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What a wonderful June we all had celebrating our very dedicated and loved Queen of seventy reigning years. An incredible achievement. I do hope you were able to enjoy the festivities as much as we did. Summer is officially here! We have indeed had some glorious days too, so long may they continue. Do you have a holiday planned? We have been so busy with our new venture, our move to the sea- side, that we are going to stay local and make the most of our very British beach and surrounding attractions. Advertise with us This certainly helps our economy too Take your business to new heights and supports the local shops and with our affordable advertising amenities. If you are going abroad, I packages! Supply your own artwork or am sure you will enjoy that too. Here’s use our in-house design and brand to fresh air, good company and some expert. To chat to Debbie or the sales relaxing days. Of course, our advertisers all want to stay busy, so they need your calls for sure. Why not get them to sort the house out, fix that leak, create a new bathroom, kitchen or landscape the garden, while you have some time out? That seems like a good idea to me. The index at the back as always describes all there is inside. Don’t forget to mention us. We love to hear that you are using your little booklet. Stephen, myself, Mel, Julie, Steph, Tracey, Pippa and Chris all wish you a jolly July and please let us know if we can help you with anything.

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Team 13: Olympic runners raise money for Julias House! Double Olympian marathon runner and Commonwealth Games medallist Liz Yelling has provided her support to ‘Team 13’ – a fundraising challenge initiated by Julia’s House Corporate Fundraiser, Caroline Attreed to celebrate her thirteenth year at the Dorset and Wiltshire children’s hospice charity. Caroline has assembled a team of 13 top business leaders who will run 13 miles together in a bid to raise an incredible £13,000 to help local families with seriously ill children. Alongside Caroline, those taking part include James Benamor (CEO, Richmond Group & Julia’s House Ambassador), Alex Bonnet (CEO, Venaspace), Becky Harris (Finance Director, MSO Capital Ltd), Brian Parker (CEO, Britannia Parking & Julia’s House Chair), Chris Fairfax (CEO, Catalyst Property Finance), Doug Sheppard (MD, Parvalux), Iain Williams (CEO, Quick Car Finance), Kelly Black (Director, Richmond Group), Mark Nixon (Partner, Threthowans & Julia’s House Trustee), Martin McAndrew (Director, Blue Thirst), Pip Woods (MD, Rockley Watersports & Julia’s House Ambassador), Tobias Britton (MD, Globacare), Staz Stazicker (Co-Founder, Thru Dark Ltd) and Michelle Cross (PR Manager, OnBuy). The team is being helped by Personal Trainer Sash Von Rappard, who is joining in with training runs and providing motivational support. Caroline explains, “When I started my role at Julia’s House, James Benamor was one of the first business

people I met. James is CEO of Richmond Group and one of our ambassadors. It was James I met with to talk through my idea of this challenge. He helped me to get started and is always such a great motivation and wonderful supporter. I invited another Julia’s House ambassador, Liz Yelling, to talk to the team before one of our training runs and was so delighted when she said yes! Liz is such an inspirational athlete and has competed in two Olympic marathons. She was really motivational and gave us some great tips and techniques to take away and put into practice.” Liz put the fundraisers through their paces with some interval training in Poole Park, and left them with a few words of encouragement and advice: “The best thing about going into an event with a team is the support, encouragement and accountability you offer each other, I think this is so motivational, and helps you to get out on those runs, when otherwise you may not. It helps you to feel excited about race day and feeling a part of something. So encourage each other on the journey to the start line, and show interest in each other’s training journeys.” “Julia’s House has been a huge part of my life for the last 13 years,” says Caroline. “It is an amazing organisation, providing the most incredible support to local families, and I feel so privileged to be a part of it. It’s going to be an exciting year training with Team 13, and I can’t wait for us to cross the finishing line!” Team 13 will complete the half-marathon challenge for Julia’s House on 9 October. You can support the team with donations by visiting: www.justgiving.com/team/Team13JH Find out more about Julia’s House at: www.juliashouse.org

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The Humble Bumblebee (and friends) Why we all need to make a beeline to our buzzing friends, who are pivotal to the future of our planet. The bee population (bumblebees and the 25,000 other recorded species that exist), have been too regularly dismissed in the past as simply the overseers of pollination… and of course useful if you want to spread a bit of honey on your toast. Yet the reliance both we and the wider environment have on bees moves them straight to the upper echelons of some of the planet’s most valuable entities. Consider that at least 30% of the world’s crops and 90% of all plants require crosspollination to spread and thrive, and suddenly our perception of bees takes a different slant. Unfortunately, bee populations around the world are in decline. Climate change causes some ﬂowers to bloom earlier or

later than usual, meaning bees have fewer food sources at the start of the season. They suffer habitat loss from development and a lack of bee-friendly ﬂowers, and some colonies collapse due to plants and seeds treated with pesticides. The good news is that protecting these little wonders is not just good for the environment, but a joy in itself. Several organisations run bee initiatives; from Bee Walks, in which volunteers traverse set routes to map out observations of bee activity; to community and education groups at libraries, stalls and fetes that raise money and awareness. You can also create a buzz in your own back garden, by laying a foundation to encourage bees into the space, where what’s around them will thrive: Bee-friendly plants Use bee-friendly plants, patio pots, herbs in a planter, with hanging baskets and crocuses creating colour and helping bees ﬂourish.

Gracious greens Consider adding fruit and veg to your garden, where possible; bees will be instantly attracted. An annual affair Try to keep planting throughout the season in order to provide food and shelter for bees. They actually require nectar and pollen across all four seasons, while keeping the grass long offers great refuge. Arrest the pesticides Obviously, removing or greatly reducing the use of pesticides in your garden will have a hugely beneficial effect on the bee population, so don’t be afraid to throw away that ‘bug gun’ and let nature do its bit. New arrivals Also consider welcoming in ‘beneficial insects’ such as hoverflies, beetles and ladybirds, as these perfect partners will all help your bees flourish. Why not start a buzz in your community, and help nature in the process!

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An agent for change Why preservation of both people, and the planet, is the next venture for Amal Clooney. Amal Clooney is best known for human, not environmental, advocacy; yet it was at the Greenbuild 2018 Conference that we saw, for the ﬁrst time, a new side to the human rights lawyer. It was one that followed the conference’s mantra that we can only solve society’s ills by proper intersection of humanity and the wider environment.

around the world; they add to political instability that only compound the problem.

The 44-year-old’s energy for environmental projects is not and will never be as great as the advocacy she gives to human rights the world over. Quite simply, it is not what she has committed two decades to specialising in; and yet, in a sense, that makes her interest all the more commendable. “The pursuit of human rights is one that is intrinsically linked to the pursuit of the environment, because both are equally dependent on each other,” she begins. “If we are not at one with ourselves, we are never going to move forward into the next realm which is to look after the environment. “And when climate change itself is impacting the basics of what we have… when it is leading to ﬂooding, unstable food supplies, drought, wildﬁres and hurricanes, then this, quite obviously, leads to a human crisis in the world, whereby all of these elements contribute to the increase in refugees

“George inspires me in much the same way as he says I inspire him. If you care for someone, you invest in their passions and the drive to make change. “He is a tremendous support and he has opened my eyes to another side to justice, for the planet, and I do cherish that.” “It means harmony and equilibrium between human and environmental factors are intrinsic to each other, so we have to be passionate about both.” Clearly, Clooney has been steered in this direction by husband George’s vociferous commitment to environment change. And while even the Clooney Foundation, set up by the couple in 2016, dominates its pledges towards justice for the individual, the ethos of change for the greater good is a common thread that runs within.

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19th CENTURY YACHTING In In previous articles, mention hashas previous articles, mention been made of the twotwo John Turnerbeen made of the John TurnerTurners, father (JTT1) andand sonson Turners, father (JTT1) (JTT2), as owners of Avon Cottage, (JTT2), as owners of Avon Cottage, seen here in 1858 … … seen here in 1858

… and its replacement 1874-78, the the … and its replacement 1874-78, surviving Castle, here c.1900. surviving Castle, here c.1900.

In his day,day, JTT1 waswas a successful In his JTT1 a successful yachtsman and, after his his sudden yachtsman and, after sudden death aged 40 in February 1874, his his death aged 40 in February 1874, widow Dora paid £464 18s 6d for a a widow Dora paid £464 18s 6d for 35ft35ft long, 9ft wide, oars and sail long, 9ft wide, oars and sail lifeboat. lifeboat. TheThenewnewlifeboat lifeboat“John “JohnTurner Turner Turner” arrived on station to much Turner” arrived on station to much ceremony at Douglas IoMIoM on on 27th27th ceremony at Douglas August 1874, and took part in a race August 1874, and took part in a race with three other local crews. She with three other local crews. She served there as a reserve “afloat” served there as a reserve “afloat” lifeboat until 1890, lifeboat until 1890, 14

In an entry sheshe is said to have In 1859 an 1859 entry is said to have been builtbuilt at White’s. I later served in in been at White’s. I later served “Dainty” and “Delight”, two “Daring” “Dainty” and “Delight”, two “Daring” class destroyers builtbuilt at that yard. class destroyers at that yard.

Some details of of her her efforts were Some details efforts were obtained obtained during during my my original original researches in 2007. TheThe crew of 13 researches in 2007. crew of 13 included 10 oarsmen. She waswas included 10 oarsmen. She “launched” 25 25 times andand saved 45 45 “launched” times saved lives. This picture shows a lifeboat of of lives. This picture shows a lifeboat her her typetype thatthat served in Lincolnshire served in Lincolnshire untiluntil 1898, thenthen appearing at Lifeboat 1898, appearing at Lifeboat Days as here in 1907, until 1919. Days as here in 1907, until 1919.

More details appeared within the the More details appeared within RNLI exhibition at the Meeting House RNLI exhibition at the Meeting House in March 2022, partpart seen below. in March 2022, seen below.

As As an an RNLI governor, I suggested RNLI governor, I suggested such a display late 2018. Early 2020 such a display late 2018. Early 2020 I contacted the National Maritime I contacted the National Maritime Museum at Falmouth, JTT1 having Museum at Falmouth, JTT1 having hadhad some yachting successes there. some yachting successes there. These plans were all all delayed by by These plans were delayed Covid, but fortunately, just as the Covid, but fortunately, just as the 2022 display waswas being set set up, up, the the 2022 display being museum’s archive research into museum’s archive research into JTT1’s yachting records arrived. JTT1’s yachting records arrived. A new archive file H27 “R.N.L.I.” is A new archive file H27 “R.N.L.I.” is now available with all this information now available with all this information and exhibition material. and exhibition material.

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“Wildfire” appears again in the 1858 “Wildfire” appears again in the 1858 records, as aas56a ton schooner, based records, 56 ton schooner, based at Cowes. SheShe hadhad wonwon 5 prizes in in at Cowes. 5 prizes 1857 valued at £302. 1857 valued at £302. Unfortunately, no no pictures of JTT1’s Unfortunately, pictures of JTT1’s “yachts” are available, but these twotwo “yachts” are available, but these paintings and a print from a book on on paintings and a print from a book the the subject give some idea of these subject give some idea of these impressive looking craft. Revenue impressive looking craft. Revenue cutters lent themselves to conversion cutters lent themselves to conversion by bywealthy wealthyyachties yachtiesfor forracing, racing, JTT1’s 59 ton “Wildfire” probably an an JTT1’s 59 ton “Wildfire” probably example. In the Royal Yacht example. In the Royal Yacht Squadron records, under another Squadron records, under another owner, a yacht of this name wonwon a a owner, a yacht of this name racerace against “Alarm”, the lead craft of against “Alarm”, the lead craft of its day, but but there is no of JTT1 its day, there is record no record of JTT1 being a member of that club. being a member of that club. TheThe museum quotes a Hunts listing museum quotes a Hunts listing of “Wildfire” as a 58 ton schooner, of “Wildfire” as a 58 ton schooner, owned by JTT1 in 1856, home portport owned by JTT1 in 1856, home Cowes, built by Hansen. She is listed Cowes, built by Hansen. She is listed withwith bothboth the the Royal Southern andand Royal Southern Royal Thames yacht clubs. Royal Thames yacht clubs. In In 1858 JTT1 alsoalso owns “Day 1858 JTT1 owns “Day Dream”, (per the museum a “steam Dream”, (per the museum a “steam sloop” of 8of tons), at Southampton. sloop” 8 tons), at Southampton. ThatThat yearyear his his “Constance”, a 255 ton ton “Constance”, a 255 schooner kept at Cowes, won £100. schooner kept at Cowes, won £100.

PerPer a February 1860 “collision” report a February 1860 “collision” report his his (60 (60 ton?) “Wildfire” almost sank ton?) “Wildfire” almost sank while moored in Southampton Water. while moored in Southampton Water. SheShe waswas laidlaid up with justjust her her masts. up with masts. Later the (80 ton) “Ruby Queen” waswas Later the (80 ton) “Ruby Queen” left left unmanned nearby, fullyfully rigged. In In unmanned nearby, rigged. a violent gale, the latter was judged a violent gale, the latter was judged to have dragged her her moorings. to have dragged moorings. In 1863 JTT1 still still owns these three In 1863 JTT1 owns these three vessels, but there are no records of of vessels, but there are no records anyany further prizes. On On the the internet further prizes. internet oneone cancan findfind Victorian accounts of of Victorian accounts JTT1’s and opponents yacht races in in JTT1’s and opponents yacht races western harbour approaches. western harbour approaches. TheThe yacht pictures came from a 1999 yacht pictures came from a 1999 book by Robert Coles on New Forest book by Robert Coles on New Forest andand Solent artists, copied in 2010 at at Solent artists, copied in 2010 Ringwood Library. The examples are Ringwood Library. The examples are by Arthur Wellington Fowles. by Arthur Wellington Fowles.

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Bournemouth Air Festival feels the need for speed Tom Cruise may have the shades and the swagger, but Bournemouth Air Festival has the full package this Jubilee year, say festival organisers on the eve of the new Top Gun film.The Red Arrows, who have just finished their season’s training, will have a special colourful seven-aircraft formation celebrating the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The team behind the RAF Typhoon, which moves faster than the speed of sound at Mach 1.8 or 1381.08 mph – the same as the new F/A-18F Super Hornets used in Tom Cruise’s latest film – also has a classified surprise in store set to take the crowd’s breath away. If you want to become your own Maverick, head up to the STEM marquee, which will be 50 per cent bigger this year and aims to inspire the next generation of engineers with a range of exciting stalls and speakers. There will be lots of things on the ground to keep your mini-Mavericks entertained this year, with fun fair rides, trade and food stalls as displays from the RAF and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight planes soar overhead. Jon Weaver, festival director, said: “Top Gun may have the glamour, but we have the UK’s best free air, land and sea show right here on our awardwinning blue-flag beaches – like Slider says, there’s no points for second best.“We have some surprises up our sleeves too. With the mix of fast jets, acrobatic aircraft, parachuting teams and heritage aircraft our festival will this year give those on the ground goosebumps. “So, round up your wingmen and women, stick the date in your diary and watch this space!” Typhoon Flight Lieutenant Adam O’Hare said he looked forward to showcasing the mind-blowing display of speed, power and agility of the Typhoon aircraft. He said: “I’m delighted to say this year RAF Typhoon display team will be coming to beautiful Bournemouth. We cannot wait to see you all there!” The new 20-minute Red Arrows display is created and choreographed by Squadron Leader Tom

Bould, who is Red 1 and in his second year as Team Leader. His team will perform one particular move the ‘Double Goose’, which sounds like Maverick’s wingman in the 80s blockbuster, where the Synchro Pair fly headon towards five aircraft, then pull-up through a pyramid shape. He said: “It is with great pride and privilege the Red Arrows have opportunity to join with countless individuals and communities, across the United Kingdom and further afield, to celebrate Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee, by performing a display full of creativity and excitement. “The new show features lots of loops, rolls and shapes with our trademark patriotic red, white and blue trails, marking this important year and the very best of British. “Bournemouth Air Festival is certainly one of our favourite UK venues to perform at and we can’t wait to make a return!” Meanwhile up in the sky, the Merlin Mk 2 helicopter from 814 Naval Air Squadron (The Flying Tigers), which is the world’s most potent submarine hunting helicopter, will be doing a flypast. Out at sea, a Royal Navy Type 23 Frigate, which is the real work horse of the Royal Navy, will be casting an impressive sight from the ocean’s horizon throughout the event. Cllr Beverley Dunlop, Portfolio Holder for Culture and Vibrant Places, said: “We’ll never lose that loving feeling for our fantastic Bournemouth Air Festival! “It’s always wonderful to see families and children having a good time, either at the fun fair, at the STEM marquee, or staring in wonder at the magnificent RAF planes. “This summer it will be taking place in our Queen’s Jubilee year, so it will be extra special – we can’t wait to see you all there!”

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The Eighties Fashion Revival The era that provoked a fashion and music revolution is being celebrated right now, and it’s not too late to jump on the fashion trend of the year – Eighties revival! All that glitters is not gold In fact it can be silver, blue, pink, vermillion, turquoise, or any colour as long as the overall look is drop-dead fabulous. Think feathers, sequins and of course, Lamé. With such ostentation however, keep makeup natural and go easy on the accessories.

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Encryption: Explained It’s a term that’s thrown about to denote safety, security and protection, but what do we actually know of ‘encryption’, and does it actually work? Encryption is an important privacy tool that automatically kicks in when sending sensitive, conﬁdential or personal information across the internet. How does it work? Encryption scrambles plain text, using an encryption algorithm, into a type of secret code – called ‘cipher text’ – that hackers, cybercriminals, and other online snoops can’t read, even if they intercept it before it reaches its intended recipients. Only when it reaches that end destination does the decryption process take place – with the use of a decryption key, a kind of secret code – and it is then translated back to its original form. Because each encryption key is random and unique, it’s impossible to decipher a message intercepted midway and only the intended recipient can read the intended message. What types of content are encrypted? Encryption encompasses everything from What’s App communication, text messages, running logs saved on your ﬁtness watch and, of course, banking information sent through your online account. How much information is encrypted? Vast quantities are encrypted – be that managed online, stored in the cloud, or on

servers. Encryption systems There are two main types of encryption systems: symmetric encryption and asymmetric encryption. Symmetric encryption uses a single password to encrypt and decrypt data; while asymmetric encryption uses two keys for encryption and decryption - a public key, which is shared among users, encrypts the data, and a private key, which is not shared, decrypts the data. Within this, the encryption algorithm (set of rules) can be of varying strength, with a Triple DES system running encryption three times. Why everyone should be aware of encryption We all need to be smart of encryption, notably when it comes to where this is not being offered, such as on websites that don’t display a secure connection, and your browser will usually inform you of this. At the end of the day, internet

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DVLA Devil As far as dealing with the DVLA is concerned, the devil is in the detail. Here are six things you need to ensure are up to scratch if you want to steer clear of potentially landing yourself in trouble with the UK’s driver and vehicle licensing authority. 1. Change of address This is the big one. If you have moved and your address no longer matches that on your licence, you must contact the DVLA immediately. Being caught with an incorrect address can lead to an instant ﬁne, and even temporary addresses must be updated. The good news is the change can be made quickly and easily online, doesn’t cost anything, and your new licence will typically be with you in a week. 2. Change of name or gender You must also inform the DVLA of a change of name or gender. You are still permitted to drive while new documents are being produced that reﬂect a change, and again the process is relatively straightforward and cost-free. 3. Change in marital status We all go through relationship changes, and if you are entering

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A Design for Life… The Kevin McCloud Column Designer, writer and television presenter, Kevin McCloud leapt into our consciousness with his vastly successful Grand Designs show on Channel 4. This month, the affable architectural business owner talks about the difference between decorative and functional. The other day I found myself having a conversation about clocks, and it dawned on me how our reliance on them in the home has changed so much over the years. The reason for this is obvious – we have watches, phones, laptops, and various other timing devices scattered about our personal space. The era of having to get up and walk into another room to discover we’re late for the train, is long gone. There feels some justice in that, too. After all, the humble wall clock was, for many years, viliﬁed in its role in reminding us that we were behind schedule. It must be relieved to know that now, in 2022, it serves a new purpose – it is an aesthetic choice; it is a timeless interior addition that alludes to a tradition of sophistication and style - content, simply, to sit smugly in the background of household life, faithfully ticking

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Its riling raison d’être aside, there was a time when large clocks were considered emblems of opulence; and although the clamour for small and sleeker accessories has relegated the wall clock to an afterthought, there’s a case for arguing this timeless timepiece can add an eye-catching allure to any contemporary space. The clock is, in many ways, a piece of moving, evolving art. It can exaggerate, calm or simply just sympathise with a wall. It can bring out colours and connect furniture, items and artwork in genre or era or style. Even if you’re hoping to emulate uber-minimalist interiors, an elegant or oversized wall clock can offer a break from potential

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Big-time Books This month, three titles to look out for that are brimming with imagination and creativity. The Comic Book Lesson by Mark Crilley Perhaps the one distraction for younger readers when it comes to tutorials is the fact that many of them are just a little… well, boring. Thus, to present the subject matter in a way that guides someone through a story, as well as building practice, knowledge and conﬁdence, is to be applauded. That’s what illustrator and graphic novelist Mark Crilley has done across two books now – the hugely successful The Drawing Lesson; and now this follow-up, The Comic Book Lesson. The book follows the story of Emily, an enthusiastic young comics fan and aspiring creator who has a story she needs to tell. A series of friends help her blend these teaching moments into a sweet, clever, and poignant story, with each lesson building off the previous information and skills presented. Published by Ten Speed Press on July 5th Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin Two kids meet in a hospital gaming room in 1987 and their love of video games becomes a shared world -- of joy, escape and ﬁerce competition. When, eight years later, the pair spot each other in a crowded train station, they are catapulted back to that moment. The spark is

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Ingredients (serves 4) For the cake • 50g beurre noisette, plus a couple of extra tablespoons for the mould (see cook’s tip) • 1 large Waitrose British Blacktail Free Range Egg • 30g golden syrup • 60g plain ﬂour • 30g icing sugar, sifted • 10g caster sugar • 1 pinch of salt • 3g caraway seeds, toasted • 4g baking powder • 15ml whole milk

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paddle attachment on medium speed, beat the egg and the golden syrup until thick and light in colour. Reduce the speed and sprinkle in the ﬂour, both sugars, salt, caraway seeds and baking powder, continue to mix until well combined. Slowly drizzle in the cool beurre noisette and the milk. 3. Pour the batter into the prepared madeleine moulds halfway up and place in the oven for approximately 10 minutes. Remove the tray from the oven and cool on a cooling rack.

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