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The Wareham District

Directory August 2017

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WAREHAM PHYSIOTHERAPY

HELEN GORDON, MCSP Effective treatment from experienced, chartered physiotherapists for spinal, limb, joint & muscle pain, sciatica, arthritic pain, whiplash, sports injuries and HCPC postural problems. REGISTERED

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Dear residents of Wareham and surrounding area,

The Wareham Welcome...

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Nellie has written a book! It is full of fun, quizzes, wordsearches, crosswords and games as well as of course her adventures here in gorgeous England. Ideal for the summer! She would be delighted if you would like to have a copy, so please see the details inside and Nellie will excitedly send you a copy in the post.

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It is indeed the summer holidays with the children off school and (hopefully) good old English sunny Published by: days. Do you have anything planned? We are off to Stephen & Debbie Corney Cornwall where Nellie is taking us to the beach for a at Purbeck Publications few days of Surf Life Saving competitions then time Telephone: out chilling as a family. Well I usually ‘chill’ whereas 01929 408080 the boys, Stephen, my husband and Hayden our son usually spend hours surfing the waves and Email: info@warehamdistrictdirectory.co.uk generally being really active. I prefer to watch… While you are having fun this summer why not call Copy deadline for the in an expert to help in the garden or the house? September 2017 edition: We have lots of great trades people to help you and 14th August 2017 they certainly love to receive your calls. As always Disclaimer: Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this this is where everyone wins as it keeps our local publication is accurate, the publisher trades and services busy which in turn keeps our cannot accept any liability to any party local economy doing well and we all benefit. to loss or damage caused by errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or any other cause.

Purbeck Publications 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.

Stephen, Hayden and myself, as well as Nellie of course, wish you a wonderful relaxing, or extreme sport summer, whichever suits you. Nellie looks forward to keeping you entertained with her new book! Best Wishes,

Debbie & Stephen Corney

Useful Numbers Local Police Southern Electricity Transco Gas Emergency Wareham Library

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Train Enquires Wilts & Dorset Bus Wessex Water Emerg. Purbeck Distict Council

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With over 250 rescued and endangered primates of more than 20 different species, Monkey World is the largest primate rescue centre in the world!

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WAREHAM FOREST

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Community News

The Rotary Dorset Bike Ride: For families and the hardened cyclists The 6th Rotary Dorset Bike Ride in aid of Cancer Research UK is to be held on Sunday 17th September. The ride caters for all levels from the family to the hardened cyclists with 8 routes from just 10 miles up to the challenging Dorset 102 mile Etape. The event is very well organised with plenty of marshals, excellent signage with refreshment stops along the way. We have full back up support including first aid, bike repair or pickup in case of problems. The start and finish is at Longthorns Campsite (next to Monkey World) where there is plenty of parking, and onsite catering plus free massages for riders afterwards. The event has so far raised in excess of £150,000 for Cancer Research UK and other charities. Although raising sponsorship is not compulsory we hope riders will raise funds for cancer and there are rewards and prizes for those that do, including free cycle jerseys and T-Shirts, plus 6 months membership to the Springfield Leisure club in Wareham.

Flapjacks, Corbens Estate Agent, Dorset Golf and Country Club, Monkey World, Harvest Fine Foods, White House-guardianships, Comax, Dorset tea and local supermarkets. The event is being organised though the Rotary Club of Westbourne with help from other local Rotary clubs. To enter go to www.dorset-bike-ride. co.uk or search for Rotary Dorset Bike ride. Entry fee in advance is £20 for 70-102 mile routes and £15 for shorter routes, children FREE for the 10-38 routes otherwise half price for longer routes, plus children get a FREE ticket to Monkey World if they pledge to raise at least £50 in sponsorship. Thanks to our sponsors, all the entry fees go to Cancer Research UK. For more information email david. king@dorset-bike-ride.co.uk or ring 07973 189395.

We would like to thank the sponsors Bloorhomes, Actavo, Longthorns Campsite, Springfield Country Hotel, Dorset

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Clinic address: The Courtyard Craft Centre, Unit 11, Huntick Road, Lytchett Minster, Dorset, BH16 6BA

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At Philip Mills, our top priority is education. Our team regularly go on courses to London studios to keep up with the very latest fashions and techniques. We also have in-salon training nights every Thursday from 2.45pm to 7pm. If you want a great haircut or colour on training night, book in NOW as cuts are from £12.50 and colours are from £22.50 - and training is fully supervised. We train our team to work with face shape, skin tone and eye colouring, which gives a greater understanding in designing hair for the individual. This enables us to practise new techniquies and keep our team focused on providing an excellent service.

THURSDAY IS SUPERVISED TRAINING NIGHT!

Book NOW for cuts and colours from 2.45pm to 7pm, every Thursday. Cuts from £12.50, Colours from £22.50 Assistant Required! For reception, shampooing and other duties, come and join the team at Philip Mills! Contact LYN MILLS by sending your CV to philipmillshairdesign@btconnect.com asap. We look forward to hearing from you!

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Community News

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WarehamTown Museum “Australian Soldier’s Fatal Fall” was the headline from a local newspaper in 1917, referring to the death of a soldier on Wareham Walls. What was an Australian soldier doing in Wareham a hundred years ago? During the First World War there was a huge military camp spread out on both sides of Worgret Road, where soldiers from all over the UK and from Allied nations trained before being sent to the front. It was set up on the outbreak of the war and within months it was a town of wooden huts housing up to 7,000 troops. In a corner of Lady St Mary’s churchyard in Wareham are many graves of servicemen who died from illnesses or accidents while based at Wareham Camp. Some of them were Australian. Stanley Halladay, the subject of the

article, and some of his mates, had gone on a pub crawl to Lytchett Minster, on foot, a round trip of 12 miles! On their way back to camp, the worse for wear, in the dark, Halladay fell down the bank of West Walls and died from his injuries three days later. You can find out more about Wareham during the war in Wareham Town Museum. The museum is situated in the Town Hall, and is open Monday to Saturday, 10am to 4pm, April to October. Entrance is free. The museum is run by volunteers and there are lots of opportunities to get involved; if you would like to help, contact us via our website www.wtm.org.uk or Facebook page, or call in. Ben Buxton, Honorary Curator

Part of Wareham Camp from the west. Christmas Close is on the left.

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Creases Dry Cleaners & Laundry INTRODUCING THEIR NEW

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Community News

Mind Body Soul Exhibition - Art for Wellbeing August 5th – 13th • Open daily between 10am – 5pm Leeson House, Langton Matravers, Swanage, Dorset. BH19 3EU

There is a very special fine art exhibition happening in the stunning Isle of Purbeck this summer, in the form of a collaboration between distinguished local artists Andrew Thomas; sculptor, and Phil Hill; painter. This will be held at the magnificent venue of Leeson House in Langton Matravers, near Swanage in Dorset; a former Mansion House, now used as a field studies centre, set in its own 7-acres of diversely landscaped grounds. Andrew and Phil haven’t exhibited together since 2012, and are promising a real showcase of their art to celebrate this rare occasion. They will be bringing together a large body of their work, High Point by Phil Hill

throughout Leeson House, and in four designated gallery rooms, each with its own ambiance and style. This will be an inspiring opportunity for the visitors to meet the artists and experience their most recent works, which will be unveiled at the exhibition. Andrew will be debuting his latest series of bronze limited edition sculptures, “designed and created with heart and soul”, to produce truly unique works of contemporary, visionary art. These thought provoking pieces reflect the essence of our innermost consciousness, and resonate a divine transcendent energy. He will also be exhibiting a comprehensive number of his other bronze editions, a selection of his original works, and some inspirational pieces from his own collection of award winning work that he has made over the past 30 years. Phil will be showcasing a broad range of his new avant-garde paintings, with an explosion of colour and exquisite form, exploring the depths of surreal and abstract design in his unique and distinguishable style, created to challenge and impact on the viewers’ senses. Phil suffered a serious debilitating illness in 2004. Gradually returning to health, he found that resuming his love of painting significantly aided his recovery. He calls his style of painting “anti depressionism!”. As well as showing his latest work, there will also be a retrospective of some of Phil’s earlier paintings.

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Community News

Brownfield sites sought for housing in Purbeck Purbeck District Council wants to hear from owners of land, currently containing buildings or other structures, which could be considered for future re-development. As part of a government requirement, the District Council is setting up a register of brownfield sites that have the potential to be developed for housing. Councillor Laura Miller, Housing Portfolio Holder, said “Purbeck District Council supports the use of brownfield land for housing, wherever possible. “The register will show us where suitable and available land is situated in the district so we can consider it for housing development ahead of greenfield sites.” Councillor Miller continued: “I would encourage any landowner who is interested to submit their brownfield land for consideration.” Sites have to be at least 0.25ha (just over half an acre) in size, or capable of supporting at least five homes. The Council has to use the government’s official definition of brownfield land, stipulating a site will either contain buildings and/or structures. Sites containing agricultural buildings or certain mineral extraction, waste disposal sites or historic remains of buildings are not applicable. The Council is able to accept submissions of sites between Monday 17 July and Tuesday 29 August 2017. Submissions can be sent to Purbeck District Council at Westport House,

Worgret Road, Wareham BH20 4PP or by email to localplan@purbeck-dc.gov.uk

Cllr Laura Miller

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Upton Farm, Upton, Ringstead, Dorchester, Dorset, DT2 8NE Heatcare UK LTD are OFTEC and Gas safe qualified and registered. We are able to cater for all of your oil heating needs including commercial, on top of providing our expert knowledge and services in both mains gas and LPG.

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Wildlife News

Talking about Wildlife...

What lies beneath... The annual celebration of the sea with national ‘Marine Weeks’ from 29th July – 13th August is a chance for us to all reflect about what the sea means to us. Living in Dorset means most of us are a stone’s throw away from the beautiful beach, with many of us spending our summer swimming in it, walking along it and admiring it from near or afar. For something that’s such a big part of our lives in Dorset, many of us know very little about the underwater world which lies beneath the waves. Not unlike our neighbourhoods on land, the sea has communities, families and homes which are surviving and reproducing every day; the difference is that we can’t always see this world easily, which makes it hard to understand, and appreciate. In 2013, Dorset had three Marine Conservation Zones (MCZ’s) designated including Poole Rocks MCZ, the South Dorset MCZ and Chesil Beach & Stennis Ledges MCZ, providing protection for the species living there. The charm and charisma of the fascinating marine wildlife which will benefit from this protection should not be underestimated in favour of their land-based counterparts. Cuttlefish, for example, are intelligent animals and masters of deception, deploying secret ‘weapons’ with the cunning of James Bond; squirting enemies in a

Tomspot Blenny

Photo: Julie Hatcher

Bottlenose Dolphin

Photo: Stewart Canham

cloud of black ink, before making their escape, and trapping prey with lightning-fast tentacles. The black bream which flock to the Poole Rocks MCZ each spring protect their nests to the death and spend weeks creating the perfect nests for thousands of their eggs to hatch. Wildlife of the sea has some amazing stories and characters, from the bizarre looking tompot blenny, the European lobsters’ eyes popping out from between the crevices, to the iconic dolphins who sometimes venture into our world as we marvel at their speed and agility, jumping in and out of the water. There are things we can all do to learn about marine wildlife, and also help it. A partnership project led by DWT, Southern IFCA, the NEFS, MCS, Seasearch and 7 Tenths Ecology Ltd has seen the creation of a fantastic website about Poole Rocks MCZ, complete with high quality video and images, to depict life beneath the sea. Visit www.poolerocksmcz.uk to find out more. Another threat faced by marine life is marine litter which is hugely damaging to marine habitats, and wildlife that ingest it. You can help by taking part in the #2minutebeachclean the next time you visit a Dorset beach. Visit www.dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk/events to find out about our watery-themed events to get involved with during Marine Weeks 2017. By Sally Welbourn

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Puzzle Corner

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Need some advice? Call into our Wareham office on Thursdays between 9.30am and 4.30pm to speak to our Financial Planning and Business Advisers for an initial, ‘no obligation’ consultation. ‘Financial Thursdays’ are for you to call in and enquire about any Business or Financial Planning matters. Our services include: Investment Advice • Pensions Advice • Tax Planning and Trusts • Inheritance Tax Planning Equity Release • Long Term Care Planning • Business Planning and Business Support Services

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Asbestos & Environmental Services We are a local company with 10 years experience in the industry. We specialise in the safe removal, management and disposal of asbestos both domestic and commercial. If you know or suspect you have asbestos in your home or workplace please contact us now for a free site visit and assessment. Tel: 01202 020353 www.safeasbestos.co.uk info@safeasbestos.co.uk

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Adventures of Nellie

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The Adventures of Nellie

The Purbeck Publications Camper Van Don’t we just love listening to the young ones talking about their exploits? Well, Nellie is no exception and she loves to hear what Hayden has been up to. Hayden was lucky enough to be chosen to do the ‘Blue Skies’ Programme, through his school. Blue Skies is part of the Jon Egging Trust (JET) which was set up in memory of Flight Lieutenant Jon Egging, who tragically lost his life while flying in the Red Arrows display at the Bournemouth Air Festival in 2011. The Trust realises Jon’s dream of inspiring young people through his love of aviation, teamwork and leadership and it supports young people aged 13-16, to achieve their full potential. This is what Hayden, who is 13, told Nellie… “Joining the group I felt slightly nervous as I didn’t know what it was about, but very excited about going on some special trips that money wouldn’t buy. The first place we went to was MOD Boscombe Down. We saw some planes, went in an olden day hangar and used night vision torches and goggles. It was very exciting. We were also introduced to the concept of Blue Skies which is to

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Nellie with Hayden at Bournemouth University help you with your communication and confidence skills. Another place we went to was Cobham which is next to Bournemouth Airport. We were challenged with our communication skills here! My favourite trip was when we went to Winchester University. We got to touch a real life 800 year old skeleton. I put its spine together! On a lighter note we were taught how to calculate a skeleton’s age and gender. I learned all about the different bones in the body and that when you are born you have 300 plus bones, but by the time you are an adult they fuse together into 206. After lunch, we looked at some objects that had been excavated and guessed what they were and what year they came from. I really enjoyed that trip!” Hayden said, with a big smile.

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29 “Another trip we went to see Nelson’s Ship ‘HMS Victory’ in Portsmouth. It cost £50,834 in those days to build, which is the equivalent of £60 million now! I think that is what she said, it certainly was a lot and more than most people have.” Hayden looked amazed. “The best part was being able to eat in the officer’s mess, as the vessel is still listed as a Navy Ship and still manned. They have nearly replaced every single timber log and plank on the ship, except the strut that Nelson supposedly died on. There is no record of where he actually died but this is where all the clues lead to.” Hayden shuddered. “Apparently the ship’s officers were casually walking up and down the Ship out in the open when a French Musketeer got a lucky good shot at Nelson and hit him in the head. Nelson was the Admiral of the Fleet, not of the Ship itself, so he wasn’t running the ship.” Hayden asserted. “The last trip we went on before the unwanted ending was the ‘Tank Museum’

Blues Skies Year 1 Graduates 2017

Nellie’s tinted windows prevented a few scares at Bovington where we finalised our presentations while looking at some very big powerful tanks. We even got to go on the ‘Chieftain’. This tank was created for the Cold War and could fire every 6 seconds compared to the Russian every 8 seconds. The Chieftain was the most powerful tank of its time and quite possibly it still is. I got to sit in the Commander’s seat of the tank!” continued Hayden. “We also got to learn some tank movements with some remotecontrol tanks. This was lots of fun!” “The dreaded day came where we would have to present our speeches that we had created for the sponsors of the Blue Skies and our parents. We were very nervous. Luckily, I had a skeleton to look at instead of the crowd, as I was talking about our trip to Winchester University! Everyone did their speeches and we all got through in the end! Then me and some of the other Blue Skies graduates met up and had fun for the rest of the day. I feel that the Blue Skies programme has helped me to create presentations and help in speaking to crowds. Every one of us has created a team spirit with each other and I feel that we could push each other through anything. I am looking forward to continuing for the next 2 years with the JET and Blue Skies. How lucky am I!”, Hayden proclaimed. Nellie was delighted too. By Debbie Corney

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Chip Shop Challenge 2017 Calling all chippies – Julia’s House needs you!

The Dorset and Wiltshire children’s hospice charity is appealing for Dorset chip shop owners to sign up for their 2017 Chip Shop Challenge and donate 5p from every portion of chips sold in August to support families with a life-limited child.

hoping lots of tourists and locals alike will support the Challenge chippies and help them in their efforts to make a big difference to families going through difficult times.

“Because we rely on the local community for 94 per cent of our funding, fundraisers like this are really important.”

The annual campaign has proved very popular with both chip shops and customers, with many posting selfies in support of the challenge on the Julia’s House Facebook page.

Julia’s House cares for children who may not live into adulthood, providing practical and emotional support through frequent short breaks for mums and dads and social opportunities for the whole family.

Every chip shop that signs up will receive a fundraising pack including a poster and information about the charity to show their customers what they are doing and how they are supporting Julia’s House.

To find out more call Laura on 012020 644220 or send an email to her at laura.kelly@juliashouse.org

In return, fundraisers will promote the chip shops taking part at community events around the county and encourage people to support the challenge by buying a bag of chips. Last year’s Chip Shop Challenge raised enough to pay for two six-hour sessions at the Dorset hospice for eight children, complete with play and complementary therapies. “It would be brilliant if we could top that this year,” said Community Fundraising Manager Laura Kelly. “We’re

Chips with everything – including fundraising. Julia’s House launches the 2017 Chip Shop Challenge

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Helping to keep the Stories coming…

Sting in the Tale Seeks Trustees and Volunteers Sting in the Tale, a festival of stories, has been delivering epic tales, family friendly shows, historic storywalks, and more than a touch of magic, for well over a decade. Now, to keep the stories flowing, Sting in the needs enthusiastic people to step forward as Trustees to help develop and manage the organisation. People with a variety of backgrounds and a range of skills and expertise are being sought, in particular those with financial, legal, marketing, event management or business experience. Currently a not for profit organisation Sting in the Tale promotes the traditional art of oral storytelling, together with other performance and creative art forms, bringing entertaining and informative events to people of all

Tony Horitz performing in the grounds of Deans Court

Families enjoying stories at the Ancient Technology Centre

ages in some of the area’s best loved or more unique venues. Sting in the Tale’s activity is generally focused on a 10-day festival in August, though Sting also works with local schools, care homes and other community groups on performances and workshops that educate and enhance people’s well being. Anyone interested in getting involved, either as a Trustee or as a volunteer to assist with events, should get in touch via info@ stinginthetale.org.uk The 2017 festival kicks off on Friday 4th August with Arthur, King of the Britons, a family friendly event with Treehouse Theatre at Wimborne’s Allendale Centre. For more on the festival please visit www.stinginthetale.org.uk

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Gardening Tips

On Your Plot Hoarding

It’s hard to remain excited when you’ve had courgette at every meal for a week, and marvellous though raspberries are there is a limit to just how many you can eat at once. Take a bit of time to store your harvest and you can be enjoying home grown right through the winter.

Jobs for August :-

• Water regularly - try to water either in the evening or early mornings. • If you are growing main crop potatoes, watch out for signs of blight. Brown patches on the tops and edges of leaves are usually a first sign. • Pinch out the tops of runner bean stems that are outgrowing their supports. • Keep harvesting those courgettes! • Sow turnips and oriental salad plants such as Pak Choi and Chinese Cabbage • Strawberry runners that were potted up in June to produce new plants can be planted out now. If all has gone to plan (that’s a big if!) then August should be a very satisfying month on your plot, with your hard work being repaid by ample harvests of a good range of fruit and veg. The reality tends to be that the excitement of seeing your crops grow and ripen is initially followed by much enjoyment of the first fruits of your labour which can soon be replaced by a panic stricken ‘What the heck do I do with all these’! Certain crops (courgettes and tomatoes spring to mind) can almost guarantee this sequence of events! Sharing with friends and neighbours is great but very often they will have a glut of exactly the same thing at just the same time. What is called for are some simple ideas for storing and preserving your produce. It may be a long time before you are harvesting fresh peas or raspberries again but that doesn’t mean that you can’t be enjoying your home grown produce throughout the winter - it just takes a little planning and now is the time to do it. Onions (and garlic) that have been lifted and

left to dry can be plaited and hung in a cool, dry place. Net bags, or tights, also work if you don’t fancy plaiting. Potatoes can be stored in boxes or paper sacks in a dark, dry building but you should check them regularly, removing any that show signs of rotting. A good size freezer is a real boon for making the most of your produce. Blanching and then freezing works for loads of vegetables. Key to success is to cool quickly after blanching so have a bowl of cold water at the ready and don’t forget to label what you are freezing! Another option, and one that can work well for all those tomatoes, is to find a good recipe that you can cook, freeze and use later (how about a wonderful pasta sauce with your own tomatoes and home grown basil?). Even ‘difficult to freeze’ veg such as courgettes can either be incorporated into a sauce, or blanched, frozen and then added to a stew at a later date. Cooking and freezing can work well for fruit too - apple or rhubarb are good stewed and frozen all ready for use in a crumble or pie. If you have a truly wonderful fruit crop then why not arm yourself with a good recipe book and get started on some jam making? It’ll be delicious on your toast in the morning, and what better gift than a pot of homemade raspberry jam? It’s amazing how many books there are that tell you how to grow your fruit and veg, but how little information there is on just how to store it all! One wonderful little book, that deals with just this question is ‘How to store your garden produce’ by Piers Warren. It’s packed with information about how to store just about anything and a great addition to any gardeners library. Happy harvesting!

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Tastes so good... Risotto

Risotto is a northern Italian rice dish, that’s quick to prepare and yet a satisfying meal. Great for using up leftovers, why not experiment to add new ingredients?

Ingredients for 2 servings 1 small onion, finely chopped 1 clove garlic 2 small sticks of celery Half a red pepper, chopped into small pieces 1 vegetable stock cube 200ml boiling water 4 small handfuls of risotto rice Bacon (optional to make a non-vegetarian version) Parmesan cheese to top (if required)

1. Heat some oil in a pan. 2. Lightly brown the onion and add the garlic 3. Add the rest of the chopped ingredients and fry for a couple of minutes until slightly softened. 4. Add the risotto rice and fry, stirring regularly for another couple of minutes. 5. Add the stock cube to the boiling water and pour onto the rice dish. 6. Cover with a lid and reduce the heat. 7. Once all the liquid has been absorbed, your dish is ready to serve.

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All-New Peugeot 3008 SUV GT Line By Tim Barnes-Clay, www.carwriteups.co.uk

It is not unusual to see some big changes between an older and newer generation of the same model, but the all-new Peugeot 3008 SUV looks radically different to the outgoing one. That exiting generation, introduced in 2008, was a frumpy, chubby SUV that did little to inspire buyers. The all-new Peugeot 3008 SUV, though, is a different animal, burying the clumsy image of the last car six-feet under and achieving the European Car of the Year crown. Sometimes it can be difficult to separate SUVs out on the road because most of them drive alike. Many are set up for comfort, and that’s what the all-new 3008 is tuned for. The small steering wheel and light handling gives a feeling of sprightliness, even if that’s not the case, as it’s a tall, heavy car. However; that’s not a complaint, the designers and engineers have done a good job covering the traditional flaws of an SUV’s dynamics. There’s a wholesome medley of engines on offer, as with most Peugeot models: two petrol’s in the shape of a 131PS 1.2-litre unit and a 165PS 1.6-litre turbo. Then there are a couple of turbo diesel engines of 1.6-litre and 2.0-litre capacity. What suits you best is largely going to depend on what sort of driving you do. Short urban trips suit the 1.2-litre petrol more, whereas longer journeys will fit the potential 70mpg obtainable from the 1.6-litre diesel. I drove the 1.2 petrol in GT Line spec with 131PS, fitted with a manual gearbox. Behind the wheel, things feel dynamic, and the weighting of the steering is spot on. The car grips bitumen like a cat’s claws cling to flesh, and mid-range pulling power is good, so you can pick up the pace easily. The six-speed transmission is slick shifting, and the car delivers a hushed ride. Tyre roar and wind whistle is kept out of the cabin, too. All this just adds to the 3008’s sense of refinement. The Peugeot offers a composed ride with seats that provide the sort of comfort and support required for long distance motoring. Furthermore, the car’s suspension sops up potholes without complaining. Significantly, the all-new 3008 doesn’t tip into bends. Indeed, body roll is very well contained. This surprised me, as smaller SUVs aren’t always the type of vehicle to stay so unflustered on twisty tarmac.

The new 3008 comes in four levels of trim: Active, Allure, GT Line and GT. Factory fitted safety kit includes automatic emergency braking and rear parking sensors. The GT Line hasn’t got any extra safety equipment - just sportier looks. But it has all the safety kit you really need, and as with all 3008s, it has a top five-star Euro NCAP safety score. A car can look great and have all the equipment in the world crammed into it – but it’s no good if it isn’t economical and it doesn’t drive decently. There are no concerns to be had in this area with the 3008 SUV. The 1.2 GT Line’s average fuel consumption of 55.4mpg and 117g/km of CO2 means low running costs, combined with effective performance. 0-62mph is achieved in 10.8 seconds and the Pug’s maximum speed is 117mph. The all-new Peugeot 3008 SUV’s entry price is £21,795, but expect to fork out £25,655 for the petrol-powered GT Line I drove. A basic Nissan Qashqai costs £18,545, and the new SEAT Ateca is priced from £17,990. But I think the 3008’s extra cost is justified because it feels more upmarket inside than these two rivals. Cabin materials include brushed chrome, large areas of carbon decoration and textiles. They even cover some areas less commonly found in SUVs, such as the dashboard inlay. It’s all very contemporary and attractive. The Peugeot is just as stylish outside, and it drives well, while delivering a comfortable ride for all.

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Fast Facts • Max speed: 101mph • 0-62 mph: 11.1 secs • Combined mpg: 283 • Engine: 1798cc 4cyl petrol / electric • CO2: 22 g/km • Price: £34,895

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