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A Celebration of ChristmasA spectacular evening of carols and celebrity readings

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Celebrity Readers: Freddie Jones • Joanna Lumley • Nathaniel Parker • Jeany Spark • Kevin Whately

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With Christmas only a matter of weeks away, it seems fitting that we have a bit of a focus on charity events in this issue. Our November front cover once again announces ‘A Celebration of Christmas’ hosted by Macmillan Cancer Support. This year, the evening of carols and celebrity readings will take place in Christchurch Cathedral on Friday 7th December. So book your tickets now for a wonderfully uplifting experience and help support this great charity.

If you want to get your Christmas shopping off to a cracker of a start, then The Sobell Christmas Gift Fair, which takes place at Radley College on Saturday 24th and Sunday 25th November, has something for everybody. Not only will you find some unique gifts you’ll also be making a contribution to Sobell House Hospice Charity – see page 8. While we’re on the subject of Sobell House, we’d like to offer our congratulations to Peronel Barnes, whose wonderful art workshops have been featured in previous issues of Summertown Scene. Peronel was among the brave souls to complete (and survive!) a sponsored abseil last month when she raised over £1,000 for her favourite charity.

Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this publication is accurate, neither the publisher not its editorial contributors can accept any liability to any party for loss or damage caused by errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause. All artwork is accepted on the strict condition that permission has been given for use in the publication. Adverts are accepted under the understanding that the description of the goods and services are fair and accurate. Summertown Scene Magazine does not officially endorse any advertising material included within this publication. Content of articles does not necessarily reflect the views of the editor. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval system or transmitted in any form without prior permission of the publisher. Copyright Summertown Scene Magazine 2012, Printed by Newman Thomson

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On to more practical matters - now that the cold weather appears to have set in it’s good to get some tips on how to keep the heat in and the cold out and save on bills. Many thanks to A1 Plumbing & Heating for providing more words of wisdom - this time on how we can reduce energy costs during the winter months – see page 10.

Nowadays we all need to think about how our family finances may be affected by the government’s austerity measures. If you are among those people feeling confused or concerned about the recent changes that have been introduced regarding Child Benefit, some of your questions may be answered in this month’s ‘Ask the Expert’ feature, sponsored by Shaw Gibbs Accountants. Thanks again to them for their ongoing support and for sharing their professional knowledge and advice.

We’ll be back in December with our combined December/January issue. In the meantime, here’s hoping all your bonfire night bashes go with a bang!

Fiona Broster

A Good Read

Our reviewer, Linda Glover, is a retired

English teacher with a love of literature and

a special talent for giving great résumés

of her recent good reads.

This month, Linda reviews A Venetian

Reckoning by Donna Leon, published by

Pan Macmillian

Book Review

A Venetian Reckoning by Donna Leon Commisario Guido Brunetti has lived in Venice all his life and loves his city, even though he shares it for most of the year with the rest of the world. This excellent series also features food and the inspector’s family as much as it does the mystery of whatever case he is investigating. The plots can surprise and shock though - in this case with the misogyny and callousness surrounding the trafficking of women.

Through Brunetti’s eyes we see Venice with its vaporetti, piazzas and landmarks, immersing us in that place. Often irritated by the tourists, he occasionally lets their wonderment colour his day “She could still knock them down this old whore of a city, and Brunetti, her true son, protective of her age, felt part heir to and part owner of all of this” Typically Italian, he adores his food, savouring local delicacies snatched in cafés and the sacrosanct family meals prepared by his lecturer wife – the daughter of an Italian count but ferociously egalitarian – who is his conscience, the mother of his children and the love of his life. His teenage daughter has inherited her mother’s campaigning nature and between them they give him a wonderfully hard time. Not that Brunetti needs much prompting; he frequently muses on the morality of what he does: “Why bother to put the boy who broke into a house in gaol when the man who stole billions from the health system was named ambassador to the country where he had been sending the money for years?” His boss, the Vice Questore is instantly recognisable as the politically ambitious jobsworth with little involvement in ensuring real justice is done. Brunetti is aided by the brilliant Signorina Elletra. Although Elletra is nominally the Vice Questore’s secretary, she spends her working day hacking into various systems to help Brunetti in his enquiries – that is when she isn’t shopping for her next fabulous outfit. There are around twenty books in the series so far and Brunetti’s family are shown gradually growing up. If you’d like to start at the beginning, the first one is “Death at La Fenice.”


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The Art of FencingTwo brothers who went to Magdalen School together before attaining degrees in Business Management and Physical Geography at Newcastle and Oxford Brookes, went on to acquire the fine art of fencing. However, we are not talking about that in which D’Artagnan and his blade brandishing buddies so excelled. Tim and Ashley Lane have combined practical knowhow from their farming background with business planning skills from their education to form their partnership, Starveacre Fencing.

Starveacre Fencing provides aesthetically pleasing fencing solutions for both the domestic and agricultural markets, whilst offering the very best quality, security and service to clients. We asked these two bright enthusiastic, and let’s be honest - strapping young fellahs - what it was that attracted them to fencing as a business, and how the service they offer is so very different from the mainstream providers.

Tim explained how domestic fencing in particular, tends very much to be seen as a utility requirement. “ Because we need it primarily for privacy and security, most of us generally don’t give much consideration to replacing it or re-installing it unless there has been damage or deterioration. Typically it is seen as an annoying expense or inconvenience - a

distress purchase, so to speak. As such it’s almost always a reactive rather than a proactive choice to have fencing work done, with the end product not always being the most satisfactory from either a functional or aesthetic point of view.”Ashley pointed out that he and his brother took a much more proactive, holistic approach. “Rather than supplying a fix and mend service, we design and deliver a complete solution. We work with you consultatively to identify your specific priorities in terms of safety, security and functionality, together with your preferences in terms of appearance and style. We can then develop a creative, bespoke solution best able to accommodate these requirements within your specific budget.”

Clearly the quality of their customer service and level of attention to detail is high. What about materials? Tim and Ashley explained how they use only the highest quality fencing material and fabrication, their two main suppliers having over 130 years’ experience between them. One of

these has held the royal warrant for over 15 years and both are certified in accordance with the requirements of the Forest Stewardship Council which requires them to comply with guidelines set out to support responsible forest management worldwide.Apart from contributing to the enjoyment of your home, will a new fence add value to my property? “Most certainly,” advises Tim. “With a competitive housing market, replacing a fence which has long seen better days can make the difference between your property selling and being left on the shelf.”

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Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford Friday 7 December 2012, 8pm Tickets from £15

A Celebration of ChristmasA spectacular evening of carols and celebrity readings

In aid of

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for tickets call 01865 305 305 or visit www.oxfordplayhouse.com/ticketsoxford

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