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Ezi-Help Now Available Help is now available for local residents aged over 65 who are struggling to pay their fuel bills this winter. A variety of cold weather related support and services for the elderly are being funded as a result of the Dorset Community Foundation’s - Surviving Winter Appeal. The Bournemouth based charity has been at the forefront nationally and locally in raising awareness of fuel poverty and social isolation amongst the elderly. These two factors are the primary reasons why over 500 people in Dorset died from a preventable cold weather related death last winter. The Appeal has so far raised just over £14,000, this sum is much lower than last year and demonstrates that times are tough for many. Despite this, the Community Foundation is working at full stretch to ensure the donations are quickly distributed to groups and organisations that work with older people in need of help during the winter months. Though the Appeal itself cannot directly fund individuals, it is working with Citizens Advice Bureaus to give out grants towards paying fuel bills. By working in this way, donors can be confident that only eligible people will receive grant payments. The Surviving Winter Appeal is currently funding; grants to assist with paying fuel bills, grants for heating repairs, extra support for lunch clubs, befriending schemes, help with transport, and it has again funded emergency radiators for Dorset Fire and Rescue to deliver to any homes they are called out to, that do not have heating. Last year the Appeal funded 25 radiators and these provided 1800 days of warmth to a great number of homes that were without heating.
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Sometimes it’s the simple things that can make all the difference, and one of the barriers for many older folk is icy paths and being able to get from their front door to their hospital transport or a lift to the doctors. So this year the Appeal is funding a limited supply of 1 kilogram tubs of Ezi-Melt de-icing salt for use on domestic paths. Fifteen hundred tubs have been supplied to the Appeal at cost by Ezi-Melt and these will be distributed through local community groups across the county. This is the third year Dorset Community Foundation has run the Appeal and once again it is working at a strategic level to generate extra funding for local charities and community groups who are providing immediate help and assistance to vulnerable older people and those at risk this winter. This approach was proved highly successful and last year the Community Foundation worked with and funded twenty one charities and community groups. This enabled these groups to concentrate on meeting the increased demand for their services and provide help and support to people in need, thanks in no small measure to the extra money they receive from donations made to the Surviving Winter Appeal. If you would like to make a credit card donation to the Surviving Winter Appeal (registered charity No: 1122113) please telephone: 01202 292255 or make an online secure donation at: www.dorsetcommunityfoundation.org
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The Poole Directory Edition 24
Photo courtesy of David Beater Photography www.davidbeaterphotography.co.uk
Published by: Debbie & Stephen Corney at Dorset Publications
Telephone: 01202 894397
Email: info@thepooledirectory.co.uk
Copy deadline for March edition: 22nd February 2013 Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this publication is accurate, the publisher cannot accept any liability to any party to loss or damage caused by errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause. The Poole Directory does not officially endorse any advertising material included within the publication. No part of thi s public ati on may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval systems or transmitted in any form, without pri or permiss ion of the publisher.
Dear Neighbours, It is February already, so at least spring is not so far away. Now is a good time to plan what you might want to do with the garden, fix a few things around the home and generally create the space around you. Our loyal advertisers are all here to help you in that quest. The index at the back gives a full array of all that can be found inside, so please take a look and give one or two of the traders and shops a call. Don’t forget to mention the Directory! There are builders, carpenters, hearing aid specialists, electricians, kitchen professionals, bathroom installers, solar energy services, blinds and curtains, carpet cleaners and many many more! They would all love to hear from you. There are also a number of pages of local information which are useful to have. If you know of a club or society that could do with new members or support in any way then please give me a call so that we can help them promote themselves. If you have any suggestions for improving our handy little magazine, then please let us know. Are there any articles you would particularly find useful and informative? Are there any other trades or services you would like to see? We would really like to get your feedback. Wishing you a fabulous month of February‌ may it not be too cold or wet! Best Wishes,
Debbie and Stephen
Useful Telephone Numbers Local Police Bournemouth Airport Central Library Emergency Electric
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Poole Hospital Poole Council Sembcorp Water Emergency Gas
01202 665511 01202 633633 01202 590059 0800 111 999
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New Year, New Interest, New You! Find your Voice in 2013 with Sound of Soul Choir Sound of Soul Choir Bournemouth took Dorset by storm in 2012! With an awesome pop and soul repertoire and knock-out performances, Sound of Soul are clearly on the ascendancy in 2013 and having a great time in the process! Combining singing and performance with fun and friendship, it’s not hard to see why the members are smiling. And what’s more.....they’re currently recruiting for new members! Rehearsals are Tuesday evenings from 7-9pm, St. Stephen’s Church Hall, Bournemouth.
So if you love singing and want to have fun, get in touch today. www.soundofsoulbournemouth.com
Sound of Soul Choir
Performing at Xmas Market
Bands dedicate new concert to local charity Award-winning duo, Tinderbox, are hosting a concert on April 26th to benefit local charity, Amelia's Rainbow. The children's charity - based in Bournemouth, like Tinderbox - raises funds to create memorable activities and days out for children (and their families) suffering from terminal or life-limiting conditions. The concert, at the Regent Centre, Ch ris tchur ch, will a lso fea tu r e th e nationally-revered singer-songwriter Mike Silver, plus well-known local musician, Bob Burke. All the bands are donating their time for the cause. When the eponymous Amelia died in 2010, aged 8, Tinderbox wrote a song to commemora te h er, called 'Amelia 's Dancing'. "They decided they wanted to help the charity in a tangible way, hence this
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concert. Local people working together for the good of the community, is at the heart of the work of Christchurch Community Partnership," said Lesley Cooke who is coordinating the event on behalf of presenters CCP and Coda Music Trust.
Tinderbox (above) Mike Silver (left)
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Shooting Tuition at our shooting ground and On The Peg For all ages and abilities
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Talking about wildlife...
Woodlands Woodlands have always held a fascination for humans, and a visit to the woods refreshes the mind and lifts the spirit at any time of the year. British woodlands are wonderfully rich with wildlife; ranging from large mammals to the tiniest insects, and from bluebells to gigantic ancient trees, there are thousands of species to observe at all seasons. Native woodlands and what remains of ancient woodlands are the best habitats for biodiversity, and particularly important for many threatened species. Generally, areas with the best availability of light support the largest of variety of plant life, on which the animal kingdom depends to a great degree. Both native and non-native animals make the woods their primary home, and some woodland fauna such as dormice have all they need there; the canopy for shelter and hazelnuts for food (although dormice can also be found living in hedgerows, a sort of mini-woodland). Other species such as deer and many birds frequently venture into different habitats including heaths, grasslands and even our back gardens, sometimes moving from one habitat to another depending on their changing needs in different seasons. Woodland habitats are generally rich with insect life as well as nuts and seeds, and support a variety of birds from resident species like our mysterious owls, to seasonal migrants. Some are shy and elu si v e , b u t m an y w oo d l an d b i rd s including the tit and the finch families like human habitats as well, as our gardens can be similar to woodland edges or rides. Even more species will swell the garden population during harsh winters when food in the woods is scarce.
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Dorset’s woods are well worth a visit at any time, but especially in early spring as the woodland flowers put on their show, taking advantage of the light before the trees are in leaf. Visit dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk/reserves to plan a woodland visit near you. Niina Silvennoinen Get involved and find out more: 21st February COMMUNITY TREE PLANTING – HORSE LYNCH PLANTATION (TEDDY BEAR WOODS) (Free), 10.30am to 3pm. Help Dorset Wildlife Trust to plant native trees, including oak, hazel & hawthorn to add to the new woodland planted last winter. Drop in any time & plant a few (or lots!) of trees. All tools, gloves & drinks supplied. No experience necessary. No unaccompanied children. Meet at Horse Lynch Plantation (known locally as Teddy Bear Woods, SY 684824). Ring 01305 816546 for more information. 15th to 17th March THE HISTORY AND ECOLOGY OF WOODLANDS at Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Kingcombe Centre with tutors Oliver Rackham and Bryan Edwards. £240 to include accommodation and meals. For more information or to book visit kingcombecentre.org or ring 01300 320684.
Ashley Wood Dorset Wildlife Trust reserve Photo: Nicky Hoar
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Looking to add a touch of stone to your home?
Portman Stone has developed into one of the regions foremost stonemasons. From a background of traditional limestone fireplaces, the “Handcrafted company has developed into creative stone specialists… Handcrafting granite, quartz and marble pieces that are quite simply unique. Contemporary, modern & traditional styles Handfinished, premium grade stone
in Dorset”
T: 01202 484340
Unit 16 , 12 Airfield Road, Christchurch, BH23 3TG
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E: andy@portmanstone.com
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Dorset Dining Event is offering an exciting sponsorship opportunity... On Sunday April 21, four of Dorset’s finest chefs will be teaming up for a unique dinner to showcase the best of the county’s local produce. The event will take place in the luxurious Marriott Highcliff Hotel and will include; Dorset’s only Michelin starred chef, Mr Russell Brown, Executive head chef at the Highcliff Grill, Mr Matthew Budden, Executive chef at the Menzies Carlton & East Cliff Court Hotel, Mr Richard Allsopp, and Mr Gary Kilminster from Bournemouth and Poole College. The chefs will be using produce from local suppliers and each table will be named after a famous landmark within our county. All of the proceeds from the event will go towards end of life care at Forest Holme Hospice in Poole. Gary Kiliminster from Bournemouth and Poole College said, “'Dorset on a Plate' is gearing up
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to be a night of great locally produced food cooked by some of Dorset's most talented chefs, this unique dinner is being put together to raise money and awareness for Forest Hole Hospice, and all the chefs and suppliers are proud to be taking part for such a worthy cause”. Corporate Fundraiser, Hannah Parsons commented, “We still have one sponsorship opportunity left for this exciting event. If your company is looking to increase your brand awareness or strengthen your brand image in the local community, please get in touch”. For further information regarding this sponsorship opportunity, please contact Hannah on 01202 442558 or email: hannah@forestholmehospice.org.uk
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Ashley Blinds open new showroom in Poole More good news from Ashley Blinds. They are pleased to announce that their new showroom and office will be opening on 1st February 2013 at 325 Wimborne Road, Poole, that’s at the Oakdale traffic lights. The owners say that they have recently experienced a surge in new customers and need more space to maintain their very high level of customer support and service. They believe the increase has come about as Ashley Blinds now have a greater range and choice of product than any other similar company in the area. This year has seen Ashley Blinds & Curtains receive public accreditations from Trading Standards and from Checkrade. They have also received accreditations within the industry certifying them for work in schools, prisons and public places such as government buildings, plus they have received manufacturing accreditations for straight and bent or curved tracking, with cord or hand drawn operation. They still provide a rock solid service for every type of internal and external blind plus solar inserts and window film where blinds may not be the ideal solution. The new building will also incorporate training facilities to further enhance the extremely high level of knowledge and
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expertise customers have come to expect from Ashley Blinds. Martin Jardine, owner of Ashley Blinds & Curtains said, "Our new facility is there to support our home visits as there is only one place a customer can really see if a fabric works or not. Our new showroom is here to help this process and will in no way replace the home visit.� Ashley now have over 14,000 satisfied customers throughout Dorset. Will you be their next one? Call 01202 661920 for an appointment.
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ELECTRICAL • • • •
Safety electrical testing Full or part rewires Fuse board replacements Air Conditioning: installation & servicing
E: info@agategroupltd.co.uk
Tel: 01202 875563
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PLUMBING • Bathroom refurbishments • Radiator replacements • Leaking valves / overflows
No Job too small W: www.agategroupltd.co.uk
Mobile: 07984 464197
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OLIVER CHIMNEY SWEEP Clean, professional, tidy and reliable chimney sweeps. Offering a wide range of services. Members of the Guild of Master Sweeps.
Also available for traditional good luck appearances at weddings!
0800 013 3323 / 07889 488010 info@oliver-chimney-sweeps.co.uk www.oliver-chimney-sweeps.co.uk
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The only kind of cowboy outfit you ever want to see in your home‌ Find a Trading Standards Approved Trader at www.buywithconfidence.gov.uk
or call 08454 040506
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Want to give your old kitchen a new life? Dream Doors in Poole is a family run business, yet has the backing of a National company. We offer a quick, easy and economical alternative to replacing a whole kitchen. By replacing the doors and drawers we can transform your kitchen at a fraction of the cost of a complete new kitchen - often saving you up to 50% 60%. All our doors are made to measure simply choose from our extensive range of styles and colours and our fully trained craftsmen will do the rest, saving you time, hassle and stress. We also offer a wide range of worktops, sinks, taps, appliances, lighting and flooring, all installed by skilled tradesmen. We offer a no obligation, free quotation service where customers are able to see actual samples in the comfort of their own home, allowing them to get a better idea of colours and styles that will suit their tastes. We can if needed create CAD (Computer Aided Design) images to show customers what a change of layout or an entirely new kitchen will look like. We don’t just supply kitchen doors, though. Dream Doors can offer you a variety of extra services to help you achieve your kitchen makeover, and
Clive & Angela Coldwell with their team
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without the hassle, cost and time involved in a traditional refurbishment. People often have questions regarding our products and services. Here are just a few of the common ones: Q: Does it matter how old my kitchen is? A: No, Dream Doors provide a “made to measure” service so age is of no importance providing the units are sound, regardless of whether they are imperial or metric . Q: How long does it take? A: Normally the changing of doors and drawer fronts is completed in one day. If worktops, sinks and appliances are also to be installed then this will probably be completed in two – three days. Q: How much mess and disruption will there be? A: We endeavour to create as little disruption as possible and we try to leave the kitchen operational at the end of each working day. If you have any other queries regarding the products or services available from Dream Doors, then give Clive or Angela a call on 01202 695856 or see the website at www.dreamdoors.co.uk. They look forward to helping make your dreams come true!
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Blondes are dumb? The 4th A blonde walks into a bank in New York City and asks for the Loan officer. She says she's going to Europe on business for two weeks and needs to borrow $5,000. The bank officer says the bank will need some kind of security for the loan, so the blonde hands over the keys to a new Mercedes Benz SL 500. The car is parked on the street in front of the bank, she has the title and everything checks out. The bank agrees to accept the car collateral for the loan. The bank's president and its officers all enjoy a good laugh at the blond for using a $110,000 Benz as collateral against a $5,000 loan. An employee of the bank then proceeds to drive the Benz into the bank's underground garage and parks it there. Two weeks later, the blonde returns, repays the $5,000 and the interest, which comes to $15.41. The loan officer says, "Miss, we are very happy to have had your business, and this transaction has worked out very nicely, but we are a little puzzled. While you were away, we checked you out and found that you are a multimillionaire. What puzzles us is, why would you bother to borrow $5,000?" The blonde replies, "Where else in New York City can I park my car for two weeks for only $15.41 and expect it to be there when I return?"
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Annual Big Bournemouth Beer Festival Friday 29 March to Sunday 31 March BIC Purbeck Hall The hugely popular Big Bournemouth Beer Festival returns to the BIC for the fourth year this Easter weekend, featuring over 200 beers from across the UK! Sponsored by Hot Rocks Restaurant and Bar, there will once again be live music at ticketed sessions in association with Bournemouth Folk Club, with favourites Lady Windood’s Maggots performing Friday Evening, 10 piece Latin reggae act Pachango on Saturday afternoon and Quinn’s Quinney on Saturday evening! The 2013 Beer Festival is supported by Sunny Republic Brewing Company and 106 Jack FM. Friday evening and Saturday afternoon/ evening are ticketed sessions and ‘Sup-up Sunday’; is a non-ticketed session with no admission fee. Admission price includes a souvenir glass and tasting guide along with £1.50 worth of drinks vouchers (excludes ‘Sup-up Sunday’). Sessions are expected to sell out so book early! Check online for details of buying drinks vouchers in advance too! With a great range of traditional real ales complemented by a range of novelty and seasonal beers, plus a cider/perry bar and a wine bar, the 4th Big Bournemouth Beer Festival has something for everyone.
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This month’s prize is a pair of tickets to The 4th Annual Big Bournemouth Beer Festival , so complete this page by 28th February and send to: February Prize Wordsearch The Poole Directory, 1 Moorlands Rise, West Moors, Ferndown, BH22 0JR
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JON STOKES GARDEN SERVICES Maintenance & Landscaping -
Grass cutting and strimming Hedges cut, planted or removed Borders planted and maintained Low maintenance gardens Fencing, gates and decking Jetwash cleaning of patios Guttering cleaned or repaired Patios & turfing laid and walls built
Tel: 01202 770774 Mob: 07979 052242 www.jonstokesgardenservices.co.uk A service for all seasons and all reasons
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Thousands raised at Panto for Charity! Children love Pantomime and this year Bournemouth Pavilion’s Sleeping Beauty thrilled children of all ages. Each year volunteers from the Variety Children’s Charity give their valuable time to attend every performance to collect much needed funds towards a brand new Sunshine coach, which this year will be provided for Victoria Education Centre in Bournemouth. Paul Griffiths, Pavilion General Manger and front of house staff support this worthy cause by working alongside Variety Committee members to fill their buckets! Fr a n c es Co r n el iu s , W es s ex V a r i ety Chairwoman said “We really could not achieve this each year without such tremendous support and hard work, a huge big thank you goes to Martin Dodd of UK Productions, Chris Jarvis, Sue Pollard and the dancers from the show, Freya, Sam, Taylor, Rachelle, Dom & Jamie! All of whom
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were out in the foyer after every one of the 43 performances helping us to collect money, also big thanks to Variety Committee members Judy and Bob Hiscoke.” Because of the amazing generosity of the general public £7,162 was raised for this wonderful cause!
Paul Griffiths and Frances Cornelius with Variety Children’s Charity committee members and Pavilion staff
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Index of Advertisers & Articles Angling Equipment Conyers............................................................... 7
Hearing Aids & Services Kellear Hearing ................................................... 5
Animal Feed Crawfords Feed................................................... 7
House/Shed Clearance All-Clean Waste Services..................................... 17
Appliance Repairs Thompson Group Service .................................... 31
Insurance Brokers A-Plan Insurance................................................. 32 Age UK Bournemouth ......................................... 13
Articles Bands dedicate new concert to local charity ...... 6 Dorset on a Plate ................................................ 10 Dorset Wildlife Trust: Woodlands ....................... 8 Finance tips: Winter............................................ 22 Find your voice with Sound of Soul ..................... 6 On your plot: Time to go undercover .................. 26 Recipe: Tasty Apple Pancakes............................. 10 Surviving Winter Appeal ..................................... 2 The 4th Annual Big Bournemouth Beer Festival.... 24 Thousands raised at Panto for charity ................ 28
Kitchens Dream Doors (Poole) .......................................... 21 Garlen Kitchens & Bedrooms .............................. 5 K & B Installations............................................... 29 Portman Stone.................................................... 9 Landscaping Supplies The Stone Zone ................................................... 17 Locksmiths Poole Key ............................................................ 27
Bars, CafĂŠs, Hotels & Restaurants Banana Wharf .................................................... 15
Lofts Loft Services........................................................ 19
Bathrooms K & B Installations .............................................. 29
Plumbing & Heating Agate Group ....................................................... 16 Bournemouth Plumbing Solutions ...................... 11
Bedrooms Garlen Kitchens & Bedrooms .............................. 5 Beds The Bed Store ..................................................... 3 Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds....................................................... 5 Broadview Blinds ................................................ 11 Bridal Shops Courtyard Bridal ................................................. 29 Carpets & Flooring Carpet Barn ........................................................ 3 Great Choice Carpets .......................................... 23 Carpet & Upholstery Cleaners Arrow Cleaning Services ..................................... 19 Chimney Sweeps Oliver Chimney Sweep ........................................ 17 Drainage Services All Drains Cleared ............................................... 11 Electricians Agate Group ....................................................... 16 Garden Services Jon Stokes Garden Services................................. 27
Property Maintenance Shoreline Property Maintenance ........................ 16 Puzzles & Competitions Prize Wordsearch................................................ 25 Puzzled Page....................................................... 18 Solutions ............................................................. 28 Removals Bournemouth Removals ..................................... 31 Solar Energy Services Nick Good Property Services ............................... 7,9 Swimming Tuition Individuality Swimming....................................... 29 Trading Standards Borough of Poole ................................................ 19 Waste Services All-Clean Waste Services..................................... 17 Windows, Doors & Conservatories Richard Thomas .................................................. 27 Worktops Portman Stone.................................................... 9
Gunsmiths Conyers............................................................... 7
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Some of the services we provide include: • Removals
• Fine Art & Antiques
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