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The Wizard of Oz comes to the Pavilion One of the best loved stories ever told… A spectacular all new professional Easter pantomime version of the classic story. Starring the hilarious Bobby Davro as Scarecrow and children’s favourite SarahJane Honeywell from CBeebies Tikkabilla, Mighty Mites, ZingZillas and Higgledy House, plus a full supporting cast and amazing dancers! Also yet to be announced... very special guest star as Dorothy!! Follow Kansas farm-girl Dorothy and her pet dog Toto on this magical adventure suitable for all ages. Watch in amazement as they are picked up by a tornado and carried off to the magical Land of Oz. With help from their new friends the Munchkins, they to travel to the Emerald City where the great Wizard of Oz lives.

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On their way they meet a Scarecrow who needs a brain, a Tin Man who wants a heart, and a Cowardly Lion who desperately needs courage. Will the wonderful Wizard of Oz be able to help them before the Wicked Witch of the West captures them in her dungeon??!!…… Come and join in the fun April 2012 as Enchanted Entertainment present this amazing Easter pantomime version of the L. Frank Baum book. Packed with great songs, brilliant dance routines and plenty of laughter for all the family!!!! We have a family set of four tickets to give away as the prize in this month’s wordsearch competition opposite for the show on Thursday 5th April at 7pm. So go on and give it a go! It will be a great night of entertainment for the whole family!

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ÂŁ3000 of fitted furniture FREE? Please read on... Custom World is a well-known and respected local Company. We are proud to be celebrating our 30th Anniversary this year and we plan to make it a year to remember. We are also excited to announce an opportunity for anyone living in Dorset, Wiltshire or Hampshire to have a bedroom or home office designed and installed free, up to the value of ÂŁ3000.00. We would like to invite people to write or email us nominating a friend or family member, telling us why they deserve to have their bedroom or home office transformed with beautiful custom made fitted furniture. The lucky person chosen by our panel of judges will receive a Design consultation and work with the designer to create the room of their dreams. Their furniture will then be manufactured by our team of professional joiners and then installed by our in house fitters. They will be able to choose any colour and design from our vast range and if they wish, they can visit our workshop to see their furniture being made. Please send nominations to: office@customworldbedrooms.co.uk or 38 Cobham Road, Ferndown Industrial Estate, Wimborne,BH21 7NP, to arrive by 28th May 2012.

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The Swanage Oracle Edition 47

Published by: Debbie & Stephen Corney and Martin Budden at Dorset Publications

Telephone: 01202 894397 or 01202 676661

Email: info@swanageoracle.co.uk

Copy deadline for April 2012 edition: 23rd March 2012 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 Swanage Oracle does not officially endorse any advertising material included within the publication. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in any retrieval systems or transmitted in any form, without prior permission of the publisher.

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Hello Swanage! We have a full magazine for you this month with several interesting articles for you to read. One for the mother of the bride from Fab Frocks. There is another about Purbeck Art Week on pages 8 and 9. Don’t miss the Easter Panto at the Bournemouth Pavilion! Dorothy wants to find her way home on April 5th and 6th. There are even prize tickets to be won—see page 17. We also of course have our local trades people who are ready to help you. The full index at the back gives you a whole range of services contained in magazine. Do mention The Swanage Oracle when making any calls or bookings. This makes all the difference. We have plumbers, electricians, dry cleaners, jewellers, blind & awning specialists and even bead & craft workshops! If there is a category you would like that is not in the book, please let me know and I will find someone for you. If you have a local club community activity that you would like to get new members for, or just let the local people know what you do and when, then please send me an email or give me a call. I can promote these services for free for you! If you have a local business and would like to be included then please let me know also. Our rates are excellent and we give free help with artwork when needed and a free editorial with three months bookings. We are here to help the local people find the right business to help them. Everyone wins! Wishing you a great month of March. Warmest regards,

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Put the Fab Factor into your Wedding Outfit What can be more special than your daughter or son’s wedding day? Such an important occasion demands a special outfit and Dorset has a really special boutique that can help. Fab Frocks of Westbourne has over 10 years experience in helping women find the right outfit for the big day. This award-winning boutique offers a choice of hundreds of stunning mother of the bride and groom outfits, all under one roof. The shop is like a treasure trove with special occasion collections from all over the world along with hats and fascinators to match. Owner Tracie Beardsley says: “We know how important it is for women to find a wedding outfit that looks amazing. We also know that modern women don’t want to look mumsie so we’ve sourced a stunning range of dresses and jackets that are stylish and contemporary.” She adds: “The other big factor is of course cost and we aim to cater for all wedding budgets. We have beautiful dresses and jackets which start at £165 for the outfit. Our fascinators start from £35. This is comparable to high street prices but you won’t see our collections on the high street and the last thing a mother of the bride or groom wants is to see another wedding guest in the same outfit as her!” Fab Frocks also believes in dressing real women. The shop stocks sizes 8 to 24 and offers a special order service on some collections up to a size 30. “We have really listened to what women want and have dresses which include features such as integral bra support or the option of bra-friendly straps,” explains Tracie Beardsley. “Some designs have cap sleeves, others have tummy-flattering ruching and most dresses are on or over the knee.” The spring/summer collection is now in at Fab Frocks and has something for everyone, wherever the wedding may be. Tracie Beardsley says: “Because weddings no longer take place just in a church, we have introduced some less formal outfits for mums. We have beautiful, floaty dresses in silks and cottons so they are cool

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This gorgeous candy pink stripe outfit from Spanish designer Presen is available at Fab Frocks

to wear. These can be teamed up with a bolero and make a perfect outfit for a summer wedding on a beach or in a marquee. Even better, dresses like these can certainly be worn again!” Fab Frocks offers a personal, friendly service. The shop is open Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturdays 10 to 5.30pm. Throughout March, April and May, the shop is also open every Sunday from 11am to 4pm. Tracie Beardsley adds: “It’s not essential to make an appointment to visit our boutique but we do recommend it. This allows us to ensure one of our friendly team can be on hand to help you. It also means we can find out in advance what you’re looking for and gather some ideas. By having an informal chat on the telephone, we can create a customer profile of your wishes and needs which really helps when it comes to finding the right outfit for you.” Fab Frocks of Westbourne, 17 Seamoor Road, Westbourne, Bournemouth BH4 9AA. Tel: 01202 765352. Visit: www.fabfrocks.co.uk

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Purbeck Art Weeks Festival: 26 May to 10 June 2012 10th successful Festival year: PAW Anniversary and Jubilee Celebrations SPARKLING cultural celebrations shine on Purbeck in May and June with the 10th successive year of thePurbeck Art Weeks (PAW) Festival. The 2012 Festival galvanises a stellar line-up of regional and international artistic talent for 16 Festival days. Purbeck's creative showpiece takes place 26 May to the 10 June and spans the wider Royal Jubilee celebrations. The PAW Festival has grown substantially over the past decade. This year's event celebrates an impressive cultural programme, encompassing visual art, music, film and storytelling. Drawing on the success of previous years, a major part of the 2012 Festival is the active involvement of Purbeck's Young Artists. This involves 12 schools across the region, helping Purbeck school-children develop artistic expression and exhibit their work at Rollington Barn from the 26 May onwards. The theme this year is the Carnival of the Animals, which encompasses the fabulous musical suite written by French romantic composer, Camille Saint-Saens. Purbeck is a timeless landscape of everchanging colours. The region has attracted leading artists over the past 200-years drawn to the exceptional Jurassic Coast setting and unique light conditions available in the area. Artists range from distinguished landscape painter, Paul Nash to Toulouse Lautrec's contemporary, Charles Conder. Others captivated by Purbeck include Walter Field, Denis Lowson, Augustus John, Mark Gertler, Alfred Palmer, Graham Sutherland and Henry Tanworth Wells. Musicians included E.J. Moeran and Peter Warlock. Nowadays Purbeck is experiencing a wider cultural renaissance. In recent years, many have noticed a St Ives effect taking hold and since 2002 the annual PAW Festival has developed a substantial following. In 2012 the Festival embraces such international names as:

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• Author and TV/radio presenter, Melvyn Bragg, who gives a stirring talk about the cultural significance of the King James Bible. • Oscar winning composer Stephen Warbeck (Shakespeare in Love) and his group performing some of his famous music scores. • The world-renowned Gabrieli Consort & Players performing Handel's English Pastoral Acis & Galatea as well as Handel oboe concerto. • The lyrical Brahms Horn Trio performed by international classical musicians Miranda Fulleylove, Fergus McWilliam and Huw Watkins. • Early Music Show presenter Lucie Skeaping joining fellow artists for a show on the theme of The Music of the Spheres. • The rising stars of the Sacconi Quartet for a programme featuring Mozart, Beethoven and Bartok. • Professional tuba players called 'YouTuba!' performing The Carnival of the Animals (the artistic theme for Purbeck Young Artists this year) and other works as well as opening the Festival in the grounds of Corfe Castle (26 May). • Illustrated talks covering talented Dorset artist and Director of the Glasgow School of Art, Fra Newbery. • Historian Philip Mansell opening his house at Smedmore to give a talk on 'Grand Tourists in the East: from Canasova to Disraeli.'

During the 16 Festival days, over 50 local artists will open their studios showing their recent work. Many of the pieces displayed are directly inspired by Purbeck's unique geology, flora and fauna. Artists will also talk about their work at the Festival's central exhibition space: Rollington Barn near Corfe Castle. During the 16 days, blue and yellow PAW Festival signs guide visitors and residents to working studios where painters, printmakers, sculptors, ceramicists, illustrators, jewellers, textile artists and photographers will be on hand to explain their work. There will also be the opportunity in some cases to participate in creative workshops. The Royal Jubilee will be honoured on Sunday 3rd June at the splendid Victorian Church, St

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Find us online at www.swanageoracle.co.uk James' Kingston, where internationa l musicians, Mhairi Lawson (soprano) and Paula Chateauneuf (lutes), perform evocative music from the courts of Elizabeth I, James VI, Charles I, Charles II and William and Mary (including Dowland and Purcell compositions). During the opening Weekend at Corfe Castle (26 May), the spectacular venue provided courtesy of the National Trust; a dazzling procession of brass, drums, flags and masks, followed by circus acts, jazz and stallholders offering tasty local food and produce, will triumphantly open the Festival. For the following 16 days there will be the chance to 'Crown the Castle' by helping recreate a gigantic stone-built Jubilee Crown. A similar commemorative showpiece was also a feature of Queen Victoria's Jubilee - the picture attached shows how it looked then. For those seeking an up-tempo Festival experience, there are PAW Fringe events, providing a rich mix of music: both pop and classical, comedy and a poetry ‘slam’ led by Radio 4's Elvis McGonagall. The Fringe helps

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the PAW Festival let its hair down with a great range of music, cabaret, stand-up comedy, fast-spoken poetry and lots more. Festival President, Anthony Caro, OM CBE is delighted to lend his support, saying recently: 'Art is so important because it fuels the soul. It is an expression of who we are and what we are feeling. The range of artistic talent drawn to the Purbeck region is testament to the ongoing success of this important annual cultural event.' 'Purbeck Art Weeks Festival encourages young people to be adventurous and stimulates and informs an ever-growing national and regional audience drawn to the region.' 'It's a delight to see PAW celebrate its 10th anniversary. It's a grass roots cultural organisation run by enthusiastic volunteers supported by local businesses. It operates without large grants from local or central government and depends solely upon the support of the community it serves. Here's to many more years to come.'

VAL’S CRAFTYBEADS Beading & Craft Workshops Craft Supplies OPENING TIMES Tue-Fri: 10am-3pm Sat: 10am-4pm Purbeck Arts Week will be celebrating 10th year

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MEMORIALS Cremations stones, Book Memorials Gravestones in Granite, White Marble or Purbeck & Portland Limestone

Commercial Laundry If you have a holiday cottage, B & B guest house or hotel why not let us do your commercial laundry for you. We have been established for six years now and run a really great quality and a excellent free collection and delivery service. It is a family run business with excellent comments from all our customers and competitive prices. Start your season right... Call Creases!

Tel: 01929 553355 7 North St., Wareham, BH20 4AB

Tel: 07803 265481 Unit B15, Holton Heath Trading Park, BH16 6LT

WORKTOPS Polished Stone and Granite worktops Scratches removed surfaces re-polished Repairs or Replacements We also produce benches in limestone Tel Alan the Stonemason on 01929 481314 Email: alanthestonemason@googlemail.com

Traditional or modern designs created in Purbeck & Cotswold limestone, Portland limestone or White Marble.

Also Stone Floors, Purbeck stone walls and heavy stone Memorial Seats. Enquires at alanthestonemason@googlemail.com or tel: Alan the Stonemason on 01929 481314

Phone John on tel: 01929 422989 or mob: 07966 167978 Email: info@jtaylorelectrical.ltd.uk

IT Services for the Home and Business PC repairs, upgrades and troubleshooting Wireless networking and broadband setup Virus and Spyware removal Professional, prompt and friendly service No callout charge - No fix, no fee

01929 480529 web: www.ajvcomputing.co.uk email: enquiries@ajvcomputing.co.uk

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Purbeck electrical ltd 61 High Street, Swanage Next to the Red Lion

01929 424177 Everything Electrical and fabulous lighting too!

Don’t be worried by the Digital Switchover in March, come to Purbeck Electrical for TV's, Freeview Boxes, etc‌ and Good Advice!! and all our usual range of white goods

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Bill Hamilton

The Purbeck Association of The National Trust March sees a milestone for our Association. Around the start of the month our members received the 50th edition of our Newsletter, Purbeck In Trust. We produce two each year. They contain news, details of our programme of events, and booking forms. Looking back to our start, the Newsletter reminds me of the changes that we’ve seen over that period. What began as duplicated sheets is now a professionally printed A5 booklet running to 24 pages with an eye-catching yellow cover (although I should say of course that it’s not nearly as smart as the magazine that you’re reading this in right now). This is no disrespect to our predecessors. Nowadays we have all the advantages. Committee members and others send their contributions by email; our editor assembles everything using publishing software, and the finished article goes to the printer as a single computer file. Even distributing the Newsletter is easier. Our membership’s details are kept on a database, and we can print off address labels with a simple click of a button. Why not get more out of your National Trust membership (or your status as a Trust Volunteer) by joining us? Our annual membership is great value at only £5, or £7.50 for a couple. If you’d like to, call Membership Secretary Jay Burke on 423775 or visit our website www.purbecknt.org.uk, where you can see our whole programme of activities.

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* Please note that the loft must have less than 60mm (under some schemes less than 100mm) of existing insulation to qualify for free and some larger properties may incur a charge, but allowances are very generous. In many cases Council, County Council and NHS funding in Dorset is available to help with those costs.

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Through your local Energy Advice Centre in association with all Dorset Local Authorities. Dorset Energy Advice Centre only uses local well established installers to carry out the work for you. DEAC and your Local Authority do not endorse any companies who cold call either on the doorstep or over the telephone.

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SATURDAY MARCH 24 Springtime coffee morning and table top sale at the Mowlem Community Room in Swanage. Entrance free. Stalls include cakes, books, jewellery, antiques, bric a brac, tombola and lots more. Refreshments 50p. Come along and grab a bargain! Tables £5. Contact Marjorie on 07717 682323 for more info.

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Mondays at 6pm and 8pm Masonic Hall, Howards Lane, Wareham

Contact Lisa on 01929 463549

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Wednesdays at 5.30pm and 7.30pm D'Urberville Centre, Colliers Lane, Wool

Tuesdays at 9.30am and 11.30am Masonic Hall, Howards Lane, Wareham

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Purbeck Chess Club Purbeck Chess Club meets at Mortons House Hotel, Corfe Castle, between September to April each year, commencing at 7 pm. The club caters for players of all abilities, including beginners. Contact Secretary Brian Beard on 01929 425988 anytime.

Purbeck Railway Circle Friday 13 April Peter Foster will present a slide show entitled ‘Festival of Trains’, being a Celebration of the 60thAnniversary of the trains named to commemorate the Festival of Britain in 1951. Harmans Cross Village Hall, Haycrafts Lane, Harmans Cross. 7.00 for 7.30 pm. All welcome. For more info phone 01929 421913.

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The Swanage Oracle Prize Wordsearch W H O U D I N I D S L X J X L

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PANCAKES DAFFODILS IRELAND EINSTEIN ST PATRICKS DAY HOUDINI DR SEUSS SPRING GIFTS MOTHERS DAY

This month’s prize is a family set of four tickets to see The Wizard of Oz at Bournemouth Pavilion on 5th April, so complete this page by 25th March and send to:

Mar ch Prize Wordsearch The Swanage Oracle, 1 Moorlands Rise, West Moors, Ferndown, BH22 0JR

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Mad March Hares Hares are from the same family as the rabbit but a different genus (species). They are larger and have longer ears with black tips. Their fur is tawny grey/brown in colour, although their underbelly and flanks are often lighter. Perhaps the most notable characteristic, however, are their long hind legs which can propel them forwards at remarkable speed; when fleeing an opponent or predator, brown hares can reach speeds of 35-45mph. They are nimble creatures and can change direction quickly. Unlike the rabbit, hares live above ground, preferring to make nests in fields of long grass bordered by hedgerows. They generally live alone or in pairs, but can be a part of a ‘drove’ (group). Young hares, ‘leverets,’ are born and raised above ground. Mothers will disperse their young across a wide area to defend against predators. Hares can be shy, often best seen during the early morning and evening. However, during the months of March and April they can be seen in broad daylight, chasing one another across open land. These races are a ritual as male hares compete for their chosen doe’s attention.

in spring, the hare also become more confrontational, squaring up against opponents and ‘boxing’ - hares who feel threatened will even choose to challenge a man. It was once believed that boxing was inter-male competition for a mate, but closer observation of the species has revealed that boxing usually occurs between male and female; an unreceptive female will viciously fight off unwanted attention. The brown or European hare may be observed throughout mainland British Isles. Since hares are most active between March and April, now is a great time to start looking out for them. If you would like to help with recording hare and other mammal sightings, please visit w w w . d o r s e t w i ld l i f e tr us t . o r g. u k / mammalatlas.

Judy Godsall Mad March Hare

Photo by Kevin Cook

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29 years experience. Installation & repairs. Bathrooms, central heating & general plumbing work undertaken. Fully Insured. Labour is guaranteed for 12 months. www.candcplumbingservices.co.uk

Supporting musicians through The Michael James Music Trust Established in 1981 in memory of the young organist and conductor Michael James BA, FRCO, to discover, promote, educate and support gifted young musicians. Based in Wimborne Minster, the charity has its local representative as Brian Barker, proprietor of quaint and attractive Georgian Gems in Swanage High Street. Since the Trust was established in 1981, over 550 students have been helped to reach their goals in the field of music, goals which they may not otherwise achieve. The Trust is funded by annual concerts, by donations and personal covenants or capital gifts. If you would like to support the Trust or find out more please contact Brian at: Georgian Gems, 28 High Street, Swanage, BH19 2NU Tel: 01929 424697 Website: www.georgiangems.co.uk

Verbal valuations £1 • Any item Proceeds to go to The Michael James Music Trust

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AN ANCIENT AND RARE INTERNAL MARTIAL ART FROM MALAYSIA TO ACTIVATE KI POWER Includes relaxation, mind concentration and meditation. Small classes.

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Fixed quote work Loft conversions / Cut and truss roofing Dormer and Velux windows 1 & 2 fix carpentry / Kitchens fitted Laminate flooring Replacement fascias & guttering Flat pack furniture assembled General repair work

Call Peter Albin Mobile 07834 983022 Home 01929 425048

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Index of advertisers

Your quick guide to everyone and everything in your Directory... Aerials Repairline .............................. 14

Electricians J. Taylor Electrical ..................10

Key Cutting & Engraving John Hagans .......................... 11

Bathrooms C&C Bathrooms..................... 19

Events Easter Panto: Wizard of Oz .... 2 Purbeck Art Weeks Festival.... 8 Purbeck Railway Circle ...........16 Table Top Sale........................16

Ladies Fashion Fab Frocks ............................. 7

Fireplaces Alan the Stonemason.............10

Memorial Masons Alan the Stonemason ............ 10

Fitted Furniture Custom World ........................ 3

Plumbing and Heating C&C Plumbing........................ 19 Gasways ................................ 24 Heatwise ............................... 23 Tapworks Plumbing ............... 14

Blinds, Curtains & Shutters Ashley Blinds ......................... 1 Clothing Bournemouth Jeans............... 20 Fab Frocks ............................. 7 Commercial Laundy Creases.................................. 10 Community News Dorset Wildlife Trust ............. 18 Michael James Music Trust ... 19 Purbeck Area NT.................... 14 Purbeck Chess Club................ 16 Put the Fab Factor into your Wedding Outfit ................. 6 Swanage Map ...................... 12

Fuel Tank Services Fuel Tank Replacements ........15 Funeral Directors James Smith........................... 5

Landscaping Supplies Suttles.................................... 1

Plumbing & Heating Supplies Purbeck Plumbing & Heating Supplies ............... 5

Health & Fitness Ilmu Hisab..............................21 Slimming World .....................16

Property Maintenance Total Woodwork.................... 21

Computer Services AJV Computing ...................... 10 Whizz Bits.............................. 14

Hotels, Pubs & Restaurant Ocean Bay..............................23

Puzzles Prize Wordsearch .................. 17

Craft Shops & Workshops Val’s Craftybeads .................. 9

Insulation Dorset Energy Advice Centre....15

Shoe Repairs John Hagans .......................... 11

Dry Cleaning Creases.................................. 15

Insurance NFU Mutual ...........................11

Taxis DMB Cars............................... 21

Electrical Appliances Purbeck Electrical .................. 11

Jewellers Georgian Gems ......................19

Turf & Garden Supplies Sherborne Turf....................... 10

Useful Numbers BT Fault Line Buses - Wilts & Dorset Chemists - Alliance - Boots - Co-op Pioneer Citizens Advice - Purbeck - Swanage Council - Purbeck District Doctor - Swanage Medical Practice Electricity - Power Loss

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HAVE YOU JOINED OUR DINING CLUB YET? The Signature Dining Club is free to join. As well as offering money off and special offers, members get priority invitations to special events and themed evenings.

Benefits of membership include: • Buy one of our specially selected red, white or pink wines & receive your second bottle free • Lucky 7: Dine with your card and receive your 7th meal free (conditions apply) • Birthday Bonus: This is a new addition to our Diners Club, please provide us with your date of birth (excluding the year). We would like to offer you a complimentary bottle of Champagne, for you to enjoy on your birthday to accompany your meal. All usual diners card terms and conditions apply.

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Boilers installed Service contracts available Full Central Heating Systems Radiators replaced Heating systems cleansed Boiler breakdowns and repairs Valves and Pumps replaced Boiler servicing and maintenance All domestic gas work undertaken

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Bathrooms (full or part) Tap changes Washing machines Tumble dryers Kitchen sinks Outside taps Above ground drainage Below ground drainage

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