Discover Southampton, May 2012

Discover May 2012

WoulD You like To aDverTise? Discover Southampton is delivered through 43,000letterboxes with three bi-monthly editions; Totton (15,000), Central (15,000) and Bitterne (13,000).advertisers can choose one, two or all three editions on a short, medium or long term rate. Visit thewebsite www.discovermagazines.co.uk/advertising or call Melanie on 023 8026 6388

Published by Discover Magazines, 4 Firwood Close, Chandlers Ford, Hants SO53 1HNTel: 023 8026 6388 Fax: 0871 989 2756 Email: [email protected]

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I have been publishing this magazine for nearly six years now. It was originally called TheNorth Southampton Directory and only reached 8,000 homes which soon turned into TheSouthampton Directory when it expanded to cover 45, 000 homes as far as Hythe in thewest and Botley in the east. Bigger isn’t always best though. This is a local communitymagazine and to keep it local with local advertisers and local information I’ve re-organisedthe distribution so there are now three separate editions of Discover southampton (ontothat in a minute); Totton, central (this one) and Bitterne. By focussing a magazine on each area I can providea more local magazine.

I know there’s plenty happening in Southampton that I don’t know about. If I’m not informed or I can’t find iton the internet because I wouldn’t know to look for it I can’t print it! School fairs, church fetes, local dramagroups, charity events and so much more; this is your chance to promote any activity free of charge and sharenews, views and what’s on with your community. If you email me on [email protected] witha picture or logo and text I will happilytry to find space to feature it.

Why Discover?

I renamed The Southampton Directorybecause I’ve increased the number of titles I publish and decided to rebrand them all under the same banner.Within the Discover Magazines group we have Discover Southampton, Discover Hedge End, Discover ChandlersFord, Discover Meon Valley and the newest addition, Discover Romsey. So despite being the largest publisherin this area with a print run of 98,000 copies, each title is still local and focused on your community. and I’dlike to keep it that way as the change has been somewhat challenging!

Welcome to new readers in Nursling and Rownhams. I hope you enjoy receiving the magazine every othermonth and if you know anyone who would like to be a distributor please let me know.

Until July, then... and good luck to all our youngsters sitting exams in May and June. Best wishes,

“Help, I’m not psychic!”

Melanieeditorial

04 Jubilee Special: a Queen

by any Other Name

05 Lichfield : The Polaroids

06 What’s On

08 On Stage

10 Marwell Wildlife’s 40th

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12 What’s On continued

20 a Letter from the Queen

22 Diamond Jubilee Tribute

28 Puzzle Page

29 Children’s Page

34 The Supercar Made in

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40 Working from Home

42 Recipe: asparagus Frittata

44 Clubs & Societies

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a stunning exhibition of photographs byPatrick Lichfield is being displayed atMottisfont from the 19th May to the 1stJuly, offering a unique insight into hisglamorous world. It presents fascinatingmontages of the Polaroids he took on everyshoot, on display for the first time. It alsopresents a striking group of Lichfield’siconic photographs of the royal, the rich andthe famous, including a young Bob Geldof,Sir John Gielgud and Joanna Lumley.Particularly striking – and timely in thisDiamond Jubilee year – is Lichfield’s doubleportrait of HRH The Queen and PrincePhilip, Duke of Edinburgh.

Lichfield started out in the 1960s as aphotographer’s assistant on £3 a week, butover the next four decades he gainedinternational renown, contributingnumerous now-famous photographs to

newspapers,prestigiousmagazines andprivatecollections.Though he wasthe 5th Earl ofLichfield andcousin to the Queen, in his professional lifehe was known simply as Patrick Lichfield.

Over the years – 1971 to 2004 - Lichfieldproduced thousands of Polaroids –preparatory ‘snaps’ of enormous interestand insight into his sitters.

Lichfield once said, “Polaroids tell us so muchof that moment in time, and my own diaries –if ever I wrote them – would contain dozensof them.” Now visitors can gaze into hisdazzling world and enjoy this unique recordof his illustrious career.

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TiTanic The legenDexhiBiTionsea city MuseumOpen 7 days a week,10am-5pm including BankHolidaysadults £8.50, 5-16 £6, OaP£6, Students £6, Family (2adults and 3 children), £25Children under 5 free.Joint ticket to SeaCityMuseum and Tudor House& Garden £11.50Don’t forget to use yourfree Family Ticket – validduring term time onlyuntil December.

loWer TesT Marshesa once-a-year chance tosee the spring flowers andorchids on the wetmeadows of the LowerTest Reserve, led by thereserves officer SimonKing. These northernmeadows are not normallyaccessible to the public.Starts at Salmon Leap pub,off Testwood Lane, Totton.(B) 023 8042 4206. Sorryno dogs. Suggesteddonation £1.50.

MoscoW sTaTe circus2nd-7th MayMayflower Park, Wed & Fri 5pm & 7.45pm,Sat & Sun 3pm & 7.45pm a sensational extra-vaganza Babushkin Sekret.

sPring rallYoPen DaY6th May, 11am-4pmTwyford Waterworks,hazeley roadso21 1QaEngines, steam, vehicles,displays anddemonstrations, naturetrail. Something foreveryone at our popularstart of season event.£5 entry, under 16s free.01929 552973. Visit www. twyfordwaterworks.co.uk

BunTing MakingWorkshoP6th & 7th MayMottisfontnr romseyso51 0lPWhat can be more Britishthan bunting? Help uscreate our own Mottisfontbunting celebrating theQueen's jubilee, beingBritish and the beauty ofthis special place. Theworkshops are free and allmaterials are provided sowhy not come along andmake a patch and add itto our bunting for all tosee? Normal admissionprices apply. Gates open at 10am,last entry is 5pm. Visitwww.nationaltrust.org.uk/mottisfont

Mills & MeaDoWsguiDeD Walk6th May, 6.30-8.30pmst catherine’s hillTake a walk along twobranches of the RiverItchen alongside historicwater meadows and theIron age hill fort of StCatherine’s Hill NatureReserve on this guided 3mile circular walk led byproject officer, Polly Whyte.This event is part of theWildlife Trust centenarycelebrations. Meet at StCatherine’s Hill car parkon Garnier Road (Map ref.SU 483 280). Contact Pollyon 01489 774413 oremail [email protected] donation £2.

Dragon BoaTracing12th May Mayflower ParkThe Rainbow Centre areholding a Family Fun Dayorganised by The RainbowCentre, Fareham whichhelps children withcerebral palsy and adultswith Parkinson’s disease,multiple sclerosis andstrokes through educationto independence, learningand regaining skills. If you would like to entera team contact Clare01329 289500.

BishoPsToke PlaYersTheaTre17th-19th May,doors open 7pmBishopstoke Memorialhall, riverside,Bishopstoke so50 6lQBishopstoke Playerspresent the farce "Caughtin the Net" by Ray Cooney.The sequel to Run for yourWife finds our bigamisttaxi-driver, John Smith,still keeping both hisfamilies (one inWimbledon and one inStreatham) happy andblissfully unaware of eachother. However, histeenage children - one girland one boy by each wife– have met on theInternet and aredetermined to see eachother in person, especiallyas it transpires that theyhave so much in common– same surname, taxi-driver dad of the sameage. When it dawns onJohn that they are aboutto meet, he plunges into ahell-hole of his ownmaking in order to keepthem apart. Tickets £7 (£5under 16s) from 023 80693032, email [email protected] or www.bishopstokeplayers.org

nighT aT The MuseuM19th May, 6pm-11pmTudor house,southamptonan opportunity to visitTudor House after hoursand meet the staff whobring the house to life inpresent day as wellfinding out aboutcharacters who have livedthere in the past.

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The nuFFielDBox office 023 8067 1771

6th May - chris Mayo anew show looking at thedifferent roles we play inlife, and how, in his job,Chris Mayo is offered themost ridiculous ones.From kissing HeatherGraham in a film thatno-one has seen toauditioning for a majoradvert, whilst jogging, inhis pants. a refreshinglyhonest, and equallyhilarious stand up fromone of the circuit's mostexciting new comedians.Studio £10/£8 8pm

10-12th May - crying outloud by Fote Fore havebrought us acrobats, circusartists, and aerialists fromMorocco, Finland, Italy andFrance. We are delightedto be working with themagain to welcome artistsfrom Guinea. 7.30pm£10.50-£19 Suitable 5+

12th May - a tiny snaillongs to see the world, soshe hitches a lift on thetail of a huge humpbackwhale. Together they goon an amazing journey,experiencing sharks andpenguins, icebergs andvolcanoes. The little snailis amazed by it all, but

start feeling very small inthe vastness of theworld...Then disasterstrikes - the whalebecomes beached in abay...Can the tiny snailsave the day? Studio £611am & 2pm aimed at 4+

16th-26th May - Boys aWorld Premiere by EllaHickson. What would youdo if the look in some oldguy's face told you thatbeing young was as goodas it ever gets? EveningStandard awardnominated Ella Hickson isan outstanding new talent,insightful about thechallenges facing hergeneration and writingwith real flair. Ella's short,PMQ, was performed atthe 2011 HighTideFestival and her play GIFTfeatured in Headlong'sDecade.

27th May - Mark steel."Steel's rapier wit cuts tothe chase" The ObserverMain House £14/£127.30pm

oPen sTagesFesTival

10th-16th June

a Royal ShakespeareCompany projectproduced in partnershipwith The Nuffield Theatre.Presented by over 20

regional amateurcompanies working withprofessional staff fromThe Nuffield, Open Stagesis a unique, 6-nightfestival celebratingShakespeare.

Each performance offers adifferent selection ofextracts from playsShakespeare wrote orinspired others to write.Come for one night, comefor all 6. Come and see thekaleidoscope of workShakespeare continues toinspire us to make. MainHouse 7.30pm £7.50/£5.50

Performance datesand times

10th JuneChesil youth Theatre,yeovil youth Theatre,South Wight youthTheatre 12th JuneBrownsea Open airTheatre, Titchfield FestivalTheatre, New TheatreProductions, GaDOC(Guernsey) 13th JuneBench Theatre, StudioTheatre, NewburyDramatic Society, WestMeon Theatre 14th JuneFuntington Players,Farnham ShakespeareCompany, PetersfieldPerforming arts, Brighton

Little Theatre 15th JuneChesil Theatre, SouthseaShakespeare actor,Shaftesbury arts Centre,Weymouth Drama Club 16th JuneThe Maskers, Royal NavyTheatre association, HoltDramatic Society

souThaMPTonguilDhall

31st May-2nd Junesouthampton BeerFestival

6th June - ian andersoncommemorates the 40thanniversary of his JethroTull album Thick as aBrick. The No 1 BillboardChart-topping album willbe played in its entiretyfor the first time since itsoriginal tour plus somehits.

16th June - haydn Thecreation SouthamptonPhilharmonic Choir,Southampton UniversityPhilharmonic Choir, NewLondon Sinfonia, DavidGibson (conductor)

MaYFloWerTheaTreBox office 02380 711811

1st-26th June - oliver!With Brian Conley

29th May-2nd June -Wonderful Town starringConnie Fisher

30th May-3rd June - Thegruffalo - Live on Stage!

4th-9th June - steelMagnolias

6th-7th June - FawltyTowers – The DiningExperience in OvationRestaurant

12th-16th June -Midnight Tango

19th-30th June - legallyBlonde The Musicalstarring Les Dennis andRay Quinn

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The BrookPortswood road so17Box office 023 80555366

4th May - alabama 3 TheMods, Johnny Warman &The Boys

5th May - ultimate eagles– Tribute to The EaglesToo Petty – Brand NewTom Petty Tribute

11th May - Bog rollingstones Just like the realRollins Stones, except soft,strong and very, very long!

12th May - The Bon Joviexperience

13th May - andyhamilton’s “hat of Doom”comedy with his one manstage show on tour.

18th May - rufus stone –Eight piece soul bandgives you two hours ofclassic tracks

19th May - greenish Day

for age 11-17, 3.30-5pmExcellent tribute toGreen Day perform aspecial show for schooland college age. 8pmEvening Performancefor 18+

20th May - The Farm“Spartacus Live Tour”Groovy Train and allTogether Now – OriginalLine up

24th May - PassengerMike rose - MikeRosenberg aka Passenger.a classic troubadour cutfrom the same mould asVan Morrison, Neil youngand John Prine with theability to flick from thehumorous to heart-breaking with every song.

26th May - John coghlan’sQuo – 20 years as StatusQuo’s Drummer

31st May - The PurpleProject These boys doDeep Purple like no oneelse.

2nd June - Mica Paris

4th June - hawkwind

15th June - silver Beatles

22nd June - The Tiddlykinds & The small Fakers– new boys on the tributescene dedicating theirsets to The Kinks andSmall Faces.

Plaza TheaTre

roMseYBox office 01794 523054

22nd- 26th May - absurdPerson singular by alanayckbourn. In thishilarious dark comedy weeavesdrop on threecouples over threesuccessive 1970sChristmas Eves: the socialclimbing Hopcrofts intheir gadget-filled kitchen,the relationship-troubledJacksons in theirneglected fourth floor flatand the laconic Brewster-Wrights in their Victorianstyle home. add a maddog, a dirty oven andsome inappropriate partygames and the result isclassic ayckbourn at hisvery best. Box Office01794 512987

9th June look out! –Southampton’s TitanticStory in song

17th- 21st July - habeascorpus by alan Bennett

remember to tell usabout your events, sowe can tell our readers!email: [email protected] or call Mel on 0238026 6388.


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sParsholTcounTrY DaY19th May, 9.30am-4.30pmPoplular family day out atSparsholt College withclay shooting, wallclimbing, tractor rides.Sorry no dogs except forassistance.

norTh BaDDesleYvillage DaY26th May, 11am-4pmnorth Baddesleyrecreation groundFarm, falconry display,arena entertainment, facepainting, beer tent, tradestalls, grand raffle andrefreshments. FREE

hMs collingWooDoPen DaY26th May, 9.30am-5.30pmFarehamFeaturing the Royal Navyand Royal Marines CharityField Gun Competition,with free Fun Fair, highropes challenge, bridgesimulator, children's playarea and much more. Onthe Gate: Child/OaP: £5.00adult: £8.00 Family:£21.00 Saving on advancetickets: Child/OaP: £4.00adult: £6.00 Family: £17www.royalnavy.mod.uk/collingwood-openday

TrY orienTeering12th May, 10am- noonMayfield Park, SO19 9HL

26th May Knightwood &Valley Park SO53 4SJ9th June The GreggSchool, SO18 2GF23rd June Shawford DownSO21 2aaa series of nine localevents suitable forbeginners with guidance,advice and coachingavailable. adults £3,children £1. Includes map,hire of timing equipmentand print out ofcomputerised results.

raMBlers grouPWalk20th May, 2pmMansbridge via itchenvalley country ParkCircular. 3.5 miles at easypace. Start at White Swanpub, Mansbridge Road (B)02380 220173.

souThern Tool Fair18th & 19th May, 9amThe rose Bowl, West endEntry is FREE. Pre-registeronline atwww.toolfair.uk.com tobeat the queues and beentered in a FREE prizedraw.

haMPshirecounTrY Fair3rd-5th June, 10am-6pmBroadlands, romseyNew attractions and newarena acts added to oldfavourites. adults £11.00

Oap’s £10.00 Child £4.00

iT’s JuBilee innursling!4th June, 12noon-6pmnursling recreationgroundan arena withNewfoundland Dogs &Carriages working tomusic, a talent show,singers 'Souled Out', aDog Show, a JubileeLunch street party on theRecreation Ground, tug ofwar, refreshments, cakesstall, burger & BBQ, craftstalls, side shows andmuch more. Free to enter.Contact Terry [email protected] orcall 023 8073 6766

vinTage vehicles9th-10th June, 11am-4pmroyal victoria countryParkExplore some brilliantvintage vehicles at thisfree event, from classiccars to steam rollers. Free(standard parking chargesapply. Visit www.hants.gov.uk/rvcp

railWaY gala oPen DaY10th June, 11am-4pmTwyford Waterworks,hazeley rd, so21 1QaRailways and trains of allsizes from models andminiatures through to ourtwo foot gauge industrial

system in full operation.Plus our popular tearooms and BBQ, £5 entry,under 16s free. 01929552973 www.twyfordwaterworks.co.uk

souThaMPTongerMan Beer FesThoglands Park14th-17th JuneJoin in the greatatmosphere of theGerman beer fest. Buzzingwith live ompha music,vocalist, magicalperformer, photographerto capture your occasion,steins of real German ale,sumptuous sausages andpretzels all served bytraditionally dressedmädchens. Tickets fromwww.beerfestuk.com

souThaMPTonDog shoW16th-17th June, 8amroyal victoria cPFour-legged friends of allshapes and sizes will behere for this year's DogShow. Free exc parking.

village FeTe17th June, 12noon-4pmavington Park,Winchester so21 1DBVillage fete held every 4years to support theChurch and Heritage ofthe Village. Held in thebeautiful grounds ofavington Park, to beopened by famous actorRobert Hardy who willalso crown the FeteQueen. To include a hogroast and otherrefreshments, dog show,craft stalls, side shows,bouncy castle etc.Childrens Olympics &Children's competition forbest decorated crown andmany other attractions.£2.50 per adult includingFree Parking (children freeof charge). 01962 779429or 01962 779026

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WhaT is roTarY? Our members are men andwomen of all ages who are business andprofessional people or community leaders, keento utilise their skills and resources to help others. In Great Britain and Ireland alone, there are morethan 55,000 Rotarians in 1,850 clubs. Eachmember enjoys the opportunity to givesomething back to communities near and far,learn new skills, network with other businesspeople and have a huge amount of fun.Rotary runs countless humanitarian projectslocally, nationally and internationally, and alsopartners with many charities worldwide.By combining their skills and resources, ourmembers are able to make a real contribution tothe lives of others. Members volunteer theirtime to serve their local communities, throughactivities such as supporting community eventsand running projects to promote the achieve-ments of young people. Clubs also raisethousands of pounds for community projectsand local charities.

Because Rotary is found in 200 countries andgeographical regions, we are in the uniqueposition to be able to reach people in need allover the world, from running life-changingprojects in developing countries to making animmediate response to disaster-hit regions.Within the local community rotary club ofsouthampton carries out a range of differentactivities with the aim of helping to improvethe quality of life. Projects include: Kids Out day –an annual day out for disadvantaged child-ren; youth projects (such as young Musician) –encouraging young people’s talents; ChristmasCollections; Solent Gardeners Fayre; Theatre tripfor the elderly; Support for local schools – e.gliteracy support in a homework club; Shoe boxes– to be sent abroad to children at Christmas.Internationally Rotary’s major project is polioeradication, so far Great Britain and Ireland clubshave donated £10.5 million to related initiatives.Meg ryves, President, rotary club of southam-pton. email: [email protected]

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ARE YOU A NEWBUSINESS?

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The Discover Southampton wouldlike to give new businesses in thearea a helping hand with somefree publicity so if you’d like tobe featured, please apply.

Conditions:• The business must be less than 12 months old• the business must be based with the distributionarea of Discover Southampton (visitwww.discovermagazines.co.uk for details).

• A photograph of the business owner or premisesmust be includedwith the text supplied (no morethan 300 words).

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In 1948 Millers Motors was set up by ‘Dusty Miller’. Earlier this yearthe company was re-established by his grandson Ross Sanderson. In1948 Millers Motors was all about ensuring a good experience for thecustomer through excellent service, honesty and by using skilledexperienced mechanics. This remains the focus present day and notonly influenced the company’s new slogan ‘modern mechanics withold fashioned service’ but is also reflected in the company’s choice ofhead mechanic who has over 30 years experience in the trade.Millers Motors Ltd stands out from other garages with its open honestapproach to mechanics. A free quotation service is offered to allcustomers before work is carried out and also if any further problemsare encountered along the way. This means no nasty surprises whenit comes to paying the bill. Millers Motors Ltd will pick up customer vehicles from home or theworkplace and drop them off once work has been completed. Thisensures customer convenience and no long waits at garages or havingto arrange alternative transport.Millers Motors Ltd competitive pricing and attentionto customer service shows the company’s pride,dedication and the genuine passion and interest allinvolved have for anything on wheels.



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a rTSouthampton art Society 023 8077 3271Decorative & Fine arts 023 8055 4673

a rT sFriends of Soton Museums & Galleries 023 8055 6981

a s T ro lo g YSoton astrological assn 023 8077 5039

a s T ro n o M YSolent amateur astronomers 023 8058 2204

B e l l r i n g i n gSoton City Centre Bellringers 0238029 2966Hants Genealogical Society 023 8058 5161Soton Museums archaeological Soc. 023 8077 3112Soton ancient Egypt Society 01794 516352

c i rc u s s k i l l sSoton Juggling Club 01794 502340

c ra F T sSouthampton Quilters 01489 584593Shirley Knitwits 023 807 70377

Da n c eSoton Circle Dance Group 023 8029 2178Hampshire Garland Dancers 023 8036 0892King John’s Morris Men 023 8086 8555

D ra M aOaklands yth Music Theatre 023 8073 9797Curdridge amateur Drama Group 01489 892900Waterside Musical Society 023 8058 4413Maskers Theatre Co 023 8076 6877Freemantle & Shirley amateurTheatrical Society 023 8068 5643

F i l M c l u B sThe Phoenix Film Club thephoenix.org.uk

F lo ra & F a u n aThe Royal Soton Horticultural Soc. 01489 784823

g a M e sSouthampton Scrabble Club 023 9238 4360Chess League 023 8061 5903

h i s To rYSouthampton Geology Group 023 8042 0042Soton Local History Forum 023 8083 2205Friends of Southampton Old Cemetery 023 8034 9414Hants Genealogical Society 023 8058 5161Soton Museums archaeological Soc. 023 8077 3112Soton ancient Egypt Society 01794 516352Friends of Old Southampton Society 023 8026 2265

M o D e l l i n gSoton Model Railway Society 023 8041 0563Model Sailing Club 023 8061 0608Model Power Boat Club 023 8073 1810Sth Hants Military Modelling 01329 236365Hants Model Flying assn 07702 742647

M u s i ca l g ro u P sCity of Soton albion Band 023 8026 8739

M u s i ca l g ro u P s continuedSoton Concert Orchestra concertorchestra.co.ukJubilee Brass www.jbrass.co.ukSoton youth Wind Band 023 8032 3111Hants Caledonian Pipe Band 023 8089 9480Northwood String Orchestra 023 8077 5019Lymington Town Band 023 8084 6702Marchwood Orchestra 023 8057 9061Solent accordions 023 8078 9241Soton Jazz Guitar Society 01425 629493Soton Recorded Music Society 023 8047 7790White Horse accordian Club 023 8020 5251Southampton Concert Orchestra 07976 393 123

n aT u r e & co n s e rvaT i o nSoton & District Bird Group 01794 511 843Canal Society (Soton) 023 8086 0384Paddle Steamer Preserv’n Soc 023 8084 9533Wednesday Conserv’n Volunteers 023 8040 3852

P h oTo g ra P h YCamera Club (Soton) 01590 641 849Southampton Video Club 023 8079 0277Ordnance Survey Photo Society 023 8033 0412The Practical Camera Club 023 8073 7648Soton Video Camera Club 023 8079 0277

s i n g i n gWomen Singing 4 Fun 023 8055 8704Treble Rebels - junior choir 023 8076 9317Southampton Operatic Society 023 8066 1984Soton Operatic Society 023 8073 9797Conchord Singers 023 8049 6211Soton Philharmonic Choir 023 8061 6532New Music Makers 023 8058 3852The No Commitment Choir 023 8022 2129Love Soul Choir 07826 559602

s o c i a l n e TWo r k i n gIn-sync 07939 226071Rotoract Club 07817375005Soton Central Morning Town Women’s Guild 023 8079 0773Soton Friends 0779 3892075

s Ta M P co l l e cT i n gSouthampton Philatelic Society 023 8043 3820

s u P Po rT g ro u P sKeeping Pace with Pain 023 8046 5019

u n i F o r M g ro u P s9th Soton Scout Group 023 8049512913th Soton Cub Scouts 07900 8521151st aldermoor Soton Scouts 023 8078 71642nd Soton Cub Scouts 023 8078 280214th Highfield Scouts 023 8048 6271Southampton Sea Cadets 023 8022 9050Girlguiding 023 8087 1878

W r i T i n gSouthampton Writers Circle 023 8077 3015South Hants Calligraphers 023 8055 5599West End Writers 023 8046 3334

Yo u T h c l u B sHighfield youth Group 023 8055 8234

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a M e r i ca n F o oT B a l lSouthern Sundevils 8039 3716

aT h l e T i c sSouthampton athletic Club 8078 8874

B a D M i n To nSolent Eagles BC 8086 1712Oaklands Badminton club 8078 7574Wyvern Dragons BC 80644 4731BasketballBaller Basketball 8058 5696Blazers Basketball 80693648Baton TwirlingPhoenix Twilite Twirlers 8090 4334

B oW l i n gThe County Bowling Club 8022 3477atherley Bowling Club 8063 0261BTC Bowling Club 8055 9071Totton & Eling Bowls Centre 8086 4845Pirrie Park Bowling Club 8077 4733Banister Park Bowling Club 8064 3406Sports Centre Bowling Club 8077 9922

ca n o e i n gSoton Canoe Club 07966 555928

c r i c k e TTrojans Cricket Club 8067 2770Soton Evening Cricket League 8026 1530

cYc l i n gSotonia Cycling Club sotonia.co.ukCycle Speedway Club 8055 7158

Da n c i n gDance Power 80768680Banners & Boots 8057 1180Belly Dance Workshops 8044 2783Soton Swing Dance Society 8077 7545The Folk assn of South Hants 8036 0892Irish Set Dancing 8076 7340Red Stags Morris 8058 3018

F o oT B a l lSaturday Football League 80864828Soton youth Football League 8086 6250

g o l FChilworth Golf Club 8074 0544Soton Municipal Golf Club 8073 6673Stoneham Golf Club 8076 9272Romsey Golf Club 8073 6673Southampton Pitch & Putt 8083 3605Dibden Golf Centre 8084 5596

g Y M n a s T i c sSoton Gymnastics Club 80592 9952Dynamo Gymnastics 8045 5007Horizon Gymnastics 07906 686406

h o c k e YLadies Hockey Club 8069 4355Junior Hockey Southampton 8073 5737Southampton Hockey Club 8073 5737

M a rT i a l a rT sacademy of Martial arts 8051 2002Samurai Judo Club 8044 6307

o r i e n T e e r i n gSoton Orienteering Club 023 9226 4001

P e Ta n Q u eSoton City Petanque Club 8073 9759

r u g B YTrojan Club 8061 3068Eastleigh Rugby Football Club 8064 1312Southampton Rugby Club 8073 7777

r u n n i n gLordshill Rd Runners 8077 1066Hash Harriers Winchester 8061 3601

s a i l i n gRoyal Soton yacht Club 8022 3352St Denys Sailing & Rowing Club 8032 4832Warsah Sailing Club 01489 583575Marchwood yacht Club 8055 6141

s Q u a s hHants & IoW Squash assn 8086 7721

s W i M M i n gOaklands Swimming Pool 8074 1414Red Lodge Swimming Pool 8076 8209Shirley’s Swimming Pool 8078 1901

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