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business & I.T

ACCOUNTS & TAXRETURNS

Sole traders, partnerships and personalQualified, experienced accountant offers a

friendly professional service.Home visits. Free initial meeting.

Call JR Accounting07928 280952

email: [email protected]

ALAN’S ACCOUNTING SERVICES

Online Filing Services AvailableAccountancy, Payroll & Taxation

Services provided for individuals & Private Limited Companies

Tel: 0115 9265556384a Gedling Road Arnold NG5 6PD

Est. 1987

Tel: 0115-911 7516 Mob: 07944-072743email: [email protected]

Transport scheme puts people on the road to employment

The job prospects of more than 100 people got a kick start last year thanks to the Nottinghamshire County Council funded Wheels to Work scheme.

Wheels to Work provides a six month loan of a moped or helps fund other transport solutions for people who have been offered a job but have no other way of getting to and from their place of work or training.

The moped loan scheme costs just £15 per week and includes:

A six month moped loan • Moped tax, insurance and breakdown cover • Servicing and maintenance of the moped • Protective clothing (including helmet) and heavy • duty lock for your moped Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) •

To qualify, users of the scheme need to be 16 or over, live in Nottinghamshire, have a provisional (or full) driving licence, been offered a job for a minimum of 16 hours per week and have no other reasonable means of getting to their place of work.

Nottinghamshire County Council has provided £50,000 to fund the running costs of Wheels to Work this year which was used to buy the new mopeds and for other running costs.

For further information visit the Wheels to Work website, www.wheelstowork.org.uk or call 01623 727 620.

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index / list of advertisers 78

contents

looking good, feeling great 29

community diary 14,15

useful information 76

sudoku 44

business & I.T 6

crossword 56

puzzle solutions 76

free time 13

home and garden 37

recipes 28

a helping hand 23

classifieds 79

pets 34

safer neighbourhoods 10

kids diary 18kids 17

faith 4

a helping hand directory 26,27

Dear ReadersWelcome to our Spring edition...

It seems like only yesterday we were stuffing ourselves silly with Christmas treats and already the shelves are groaning under the weight of Easter eggs. Arghhhh

We have included our own Easter egg hunt on page 19. Have fun!

If you need a chocolate fix then why not try making the double choc muffins on page 28. So easy and absolutely delicious.

As always please keep in touch with any community news. We love to hear from you.Happy Reading Ali, Cat, Sarah & Helen

Quality Watches bought for cashalso gold jewelleryany age/condition

Top Prices Paid

call Simon

07831 8716990115 9693313

special occasions 11

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Call us now to see how much time and money you could save!

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Tel 0115 9264433and ask for Sue or Lin

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business & I.T

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business & I.T

We offer simple business solutions which are tailored to meet your business needs:

Business Improvement Business PlanningPerformance Management Quality ManagementSystems and Process Reviews Organisational DevelopmentPayroll Services HR Support

Call us now to see how we could save you time and money on 0115 9600313

Visit our NEW offices: Unit 2, Daleside House, Park Road East, Calverton, Nottingham, NG14 6LL

Contact: Phone : 0115 965 3737 Email : [email protected] Web : www.pcm-IT.com All our prices are INCLUSIVE of VAT

Chances are, it’s not your broadband connection slowing you down. Your local, Calverton based computer repair & support company is here to help.

Our comprehensive 14 step PC service is proven to increase performance & efficiency on all systems.

Our fully qualified, experienced technicians are available 7 days a week to help resolve all your computer issues at a very competitive, fixed price.

Special fixed labour rate for readers of the NG3 Magazine of just £36 Save 25% on our usual fixed fee.

Whatever the fault and however long it takes, you won’t pay a penny more than our fixed labour charge. We do not believe in hourly rates, we have no call out charges and all work is carried

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Specialising in System Maintenance (including virus removal) Computer Sales, Repairs & Upgrades Laptop Sales, Repairs & Upgrades Apple Sales, Repairs, Upgrades & Installation Tailor Made Computer Systems Internet & Wireless Networks

Visit our website

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Phone our Calverton office

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HOW TO CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BEAT

TEAM

ST ANN’S POLICE STATIONSt Ann’s Wells Road

NG3 3HR101

Ext: 811 6770/6771

BEAT TEAMS

Mapperley Ward

PC James North 07702 141861

PC Andy Cochran07792 437359

PC Brian Dacunha07792 437358

St Ann’s Ward

PC Jeanette Stasuik07792 437306

PC Paul Whant07792 437361

PC Paul Deane07792 437357

Find your Safer Neighbourhoods team by entering your postcode

on the homepage of www.nottinghamshire.police.uk

Firstly I would like to introduce myself as the new Neighbourhood Policing Inspector for the NG3 area, covering St Ann’s, Sneinton and Mapperley.

I’ve spent the majority of my policing career in the area, having started here as a response officer in 2004, and it’s great to come back as an Inspector to continue the excellent work the team has done in reducing crime and antisocial behaviour.

I know much of this success has been achieved through excellent partnership working, which is focused on tackling the issues that matter most to you.

I want to ensure this outstanding work continues to deliver the best possible service to everyone who lives, works or visits.

I would encourage you to get in touch and let us know what matters most to you. You can do this by going to our website www.nottinghamshire.police.uk and visiting the ‘Your Local Police’ section.

Feedback from the community has helped us set new policing priorities, which focus on tackling antisocial behaviour and drug use issues in the local area.

We are also targeting drug producers and the

Neighbourhood Support Team recently had a good result when a local man was jailed for growing cannabis at his property. It was quite a surprise when officers discovered that Adrian James, 43, of Hungerhill Road, St Ann’s, had used a JCB to bury a freight shipping container in his garden in order to grow drugs.

He was arrested in October 2011, after officers conducted a drugs warrant at his home. We found cannabis plants in one room in the house and then followed a tunnel that had been dug out from the house into the garden, where we discovered additional cannabis plants inside a huge metal shipping trailer. Hydroponics equipment with timer switches and an automatic watering system were also in place. Up to £86,000 worth of cannabis was seized from the house and container.

Appearing at Nottingham Crown Court on 29 January, Adrian James pleaded guilty to production of cannabis at a commercial level, and was sentenced to three years in prison.

A confiscation order under the Proceeds of Crime Act is also going through court to seize money and assets that James is likely to have acquired through criminal activity.

A Message From Temporary Inspector Simon Allardice...

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Situated in the historic Park area of the city of Nottingham, Waltons Hotel provides the perfect retreat. Built as a hunting lodge in the early 1800’s, this unique residence has retained many of its original features whilst offering all of the conveniences of modern living.

Enjoy a cocktail with tapas on our terrace or dine in the restaurant where we serve lunch, a special early bird menu or full a la carte menu. For Private Dining we can cater for 8-50 people, always in style.

Why not try our special 2 course lunch at £7.95

• Weddings • Private Parties • Conferences • Private Dining

2 North Road, The Park Estate, Nottingham NG7 1AGTelephone: 0115 947 5215 Website: www.waltonshotel.co.uk

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special occasions

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Dinner Party CateringSpecial Cakes and Bakes

Canapés, Buffets, Celebrations...

Tel: 07976 271743www.bakesandbanquets.co.uk

Bakes & Banquets is a small local cooking company with a passion for great food, specialising in beautiful cakes and bakes, and exclusive at-home dining, parties and celebrations. Whether a special dinner for two, or a buffet for fifty, call us for a no-obligation chat about your entertaining and catering needs, or visit the website for some great ideas.

For tickets call Paul Jeffries on 07980 284 294

ANOTHER EVENING WITH

GORDON GILTRAP

All Hallows Church, Arnold Lane, Gedling24 May 2013 at 7.45pmTickets £13 per person

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Call for a FREE

BROCHURE

Call in or ring for a FREE brochure0115 926 3138

30 Redhill Road, Arnold

Small family businessDestinations to suit all age groups

Local pick ups

Nottingham Flower Club28 Mar “Hold The Dream”by Beryl Cotton - National Demonstrator 11 April Workshop25 April “Catwalk Calling” by Julie Woods of Cambridge

Bluecoat School, NG8 5GYDoors open

6.45pm for 7.15pmAll Welcome. Visitors £5For info: 0115 937 5861

The Dover Beck Flower ClubBurton Joyce Village Hall

7.30pm - £5 for visitors - All welcomeMar 21st - Seasonal Delights - Barbara SmithApril 18th - A Touch of Romance - Lorena DyerMay 16th - TBA - Alan Smith

For more information and tickets please call 0115 966 4771

Rufford Art Society ExhibitionRufford Country Park10 March – 16 April10.30am – 4.30pmClosed on MondaysAdmission FreeMany works from local artists for sale

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Community DiaryIf you run a group or club and want people to know about it, why not list it here? If your group is not-for-profit or a charity then your listing is free. All other groups pay just £5+vat per edition. Please get in touch either by phone on 0115 9269777 or email: [email protected]

Mapperley Townswomens Guild - meet 3rd Monday each month. March to September at 7pm & October to February 2pm at Haywood Rd Community Centre, 46 Haywood Rd. Call 07759575383.Mapperley Women’s Institute - meet 2nd Monday each month from 7.30pm onwards at Haywood Rd Community Centre, 46 Haywood Rd. Call 01636 673550 for contact details.Mapperley Artists - meet at Haywood Rd Community Centre, 46 Haywood Rd. Wed 9.30am and Thursday 1.30pm. Call John Tanner on 0115 960 2614.Porchester Garden Club - a social club for keen gardeners, meet on last Tuesday of each month at 7.30pm at Haywood Rd Community Centre, 46 Haywood Rd. Call Mrs Tanner on 0115 960 2614.

Arnold Arts Society - at the Pond Hills Arts Society, Pond Hills Lane, Arnold. Meetings are on Tuesday/Thursday mornings and Wednesday evenings. For more info call Eric Wileman on 01623 793923.

Mapperley Knit & Natter Club - first Monday of each month. 7 - 9pm at Haywood Rd Community Centre, 46 Haywood Rd. For more information call Ann Mathews on 0115 927 9365.

Wesleyan Reform Church - Christian Ladies Fellowship meets every Thursday 2.30pm-3.30pm. We have a variety of speakers from different churches. For more info call Mrs Patricia Lyon on 0115 926 8590.Nottingham Playgoers - Interested in Theatre? We read the plays, visit the theatre & discuss them afterwards. We’re a very friendly group meeting Tuesday evenings 7-9pm at the Mechanics, North Sherwood St, Nott’ham. Contact Sue Cullen on 0115 847 8423.Arnold & District Camera Club - meet every two weeks on Thursday eve at Pond Hills Community Centre. Photography skills from the complete beginner to the accomplished amateur. For more info call Phil Howcroft on 0115 956 3850.Friends of Coppice Park - meet every 2nd Saturday of the month, 11am - 2pm at the park to work or play. All welcome. For more info call June on 0115 960 5540.

Prospect Players - meet at 7.30pm on Tues & Fri at the Pondhills Lane Community Centre, Arnold from September to May. For more info call Donna Atherton on 953 2049 or visit www.prospect-players.comSpanish Mums in Nottingham - *join us on facebook* Are you a Spanish parent living in Nottingham? Would you like to meet other Spanish parents? Then we’d love to hear from you. Contact Susana on [email protected] Scrabble Club - Arrive at 6.30pm every Thurs at Haywood Rd Community Centre. Newcomers & experienced players welcome.For more info contact Greg on 07910 048162 or visit www.mapperleysc.org.uk.Trent Valley Ladies Probus Club - meet at midday first Monday each month for lunch & a talk. Contact Angela Stanley on 01159 619502.South Notts Alive & Kicking - Every Thurs at Arnold Liberal Club. 7.30pm-11.15pm. South Notts N.C.D.S.W is for the divorced, separated & widowed. Hand in friendship to all. Tel 0115 914 1076 or 0115 915 9119 for details.

Friends of Bestwood Country Park - a community group for all interested in supporting the Park.For more details email:[email protected] or visit our discussion forum website at www.bestwood-country-park.co.uk

Nova - new friends for single people. Call at the Mapperley Plains Social Club, Mapperley Top, Thursdays from 8pm & pick up our programme of monthly social events. For info: www.novanottingham.co.uk or phone Paul on 9404147.

Bonington Players - meet for rehearsals at 7.45pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays from August to May at the Old Peoples Welfare Centre, Nottingham Road, Arnold. Productions are staged at the Bonington Theatre, Arnold. For more info call Linda on 0115 953 2807 or visit www.boningtonplayers.co.uk.

Rotary Club of Sherwood Sunrisers - every Tues morning 7 - 8.30am at The Park Inn, Mansfield Road. For more info call Alan Bush on 07833 232215.

Nottingham City Petanque Club - play French boules at Valley Road, Sherwood, NG5 3HU opposite the Fiveways pub on Tuesdays at 7pm and Sundays at 2pm. Visit www.nottinghampetanque.com or leave a message on 07972 424052. New members welcome, first 3 vists free.

Robin Hood Probus Club - For men who are retired, partly retired or nearing retirement. Monthly meeting on 3rd Tuesday at Longbow, Calverton Rd, Arnold, NG5 8FQ. Speaker & lunch. Call Derek 962 1932 or [email protected]

Complementary Therapies, Health and Well-Being - Every 4th Tuesday, 7.30 to 10pm, Arnold Library Meeting Room. Entrance fee. Refreshments. March 26 - Philip Humphries; April 23 - Korean Hand Therapy; May 28 - Graphology - Pam Brown; June 25 - Crystal Therapy - Denise Pole. Contact- Jacky 01636 815739, Jayne 0115 926 2068.

Notts Fuchsia Society - encourages the growing & displaying of Fuchsias. We meet at St Margarets Church Hall, Aspley Lane, Nottingham, NG8 5GE on the 4th Tuesday monthly from 7.15pm - 9.30pm for talks & demonstrations. All welcome. For more info call Derek on 0115 975 3365.

FREE ACCREDITED DISTANCE COURSES: Learn from home and achieve a qualification for free in: Customer Service L2, Health and Safety L2, Business Administration L2/L3, Equality and Diversity, Hospitality and Catering L2 and many more. No need to use a computer and learn at own pace to fit in with commitments. Dedicated access to a tutor. Call 0115 9352 080 or www.freewardthinking.com.. Minimum age 18.

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Community Diary cont.....If you run a group or club and want people to know about it, why not list it here? If your group is not-for-profit or a charity then your listing is free. All other groups pay just £5+vat per edition. Please get in touch either by phone on 0115 9269777 or email: [email protected] Cars, Bikes & Custom - Likeminded enthusiasts meet at Cafe Janais, Cattle Market, Nott’ham. 2nd & 4th Wed every month. For info call Brian on 07836 794541.Card Making & Paper Craft Classes - held monthly in Arnold. If you can get a crowd together I can come to you! Contact Victoria to book 07748 707845 or [email protected]

Card Club - a new card playing club based on the game TICHU. More simple & fun than bridge, more challenging & strategic than poker. Come & learn with us. Monthly meetings TBA. Contact: [email protected]

Nottingham Flower Club - Invites you to discover a new talent by joining us on a Thursday evening at the Bluecoat School, NG8 5GY. For dates of meetings contact Janet-0115 9375861.

Nottingham Rotaract - 18-30 ish - Want to meet people? Try new activities and help in your local community, nationally and internationally through volunteering and fundraising? We meet 7pm central Nottingham on 1st and 3rd Thursday each month. Visit www.rotaract.org.uk/nottingham for further details.

French speaking group - French speakers, native or not, meet monthly at various venues in & around Nottingham to keep up with the language. Good conversation French required. Join our group on Facebook: “The Nottingham Frogs” or email [email protected]. A bientot.

Coffee & Cake - every Wednesday 10.30-12noon at Foxhill Evangelical Church, Hill View Rd, Carlton. Drop in for a cup of tea/coffee, a cake and a chat.

Grand Central Chorus - Sing in harmony with the GCC. Every Wed, 7.15pm at Harrington School, Long Eaton, NG10 4BJ. Visit www.grandcentralchorus.com or call Martin on 07855 270803 or just turn up. All teach by ear materials supplied.The Nottingham Branch of the Hardy Plant Society - meet on the 2nd Friday monthly (Oct-April) at West Bridgford Community Hall, Church Dr, West Bridgford, NG2 6AY at 7.30pm. Programme of guest speakers. In summer coach trips to inspirational gardens. Further info: www.hardy-plant.org.uk/groups/nottingham or call Sylvia Bennett: 01949 836882/e:[email protected]

Society for the Study of Ancient Egypt - lectures held 6 times a year -plus special events & trips. New members welcome - expect a warm, friendly welcome. For further info call 01246 276771 or www.ssae.org.uk

Arnold Townswomens Guild - meet the first Tuesday of each month (Feb to Dec). 7pm to 9pm. New members welcome. Contact Jenny Green on 0115 926 3125.

Embroiderers’ Guild - anyone interested in stitching and textiles is welcome. We meet at The Nottingham Mechanics, North Sherwood St, Nottingham (close to the Royal Centre) on 1st Tuesday each month at 1.30 - 3.30pm. For more info contact Judith on 0115 953 1695.

Arnold Branch of the U3A - meet at 1.30pm on the first Tuesday of the month at Arnold Methodist Church - Chairman 0115 920 1160 or visit www.arnoldu3a.org

Bonington Film Club - Membership £1 per year. Film admission £2.50. Films shown regularly to members in the Bonington Theatre. To join contact Pauline Allan: 0115 967 6722 or [email protected]

Burton Joyce Bowls Club - The Poplars Sports Ground, Station Road. Further information on 0115 844 7167

Age UK Notts Membership - over 40 social activities a month in and around Nottingham - everything from coffee mornings to table tennis! Call 0115 841 4473 for more information.

Roundabout Social Club - for 50+ single, separated, widowed & divorced. Every Wednesday and a full monthly programme at Federation House, Claremont Road, Sherwood. 8pm -11pm. Tel: Mike 0115 920 0164 or www.nottinghamroundabout.co.uk

National Council of Women - Nottingham & Notts Branch - meet last Tues in month 7pm-9pm at Sherwood Methodist Church, Devon Drive, Sherwood. For more info call 0115 950 3733. www.ncwgb.org

Yoga Exercise - Gedling Asian Elders Association. Yoga exercise (chair exercise) £3 including tea, biscuits & freshly prepared meal.. Every Tues 11am -2pm. St Marks Church Hall, De-Vere Gardens, Woodthorpe. Tel Surjitsingh on 0115 958 3244 for more information.

Patterns & Plains Patchwork & Quilting Group - meet 2nd & 4th Weds monthly - 7.30pm - 9.30pm at the Salvation Army Hall, Arnold. Call 0115 9939106 after 7pm for info. New members welcome.

Nottingham Backgammon Club - Meet Mondays at 9pm at the Horse & Groom (8 cask ales, sandwiches, friendly atmosphere), Radford Rd, NG7 7EA. No membership fees, no playing fees. Call Keith Gray - 07717 058856 for more info.

Coffee Morning - every Tuesday - 10am til 1pm. Refreshments and a good old chat. New Testament Church, 173-175 Carlton Road, NG3 2FX.

Tai Chi for Health and Self Defence - Dragon River Chen style Tai Chi at Arnold Hill School. Monday nights, 7-8.30pm. New starters always welcome. Website: http://chentaichi.webs.com/ For more info call Dave on 07981488890 or [email protected]

Nottingham Cactus & Succulent Society - meet on 1st Wednesday monthly at Beeston Methodist Church Hall, Queens Rd, Beeston, NG9 2FF. Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm finish 9.30pm. Friendly group, outside speakers. All welcome. Further details please call 013325 11970 or go to www.nottingham.bcss.org.uk

Nottingham Organ Society - Bonington Theatre. 1st Monday in the month at 7.30pm. Come along and listen to an evening of light musical entertainment. Tickets available at the Bonington Theatre, Arnold, Nottingham

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free time

Hosted By DJ Danny K Live Music with Mark Elliot

3 Course Meal Included/ Auction / Photographer

Adults £35 Children £17.50 - Formal Dress Code - 7.30pm till 1am Contact Details: [email protected] Call 07989 546336 All Proceeds go to Nottingham City Hospitals Charitable Fund

Wonderland Classic & Sports Car Festival

June 8th & 9thFerry Farm, Hoveringham, NG14 7JP

for more info:01623 490605

[email protected]

Lace Market Theatre presents....

based on a true story of a father’s fight to clear his son’s name

11 - 16 March at 7.30pmmatinee 16 March at 2.30pm

Further info at www.lacemarkettheatre.com

0115 9507201

The Winslow Boy

NCT Nearly New SaleTop quality baby & children’s clothes

& equipment at bargain pricesSaturday 23rd March 2013St Judes Church, Mapperley

10am - 11.30am Admission £1sellers must pre-register by

e:[email protected] or call: 0844 243 6231

Spring BazaarSat 16 March11am - 3pm

Sherwood Methodist ChurchSherwood, NG5

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To advertise call 0115 926 9777 or email: [email protected]

kids

To advertise call 0115 926 9777 or email: [email protected]

visit our

open

morning

9 March

10am-12 noon

What’s On Easter 2013

Reward yourself with a few hours peace – leave your children with our experienced staff

Visit our website to download a full pdf or phone for booking information 01623 473200

SPECIAL EASTER CRAFTS

Help us fi nd the chocolate that the Easter Bunny left behind!!

This activity is suitable for children 8+ yrs when accompanied by a full

paying adult

Decorating Easter Bunny Biscuitsand cupcakes all wrapped

up in a specially decorated box

Create your fi rst few pagesusing photographs and items from

special memorable days

Learn basic knitting techniques, choose your own wool and make a

mobile phone cover or purse

This workshop will teach and develop children’s sewing skills

using hand and machine stitching

Make a large torch to helpScooby & Shaggy fi nd their way

home in the dark

Create your own adorable family of “Critter Creatures” and make a

“Crazy Critter House” to carry them all home safely.

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KIDS DIARYIf you run a group or club for kids and you want it publicising, this is the page for you. If your group is not-for-profit or a charity then your listing is free. All other groups pay just £5+vat per edition. Please get in touch either by phone on 0115 9269777 or email: [email protected]

Shake, Rattle & Rhyme - songs, movement & rhyme for babies to pre-schoolers. Monday, St Marks Church Hall, Woodthorpe, 10am - 11am: Thur, Westdale Lane Community Centre. 10am-11am. Call Jo on 0115 960 9599.

St Judes Toddler Group - Tues & Thurs (term time only), 9.30am - 11.15am at St Judes Church Hall, Woodborough Rd. Call Jenny on 0115 985 6131.

Calverton Road Playgroup - Tues - Fri, 9.30am - 12pm. 2 - 5 yrs. Pondhills Lane Community Centre. Call 0115 926 6760.Iona School Toddler Group - a gentle & supportive session for parents/carers and their little ones. Tues & Wed 9.30am - 11.30am (term time only) at Iona School, 310 Sneinton Dale. Call 0115 941 5295 or www.theionaschool.org.uk. We are a registered charity.Mapperley Baby & Toddler Group - Every Thurs 2pm - 4pm at Mapperley Methodist Church, Woodborough Rd, Mapperley (ring for Hall). Relaxed play for babies and toddlers. £1.50 per family, includes tea and biscuits. Contact Claire on 07813 531804.

Bread & Bitter Bump to Baby Group - Monday (except Bank Holidays) 10 - 12. Friendly, busy group. Suitable from bump to crawling. Small play area with baby toys. Special offers during the group. Various events organised. Some weeks “chill and chat”. FREE admission. Contact Paula for details 07967 252784 or [email protected] Race Club - Nottingham Outlaws BMX club run regular races and coaching sessions. All ages welcome. Race bikes & helmets to loan for new members. Sellers Wood Drive, Bulwell. Call Phil on 07985 419101 or www.nottinghamoutlaws.com.

Nottingham Boys Choir - We provide a structured environment for boys to sing some of the finest classical music ever written - and modern music too! Come and see why this makes us different. We meet every Wed eve in Carlton. Check out our website www.nottinghamboyschoir.co.uk or call Michael Overbury on 01636 702054.

Nottingham Sea Cadets - Waterside Way, Nottingham, NG2 4DP. T: 0115 958 0528. E: [email protected] W: http://units.ms-sc.org/nottingham. Tues & Thurs eves 7pm - 9.15pm.

Street Dance Classes - Culcha street dance for girls & The Force break dance classes for boys. Age 8 - 18yrs. Various times and venues. For more details call Gedling Borough Council on 0115 901 3605, email: arts&[email protected] or look on www.gedling.gov.uk/leisure

Air Cadets - 2418 Sherwood Squadron - activities include flying, gliding, shooting.For 13-18yr olds. Tues & Thurs 7-9pm. Wesley St, Carrington. Tel: 0115 962 3318 or ww.2418atc.org

Carlton Lifesaving Club - Sats 4.30 - 6.30pm at Carlton Forum Leisure Centre, Carlton.9yrs +. For more info call Dave 961 4114 or Shirley 956 8395 or visit www.carltonlifesavingclub.btik.com

Good Shepherd Pre-School - OFSTED registered for children aged 30 mths upwards. Children from all families welcome, with places available from September 2012. Please contact Melanie Saunders on 07971 382837 for more information.

Gedling Colliery Cricket Club - run Kwik cricket sessions for 7 to 11 yr olds every Sunday morning from 10am to 12noon. Contact Andrew Whitaker on 07891 654978.

Marcia Jones School of Dance - Street, Tap & Ballet Classes. Every Wednesday, Lindsay Morgan Hall, Marshall Hill Drive, Mapperley. For more info tel: 0115 9226499 or visit www.marciajones.co.uk

Absolute Triathlon Club - Expert swim, bike & run coaching for ages 8 - 14yrs, all abilities. We meet Thursdays 5pm - 7.15pm(term time) at Southglade Leisure Centre, Bestwood. Call 0115 960 7912 or visit www.absolutetriathlonclub.co.uk for more information.

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EASTER EGG HUNTfind the 5 Easter eggs hidden in the magazine

jot the page numbers down and send them, along with your contact details to:

Easter Egg Competitionng magazines

5a Stanhope CrescentArnold, NG5 7AZ

1 lucky winner will receive a £20 Argos voucher

Closing date: Sat 30 March

Do you have a child aged 2 years 9 months to 4 years 6 months?Does your child constantly move around, fidget and wriggle, not listen to you or talk too much? Is this behaviour difficult for you to manage at home during meal and play times or

watching TV, and when you are out and about, shopping, or visiting?

Researchers from the University of Nottingham are inviting local families to take part in an innovative research project with the chance to participate in parenting programmes designed to help you manage your child’s behaviour and improve family life. This will

take just 1 to 2 hours each week for a period of 12 weeks.

Our next parenting programmes will begin in April 2013To find out more and take part in a short interview to see if your family might

benefit from participating, contact 07881 280369 or email [email protected]

Exciting research project for families in Nottingham

To advertise call 0115 926 9777 or email: [email protected]

kids

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Nottingham Centre (National Trust)

Spring Programme 2013

The Nottingham Centre year began well with a varied series of talks which continue until April 25th. All take place at the Nottingham Mechanics, North Sherwood Street, Nottingham. Admittance: £2.00 members, £3.00 visitors, who are always welcome.

March 14th – Stephen Wright will talk about Gardens and Palaces of Europe. Time :2.15pm.

March 21st – Beccy Speight of National Trust will give an update on NT Midlands activities, followed by a talk on Octavia Hill (Co-founder of the National Trust). Time: 7.30pm.

April 11th – AGM, followed by, My Farcical Career as the Liaison Officer on a Cruise Ship, by Colin Bower. Time: 2.15pm.

April 25th – Stuart Bramwell will give the final talk of the winter programme, A Delightful Inheritance, taking in The Peak District, North Wales, Scotland, and The Alps. Time: 7.30pm.

The Nottingham Centre’s summer activities of walks, excursions, and holidays book up early, so if you would like to get out more this year with a friendly group of people, contact the Membership Secretary, Heather Brooks, to find out more. Telephone no. 0115 9436272. email: [email protected] or view the Nottingham Centre website:www.nottinghamnt.co.uk

1. Check out which subjects your child really enjoys. Enthusiasm is a powerful motivator.2. Take a look at your child’s progress. Doing well in a subject is a sign that your child is quite happy to meet the challenges of further study in that area. 3. Encourage your child to talk to their teachers or go for a chat yourself. They can give advice on what the course entails and whether it suits your child’s particular talents4. But make sure that your child is not planning to choose a course based on their current subject teacher. 5.The same goes for friends’ choices. Keep an eye on decisions based upon friends’ options choices and influence. 6. Take a close look together at how the course is structured. Look at the balance of exams and assessment for each course and check that this suits how your child works best. 7. In fact balance is a good theme to follow. Your child’s choices will ideally represent a good variety of subjects that will keep their options wide open for the future.8. If your child has ideas about what they might want to do as a career, then take a look at which subjects will best support them in this endeavour – it all helps!9. Beware of falling into the pushy parent trap! Be open-minded about the paths your children will walk and embrace their talents!10. Talk to the school about how they keep an eye on your kids as they start this new journey.

It’s the start of a new year and for those with children in Year 9 (or year 8 at some schools) there begins the nail biting process of choosing the subject options that they will see through to their GCSEs or equivalent in Year 11.

So the team at Arnold Hill Academy in Nottinghamshire have put together their top tips for parents to help them support their children at this important stage of their school career.

TEN TOP TIPS FOR PARENTS!

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Now Ofsted registered! If you qualify for working tax or child tax credits you can use them to pay for tuition. Contact us for details.

STOP PRESS:EASTER BOOSTER

CLASSES IN ENGLISH &

MATHS

umps Boutique

Bumps Boutique Maternity Clothing Library

Bumps Boutique is an exciting new project for

pregnant and breastfeeding mothers.

Instead of buying expensive maternity wear, excellent quality clothes, nursing tops and bras are available to loan. Annual Membership is

£2 and clothes are £3 per item to borrow for up to 12 months.

This is a 'not for profit' scheme run and organised by volunteers to help local families.

Our next event is on Friday the 8th March at the Nottingham City Hospital Maternity Unit.

We urgently require donations of any unwanted maternity clothes, nursing tops and

bras to re-stock before our next event.

If you can help in any way please contact: [email protected]

www.facebook.com/babysteps.org.uktwitter: @babysteps_uk

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Gedling Southbank FC, based in Gedling Borough have been awarded by Notts FA,Community Club status under the national Charter Standard system for well run clubs. This is the pinnacle award in the Charter Standard system and there are only 8 other clubs in Nottinghamshire who have achieved it.

They were given the award at a club dinner held in the Wheeler Suite at Notts County in November to celebrate the club’s achievements of 40 years in senior football and 20 years in junior football.

Since those days in 1972 when the very first team was formed the club have progressed steadily to where they are today providing the opportunity to play for one club from age 3 to 63!

The club currently run over 30 squads which includes 4 senior teams (including a Vets team), 4 girls squads aged 10 to 16, a section for players with disabilities in the 8 – 15 years range, separate development squads for both boys and girls aged 5 to 9, and boys teams for every age from age 7 through to 18. And not least our newest section for toddlers aged 2 upwards who can have a fun packed football themed

hour every Saturday morning in Lambley.

We have something for everyone and for every age! Players, volunteers, parents – anyone interested in joining a local friendly club please contact Ken Steele on 07785727298, or go to our website for further details about all our sections and contacts www.gedlingsouthbankfc.co.uk

Above Club Chairman Adrian Hall (left) and Ken Steele Club Vice Chairman (right), receive the Charter Standard Community Club Award from Brian Hambidge from Nottinghamshire FA

Gedling Southbank FC Awarded Charter Standard

Community Club Status

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NORDIC WALKING IN BESTWOOD COUNTRY PARKWhy not try Nordic Walking? Classes are held in Bestwood Country Park. Poles can be supplied. Nordic walking is suitable for everyone who can walk whatever their level of fitness.

Classes:Wednesday: 10.30 - 11.30am from Winding Engine Car Park, Park Road, Bestwood Village, NG5 8TQWednesday: 12.30-13.30 from Bestwood Lodge Drive Car Park, Arnold, NG5 8PDFriday: 10.30 -11.30 from Winding Engine Car Park address details as above. This session focuses on more advanced technique for those who have already learned to Nordic Walk.Saturday: 10.30-11.30 from Winding House Car Park - details as before. Followed by a visit to the Dynamo House Cafe for coffee and a chat.

Newcomers to Nordic Walking are requested to contact Glynis on 07889 038495 to arrange a free 30 minute introduction to the technique before attending their first class. Cost is a voluntary contribution of £3 per class.

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Could you picture someone else in your family?

A new campaign was launched in January to recruit an army of local carers to support adults who need help to live independently.

Shared Lives, which is being run by the County Council, aims to recruit carers from across the county to help support people with physical or learning disabilities, older people or mental health needs. All carers will receive training and ongoing support and will be paid depending on the needs of the person or people they care for.

Shared Lives is looking for carers who can provide a range of support:

• Long term accommodation and support: people who have room in their home and are willing to have someone to live as part of their family for some time. This may be months or years.

• Short breaks: people who can offer a short break for someone while the people who normally support them are having a holiday or have to be away.• Regular short-term support: people who can offer support in the day to promote independence and help people become part of their community.

Councillor Kevin Rostance, Chair of the Adult Social Care and Health Committee, said: “We are looking for caring people who have some time and space in their lives to help an adult. You may be a retired person who has room in your home; a parent who has spare time in the day or someone who works in the week, but has evenings or weekends free.

“Shared Lives is a vital scheme which will help older or disabled people to experience ordinary life with real relationships. Please get in touch if you think you can help.”

Anyone who is interested in becoming a Shared Lives carer can visit www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/sharedlives, email: [email protected] or phone 0300 500 80 80.

My sight Nottinghamshire, are looking for people who are: great listeners, friendly and committed to join our Volunteer Home Visiting Team.My sight Home Visitors help to support visually impaired people who live in your community by visiting them once a week for short walks, reading mail or just a cup of tea and a chat.Not only will this be an opportunity for you to help reduce the social isolation that can affect many visually impaired people, but you will also get the chance to meet new people, help your community and use your own people skills.

If you’re interested in becoming a Home Visitor or if you would like any

more information, then please contact us on: 0115 9706806.

Volunteers Needed in Your Community

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CARLTON LIFESAVING CLUBWe have at present vacancies at Carlton Lifesaving Club for new members. The club runs on Saturdays 4.30pm-6.30pm at Carlton Forum Leisure Centre, Carlton. You need to be 9 years old and able to swim 2 lengths front crawl, breast stroke, & tread water for 2 mins. The sessions are split into 2 x 1 hour depending on ability and age. It is fun but also serious as the training can

lead to further qualifications.For more details ring

Dave 9614114/Martin 9568395www.carltonlifesavingclub.btik.com

For trusted legal advice Call 0115 851 1666

Corporate Commercial Commercial Property Debt Collection Employment Family & Divorce

Litigation Moving House Personal Injury Wills, Trusts &

Probate

Victoria Street, Nottingham and West Bridgford

www.massers.co.uk

Connecting you with traders you can trust

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If you run a support group or organisation and want people to know about it, why not list it here? If your group is not-for-profit or a charity then your listing is free. All other groups pay just £5+vat per edition. Please get in touch either by phone on 0115 9269777 or email: [email protected]

Breathe Easy - a support network for people with a respiratory condition, their families, friends & carers. The Nottingham North Branch welcomes people from Arnold, Gedling, Carlton, Mapperley & Sherwood areas. We meet the 2nd Thurs each month at St Georges Comm Centre, Victoria St, Netherfield at 1.30pm. Further info from Jim Bennett 847 7639.

Nottingham Prostate Cancer Support Group - if you are affected by Prostate Cancer and would like to talk to others in a similar situation, you are welcome to join our group. We meet at the Nottingham City Hospital between 7 and 9pm on the 2nd Thursday every other month. Partners always welcome. For further information either ring Self Help Nottingham on 0115 911 1661 or email [email protected]

Notts Gosh - (Nottingham Gynae - oncology support & help group) support in the aftermath of various gynae cancers. Support, information, understanding or simply a cup of tea. Meetings are held bi-monthly on the last Tues of the month in the Urology Seminar Room at Nottingham City Hospital from 7-9pm (meet in Maternity foyer at 6.45pm) For more info call Sue Mills on 0115 969 1169 ext 56162Nottingham Miscarriage Support - For anyone affected by the loss of a baby during pregnancy who would like to meet with other women and men who have shared similar experiences. Meet 3rd Thursday monthly 7-9pm at Sherwood Methodist Church, Devon Drive. For info contact Kymm 0115 8449484 or 07870 771326 or [email protected]

ADHD - a support group for parents of adults with ADHD. Meet last Monday of month 7 - 9pm in Nottingham City Centre. Call 0115 982 2573 for more info.Cutting Back - Self-help group for women who self-harm. Weekly meetings in City Centre. For more information call 07930 713530 or email: [email protected]

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Framework’s EVE Works - Helps unemployed people into work/training/volunteering. We help remove barriers to work. For free 1-2-1 appointments and training eg. confidence building/interveiw skills. Tel: 0800 111 4262 or email: [email protected]

Marie Curie Helper service - Provided FREE of charge to people with any terminal illness and their carers. For a few hours each week, our trained volunteers will visit people in their homes offering companionship and support tailored to their needs. To request the service, call 0845 304 8730 or email: [email protected] Visit www.mariecurie.org.uk/helper for more information. Alcoholics Anonymous - every Sunday 5pm - 7pm at Sherwood Community Centre. Just turn up.Aphasia Self Help Group - meet monthly at Sherwood Community Centre. For more information contact Sam or Alison on 0115 962 1153Carer’s Support Group - meet alternate Fridays 10am - 12pm at Sherwood Community Centre. Contact Sam or Alison: 0115 962 1153.Nottingham Arthritis Care Self Help Group - meet the last Friday every month, 11am -1pm at Sherwood Community Centre. Contact the Arthritis Care Office: 0115 952 5522.

Nottingham Self Help Group for People who Stammer - meet alternate Tuesdays at Sherwood Community Centre. Contact Mathew: 0115 953 2177.Sherwood Lunch Club - £3.20 for a 3 course meal with tea or coffee. Contact Sam or Alison: 0115 9621153.

Tea Dance - run by Nottingham Osteoporosis Society. Every Thursday 1.30pm - 4pm at Sherwood Community Centre. £2.50 includes tea and biscuits. All welcome.Allsorts - Do you have physical or sensory disabilities? Want to meet new people? Aged 18-40? Have fun with like minded people, join Nottinghamshire Allsorts. email: allsortsnotts.org.uk or visit: www.allsortsnotts.org.uk

Debt Help & Advice - The Debt Advice Network is a registered charity offering free, impartial, professional, face-to-face advice to people with debt problems. Contact your local counsellor David Hall on 07973 113882 or email: [email protected].

Connecting Families - for family matters. We are passionate about parenting. Providing solutions through courses and personalised support. Contact Eileen Mignott for information on 07877 583529 or email: [email protected]

ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome - MESH is Nottingham’s self help group for people with ME/CFS. We have socials & run weekly relaxation, gentle moves & breathing sessions. Some joint events with people who have fibromyalgia. Contact Richard on 0115 925 2586 or email: [email protected]

Irish Community Cancer Group - self help group for people affected by cancer in the Irish community. Meet the last Wed of the month 10.30am - 12.30pm at Self Help Nottingham, NG1 2EG. For more info call 0115 911 1661

Positive Outcomes - a self help group for people who aim to control their drinking - cutting down or cutting it out. Meet Wednesdays 7pm - 9pm, Nottingham City Centre. For group contact details: Self Help Nottingham Information Line 0115 911 1661 (Mon-Fri 9am - 1pm) or email: [email protected]

Depression - group meeting every month in Arnold, also one to one meetings available, limited spaces available. To find out more or to book your place please call Roxanne on 07988 083224 or email: [email protected]

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If you run a support group or organisation and want people to know about it, why not list it here? If your group is not-for-profit or a charity then your listing is free. All other groups pay just £5+vat per edition. Please get in touch either by phone on 0115 9269777 or email: [email protected]

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Coping with Anxiety - meet first & third Tuesday, 7pm til 9pm, monthly at Sherwood Community Centre, Mansfield Road, Sherwood. For more info call Albert Godfrey on 0115 967 9409 or email: [email protected]

Relate Nottinghamshire - Offers family counselling, relationship counselling, sex therapy and young peoples counselling. Costs negotiated according to income. Tel: 0115 950 7836 from 9am to 9pm.

Hard of Hearing/Deafened - for anyone who has a hearing loss & communicates in spoken English, Nottinghamshire Deaf Society runs a monthly Hard of Hearing Social Group (4th Friday, 10am-2pm) & evening lip-reading classes (next course starts 3rd Nov). For further details contact Rachael by phone 0115 988 7576, text 07817 275253 or email: [email protected]

Fibromyalgia - Support groups, workshops and group meetings. Contact Charlotte - 0115 9676 434 or 07961 025780.

Contact the Elderly - If you want to make a difference to the lives of elderly people in your local community, why not consider volunteering for Contact the Elderly? We are a national charity tackling acute loneliness among isolated older people, aged 75 and over, by organising free, monthly Sunday afternoon tea parties. Please contact Pamela Walker on 0121 603 1331 or [email protected] for more info.Mark Spencer MP for Sherwood Advice Surgeries - Please phone the constituency office on 0115 968 1186 for an appointment or email [email protected]. Surgery 2nd Saturday monthly (10am-12pm) at Under One Roof, Vine Terrace, Hucknall, NG15 7HN.Carewatch in Nottingham - is a friendship centre for over 55’s living in the Nottingham area. We are open weekdays from 9.30am - 2.30pm & offer hot meals, drinks & snacks as well as activities like easy exercise, card making, speakers, bingo & party days. Based at St Augustine’s Church Hall, Westville Gardens, off Woodborough Road, Nottingham, NG3 4QF. Tel: 0115 9856959

Loss of someone to suicide? - Loss is a self help support group for those who have experienced the suicide of a family member or someone close. We meet 6.30pm-8.30pm every 2nd Wed at Self Help Nottingham, Ormiston House, 32-36 Pelham St, Nottingham, NG1 2EG. For more info call 0115 911 1661 (mon - fri 9am-1pm)SMART Recovery Groups - help people to gain control over their drinking, drugs and other addictions. Peer-led meetings are held in Nottingham on Thurs evenings & Sat mornings. Women only group meets Mon lunchtime.Also small group in Ollerton. For details contact Self Help Nottingham Information Line 0115 911 1661 (Mon-Fri 9am - 1pm) or email: [email protected]

The Gedling Access Group (GAG), a charitable organisation that seeks to improve life for disabled people in Gedling, is seeking new members.

GAG aims to ensure that buildings and services across the borough are accessible to everyone who visits, lives and works there. The group has been around for the last 20 years and during that time has initiated many projects, including the creation of a sensory garden in Arnot Hill Park in Arnold. It’s also promoted making shops and offices more accessible in its booklet Getting about in Gedling, and has established a Shopmobility scheme in Arnold town centre that is managed and staffed entirely by volunteers..

More recently, GAG has begun to review theaccessibility of public toilets in the Boroughand has begun to gather information abouaccessible and flexible local transporschemes.The group is now seeking new members whohave experience of disability themselves, owho are carers or family members of someonewith a disability. GAG meets every six weekson Wednesdays from 3pm until 4.30pm at theCivic Centre in Arnold, and help with transporcan be provided where necessary.

Anyone interested in joining GAG shouldcontact Councillor Muriel Weisz on 0115 9553211or Steve Wiseman on 0115 901 3779 or [email protected].

Access Group seeks new members

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Muffin Madness!!!Cheese and Bacon Muffins

4 rashers steaky baconsmall onion250g plain flour1 tbsp baking powder100g cheese2 large eggs150ml milk150ml sunflower oilblack pepperchilli powder (opt)

methodHeat oven to 200°. Put 12 cases in a muffin tin. Chop bacon and onion and fry in a little olive oil until cooked, set aside. Sift flour and baking powder into a large bowl. Add pepper, chilli powder and cheese. Then add the bacon and onion. In a jug mix eggs, oil and milk. Pour into the dry ingredients. Mix to combine but don’t beat too much. Divide between the muffin cases. Bake for about 30 mins, delicious when still warm. Makes 12

Gooey Chocolate Muffins250g SR flour2 tbsp cocoa1 tsp baking powder250g choc chunks180g caster sugar2 large eggs175ml milk150ml sunflower oil1 tsp vanilla essence

methodHeat oven to 190° or 170° fan. Put 12 cases in a muffin tin. Sift flour, cocoa powder and baking powder into a large bowl. Add sugar and chocolate. In a jug mix eggs, oil, milk and vanilla essence and add to dry ingredients. Mix well and spoon into muffin cases. Bake for about 25 mins until well risen. Best served warm. Makes 12

Banana and Choc Muffins225g plain flour100g caster sugar1 tbsp baking powderpinch of salt100g chocolate chips1 large eggs4 tbsp milk4 tbsp sunflower oil2 ripe bananas

methodHeat oven to 200° or 190° fan. Put 12 cases in a muffin tin. Sift flour into a mixing bowl, add baking powder, salt, sugar and choc chips. In a jug mix the milk, egg and oil. Mash the bananas and add to the liquid. Pour into the dry ingredients. Mix well. Spoon into muffin cases and bake for 20-25 mins.

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Colour/Cutting Specialistover 25 years experience

BOWEN THERAPYFrozen shoulder,whiplash, back pain, plantar fasciitis...

EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique)As seen on Paul McKenna for phobias, anxiety, cravings

Corinne Light BA, ECBS, EFT pract.Tel: 07796 992655Available at Mapperley,

Arnold and Hucknall

Foot Health PractitionerNail Trimming • Corns/Callus Removal • Verrucas

• Ingrowing Toenails • Diabetic Specialists

Suzanne Gratton-FisherDipCFHP MPSPract MVRHOME VISITING PRACTICE

Tel: 07739 250807Registered and Fully Insured

Ballroom, Latin American, Sequence Dancing

For Beginners/ImproversTuesday evenings 7.30pm

For more information contact:Linda on 07889 061012

[email protected] Cooke, NATD Ballroom, Latin American, Country & Western, IDTA Old Time & Modern Sequence Dance

Arnold Methodist Church, Front Street, Arnold

www.thebodylab.co.uk

“start doing the things you love again”

0115 956 2353 / 07817934571 [email protected]

Are you thriving... or surviving..?

Poor Self Esteem.. Lacking Self Belief.. Worn-out with Problems……. Sometimes, problems come and go. If we have strong personal foundations, and are resourced enough,

we are more likely to move on quickly. If we are lacking self-esteem or, we are dogged by unhappy experiences and limiting beliefs - perhaps from childhood experiences - we may not thrive so

easily. Parks Inner Child Therapy (PICT) provides a unique experience to offer thorough, rapid, lasting change. Available at Nottingham Natural Health Centre, Carrington.

Call 07739 466318, or visit: www.lastingchange.eu / e: [email protected]

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Salon Quality in the Comfort of your Home

Email: [email protected]

MOBILE HAIRDRESSER

PHYSIO DIRECT FOOT CLINICWendi McKenna WMSch.MPS.PRACT.

toenail cutting, corns, callus, verruca, fungal nails, arch pain, ingrowing

toenails, diabetics welcomeWednesday clinics at;

Physio direct, 388 Gedling Rd,Arnold Tel: 01159562353

£22, receipts given

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St Ann's and Sneinton Football Club in the Community

When & Where? Tuesdays - 5.00-6.30pm @ Greenwood Academy School Sports Site

& Thursdays - 4.30 - 6pm @ Mapperley Sports Village2013 marks the start of an exciting new era for football in the St Ann's and Sneinton area. St Ann's and Sneinton Football Club is the first and only junior football club covering both of these areas and we currently run teams at Under 10 and Under 14 ages. We have recently been building and strengthening partnerships both locally and nationally to work towards our goal - to enable every child in the area to have the opportunity to get involved in football with their local club.

Working closely with EPIC Partners, St Ann's and Sneinton Football Club will be holding open football development sessions every Tuesday and Thursday. This will give children in the area the opportunity to work with some of the best youth sports coaches

in Nottingham. The development sessions will take place at the Greenwood Road and Ransom Road sites of Nottingham Academy, who have kindly offered their continuing strong support by allowing the Football Club free use of some of the best sports facilities in the region.

'One day I would love to see one of the chil-dren who has played at our club on Match of the Day, or even playing in a World Cup Final! We know that we can give all children in the area the opportunity to enjoy playing football, at whatever level, and that for me, is most important of all.'

Joe Cooper – SASFC Club Manager (07854 021059 or [email protected])

Start Dancin'Mapperley Plains Social Club

To register:email: [email protected]

Phone: 07760 112277www.startdancin.co.uk

Spring is on its way!

Waltz & Rock n Roll The new course begins on

Thursday April 18th Beginners start at 7.00pm Followed by Intermediates

and Advanced classes

Waltz WorkshopSunday 17th March

Beginners Session at 2 pm Further sessions at

3, 4 & 5 pm

Sunday SocialAnother Sunday Social

will be held onSunday 28th April

at 2 pm til 4 pm

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MONDAY to FRIDAY 9.30am - 4.30pmClinic Appointments & Home Visits

Tel: 0779 903 7979www.highstreetfootclinic.com

ReflexologyCHYLIE CLARK (M.R I.I.H.H.T)fully qualified reflexologist

Tel: 0115 967 0391

Over 20 yrs experienceMobile, weekend & evening appointments

www.artreflex.com

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Business Spotlight....

Your name: Dave

How did you first get into your line of work? I used to be a milkman but trade fell off because of the supermarkets. I love being out and about

and I really wanted to be my own boss so I went along to a franchise event and bought into a pet food delivery business. However in 1999 I decided I could do better being

completely my own boss and gave up the franchise to run Door to Paw.

How did you get to where you are now? I have gradually built up the business over the last 13 years through sheer hard work and determination. We now have our own label pet food and a massive regular customer base. My beautiful dog, Bran, accompanies me everyday which is great. He was a rescue dog and we have now had him nearly 7 years.

How have you found advertising in ng magazines? I have advertised on and off with ng magazines over the last 7 years and have always found the girls very helpful and the adverts generate me plenty of new business.

What’s the most embarrassing moment you’ve had whilst at work? Well once I was delivering some cat food and a large lady came to the door wearing nothing but a dressing gown and a smile! The dressing gown was not done up properly and the lady was wearing nothing but her birthday suit underneath......I made a rapid exit I can tell you!!! It was like something off a Carry On film.

What did you want to be when you were growing up and would you still like to be that now? I always wanted to be a pilot when growing up - to be honest I still wouldn’t mind learning to fly now and obtaining my pilots licence. We will see.

What’s your signature dish and what’s the recipe? Embarassingly it would have to be beans on toast and if I was trying to be very exotic I would add a fried egg to the top....

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Help in paying for treatment for a young cat called Belle, who has severe injuries, is being sought by a Nottinghamshire charity.Belle was found straying in Nottingham before being taken to a vet practice. Experts believe her injuries are consistent with having had boiling water poured on her – possibly deliberately – thus severely damaging her skin. The vet practice called local animal charity, Animal Accident Rescue Unit (AARU), which has agreed to pay for five month old Belle's treatment and to find her a home.The treatment costs are already mounting to hundreds of pounds. With a long road of treatment ahead of bathing, painkillers and antibiotics, AARU is appealing to the local community to help.Robina Varley from the charity explains: ‘Despite her injuries Belle’s doing well and is an affectionate and trusting cat. Her wounds are open and sore so she’s being bathed daily, she’s on constant pain relief but coping well. We’re committed to providing whatever treatment and care she needs.’Belle is being fostered locally but will eventually need a new home. If you want to help this poor cat, please visit AARU's website at www.animalaccident.org.uk, email: [email protected] or call 0115 931 4274 on how to donate and to find out about rehoming.All other calls to the charity must be made using its Lifeline number 0115 932 1555.

Severely injured young cat rescued by local animal charity

Approx 2000 healthy animals are put to sleep every week in the UK

Low cost speying & neutering schemes for pets available in the

Nottingham area

reg charity: 702569

[email protected]

Martins Farm

Tel: 0115 926 8703

Dorket Head Farm, Arnold, NG5 8PU

Tack Shop • Country Clothing • AccessoriesAnimal Feed • Supplements • Hay/Straw

Shavings • Electric Fencing • GatesFencing Materials • Rug Room

Equestrian & Feed Supplies

www.martinsfarm.co.uk

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For everything the keen gardener needs

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JOHN WHITE

BUILDERFor a FREE quote please call:

0115 952 687407759 487940

For all your general building work

Plastering • Tiling Patios & Block

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LocalTradesman

Steve EarnshawSteve EarnshawElectrical Services

Electrical Installation:Sockets, lighting, cookers, showers, spot

lights, security lights etc...Upgrades:

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Over 25 years experience No job too small

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Call Steve onLandline: 0115 952 4306

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Nottingham Roofing Services

Over 20 yrs experienceAll aspects of roofing

Repairs, Full Roofs, Flat Roofs

Slates, Tiles, Upvc Fascias, Velux

All work fully guaranteed

For a Free Quote call Terry

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For a FREE quote call Patrick on T: 01159 201 300 M: 07976 876 412

We are a family run, father and son business who pride ourselves on providing a professional, reliable and friendly

service, at an affordable cost. We offer free planning and advice and can also arrange any electrical, joinery and

plaster work if required. All work carried out is fully guaranteed.

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Changes to Legal AidFrom the 1 April 2013, save in very exceptional circumstances, people wanting to access legal aid for separation, divorce, dissolution of a civil partnership, private children matters (e.g. residence & contact) and/or financial matters will need to show evidence that they have suffered or are at risk of suffering domestic violence.

These changes to the legal aid scheme will impact on those being abused today. Anyone wanting to obtain legal aid will first have to obtain evidence of domestic violence which can include:

an unspent conviction for a domestic violence offence• a caution for a domestic violence offence given in the preceding 2 years• ongoing criminal proceedings for a domestic violence offence• a current injunction order or one granted in the preceding 2 years• an undertaking given to the Court in place of an injunction order within a family relationship • in the last 2 years but excluding cross undertakingswhere there has been a multi-agency risk assessment conference a letter from the chair • confirming there is a high risk of domestic violence and in the preceding 2 years a plan has been put in place to protect the person from domestic violencea copy of a finding of fact made in UK court proceedings in the preceding 2 years that • there has been domestic violence giving rise to a risk of harma letter or a report from a health professional confirming an examination in the last 2 • years showing injuries or a condition consistent with those of a person suffering domestic violence and having no reason to believe that the injuries or condition were not caused by domestic violencea letter from Social Services confirming that in the preceding 2 years a person was • assessed as being, or at risk of being, a victim of domestic violence.a letter or report from a UK domestic violence support organisation confirming that in the • preceding 2 years a person was admitted for a period of 24 hours or more to a refuge, the date of admission and leaving the refuge and that admission arose as a result of domestic violence

Legal aid will not be available to assist people in gathering together this information so people need to be aware of what they will have to show to obtain legal aid from the 1 April.

We remain committed to providing legal aid services and are happy to deal with any queries concerning eligibility. For those who are no longer eligible for legal aid we offer various fixed fee packages.

Legal aid will continue to be available to help people deal with care proceedings and related matters.

If you require any further information on these changes or family law matters generally please contact Paul Cobb on 0800 096 0998

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B684

Porchester Rd

Haywood Rd

Relax...In our comfy waiting areas knowing we can provide you with a courtesy car if needed, keeping you moving.

Quality...Our highly qualified technicians only use Castrol oils ensuring all work is to the highest standard.

Value...With MOT’s only £35 and service & MOT deals available, we offer quality at the right price.

Call Linda or Michael on 01159 692 222to discuss your requirements.

Buy and book tyres onlinewww.edentyresales.co.uk

ETS Tyre & Autocentre on Haywood Road has recently benefited from an extensive revamp turning this once old fashioned looking building into a modern day automotive facility. It’s now over 12 years since ETS moved into Haywood Road Mapperley and in that time great improvements have been made taking it from a traditional tyre shop to today’s full automotive repair centre.

Michael Staley branch manager who has been running the centre since 2005 said “This recent investment in the premises is the latest stage in a long running programme, following the opening of the MOT bay in 2010 and then in 2011 we appointed Linda Staples as customer advisor raising our already high levels of customer service even further at this same time the company took the decision to

use only Castrol oils in all our customers vehicles proving our commitment to high quality products. Then in 2012 we appointed Mr John Murphy as master technician, John came to us after many years working

with main dealers and highly qualified and experienced in all aspects of the industry this gave us great confidence in the quality of workmanship being produced for our customers”

Mr Nicholls operations Manager for the group commented “The company has also invested heavily in on-line technology giving our customers the option to pay for tyres online and book a time slot to suit themselves greatly reducing the need to wait around for tyres to be fitted and for those wishing to pay on the day in the branch we have online vouchers available to give even further saving.”

Local Business is Thriving

To advertise call 0115 926 9777 or email: [email protected]

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Spring into Action – don’t let Moss take over your lawn

The record setting wet and inclement weather of 2012 has taken its toll on lawns throughout Britain, including those in Nottingham East region. From excessive moisture to compacted soil, many lawns are in need of attention.

Spring is the most important time of the year to take care of your lawn. Neglecting to treat your lawn during the spring can cause issues for the rest of the year. This advice is particularly important following the recent wet weather. As a result of the excessive rain, lawns will have become saturated creating a perfect breeding ground for moss.

Mosses are resilient and versatile non flowering plants that are, for many, the worst of all lawn problems. Left unchecked, moss will increase, reducing the ability of the grass to thrive and will eventually ‘choke’ out the grass completely.To successfully remove a moss problem, it is important to identify the primary cause and remove it or reduce its impact. Not only can excessive moisture be a cause of moss, there could also be an underlying issue with your lawn. Additional causes of moss can include excessive thatch, the grass being left to grow too long during winter, poor drainage, shade and compacted soil due to heavy use.

But do not worry there is a solution; moss can be combatted.

The most effective method, while providing the best value for money, is to contact your local lawn care expert, who has the experience, techniques and tools to tackle the moss quickly and effectively. Greensleeves, the national lawn treatment company, has a programme designed to maximise the effort against moss and reduce its impact as much as possible. The treatment programme begins with an on-site evaluation of the turf and current moss conditions. Depending on the severity of current moss, your local Greensleeves lawn care expert will recommend a treatment plan to bring your lawn back to life.

Greensleeves will treat the moss problem with their range of specially formulated products and professional equipment. They will not only

act to combat the moss but will also apply a specialist lawn feed which will encourage the turf to thrive.

If required, they will then remove the dead moss from the lawn by scarification. Scarifying is a process which involves a mechanical raking of the lawn using a specialist machine which has sharp tungsten blades that rotate at high speed and cut into the turf in a vertical manner. The process of scarification removes the moss along with any excess thatch from a lawn giving the grass plants the opportunity and space required to grow. This will help the turf to withstand any future moss invasion.

Additionally, your lawn can at this stage be over seeded if required to fill in any bare patches left by removing the moss. Re-seeding involves the scattering of new lawn see over your existing lawn to help fill damaged or thinned areas.

Greensleeves will also assess your lawn to establish whether it will benefit from being aerated. Hollow Tine aeration can dramatically improve the condition of the soil and therefore has a direct impact on the health of a lawn. The process involves a professional aeration machine which removes plugs from the soil at intervals to reduce compaction and therefore improve the drainage and soil conditions; again helping the grass to flourish and ensuring adequate drainage to reduce the moist conditions in which moss thrives.

It is important to remember that no matter what condition your lawn is currently in with a little help from the professionals it can be transformed. With their expert knowledge and professional range of equipment and treatment plans, Greensleeves is the lawn care company that you really can rely on.

For further information or to book a Free, no obligation quotation please contact your local Greensleeves lawn treatment expert; John Sansum on 01159 280687 or visit www.greensleeves-uk.com.

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Grand Central ChorusA Champion Year Ahead

Fundraising is at the forefront of the Chorus activities this year to support them in competing, as British Champions, at the International Barbershop Convention in Toronto, Canada.

An auction is being held on the 6th April, 2013, at the Long Eaton Silver Prize Band Hall, Salisbury Street, NG10 4BA. Viewing 12 noon to 1pm when the auction commences. Come along and pick up a bargain, household goods and collectables are coming under the hammer.

The next concert is at 7.30pm on the 20th April, 2013 at the Emmanuel Church, Forest Road, Loughborough, LE11 3NW. On the bill is the Chorus, their two quartets ‘Grand Dads’, the Chorus seniors and ‘Homespun’ featuring a Dad and his three lads plus the very talented Act One Youth Musical Theatre Group from Shepshed. One other act is to be announced. The Compere will be BBC Radio Leicester presenter Dave Andrews. Tickets £8 on the door or from Peter on 01530243912.

Draw tickets, with a first prize of £400, are being sold. If you would like some they will be available at the above events or contact us at the e-mail address below. See the website www.grandcentralchorus.com for up to date information.Sponsorship is being sought from East Midland businesses. Nelson on 07967091202 is the man to call if interested.If you are seeking an entertainment contact Peter on 01530 243822 or e-mail as below. Fees are negotiable. Quality is guaranteed. E-mail [email protected] with any enquiry.

Rehearsals are at Harrington School, Derby Road, Long Eaton, NG10 4BJ at 7.15.pm every Wednesday. If you are a potential singer, sponsor, booker or just curious you will be welcome.

chorus roundupHucknall &

Linby Mining Community Brass

Hucknall and Linby Mining Community Brass travelled to Skegness Butlins in the snow to

take part in the10th annual Butlins Mineworkers Open Brass Band Festival.

105 bands from across the country competed in 7 sections for the largest prize money awards in the country. Hucknall and Linby played in the third section with the set test piece of music called “ A Gallimaufry Suite by Philip Harper”. They were awarded the magnificent N.U.M. Challenge Trophy for the best performance by a mining band in their section. They also were awarded second prize in the competion winning £1000.

The bands musical director Paul Whyley (pictured)praised the entire band for the hard work they had put in to achieve this high standard of technical playing. Needless to say this young band celebrated their winning streak well into the night! Paul praised the winning band Boarshurst Silver from Saddleworth who just pipped our band to the first prize, he also reflected on what our band had achieved in recent contests.

Bolsover Music Festival. Oct 2012. 1st PlaceLeicester Brass Band Open. Nov 2012. 1st

PlaceButlins Mineworkers Open. Jan 2013. 2nd

Place

Paul also thanked the people of Hucknall for their continued support

and encouragement for this talented band.

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Looking for a new interest? St Anns Allotments are 75 acres of green space on the border of St Anns and Mapperley in Nottingham. They are Grade 2* listed Victorian detached gardens, with over 500 individual gardeners, community projects, wildlife and visitor centre. Fancy being involved in this exciting project? Opportunities for hands on work (cheaper than a gym - and much more fun), or helping out at the new visitor centre, leading tours, giving presentations, welcoming visitors, baking cakes. Full training given. It’s our oasis in the city!

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For more information call STAA on (0115) 911 0207, check our website; www.staa-allotments.org.uk

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Area’s Local Tree Surgeon

Martin PageMapperley

call me now on 0115 906 8670

Have you considered? Just like the rest of your property your trees may need some maintenance from time to time? Are your trees too tall, unsafe or untidy? Are they blocking light from yours, or your neighbour’s property?

With o v e r 25 years of experience working with trees in your area I would be pleased to offer you free advice and a free quotation.

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Are you looking for expert advice, quality workmanship with

competitive prices?Well look no further; Mark Severn is here to help you with all your

specialist ground work needs.Mark has been in his trade for

22 years. All Grounds is a local, friendly business specialising in hard

landscaping, fencing and paving. Mark also does footings and foundations for extensions.

If you want your home and garden to have a whole new look please call

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Michelles Cleaning & Garden Services (lawns, leaves, hedges, weeding)

Competitive hourly rates & free quotations for one off jobs

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JOINERYGlenn Myers WE HAVE YOUR

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For those of you that are expecting an article about windmills prepare to be disappointed. The Mill in this case is a 19th century expression for a bare knuckle boxing match. The one in question took place in March 1878 at Mapperley. At 7am on 21st March 1878 a police officer from Nottingham City Force B division was walking his beat when he noticed a crowd moving up Blue Bell Hill in the direction of Mapperley.

Being of a suspicious mind, and due to the early hour, the officer guessed the crowd were all bent on some sort of mischief and he decided to investigate. He followed the crowd at a discreet distance until they arrived at Mapperley Plains. Here he found the reason for the Nottingham exodus. A tent and ring had been erected on waste ground and was laid out for a boxing match that was about to commence.

Prize fighting was illegal at the time as it was considered to present a riotous and unlawful assembly. Past experience had taught the authorities that matches of this type could, and usually did, turn to arguments and violence with as much fighting in the crowd as in the ring. The officer called for reinforcements and when further officers of B division arrived they told the crowd to move on. This they did which with out argument or trouble. However they only moved a few yards along the road over the county boundry

and out of the city limits and so out of the jurisdiction of the city police. Having set up the ring again, with the police watching but helpless to act, the fight then started.

This contest was being fought between Jemmy Brown also known as “Tom the Fiddler” and Johnny Gorse, both residents of Narrow Marsh in Nottingham. The name of the first combatant at least suggested that this was not being conducted by the most honest members of this notorious

community. The stake was set at £2 per side and betting on both fighters was very heavy.

As it was a Sunday morning, several additional laws were being broken. The c o n s t a b u l a r y could not stand by and watch this

disregard of their authority. They therefore dispatched a runner to Arnold to call out the county force on whose “manor” the fight was now taking place.

By the time the new force had arrived several rounds had been fought but a winner had yet to be decided. The county police stopped the fight and ended the event but surprisingly no arrests were made. The crowd must have been remarkably well behaved especially as many would have lost money as a result of the police action. There are no records of a re-match so perhaps we shall never know who came out on top but with money and reputations at stake it is unlikelty that this was the last contest of Gorse and Brown.

A Mill 1878 by Bob Massey

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