■ Sunday August 7th – Deeping Raft Race.

Over ninety volunteers joined us for an evening of thanksgiving during National Volunteers’ Week at the Deepings’ Community Centre. It was a wonderful evening, honouring a wide range of local volunteers, who do so much to help others in the community.


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Dubai Dream Holiday

Eat with locals or take a gourmet tour of the world• Dubai is one of the world’s most exciting dining destinations; a sprawling city with unparalleled multicultural cuisine.

• Simple street-side Arabic cuisine of Zaroob and legendary Pakistani hotspot, Ravi.

• On Fridays, most restaurants across town open their doors for brunch – a Dubai institution, where family and friends gather for a long lunch.

• Pay a visit to Mercury Lounge for Downtown skyline views; 360º to gaze at the iconic Burj Al Arab. If you’re looking for atmosphere, I recommend a table in the clouds at At.mosphere on Level 122 of the Burj Khalifa, and the Jetty Lounge for relaxed seaside and iconic Palm Jumeirah vistas.

• Bazerkan, Capitol Hill is a chain of Lebanese eateries offering authentic dishes and fun experiences.

• Aprons & Hammers, Dubai International Marine Club is the perfect casual seafood spot.

• Al Qasr is a traditional Middle Eastern restaurant serving fantastic Lebanese cuisine.

Shopping Capital of the worldNowhere is Dubai’s harmony of old and new more evident than in its incredible shopping scene. With over ninety-five shopping malls (the largest of which is The Dubai Mall at more than twelve

Whether you would prefer to relax and soak up the sunshine or embrace your adventurous side, Dubai is the perfect location for a summer holiday. There is no place in the world as diverse and rich in variety as this spectacular city. Here are just some of the things you can get involved in on your summer break in Dubai.

million square feet), you can shop ‘til you drop. No one mall is the same as the other; the Ibn Battuta Mall (named after the Arabic explorer) is country themed, and you can also head across town to the Pharaonic Wafi Mall.

You must see the stunning waterfall and Aquarium at The Dubai Mall too!

Beach blissDubai has fun in the sun for everyone — especially with all the amazing watersport and beach activities on offer.

Dubai’s glorious sandy beaches, warm Arabian Gulf waters and year-round sunshine are the perfect ingredients for

anyone looking to be in the sun and near the water.

There is no more glamorous way to soak up the sun than by lazing on a cushioned lounger on the beachfront and making full use of the waiter service available.

Amazing waterparks; Aquaventure at Atlantis (with a slide that cuts through the middle of a shark tank!), and Wild Wadi at Jumeirah Beach Hotel are also “a must” when visiting Dubai.

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Families can head out on a desert safari across the dunes in a four-wheel drive, or go sand boarding, ride a camel or handle a falcon, whilst enjoying Emirati hospitality at a sumptuous buffet!

Grab a prime position along Burj Khalifa Lake to watch the record-breaking Dubai fountain show that kicks off every half hour from 6pm outside The Dubai Mall.

Hotel kids’ clubs and theme parks such as KidZania in The Dubai Mall ensure that parents are guaranteed some quiet time, knowing their little ones are in safe hands and off having the times of their lives!

Discover Dubai’s Culture and ArtIn Dubai, modern and historic culture are celebrated in equal measure. You can visit the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding (SMCCU), where you’ll learn of local customs and enjoy a traditional Emirati meal.

Ride across the Creek in a wooden abra (boat) and admire the traditional dhow fishing boats that line the waterway.

Outdoor Sports and Adventure Dubai offers so many opportunities if you’re seeking adventure. Gallop across the desert on an Arabian thoroughbred or tee off on a floodlit golf course at midnight, and, if you’re feeling extremely brave, jump out of a plane at 13,000 feet.

Hot-air balloon rides over Dubai’s desert landscape offer amazing views. A similar – albeit faster – sky-high experience is also offered by Skydive Dubai from its desert campus at Margham.

Dubai is horse-mad, with stables all across the emirate. Head to the Al Sahra Desert Resort Equestrian Centre or Al Jiyad Stables to ride horseback across the desert at sunset.

A desert safari is another popular venture, as is sand boarding on the Big Red dune – Dubai’s ‘black run’.

There are plenty of watersports to enjoy in Dubai, which can be very refreshing in the high summer heat. Cyclists aren’t forgotten about either, with 140 kilometres of track in

neighbourhoods, such as Jumeirah and Bur Dubai to explore.

EventsFrom sport to art, music and food, there’s always an event on in Dubai.

The internationally renowned Dubai Rugby Sevens and the lavish Dubai World Cup Carnival are staple sporting events, while the Emirates Literature Festival, Dubai Art Season, Dubai International Film Festival and Dubai Jazz Festival round off the major arts offerings.

Foodies should not miss the Dubai Food Festival, while fitness enthusiasts can partake in the annual Dubai Marathon or Cycle Challenge.

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Neighbours – Everybody needs them, but ….

You should not hang things on your neighbour’s fence, neither use it as support for your plants, nor paint your side of it without their permission.

There is no general legal requirement to maintain hedges. However, you should not allow unkempt hedges to block footpaths or obscure a motorist’s view. Your property may have a covenant, requiring you to maintain your hedge so you should check your deeds. Tall hedges may be covered by regulations under the Anti-social Behaviour Act 2003 and, if certain criteria apply, your Local Authority will, for a fee, assess the hedge and decide whether any action should be taken to reduce its height.

Trees can add a great deal of character to a garden, but they can also cause a nuisance to a next door neighbour when they start encroaching

over the fence. If the branches of a neighbour’s tree start to grow over to your side, you can cut them back to the boundary between you and your neighbour’s property, as long as the tree is not under a tree preservation order, or in a conservation area. The branches and any fruit on them which you have cut down from your side still belong to the tree owner, so you must return them. You would be well-advised to have a word with your neighbour before trimming back the branches, to let them know your intentions. This will ensure that good neighbourly relations are preserved.

Neighbour disputes can easily spiral out of control, so an amicable resolution to disputes is always the best route. Try to discuss the problem with them but, if you’re worried about approaching them, write a letter, explaining the problem.

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One of the most common causes of neighbour disputes involves boundaries. If you are unsure as to where your boundary is, or who owns it, the starting point is always your title deeds.

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Students experience the world of work!Year 10 students from The Deepings School had opportunities to experience two weeks in the world of work, through a superb range of placements, both locally and further afield including: Marks & Spencer, Park Air, Tesco, Morrisons, Anglia Co-op, Vivacity, Peterborough United FC, John Lewis, Bauer Media, solicitors, architects, vets and local primary and nursery schools.As a result of their keen attitudes, a number of students have been offered Saturday and holiday jobs and some will have the opportunity to join an apprenticeship programme following their exams next year. The school received excellent feedback from the organisations involved, who remarked on the outstanding contribution students

had made during the fortnight.

Mrs Linda Taylor who manages the work experience programme said: “We would like to take this opportunity to express our thanks to all the companies and organisations that have provided a placement to our students. We really appreciate the time and resources that are involved in providing work experience and value their support. We are proud of the way students conducted themselves and this experience will enable them to further develop their work related skills and help in their future career planning.”

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Right: Ethan Jones at Morrisons in SpaldingFar right: Max Jacobs at Whittlesey Veterinary Centre

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A Handful of Harmonies In July 2016, A Handful of Harmonies celebrate the fifth anniversary of the opening of the original schools in Langtoft and Bourne. They now run successfully, along with six groups around the local area.

These “ladies in pink” meet throughout the year to enjoy singing together in an informal setting and to perform at local events. As a community group, they also raise money for various charities, and for the past two years have adopted Sue Ryder, Thorpe Hall Hospice as their Charity of the Year. New members are always welcome – to find out more please visit the website http://www.handfulofharmonies.co.uk/

They also have a series of summer workshops which are themed around popular musicals or artists. This is an excellent way of finding out about how they work and are always great fun.

This year, the workshops will take place in Langtoft Village Hall from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm on the following dates: August 2nd, 4th, 8th and 11th.

The cost is £6 per session and more details will be published nearer to the time.

Tesco Get ‘Pretty Muddy’ This month saw a fantastic effort by staff at Tesco in Market Deeping, who slipped on their pink t-shirts, dived down mud slides and baked yummy cakes, all in the name of Cancer Research UK. The team from the local branch all pulled together, to raise a fabulous £1420.00 in donations from their generous customers and supporters.

The fundraising took place on Saturday 4th June, both in-store and in the grounds at Burghley House, where a team took part in the ‘Pretty Muddy’ 5k Race for Life. The hugely popular event saw a local team, from the store, crawling through muddy tunnels, cargo nets and other obstacles, finishing covered head to toe in glorious mud!

Back at base in Deeping, over the course of the same weekend, staff were busy selling homemade cakes, holding a teddy tombola and a raffle, consisting of prizes donated by Tesco itself, and many other local businesses including Linfords, Empire Gym and Shampooch, to name a few. Staff from Market Deeping Tesco would like to thank these local businesses, and, of course, their customers, who helped make this amazing donation to Cancer Research UK possible.


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Celebrating the 80th Opening of the Peterborough LidoThis year, Peterborough Lido celebrates its eightieth anniversary and on May 28th, all visitors were treated to free admission on its opening day of the season.

The popular outdoor swimming pool on Bishops Road sees over 20,000 visitors pass through the turnstiles every summer with local residents and visitors enjoying the great outdoor swimming facilities. Families and keen swimmers can enjoy the large heated 50m pool, a learner pool and a paddling pool for toddlers - all set in this iconic Art Deco inspired building.

This year’s opening was especially nostalgic having seen 80 successful seasons with generations visiting since its opening in 1936. The opening also marked one of the first

official engagements for the new Mayor of Peterborough, Councillor David Sanders, with a 1930s band playing songs of the era.

Cllr. Sanders also unveiled a plaque and weathervane in memory of locally renowned lifeguard and personality Walter Cornelius who worked for many years as a Lifeguard at the Peterborough Lido. Walter worked tirelessly to raise money for local charities, breaking over 50 world records and is most well-known for his attempt to fly across the River Nene wearing a set of homemade wings – the weathervane beautifully captures this iconic image.

Visitors to the Peterborough Lido can relax on the expansive sunbathing terraces, swim in three heated outdoor pools and children can enjoy the

new themed play area. Food and refreshments are available at the outdoor Lido café and families can enjoy their own picnic on the large grass lawn.

The Lido offers swimming with family-friendly music as well as a range of summer event days which include the fun inflatable sessions with giant blow up zorbs and boats, a brilliant fun session not to be missed.

Also as part of this year’s event, Vivacity is pleased to announce it will be offering FREE swimming to all children under 5 at the Peterborough Lido and at all other Vivacity swimming pools across the city.

The Lido will open daily from 9am until 7pm, throughout the summer.

The Deepings Raft Race 2016 - Have you built your raft yet? Sunday August 7th draws closer, so get cracking on those wonderfully wacky designs! Don’t forget, this year’s theme is “Raft Race goes to the Movies” and whilst you don’t have to dress up or design your rafts on this theme, it does add to the fun!

Our main nominated charities this year are MECP2 Duplication (Brody & Friends) and The Deepings Community Centre. If you enter a team, you can

do it just for fun (and that will be helping towards our great causes) or you can collect for your own charity - the booking form gives details.

We still have a few slots for people willing to help out as a marshall on the day (2 hour slots) and, in appreciation, receive a voucher for free food/drink.

IT’S NOT JUST THE RAFTS

There will be a huge array of varied stalls, classic cars

and bikes, a funfair, music and dance demonstrations, two “bus bars”, competitions including prizes for the best fancy dress and lots more…

Most of all, we want the public to put this fantastic, fun and very unusual event in their diaries – Sunday August 7th – and to come and enjoy the day.

For more information, or to enter a raft, visit our website

www.deepingsraftrace.co.uk.

ABOUT VIVACITYVivacity is an independent, not-for-profit organisation with charitable status. We manage many of Peterborough’s popular culture and leisure facilities on behalf of Peterborough City Council including six leisure centres across the city, nine libraries, the Museum and the Key Theatre. See more at www.vivacity-peterborough.com.

PRICES• A family ticket for four is just £16.50 or £26.00 with food (includes a burger and a drink each).• Entry to the Lido is £5.80 for adults and £4.10 for childrenFor more information call on 01733 864 761 or email [email protected] more at www.vivacity-peterborough.com/lido. For more information contact Sharon Sim, Sports Marketing Manager at Vivacity. Email [email protected] or call on 01733 864 637, Claire Grant, [email protected] 01733 207344, Poppy Arthurton, [email protected] 01733 207335.


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Once inside, the visitor finds a long transitional south arcade of seven bays and continued by a long chancel, all of such grandeur that it has been described by the noted architectural historian Nikolaus Pevsner in his description of the church in Buildings of England: Lincolnshire as “astounding”.

The reason is that the church was founded as part of a now lost 11th century Benedictine priory which was destroyed during the dissolution of the monasteries in the 16th century, one of the most revolutionary events in English history, when Henry VIII disbanded Catholic monasteries, priories, convents and friaries throughout the country, appropriated

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their income, disposed of their assets, and reassigned or dismissed their former members and functions.

Worship continued at the church itself while the priory fell into ruins and stones were used to build various other domestic buildings in the locality including a manor house. Further calamity followed when many of the church’s ornaments were removed and the rood screen was taken down and burned on the village green. The altar hangings and vestments were sold, and the money given to the poor.

The priory had been founded as part of the Benedictine order by Baldwin Fitzgilbert in 1139 and so the building we see today is of unexpected size with a tower and a spire that can be seen ten miles away. This is the largest of the churches in the Deepings, dedicated to St James with seating for 800 people and is now Grade I listed. The building is a mixture of Norman, Early English and Perpendicular styles although the tower and spire were added in 1717, most probably the work of the architect and stonemason George Portwood, after the original had collapsed as a result of continual flooding over the centuries which had rotted the foundations.

The porch is adorned with a hood mould and dog tooth decoration indicating a date between 1200 and 1300 and among the monuments to be found inside is one of a knight from the early 14th century, his head under a canopy, his body hidden or covered with only his feet sticking out, while the expected curiosum in such a church is a rare graveside shelter reputedly used by the parson to keep dry during rainy burial services.

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One of the great surprises of the Priory Church at Deeping St James is the spacious interior that we have come to associate with a far more important building than a village church.



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A great excuse for a spot of alfresco dining with family and friends, the popular social gathering offers the chance for the fellas to show off their grill skills, the ladies to rustle up a tasty summer punch and the kids to have endless fun.

If this sounds like your ideal barbecue (and what’s not to love?) then don’t allow anything to spoil it.

The sad fact is that barbecues are involved in many hundreds of accidents that occur in the garden each year. The last time figures were collected through the Home and Leisure Accident Surveillance System (HASS/LASS), an estimated 1,800 people visited A&E in one year, in the UK, having had an accident involving a barbecue.

The most common types of barbecue-related accidents as shown by the HASS/LASS figures were:

• Burn/scald/other injury related to fire or flame – 800.

• Cut/tear by sharp edges - 200.

• The vast majority of barbecue accidents (1,400) happened in a home setting. Some of the accidents lead to very serious burns, usually as a result of using an accelerant such as petrol to light the fuel.

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• Keep your barbecues away from flammable garden furniture, such as wooden or plastic chairs.

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With the constant nagging of PC users to install Windows10, a question I am often asked is how long a user can expect to receive support for their current operating system, if they reject the upgrade.

This is one area where Microsoft are actually very open and public, and it can be found on their Product Lifecycle information page. To quote Microsoft themselves, “Microsoft Support Lifecycle policy provides consistent and predictable guidelines for product support availability when a product releases and throughout that product’s life. By understanding the product support available, customers are better able to maximize the management of their IT investments and strategically plan for a successful IT future.” Uniquely, they have not only been open about it, but also explained it in fairly plain English!

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Now well into their second year on Bourne’s Exeter Street, Wayne Smith and his team of veterinary surgeons, nurses and administrators are looking to build further on to the strong foundations established so far. The enthusiastic, and entirely compassionate, Mr Smith is seeking to expand into a wider area of South Lincolnshire, thus enabling more pet owners to access his team’s enviable skills and expertise, in order to enhance their pet’s life and ensure they stay healthy, without having to cost them the earth!

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There is a valid point here that we should not assume our pets want hugs or even attention from us, all the time . We have to invite each other to make contact and interaction. We very much underestimate our dogs. They have a full emotional landscape and are

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A recent report from an eminent human psychologist who has canine interests says that we should not hug our dogs . But what do you do when your dog insists on hugging you? When I am sitting on the settee at night, I am covered in dogs wanting cuddles and attention.

not the dumb animals that I heard described on a recent radio programme. They may not be able to talk, but they communicate to us in so many other ways.

I think the study done with these pictures on the internet is fundamentally flawed, in that many of these pictures were initiated by the dogs’ owners to show their loving relationship with their pet, and have thus been staged. I am sure that things would have looked different if the pictures had been taken in a more natural setting . We should also remember that most dogs do not like being lifted up, and that even consented hugs are better at the dog’s level. The fact that 7.6% of pictures showed pleasure indicates that dogs do find hugs enjoyable in the right situation.

There is one area that needs careful attention. That is when young children hug dogs. Young children have not yet learned that there are situations when hugs are not wanted, and dogs are often wary of the unpredictable nature of young children. It is not uncommon for young children to be bitten when hugging a dog and this is because the dog has not consented.

Your relationship with your dog is not dissimilar to that with a close family member, so go out there and enjoy those hugs (when mutually needed!)


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| Events Diary: July 2016Events are brought to you by Hilary Bloomer. To send in your events please contact her via [email protected] or phone 01778 421427 / 07837 499061

1ST – 3rd “The Goat Annual Summer Beer festival,” Frognall, featuring 20+ local ales and real ciders. Fun-packed weekend to include; live music all weekend, hog roast on Saturday, BBQ on Sunday, bouncy castle, and face painting. To keep up-to-date, contact 01778 347629, e-mail, [email protected] or Facebook - @thegoatfrognall

1ST Baston C of E Primary School is holding their Summer fayre from 3.30 – 5pm: lots of games, attractions and stalls.

1ST “The Best of British!” is the theme of Kirkstone House’s Summer fete: from 2pm. Traditional afternoon tea will be served plus a Pimm’s bar, fortune teller, bouncy castle, plant sale and a wealth of stalls from local businesses, as well as fun games for children. All are welcome: we hope to see you there.

2nd Thurlby Primary School Summer fair: 2pm. A wide variety of exciting events, including Battle of Britain flypast, bouncy castle, BBQ and a variety of stalls.

2nd A great day out at Vine House farm, Deeping St. Nicholas, which includes a tour of the conservation award-winning farm, followed by a BBQ. See many species of breeding birds, how they grow their own bird seed and how they manage the whole farm with wildlife in mind. Each tour starts at 10am and lasts for about 2 hours, ending back up at the main farm where the barbecue will be served: £10 per person. Contact telephone: 01775630208. Call to check latest times or cancellations. www.vinehousefarm.co.uk

3rd Main Street, Baston is the venue for the “Baston Car and Bike Show.” In its sixth year and as a celebration, besides the usual variety of vehicles (veteran, classic and vintage mingle with the latest models) there will be a special display of six cylinder vehicles. As well as cars and bikes, visitors can enjoy live bands, real ales, tasty catering, climbing walls and fairground rides. Entry with a display vehicle is free, arrival between 6.30am-9.30am. Gates open to the public at 10am. Admission £5 children free. For further details, visit www.bastoncarshow.com or tel 07758865690.

3rd The Hardy Plant Society Fenland Group have a “Plant fair” at Swines Meadow Nursery, Towngate East, Market Deeping, from 10am-2.30pm. For further information, tel. Angie, 01733 222367 or e-mail [email protected]

3rd This year’s deeping Carnival & Parade, organised by The Deepings Lions & Rotary Club of The Deepings has the theme of “Carry On Rio.” Starting at the Leisure Centre Car Park at 11am and finishing at approx. midday at the John Eve Field, where there will be; live music on the stage all day and an arena with displays including, dance, karate, displays by agility dogs, and majorettes. Other attractions include; stands and food stalls, a beer tent, a Cream Tea Garden served by Inner Wheel and a number of children’s rides and fun fair. The climax will be a flypast by the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight.

3rd Thurlby fun run and 10k road race, starting at Lawrance Park, Thurlby. The Fun Run starts at 10am, followed by the more challenging Road Race, which is

*The information for these events has been extracted from local posters or websites. The information is correct according to what is displayed on the primary source at the time. Please contact the venues directly for more information.


through Thurlby and local villages. Secure bag storage, showers, changing facilities and refreshments available. Mementoes for all of those who finish. Visit the website for details and entry form: www.thurlbyrun.btck.co.uk or “like” us on Facebook!

9TH A dedicated committee of supporters are planning on making this year’s Summer fete at Thorpe Hall the best-ever. Bring the family for a fun-filled day in the grounds of Thorpe Hall Hospice, Longthorpe, Peterborough, raising money to fund incredible care. Enjoy stalls, food hall, displays and demonstrations. Entry costs just £2 with under-5s free. Doors open between 11am and 4pm.

9TH Langtoft Primary School’s annual Summer fayre returns at 11am – 2pm: with a variety of stalls, rides, games, BBQ, raffle and so much more. . . . Everyone welcome.

10TH The Vikings have arrived …at Bourne Lions family fun day, 11am -5pm at the Recreation Ground, Bourne. Attractions include: Viking re-enactment group and living history display, Battle of Britain Memorial Flight flypast, Lions blue bus, Junior Football Fun Festival, dog competition, hog roast and refreshment tent, fairground attractions, displays, craft stalls, car boot and many more! If you would like to book a stall or a car boot pitch, please visit the Lions website http://www.bournelions.org.uk/ to complete and submit the forms.

12TH deepings Coffee Club has invited Sue Trow-Smith from Woodturners and Carvers of Kings Cliffe to come and talk at their July meeting at Priory Church Hall in Deeping St. James: doors open at 10 am for a 10.30 start. Visitors are very welcome to this meeting which costs £2 (£1 for members). Coffee and biscuits are available. Further information from Anne Winstone on 01778 344003

16TH The John Clare Society Festival, celebrating the works of local poet John Clare. There will be various venues for refreshments throughout the day, plus stalls, poetry reading, Morris and folk dancing. For more details, visit www.peterboroughfolkdiary.org.uk/index.php/john-clare-festival

16TH Wistow Maze, Leicestershire, opens today! A giant maize maze with a fun quiz trail hidden amongst the three miles of paths. Includes activity funyard, with mini mazes and games. Opposite Wistow Rural Centre with café, garden centre, model village and shops. For more information and directions, visit www.wistow.com or tel 07884 403889

17TH Exotic Pet refuge, 102, Station Road, Deeping St James open day from 10am -5pm: Refreshments, tombola, children’s entertainment: parking free. Entry £6 adults, £3 children.

19TH The deepings flower Club will be delighted to welcome you to a mid-summer evening of glorious flowers arranged by David Wright from Norwich. David is a qualified NAFAS demonstrator as well as being a florist, his demonstration is entitled ‘it’s an Education’, very intriguing! The Priory Church Hall, Deeping St James. Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm, Visitors welcome (£6), tea, coffee and raffle.

24TH Priory Church, Deeping St James is holding a “Hog roast” at 12noon in the Priory Church Hall Garden. Tickets: £7, £3 children of school age from 01778 343860 before July 17th . Prior booking essential as tickets will not be available at the gate

Gigs and Musical Events 1ST Pennyless at Sacrewell Farm, 6-30-8-30pm. In the Barn!

2nd “rain Men” at the Deeping Stage tonight at 9pm.

2nd Pennyless at The White Horse, Baston, Beer Festival: music from 7.45pm

8TH -10TH “The Willow festival” at Peterborough Embankment. A three day festival which showcases new and upcoming bands across a variety of music genres. On site there are alternative shops, world food, bars and a funfair. Tickets £10, children 14 and under, free. For tickets and more information, visit www.willowfestival.org.uk

7TH - 10TH Smiths of Bourne 10th Annual Beer festival: Real ale, real cider and live music from a variety of local bands.

9TH The 12th annual “Battle Proms” at Burghley House, Stamford. Take a picnic, sit back relax and enjoy an exciting evening which not only includes classical music but traditional fairground rides, Napoleonic re-enactment and displays by WW1 cavalry, Spitfire, cannons and fireworks. Park opens at 4.30pm. For more information and to book tickets, visit www.battleproms.com

9TH The “Chill factor” play tonight at the Deeping Stage: 9pm.

10TH Pennyless at Smiths Beer Festival, Bourne: 3pm.

10TH “Glasshouse Acoustic” in the Riverside bar at the Key Theatre: 2.30 -6pm. A chilled-out, free, family unplugged session from the best acoustic talent from local areas. This month’s artists include: Sara Hawkes and James Edmonds.

15TH The John Clare Society festival: a variety of events to celebrate the works of the poet John Clare. Tonight at 7.30pm -John Clare’s Birthday Music (and occasional Song) Session - in the front bar of the Bluebell, Woodgate, Helpston, PE6 7ED. This will feature fiddles, etc. playing the sort the tunes John Clare would have played in the same room, with the occasional song or two. All welcome, to listen or join in. More details 01778 571563.

16TH The John Clare Society festival: tonight a concert in St Botolph’s church, Helpston at 6pm to 7pm with “The Big Fiddle Band”: admission £5 can be paid at the door. Contact telephone: 07815 640033

16TH “Backlash” at the Deeping Stage: 9pm.

15TH-17TH Stamford Music festival on the Meadows Stamford. The event will include live music, featuring a range of musical styles, food and drink selections from

REGULAR CLUBS The Deepings Camera Club meet every Wednesday from September to May at the Market Deeping Community Centre in Douglas Road Market Deeping.

The Rotary Club of The Deepings Part of one of the largest and most influential international humanitarian service organisations in the world ; serving the needs of communities and promoting peace worldwide by initiating thousands of humanitarian projects. Register your interest on our website: http://rotary-ribi.org/clubs/contact.php?ClubID=413 [1] or email Club Secretary Jenny Spratt, [email protected]”

Priory Youth Players / Priory Players. Amateur dramatics for ages four years and upwards. We rehearse for pantomime every Monday and Wednesday at the Priory Church Hall, Deeping St.James, from September to January. Acting workshops for teenagers and adults in February and March. Contact Kate Redhead on [email protected] for details on places - (waiting list may apply) or visit our Facebook page.

The Young at Heart Club meets alternate Tuesdays at Coronation Hall, Market Deeping. Programme includes speakers, games, quizzes and trips. Contact Trisha on 01778 346348.


around the globe and lots of children’s activities to keep the little ones entertained. A craft beer festival will also be part of this event together with a street food and seating area. Times: 15th July - 5.00 p.m. until 9.30 p.m. 16th July - 11.00 a.m. until 9.30 p.m. 17th July - 11.00 until 8.00 p.m. All children under the age of 12 - free admission Carer accompanying disabled visitor - free admission. Advanced Tickets: Friday: £4.50 Saturday: £7.00 Sunday: £4.50 All Weekend: £10.00 On The Door Tickets: Friday: £6.50 Saturday: £9.50 Sunday: £6.50. Tickets available from Stamford Arts Centre box office or www.stamfordartscentre.com or tel 01780763203

23rd Pennyless in concert at Langtoft church, 7.30pm: tickets £10

23rd Tonight at the Deeping Stage “Vigilantes”: 9pm start

29TH Bourne Corn Exchange presents “The Premier Cru” a six piece harmony band playing hits from the ’60s and ’70s, along with dancers from the Grantham School of Dance: 7.30pm start. Songs include hits from The Beatles, Kinks and Roxy Music. Tickets £12-50, to include a fish and chip supper from 01476406158, or from the customer services desk at Bourne Library.

29TH Karaoke at the Whistle Stop Pub, Tallington.: 8 ’til late.

30TH Local Ska and classic covers band “The Gangsters” at Deeping Stage tonight at 9pm.


Willoughby School, caters for students with severe and profound learning needs. Students can join the school from the age of two and leave at nineteen, (which may rise to twenty-five if our proposed new provision is achieved). Our students come from a wide geographical area, covering south-west Lincolnshire and Rutland . All students have their own individual academic, pastoral and medical needs. Class sizes are small (ten maximum), with a class teacher and up to five teaching assistants supporting the teaching of the students, whilst also meeting their medical and care needs. The expectations of the school are very high, in line with our partners in the mainstream school sector. High standards of student attendance, dress, behaviour and learning are of the utmost importance. A huge emphasis is placed upon preparing our students for life beyond school.

My own journey into Special Education is not unique. Like many people, I was aware of Special Education, but knew little else about it. Having taught mainstream PE for twelve years, I was seeking a new challenge. Encouraged by my wife who is a primary school teacher, I went to look

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round a special school which was specifically looking to further their academic curriculum. From that very first visit, I immediately felt at home. What struck me from the outset was the friendly, positive and caring environment: the school felt like an extended family. The whole school community was working together to achieve the best academic and pastoral outcomes.

Mainstream schools are under huge academic pressure, in a world that is dominated by A Levels and GCSE A* - C grades. Special schools have high expectations in all aspects of school life, but also offer a fully rounded curriculum. This must meet the requirements of the National Curriculum, but also attend to the specific needs of every individual student. At Willoughby, students study a broad range of subjects with an emphasis on Maths and English, but life skills and preparation for students leading a fulfilling and independent life are given a very high priority too. Students need the detailed, individualised support that they receive from every staff member. The work you do is vitally important.

The outstanding staff who work at Willoughby describe their careers as a vocation, not a job. You don’t enter teaching, especially Special Education for financial gain. You do so because you want to make a difference to people’s lives. A career in Special Education undeniably helps you achieve this.

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| Motoring - monthly advice from Tom Ingram

Tom Ingram is the owner of BIG TOM Driving School Five-Day Intensive Driving Courses in Bourne, Peterborough, Grantham,

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Welcome to my motoring section. I trust you join me in enjoying these beautiful sunny days in Bourne, deeping and surrounding areas. I would like to extend a big thank you to the readers who e-mailed me last month, regarding the issue of how close the nearest driving test centres are to us. Excuse the pun, but it is a “hot” topic that the dVSA will need to monitor closely.

With these soaring temperatures, I see that we are also experiencing record numbers of vehicles on our roads and people learning to drive too. The sheer quantity of driving is eye- watering. Three hundred and sixteen billion miles of travelling on UK roads occurred last year, 78% of traffic is via car. Fifty years ago, 50% of men and 10% of women had driving licences; those figures are now 80% for men and 67% for women. In addition to this, the number of drivers aged seventy years and over is rising by ten thousand a month*.

But for me, in my world of driving training, I do have to keep an eye on quality rather than quantity. A recent survey** indicates that one in three

young drivers who have passed their tests do not feel confident with real-life driving, and that is a concern. A glance at the fatality figures displayed on our Lincolnshire roads, at the time of writing, shows seventeen last year between January and May, but up to twenty-four for the same period in 2016 – this tends to suggest that there is no room for complacency, and every effort must be made in continually improving road safety figures for BIG TOM customers who come to train with us.

One last word connected to safety, I did mention this last summer too, but I think it is worthy of repeating – don’t take any chances with our four-legged friends being left in vehicles in these temperatures. Very rarely would any driver deliberately cause severe distress or death to a dog left in a hot vehicle, so the best answer by far is to not leave them unaccompanied at all – no matter how short a time you think you are going to be.

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Bourne Grammar South Road, Bourne. PE10 9EP. Contact: 01778 422163 or, enquires.bourne-grammar.lincs.sch.uk. Baston C.E. Primary Main St., Baston, PE6 9PB. Contact: 01778 560430. Deeping St. James Community Primary School Welland Way, Deeping St. James, PE6 8PZ. Contact: 01778 342314.Deeping St. Nicholas Primary School Spalding, Lincolnshire, PE11 3DG. Contact: 01775 620280.Linchfield County Primary Crowson Way, Deeping St. James, PE6 8EY. Contact: 01778 347450.Langtoft Primary Manor Way, Langtoft, PE6 9NB. Contact: 01778 343419.Market Deeping County PrimaryWilloughby Avenue, Market Deeping, PE6 8JE. Contact: 01778 343654.The Deepings SchoolPark Road, Deeping St. James, PE6 8NF. Contact: 01778 342159.William Hildyard C of E Primary School Godsey Lane, Market Deeping, PE6 8HZ. Contact: 01778 343119.Willoughby School South Road, Bourne, PE10 9JD. Contact: 01778 425203.

The Priory Church Church Gate, Deeping St. James. Contact: 01778 341856.Open Door Baptist Church5 Spalding Road, Deeping St. James. Contact: 01778 347011. The Deeping Methodist Church Church Street, Deeping St. James. Deeping Baptist ChurchBridge Street, Deeping St. James. Contact: 01778 345558. Our Lady and St Guthlac’s Roman Catholic Church, Hereward Way, Deeping St. James. Contact 01778 423593 St Guthlac’s Church, Church Street, Market Deeping. Contact: 01778 342237.

Glebe Singers A community choir based in Market Deeping bringing people together through the medium of music. Welcoming to new members. Contact: 01778 348074. Deep In Friends Meet alternate Tuesdays 2pm to 4pm at Priory Church Hall Deeping St James. Varied programme- speakers, games, quizzes, music, trips etc. Contact: Chris Ray 01778 347796 The Deepings Camera Club promote and encourage the art of photography. Contact: http://www.deepingscameraclub.orgThe Deepings Ladies Coffee Club club meets on the second Tuesday of the month. Time: 10am – 12 noon. Contact Anne Winstone on 01778 344003. Bourne Business Chamber Paul Ross: 01778 440555. Dementia Support Group Corn Exchange, PE10 9AF. Kate Marshall: 01778 440153. A Handful of Harmonies All female choir. Deepings Class, Priory Church

Hall, every Wednesday during the school term from 10.30 – 12.00 noon. Also the website address should be www.handfulofharmonies.co.uk. The Deepings Flower ClubWould you like to meet some new friends? Why not come and join us for a cup of coffee and watch an evening of flower arranging? Our meetings are very relaxed and welcoming. Meetings held on the 3rd Tuesday of each month. At: The Priory Church Hall, Deeping St. James. The Deepings Friendship Club for the Disabled (also has charity status)we are a branch of Disability Lincs Ltd and meet on the last Thursday of the month for afternoon tea and activities at the meeting room in Exeter Close, DSJ. Contact: Jane Thompson on 01778 341089, or email: [email protected]. Patchwork Pals (Sewing Group) A patchwork and quilting group for all levels. Held in The Green School, Church Street, Market Deeping.(Opposite St Guthlac’s Church). Mondays 10am - 1pm except during August. Contact Hilary Packham on 07858146919. The Deepings Friendship Club Do you enjoy tea and cake, listening to interesting speakers, going on outings, making new friends and catching up with old ones? A door-to-door transport service can be arranged. Contact: Gerd Lindfors-Windsor on 07910361899, or Jane Thompson on 01778 341089. At: Exeter Close, Millfield Road, Deeping St. James. Time: The last Thursday of the month. Contact the above for more details. Deeping St. James WI Meets on every last Thursday of the month (except December). Visitors are always welcome. At: The Priory Church Hall. Time: 7:30pm. Contact: Susanne Hoadley 01778 343194Deepings U3A For active, stimulating and enjoyable retirement; following your interests whilst making new friends. Monthly meetings with speakers on third Monday morning of the month plus over forty wide-ranging interest groups. £10 annual subscription with minimal additional expenses for most groups. Visit www.u3asites.org.uk/deepings or Membership Secretary Garth Perry, 01778 347932The Young at Heart Club, meets alternate Tuesdays at Coronation Hall, Market Deeping. Programme includes speakers, games, quizzes and trips. Contact Trisha on 01778 346348Whittlesey Wind EnsembleThursdays 7:45-9:15pm, Whittlesey Methodist & United Reformed Church,Queen Street, Whittlesey, PE7 1AY, www.whittleseywindensemble.com

‘Christians Against Poverty (CAP) - If you are struggling with unmanageable debt, free help is at hand. We are a charity who works to bring hope into your situation, will support you and work on your behalf throughout your journey out of debt. Please call 0800 328 0006 to book an appointment or Simon on 07952 845542. www.capuk.org’Age Concern Deepings luncheon club every Thursday, Day care every Friday, Sunday club every 3rd Sunday, Befriending service for those who need some company and at least one shopping trip each week and outings weather permitting. Betty or Bob 01778 344935. Rotary Club of The Deepings If you would like to join Rotary, volunteer your time to a community project or make a donation, register your interest on our website:http://rotary-ribi.org/clubs/contact.php?ClubID=413 or contact our Club Secretary Jenny Spratt, e-mail [email protected]. Deeping St. James United Charities Are you, or do you know someone who is in financial need at present? If you live in Deeping St. James or Frognall, Deeping St. James United Charities may be able to help. Contact: www.dsjunitedcharities.org.uk. British Red Cross Shop39 Church Street, Market Deeping. Contact: 01778 348894. Dementia Support South LincsSupporting and improving the quality of life for people living with all types of dementia and their carers. Contact: 01778 440153 (Kate Marshall, Memory Health Care Worker) or 01778 342421 (Heather Gilling, Chair). The Deepings Men’s Group A local organisation run by volunteers for the Deepings community. We loan out mobility and medical aid equipment.

This service is free and open to all who are registered with either: The Deepings Health Centre or The Glinton Surgery. Contact: 01778 348144. Treasurer Brian01778 343093The Deepings Lions Club Part of Lions International, the World’s largest community service organisation. We raise money and donate it to deserving causes. We do community work, we have fun. We meet every 2nd & 4th Wednesday in the White Horse Pub in Mkt DeepingFacial Palsy UK A national charity based in Deeping. We support people affected by facial paralysis due to any cause. Contact: Karen Johnson on 0300 030 9333, or [email protected]. View www.facialpalsy.org.uk for more information. Exotic Pet Refuge A small charity that gives home to all kinds of animals. We take in creatures from all kinds of backgrounds - the RSPCA, owners who cannot care for a pet anymore, organisations like zoos... the list goes on. Contact: 01778 345923, or [email protected]. www.exoticpetrefuge.org.uk.Childline Contact: 0800 1111.NSPCC Help Line Contact: 0808 800 5000.RSPCA Advice Line Contact: 0300 1234 555.Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice, Longthorpe, Peterborough, PE3 6LW, 01733 225999, [email protected]

Dinky Dancers Dance class for 2-4 years. Wednesday mornings in All Saints and St. Johns Church Hall, Stamford. Thursday Elsea Park, Bourne. Contact: 01780 591469, or www.dinkydancers.com. Musical Minis Preschool music group for babies and toddlers. Contact: Janie on 01778 395895. Pram and Buggy MeetingEvery third Thursday of the month at 2pm at St Guthlac Church, Market Deeping. Tatty Bumpkin Wednesday Baby Explorers (shufflers/walkers) 1pm at Bourne Youth Centre. Thursday Baby Bumpkin (birth to active) 10am at Market Deeping Children’s Centre. Tatty Bumpkin (18 months to pre-school) 1pm. Contact: 07770 262767, or [email protected]. Tumbletots Ages: 6 months – preschool. 9:45am – 1:45am (depending on the child’s age). Thursdays, at The Coronation Hall, Market Deeping. Young Explorers See how a different museum object and a different gallery can be explored through story, rhythm, rhyme and craft. Young Explorers is great for developing early literacy skills, social skills, creativity and enquiry. Every first Thursday of each month during school term time. At: Peterborough Museum, PE1 1LF. Time: 10am–11.30am and 1pm-2.30pm. £3 per participating child (2-5 years).Market Deeping Mohicans Cub pack Meet on Fridays 6.30pm to 8pm at Scout HQ Wellington Way Market Deeping PE6 8LE For children aged 8 to 10 Contact: Gill Godden 01778 347709BilinguaSing Spanish and French singing, music and movement classes for babies from 4 weeks to preschoolers. Mondays 10am at Bourne Youth Centre, Tuesdays 10am at Stamford Corn Exchange and Thursdays 11.15am at Barn Hill Methodist Church, Stamford, Wednesdays 2pm at Deeping Community Centre (French)Thursdays 2pm at Bourne Youth Centre (French). Contact [email protected] or 07495 340726 for details.

The Deepings Health Centre Godsey Lane, Market Deeping, PE6 8DD. Contact: 01778 579000. Dispensary: 01778 579002 (9am – 5pm).The Glinton Surgery The Green, Glinton, PE6 7JN. Contact: 01733 252246 (for all enquiries).Stamford Hospital Ryhall Road, Stamford. PE9 1UA. Contact: 01780 764151.Peterborough Hospital Edith Cavell Campus, Bretton Gate, Peterborough, PE3 9GZ. Contact: 01733 678000.NHS Direct Contact: 0845 4847.

The Spin Room indoor cycling 7 days a week. The Deepings Leisure Centre.The Deeping School of Dance Marina Palmer took over the school in 1986, having moved from London, where she sold her large dance school. Adult and children’s classes are available. At: Deeping St.

James County Primary School. Contact: Marina Palmer, 01778 345196. Deeping Joggers local running group for all abilities. Sunday mornings 9:30am. Find them on Facebook for more information. Active 4 Ever sportives and cycling trips. Events are sporadic, and are running on 13th September. There will be a coast-to-coast ride summer 2016. Adapted Cycling Club People who have mobility problems can come to any of the Peterborough Adapted Cycling Scheme (PACS) sessions and try out a range of specially adapted bikes, with both qualified cycling coaches and experienced disabled cyclists on hand to offer help and support. Contact: Matt Taylor on 01733 863783, or email [email protected]. Deeping Tennis Club Offering tuition for juniors and adults. A contact page can be found on: http://deepingtennisclub.com. Outgang Road, Market Deeping, Lincolnshire, PE6 8LQ.Multifit Monday evenings, 6pm – 7pm. A cardio workout using a variety of exercise routines. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Legs, Bums and Tums Monday evenings, 7pm – 8pm. A toning exercise class for your legs, bum, and tummy. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Aquafit Monday and Tuesday evenings, 8pm – 9pm. Aerobics in the water. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Kettlebells Tuesday evenings, 6pm – 7pm. An exercise class using kettlebells. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Toning Tuesday Tuesday evenings, 6:30pm – 7:30pm. An all-round toning exercise class. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Step Aerobics Wednesday evenings, 6pm – 7pm. A cardio based workout using step exercises to music. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Ladies only Boxing Wednesday evenings, 7pm – 8pm. A boxing circuit class with core conditioning for ladies only. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Circuits Wednesday evenings, 8pm – 9pm. A variety of exercises, weights and toning. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Aerobics Thursday evenings, 7pm – 8pm. A cardio workout. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. Boxfit Friday evenings, 6:30pm – 7:30pm. A boxing circuit class with core conditioning. The Deepings Leisure Centre. Contact: 01778 344072. RT Fitness personal training/fitness classes. Mobile: 07910869382. www.rt-fitness.co.uk or find on Facebook. Pilates Class Mondays at The Deepings Community Centre. Contact: 01778 381770.Super Seniors Keep Fit Thursdays at The Deepings Community Centre. Contact: 01778 381770.Yoga Wednesdays and Thursdays at The Deepings Community Centre. Contact: 01778 381770.Zumba Tuesdays at The Deepings Community Centre. Contact: 01778 381770.Hip Hop Tuesdays at The Deepings Community Centre. Contact: 01778 381770.Inspire Dance Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at The Deepings Community Centre. Contact: 01778 381770.Deeping Swimming ClubA successful competitive swimming club that is Swim 21 accredited. Contact: Martyn Reynolds on 01778 344653. Website: www.deepingssc.co.uk. K.W. Badminton Club Offering tuition for all ages and abilities. Contact: A. Ridgeway on 01778 380038. Priory Badminton ClubA badminton club for adults. Contact: Kim Miles on 07801493662. Deepings Bowling Association outdoor lawn bowls club. Open to all ages and abilities, Spalding Road, Deeping St. James, PE6 8NJ. Contact: 01778 343601Boot Camps Tuesday Evenings at Sissons Farm, Peakirk at 6.30pm, Fun and Effective outdoor exercise for all abilities, Contact: Jason Fullman: 07979695363Personal Training Private Studio in Deeping St James, Contact: Jason Fullman: 07979695363

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Sergeant Mosley’s Musings - Child Sexual ExploitationAfter a recent investigation in Bourne with which I was directly involved, I thought it a good opportunity to talk about Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE).

CSE affects children and young people of all backgrounds and from all communities. It occurs when someone uses the power they have over young people to sexually abuse them. Their power may result from a difference in age, gender, intellect, strength, money or other resources. The offender can be very manipulative and will target the child to exploit a vulnerability which can be something the child wants or needs, such as accommodation, gifts, cigarettes, alcohol, or even attention. They may single out their victims and target them face-to-face, or approach them online.

Some children are groomed by the offender who then forces the child or young person into having sex with the offender or associates. Because they are groomed over time, the child may not be aware that they are a victim, and even if they are, they may think that it is their fault.

The one thing I want to stress is that the child is never ever at fault.

LOOK OUT FOR:

• UNExPLAINED GIFTS

• CHANGES IN MOOD

• GOING MISSING

• STAYING OUT LATE

• BEING SECRETIvE ABOUT WHERE THEY ARE GOING

• LACK OF INTEREST IN ACTIvITIES AND HOBBIES

• MISSING SCHOOL

The most important thing you can do is to be vigilant around those who have access to your child, in both the physical and the online world, and to keep an open dialogue with your child, as this will help them to tell you if they are worried about anything that is happening to them.

Demonstrate to children that it is all right to say “no”. We also need to help them to understand what is unacceptable behaviour, and that they should tell us or another trusted adult if someone is behaving in a way which worries them, even if they were unable to say “no” at the time.

There are many sources of information on CSE on the internet. The nSPCC has a large section devoted to child abuse and can be found at http://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse

The thinkuknow website has the latest information by age group and for parents/carers and teachers. It can be found at http://www.thinkuknow.co.uk/

To report a crime, call 101, or 999 if in progress. Crimestoppers 0800 555 111

You can follow me on Twitter @rick_Mosley

| Police Patrol by Bourne’s Sergeant 503 Rick Mosley

The idea is that all the answers to the following questions begin with the letter D and follow each other in alphabetical order, as shown in the first two answers given. 1. What is the capital of Syria? Answer … Damascus.2. Which British naturalist, born in 1809, was famous for his “Origin of the Species”? Answer … Darwin.3. In the Bible, who was Solomon’s father?4. What play by Arthur Miller recounts the last hours of Willy Loman?5. What is the hottest place in the USA?6. What is the fourth letter in the Greek alphabet?7. In what country is Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” set?8. What is the simplest gem in terms of chemical composition?9. What is an Australian wild dog called? 10. Who had a hit with the song “Sultans of Swing”?

11. In “The Magic Roundabout”, what is the name of the dog?12. What bird is a symbol of peace?13. Who was the first Briton to sail around the world?14. What is the name of a squirrel’s home?15. In a beehive, who are the queen’s closest servants?16. How did “My Darling Clementine” die?17. In which city is Lansdowne Road rugby ground?18. Who wrote the book “My Family and Other Animals”?19. Which American singer/songwriter was born 75 years ago, as Robert Zimmerman?20. What is actress, Susan Hampshire’s surprising disability?

A) The Alphabetical Quiz - The Letter “D”

Answers: A) 3. David, 4. Death of a Salesman, 5. Death Valley, 6. Delta, 7. Denmark, 8. Diamond, 9. Dingo, 10. Dire Straits, 11. Dougal, 12. Dove, 13. Sir Francis Drake, 14. Drey or Dray, 15. Drones, 16. Drowned, 17. Dublin, 18. Gerald Durrell, 19. Bob Dylan, 20. Dyslexia.

B) 1. 76, 2. 722, 3. 1191PuzzleThe

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B) Train That Brain!Take the first number and follow the instructions until you reach the answer. Try it first without pen and paper, and don’t even think about a calculator!1. 12 +8, x3, -14, x2, +7, 2/3 of it, -9, Divide by 3, x4 = ?

2. 81 + 2/3 of it, x3, + 68, x2, -28, 50%of it, -78, +2/3 of it, +87 = ?

3. 123 x4, + ½ of it, +438, 7/8 of it, +755, +1/8 of it, x3, -66, 20% of it = ?

Hmmmm...

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