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Delivered FREE around the town In this issue: Win a meal for two at the Bull & Boat Dorset Wildlife Trust: New Year Resolutions What’s On at The Mowlem Local Business Directory Adventures of Nellie Purbeck events News from the National Trust in Purbeck
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Introduction
The Swanage Edition 69
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Stephen & Debbie Corney and Martin Budden at Purbeck Publications
Telephone: 01929 408080 Email: info@swanageoracle.co.uk
Copy deadline for the February 2014 edition: 25th January 2014
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Dear Swanage, Welcome to your January 2014 edition of The Swanage Oracle! What a month of wild weather we are having. I do hope you have coped well and have not had any major difficulties as a result. Have you made any New Year’s Resolutions? If there is anything that the advertisers inside can help you with, then they would certainly love to hear from you. Please continue to mention The Swanage Oracle when making any calls or enquiries. This makes all the difference and makes our work very worth while. With that in mind we have a full magazine for you this month with lots of local shops and businesses. The index at the back gives you all there is to find inside. From bedrooms to bathrooms, to oven cleaning, fruit and veg deliverers, locksmiths, electricians, restaurants, taxis and much more. There are some articles including the Swanage Rotary who had a very busy end to last year. The Mowlem has some great plays coming up, so do get your tickets for those. There is also a beginners guide to bird watching and don’t forget to fill in the prize wordsearch. Grab a cuppa and have a read. If you know of a club or local society who would like some extra support then please give them our details, as we can promote them for free. If you have a business and want to promote to the local community please give me a call. We offer a free editorial to all three month bookings. Martin, Stephen and myself wish you a Happy and Successful 2014! Very best wishes,
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He’s behind you!!! Oh yes he is!! Yes, it was panto time again and Bournemouth Pavilion did itself proud once more. Twenty two of us joined the thirty two prize winners from Dorset and Purbeck Publications on the press night (making ourselves heard when announced towards the end!). Aladdin, this year’s story, was superbly directed by Chris Jarvis, who also played Wishee Washee. The production had everything we love about panto... Jokes for the parents, fun for the kids and a great use of current chart hits adapted to fit the story. Scott Maslen was the suitably evil, but quite sexy, Abanazar, trying his best to thwart Aladdin. Richard Vincent gave a stellar performance as Aladdin with outstanding vocals and high energy. Jamie-Lee Mason was the beautiful Princess Jasmine and she too gave stunning vocal performances. There were great special effects with Aladdin flying all over the world on his magic carpet
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We are twinned with Rudesheim am Rhein in Germany and are always happy to welcome new members. On alternate years we visit Rudesheim or entertain members from Germany here in Swanage. This year it is our turn to visit Rudesheim. We also have good social events through the year including a Barbecue with raffle and Tombola, a special fund raising event in October with music and song, also a “ Beetle Drive”. Our monthly meetings are mostly held on the second Monday of the month at All Saints Hall at 7:30pm. For more information please phone our Chairman Mike Stollery on 01929 421492 or our Membership Secretary Jean Saddington on 01929 423657.
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and the evil Imax instructing Abanazar how to get the power of the universe. Bobby Crush gave a hilarious performance as Widow Twankey and even entertained us with his fantastic piano playing. Those of a certain age Scott Maslen as may remember him Abanazar winning Opportunity Knocks with this particular talent. The whole cast gave outstanding performances to make the evening magical. Pantomime really is the best way to get into the Christmas spirit. There was fun and laughter for all the family and I am looking forward to next year’s panto already! Julie Sharp
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Partnership success for Health Promoting Hospitals initiative This year the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust was involved in the launch of a new initiative to improve the quality of care for patients with long-term conditions. ‘Health Promoting Hospitals’ is a partnership between the Trust and other key providers of health and social care, including Dorset Healthcare, Clinical Commissioning Groups, Dorset Police, BH Live and Carers UK, and reflects how health care in communities is changing. Hospitals no longer just treat and discharge patients, but are involved in providing education and advice so patients can understand and manage any long-term medical conditions throughout their lives. A high number of hospital readmissions and health complications can be prevented if patients are empowered to self-manage their long-term conditions and if providers of health and social care are fully involved in the process. The Trust is now part of the International Network of Health Promoting Hospitals established by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Health promotion aims to improve the health of individuals and communities through education, behavioural change and environmental improvement. Under the Health Promoting Hospitals scheme, the Trust provides a range of health advice which has not only had an impact on patients, but their families, staff, partner health providers and the wider community. Activities included in the Health Promoting Hospitals initiative are: Community education programmes • Understanding Health events - these popular events are completely free to the public and give valuable insights into topics that may otherwise be difficult to understand. • Health awareness seminars hosted in conjunction with other health care providers such as Carers UK, Stop Smoke and the British Heart Foundation. • Health information available via the Trust website www.rbch.nhs.uk. Patient health promotion programmes • Partnership with LV= Streetwise - the Trust has introduced a hospital ward scenario to the interactive safety centre, Streetwise, aimed at schoolchildren. • Introduction of a new senior citizens tour at Streetwise - attendees take part in a two hour interactive session aimed at preventing slips, trips and falls. • Move to Improve programme - patients from the Trust’s rheumatology and fibromyalgia clinics are directly referred into rehabilitation clinics for six week taster sessions offering techniques such as Tai Chi and relaxation classes.
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The hospital ward scenario which forms part of the Streetwise interactive safety centre • Back Fitness Programme and Back Club - supporting patients with persistent back pain. • Trust-led rehabilitation programmes offered at BH Live leisure facilities. The construction of musculoskeletal rehab centres based at the Littledown Centre and Pelham’s Park Leisure Centre are due for completion in spring 2014. • Pelham’s Park Leisure Centre hosts pulmonary rehabilitation classes two times a week to provide support to people with COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) and chronic lung disease. It is not only patients and the public benefiting from the Health Promoting Hospitals initiative. Staff now have access to a variety of programmes including fitness classes, walking groups, healthy eating seminars and immunisation schemes. Trust Chairman Jane Stichbury said: “Working with other providers of health and social care as part of this initiative is extremely positive. As a Trust it is vital that we provide high-quality care and support to our patients - working in collaboration with others also enables us to enhance the health of our local community.” For further information about Health Promoting Hospitals, contact Michelle Burden on 01202 704956 or email michelle.burden@rbch.nhs.uk One community programme as part of the initiative is My Health My Way: A free support service giving education and coaching to people affected by a health condition. Health coaches can offer you one-to-one support, get you involved in group work, highlight online tools that could help you or give you support over the telephone. For more info: t: 0303 303 0153 e: info@myhealthdorset.org.uk w: www.myhealthdorset.org.uk
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Talking about Wildlife... New Year Resolutions for Wildlife It is traditional to begin the New Year with a set of resolutions to improve ourselves in one way or another. This year, if you feel like doing something a bit different, there are plenty of ways you can help improve wildlife, and wildlife can help improve you. If you’re looking to get rid of the Christmas calories and get some fresh air, we have plenty of volunteering tasks on our reserves all around Dorset where you can get knee-deep in mud and up-close with nature! And below, we have listed some ways you can experience wildlife and help nature conservation in Dorset, which will bring you pleasure, comfort and satisfaction in 2014. 1. Treat yourself to a quiet walk at the weekend. The woods transform in the winter: pathways are covered in a thin layer of frost, which sparkles as the sun rises and sets; the trees stand firm like soldiers, bracing themselves against the biting winds; and their bare branches intertwine, forming wild, lopsided archways. This is truly a sight to behold. 2. If you have a family, spend three days a month in the local forest. Take a ‘Wildlife’ book, keep a record of what you find, and discover how the world changes. 3. Transform your garden into a haven for wildlife by setting up bird feeders, nest boxes, and log-piles. The shelters you create will protect animals from the cold. 4. Clean out any existing bird boxes so that they are ready for the spring.
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Top up bird feeders daily. Don’t clear your garden too much this winter. Wild shrubs can be used by animals to shelter. Additionally, their seeds provide beneficial food for both animals and birds. 7. Sit back and enjoy the sculptural effect that wild seeds create. 8. Support local businesses and reduce your carbon footprint by regularly visiting farmers’ markets. These markets are abundant in fresh food, including meat, dairy produce, and locally grown fruit and vegetables. 9. Precycle rather than recycle; if you don’t need it, don’t buy it. 10. Ensure that litter is disposed of properly. Thousands of creatures die every year because of litter. For more information about our extensive volunteering events, please go online to www.dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk/events or phone 01202 642788. By Judy Godsell
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A Busy End to Year for Swanage Rotary Reflecting on the last three months of 2013, Rotary President Neil Hardy recalled, “we are normally busy before Christmas but last year was exceptional.” Things started to get busy after the summer holidays when the Rotary Shoebox appeal was kicked-off by Sue Whitton. “It’s a really simple concept but so effective,” said Sue. “We ask people to fill a shoebox with things for a boy or a girl in the age range of 1 to 16. These are then wrapped, combined with other boxes from Rotary Clubs across the south and sent to children in Eastern Europe.” Over 200 boxes were sent from Swanage this year, the majority being filled by pupils in schools in the area. “When you consider this is the only present many of the children will get it’s a great reminder about the true spirit of Christmas,” said Sue. Things really stepped up as plans for Children in Need started to take place. “We had previously worked with the Football Club on CiN,” said Bob Foster. “However, after the success of the Diamond Jubilee there was a real desire to do something that brought the community together.” When the BBC contacted Bob to discuss using Swanage as part of their CiN coverage the Swanage Challenge was born. “It was amazing
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to see it grow,” said Bob. “Once the theme of ‘Be a Hero’ was chosen by the BBC the Challenges began to emerge and it really took off.” As far Swanage was concerned the event culminated on the 2nd and 3rd November with 2 days of challenges which were covered on BBC’s South Today. The amazing sum of £10,000 was raised and presented live during the Children in Need program. “Raising the money was great,” said Bob, “but what was really good was to see the way the community came together again for a great series of events that really showcased our town and the people in it.” Whilst work was still going on with Children in Need, news was coming in about a typhoon that had hit the Philippines. International Chairman David Chalcraft remembered: “it was obvious from the initial coverage the devastation was widespread and they were going to need help.” As international aid efforts started, the Rotary organisation in the Philippines appealed for help with shelter. “Having people on the ground enabled us to prioritise and quickly decide to raise money for Shelterboxes,” said David. “They are such a practical solution and as a Rotary Partner Charity we know they will get to where they are needed.”
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A street collection was organised where many people and organisations helped. Swanage Carnival donated £1000 and the appeal was closed after a collection was made at the Christmas Market. “We were able to send £6,490 – the equivalent of 11 Shelterboxes to the Philippines,” said David. “We appreciate times are tough at the moment but the generosity of the people in our community is amazing.” Santa on his Rotary sleigh is a familiar sight around Swanage in December and this year was no exception. Good weather enabled us to visit all parts of the town and collect money for Rotary Charities which this year includes the Swanage Lifeboat Boathouse Appeal. Santa also found time to visit the Christmas market to ensure everyone had a chance to make any last minute requests. Doug Quayle, who organises Santa’s schedule, says it’s one of his highlights of the year. “To see the children’s faces when Santa speaks to them is magical,” said Doug. “Rotary has been doing this for over 40 years now and a lot of parents remember when they stayed up to see Santa as children.” The Swanage Christmas Market was held in early December when Station Road and Institute Road were transformed into a street market for the day. David Pike has been part of the Switch On Swanage team for many years and was pleased it happened at all. “After last year’s event there was no one willing to take on the
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organisation of the Christmas Market and there was a real chance it would not happen,” said David. “Rotary decided to take on the role for this year and with some help from many different people and organisations the market went ahead.” Blessed with good weather a great time was had by all and as well as showcasing local goods and produce, a great deal of money was raised for good causes. Nearly £1,000 was raised for Switch on Swanage which will be used to maintain/improve the lights in future year. “It’s such a great event I hope we will be able to keep it going next year.” The final event of the year is the Rotary Christmas Breakfast, held on Christmas Morning for people who might otherwise be alone on Christmas Day. “We invite anyone to the URC Hall where a team of helpers provide a ‘full English’ for everyone,” said Mo Andrews who coordinated the event. “Corbens are kind enough to send the invitations and local businesses donate the food. Rotarians cook and serve breakfast and arrange transport for anyone who needs it. It’s a really happy day, we sing carols and Santa finds time to give everyone a gift,” said Mo. “So it’s been a busy time,” says President Neil Hardy, ”but Rotary is all about communities and fellowship so better to be busy and make a contribution.”
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Beginners guide to bird watching at Arne BUDDING BIRDWATCHERS should keep their eyes out for a new course starting this month The RSPB nature reserve at Arne is running a beginners guide to bird watching course which will take place over 3 consecutive Thursdays Starting on January 16 and is free and open to everyone. Information Officer Michael Wilson said; ‘The start of the new year is a great opportunity to try something a bit different. If you don’t know your blackbird from your dunnock or your chaffinch from your great tit then this is the course for you!’ ‘The course is aimed at the true novice and will contain essential tips to get you started, from using binoculars and ID books to learning more about watching birds in the many different habitats of Arne.’ ‘The sessions aren’t about turning people in to overnight twitchers; they’re about helping people to find out something about the wildlife all around them. Above all we want people to come out and enjoy themselves at this fantastic reserve’
Information Assistant Laura Popely said; ‘We have had great success with similar courses taking place in Weymouth and Upton in previous years, and Arne is a great place to do the same. I’m really looking forward to taking people round and teaching them something new. It’s also a brilliant chance for people to up their ID skills before the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch at the end of January.’ The first session will take place at Arne on January 16, continuing on January 23 and finishing on January 30. Sessions start at 10am and finish at 12pm. Spaces are limited so for more information or to book a place, call in at the visitor centre in the Arne car park or phone 01929 553360.
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Arne Raptor Weekend
Every Wednesday during January and February
Come on one of our FREE Wednesday walks throughout the colder months to track down some of the amazing wildlife that calls the reserve home. Fabulous fungi, marsh harrier, avocet, spoonbill and Sika deer, who knows what we may find?
Join us this weekend to learn about the incredible birds of prey seen on the reserve. Turn up anytime during the day and stay for as long or as little as you like! There will be guides out at special watch points looking out for all birds of prey, but the real focus will be the marsh and hen harrier!
10am – 12 noon Free No Booking Required Meet at RSPB Arne car park in Visitor hut
10 am – 4 pm Free No Booking Required Meet at RSPB Arne car park in Visitor hut
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Local Events
Purbeck Events for January 2014 Date
Event Name & Type
Time and Location
Contact Details
All Month
Wareham’s Street Markets
Thursday: East Street 8-1pm Saturday: The Quay 8-2pm
Various Activities & Courses
Burngate Stone Carving Centre
www.burngatestonecentre.co.uk
Wed’s
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RSPB Arne 10-12noon FREE
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Durlston Castle Tour
Durlston Castle 10.30am
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Movie Night - "We Steal Secrets"
7.30pm Harmans Cross Village Hall £5
No advance booking
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Beginners Birdwatching
RSPB Arne 10-12noon FREE
01929 553360 Booking Essential
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Baronet of Bladen (Talk)
Carey Hall Wareham £3 2.30-4pm
01929 427300
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Alexander Technique Free Introductory Class
Wareham Library, 4pm
07798 791985
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Broadmayne Community Market
St Martin's Hall, Broadmayne 2-3.30pm
01305 853765
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Print-making Workshop
Burngate Stone Centre 10 4pm, £47.50
01929 439405
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Raptor Weekend
RSPB Arne 10-4pm FREE
01929 553360
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Victorian Durlston Tour
Durlston Country Park 2pm £3
01929 424443
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Seashore Scavengers
Studland Beach Centre 10.30-12.30
01929 450500
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Jurassic Jaunts
White Nothe & Ringstead 11.30am £5
07790 474478
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Durlston Past Photography Exhibition
Durlston Castle 10-3pm
01929 424443
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Burns Supper
Kings Arms Stoborough 7pm (RNLI)
01929 550342
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Quarry History Walk
Durlston Castle 2pm £3
01929 424443
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National Farmhouse Breakfast Week
Knoll Beach Café
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Ball & Socket/WDDT AGM
Parish Hall, Wareham, 7.30 £3 on door
01929 556267
All the information has been compiled by Discover Purbeck Information Centre (01929 552740) and Swanage Tourist Information Centre (01929 422885) www.visitswanageandpurbeck.com and is correct to the best of our knowledge
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Your quick guide to everyone and everything in your Oracle... Accountants Ward Goodman................................................ 8
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Bedrooms Flair Interiors....................................................23 Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds..................................................... 3 Carpenters Total Woodwork - Peter Albin...........................19 Carpet Cleaners Mercury Clean..................................................13 Community News Beginner’s Guide to birdwatching at Arne.......18 Dorset Wildlife Trust: New Year Resolutions.....10 Panto Review - Aladdin..................................... 6 Swanage Rotary...............................................14 Swanage Town Twrinning Association.............. 6 Computer Services AJV Computing................................................. 7 Whizzbits..........................................................21 Dentists Personal Dental Care........................................12 Domestic Cleaning David Chalmers................................................ 3 Electricians J. Taylor Electrical.............................................21 Events Mowlem Theatre..............................................16 Purbeck Events.................................................20 Purbeck Railway Circle.....................................19 RSPB Events......................................................18 Fruit & Veg Deliveries Crawfords Feed................................................. 3 Furniture 1st for... Quality Used Furniture........................11 Garden Services Purbeck Arborists.............................................21
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