West End Parish Pages

Parish Pages Tel : 02380 602947

E-mail : [email protected] www.parishpages.co.uk

Your FREE copy April./May

Parish Pages

West End, Hedge End, Fair Oak, Horton Heath, Bishopstoke, Colden Common & Twford

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We invite you to come and join us for the worship service

every Sunday at 10.30 am at Parish Centre, Chapel Road,

West End and at 6.30 pm at Kings School, Quob Lane, West

End.

Are you looking for the answers to a meaningful life then

please call us on:

Or E-mail us at:

[email protected]

Visit our website at: www.restorationchurch.org.uk

If you have any prayer request then please write to us or phone us.

We have children's club and Crèche every Sunday at 10.30 am to 12 noon at Parish Cen-

tre, West End. Admission is free. All our staff are CRB checked.

All are welcome.

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TELL SOMEONE ABOUT CRIME!

Police are warning motorists to be careful when selling cars following the thefts of

several vehicles over the past month.

Vehicles being offered for sale in a newspaper or magazine, and often the internet, can

attract people from far and wide to view the car. However, some come with the

intention of taking the car without paying.

In one incident, whilst the would-be buyer was being shown round the car, he jumped

into the driver’s seat, locked the doors and sped off. In another, during a test drive,

the owner and would-be buyer got out at a petrol station to inspect the engine under

brighter lights when the thief again jumped in and drove away, and in a third incident,

after the test drive and the owner was making a cup of coffee for the man who said he

would buy the car, he claimed he had left his phone in the vehicle during the test drive.

He then took the owner’s keys supposedly to recover his phone, but drove off with her

car. Bear in mind that an insurance company is unlikely to pay out if a car is stolen in

this way.

If you are selling your vehicle, never let the potential purchaser have the keys unless

you are also in the vehicle. If you drive first on a test drive, take the keys out of the

ignition until everyone is back in the car and then pass them over.

If you are buying a car, try to avoid meeting anyone in a car park, or service station. It

is a potentially safer purchase to see the owner at their home, where the registration

document should match up, and the service history is likely to be from a local garage.

You also know where the seller is if there is a problem.

Remember, don’t release the vehicle until cleared funds have been received. A cheque

should be cleared first, and make sure that a bankers’ draft is genuine – a draft may be

guaranteed funds, but not if the draft is fraudulent or stolen!

Remember to always keep your keys safe. Even a basic car is virtually impossible to

steal without the keys to disarm the alarm and immobiliser, so never leave your keys

lying around on a bar, or your desk.

If you’ve information about any crime, please call Crimestoppers on 0800 555111, or log

on to www.mostwanted-uk.org Your call is free, no one will know you called and you may

earn a cash reward.

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Come And Join The Fun

At 4th WEST END GUIDES

For girls aged 10 - 14 years

Every Monday from 7pm - 9pm at St. James Church Hall, West End

Arts and Crafts Cooking Jewellery Making Camps

Parties bowling Ice Skating Swimming

Games Make New Friends

Welcome to The Dental Health Practice at West End where Peter Watt, Nicola McCormick and the team offer a full range of dental services in air conditioned comfort. We use up-to-date techniques to provide implant tooth replacement, orthodontics(adult and child) and all forms of cosmetic dentistry including tooth whitening, veneers, white fillings and the latest in CAD/CAM technology for ceramic restorations. Janet Heyworth, our full-time hygienist, will clean your teeth in those places you have missed, help with your home care routine and can treat more advanced gum disease. We are also happy to provide treatment under sedation if you prefer.

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Bleughh, sniffle, gurrrummptt, snort. Ah yes, my husband‟s February vocabu lary. The brood and I have only had a mild variety of flu and a nasty stomach upset, fondly known as a „runny tummy‟ in our elegant abode, during which I shuffled around the house doing the chores one handed whilst simultaneously wiping four noses and dishing out spoonfuls of calpol randomly. True to form, Paul was at work during the worst spell, I can‟t complain, he is after all doing s everal jobs so that I don‟t have to do any, (his words not mine.) Now that the rush is over and I am well enough to nurse him, he has decided to catch bu bonic plague, I have to take his word for this as I can only speak from my own experience and he is obviously much more ill than I was. At least I think so, I don‟t really remember much about the flu, I know several days passed, I had some funny dreams about the children asking for food, I remember telling them to eat the three day old cold pizza in the fridge and to be careful opening the cans of daddies red bull, funny isn‟t it, the things that you dream. Then I vaguely remember Harvey sliding down the stairs on the tea tray singing „jingle bells‟ very loudly. Then, they all came down with a tummy bug after that, it‟s ironic how things hit you all at once. Oh yes and Fleur has somehow given herself a nasty scratch on her face, when I asked her how it happened she mumbled something about the gas lighter and the cat, although it is difficult to understand them at this age. Now Paul is bedridden and needy. The children love having daddy around more and are very useful as they eliminate the need for an intercom system. “Daddy wants a cup of tea”, “Daddy wants some paracetamol”, “Can daddy have a fresh hot water bottle?” I took the opportunity to give the children plenty of exercise; “Tell daddy to say please.” “Ask Daddy - One sugar or two?” “Ask Daddy – Are you sure you don‟t want coffee?” “With cream?” “And sugar?” “A biscuit?” “Wafer or chocolate?” “I didn‟t hear „Please‟.” “What? He‟s hungry? Well ask him if he wants the last of that pizza?” It was around this time that I realised I needed to go out. All day. And I still haven‟t seen the cat.

If this is your first copy then a very warm welcome to Parish Pages. We are gradually expanding our circulation after 5 years of ground work in Fair Oak and Horton Heath. We now have editions covering West End, Hedge End, Bishopstoke, Colden Common and Twyford, as well as an exciting website covering even further a field! The strength over the years of the magazines has been its community content and so we ask that if you belong to an organisation, club or society please let us know the details. If you are running a charity event, then get in touch, let us help you promote it! Of course we rely on local business to advertise with us and to that end we have a proven track record of success in all areas. So for excellent, affordable, local advertising please give us a call or drop us a line. We look forward to hearing from you.

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Bishopstoke Players

present

A FOOT IN THE DOOR

A COMEDY BY RICHARD HARRIS

Bishopstoke Memorial HallRiverside, Bishopstoke

(next to The Anglers Inn)

THURS 20-SAT 22 MAYat 7.30 pm

Tickets £7 (£5 Under 16)

including refreshments

023 8069 3032or e-mail

[email protected]

www.bishopstokeplayers.org

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Pete Broom and Sheena Graham, co co-ordinators of Fair Oak and Horton Heath Street Pastors, are delighted to announce their areas second anniversary on 8

th February 2010.

On February 8

th 2008, 18 newly qualified Street

Pastors hit the streets of Fair Oak and Horton Heath. A further 6 trainees qualified in October 2009

making a pool of 24 fully trained individuals covering Fair Oak and Horton Heath every Friday night, 8pm to 1am, come rain or shine, frost or snow. During the two years, two Street Pastors have retired, one due to ill health and one transferred to the Eastleigh initiative. We have 22 Street Pastors in our area. The commitment of the Street Pastors to the work of helping to make the streets in our community a safer and kinder place to be, is reflected in the fact that a team were out both years on Christmas and New Years Eve. Over the last two years Street Pastors have spoken to 4748 people with 104 tours of duty being completed and all by just 24 volunteers ranging in ages from 25 to 68 years old. Over the last two years there has been a 37% drop in crime compared to the year prior to the Street Pastors being launched and this is partly attributed to the success of the “semi-rural” trinity which has been formed in the Fair Oak and Horton Heath area between the Parish Council, Police and the local Churches working together with the Youth Service. Chief Inspector Boyles says, “I have no doubt that this success is down to the joint working of all parties in the area, but I remain convinced that the Street Pastors have played a key role in this reduction. I am thankful for their continued commitment and support they show to the community.” The news of new local areas coming on board brings with it great encouragement as the villages of West End, Hedge End, Botley, Chandler‟s Ford and Bishopstoke will soon have teams of their own on the streets. A new training session began on 6

th March, 2010 and 50 trainees selected from

the above areas are attending the 12 week long course. All our trainees are asked to complete an in depth personal checking process and are selected from local churches. The gospel is behind everything we do but it is not at the forefront of what we say. For more information email Sheena and Pete at [email protected] or phone 07970 543098. We would like to take this opportunity to sincerely thank the Parish Council, the Police and the Youth Services for their valued input in to this efficient and effective partnership

mailto:[email protected]

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error in the printing of an advert.

All artwork in accepted on the strict condition that permission has been given for use in the publication

Adverts are accepted on the understanding that descriptions of goods and services are fair and accurate. Parish Pages does not offi-cially endorse any of the adverts included in this magazine. All rights reserved . No part of this publication may be reproduced,

stored in any retrieval system of transmitted in any form—electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise—without the prior

consent of the publisher.

You are warmly invited to Eco-Skills Celebration –

Sunday 9

th to Sunday 16

th May 2010 at East Meon Sustainability Centre Hampshire.

…A festival yet deeper… It takes the festival model of workshops to the next level. The whole week is focused on learning, growing and sharing skills with others, with music and entertainment in the evenings and an amazing party line up for the final night. …A conference yet less restricted… It is a chance for you to do it, rather than just see it demonstrated or talked about. We want to give everyone the chance to actually practice the skills taught, wherever possible. …A chance to learn how to create your dreams… We want you to be actively involved, and tell us the things you want to learn about for future events. Come and experience a week of workshops, learning the skills we need to survive and thrive into the new century. Celebrate community, nature and creativity. All the workshops last for either 1 day or ½ day. Each day, you can choose to do a full day, two ½ days, or just one ½ day if you want to take it easy. Throughout the week, you

will have an opportunity to do up to 5 full days of courses. In the evenings, there will be music around the fire, story-telling, films, and talks. We will celebrate our achievements at the weekend with live music, entertainment, and fun! Ben Law will also be on site during the week, working on a round wood timber frame building for the Sustainability Centre. You can watch him work and he will be giving a talk to everyone during the week , about his house, his woodland, and the work he is doing. For more details of his work, please visit http://ben-law.co.uk/ The Beech Café will serve delicious meals using local, organic, vegetarian ingredients. Camping is included in the price of the ticket. Hostel Teepee and Yurt accommodation is also available for those who like their creature comforts! For more details, please go to: www.ecoskillscelebration.co.uk or contact: [email protected] Phone: Matt: 07832 109567 or Chris: 02392 611607 Price for 8 days £155-£225, please book early to secure your favoured course options.

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The Fret Connexxion

Baking More Than A Dozen There are few guitarists who match the diversity, dexterity and experience of Duck Baker. Growing up in Richmond Virginia in the 1950s and playing in the usual teenage rock and roll bands of the time he developed a life-time interest in acoustic blues after moving to San Francisco in the early seventies. His first recordings for Kicking Mule Records showcased an eclectic mix of styles which he perfected from 1975 to 1980. Blues of course, but also ragtime, bluegrass and jazz played in finger-style but unusually for a non-classical player, often on nylon strung guitars.

In recent years he has developed a strong interest in free jazz and has two CDs on release shortly on the Mighty Quinn record label. Everything That Rises Must Change

and also The Waltz Lesson recorded with London based clarinetist Alex Ward and bass-player Joe Williamson. Free jazz is not appealing to everyone so listeners who are put off by very modern music may wish to approach these with caution! The album is rounded with more mainstream pieces by John Coltrane and Theolonius Monk among other jazz greats. This trio reflects the Duck Baker artistry of the past few years since his move to London. Returning to his earlier roots and perhaps of more interest to the general listener is his new solo album on the Les Cousins label, The Roots And Branches Of American Music. Under the guise of this rather documentary title you will find a delightful mixed collection of blues, ragtime, gospel and swing. This is Duck Baker at his best with unorthodox chord voicings and subtle couterpoint taking the place of mere dry technical displays of guitar technique. It is this most comprehensive of repertoires which he will be expo on Sunday May 2nd in concert at The Picture House in Southampton Ocean Village. Tickets are available from www.picturehouses.co.uk or 0871 704 2060. Enjoy.

Andi Cee celebrates the art guitar every Wednesday 8 – 10 pm when he presents The Fret Connexxion on Skyline 102.5 FM and on-line at www.skyline.fm. You can contact him with requests, playlist ideas or local gigs and bands at [email protected]

Across 7 Sewing tool (7,6) 8 Until now (8) 9 Head of Catholic Church (4) 10 Type of fungus (7) 12 Creep (5) 14 Poke (5) 16 Three-part series (7) 19 Cover (4) 20 To relinquish (8) 22 Stage feature (6,7) Down 1 Monkey (4) 2 Barefoot (6) 3 Pry (7) 4 End of a play (5) 5 Open again (6) 6 In the middle (4-4) 11 Of the arteries (8) 13 Chemical (7) 15 Breakfast fish (6) 17 illuminations (6) 18 A lascivious man (5) 21 Fit (4)

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Health and Wellbeing Fayre

Venue: Hilldene Centre, West End, Southampton. SO30 3DU Date: Saturday 22 May 2010 With ever increasing levels of stress in today’s world, looking after you and your families health has never been so important. Come and find out about a range of complementary health therapies, try some taster sessions or attend one of the free health talks taking place throughout the day. The fayre is open from 10am until 4pm and is in aid of the Hilldene Community Association (Charity registration Number 301981). If you would like more information about the Fayre, either as an exhibitor or a visitor, please contact Jackie on 02380 463438 or email:[email protected] Entry cost: Adults £2; Concessions £1; Children free Weblink: http://www.calminginfluences.com/health.html


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Tarry‟s Opticians

449 Fair Oak Road Fair Oak Square

Fair Oak SO50 7AJ

Telephone 023 8060 1988

Eye tests now done downstairs New Spacious car parking New Disabled Access Emergency spectacle glazing facilities Free range of children‟s fashionable frames

Now with new, user friendly facilities including;

Glaucoma & Diabetic Screening Digital Eye Photography Workshop on site Contact lenses available inc. free after care

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Can you help us please?

Naomi House children’s hospice and jacksplace@naomihouse, a new hospice for teenagers and young people, are in Sutton Scotney near Winchester. We rely on the support of the community to help raise over £4 million every year to enable us to provide respite, end of life and bereavement support to life limited children, teenagers and young adults from across central Southern England.

Can you help us by becoming a fundraising volunteer?

We are setting up Meon Valley and Twyford Area “Friends of Naomi House” groups.

The groups will be involved in various activities such as

running Naomi House stalls at local events

organising fundraising events

attending cheque presentations

swapping collection pots in shops

putting up posters

helping at fundraising events

spreading awareness of Naomi House

recycling mobile phones, print cartridges,

postage stamps & foreign currency

asking local schools and groups to help us

To find out more about how you can help, please contact

Hilary Jukes

Community Fundraising Co-ordinator [email protected]

01962 843513 Thank you

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Are Budget Airlines Worth The Saving?

Budget airlines started in the early 1990s, offering lower fares for no-

frills travel. The likes of EasyJet, Ryanair and Flybe have

increasingly offered cheaper and cheaper flights to destinations

(generally speaking) all over Europe, saving money by getting rid of

those in flight „extras‟ such as movies, food and peanuts. But are the

budget airlines taking us for a pricey ride? And is no frills travel really

worth the saving?

The low cost airlines‟ practice of „unbundling‟ has come under severe

criticism over the years, attracting the attention of the Office of Fair

Trading (OFT) whilst frustrating customers and gaining the companies plenty of negative press too. Because of this

unbundling airlines have been able to advertise their lowest fares without representing the true cost of travel. For

example those famous Ryanair 1p travel deals do not cover airport fees, taxes, baggage handling charges, credit

card fees or the many other additional charges you may be subject too. And that‟s not even to mention the return

flight which is inevitably more expensive.

The OFT has recently demanded more transparency from airlines in their costings and in 2007 ruled that full prices

should be advertised, representing the total necessary spend on the journey promoted. Despite this low cost airlines

have repeatedly flouted the rule, opening themselves up to legal action and leaving consumers confused.

If the pricing of flights isn‟t enough to bamboozle you in to flying BA the confusing websites might. Ryanair has

recently been the subject of publicity for producing a badly designed website which is near impossible to navigate.

Perhaps a cunning ploy for a company who charge £1 a minute to call their support desk. Equally the policies

regarding cancellations doled out to the buyers of low cost flights are just as inflexible. When travelling with children

or the elderly in particular if something can go wrong it usually will. So with this in mind the added protection afforded

to the customers of more expensive airlines in the event of a cancellation could well be worth the spend.

It‟s not just the lead up to a flight which makes travellers wonder why they got sucked in by a low cost airline. Once

at the airport the lack of allocated seats cause bunfights amongst normally civilised people and priority boarding is

offered at a price. The strict rules on baggage allowances lead to added costs and long waits as fellow travellers

argue with staff.

Then, once on the plane, you‟ll often find yourself in a dirty, torn and sticky plastic seat with the very minimum of

legroom and no ability to recline. Food is unpleasant and wildly overpriced, adding to the overall spend on your flight.

Safety demonstrations are often difficult to see, carried out by staff rather than on a television.

With recent announcements that Ryanair intend to start charging £1 each time you use the toilet on their flights could

the literal penny spending be the final straw for low cost travellers?

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Description of ETNet and Community Farm Project, Highbridge Farm

Eastleigh Transition Network (ETNet) is a group of local people

who are taking practical actions on climate change, oil depletion,

and environmental damage. These issues are affecting the

poorest people of the world first, and will affect more and more

people. We are taking positive steps to help rebuild our sense

of community, and improve our local communities' resilience to

cope with the challenges by learning and sharing skills to help

us grow our own food and produce energy locally. We encourage and protect wildlife in the area

- they are essential for natural processes we depend on to

flourish.

To reduce the cost of food by reducing 'food miles', we aim to

increase the abundance and availability of local fresh food in

Eastleigh Borough. We are encouraging residents to grow

food in their own and friends‟ gardens, and in local

allotments. We also plan to grow some of our own food in a

field at Highbridge Farm that the farmer has offered for a Community Farm Project - and to

enable other people to join in the scheme.

We need to fence off the growing area at the farm from rabbits before we sow seeds and grow

plug plants! We are hoping to create a strawbale or other sustainably built community building

at the farm, for people to wash their hands, as a place to shelter and rest, and to make and drink

cups of tea! We also need to construct some toilet accommodation at the farm (possibly

compost toilets, if the site is suitable).

There is a woodland area at the farm that has possibilities

for locally sourced fuels and wood products, and the remains

of an orchard that could be replanted as an orchard or as

agroforestry – in either case bees could also be kept in this

area eventually.

We are very happy for you to contact us if you are interested

in any of the ideas.

We look forward to hearing from you. For Community Farm Growing Project information contact:

02380 652939 Andrew Ross [email protected] For general information contact ETNet

Coordinator: Liz Kent [email protected] - tel: 02380 693627 or 07944 522135 Co-Chair:

Dr Sarah Goode [email protected] - tel: 02380 618717Co-Chair: Penny Velander

[email protected]





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FAMILY FESTIVAL

Saturday 17th July 2010

10am - 2pm at

Wyvern Technology College Campus

in partnership with the Day Nursery, Children’s Centre, and Pre-Schools.

Art, Craft and Summer Fete Stalls,

Under 5’s Toddle, Arena Displays,

Art Gallery, Face Painting, Bouncy Castle, Sports Challenges, Information Stands,

Horse Rides, Children’s Farm,

The Big Top Cafe, and much much more.

Bookings for indoor and

outdoor stalls are now being taken at £20 per table

Tel: 02380 692678 [email protected]

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How does he do it?

It is not treats OR teeth; with us it is

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he can!

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Residents of Eastleigh Borough Come and ask YOUR climate questions to our candidates in the General Elec-

tion. Friday 30th April 2010

Hustings start time: 7.00pm Venue: Barton Peveril College, Chestnut Ave, Eastleigh, Hampshire, SO50 5ZA

A combined event organised by Eastleigh Transition Network, Greenpeace and

Christian Aid on behalf of the Ask the Climate Question coalition.

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Winchester Road, Fair Oak, Eastleigh,

SO50 7HD

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The Brigadier Gerard Horton Heath

Large garden with children’s play area and games.

Open Monday – Saturday 11.30am – 11pm Sunday 12 noon – 10.30pm

Food served:-

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Your favourite classic pub dishes and snacks Full 3 course evening menu available

Plus specials board.

Plus all our traditional food you would expect

All occasions catered for including Weddings, Engagements, Birthdays and Funerals

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Tel: 023 8069 3458.

Monday to Friday: 12 noon – 2.15 pm and 6 - 9 pm

Saturday: 12 noon - 9 pm

Sunday: 12 noon - 8 pm

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