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Almost immediately a campaign was launched to raise the necessary funds needed to repair the pool. Interestingly, during the second week of August, the group heard that they had successfully secured a staggering £1.95 million from the Coastal Communities Fund. This was followed by contributions from Cornwall Council of £500,000 Local Enterprise Partnership £240,000, Penzance Town Council and the campaigners themselves have added £160,000 to the pot. Just putting that out there….

You can read the Telegraph article in full either on our website or the paper version is available at the Grange Now office if you wish to read it.

Letter from the EditorAt a meeting on Wednesday (August 27) South Lakeland District Council’s (SLDC) cabinet councillors voted to support the Supermarket Levy proposal. If the proposal is adopted, it allows the council to put a levy on large supermarkets in their areas. Councils will then be able to put the money raised back into the local community to boost jobs, trade and services. This prompts us to ask what the future holds on the Cartmel peninsula. Will Booths be built? Will it become part of Sainsburys or Waitrose? If not a supermarket on the Toyota site then what? Will any of these supermarkets, including Tesco now have to pay money into the local community and if so how much and who would decide how it can be used? Could the levy be applied to smaller supermarkets? We need answers, and Grange Now are investigating.Meanwhile there is a compound effect taking place of pressure on bus and train services along with an increase in housing volume. Less transport for more people? Read more on page 3. Grange Town Council have applied for designation of the Parish as a Neighbourhood Area with a view to preparing a Neighbourhood Plan. A public consultation began on 28th August (and runs for 6 weeks) asking whether this is an appropriate area for Neighbourhood Plan. See SLDC website for more.Chris, Glenn, Kerstin and Sharonp.s. watch out for night time works on the A590 between Arrad Foot and High/Low Newton for one week from 8th September between 8pm and 6am

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Mayor Tricia Thomas opens the Lido gallery

Lido gets a makeover

Lido in Penzance is thrown a £1.95 million lifelineThe Jubilee Pool, a seawater lido in Penzance, which was up until last year, still very much open for business, has been thrown a lifeline. Freelance journalist Alex Wade wrote in the Weekend section of the Daily Telegraph on August 16th, of how the lido took “a hell of a battering” during the winter storms and suffered some fairly serious structural damage.

The Lido on the Promenade has long been a sad and sorry sight. After closing over 20 years ago, the iconic outdoor pool has fallen into disrepair which many describe as, ‘an eyesore’ but now thanks to the enterprise and imagination of Town Mayor, Councillor Tricia Thomas and Councillor Joanna Greenway, it has now been transformed by a diverse range of pictures.

Tricia saw the opportunity to use the hoardings on the now-closed Lido to show a fantastic range of photographs, from nineteenth century cocklers on the Bay to images of Bay Search and Rescue’s latest rescue vehicles.Grange has also hosted the Morecambe Bay Partnership 2020 Photographic Exhibition and Councillor Thomas explained that she wanted to complement this, “The Lido was built in 1934 and was a beautiful building. Sadly, it has become derelict and we hope that this exhibition on the Lido will bring some beauty back to this part of our Edwardian Promenade. The Lido Gallery aims to celebrate the beauty of our town and enhance the outside of the Lido while it awaits a new lease of life.

Twenty-two local small businesses and private individuals have sponsored the images, and Richard Fletcher of Fletcher’s Greengrocers said, “the Lido is unique and it is really good that we have had the chance to take part in this. Let’s hope this is the beginning of improvements and we can bring the Lido back to life.”Grange Now sponsored the high tide scene. Chris said “We are delighted to be a part of such an innovative and positive project.” The Town Council Leader, Councillor Tom Harvey is impressed with the changes at the Lido and told Grange Now, “the Lido has been transformed. It is fabulous that so many local businesses and the community have come together so quickly to make this happen.”

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Proposed cuts to both buses and trains are coming at a time when new and affordable housing schemes are expected to be built all over the peninsula but surely if there is a need for more housing, there is an even greater need for the infrastructure to support them.

No infrastructure as bus routes get cut

FOR THE CHOP: The popular 532 service is one of the routes losing its subsidy

ABOVE: The new site next to Berners Close, which hopes to be completed Spring 2015

Does it not follow that there is a need for more buses not less. The first development of affordable housing, next to Berners Close, is rapidly taking shape and is due to be completed in Spring 2015. It seems rather bizarre to be told you are eligible for an ‘affordable house’ but you will need to have a car to get anywhere! One of our readers, Colin Reakes, obviously concurs with this view as you will

see from his letter to the Editor on the letters page.Subsidy for the 532 will end on Tuesday 14th October. The subsidy currently supports all journeys between 09:31 -17:31 and these will all be withdrawn with the exception of the 13:31 which will retain the subsidy. It is expected that a new service will provide journeys until Mid-

afternoon Monday to Friday, with a limited Saturday service also provided. You can read more on this in Bill Wearing’s report, County Matters, as it is to be hoped that the service will continue to operate on a commercial basis.By the time you read this the subsidy for the evening X6 service will already have stopped. We believe the evening service will be as follows;The 18:55 Barrow to Kendal and 20:15 return will only operate on Monday to Friday (i.e. the service is withdrawn on Saturday)The 20:25 Barrow to Kendal and 21:45 return Monday to Saturday will be withdrawnThe 21:55 Barrow to Kendal and 23:15 return will only operate on Saturdays (i.e. the service will be withdrawn on Monday to Friday).Here at Grange Now we have already received complaints about the withdrawal of bus services with residents telling us “we are being left with no way of commuting between Grange and Flookburgh or Kendal and Grange.” Add to this the proposed rail changes with the threat of a potential move by the Department of Transport to remove TransPennine from our route leaving the entire operation to Northern. The impact for tourism, commuters and locals could be serious. Claims from the railway union the RMT state that a complete move to Northern as the single operator could mean older rolling stock, less carriages, poor station facilities and lack of passenger facilities and access for wheelchairs, prams, bikes etc. Perhaps more importantly it could mean an end to direct services to Manchester and beyond to the airport. What do you think?

“We are being left with no way of commuting between Grange and Flookburgh or Kendal and Grange.”

County MattersAs the summer comes to a close hopefully we can look forward to an Indian summer for the autumn.Unfortunately the County Council Local Committee for South Lakeland has confirmed its decision to impose on-street car parking charges on to the streets in Ambleside, Bowness and Kendal.This was despite a very strong campaign by local residents and supported by all Conservative County Councillors to stop these charges. The Lib Dem Councillors voted this through at South Lakeland supported by their Labour partners in Carlisle.I will, with my Conservative colleagues, continue to fight these charges.Another consequence of the Lib-Lab budget imposed on us at the February budget meeting is just coming into effect. This involves cuts to all rural bus subsidies across the County.I am totally opposed to this proposal but we were out voted by the Lib Dem and

Labour Councillors at the meeting. The consequences of these cuts will be that late evening services for the X6 will be terminated shortly and the 532 circular route will also lose its subsidy in October.I am working with our transport team to help alleviate the cuts by hopefully persuading an operator to provide a service similar to the 532 which will operate on a fully commercial basis.National Grid for have requested everyone to take part in the consultation which is to be sent out to householders this month. The details are below and I hope as many people as possible send in their views. I am totally opposed to on land pylons but will support the undersea option.The manager of National Grid’s North West Coast Connections Project is urging people to make sure they have their say during the consultation exercise which starts on Thursday 4th September and runs until Friday 28th November 2014.Around 135,000 newsletters will be mailed out in the run-up to a series of 33 consultation events being held in September. These will go to homes

within one kilometre of the routes National Grid is consulting on. The newsletters will contain information about the Project and a map detailing the different routes being considered for the new connection. Copies will also be available from local libraries.The company has been asked to provide a new connection into the electricity transmission network for the proposed new 3.4 GW nuclear power station, Moorside, near Sellafield in West Cumbria and to export energy produced by an offshore wind farm in the Irish Sea.Just a reminder to all residents in the Low and High Newton area that a public meeting will be held in the Village Hall at High Newton on Tuesday 9th September at 7pm to consider the future of the Hall and how the local community can help.If you need any further information regarding the meeting please contact our County Area Engagement Officer Kelly Alty on 01539 713447 or email [email protected], Bill Wearing Conservative County Councillor for Grange Division


In addition one may be entitled to various other elements of state pension such a state second pension, SERPS, pension credits, graduated pension etc. You need 30 qualifying years of National Insurance contributions or credits to get the full basic state pension. It is possible to put off claiming your state pension and in this case you will be entitled to additional state pension or a lump sum payment, subject to various rules, when your state pension is drawn. You may have heard in the Press over recent months that changes are to take place with the state pension and presently these are planned to apply if you reach state pension age on or after 6th April 2016. The government has stated that the full new state pension will be no less than £148.40 per week although the actual amount will not be set until autumn 2015.One important change is that not only will you usually need ten qualifying years to get any state pension (as presently), but in order to receive the maximum new state pension you will need 35 qualifying years which is an increase from the current 30 qualifying years. Interestingly, the government has announced a new scheme which

allows individuals to top up their current state pension and this will be available as early as October 2015. This is in the form of a new voluntary class 3a National Insurance contribution. As an illustration, the contribution required for an extra £1 of pension per week for a person aged 65 is £890. This equates to 5.84% and will increase with inflation. Whether or not this represents a good deal depends entirely upon the individual and is certainly not compulsory and so the fact that it is available can only a good thing. The whole spectra of pensions – whether it be state pension or private pensions – is undergoing huge transition as introduced in the Budget in March. The major emphasis from the government is on individuals taking greater control of their finances both in retirement and throughout life. The comments in this Editorial are only general and should not be taken as specific advice. It is important that you seek independent advice before taking any action on the above, or any other, subjects. It should be noted that the value of some investments can fall as well as rise therefore you may get back less than originally invested. Past performance is not necessarily a guide to the future. Independent Investment Associates Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

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Adding an internet phone service to your broadband allows you to make calls using the internet instead of using traditional phone lines. It’s what many big companies do to save on line rental and make calls to mobiles and international numbers cheaper. Now you can enjoy these benefits with Kencomp’s internet phone service. And

unlike a mobile it’s also cheap for other people to call you as you get a local number.Kencomp Internet is a Kendal company providing superfast broadband throughout South Lakeland. If you’d like faster broadband with a cost-saving phone service at work or at home call 01539 898145.

A couple of months ago we used some publicity to try and recruit more responders. We had a half- page advertisement in the June edition of Grange Now and a stall at the Edwardian Festival, which resulted in a pleasing number of enquiries from potential volunteers. We were saddened to learn of the death of John Kirkman, a founder member of the team. John was an enthusiastic responder

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defibrillator is fixed to an external wall.

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and later due to other commitments, he stood down from that role and served as a member of the management committee and latterly as the auditor of our annual accounts. The security boxes have a keypad number, which is retained by the North West Ambulance control department. Following a

999 call for assistance, if the controller suspects that a defibrillator is needed, the caller will be given the number for the keypad to access the nearest security box.We are grateful to the owners of the properties for hosting the defibrillators and supporting the scheme, which has been established for the

benefit of our residents and visitors. Grange First Responders are extremely grateful to Crudens, the company that works with Norfolk Property Services and South Lakeland District Council to maintain local properties, because as a goodwill gesture they provided contractors, free of charge, to fix the boxes and connect the

necessary power supply for the prom cafe and pavilion. Thanks to the efforts of Responder Susan Lishman and the Taylor Hibbert Newton Trust a public access security box is to be fitted to the external wall of the Lindale Primary School. By Jane Strawbridge

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Main Street, Grange Tel 38850

Sian, Brian and their staff, Lauren, and their new apprentice have now moved into their new premises on the site of the former HSBC Bank. The new shop is bright, big and airy and they carry a huge range of stock to suit all your pet’s needs. Upstairs houses the new grooming parlour and ‘waiting’ area and to the rear of the premises will be a new ‘exercise yard’ where pets can go for a run around while waiting to be collected.Lamberts not only offer a free delivery service within the local area but also a ‘carry to car’ service and there is free dog ‘parking’ outside the shop! Lamberts have

guinea pigs, hamsters, rabbits and small birds for sale and Sian and Lauren are very knowledgeable on how to care for your pet. They can also now offer a boarding service for these small animals.Sian and Brian would also like to thank all their customers for their loyalty “we are very grateful to all our customers. It is down to their loyalty that we are able to make this move and we very much appreciate their custom. We are very excited about this new venture. Please come and see us in our new store.”Lamberts are open 6 days a week, Monday to Saturday, 9.15am to 5.30pm.

New faces on Main StreetIn the frameAfter 15 years of trading Sheila, Brian and Debbie are looking to pastures new and are closing Grange Gallery, well almost. Brian will carry on with his picture framing with the support of Pat Smith of The Country Craft Shop, who has now moved into the premises.Sheila, Brian and Debbie would like to thank all their customers for all their loyal support over the years.Brian looks forward to seeing you in the future and to helping you with all your picture framing needs.The right frame makes all the difference to a picture, so for expert advice either call in to The Country Craft shop or ring 38850.

Pat’s treasure chest

Lamberts Pet Supplies

Pat at Country Crafts has now moved into the former Grange Gallery next to the Spar, but it’s not all change. Brian is still available for picture framing. See, ‘In the frame’.Pat’s new shop is a veritable treasure chest of goodies. There are gifts galore, kits and games to entertain and amuse the children and a huge array of cards for all occasions. Pat’s area of expertise is knitting and art and she has a large stock of knitting needles, wools and accessories and can also give advice on your particular project. Her other area of knowledge is painting and Pat is building her stock of art

supplies and currently carries brushes, paints (oil and watercolour) and a big selection of craft materials, needlework supplies and a wealth of advice.You will also find a big range of helpful books on a variety of subjects including: knitting, sewing, needlework, crafting, jewellery making, painting, card making and many more.The shop is open Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm, half day on Thursday (10 - 1pm).Pat would like to thank all her customers for their support and would like to welcome customers old and new to her new premises.

MAIN: The Lamberts Pet Store team outside their new shopTOP: Brian and Sheila EdgarBOTTOM: Pat putting the final touches to her new store


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New co-ordinator for voluntary social car schemeAfter many years of volunteering, William Boyce, co-ordinator and driver of the voluntary social car scheme, is set to take, ‘well-deserved retirement’. Cumbria County Council were quick to praise Mr Boyce’s efforts, who was also with the former charity, Community Transport South Lakeland. Mr Boyce will retire on 1st August and hand over

the reins to one of his fellow volunteer drivers, Kirsten Ross.The scheme provides transport to members of the community who cannot travel by public or private transport. The cost, which can be shared with fellow passengers, is 36p per mile for the first 20 miles then 25p per mile thereafter.The scheme relies totally on

volunteers so if you own a reliable car, have time on your hands and would like to help your neighbours please call new local co-ordinator Kirsten Ross on 015395 32232 for more information. Expenses are reimbursed. N.B. Our apologies as this should have appeared in the August issue – Ed.

Christmas Shoe Box AppealNow is the time to start thinking about filling a shoebox for a child who will otherwise probably have nothing this Christmas … or last Christmas … in fact many of the children we have seen have never, in their lives, had any toys or gifts of any kind.

Empty, covered shoeboxes and leaflets are now available from Grange Now. The leaflets give you details of the charity, the children and what to put into your shoebox - stationery and hygiene items, hat, scarf and gloves, and a few toys and sweets, plus a £2 donation so that we can pay for the transport to Romania. Your shoebox will be collected in early November ready for our local team to hand them out in early December.We have been hugely encouraged by the tremendous support for Boxes of Hope, Cumbria in its first year. With your support, we have been able to reach over 9,000 children with shoebox gifts; finish the building of a school extension; sponsor the education

of 36 children; buy a new minibus for transporting young disabled people to a day centre and for taking children on outings when funds allow; pay the electricity bill for an after school club which would otherwise have closed; provide money for dressings and ointment in 2 villages where residents had nasty lacerations; supply school uniform and other new clothing to hundreds of children; provide huge boxes of stationery supplies to various schools; fund a group of children to go to the zoo. We have sent teams in December to give out the shoeboxes, April to visit the new school extension and July to take 2 groups, each of 40 children, to a summer camp for their first ever holiday. All these trips have been self funded. Our administration

costs are minimal and we are all volunteers, so all money we raise goes to where it is needed.

Our latest challenge is to raise money to buy a commercial washing machine for Tinca School. Attendance at school is often poor because the children have no clean clothes (because they have no running water at home) and they are ridiculed by

their classmates for being dirty and smelly. if you would like to make a small donation, every little helps. Or you may like to hold a coffee morning.

There are lots of stories and pictures on Facebook and on our website www.boxesofcumbria.co.uk or contact Barbara Squires, 015395 35492 for further information.

Prostate cancer awareness eventMake a date in your diary to attend the Prostate Cancer Awareness Event on Thursday 16th October. Taking place at the Victoria Hall in Grange from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m.Affecting one in eight men over the age of fifty, the event will be an informal opportunity to talk to medical experts as well as hearing from those who have either had or are dealing with the condition. If you want to know more, the Rotary Club of Grange-over-Sands who are sponsoring the event invite you to call in on the day for a drink and a chat.

Allithwaite War Memorial 1914-1918Who was John Lambert? His name is on the Allithwaite War Memorial for the 1914 to 1918 War.

Does anyone know who he was or know anything of his background? We have been researching the other names on the memorial and would welcome any more information about them too. If you can help please contact Pat Rowland, 015395 32234

Ashtanga Yoga returns to the LakesShelley is returning to Lindale after 11 years and

is delighted to announce that she will re-start her Ashtanga classes from October. Shelley, who has been teaching for over 17 years, is an Ashtanga yoga level 2 authorised teacher, the only

one from this lineage based in Cumbria. On Saturday 4th October Shelley is running a workshop, ‘Beginners introduction to ashtanga yoga between 10am - 12.30. .

New yoga classes starting in Lindale!‘Ashtanga yoga ‘with level 2 authorised teacher, the only one

from this lineage based in Cumbria. ‘Beginners intro ashtanga yoga workshop ‘on Saturday 4th October

10am-12.30 all welcome to attend. Call to book a space. ‘Weekly classes for all’, Thursdays 6.45-7.45pm starting 9th october

Also Relaxation & sitting groups, & yoga & spiritual retreats starting soon

Call Shelley on 07919 371 852 www.ashtangayogacumbria.com

“Trot to get Trim” Horse riding at Bigland Hall

Interested in taking up horse riding or want to get back into thesaddle? Join us for our Trot to get Trim course starting the

17th September.We are running the Beginners

course on Wednesday evenings from 6pm and the Intermediate course on Thursday evenings.The cost of the course is £120 or £20 per 90 min session. A brilliant discount rate from our

normal lesson price!For your free starter pack get in

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Clare House Hotel

We invite you to enjoy award winning food and hospitality in a beautiful setting and spectacular views

over Morecambe Bay.Relax and let us make you feel at home, we serve

morning coffee, light lunch, afternoon tea and evening meal daily, and a 2 or 3-course lunch on Sunday.

We offer the perfect location for that intimate festive meal for family and friends, our Christmas lunch and dinner menu will be available from late November to

December 15th. Please call in for a sample menu or visit our website.

We look forward to welcoming you soon.

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Join us for Fish Chips & Mushy Peas, all washed down with a pot of Tea.

Monday to Thursday 12-4pm

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Sunday LunchTwo courses and coffee £14.95

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Lunches Wednesday to Sunday12pm two course mid week special for £12.50

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Do you suffer from the discomfort of ill-fitting dentures?If so, dental implants may be the solution for you. Many people struggle everyday wearing dentures that are loose, uncomfortable and unstable, especially when eating and speaking, which can be irritating and embarrassing. Dental implants can be used to support replacement teeth

that look, feel and function like your natural teeth. Implants can be placed to provide dentures with a stable and comfortable foundation. There are many benefits of implant retained dentures, including eliminating the need to use denture adhesives, no sore spots from a rubbing denture and no embarrassing moments with loose dentures.Here at Smiles Dental in Grange-over-Sands we offer a free implant consultation for new patients to the practice; this allows you to meet our

implant dentist, Tom Booth, who will complete a full examination of your mouth in order to advise the treatment options suitable for you. Smiles Dental offers interest free finance over twelve months to help make your treatment more affordable. We also offer sedation for patients who are very nervous about receiving dental treatment.To book your free consultation, or for more information, call Smiles Dental on 015395 34554 or email [email protected].

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7.00pm Allithwaite Community Centre Quarry Lane, Allithwaite

Call Veronica: 07703 875 578

Common sporting injuries.Playing sport regularly is a great thing: it’s enjoyable, good for our health, our mind and recommended by medical professionals everywhere.

However exercise can have a distinctly unhealthy effect on our feet. When we run, our body weight is multiplied up to three times, with our feet bearing the brunt of this stress at every stride (over 1,000 strides per mile, per foot). An average-sized man will process 112 tons of weight through each limb per mile.The demands made on your feet and lower limbs can lead to a range of injuries, including blisters, sprained

ankles, torn ligaments, shin splints (leg pain), knee pain, lower back pain and other joint or muscle problems. Added to these are common complaints such as corns, callus and athlete’s foot. Asking too much, too soon of your joints and muscles can lead to injury. Running style, poor footwear and even minor limb length differences can also contribute to injuries.. Podiatrists can treat a number of injuries and can also help injuries developing in the first place. Next month Gout

Slimming World - Helping members reach their targetSince opening in October last year, 26 members at Slimming World have reached their target weights, losing a fabulous 37 stone between them! Slimming World Consultant, Veronica Jones, is delighted at the successe in both the Allithwaite and Grange groups: “Our ultimate goal is to help members reach their target weight and the successes speak for themselves. Once members reach target, they can come to group each week, free of charge, and continue to receive the support in order to maintain their weight.”The groups have gone from strength to strength and now have over 150 members who have lost a staggering 244 stone between them over the last 10 months.At group, you receive everything you need to get started, plus free access to the Slimming World website for that extra mid-week support.If you want to lose weight in a warm, supportive and friendly environment, come along and join Veronica’s group each Wednesday at 9.30am, United Reformed Church Hall, Kents Bank Road, Grange or 7pm, Allithwaite Community Centre, Quarry Lane.

Would you like to do something different on Christmas Day?How did you spend your Christmas Day last year? Was it fun, rewarding, memorable or different?

For the last 8 years a group of Grange residents have been hosting a Christmas Day to remember for about 50 residents of Grange who otherwise would be on their own that day. It isn’t a particularly difficult task thanks to the generosity and enthusiasm of those involved. The organisers, helpers and participants all report that it is a thoroughly enjoyable and worthwhile event and we want to keep it that way. Helpers share the tasks which include delivering invitations, decorating the hall, preparing and serving food, participating in entertainments, washing-up after the event.The long term future of the Friends at Christmas event is not only dependent donations but also on gifts of time. The membership of the organising team changes

over time as individual’s personal commitments change. Since last Christmas 4 team members have moved out of the Grange area and are no longer available to help. We are looking to secure the long-term future of this event by increasing the membership of the organising team. You would need to give about an hour one evening per month September to December and about 3 to 4 hours on Christmas Day.We will be contacting everyone involved in making last year such a huge success soon with meeting dates for 2014. Anyone who would like to join in either as part of the organising team or simply spend time helping on Christmas Day please call Fiona Daley on 33232 or Liz Benson on 32507 for more information.

Foodbank needs youThe next foodbank collection is on Sunday October 5th, at the Parish Hall in Grange. Donations will be gratefully received, by a team of volunteers, between 1 - 3pm.

A member of the local group of volunteers told Grange Now, “Unfortunately the need for food has not diminished, in fact it would seem to be increasing. Our contribution from the peninsula is much appreciated.”


Discover Yew Tree Barnfor unique and desirable antiques,

arts & crafts and interiors,

relax in the gardens and enjoy delicious seasonal food in Harry’s Cafe Bar.

for unique and desirable antiques,

5 Sept - Jazz Dinner Evening at Harry’s Cafe Bar. Please ring/email to book

Nutwood Medical PracticeFlu vaccine information

We continue to advise that everyone over 65 years of age should have a flu vaccine and also patients aged

under 65 years who fall into an “At Risk” group, for example, diabetes, heart disease, asthma and stroke.

Registered Carers and pregnant women are also eligible. However, this year we will not be sending out

any reminder letters.

Please see below for details of our open clinics (no appointment necessary). We will also be advertising

them in the Health Centre, on our website www.nutwoodsurgery.co.uk and on repeat

prescriptions. If you fall into one of the above groups but choose to have your flu jab elsewhere, or decide not to have one this year, we would be grateful if you

could let us know so we can amend our records.

Monday 29th September Wednesday 1st OctoberMonday 6th October Wednesday 8th OctoberMonday 13th October Thursday 16th OctoberMonday 20th October Wednesday 22nd OctoberMonday 27th October Wednesday 29th October

All clinics are 2.00 – 2.30pm no appointment needed

Dr Jane Irwin appointed Deputy Lieutenant of CumbriaThe Lord-Lieutenant, Her Majesty The Queen’s representative in Cumbria, has appointed Dr Jane Irwin, of Nutwood Surgery, to be a Deputy Lieutenant of Cumbria. Dr Irwin will take up this position under the name of Mrs Norman. Dr Irwin told Grange Now, “you are appointed until you are 75, and as I will have retired by then, I will become Deputy Lieutenant under my married name of Mrs Norman.”

The Lord-Lieutenant is required to appoint a number of Deputy Lieutenants to assist in her duties, the maximum number being determined by the population of the county. The maximum number for Cumbria is 37. The role of the Deputy Lieutenants is varied and they act as the Lord-Lieutenant’s “eyes and ears” within local

communities and advise him/her more generally.Deputy Lieutenants are appointed from across the county and have a wealth of experience in connection with voluntary organisations, the Armed Forces and all other aspects of life in Cumbria.Picture: Deputy Lieutenant, Mrs Jane Norman

Silver Sunday - valuing our older generation Silver Sunday was launched in 2012 by The Sir Simon Milton Foundation and Councillor Christabel Flight, after a report discovered more than a third of people over 75 said they were lonely.

The aim was to celebrate the value and knowledge older residents contribute to our communities, while at the same time combating loneliness, and to help those who need it, to get out and about and meet new people. It is a day of fun and free activities for older people.Silver Sunday 2012 was a fantastic success with over 2000 people taking part in 19 events in Westminster alone. It gained the support of Joanna Lumley, Mayor of London Boris Johnson and Michael Parkinson. The following year then saw Silver Sunday go national and

the event grew significantly with over 150 events being held across the country.Everyone can get involved, whether that’s organising an event, spreading the word, or simply attending an activity. This year’s Silver Sunday will take place on 5th October 2014. From concerts to museum tours, cycle rides to chocolate tastings, there’s something for everyone. To find out more go to the website: silversunday.org.uk or email [email protected].

Clare House to host Macmillan Coffee MorningThis year why not get involved in the ‘world’s biggest coffee morning’ in the sumptuous surroundings of Clare House. Take in the wonderful gardens and enjoy the magnificent views of Morecambe Bay at their garden party, which will take place between 10.30am and 2pm on Friday 26th September.

Enjoy tea, coffee, cakes and scones while raising money for this well deserved charity. Louise Read from Clare House told Grange Now, “Some local businesses will be attending to make this first charity event a real success...oh, and did I mention there will be cake?”Louise also said that all donations of cake will be gratefully accepted on Thursday 25th September.

Grange Christmas Tree Festival St Paul’s Church, Grange, will be hosting the Christmas Tree Festival again this year.It is hoped to have the trees in place to coincide with the Christmas tree

lighting on Saturday 6th December and they will then be left in place throughout the Christmas period. In the October issue we will be announcing the theme and local groups and charities are invited to be participants in

this festival. This will be a great opportunity to showcase your group’s activities.If you wish to book now and reserve your place please contact Christine on 32013 or [email protected]


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We are pleased to announce that... Sam has been picked as the official Cumbria educator and ambassador for the award winning best education team in the UK.... hand and nail harmony (or you may know it as Gelish) this is an exciting opportunity for us and we feel privileged to be offered this status. After a week of 17hour days and intense teacher training from industry experts Georgie Smedley, Christina Manners and Antony Buckley in acrylic, 3d acrylic design, hard gel and gelish we can now offer these treatments and courses to the highest of standards. All the girls in the salon will also be completing these courses so watch this space for special offers whilst they are training xxx

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8000 visitors enjoy a grand (but slightly damp) day out at Cartmel Show.

Despite a slightly damp start, a great day out was enjoyed by one and all at Cartmel Show on 6th August. Around 8,000 visitors showed up in total to experience one of the oldest agricultural shows in the county.

Grange WI members entered items in the Village Industries section at Cartmel Show and between them won 10 prizes and 2 special cups. Crowds of people gathered to watch Ulverston father and daughter Ian and Katy Shuttleworth, of Mountbarrow Farm, take the top spot in the heavy horse section with brood mare Mountbarrow Princess. Stick judge Gordon Wilkinson, from Rusland, spent more than an hour inspecting the new stick category which made its first appearance at Cartmel this year, while Naomi Boorman, from Helsington, near Levens, took the supreme championship in the dairy section with David Wright’s Holstein cow in milk.

Cartmel Show president Lucy Cavendish, of nearby Holker Hall, said “I’ve been coming to Cartmel Show all my life.

“It’s a real celebration of rural life and I’m delighted to be here as president. People love coming here, it’s wonderful to see.”

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Thank you to Pat Foskett of Kent’s Bank for bringing in these amazing photos.

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Hasn’t summer been amazing??We’ve all holidayed abroad and are feeling refreshed

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blow drying and over straightening have taken their toll, so I’ve been searching for the ultimate frizz fighting hair miracle.....and I’VE FOUND IT!!!!

Introducing the “new signature blowdry” lasting up to 8 weeks, frizz free in just 20mins. Sounds unbelievable but it’s true. Ring or pop in for any

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Our switch flops have been a great success. A few pairs will be in the sale at the start of September, so grab a bargain and make your holiday packing

so much easier.Also a few holiday minis are still left, perfect to

throw in anyone’s case!!We’ve hundreds of new invisibobbles (the traceless bobble!) in a rainbow of colours to choose from.

Our new colours have been a great success. The range is so vast that there is something for

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Fire Hazards in grease extract systems are common and major fires can occur which can have a devastating effect on your business as insurance companies ‘rarely’ pay out without a recent Extract System Cleaning Certificate. You have a legal duty to prevent such fires occurring. Part of the regulations stipulates that grease extract systems be assessed for fire hazards and extractor fan cleaning is a legal requirement. The workplace must carry out a risk assessment of extraction cleaning, once every three, six or twelve months depending on the amount of use.If your extract system has not been cleaned and there is evidence of grease deposits within the system, you will be failing to comply with the Food Safety (General Food Hygiene) Regulations 1995

Tribute concert for former Grange Bank ManagerThe stunning and extensive gardens at ‘Honeypotts’ were the beautiful setting for a fundraising event on July 15th, in memory of former Grange Bank Manager, David Harding, who sadly died from Motor Neurone Disease (MND) in 2009. Since his untimely death, his wife Sandra has been on the Committee of the Blackpool Wyre and Fylde Support Branch who raise funds to assist people living with this devastating condition. She also works tirelessly to raise awareness of MND, giving presentations at universities, hospitals and hospices to give healthcare professionals a better

understanding of how this disease affects not only the sufferer but also their families.The Big Band Concert was a joint event put on by Blackpool Wyre and Fylde Support Branch in conjunction with the North Lancashire and South Cumbria branch with proceeds being shared equally. It was very well attended by over 150 people who were entertained by the South Cumbrian Retirement Band (SCRB) made up from experienced brass players, most of whom also belong to other bands in the area. An Ensemble from St Pius X School in Barrow-in-Furness comprising Year Six pupils aged 11 also gave a delightful

short recital in the interval. The children, led by Mr Peter Mills, were thanked individually for their excellent playing and presented with a Certificate from the Motor Neurone Disease Association for their contribution to the event. Refreshments of tea and cream scones were served in the interval.Sandra told Grange Now, “A massive total of £1,563.57 including donations was raised, which will help people living with Motor Neurone Disease. On behalf of both committees I would like to give grateful thanks to all who supported this event and helped on the day, without whom we could not have achieved such a successful outcome.”

Buy and Sell on Beacon and help hospice ‘Beacon’ is an online community-based shop, similar to eBay, in that any item can be bought or sold but where a percentage of every sale goes directly to St Mary’s Hospice, Ulverston.

Beacon, which was launched just a few weeks ago, has received the wholehearted support of Warwick Davis who has in the past called Ulverston his ‘favourite place in the world’. The Star Wars actor is urging everyone to use Beacon and help raise money for the Hospice. If you have an item to sell, just go onto St Mary’s website, create an account and upload your item. Anyone can create an account and sell an item with the only proviso being a minimum of £1 of the profit from each sale goes to the hospice. You can change this amount and give as much as you like as there is the opportunity for the seller to donate as much as 100% of their profit. Claire Crisp, spokesperson for the hospice, said: “It’s a fantastic initiative that

we hope people will get on board with and support because it’s a new revenue stream.Any support we can get from the community using the marketplace would be much appreciated.”Ian Gillet who created the site has said recently that, “The way people are buying and selling in recent years is through social networking sites.Beacon combines the best parts of Facebook and Ebay to benefit local a charity and the community.” Mr Gillet continued,“we’ve made it really local, people can see stuff for sale within a quarter of a mile away.”Beacon can be accessed by following this link mybeacon.biz/hospice

Junior PCSOs are on trackJuly 24th saw PCSO Emma Forrester and her Junior PCSOs meeting Simon Shipperd from Network Rail at Bailey Lane Crossing. They were there to discuss safety at these crossings but were also given lots of other interesting facts about the weight of trains and the speeds at which they travel. PCSO Forrester told us they also attended Carnforth Station later that day and received a lot of input from British Transport Police.

Junior PCSO’s with the late Peter Robinson, active in the Furness Line Community Rail Partnership, PCSO Emma Forrester and Simon Shipperd of Network Rail at Bailey Lane crossing


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Apologies to Barbara Connor and Lisa Ballance

Left to RightLisa, Donald, Mary, Mickey, Holly, Minnie and Sarah.

In the August edition of Grange Now we ran the following picture and a story about the Race for Life in Lancaster.We incorrectly said it was a picture of Grange District Nurse Barbara Connor. It is not Barbara in the picture, it is Allithwaite Mum Lisa Ballance, who completed the race alongside Sarah, Holly and Mary.Barbara did not take part in this year’s Race for Life as she was working but her daughter Mary did complete the race and received a well-deserved medal and ice creamWe apologise unreservedly for any inconvenience or distress caused.

Cartmel community come together for St Mary’s HospiceOn Sunday 27 July, the garden of the Royal Oak pub in Cartmel became the venue for a themed garden party to raise funds for St Mary’s Hospice and Cartmel in Bloom.

One of the organisers told Grange Now, “the Cartmel community came together to raise much needed funds while having fun in the sun. Music was provided by ‘Smooth Chalk’ while anyone could join DJ Windy and The Cotton Town Swing Dancers for a 30s and 40s dance in the marquee.”

With dancing, games, a raffle, a treasure hunt and lots of great food on offer, there was certainly something for everyone.The management and staff of the Royal Oak, as well as many of the guests, were in period costume with inspiration from Dad’s Army being obvious. First prize for best costume went to horticulturalist and landscape designer Sarah Byrne.Karen Lyons, owner of The Kings Arms and The Royal Oak pubs in Cartmel commented, “this is what village life should be about and we are very happy to be able to put this kind of event together. Clearly, both residents and visitors appreciate the opportunity to relax, socialise and have fun.” The event raised £1,000 to be split between both charities.

Andrew of Kings Arms and The Royal Oak in

his Dad’s Army uniform

LOSTLost, somewhere in Grange, a silver hair clip with a predominantly blue enamel type stone at one end. Sentimental value. Please contact: 38864

FOUNDA key has been found, in a field used by dog walkers, under the flyover on Back O’The Fell Road, Lindale. The key was found on Sunday 17th August and has been handed in to the police at Grange. If the station is unmanned pleased call 101.

Autumn and Winter at the Netherwood

Autumn and (dare we say it!) Christmas are just around the corner and so, in addition to catering for weddings and family functions and running our popular Spa and Fitness area, we are now looking ahead to the Autumn and Winter Seasons.Our Sunday Lunch offer continues throughout September; 3 courses with complimentary coffee and mints for just £19.95 pp. Cut out and bring the voucher from our Grange Now advert and benefit from the further discounted price of just £17.95 pp, plus a free bottle of house wine for groups of six or more adults.

How to rent - a checklistFor people who cannot afford to buy their own home, and don’t qualify for social housing, the only option is to rent in the private sector. There’s a shortage of affordable private rented housing across South Lakes, partly due to the number of holiday homes,

but where private renting is available it can often feel daunting for both tenant and landlord. The government has published ‘How to rent - The checklist for renting in England’. The checklist is designed for future and existing assured shorthold tenants in the private rented sector, and gives a useful summary of rights and responsibilities, with helpful suggestions on questions to

ask. It includes links to other websites for more detailed information. The checklist is available on the GOV.UK website at www.gov.uk/government/publications/how-to-rentFree, confidential advice and help is available from South Lakes Citizens Advice Bureau on any aspect of debt, consumer problems, benefits, housing, employment and any

other problems. We have various outlets across South Lakeland and can also give advice over the phone – telephone 015394 46464 for an appointment and help.If you don’t need us for advice, how about helping us by becoming a volunteer or making a donation? Not many people realize that we are a charity - see our website for details www.southlakescab.org.uk.


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Booking Essential For Senior Citizens Christmas Lunches and Festive Party NightsSenior Citizens are invited to enjoy a fabulous Christmas Lunch on the 15th, 16th or 17th December for just £13.95 (includes a 3 course lunch, glass of festive bubbly or sherry on arrival and afternoon entertainment in the lounge). Local groups, businesses and friends can also enjoy one of 4 great Festive Party nights

(18th, 19th, 20th, 21st December) - £21.95 including 3 course dinner and disco till 12 with a welcome glass of bubbly and streamers. Call the Cumbria Grand to get your Christmas sorted as spaces are limited. 015395 32331

A fabulous ‘kids eat free’ deal is also running every day. With a great new bar menu on offer, this is sure to be popular, especially as free parking and a children’s play area is provided

General Manager Mark Ridley explains “We have recently relaunched our Bar Food Menu. Our Head Chef Terry Davey and his team have created an upturn in sales with the quality of his dishes and the majority of the food is sourced locally and we serve everyday from 12pm-9pm”In the ownership of Strathmore Hotels for over 20 years, the 124 bedroom Cumbria Grand is

currently enjoying one of the best seasons for many years. With a mixture of coach tours, corporate and leisure business providing thousands of guests per year, there have recently been many changes and improvements.There are 20 acres of grounds for a stroll after dining, with the Brown Robin Nature Reserve that draws visitors from all over the country. You may even see our resident peacock walking around.Also the hotel has just won a Silver Award from the Green Tourism Business Scheme-a national award based upon care for the environment, energy saving and recycling”We also have a constantly rolling refurbishment programme. Last summer the driveway and car park were completely relaid, the whole exterior decorated , children’s play area and tennis court revamped and later this year a full refurbishment of 20 bedrooms and bathrooms will be undertaken.The hotel also has an attractively priced Wedding Package Brochure and caters for conferences and small meetings-for further details please email [email protected] or telephone 015395 32331 for more information or to arrange a tour of the facilities. www.strathmorehotels.com

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Main: The Cumbria GrandTop: Childrens play areaBottom: Eric, the resident Peacock


Holker Chilli Fest promises Heat, Fun & Flavour....This hotly anticipated two day festival is all about celebrating the heat, fun and flavour of one of the world’s best loved ingredients - the MIGHTY chilli pepper.

Framed by the Lakeland fells, the beautiful grounds of the venue, Holker Hall, are set to come alive with music, dancing, stalls, magic and chillies…

Visitors can learn the Salsa with our Salsa Spirit Dancers, or sit back and enjoy the sounds of musicians playing the Spanish guitar. Keen cooks can pick up tips on how to incorporate chilli flavours into home-cooking with demonstrations from our Chefs in the Courtyard Café. In addition to this, die-hard chilli lovers can enter a chilli eating competition

hosted daily by famous chilli expert ‘Darth Naga’. Magic displays and face painting activities will take place throughout the weekend to keep children entertained.

Holker Chilli Fest takes place on Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th September 2014. Opening times are 10.30am to 5.00pm. Entrance to the Festival is £6.00 for adults (discounts for advance bookings are available online) and children under 16 go free when accompanied by an adult.

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activities, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

• £6 per adult, accompanied children free. (Reduced advance tickets available from our website)

• Includes parking and entry to the Café, Food Hall and Gift Shop.

• Hall & Gardens open, discounted admission charge applies.

Only 25 minutes from M6 Junction 36

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25 mins from J36, M6

Selfies with pictures from the 2020 vision exhibition on Grange promenade

Susannah Bleakley - with Otter

Justin Grammer - with shark

Beth Pipe - with daises

The Dales and Lakes historic vehicle day

This year’s event was held on Sunday 10 August. The first of these annual events took place in 1995 and was a personal initiative of the late Frank Brooks, former Town Clerk of Grange, with the help of Craven Old Wheels Society and other enthusiasts.Since then it has become a regular fixture in August raising money for local charities. This year’s nominated charity was, The Bendrigg Trust at Old Hutton near Kendal, who provide residential adventure activity courses mainly for groups of young

people with a disability. The Trust’s aims are to promote integration, encourage independence and build self confidence.The weather forecast on event day was poor, and

hinted at the aftermath of hurricane Bertha but 120 entrants did arrive despite the wet and blustery day, and the organisers would like to thank them for attending. One overseas visitor commented that in Spain “if it drizzles nobody wants to go out, but Cumbrians are made of sterner stuff.”The afternoon rain cleared for a while and the visitors were treated to live country and western and jazz band music, with circus acts and birds of prey displays and entertainment from Lakeland Radio, with finally a presentation of the prizes by the Mayor of

Grange Patricia Thomas.Any enquiries to help Bendrigg ring 01539723766 or email [email protected] you would like to volunteer to assist our Grange event contact Geoff Critchley 015395 33217or visit Lymehurst Bar in Grange LA11 7EY at 8pm every 3rd Wednesday in the month to talk motoring. You will find the websites for both organisations on www.grangehistoric.org and www.bendrigg.org.uk


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Barbara Ramsden took Grange Now to China and the picture is taken in “Pit One “ in the Terracotta Army museum near Xi’an in China.

Soroptimist 60th Anniversary thanksThe Grange Crest project is now moving to the next stage and a member of the Society told Grange Now, “the limestone has now been transported from Burlington Quarry to the engravers.” The club has been busy raising money

for this project, however they have only been able to proceed as a result of generous donations from businesses, organisations and individuals in Grange, and the local area. Soroptimists would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank you to:The Bay Villa Trust, Grange Town Council, Little and Caine Funeral Directors, Clare House Hotel, Brennands Newsagents, Butterfingers, Hazelmere Café and Bakery, Higginson’s Family Butchers, Grange Plant Centre, Low Fell Gate Farm Caravans, Grange Hotel, Grange Now,

Independent Investment Associates, Poole Townsend Estate Agents, Grange Tangent Club, Grange over Sands Freemasons, Grange Lions Club, Grange Civic Society, Barry and Heather Saunders. Thanks also to Alan, Rodney, Brian and Ann Johnson in memory of their mother Laura Johnson, Honorary member SI Grange over Sands, Ann Napthire in memory of her mother Edith Mortimer, Founder member and Honorary member of SI Grange over Sands and Mary Watson in memory of her mother Marion MacFarlane, Honorary member of SI Grange over Sands.

Soroptimists would also like to point out, “there is still time to make a donation. If you would like to be a part of the project please send a cheque to the club treasurer Lesley Smyth, Kittiwake, Charney Road, Grange over Sands by 30 September, cheques payable to ‘Soroptimist International Grange over Sands. Any business, organisation or individual donating at least £100 will have their name engraved on a plaque, to be displayed near the site of the Grange Crest project.

Give it some welly…The Donkey Sanctuary at Leeds cares for over 20 donkeys which have been neglected, mistreated or in some cases subjected to horrific cruelty. Most of the donkeys which are now cared for at the sanctuary are used to provide therapy for disabled children and adults. Donkeys also love to have fun and enjoy nothing better than a game of tug-o-war with welly boots.

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Billy O now has a safe and happy home.

nothing more than a game of tug-o-war with welly boots. The sanctuary would appreciate your help in this and would love your old wellington boots to let them carry on enjoying this fun

game. Please could you drop off your old wellies at Grange Library and they will be taken to the sanctuary.The charity relies on public donations to carry on caring for these wonderful creatures and to give unwanted donkeys a safe and warm environment in which to live.”The donkey pictured is called Billy O and has been adopted by Margaret Batty.


Have Your SayNorth West Coast Connections

National Grid’s North West Coast Connections Project is about connecting Moorside, the proposed new nuclear power station that will be built near Sellafield in West Cumbria, into the existing electricity network.

We are holding a 12 week consultation to find out what you believe we need to consider when deciding on the route the new connection can take so we can export the electricity Moorside generates to the places where it is used.

Get involvedOur consultation runs from 4 September until 28 November 2014 and includes 33 public events. The feedback we receive will help us decide how and where we build the connection in the North West.

To learn more about the Project, what we’re consulting on and how you can take part, come along to one of the events listed below, go to the Project website or contact us directly (see below for details).

Public Consultation – 4 September to 28 November 2014

Members of our Project team will be on hand at events to answer questions and discuss the Project in more detail.

OctoberWeds 1 Oct, 1pm–8pm Fletchertown – Allhallows Community Centre, Fletchertown, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 1BS

Thurs 2 Oct, 1pm–8pm Egremont – Egremont Market Hall, Market Street, Egremont, Whitehaven, Cumbria CA22 2DF

Fri 3 Oct, 1pm–8pm Maryport – The Wave Centre, Irish Street, Maryport, Cumbria CA15 8AD

Sat 4 Oct, 10am–3.30pm Whitehaven – St James’ Community Centre, High Street, Whitehaven, Cumbria CA28 7PY

Weds 8 Oct, 1pm–8pm Rockcliffe – Rockcliffe Community Centre, Rockcliffe, Carlisle, Cumbria CA6 4AA

Thurs 9 Oct, 1pm–8pm Ravenglass – Muncaster Parish Hall, Main Street, Ravenglass, Cumbria CA18 1SQ

Fri 10 Oct, 1pm–8pm Morecambe – The Platform, Station Buildings, Marine Road West, Morecambe, Lancashire LA4 4DB

Sat 11 Oct, 10am–3.30pm Millom – Millom Network Centre, Salthouse Road, Millom, Cumbria LA18 5AB

Weds 15 Oct, 1pm–8pm Grizebeck – The Community Hall at Grizebeck, Grizebeck, Kirkby-in-Furness, Cumbria LA17 7XH

Thurs 16 Oct, 1pm–8pm Gleaston – Gleaston Village Hall, Main Street, Gleaston, Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 0QA

Fri 17 Oct, 1pm–8pm Barrow-in-Furness – The Forum, Duke Street, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria LA14 1HH

Sat 18 Oct, 10am–3.30pm Roosecote – Roose Community School, North Row, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria LA13 0HF

Weds 22 Oct, 1pm–8pm Cleator Moor – Cleator Moor Civic Hall, Market Square, Cleator Moor, Cumbria CA25 5AR

Thurs 23 Oct, 1pm–8pm Carlisle West – Morton Community Centre, Wigton Road, Carlisle, Cumbria CA2 6JP

Fri 24 Oct, 1pm–8pm Distington – Distington Community Centre, Church Road, Distington, Workington, Cumbria CA14 5TE

Sat 25 Oct, 10am–3.30pm Cockermouth – Cockermouth Town Hall, Market Street, Cockermouth, Cumbria CA13 9NP

Tues 28 Oct, 1pm–8pm Ulverston – Ulverston Victoria High School, Springfield Road, Ulverston, Cumbria LA12 0EB

September Thurs 18 Sept, 1pm–8pm Dalton-in-Furness – Dalton Drill Hall, Nelson Street, Dalton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA15 8AF

Fri 19 Sept, 1pm–8pm Rampside – Rampside Village Hall, Rampside, Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria LA13 0PX

Sat 20 Sept, 10am–3.30pm Cartmel – Cartmel Village Hall, Cartmel, Cumbria LA11 6QB

Weds 24 Sept, 2.30pm–8pm Lindal-in-Furness – Buccleuch Hall, The Green, Lindal-in-Furness, Cumbria LA12 0LX

Thurs 25 Sept, 1.30pm–8pm Seascale – Seascale Methodist Church Hall, Gosforth Road, Seascale, Cumbria CA20 1PU

Fri 26 Sept, 1pm–8pm Beckermet – Beckermet Reading Room, Sellafield Road, Beckermet, Cumbria CA21 2XN

Sat 27 Sept, 10am–3.30pm Workington – Workington Bridge Church, Central Square, Workington, Cumbria CA14 3BG

Tues 30 Sept, 1pm–8pm Kendal – Friends Meeting House, Stramongate, Kendal, Cumbria LA9 4BH

Weds 29 Oct, 1.30pm–8pm Wigton – Wigton Market Hall, Church Street, Wigton, Cumbria CA7 9AA

Thurs 30 Oct, 1pm–8pm Aspatria – Aspatria Rugby Club, Bower Park, Station Road, Aspatria, Cumbria CA7 2AJ

Fri 31 Oct, 1pm–8pm Heysham – Heysham & Mossgate Community Centre, Townson Way, Heysham, Lancashire LA3 2AW

NovemberSat 1 Nov, 10am–3.30pm Askam-in-Furness – Askam Community Centre, Duke Street, Askam-in-Furness, Cumbria LA16 7AD

Weds 5 Nov, 1.30pm–8pm Drigg – Drigg & Carleton Parish Hall, Drigg, Holmrook, Cumbria CA19 1XF

Thurs 6 Nov, 1pm–8pm Bootle – Bootle Village Hall, Bootle Station, Cumbria LA19 5UY

Fri 7 Nov, 1pm–8pm Broughton-in-Furness – Broughton Victory Hall, Station Road, Broughton-in-Furness, Cumbria LA20 6HN

Sat 8 Nov, 10am–3.30pm Dalston – Victory Hall, The Green, Dalston, Cumbria CA5 7QB

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Tim’s Column

I was flattered to learn the other day that I have been named a “Campaign Champion” by the cycling charity Sustrans. Of course it is great to have the work we do to keep the roads safe recognised but the key benefit to this should be that I can work together with other MPs and members of the House of Lords to get more funding for cycling and other healthy forms of transport. For Grange and the Cartmel Peninsula this really could not come at a better time as Sustrans are just piloting their cycle route from Walney to Glasson (the Bay Cycle Way) which will pass through Grange and Cartmel. I really am sure that this is entirely coincidental.

Anyway we know from experience that opening a major cycle route, as Sustrans plan this one to be, can bring a lot of new tourism business along with it, so the Bay Cycle Way will be great news and I will use my new responsibility to ensure that it is a success. Sustrans are planning a test ride on the weekend of the 13th and 14th September so if you see any cyclists coming through Grange at that point please do cheer them along. I think that they are planning to finish up in Grange on the 13th after walking down to Humphrey Head in the afternoon and set off from there on the 14th.

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annual Summer Tour. As I wrote last month this tour is a really important part of my year and one that I look forward to a lot. What determines whether it is a success or not is how many people come along to say “hello” so thanks again to all of you who did.

If you missed our visit I am back in Grange for a surgery at Victoria Hall on Thursday 30th September between 4pm and 5pm. No need to make an appointment just turn up and discuss with me anything where you feel that I can help.

Finally as I mentioned last month the National Grid are starting to consult on their plans for the new power lines between the West Coast of Cumbria and Heysham. They have now announced that you will be able to express your views from the 4th September for 12 weeks. If you go to www.northwestcoastconnections.com you can find out more about the scheme. The National Grid is also running a series of road shows about their plans. They are coming to Cartmel on the 20th September (for some strange reason they don’t seem to have any plans to visit Grange). Please do go along and have a look at what they are proposing, this will be a very big investment in our part of the world and we need to ensure that we get as much benefit from it as we can.

As ever, if you could not get along to the Summer Tour and cannot get along on the 30th September and there is something I can help you with then please do drop me a line by writing to [email protected] or phoning us on 01539 723 403

Thanks for your support Tim

Mayor’s ReportThings haven’t been quite so busy on the Mayoral front this month which is a good thing since I have been rather busy working with Councillor Joanna Greenway to complete a project to enhance the façade of the Lido with huge photographs of Grange past and present.

I would like to take this opportunity to give her a massive ‘Thank you’ for the sterling work she put in to make the project possible, as well as thanking the various sponsors from the local community and Claire from Grange Town Council who all helped make the whole thing achievable. Of course, without the wonderful photographs from Sue, Nick and Grange Photographic Society we would have been a bit stuck, so a huge thank you goes to them too. The Lido does look a lot better and is attracting very positive attention both from passers-by and the media. In fact the project is proving so popular that we are contemplating Phase 2, so if you would be interested in sponsoring a panel or sharing a larger panel please get in touch with myself or Claire at the Victoria Hall.I did brave the weather to attend the annual Dales and Lakes Historic Vehicle Day and was very impressed with the range and calibre of the entries. I was even more impressed with the number of people who turned out both as

competitors and visitors on what was really not a pleasant Sunday. You really are a hardy lot round here!This month there is no Full Council Meeting, though the office continues to be busy.As Mayor it is traditional to lead a number of events to raise money for charity. The first of these will be a Concert on October 17th at the Victoria Hall staring various local performers. Please make a note in your diary to attend – details will be forthcoming nearer the date. And moving on to November 29th there will be a Mayor’s Christmas Fair where local groups and charities are invited to apply for a stall, free of charge. If you are interested please contact Sally Haines at the Victoria Hall. Stalls are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. This would be an ideal pre-Christmas fundraiser with the opportunity to sell festive foods and gifts. I hope lots of you will be joining me in what I hope will be a fun and very worthwhile event.Tricia Thomas, Civic Mayor.


Grange SoroptimistsClub members enjoyed an outing to Dunham Massey to see the WW1 hospital reconstruction and enjoyed the house and gardens. On July 29th the club held a Sound of Music Singalong, and the Victoria Hall was full of people of all ages, with a selection of costumes varying from “A brown paper package tied up with string” to an outfit featuring “My favourite things”! There were also Austrian peasant outfits, lederhosen and a nun! Some enthusiastic singing added to the atmosphere and a good evening was had by all. David Huggett did a professional job once again being the projectionist, after his debut last year with Mamma Mia. £600 was raised for the BIG project (Birthing in the Gambia) working with Maternal Child Advocacy International.The club is getting organised for their 60th Charter Celebrations the weekend of 10th -12th October which will include a dinner and the unveiling of the Town Crest on 12th October.Anyone interested in joining the club or getting further information on our work and events see our website www.sigbi.org/grange-over-sands/

Grange ForumIf you want to book places on one of our highly successful, value for money and friendly outings contact Donald Shepherd, Grange 33475. Included is coach to the theatre and very good seats. Tickets are still available for “Annie Get Your Gun” starring Jason Donovan, 2pm 24th September, Grand Theatre, Blackpool. Tony award winning show prior to moving to West End.“Rookery Nook”, 2pm 1st October, Theatre by the Lake, Keswick. The famous Aldwych Theatre farce by Ben Travers. “Barnum”, 2.30pm 5th November, Palace Theatre, Manchester. Brian Conley stars in this blockbusting and award

winning Broadway musical. Tickets just released. “Top Hat”, 2.30pm 11th February 2015, Opera House, Manchester. Spectacular, multi award winning West End production touring for the first time. Hollywood glamour and one of the greatest musicals of all time. Early booking is essential.Club meets at 10am, Abbot’s Hall, Kent’s Bank and begins on the 7th October with “Friends of Chernobyl Children” by Olwyn Keogh. An open meeting, all welcome. 14th October “Kendal to London by Kayak” with Trevor Hughes. 21st October, “People and Places in Cambodia and Vietnam” with Alan and Julie Walker. 28th October - No meeting.Secretary Alan Anderson 33696.

Grange Mothers’ Union A very busy morning followed by a slightly quieter afternoon was the order of the day at the Mothers’ Union Open Day held on Saturday 12th July at St Paul’s Parish Rooms. Local people and visitors alike enjoyed their visit, judging by the comments in our visitors’ book and thought that we were friendly, welcoming and interesting! They enjoyed browsing our stalls, hearing what we do here and abroad and refreshments. As a result 3 new members are expected at our September meeting on the 4th at 2pm in the meeting room at St Paul’s Church, (our meetings are monthly on the first Thursday), when we will be holding an AFIA (Away From It All) Beetle Drive and listening to a chat to be given by Judy Redhead, who is our Mothers’ Union AFIA representative, followed by tea. Our October meeting will be Harvest Themed, our November meeting will be a “Fairtrade” Pass the Parcel and Talk and our December meeting will be Carols, Mince pies and Christmas fun. All our meetings commence with

prayer and notices, followed by serious short talks and fun and last about one hour. ALL ARE WELCOME. Enquiries 015395 32284

Grange over Sands Golf ClubThe weather has not been kind over the last few days and we are now coming into Autumn very soon and we are still hopeful of some good weather to complete the playing season. We have a Men’s Senior Open on Wednesday, 17th September so if you wish to play and haven’t booked your tee time yet please do so either on line or by contacting the

office 015395 33180 Option 3.We will be having some social events throughout the Autumn and Winter so please keep a check of these forthcoming events including the ever popular Quiz nights.Anyone wanting to come and join our Membership should contact the office (33180 Option 3) where we could offer some good rates for the rest of the year.

Grange Probus ClubOn August 11th, Robert Wheatley gave a talk on the development of Barrow in Furness with particular reference to the part played by James Ramsden. In the early 19th century Barrow was just a small village and it was the discovery of high quality iron ore in the area which prompted the beginning of the town’s growth. The rapid development of mining lead to the construction of the Furness Railway to transport the ore to Barrow. Later Ramsden and the other men involved decided to build a steel works in Barrow rather than carry on shipping the ore away from the town.Eventually the production of steel lead to the ship building industry which we still have today.PROBUS is a club for professional and business men who have retired from their normal occupations. The club meets on the second Monday of each month in the Netherwood Hotel for coffee and a talk or presentation by a guest speaker on a topic of general interest. New members are always welcome. If you would like to learn more please contact:- Chairman, Sean Jameson 015395 32105 or Secretary, Ewen Cameron on 015395 32319.

Coffee ClubIn July we were delighted to welcome back Rachel and Lindsay Flintoff who told us of their experiences after working for 25 years in Thailand. Rachel, who came from a spiritually dark village in Malaysia told us how God had led her through many different experiences to marry Lindsay and then join him, first in literature work then in church planting in north-west Thailand close to the Burmese border. We learnt much about this beautiful ‘Land of the Free’ where so many are enslaved by huge debts and spiritual depression. Thailand, known until 1939 as Siam, is famous for Siamese cats, conjoined twins, Thai boxing, orchids, elephants, and a much revered constitutional monarchy.Their church base is at Sam Ngao, a centre for 46 villages. Church life is busy with regular fellowship cell groups and involvement in community

life. People are very open to hearing the Christian gospel and teaching English is much in demand as, if Thailand joins the AEC (Asian Economic Community), people should have a knowledge of basic English. Coffee Club meet again at Abbot Hall at 10am for coffee on September 23rd before we will learn ‘What the Gideons are doing today’. Everyone welcome.

St Mary’s Hospice Friendship & Support GroupThe group meet every Friday 2-4pm in the Father Magner Room, St Charles Church, Kents Bank Road in Grange. Do you, or a family member/friend suffer from cancer or a life-shortening illness? Are you caring for someone, or are you recently bereaved? St Mary’s Hospice Friendship & Support Group is here for you. Please drop in for a friendly chat, to make new friends, and/or just to enjoy time together. All are welcome. For more information contact Marie on 33279 or Betty on 32035

Newton and Field Broughton WIThe display of preserves, baking and vegetables from members of Newton and Field Broughton WI looked very tempting at their stall at Cartmel Show on 6th August. The hard work of members who contributed to the stall was rewarded by a healthy financial return to club funds.The September meeting will be a talk on Sandscale Haws by Neil Forbes, the National Trust warden at the Reserve.Members are urged not to arrive at Lindale Village Hall before 7.25pm on Monday 10th as the hall will be occupied by another group until 7.15pm and it is expected that the car park will be full.

Allithwaite Playing FieldsEveryone welcome to join us on Wednesday 10th September at our Afternoon Tea Dance/Social with Live Music 2pm-4.30pm, Admission £4 including afternoon tea, a raffle will be held.All you keen gardeners, cooks, crafters, photographers and children out there please join us at our Autumn Show on Saturday 13th September. Pick up your schedules from Allithwaite Post Office or from a committee member. You can bring along your entries on Friday between 7-9pm or Saturday 8am-11am, judging starts at 11.30. Show opens to public at 2pm, 50p entry. Auction will follow and also presentation of trophies. Please support the George V Playing Fields ‘Fun Day’ also. Bookings for any occasion,

please contact David on 07582 706353.This year we are looking for a Secretary, anyone interested please contact Heather 33389, our meetings are held monthly.

Cartmel and District Flower ClubAt our August meeting, Patti Dawson from Penrith, filled the stage with arrangements of every shape and size. She used wicker containers to illustrate her title “Variations on a Theme”. Colourful vibrant flowers such as gladioli and sunflowers were put together with beautiful foliage from her garden to make up a wonderful display. On Monday 15th September we welcome Pat Crichton from Egremont. Her demonstration will be called “Wait and See”. We look forward to it with enthusiasm. The meeting is held in Cartmel Village Hall and begins at 2pm. Plenty of parking.

Grange Lecture SocietyTwo well known TV personalities are among the speakers assembled by Grange Lecture Society for its coming season beginning next month. Nicholas Crane, presenter of BBC series Coast, returns on 25th November to give the first Donovan Noble Memorial Lecture, ‘An Evening with Nicholas Crane’, and later in the season broadcaster and author Michael Crick will draw on his experiences as a TV reporter in a talk entitled ‘Pursuing Politicians’, which, as anyone who has seen him knows, is exactly what he does, to confront them with the questions they are reluctant to answer.Other highlights in a varied and attractive programme include wildlife artist Pollyanna Pickering talking about ‘The Red Wolves of Ethiopia’, Professor Tom Kirkwood on why we are living longer and leading nature photographer John Beatty’s latest presentation ‘Wild Vision – A Celebration of the Natural World’.All lectures will take place at the Victoria Hall commencing at 7.15pm. There is disabled access to the Hall. Application forms for season tickets may be obtained from Grange Library and the Tourist Information Office. Ticket prices are £20 for the season (representing excellent value at £2 per lecture) or £4 at the door for individual lectures.

Grange LionsGrange Lions would like to announce the following prize winners of the Grand Summer Draw in aid of St Mary’s Hospice and would like to thank everyone who bought tickets to make this a success.

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The picture shows Past Lion President Helen Khan handing over her chain of office to Lion Peter Clough for the coming year.

Mothers and othersAfter a very successful year in our new venue, Grange Fell Golf Club, we will be starting our new session on Tuesday September 9th.Our first meeting, which begins at 7.30pm, will be a short beetle drive and presentation of charity cheques followed by a Jacobs Join Supper.We have a varied programme arranged including speakers, demonstrations and outings.We welcome members old and new. Why not come along, make some new friends and enjoy a sociable evening. We look forward to seeing you there!For details please ring 33678 or 34729.

Cartmel Fell and District Local History SocietyThis season we have another interesting list of speakers. New members are most welcome. We meet on the second Monday in the month at 8pm in Cartmel Fell Parish Hall.Fees are £10.00 for the season or £2.00 per visit. 9th September: Rachel Newman-Through the glass darkly: New light on the Dark Ages in Cumbria, 13th October: Andy Lowe - A Career in Ruins; 10th November: ELP Windsor - Poppies in the Lyth Valley; 8th December - Dr. Michael Winstanley: Historical Pageants in the Northwest with Jacob’s Join Christmas celebration supper; 12th January - AGM and members’ presentations; 9th February - Barry Mckay:- Chapmen,Pedlars &Hawkers in Cumbria; 9th March - Suzanne Tiplady : Bobbin Mills at Force Satterthwaite; 13th April - Steve Caunce: The Hiring Fair; Monday May 11th - Guided tour of Levens Hall and garden; Tuesday June 8th - Guided tour of Swarthmoor Hall am /pub lunch/ Guided tour of Gleaston Mill pm; Contact Hon. Secretary: Jeni Boothman: 015395 68389; [email protected]

Grange Fell Golf Club The course is looking in excellent condition benefiting from the recent weather as the results from the latest competition’s show, we played for the Coronation Trophy on Sunday 27th July which was won by Andy Coyles with 42pts, his third trophy this year his handicap has been readjusted accordingly. We then held our President’s Day on Sunday 3rd August played in wet conditions Mike Hudson was the winner with a 62 net. Second was Bob Gregory with a 63 net, Brian Cowperthwaite had the Best Gross with a 71, Best Lady was Carol Campbell 76net.Thursday 7th we held a Men’s Open. Winners were Ray Dunford and Gerald Benson with 49 pts, Second was Robert Moore and Derek Airey with 47 pts. Carlsberg singles was played on 17th August in windy conditions winner was Alan Paisley with 68 net.

Grange Fell Golf Club – Ladies SectionTo date, we are still managing to play and keep dry, in spite of the not so sunny weather!Medals 5 and 6 were won by Ronnie Hall and Ellie Woodburn respectively. The Alan Waters mixed competition was won by Vice Captain Les

Ollerton and Carol Campbell, the latter also winning the Edna Hartland stableford and the President’s Cup (ladies). Pam Chamberlain was a worthy winner of the Eva Watmough Cup. We sincerely hope that the sunny weather makes a welcome return soon!

Grange over Sands NSPCCOn Saturday afternoon, 16th August, an event was held, in the United Reformed Church, entitled “Tea at the Palace”. NSPCC supporters thoroughly enjoyed this successful and social afternoon that had been suggested and organised by Margaret Northcott and Joyce Church with the aid of the NSPCC Grange over Sands Committee. Although the Queen herself had been invited she was unable to come but did send a letter from Buckingham Palace wishing the event went well. However, Rita Laisby did arrive in the guise of the Queen with her two trusty attendants and was given a patriotic welcome!! During the afternoon we enjoyed musical entertainment provided by Victor Hindle, Sue Harrison and Sylvia Trohear. We are most grateful to them all for their hard work in providing such a pleasant afternoon. The competitions that we held were “Guess the Dog and Bone name”, won by Cath Canning; “Best Dressed” won by Angela Nottingham; and “Best Hat” won by Maureen Barratt. Our sincere thanks go to all the NSPCC supporters who attended and helped raise £750 in total. Next year we shall be looking forward to a similar event entitled “Afternoon Tea in the Highlands” on 15th August 2015.On Friday 4th September at 7.00pm Joan Bentley BEM will be giving a flower demonstration entitled “Autumn Tints” in Allithwaite Community Hall. Tickets, which are £5 and include coffee or tea and biscuits, can be obtained from Johnston’s the Jewellers or telephone Sheila Tyson, our Chairman, on 015395 34090. Everyone will be very welcome and can be sure of having a thoroughly entertaining and enjoyable

evening.

Grange WISome of the Grange WI members entered items in the Village Industries section at Cartmel Show and between them won 10 prizes and 2 special cups. We hope to do well at the County Show on 11 September. Members recently had a very practical session with some First Aid training from members of the Red Cross. On 25 September we will be learning a bit more about the life of a Registrar when Sue Oliver comes to talk to us. New members are welcome to join us – 7.30 pm in the Meeting Room at St Paul’s Church. Please contact Joanne for more information – 015395 32932

Grange RamblersOn 6th August, nine ramblers set off from Little Crag CP in Littledale in fine weather to enjoy a popular circular walk up to Clougha Pike. After admiring the panoramic views and a short lunch break, the route continued along the ridge onto Grit Fell before returning back to the start.On 20th August 16 walkers met at the Dudden Bridge iron furnace on a bright cool trip up through Stanley Wood along narrow paths with splashes of sunlight, passing Ash House then to the old road, some took the stepping stone route past Beck Farm meeting up with the remainder who took the road via Broadgate, a coffee break was taken in warm and sunny field , picking ripe sweet blackberries as we went along the road and farm track, Lunch at the Kirk Stone Circle with the views of the ancient builders past. Passing Swinside farm then around the edge of Lath Rigg and the quarried out cave to the edge of Barrow, the last stop with great views over Duddon Sands and mountains further north, all members enjoyed the sunny 6.5 miles circular walk. Leader Alan Heaton

Lower Holker Village HallThere will be a Treasure Trail around Cark village on Sunday 14th September, leaving Lower Holker Village Hall at 2 pm. The trail has been devised by Mr John Coward, and will entail a pleasureable couple of hours strolling around the village discovering its treasures, hidden or otherwise. Come along, you may find out something surprizing about the beautiful village you live in. The cost of this, to include light refreshments at the hall afterwards is £3.00. Don’t get lost!Our next very popular Quiz Night will take place on Thursday 25th September at 7.00pm for a 7.30pm start, so come along and have fun testing your memory. Up to 4 members in a team - £1.00 per member. Bring your own drinks and glasses and nibbles. Our Craft Fair will take place on Saturday 1st November. This is now fully booked.If you would like to help support our village hall by volunteering to help with any of the above events you would be more than welcome. We also would welcome volunteers to help with cake making and serving refreshments. Contact Rhona on 58636

Grange Art SocietyOur first meeting this autumn is an evening meeting on Friday 5th September from 7pm - 9pm at St Charles Catholic Church hall, at the back of the church. We are finding this an ideal meeting place with good facilities to suit our needs including car parking. Visitors are encouraged to join us. £4.00 including tea/coffee.On 11th September we restart our weekly meetings at Allithwaite Community Centre which continue every Thursday from 2pm - 4pm during the Autumn, Winter and Spring. On 18th September Peter Threlfall will be giving us a demonstration in acrylics. For a full programme of events or to find out how to become a member please contact Pat Smith on 015395 35811.

Please remember: our limit for society reports is 200 words, to ensure everyone gets in.


Arts & Music

The Music Of

JOHN DENVERPERFORMED BY

CHRIS BANNISTER& THE FOXFIRE BAND

‘I love the way Chris captures the true

spirit of John’s songs, yet delivers them in his

own powerful, well-honed style.’Steve Weisberg

(John Denver’s guitarist 1972-78)

‘When Chris sings it’s almost like

John is back with us again’Peter Plantec, Snowmass Colorado

(Personal friend of John’s for over 20 years)

SATURDAY 6TH SEPTEMBERAT VICTORIA HALL

GRANGE OVER SANDS8.00pm · Tickets £10.00

Tickets available from the Tourist InformationCentre or to reserve call 07973 802637.

www.chrisbannister-musicofjohndenver.comDOORS OPEN 7.30PM

New Producer and Musical Director for Grange and District Operatic SocietyFollowing the retirement of the society’s long standing producer and the relocation of their musical director, the society are pleased to announce that a new producer and musical director have been appointed and together with their resident accompanist they are ready for the challenge of getting ready for the 2015 show, The King and I. Make a note in your diaries: Show dates are; Tuesday 3rd to Saturday 7th March.Rehearsals begin at 7.30pm prompt on Wednesday 17th September at the Methodist church school room on Kents Bank Road, Grange.The society needs some new members, so if you are interested in being part of this production, please go along on September 17th, you will be made very welcome.If you need any further information, please contact the society Secretary, Mrs Ann Heap, on 015395 36196

Cartmel Art Society annual exhibition On 11th August, the village hall was full to capacity for the preview evening of the annual Cartmel Art Society Exhibition. This popular exhibition proved very successful with over 60 pictures sold during the week. Many compliments were made about the presentation of the event, the floral displays and of ‘the warm welcoming atmosphere.’

On preview evening, the prize draw raised over £250 in aid of Macmillan Nurses in memory of members the Society has recently lost to cancer. The prize, won by a lady in Grange, was a beautiful watercolour painting of bluebell woods, by the renowned artist Terry Harrison, who donated his picture after demonstrating his watercolour techniques at the AGM in April.Fiona Hancox was presented with the Constance Owen Memorial Plate when her painting, “Red Deer” was voted the favourite for that evening. During the week Ron Moore’s pastel painting “Looking North over Wastwater”(pictured) raised £399. A gentleman from Bowness was the winner of this raffle. Ron donated his painting to raise funds for his chosen charity, The Bendrigg Trust, Old Hutton which provides activities for disabled and disadvantaged children and adults.The artist who won the most votes during the week in the, ‘Favourite Picture’ competition was Fiona Hancox with “ Autumn River” (pictured), followed very closely by Judy Wilson with “Estuary” and close behind in third place was Val Hebble-Thwaite with “Silver Birches.”

Main Pic: ‘Autumn River’ by Fiona Hancox

Inset:’ Looking North over Wastwater’ by Ron Moore

Art Exhibition St Paul’s Church, Lindale, is holding an art exhibition from Thursday 11th to Sunday 14th September, 11am - 4pm daily. Work by local artists will be on sale. Admission is free and refreshments will be available.

Fashion Show Paragon are holding a fashion show of their Autumn/Winter collection on Friday 12th September at 7pm in aid of the URC Hall.The show will be held at United Reformed Church Hall on Kents Bank Road and proceeds from the show will go to the Hall.Tickets are £5, which includes refreshments, and are available from Paragon or Sue on 58937.

Male voice choirThe K Shoes Male Voice Choir are back, with Conductor Ian Allan, and are making their annual visit to Grange. They will perform on September 17th at the United Reformed Church on Kents Bank Road. The soloist is David Edmonds, a very accomplished flautist, who has Grange connections. The concert, which has been taking place annually for a number of years, commences at 8pm and admission, on the door, is £6.Why not go along for an enjoyable evening of good music, and spot a few familiar Grange faces amongst the Choir. For more information contact: 015395 35698.

Rural cinemaGrange Cinema has been set up in a room at the Keg and Kitchen pub on Main Street. Tracy told Grange Now, “We’ve got a big screen and a sound system to give a real cinema feel, plus comfortable seating for up to 30 people. Over the next 4 months we are working with ‘Cine North’ to bring film to rural areas.”The first film is: Mandela, long walk to freedom, which will be shown on Friday 19th September at 7pm. For future films please check our What’s On column.

Would you like to be part of a new Choir?St. John’s Church, Flookburgh currently has an existing small core group of singers but they are keen to welcome more members and start a new choir. You don’t need to live in Flookburgh, just have a desire to sing. Everyone is invited to join, whether you’re young, old, male, female, bass or treble.The group intend to practice, on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month from 7-8pm, with organ accompaniment and a skilled leader. Tea and coffee will be provided afterwards. For those who wish to, you could also join in the Sunday services at 9.30am.The first practice will be on Tuesday 2nd September from 7pm, in the church. Why not go along and give it a try. For more information, please contact Lee Johnson on 015395 58644 or Olivea on 015395 32875.

Grange Drama’s 2014/15 season opened last month with a play reading of Frank Vickery’s comedy Family Planning. Nicola Quinn, a new member who has recently moved here, shared her knowledge of c h a r a c t e r i s a t i o n s and how split stage sets can add another dimension to a play.

The group would also like to formally welcome 3 other new members: Chris, Linda and Sue. The groups next performance will take place on Thursday November 6th when they will treat us to Willy Russell’s well known comedy, ‘Educating Rita’.Audition readings for Amanda Whittington’s comedy, ‘Ladies Day’, will take place soon. Please check the website for full details: www.grange-drama.org.uk. There are also several play readings

in between, starting this month with Kath Bolton’s choice of, ‘Dangerous Corner’ by J B Priestley. If you are interested in listening to this play, go to Grange Institute at 7.30pm on Tuesday September 16th.Grange Drama will give more details of Ladies Day next month but there is a reading (pre-audition) night on Wednesday October 15th at Grange Institute at 7.30pm. Find out more from director, Benita Finch on 07951 324441.

Grange Drama will be ‘Educating Rita’Stars of the futureAllithwaite and Cartmel WI have come together to organise a Concert in aid of ‘JIGSAW’ the Children’s Hospice in Cumbria.Grange Primary School, ‘Young Voices’ will be appearing and there will also be solo performances which will include past and present pupils of Judith Pool, aged 6 to 19 years. All are prizewinners in festivals and competitions, so this promises to be a real treat.Grange Methodist Church Hall, Friday 19th Sept at 7pm. Tickets and enquiries to Judith Pool on 015395 32447. All proceeds will go to the Hospice.


Food & Drink

The Perfect Beef SteakThere are many different types of Steak, and hundreds of ways to cook them. Everyone will have their own preferences, but we thought we would use our years of experience to impart some Top Tips on buying, cooking and eating the Perfect Beef Steak.Steaks are tasty, quick to cook and versatile, as well as lean, with most of their fat already removed. Using our seam butchery techniques, the gristle and connective tissues are also removed to eliminate plate waste. So, what are the things you should look out for when choosing Steak? Maturation, fat cover and marbling are quality indicators. Traceability tells you where the meat has come from, and at Higginsons, all our Beef is fully traceable, coming from reputable local suppliers. Our Steaks are matured for a minimum of 3 weeks, and are hand-cut by our master butchers, to ensure a great flavour and eating experience. New on the menu this month is our Steak Haché, an authentic, French, course ground Steak with a great flavour. These are served simply in France with French Fries and salad. Or, for something a little different but very tasty, why not try our seasonal ‘Luing’ Guest Beef, produced by A Smith of High House Farm in the Winster Valley. And here are some of Stuarts Top Tips for cooking the Perfect Steak:Remove the Steaks from the fridge at least an hour before cooking and bring to room temperatureSeason both sides with salt and pepper, or a freshly prepared dry rub or marinade. Ensure the pan, griddle or grill is very hot before starting to cook.Once cooked, remove the Steaks to a warm plate and leave to rest for a few minutes before serving.Come and talk to us about our Steaks… and don’t forget to collect one our FREE Steak cooking guides!www.higginsonsofgrange.co.uk

GRANGE CONCERT CLUBOn Friday September 12th, Victoria Hall will play host to Bartosz Woroch, a young Polish violinist, who is a professor at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and the pianist Robert Thompson. This is the next concert in the Grange-over-Sands and District concert club programme and the duo will perform violin sonatas by JS Bach (No 1) and Beethoven (No 9, Kreutzer) and Prokofiev’s 5 melodies for violin and piano.Admission at the door is £10 and the concert will start at 8pm.

CLASSICAL ACT: Bartosz Woroch, a young Polish violinist

New exhibition of oil paintings at the Beach Hut GalleryArtist Laura Pendlebury has walked over Hampsfell with her dog, almost every day for the past year. Her exhibition of oil paintings, ‘Heaven is a Hill’, can now be viewed at the Beach Hut Gallery. Her paintings explore some of what she has seen and felt during her walks.The exhibition is supported by a wide variety of work from the other artists who run the Beach Hut Gallery at Kents Bank Station. If you haven’t been before this wonderful little gallery is well worth a visit. Open Thursday to Sunday 11am - 5pm.

‘Waiting for the Sun’ by Laura Pendlebury.

Des DayOne of Lancashire’s top comedians, has brought together a group of artists to put on a Grand Variety Show at the Victoria Hall here in Grange on Friday 3rd Oct at 7.30pm, raising funds for the Alzheimer’s Society, a society leading the fight against dementia.Artists include: Brian Sefton, a top class magician; Ron Carey, male vocalist whose repertoire includes songs by Frank Sinatra & Matt Munro; Rachel Mercer, local soprano; Silver Web Academy of Dance & of course Des himself providing the comedy.Tickets only £8, (Under 16’s £5), available from Grange Information Centre. Open daily 10am – 4pm or by Tel: 015395 34026

Last chance to see Prom Art Prom Art’s final event of the Summer season will be on Grange Promenade on Sunday 28 September from 10 am to 4pm.

If you haven’t been before, the event is free and showcases the work of a variety of artists and crafts people, who come from all parts of the North-west, and some from even further afield. New for this year is Poets’ Corner where you can hear a group of local poets reciting their work.

PromArt’s AGM will also take place on this date at 5pm, in the upstairs meeting Room at the Commodore Hotel. PromArt organisers have re-launched their website with lots of new information and photographs. Why not take a look at, www.promart.info, the team would appreciate your feedback.

Community Choir has a successful first yearOver 40 people joined the newly formed, Bay Community Singers, giving the choir a very successful first year. Along with conductor, Jane Thedham, and accompanist, Emma Kerr, they have sung a range of songs and have enjoyed performing at the Christmas Tree Festival, the United Reformed Church in aid of St Mary’s Hospice and also at the Edwardian Music Hall. Rehearsals are held on Thursday evenings 7 - 9pm in the United Reformed Church Hall on Kents Bank Road. We recommence on Thursday 18th September and look forward to welcoming returning and new singers. For more details please email [email protected] or phone 35517.

Seldom Seen - Mapping Morecambe BayMapping Morecambe Bay is an exciting artist-led programme. Morecambe Bay Partnership are working with Barrow-based Art Gene, to map hidden assets and find out about the stories of local people that draw out the fascinating social, natural and industrial histories of the Bay.

These will be captured in four new maps, the Seldom Seen map series, covering: Furness Peninsula; Cartmel Peninsula; Arnside, Silverdale and area; Morecambe, Heysham and area.They’re looking for people to join them as we map the social, natural and industrial history of these communities around the bay. You can get involved in our roadshow by bringing your photos,

artefacts, memories and stories to share with our other guests, participants and volunteers.The Seldom Seen Roadshow is free and the next one takes place on 27th September at Cartmel Racecourse between 11am - 4pm. For information about all Art Gene’s work, please visit their website on www.morecambebay.org.uk/eventshere.

Fun and fitness in LindaleA diverse group of people have been meeting in Lindale village hall regularly on Friday

evenings. Scottish country dancing is inexpensive and requires no special clothing or a partner. The music is lively and the tuition professional but patient and light hearted.

This year we have held informal dances, some with live music and a more formal Summer Ball at Windermere School. So why not give it a try have fun and make new

friends and join a worldwide family? For more details contact Helena Nixon tel: 01524 781048 or email: [email protected]


Church News

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Methodist Church Circuit, made their farewells to the Rev. Joe Daley, Minister of Grange Methodist Church, Mrs Daley and their family. From September 2014, a new Methodist minister will be join-ing the South Lakes Methodist Circuit Reverend Jo Rand will take responsibility for Grange and Cartmel Methodist churches.

She will have moved to Grange with her family during August. The welcome service for the family will be held on Saturday 6th September at Grange Methodist Church.

Farewell Reverend Daley and a welcome to Reverend Jo Rand

Jo Rand, her husband Paul and their children Martha and Amos.

Tottlebank Baptist ChurchTottlebank Baptist Church, nr Greenodd will be hosting a Musical Evening on Friday September 12th at 7.30pm.

Paul Gregson, organist at Hawkshead, and ‘a delightful show-off’, will be entertaining with his version of the ‘Last Night at the Proms’.

Exhausted but elated by his energy, you will be glad of the refreshments on offer! There is no charge for this event but donations to charity will be gladly accepted. www.tottlebank.org.uk gives map and phone details.

St Paul’s, GrangePrayer for healing has been part of the Church’s ministry since the disciples were sent out in pairs to preach the Good News.

Grange United Reformed ChurchThis month has been quite quiet but there are several events to look forward to in September.

Cartmel Priory ChurchOn Saturday September 27th a concert will be given by Flookburgh Band at 7.30pm.

During the past 100 years, prayer for healing has been re-discovered by churches of all denominations and the Laying on of Hands for Healing was introduced as a regular part of the main morning service at St Paul’s several years ago.

It is offered every three months on the second Sunday of the month and the next Laying on of Hands will take place during the 11 am service on Sunday 14th September when two appointed representatives will be available in the Lady Chapel during the Eucharist for those who wish to come forward to receive this ministry in a confidential

manner. Those coming forward may briefly state their need either for themselves or for someone about whom they are concerned, or they may remain silent. Our healing ministry is for everyone and we welcome all who wish to join us in our services to pray for wholeness and healing either for yourself or for others.

We would like to give our thanks to all those who over the years have hired and used the Parish Hall and to those who have supported our Tuesday coffee mornings. Although the Hall is now closed for lettings, the Parish Office and the clinics will be remaining open with access from the Kent’s

Bank Road entrance, opposite the Co-Op.

Our autumn lunchtime concert in St Paul’s church will be held on Wednesday 10th September. Entitled A Feast of Flute Music, we are delighted to welcome the return, by popular demand, of David Edmonds on flute. David, who was such a success at our autumn concert last year, will be accompanied by Charles Edmondson, and the duo will play a varied and imaginative programme. Lunch will be served from 12 noon and the hour long concert will commence at 1 pm. Admission is £8 to include lunch and is payable at the door.

We have had a mini revival of the Children’s Liturgy, which of course is largely dependent on visitors’ children!

Two priests’ funerals at Preston and Lytham gave

one the opportunity to see one’s fellow priests from other parts of the Diocese – Grange is rather isolated.

A celebration of Mass for the deceased and an hour of silent prayer before the

Blessed Sacrament was a fitting commemoration of the beginning of World War One. A half hour of quiet reflection with the Quakers was a refreshing and uplifting experience; a pleasant change from some verbose religious outings.The book of intercessions in Church has been extensively used in recent weeks – family problems, sickness, anxiety, thanksgiving and joy have been a source of communal prayer each Sunday.

The massacre in Gaza has certainly hit the news and rightly so.

At last, work at the rear of the Presbytery is coming together and all should be tidy by the time of the Parish BBQ – Sunday September 7th after 10:30 Mass – All welcome – entrance fee £5.00 adults and £2.50 children to include a burger or hot dog, salad and a glass of wine or fruit juice – come and see!

The NSPCC gave a marvellous afternoon’s entertainment at the URC Hall. Lovely sandwiches and cakes together with some good singing, hat and dress displays. I thoroughly enjoyed it all – especially the sandwiches and cakes!! Travel safely.

God Bless. Fr P.

PS: I went to buy an ice cream. The guy said “hundreds and thousands?” I said, “lets just start with one!”

St.Charles ChurchWell, there is little to report. Everyone seems to be on holiday. The Men’s Group, The Ladies’ Group, the Sunday Lunch and the Prayer Group are all on hold during August.

The concert will include the first performance of a Joni Mitchell song arrangement by their conductor, John Iveson, for tuba and band. The last movement of Saint Saens Organ Symphony is also expected to be on the programme with Adrian on the organ.Tickets on the door £10 to

include refreshments. Sunday 28th September is the date for our Patronal Festival and Roof Celebration

All three services at 8am, 11am and 6.30pm will be a celebration of our recently restored roof and Patronal saints. Please do join us at one or more of these special services.

The last of this season’s Traveller’s Tales is on September 4th at 7.45pm when Margaret Mellock will give a talk entitled St Petersburg to Shanghai. All are welcome and we thank everyone who has supported these evenings .We are looking forward to our Annual K-Shoes Choir concert with David

Edmonds on Wednesday 17th September at 8pm. This always an enjoyable evening and everyone is welcome.The really special event is our Harvest Weekend with our service on 21st September at 10.30am. This is always much anticipated and enjoyed. All welcome.


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Thoughts for ConsiderationThe only limitations to your happiness are the ones you invent and then give energy too. You give energy to the thoughts you want even if they make you unhappy.If you’re feeling fed up, not happy with your life (We’re not talking depression.) a proven idea that does work is to help cheer someone else up. Those who bring joy to the lives of others cannot help but bring it to themselves.It is important that you focus your mind on the thought that, yesterday is but a memory and tomorrow only a vision, but today - well lived - will make every yesterday a memory of joy and every tomorrow a vision of hope; so take care of this day, for in truth, it’s all there is.Future happiness depends on what we do in the present. (Mahatma Ghandi)

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Upcoming Events Saturday 6th September at 2pm

Outing to WindermereMonday 8th September at 10.45am

Folksy Theatre PerformanceFriday 12th September at 2pm

Richard Bromley, Pianist Saturday 13th September at 2pm

Allithwaite Flower Show OutingFriday 19th September at 11am

Cartmel Food Market OutingFriday 19th September at 7pm

Evening concert at Grange Methodist ChurchTuesday 30th September 10 – 12am

Allithwaite Teapot Stop Outing

And in aid of Macmillan Nurse Cancer Support

Friday 26th September at 2:15pm Coffee Afternoon All Welcome

If you would like some information about The Old Vicarage Care Home or the

upcoming events please ring us on 015395 33703

THE OLD VICARAGEAllithwaite, Grange-over-Sands

Whatever true joy there is in this world comes from desiring others to be happy, and whatever suffering there is in this world comes from desiring happiness only for self.So, do all the good you can - by all the means you can - In all the ways you can - In all the places you can - to all the people you can - as long as ever you can. (Charles Wesley)Nobody can go back and start a new beginning, but anyone can start today and make a new ending; however, nothing will change if you don’t.

Ethics for a Happy and Contented Life1. Avoid killing anything, as far as you possibly can.

2. Avoid sexual misconduct. This applies especially to adultery.

3. Avoid taking what is not given.

4. Avoid lying. Avoid consciously and intentionally deceiving others.

5. Avoid slander. Slander is the motivation to create divisions

between people or provoke enmity. If it’s false, it’s a lie too.

6. Avoid abuse. In this context abuse is to do with using words as

weapons to wound someone. If the motivation behind your words

is to inflict injury on someone that’s abuse.

7. Avoid idle gossip. This doesn’t refer to casually passing the time

of day chatting with your neighbour, but to speech motivated by

hostility, gossip concerning others, etc.

8. Avoid malice, or ill will. This state of mind is so painful to

experience in others. It’s a terrible thing to wish another person

harm or injury.

9. Avoid avarice, extreme desire and greed. These three are

divined by thoughts of craving for something that belongs to

somebody else. Not wanting them to have it because you want it.

10. Avoid false views. There is a general idea of moral good. The

above is a foundation for such a moral good. For example,

a false view is the belief that our actions are inconsequential

that it doesn’t really matter how we behave because things are

controlled by chance or fate, so we may just as well get by and

have a good time. This is totally false, but people do believe it to

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SEPTEMBER Aug – 28th Beach Hut Gallery, new exhibition ‘Heaven is a Hill’, paintings by Laura Pendlebury, Kents Bank Station. Open Thurs – Sundays 11am-5pm www.thebeachhutgallery.co.uk 35959 / 35414Tue 2nd Grange Fibromyalgia & ME/CFS Friends ‘Living Well Café’ Thornleigh Hotel, Grange 2-4pm. Enquiries 34910 or 33022Tue 2nd/9th/16th/23rd/30th Sequence Dancing, Lindale Village Hall 7.30-10pm. New members & beginners welcome, enquiries 35512Wed 3rd/10th/17th/24th Slimming World United Reformed Church Hall, Kents Bank Road, Grange 9.30am & Allithwaite Community Centre 7pm. Enquires 07703 875578Wed 3rd Stroke Group in Grange, The Health Centre, Kents Bank Road, Grange 1-3pm. Enquiries to Sam Cooke, Life after Stroke Co-ordinator 07739 746 099 [email protected] 4th Grange NSPCC Flower arranging by Joan Bentley, Allithwaite Community Centre 7pmThu 4th Cartmel Peninsula Local History Society ‘Monasteries & their influence in N Lancashire & S Cumbria’ Alan Crosby, Cartmel Village Hall 7.30pm

Thu 4th Travellers’ Tales ‘St Petersburgh to Shanghai’ Margaret Wellock, URC Hall, Kents Bank Road, Grange 7.45pm. Admission £3.50Fri 5th/12th/19th/26th St Mary’s Hospice Friendship & Support Group, Father Magner Room, St Charles’ Church, Grange 2-4pmFri 5th Keldwyth Awards – The Finals Concert, Victoria Hall, Grange 7.30pm. Tickets £10 www.keldwythaward.org.ukFri 5th Yew Tree Barn/ Harry’s Cafe Bar Jazz Dinner Evening, Low Newton nr Grange.Information & to book 31498 [email protected] 6th Music of John Denver performed by Chris Bannister, Victoria Hall, Grange 8pm. Tickets £10 Grange Tourist Information, on 07973 802 637 or at the doorSun 7th Music in the Park, Burneside Brass Band, The Bandstand, Park Road Gardens, Grange 2pm. If wet weather Victoria Hall, Grange, enquiries 34026Sun 7th Popular Sequence Dancing with Graham & Bernice, Victoria Hall, Grange 7.30-10pm. Enquiries 35525Mon 8th Grange Probus Club ‘The Titanic’ John Murray, Netherwood Hotel 10 for 10.30am. Enquiries 01524 760086Mon 8th Cartmel Fell Local History Society ‘Through the Glass Darkly – New Light on the Dark Ages in Cumbria’ Rachel Newman, Cartmel Fell Parish Hall 8pm. Visitors welcome £2, enquiries 68389 [email protected] 9th Allithwaite Lunch Club, The Pheasant Inn 12.30. To book 36526

Tue 9th Mothers & Others meeting followed by Jacob’s Join Supper, Grange Fell Golf Club 7.30pm. Enquiries 33678 or 34729

Tue 9th/16th/23rd/30th Ballroom Dancing Allithwaite Community Centre 8.15-10.15pm. £6pp, enquiries 07964 693232.Wed 10th Lunchtime concert St Paul’s Church ‘A Feast of Flute Music’, Grange 12noon. Admission £8 incl lunchWed 10th Allithwaite Community Centre & Playing Fields Committee Afternoon Tea Dance/Social w live music, raffle 2-4.30pm. Admission £4 incl afternoon teaWed 10th Open Meeting & discussion – An Idea for the Future of Grange - Commodore Inn (upstairs) 7.30pm. More information see under Letters to the EditorWed 10th Newton & Field Broughton WI ‘Sandscale Haws’ Neil Forbes, Lindale Village Hall 7.40pmThu 11th Flookburgh Over 60’s Club “Flora’s Paradise” by Maurice Steele, Flookburgh Village Hall, 2pmThu 11th- Sun 14th Art exhibition of works by local artists, St Paul’s Church Lindale 11am-4pm. Admission freeThu 11th – Sun 14th Heritage Open Days incl St Paul’s Church Bell Hill, Lindale Thu-Sun & Cartmel Gate House, The Square, Cartmel Sat-Sun. www.heritageopendays.org.ukFri 12th URC Fashion Show by Paragon, URC Hall, Kents Bank Road, Grange 7pm. Tickets £5 incl refreshments. Enquiries 58937

Fri 12th Tottlebank Baptist Church Musical Evening w Paul Gregson organist, nr Greenodd 7.30pm www.tottlebank.org.ukFri 12th/ 19th/26th Ballroom Dancing Cartmel Primary School Hall 7.30-9.00pm. £5pp, enquiries 07964 693232Fri 12th Grange Concert Club, Bartocz Woroch violin & Robert Thompson piano, Victoria Hall, Grange 8pm. Admission on the door, £10, students free, enquiries [email protected] 13th Sept – 12th Oct The Witherslack Artists & Makers Group Annual Show, Old School Room, Witherslack (nxt to church), 10am-5pmSat 13th – Sun 14th Craft Fair, Cartmel Village Hall 10am-5pm. Free admission, enquiries 01524 732877Sat 13th -28th C-art Cumbria Artists Open Studios, various locations www.c-art.org.ukSat 13th Arnside Highlights film “Belle” Arnside Educational Institute 7.30pm. Tickets £5 at The Little Shop, Arnside Promenade or contact [email protected] 14th Cark Village Treasure Trail/ Holker Village Hall, Cark 2pm £3Mon 15th Cartmel Flower Club “Wait and See” Pat Crichton, Cartmel Village Hall 2pmTue 16th U3A ‘Orchids of the British Isles’ Maurice Steel, Victoria Hall, Grange 10.15am followed by tea & biscuits. Visitors welcomeWed 17th K-Shoes Male Voice Choir Concert with soloist Dave Edmunds (flute), United Reformed Church, Kents

What’s On

Your Red Squirrels need you!

Squirrel activity is at its height in the spring and summer months. The squirrels – reds and greys - are busy breeding, feeding and beginning to expand their territory.

The Westmorland Red Squirrel Society’s volunteers and contractors are equally busy. We’re trapping and despatching greys - more than 1100 so far this year – which is essential if we’re to prevent the spread of the squirrel pox virus that is lethal to reds and reduce the damage that greys do to our woodland trees and bird populations. We’re busy recording red sightings too, including more in the grounds and woodlands of Holker Hall this summer and across the Kent Estuary in Arnside and Silverdale. We’re also attending many of the local shows. This spreads the word about red squirrel conservation and offers visitors and

local people alike the chance to talk to us about what we do. And how delighted we were to be awarded Best Trade Stand at this year’s Cartmel Show!The shows bring new members as well as people who want to assist with the continuing task of grey control. If you missed us at any of this year’s shows and would like to help please get in touch. Call 01539 821714 or 07836 584201. You can also find us on Facebook or go to www.westmorlandredsquirrels.org.uk. And if you see a red, we’d love to hear about that too!Bob Cartwright Secretary Westmorland Red Squirrels

Swifts in the communityThe Grange Natural History Society Swift monitoring team has pinpointed 29 buildings in the town where Swifts have nested this year.

Most just had one pair of Swifts but some had multiple nests. At least 54 nests were occupied in Grange and we think that many successfully fledged young. The top “Des. Res. locally” is Cumbria Grand who hosted ten pairs of Swifts and I hope that visitors to the hotel enjoying the balmy evenings in July appreciated the exciting spectacle of screaming high-speed swift fly-pasts around the flag tower. We suspect

other sites in Grange and are aware of the main ones in Lindale and Allithwaite but will have to wait until next May to complete our survey. So if you would like to join us next spring in helping this enigmatic declining species please contact me through the Grange Natural History Society. If you are not confident about telling a Swift from a Swallow don’t worry as bird identification tuition can be provided. Martin Chadwick

Lindale geological trail‘The place is a geologist’s paradise. You can actually see the fault, where the earth moved, by the church’. Allithwaite Upper Community Plan 2008.

The story of the rocks below Lindale, which determine much of the character of the village, is revealed in the latest addition to the Lindale Heritage Walks leaflets (still available from Grange Now). Based on mapping by the Westmorland Geological Society, sponsored by Cumbria GeoConservation and printed by the Field Studies Council, this leaflet will be of interest to students at Castle Head Field Centre and members of Grange U3A, and to anyone who has wondered how the rocks around Lindale have formed. Written and designed by the same team of Sylvia Woodhead and John Shippen, the leaflet is a lavishly coloured A3 fold out with a geological map, explanations and many photos showing the geological features to be seen on this walk around Lindale.

The leaflet will be available at Grange Now, Grange Tourist Information and Lindale Village Stores, for a modest £2 donation to Cumbria GeoConservation. Sylvia Woodhead

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Bank Road, Grange 8pm. Tickets £6 at the doorFri 19th Cartmel Food Market 10am-4pm www.cartmelvillage.comFri 19th Grange Cinema in conjunction with Cine North ‘Mandela Long Walk to Freedom’ downstairs at Keg & Kitchen, Main Street, Grange 7pm. £3.50 adult/£2.50 concessions

Fri 19th Grange Garden Society ‘The Gardens of Sizergh Castle’ John Hawley, former Head Gardener, URC Hall, Kents Bank Road, Grange 7.30pm

Sat 20th& Sun 21st Yew Tree Barn Cane & Rush Seating Course, Low Newton nr Grange. Information & to book 31498 or e-mail [email protected]

Sun 21st Harvest service, United Reformed Church, Kents Bank Road, Grange 10.30am. All welcome

Thu 25th Flookburgh Over 60’s ‘Mystery’ Coach trip to Barnard Castle incl excellent afternoon tea, leaving Flookburgh Square 10am. All welcome, phone Eileen 34472 to book

Thu 25th Michael CL Hodgson Property Auction, Victoria Hall, Grange 2.30pm. Enquiries 33302

Thu 25th Grange WI ‘My Life as a Registrar’ Sue Oliver, Meeting Room, St Paul’s Church, Grange 7.30pm. New members welcome, enquiries 32932

Fri 26th Garden Party in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support & The Biggest Coffee Morning, Clare House Hotel, Park Road, Grange 10.30am-

2pm. Cakes, scones, tea &coffee, cake donations gratefully accepted on Thursday 25th, enquiries 33026Fri 26th or Sat 27th Coffee Morning in aid of Boxes of Hope, The Institute, Main Street, Grange 10am-12non. Sat 27th Coffee Morning, Cartmel Methodist Church 10am-12noonSat 27th Seldom Seen Road Show ’Mapping Morecambe Bay’; share your collections, souvenirs & stories, Cartmel Race Course 11am-4pm. Enquiries Art Gene Office 01229 825085 [email protected] 27th Cartmel Priory Summer Concerts, Flookburgh Band. Enquiries 36261 www.cartmelpriory.org.uk

Sat 27th Arnside Highlights “A Harpers’s Trade” Nick Hennessy, harp music, song & storytelling, Arnside Educational Institute 7.30pm. Adult £8/child £5 Sue Hayward 01524 762254 [email protected] 28th Cartmel Priory Church Patronal Festival & Roof Festival, services at 8am, 11am & 6.30pm

Sun 28th PromArt Art & Craft Fair, The Prom, Grange 10am-4pm www.promart.info

Sun 28th Canvas & Thread, Community of Artists sharing skills, offering advice & workshops, Grange Institute10am-4pm. Drop in for Advice, Workshops, Artist Demonstrations & Sale of Works www.canvasandthread.co.ukTue 30th Teapot Stop Community Café Allithwaite Community Centre 10-12pm

Tue 30th Grange Natural History Society, Fungal Foray w David Benham& Rob Petley-Jones, Roadsea Wood 10am, meet at small car park SD330.827 up a track by the river to the start of the wood at Haverthwaite bridge. Lunch optional, information 58644

Tue 30th Tim Farron MP Advice Surgery Victoria Hall, Grange 4-5pm. Open access, no appointment necessary, further enquiries 01539 723403

OCTOBERWed 1st Stroke Group in Grange, The Health Centre, Kents Bank Road, Grange 1-3pm. Enquiries to Sam Cooke, Life after Stroke Co-ordinator 07739 746 099 [email protected]

Thu 2nd Cartmel Peninsula Local History Society,’Dorothy Wordsworth’ talk by Wordsworth Trust Officer, Cartmel Village Hall 7.30pm. Non-members £2.50

Fri 3rd Variety Show in aid of Alzheimer’s Society, Des Day comedian, Ron Carey & Rachel Mercer vocalists, Silver Web Academy dancers, Victoria Hall, Grange 7.30pm. Tickets £8/£5 from Grange Tourist Information 34026Sun 5th Food Bank collection Parish Hall, Grange 1-3pm

Advertise your events - free of charge. Please e-mail your events to [email protected] by Friday 19th September - with contact details if you wish. Coffee mornings, events, club meetings, sports events etc. all welcome.

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Brown Robin A great season for butterflies and moths this year. Lots of Dark green fritillaries, Common blue, Meadow brown, on the top field and in the valley as well as a newly recorded Ringlet and lots of Six-spot burnet and Chimney sweeper moths too.

If you take the time to look a little closer at moths you will find they are just as colourful and varied as butterflies. I tend to see them as just night Butterflies. They drink nectar and sap and you get to really appreciate them when they are resting during the day as you can get very close. I was walking out of the station and found an impressive Poplar hawk moth recently. My moth trap is up and running and I will be getting our outdoor nature group to come along and see what we have found.The top meadow is to be hay cut this year and the hay spread

over a field which in the past was fertilised, thus poor in wild flowers. However over the years I have noticed more wild flowers popping up here and the phosphate levels are lower now and it is hoped the seed will take and extend the wildflower meadow.Beech “de-limbing”. This happened three times last year where some of our large Beech trees lost large branches in the middle of summer. This is a way of conserving water during prolonged droughts and other trees can do this too such as Ash.Tony Saunders

Bookshelf There is still time for primary school children to complete the Summer Reading Challenge as the final day to return books is Saturday 13th September. Don’t miss out on your medal!

Rhymetime will be starting again with a new day and a new host. Tina will be holding the first one on Wednesday 3rd September at 10am and fortnightly thereafter ie 17th September, 1st & 15th October. Come along with your little ones and join in the fun.Also on 3rd September, we will be having a visit from a representative of Healthwatch Cumbria, from 9.30am to 3.30 pm. They are surveying residents’ experiences with healthcare and social care and would welcome your views on the current provision.We’ve got a busy start to the Autumn with events in September and October:• Poet Geraldine Green will be

returning, after her very popular readings earlier this year, with 5 colleagues to read poems on the theme “Write to Roam” on Thursday 11th September from 2.30 pm.

• On Thursday 18th September we will have “Women’s Voices of The First World War – A Salute to a Generation” with diaries, commentaries and articles read by Maggie Norton, Neil Curry and Peggy Savage. This event also starts at 2.30 pm.

• Local writer Andrew Forster will be reading poems from his newly published book, “Homecoming”, on Thursday 2nd October from 2.30 pm. “Homecoming” explores his settling in Cumbria after 20 years

in Scotland. Andrew has published 2 previous collections and won a Northern Writers’ Award on 2014.

Tickets for all these events are £1 to include refreshments and are available from the Library or can be reserved by phoning 32749.Cartmel Adult Education Centre will be holding an enrolment session in the Library from 9.30 am to 12 noon on Thursday 4th September, or you can ‘post’ your enrolment in their Postbox in the library. We have brochures for Cartmel, Dallam, Kirkby Lonsdale and Ulverston Adult Education Centres available to collect from the Library.The Royal British Legion will be visiting the Library on Saturday 20th September from 10 am to 1 pm to provide advice for all those who are serving, who have served, their carers and dependants. The Cumbria Libraries website now has indexes of soldiers who served in the First World War and who were mentioned on their local newspapers. These include the Westmorland Gazette and the Barrow News. The link is at www.cumbria.gov.uk/libraries/localstudies/newspaper.aspIt may be a little early to mention, but our Charity Christmas Cards will be available to buy from 17th October – plenty of time to write and send out to far-flung family & friends.


School Reports

CPS hosted its third Primary Maths Master Class in JulyFourteen students attended the course from the local Primary Schools of Allithwaite, Flookburgh, Grange and Leven Valley. The students completed a workshop which focused on developing problem solving skills and collaborative group work. A variety of puzzles were attempted from getting the red car out of a traffic jam, balancing all 24 penguins at once on the (very) unstable iceberg, to completing magic squares with numbers, colours and symbols. Well done to Ben, Max, Jacob, Rebecca, Douglas, Tate, Eloise, Isabelle, Benjamin, Owen, Joshua, Gabe, Sam and Cailtin for mastering a variety of tricky problems.

Junior Maths Challenge SuccessFollowing the great success of our students in the UKMT Intermediate Maths challenge earlier this year, our students have again proved strong mathematical ability, this time, at the ‘junior’ level. Selected students from both Year 7 and Year 8 sat the national maths competition in May and between them achieved 1 gold, 4 silver and 7 bronze certificates. Over 240,000 students from across the UK sat the UKMT Junior Maths Challenge with roughly the top 6% receiving a gold certificate, the next 13% silver and the next 21% bronze. Well done to all 19 students who took part: Joe R, Henry M, Lydia D, Oliver C, Maddy D, Rachel C, Charlotte M, Felix F, Scott C, Jessica M, William K, Oliver T, Lucas O, Louis C, Adam P, Olivia D, Philippa B, Will W and Toby C. Congratulations to Joe, Henry, Lydia, Oliver C, Maddy, Rachel, Charlotte, Felix, Oliver T, Lucas, Louis and Adam; who all achieved certificates.

Maths success at Cartmel Priory

Lindale CE Primary SchoolWe are looking forward to the new school year at Lindale. We welcome Miss Natacha Bland to our staff. Miss Bland is covering Mrs Law’s maternity leave. We also now will have Mrs Dawson who runs Lindale Pre School Nursery working in school every afternoon. Our Reception and Year 1 class has had a ‘makeover’ over the holidays providing enhanced provision both inside and

outdoors. If you are new to the area, we still have some places available for this school year.Looking back, the summer term ended with a celebration of the year and especially of our leaving Year 6 group. We were so proud of the confident and caring young people that they have become. The SATs results and progress that this group achieved were outstanding, and reflected their hard work and positive attitudes. As an end of school trip, all Year 6 went by train to London. After a day of sightseeing including visiting No 10 Downing Street, they spent the night having a ‘sleep-over’

in the Natural History Museum. The ‘Dinosnores’ programme was an evening of activities followed by camping out under the large diplodocus in the central hall. The following day gave time for some more sightseeing before returning to Lindale. ‘The best trip ever!’ was the general consensus.The end of the school year was also time to say goodbye to two members of staff. Mrs Catherine Bradder retired after over 20 years teaching at the school and Mrs Emma Skeldon also moved on to new things. Our thanks and best wishes were conveyed to them both.

How quickly a summer goes and it’s time to think about getting your classes organised for the autumn months and we have a brilliant selection on offer, right through to July next year. Significantly, it’s worth headlining some of the changes from this September.Grange Parish Hall has closed so classes which were formerly there have moved in the whole to Allithwaite Community centre, including • Pilates on Mondays 9-10• Exercise to Music Mondays 10-11 • Wednesdays Gentle Circuits 09:45-

10:45• Wed Exercise to Music 11-12pm. • Diddi Dots 2:00-2.45 will be at the

Keg and Kitchen and Street Dance classes are moving to Grange School.

• We have lots of NEW language classes at varying times of the day at Grange Golf Club including:

• Get to grips with French Mondays 19:00-20:30pm

• Spanish For Beginners 09:30-11:00, Spanish Continuation 11:00-12:30pm, both on Mondays

• French Advanced Conversation 10-12pm; and French Intermediate 13:00-15:00pm on Thursdays at CHFC

• Spanish for Beginners 18:00-19:30 and Spanish Continuation 19:30-21:00pm again on Thursdays.

We have some NEW classes at new locations, for example at Lindale Village Hall are the following:-

• Post Natal Fitness Mondays 10:20-11:20am

• Gentle Exercise for Early Onset Dementia Mondays 11.30-12.30am

• Beginners Pilates Mondays 9-10am• Pilates Wednesdays 18:15-19:15pm• Dressmaking Made Easy Mondays

19:00-21:00Don’t forget, that you may also be eligible for FREE tuition through a scheme called SPORTIVATE. If you are aged between 19-25 and not in employment, education or any form of training, you may able to access a grant which will cover your tuition fees, details of which are available on our website, subject to proof of eligibility. Other new classes from September this year include:-• Mother and Baby Yoga, Parent

and Toddler Yoga and Kids Yoga – Cartmel Village Hall on Thursdays afternoons.

• Make a Simple Wrap Dress 20/09/14• Learn to run- Monday mornings and

Mixed Learn to Run Wednesdays pm• Understanding the glacial features of

Coniston 20/09/14• Level 2 Certificate in Counselling

16/09/14• Back to Basics Flower Arranging

20/09/14• Intro to Keeping Sheep 17/09/14• Intro to Social media 16/09/14• Men only cookery 17/09/14• Sugarcraft – Roses 20/09/14• Macro Photography workshop

27/09/14

• Upholstery workshop 27/09/14• Paint in Acrylics workshop 27/09/14• Expelling the Myths about Tax

17/09/14• Relaxation Therapies 17/09/14• Pregnancy Yoga 18/09/14• Glass Fusing workshop 27/09/14• Level 3 Award in Education and

Training 17/09/14• Basic Garden Design – 16/09/14In addition to the above, there is a wide and varied range of Languages, Technology, Fitness and Arts and Craft classes on offer, at varying times, to suit all ages and abilities.We also continue to offer FREE tuition in GCSE Maths and English, for those wishing to acquire these formal qualifications, maybe to improve their future career prospects. Please note, that taking the final examination and completing coursework for these two courses, is not optional but is integral to us securing funding. We are revamping our website so look out for changes over the next few months, the most recent addition being the languages page. You are able to download all course information sheets from the web and please keep your brochures as they last up to July 2015.I hope that people will continue to support all local classes as it’s only by sufficient enrolments that we manage to run and keep such a rich selection of classes, with people from as far afield as London enrolling as they certainly do not get classes which attract the same levels of subsidies which we enjoy.We all look welcome to hearing from

you and taking your enrolment this September and l hope that you enjoy this academic year. Please remember you can enrol at any time, subject to there being space availability on your chosen class.Jude Godden Community Learning Manager

Enrolments ongoing, join at any time – Most classes starting from

week beginning 08/09/14

Make a simple wrap dress-20/09

Dressmaking made easy-15/09

Men only cookery-17/09

Intro to social media-16/09

Basic Garden Design -16/09

Maths and English GCSEs – places available

Glacial features of Coniston -20/09

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Adult Education

“I’m reviewing the situation”What a show for Allithwaite C of E School students, who performed Lionel Bart’s ‘Oliver’ as their end of year production.It was incredible how, in just three weeks, the school had managed to put together such an amazing show complete with acting, singing and dancing! The show opened with ‘Food Glorious Food’ and by the

end of it every child in the crowd was singing along, even me! The students are incredibly talented and they deserved their huge round of applause.Also, I was very impressed by the work that both the students and teachers did with both the costumes and the scenography. I have got to say, the beards drawn on the childrens’ faces certainly added that, ‘je ne sais pas’ that the French always talk about.Special thanks must go to all the teachers, St Mary’s Church for

allowing the school to put on the show in its wonderful surroundings, and of course to the parents for all the support they gave.Overall, I must say once again, that the show was incredibly entertaining and I would like to congratulate all the pupils from Allithwaite School.This review was written by Ellen Von Wunster, a sixth form student from Dallam who did her work experience week at Grange Now and attended the show on behalf of the paper.


Letters to the Editor

Dear EditorAn Idea for the Future of Grange-Over-Sands. We live in a world where, for thousands of years, man has rampaged destructively upon the earth - a world dominated by the bad stuff about being humans - money and status. power and greed, aggression and egotism, corruption. This has led to a pile up of major problems for the human race. We need to live in a world dominated by the good stuff about being humans e.g. peace, wisdom, integrity, beauty.I can see a way forward to begin to make this happen. If this town was to become the birthplace of this idea, then there could be considerable economic and cultural benefits. At 78, I wonder whether this is an idea too far. You decide!Please come to an informal meeting for a brief explanation of the idea followed by a discussion. Commodore Inn (upstairs) Wednesday 10th September 7.30 p.m.Colin Mortlock (a new and happy Grange resident). 07508 601874

Dear EditorAt a time when the people at SLDC are looking favourably on housing development proposals - particularly those involving affordable housing - I see from your issue 276 (August) that the people at Cumbria County Council are to withdraw some X6 subsidies and may possibly reduce their funding of the 532 bus service. Could people from these two councils speak to each other and reconcile their views on affordable housing and public transport?Colin Reakes Grange over Sands

Dear EditorI would like to thank everyone who gave a helping hand when I came off my cycle on Meathop Road on Friday, 8th August. You were all very reassuring, as were the ambulance crew and Paramedic, who attended and who I would also like to thank. I was extremely lucky to only come away with a black eye and 2 steri-strips under the chin! I apologise for any inconvenience. A very grateful Judith Thornton of Cockermouth.

Dear EditorA huge, ‘Thank you and Congratulations’ to two local young people, Glen Giffney, pianist, and Grace Heap, singer, for providing us with the most wonderful concert on Friday August 1st.The concert was entitled, ‘From Bach to Bond’, and that is exactly what they treated us to, a selection of varied treats from the old composers to the more modern pieces of theatrical world. These two very talented young people entertained us with such professionalism and charm, with all the moss and tempo changes.Victoria Hall was a full house, a superb accolade to this local, harmonious twosome, who performed beautifully and blessed us with the joy of music in all its various forms.The quality of their music delivery is ‘spot on’ with their dedication and enthusiasm to their art, being totally evident.Both Glen and Grace have been developing their musical skills and talents since they were about 4 years old, within the Grange area.However, Glen and Grace are now moving on, in separate directions, to study music to further their careers but ‘a little bird’ has reassured me that they hope to be performing together again occasionally, in the not too distant future. Wonderful news.So dear Glen and Grace, thank you again, for a splendid concert and we wish you all the very best in your exciting musical careers. Please come back again and share your beautiful piano playing and singing with us here in Grange. We will be waiting! God bless you both in all you do.Barbara and Reg Brown Grange over Sands

Letters to the Editor are published on the understanding that they may have to be shortened to fit available space. Publication of a letter in no way reflects the views of Grange Now. All letters must be accompanied by a name and address even if the correspondent requests anonymity. In this case ‘name and address supplied’ will be added.

Wills supporting St Mary’s HospiceWe have just proudly presented a cheque for £9,700 to St Mary’s Hospice, Ulverston as a result of our Wills4Hospice Campaign. The campaign proved so popular that we had to extend it to get everybody in. We wrote over 100 Wills, which is probably around 200 hours of our time. We did not charge a bean and so every penny went to the Hospice. It was hard work for us all here but when we went to present the cheque, the tea and cakes at the Hospice coffee shop made it all worthwhile.

Why was the campaign so popular? Here is a short quiz. Was it:-

A) Everybody likes to see lawyers do something for nothing for a changeB) People wanted to show their support for the local hospice C) Far too many people in our area do not have a WillD) all of the above

I choose (D) all of the above, St Mary’s Hospice is a charity we all know and love. We can’t do all of our Wills for nothing, but we would be happy to contribute £10 to the Hospice for every Will we do until the end of the year. And you can contribute more if you like. This way, not only will St Mary’s Hospice benefit, you get your wills planning up to date and get sound advice from us on Inheritance tax, cost of care planning, powers of attorney and your finances in general. For every one of the 100 Wills that we made, those clients got full advice from us on all areas that we felt were relevant to them, with a clear letter setting out their options and the cost. Come to see us for an initial chat. That won’t cost you anything. We can advise you on your Will and other planning and you can then go ahead with whichever services you like. We see a lot of clients who did not realise that the planning we suggest was an option for them or was something they can afford. And remember £10 from every Will goes to the Hospice. Turn to Poole Townsend to make an appointment to speak to one of our Wills experts. Call: (015395) 33316 or email me at [email protected] Visit www.pooletownsend.co.uk/supportingstmarys2

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BUILDERS / JOINERSA B WILSON & SON

Over 30 years experience in building, joinery & maintenance including ground work, paving, slating landscaping, tiling,

roofing, plastering,custom made decking & summer houses

All jobs considered, no job too smallFree estimates, Contact Adrian on

(015395) 58412 or 07904 119535

Greenhalgh & Son All building work undertaken. 015395 38931 or 015395 34261

CARE SERVICESHEYDAYS CARE & SUPPORT SERVICES We go that extra mile. Providing the highest standard of care and support, helping you to maintain your independence in the comfort of your own home. We are registered with the Care Quality Commission, Cumbria County Council & Primary Care Trust. Visit us at www.heydayscare.co.uk or contact Dawn or Kelly on 015395 52548

CARPETSCARPETS & VINYLS Full and part rolls in stock. Free local estimates and delivery. Fitting service available. Albert Road, Grange-Over-Sands & Market Hall, Kendal. Tel: 015395 34061 Mob: 07905 687 672 www.homedeliverycarpets.com

CARPET CLEANERSCARPET CLEANING UNLIMITED and upholstery too. Give Peter Jewell a ring on 01229 885685. Member of the National Carpet Cleaners Association.ULVERCLEAN Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Specialists. For a true deep clean contact Lee Grundy on 01229 586703

CARPET CLEANERSCHAMPION CARPET & UPHOLSTERY

CLEANINGCarpets, 3-piece suites & rugs cleaned

to a high standardGreat prices & free quotations

For a professional, friendly & reliable serviceCall 015395 62390 or 07977 021002www.championcarpetcleaning.co.uk

Clean Genie Quality Carpet Cleaning domestic and commercial, nursing homes etc. FREE QUOTES www.clean-genie-south-lakes.co.uk 07825 201 657 / 015395 34095

CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANER Carpet and upholstery cleaner, Power Washer,Wallpaper Stripper. Dehumidifier for hire Postlethwaites 015395 33040

CAT CAREGOING ON HOLIDAY?

Hospital Stay? Last Minute Departure? Whatever the reason I will take care of your cat(s) in their own home in your absence.

Fully insured and excellent references. Kennel Maids Professional Pet Care.

015395 52099. 0776 176 7344 WWW.P4WS.CO.UK

CATERINGANDREW SOUTHCOTT CATERING. Whatever the occasion large or small we come to you to make your event very special. 015395 59090.

CHIMNEY SWEEPRob Chambers

All types of chimneys and flues.Member of the

National Association of Chimney Sweeps HETAS Approved. Fully insured.

Tel: 01229 588025. Mobile: 07881 921529ANDREW BACKHOUSE CHIMNEY SWEEP LTD Established 1992. Trading standards approved. All types of chimneys and flues swept. Camera surveys. Member of the Institute of Chimney Sweeps. Tel 015394 45117 or 0776 314 5594

CHIROPODIST/PODIATRISTSUE LAWTON (S.R.Ch,D.Pod.M,M.Ch.S) HCPC Registered Chiropodist. Registered & qualified for 24 years. Home visits covering Grange, Ulverston & surrounding area.01229 861921DAVE HEMMINGS M.Inst.Ch.Pod. HCPC Registered. Home visits Grange & surrounding areas. 015395 35487 or 0773 644 8702 CHIROPODY CLINIC Milnthorpe. Ground floor clinic/parking available, Bridge End Business Park, Park Road, Milnthrope. HCPC registered/degree in Podiatric Medicine. Over 20 years NHS/private experience. www.judithswift.co.uk 015395 64303

CLEANING SERVICESLAKELAND MAIDS (015395) 34305Home helps, General housework.

Spring cleans, Holiday homes.Move in/out cleans, Carpet cleaning.

Fully insured, References available. Est. 20 yrsCLEAN CHOICE high standard cleaning. Friendly, local service. Call Emma on 0779 544 1324 / 01229 716 242 visit www.cleanchoice.info or e-mail [email protected], quality cleaning service + personal care. Shopping, companionship, sleep over, light gardening. Experienced lady, NVQ3 in care. References available. 015395 33153CLEANER. Quality cleaning and laundry services. Reasonable rates. Hours available. Call Joan on 0770 622 1466 / 07979 127 318 or e-mail [email protected]&M CLEANING regular, one offs & spring cleans. 0774 7404 775 / 015395 32195.Clean Genie Commercial Cleaning, routine and techncial. Specialist commercial kitchen duct cleaners and kitchen deep cleans. Office cleans, holiday homes, caravans, moving cleans, lettings cleans, high access and technical cleans, high access window cleans, disaster recovery cleans. Regular office or other place of work cleans. Free quotes, 24 hour service, LOCAL OFFICE in Grange with a dedicated team that won’t let you down! www.clean-genie-south-lakes.co.uk 07825 201 657 / 015395 34095

CLOCK & ANTIQUES RESTORERHANDYMAN SERVICES Clock, Barometer, Furniture Repair and restoration undertaken also minor domestic household repairs. No job too small. Tel: (015395) 33664 Mob: 0750 4888 426 ask for Tim e-mail: [email protected].

Classifieds

Host Families/Guardians RequiredWindermere School Guardianship Services are looking for suitable people, resident in South Lakeland, who are interested in providing occasional host accommodation and other services for overseas, boarding Students requiring localised support. The biggest requirement is during Half Term holidays in October, February and May.

• Guardians must be over age 25 and agree to a Disclosure and Barring Service check for all household members aged 16+

• An annual home inspection will be required• Place of residence to be permanent and not open to

paying guests

Full Training and Support will be offered along with appropriate fee payment for any services supplied.

To register your interest, please email

Jane Scott, Windermere School Guardianship Services: [email protected]

or telephone her on 015394 46164 Ext 292.


CLOCK REPAIRS & RESTORATIONExpert Clock Repairs to all quality clocks

by qualified craftsman British Watchmakers & Clockmakers Guild

For a complete service call Westmorland Clocks on 015395 52215

COMPUTER PROBLEMSCOMPUTER HELP AT HOME. For computer problems or tutorials in plain English. Call Graham Brook a certified computer engineer on 015395 60868

COMPUTER TUTORLEARN TO USE A COMPUTER in the comfort of your own home in a relaxed and informal manner. For all your requirements, Tel: Jennie on 015395 32621.

CONSERVATORIESA COMPLETE SERVICE from building a new conservatory to simply replacing of tired panels. Hinges, handles and locks. Exterior and interior deep-clean valeting of conservatories using professional access and cleaning equipment . Contact the specialists: ConserVCARE 015395 35311

COUNSELLINGAND PSYCHOTHERAPY. Sally Holligan. UKCP Reg. Appointments in Allithwaite. Tel 015395 35760 www.cumbriacounselling.com.

COUNSELLING /HYPNOTHERAPYHIGHLY EXPERIENCED NHS Therapist available for private work, Thurs / Fri’s, Grange. Louise Tych, BA Counselling, MBACP Accredited. Professional help for issues including depression, loss, anxiety, phobias and low self esteem. 07775 610 480 www.southlakescounselling.co.uk

DOG BEHAVIORISTTRAVELS TO YOU. All aspects covered. From pulling to leadership issues, Martin Gleadow. Tel: 015395 63567SPECIALIST IN RESCUE REHABILITATION

& SOCIALISATIONWendy Senior - Kennel Maids

0776 176 7344WWW.P4WS.CO.UK

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DOG GROOMINGProfessional Dog Groomer, fully qualified, free local collection & delivery, out of hours appointments. Lamberts Pet Supplies, Albert Road, Grange 015395 36544

DOG WALKINGDOG WALKING - SOCIALISATION - PUPPY WALKING and other services available. KENNEL MAIDS Professional Pet Care. 015395 52099. 0776 176 7344 WWW.P4WS.CO.UK See us on Facebook.

DOUBLE GLAZINGTHE COMPLETE SERVICE – from replacing a single misted unit to a complete home refurbishment. Call us for a free estimate 015395 35311. ConserVCARE – All round Care and Repair for your property

DRY CLEANINGLINDALE POST OFFICE. Offers available. Call in for details. Tel: 32231

DRY STONE WALLING GARDEN WALLS, field walls, walltop fencing, grant work. Established 1997. Contact Neil Stanway 015395 31382, mob. 07748 271078.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORST W Electrical (Cumbria) Ltd

Electrical Contractors, Domestic, Commercial and Industrial,

NICEIC Approved Contractor Free estimates given,

Call 015395 59089 or 07702 792 916

LOCAL ELECTRICIAN NICEIC Approved Testing

All domestic work & new installations Full & partial re-wires. Free estimates

Contact Duke on 07970 601 379 Grange & South Lakes

ENGRAVINGENGRAVING/TROPHIES Kendal Trophies 01539 740217 / Eddie Sharp Sports 01229 587519. www.ulverstonsportsandkendaltrophies.co.uk

EXERCISE CLASSGentle exercise at Abbot Hall Hotel. Kents Bank, Grange EVERY Wednesday 9.15-10.15am. £4.50 per session. Any queries phone Elaine at Fitness & Wellbeing on 07855 135 714

FOR SALEFord Ka 2002 Black 57k miles MOT Feb 2015 Reliable, ideal first car £550. 015395 35454DURESTA three seat sofa (w228 d107 h96cms) feather cushions, fabric Chilham Barley excellent condition £300.00ono. Tel 34235

FURNITURE RESTORERSJ & M RESTORERS ANTIQUE & MODERN furniture restored & finished. Porcelain repairs. Paintings restoration. Picture framing. Est 38 years. 015395 68915

FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERYSITTING PRETTY Antique, traditional and modern furniture re-upholstered locally by time served craftswoman. 20 years experience. Lesley Fursey 01229 480638 www.sitting-pretty-ulverston.co.ukANDREW POWELL UPHOLSTERY. Trading locally for 17 years in all aspects of antique, traditional and modern furniture restoration 015395 33284. [email protected]

GARDENING

GRANGE GARDENERSfor GARDEN MAINTENANCE & DESIGN

Extensive plant knowledgeWe maintain gardens all year round

Call Michael & Elizabeth Thornborough015395 32118 (leave a message if out)

www.gardendesigncumbria.com.

FERNLEIGH GARDEN SERVICES all aspects of maintenance, lawn care, complete clearances, tidy ups, planting,

tree work, painting, hedges, pressure washing, waste removed.

College trained,call George 0779 686 7762 or 015395 83921

GARDEN SERVICESDJ DIXON OF GRANGE

Gardens maintained to the highest standards, mowing, hedges, trees, pressure washing,

overgrown gardens cleared - no job too big. Fully insured. For a high quality service

with an outstanding reputation. Mobile: 0771 320 3609.

GARDEN MAINTENANCE, grass/hedge cutting, weeding, pruning, treework, dry stone walling. James Hawksley Ltd Tel 07980 354 651 / 01524 784869HARD LANDSCAPING, patios, fencing, decking, ponds, walling, paving. James Hawksley Ltd Tel: 07980 354 651 / 01524 784869GARDEN CLEARANCE grass and hedge cutting, strimming and fencing. Ron’s Tidy Garden. Tel: 01229 580345, Mobile: 07904 151 964. Reliable and honestHAMISH FOULERTON high quality, professional garden maintenance. Grass cutting & strimming. Trees, hedges & shrubs pruned. Fencing, patios, planting & garden tidy-ups. 15 yrs reliable experience. Tel 07747 788 370 or 01539 730501COPELAND LANDSCAPES, stonewalling, patios, tree work, hedge cutting, fencing, etc. Established 1980. 015395 33165. Mob: 07850 171 798.M.T. HOWARTH. Hedges, shrubs, tree pruning, grass cutting & strimming & Power Washing. All jobs considered. Tel: 015395 33182 Mob: 0789 473 7069. BRYAN DAWSON. Grass cutting, General Gardening and Handy Man. Tel: 015395 33174. Mob: 07522 441 087.SAMANTHA HODGSON Garden maintenance, planting, all type of garden work considered. 18 years horticultural knowledge. Please call: 07760 192083 or 015395 52458.ANDREW CRAGG General Garden Work tel 015395 35176PAUL GIBBONS leaf removal, grass cutting, strimming, weeding. Tel 015395 58498 Mob 07908 843 714

GROUNDWORKSS & A HODGSON LTD. Plant & Groundworks Contractors. JCB and tracked excavators with operators. Site clearence, water mains and land drainage. 015395 52458 / 07836 782707.

GUTTERING CLEANINGONE STOP GUTTERING SOLUTIONS From cleaning leaf-fall and silt, to blocked downspouts, we can restore your flow. Need New guttering? We provide the complete service. ConserVCARE 015395 35311

HANDYMAN SERVICESHANDYMAN SERVICES by qualified Electrician. Electrical repairs, decorating, flatpacks, joinery & plumbing. Competitive prices. Trevor 015395 35303. Mob: 07717 080 451

HEALTH & WELLBEINGMEDICAL HERBALIST and skin clinic for Psoriasis, Eczema and Dermatitis. Tel 59364 / 0770 450 7748. www.medicalherbalist-grange.co.uk

HEARING SERVICESSt Johns Hearing Centre, Main Street, Grange. Comprehensive Hearing Service. Free home consultations. Full aftercare service. Hearing tests, Repair service, Batteries and Accessories. Gentle Wax Removal Service. 40 Years experience. Tel 015395 36391

HOLIDAYS FOR DOGSTHE ORIGINAL HOLIDAYS FOR DOGS

PROFESSIONAL PET CARE SINCE 2000KENNEL MAIDS

Professional Home BoardingDog Walking • Cat Care • Small Pets

Pet Sitting • Doggy Day CareFully licensed with SLDC

Fully insured & Excellent ReferencesPLEASE NOTE

We are not an agency or a franchiseWE DO NOT BOARD OUT DOGS TO THIRD PARTIES

We are mature professionalsHaving worked as a team for more than 10yrs

We can provide fully checkable references andare highly recommended

by our local Veterinary PracticeTel 015395 52099 Mobile 0776 176 7344WWW.P4WS.CO.UK Beware of imitations.

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HOLIDAY LETHoliday Home to let in central Grange. Sleeps 8+cot; 4 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms Ideal for family reunions/visiting friends! Contact Sarah & Richard 01539 536292 [email protected]

HOUSE CLEARANCESHouse Clearances, Houses, Garages, Sheds

cleared and all contents removed.For prompt reliable and confidential service contact Graham Walkden.

Tel: 015395 32793/62378WA HOUSE CLEARANCES & REMOVALS

A professional service for homes & garages All rubbish removed

Phone 07528 049 516 or 015395 59469

IRONINGIRONING by Lisa 015935 35422 or 07976 512487

JOINERYCURWEN JOINERY & DEVELOPMENTS LTD, New builds to renovations, Property maintenance including Roofing and Building work, Internal Woodwork, Building and Decorating. Serving Domestic and Commercial properties & holiday homes. Prompt & Professional Services from Time Served joiner. Ring Ian 015395 36316/0776 5513 412.DAVID POSTLETHWAITE LTD Carpentry & Joinery, see our advert on inside back page

JOINERS/BUILDERSBB Wilson & Son

All aspects of Joinery and Building from Ground Work to Slating Landscaping,

ConservatoriesLoft conversions, Extensions.

Established 50 years, no job too smallFree estimates.

Tel: 015395 59039 - 015395 58340

LANDSCAPINGHARD LANDSCAPING fencing, walling, block paving, flagging, paths, patios, driveways, ponds. Free estimates, all work guaranteed. Call Martin Eland 015395 59472, mobile 07821 260 730.HARD LANDSCAPING FEATURES created in wood, water and stone. Dry stone specialist. 20yrs experience. George Newton 07818 802 659 or 015395 30469Greenhalgh & Son Landscaping, water features, irrigation systems. 015395 38931 or 015395 34261

LAUNDRY SERVICESWashing, drying, ironing

Collection & Delivery service available Holiday Cottages & Guest Houses welcome Call Joan on 0770 622 1466 / 07979 127 318

E-mail [email protected]

LOCKSMITHSLOCKS EXPRESS the only locksmiths in Grange, 24 hour callout. All lock problems solved; locks opened, repaired & fitted. Cumbria Trading Standards Approved & Police (CRB) checked. Domestic & Commercial work. Safes fitted. Car keys cut & programmed. Eden Mount Road, Grange. Freephone 0800 783 1104. Mobile 07886 831336

MASSAGE THERAPYMASSAGE and Craniosacral therapy for back, neck and shoulder pain. Meg Henderson 015395 36298 www.meghendersontherapy.co.uk

MASTIC ASPHALTFLAT ROOFS, Valley gutters, Balconies, Flooring & Paving. Tel: JR Ellwood Ltd., 015395 68306.

MOBILE HAIRDRESSERMICHELLE Grange 34904CHARLOTTE – Mobile Hairdresser 07966 543 223 or 015395 32989LADIES & GENTS HAIR AT HOME 20 years experience in the Grange over Sands area. Contact Joanne 015395 35279 07717 836 926

MONUMENTAL MASONSABLE MEMORIALS - Monumental Masons. Time served masons with over 30 years experience. New memorials, Second inscriptions, repaints, regilds and renovations. Free estimates and home visits given. Phone 01539 735583 or 01524 784920.PARKIN and JACKSON-Monumental Masons. New memorials, second inscriptions, repaints, regilds and renovations. Visit the showroom on 14 Appleby Road, Kendal LA9 6ES. Telephone 01539 722838. Free estimates and brochure on request.

MUSICChuck Fish Music Professional musician available for gigs, weddings and special occasions. Live music, DJ/disco, photography and other packages available. Guitar tuition for all ages. 07879 559 685 www.chuck-fish.com

NURSERY SCHOOLACORN MONTESSORI Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 9 – 12.30. Wednesday 9 – 1.30. Tuesday & Thursday 1 – 3.30pm. Contact Melanie Knight 015395 35629 / 07971 828 797

OSTEOPATHYSTATE REGISTERED OSTEOPATHS Jolyon and Val Wardle, caring and experienced practitioners, are available weekdays at the Parish Hall Clinic to treat a variety of conditions. 015395 58647.

OVEN CLEANINGOVEN CLEANING SERVICE South Lakes. Domestic oven cleaning specialists. For more information or to book your appointment telephone Keith Hill on 01539 739622Clean Genie Oven Cleaning domestic and commercial. FREE QUOTES www.clean-genie-south-lakes.co.uk 07825 201 657 / 015395 34095

PAINTING & DECORATINGLee Logan Ltd.

Quality Painter & Decorator + Tiling. Reasonable rates. Tel: 07708 213079

P Millea25 years experience.

Free quotations any size job. For a friendly service phone 015242 71001

Mobile anytime 0791 048 4667

STEVEN T WELSBY EST. 1979Your Local Painter & Decorator

City & Guilds AdvancedFull Technology Certificate

Fully InsuredGRANGE OVER SANDS 015395 34499

Stephen J. Brown CGLI Advanced Craft Trained

Professional Decorator Paper Hanging Specialist

Covering all aspects of trade 30 years experience, Free Quotes

Tel 015395 35229 or 0798 902 5850Trustworthy Lady Interior Decorators

Deer Park Decorators Quality, Tidy Work at Reasonable Rates

Call Michelle on tel 015395 66149 or 07876 645751

LADY PAINTER & DECORATOR all jobs considered. Grange area. Ring Fiona 07985 592 463

lineage 28p per word + VAT, Semi display from £10 + VATNEW - COLOUR HIGHLIGHTED LINEAGE 38P PER WORD + VAT


PATHS DRIVES & PATIO CLEANINGJohn Nottingham Grange 34904, or visit www.johnnottinghamservices.co.uk

PAVINGC & L PAVING

Specialists in Indian Sandstone laying FlaggingBlockpaving/Fencing/Walling/Groundworks

Free, no obligation, written quotations(015242)22012/07896 754 833

[email protected]

PERSONAL TRAINERFITNESS AND WELLBEING Personal training with Elaine Towler at the gym or your own home. 07855 135 714

PHYSICAL THERAPYRELIEF AND REHABILITATION of Back Pain, Stress, Sports Injuries and Muscle Dysfunction. Contact Mr. G. Grayrigge IIST (Dip) ICHFST, (Adv. Dip) Biomechanics & Sports M e d i c i n e o n 0 1 5 3 9 5 3 6 4 8 3 . H o m e V i s i t s Av a i l a b l e . w w w. g r a y r i g g e . c o m e-mail: [email protected] CARE INJURY & SPORTS THERAPY CLINIC Grange over Sands. Specialising in the treatment of Sciatica, Muscle & Joint injuries, Back problems, Shoulder problems, Sports Massage, Remedial Massage, Injury Rehabilitation, Soft tissue injuries. FHFST (Fellow of Health, Fitness and Sports Therapists). FICHT (Fellow of the International Council of Holistic Therapists). ATLM (Association of Therapy Lecturers) Contact David A Jackson on 015395 83592 mobile 0787 961 8911 www.albmaleaf.co.uk

PHYSIOTHERAPYEXPERT DIAGNOSIS, FAST, EFFECTIVE TREATMENTS for all your muscle, joint, nerve, soft tissue problems. 20+ years experience Sioelan Tjoa MSc, MACP, AACP, HCPC Chartered Physiotherapist Tel: 0776 5064 682 Grange Hotel www.lakesphysio.co.uk

PSYCHOTHERAPY & HYPNOTHERAPYP r o f e s s i o n a l P s y c h o t h e r a p y & Hypnotherapy , Ulverston & South Lakes. Karyn Segers Tel 07729 265 369 www.awakeninnerhealing.co.uk

PLASTERINGNJR PLASTERING for all your plastering needs, inside & out. Ring Niall on 07917 458 911 or 58221

PLUMBING & HEATINGRICHARD WYATT PLUMBER From bathrooms to ball valves no jobs too small. Daytime 0777 260 2506, evenings 015395 35653.ADRIAN A TURNER LTD, Central Heating and Bathrooms Gas Safe Registered.Tel: 015395 34775 Mob: 07821 813062.A. TYSON PLUMBING & HEATING. See main advert back page. Tel 015395 32761. Mob. 0796 738 4114

JOHN RHODES Plumbing & HeatingGas Safe Registered

Working locally for 35 yearsNewton in Cartmel 015395 31585

07810 881910 TAYLOR

Plumbing & Heating EngineersGas Safe Registered

LindaleDarren Taylor 07778 394 206

PORCELAIN RESTORATIONPorcelain & Ceramics Repair. Paintings restored. J&M Restorers 015395 68915

POWER WASHINGDUE TO POPULAR DEMAND ULVERCLEAN can now offer a true deep cleaning to those dingy looking areas. Contact Lee 01229 586703 or 07858 757 215 for free quotation.

PROPERTY MAINTENANCEBUILDING SERVICES stone facing, water mains and drainage. Pressure washing, painting. Free estimates, all work guaranteed. Call Martin Eland 015395 59472, mobile 07821 260 730.

RECLAIMED OAK BEAMSWe have a good stock of Reclaimed English & French Oak Beams & Timbers. Various sizes & shapes - if you want it, we’ve probably got it! Delivery also available. Come and visit us in Ulverston. Call on 07920 117 047 / email: [email protected]

REFLEXOLOGYReflexologist & Reiki Master Reflexology, Reiki Healing & transformational workshops. Ulverston & South Lakes. Karyn Segers Tel 07729 265 369 www.awakeninnerhealing.co.uk

REIKI HEALING & CRYSTAL COURSESSacred Space - Jane Alexander

Reiki Master TeacherExperienced Healer & Crystal TherapistCreating space for you in a hectic worldAppointments in Foxfield and Ulverston

Tel 07841 581 979 [email protected] www.sacredspace-reiki.co.uk

RELAXATION CLASSESRelaxation classes starting on 17th September at Methodist Church Hall, Grange. Wednesdays 2.00-3.30pm contact Helen Towers 07810 391 391 or e-mail [email protected] for more details

REPLACEMENT WINDOWS & DOORSUPVC OR WOOD FRAMES, double-glazed with latest eco-energy efficient glass, we can quote from a single window to multiple window replacement; complete frames or single misted units. Contact the specialists ConserVCARE: 015395 35311 mob: 07768 322259

SCRAP METAL COLLECTIONLICENSED SCRAP METAL COLLECTOR washing machines, dryers, scrap cars collected. Contact Steve 0796 793 4945

SITUATIONS VACANTProgrammer wanted ACM Intruments, Cark. Andrew 015395 59185Dog Grooming Apprenticeship 30-35 hrs contact Sian 015395 36544

STAINED GLASSTRADITIONAL LEADED WINDOWS Design-Construction-Installation-Repairs-Restoration-Encapsulation. Glass for any decor. Contact Stuart 015395 52036 or 0775 941 5516 www.stainedglasscraftsman.co.uk

STONE WALLINGBRADLEY REEVE Landscaping, stone walling, patios. Tel: 015395 58221 or 07788 688427.

STORAGEGENERAL/CARAVAN/BOAT STORAGE. Lawler 34136.

TILERTIP TOP TILER Domestic & commercial tiling for floors and walls. 07970 521 218

TIMBER GARDEN BUILDINGSWe build locally in Ulverston - bespoke High Quality Timber Garden Log & Bin Stores, Sheds, Workshops, Summerhouses, Cabins, Garden Offices & also Camping Pods - all can be built to any size & specification required or choose from standard range! Give me a call or come along and see what we can do! Tel: 07920 117 047 or 01229 587419 (answer machine) Email: [email protected]

TUITIONLANGUAGE TUITION By Professional Linguist in French, German, Spanish & Portuguese up to A Level or just conversational. Tel: Emilia Giffney 015395 34798 Mb 0786 751 3299.MATHS TUITION Dr Helen Edwards Examiner and experienced maths tutor – offers secondary tuition tailored to individual requirements. Early start gives best opportunity for improvement. For more information phone 015395 33586

MUSIC TEACHER: LRAM, ARCM. Vocal and Piano tuition. Theory: coaching for examinations. 015395 32875German, French, Spanish, English Foreign Language tuition by professional experienced linguist for examinations, beginners, businesses, conversation. Contact Sonja Vietoris on 078 468 468 07 and 015395 35667

UPVC WINDOWS DOORS & CONSERVATORIES From complete new installations, to minor repairs. We Assess, Advise, Appraise and Act – Contact the specialists ConserVCARE: 015395 35311 mob: 07768 322259

VALETINGSpotless Valeting Mobile Cleaning of all Vehicles. Prices from £20. Call Ash on 07925 51 21 21

VENUE FOR ALL OCCASIONSHALECAT HOUSE & GARDENS

Available for holiday lets and as a wedding venuewww.halecat.co.uk

015395 52387

WANTEDTHE LANTERN CHARITY SHOP needs “Good as New” items. Open: Thurs, Fri, Sat 9.30am - 4.30pm. Church Rd, Allithwaite. Tel: 33458.Wanted - TOOLS, gardening, joinery, engineering etc. Garages cleared. Tel 32793OLD JOINERY, wood working tools bought. for cash Any condition. Michael 015395 64267 / 07455 282 373WANTED to BUY or LET Garage/Lock-up/Shed or Storage. Grange area 07803 009 600OLD TOYS bought for cash. Any condition. Michael 015395 64267 / 07455 282 373OLD STAMP ALBUMS collections, accumulations etc. (collector not dealer). Tel 015395 34482

WINDOW CLEANINGEXPERIENCED WINDOW CLEANER. Available for work, any area, reasonable rates. Tel: 015395 35062

SKB WINDOW CLEANING any window, any height

glass, frames, sills, doors cleaned every time. solar panels, gutters, conservatories. Fully insured

Simon - 015395 61107 or 07783802192

YOGAYOGA FOR ALL: Become stronger, more flexible, relaxed and revitalised. Monday, 7-8.30 pm, Grange Methodist Hall. Classes resume on 1 September. Newcomers welcome. Fully qualified and experienced teacher. Contact Cathy Lubelska, BWY Dip. REPs Level 3, on 015395 34377 or 07814 292 266

FREE FOR SALE Free for Sale next deadline is Friday 19th September, subject to space. Single items max £200, in writing to our offices or e-mail: [email protected] and supply name and address3-piece leather suite w 3 seater sofa & 1 recliner £200ono. 35073Compact computer desk w shelving, light beech wood £50. Siemens gas hob & built under Electrolux electric fan oven vgc £125 the pair ono - can split. 32265Dawes red-tail boys mountain bike 20” wheels suit 7-10yrs vgc £50ono. JTD green scooter £15. Whiplash scooter £15. 32516Kirby cleaning system w accessories, hoovers & cleans carpets, upholstery etc £50ono (cost £1,000). 33185Piano, nice condition £200ono. 34775 Vax carpet washer £22. Matsui dehumidifider £15. AL-KO shredder heap composting £12. 2x cat baskets £4ea. 32045DeLonghi deep fryer, as new, in box £20. 34243Golf clubs full set w golf bag + additional High Lob Wedge, vgc £59 ono. 31369HillBilly electric golf trolley incl battery & charge, good cond £60. 52284TV aerial w clamps & cable, as new £20. Hoover Turbo vac w tools £10. Steering wheel lock, heavy duty £5. Fishing reel, wood, vintage £8. 32101Bosch Maxx7 washing machine, white, hardly used £100. Panasonic microwave £20. LEC FridgeFreezer, white £35. 07833 455 148IKEA pine corner computer cupboard, good cond, free to collect. 35574

SITUATIONS VACANT

DAILY / HOUSEKEEPERA new position has become available on the estate for a Daily domestic help. A high level of attention to detail will be required along with detailed cleaning to a high standard. A flexible and adaptable attitude will be required for the position and utmost discretion at all times. It is envisaged that the position will be based on 4 hours per day 3 days per week.

LAUNDRY & HOUSE ASSISSTANTWe are looking for someone who enjoys washing and ironing and who can be flexible with regard to varying hours of work on occasion as required to fulfil the role. The position will mainly involve the laundering and pressing of household linen such as bedding, tablecloths, napkins, but will also include some personal clothing. Experience with a roller press would be an advantage but not essential. Other areas to be covered by the roll will be to help with errands, help with polishing and maintaining high standards in family rooms and the pantry, along with helping in the pantry and serving at functions & dinner parties, but this would be on a more ad hoc basis. Utmost discretion would be expected at all times.

To apply, or request further details please ask for Andrew Shaw on 015395 58488, in the first instance.

HOLKER HALLOWEEN FUN Sunday 27th to Thursday 31st October 2013

Wicked Walks in the Holker Garden on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 11am and 2pm. £3.50 per person. Suitable for 3 years upwards. (Pre-booking recommended, fancy dress optional) Creepy Crafts on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday in the activity room, £3.50 per child. Drop in sessions from 10.30am-12.30pm & 1pm-3pm. See the website for more info.

T: 015395 58328 W: www.holker.co.uk Cark-in-Cartmel, Nr Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria, LA11 7PL.

10.30am until 4pm. No admission charge to Market. Car Parking £4. Stock up on some local produce and gorgeous gifts as the Winter Market returns to Holker with 45 stalls all showcasing the best produce on offer for the Winter season. Holker BBQ, mulled wine, braziers, children's crafts and street entertainers.

HOLKER WINTER MARKET Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th November 2013

Are looking for care / support staff

Full or part time positions available

Morning and evenings, alternate weekends. Hours to suit.Supporting clients in their own home in Grange and

surrounding areas.Excellent rate of pay &

mileage allowancePlease call Kelly or Dawn

for more info 015395 52548

YEWBARROW GARAGEAccounts & Administration

Full time 40 hours, flexibility by arrangement. Salary dependent on

experience £8-£12/hourExperience of Purchase ledger, Sales ledger, VAT returns, wages by Sage Payroll50 & general reception duties

To apply please e-mail CV with a covering letter to:

Andrew Baddiley [email protected]


ROOFING

ROOFING

JOINERY & BUILDING

REPLACEMENT UPVC

Joinery & Building Contractor

GRAHAM FAULKNERJOINER & BUILDING SERVICES

New Builds Extensions Renovations Loft Conversions Kitchens Bathrooms

uPVC & Timber Windows, Doors & Conservatories

From Design To insTallaTion25 years experience

no VaT on labour

Tel: 015395 64587Mob: 0787 602 5976

E-Mail: [email protected]

Joinery & Building Contractor

GRAHAM FAULKNERJOINER & BUILDING SERVICES

New Builds Extensions Renovations Loft Conversions Kitchens Bathrooms

uPVC & Timber Windows, Doors & Conservatories

From Design To insTallaTion25 years experience

no VaT on labour

Tel: 015395 64587Mob: 0787 602 5976

E-Mail: [email protected]

W.G. BrownlieJoinery & Building Contractors

• Extensions• Renovations• Loft Conversions• Refurbishments• Replacement Windows,

Doors & Conservatories in uPVC or Timber

• Hardwood Flooring Specialists

All high quality Bespoke JoineryExtensive local experience in holiday

homes & second homes since 1999IGLS. 29 Greengate,

Levens, Cumbria. LA8 8NFTel: 015395 60673

Mob: 07810 602999email: [email protected]

Chris ShawcrossReplacement Double Glazing Units,

Windows, Doors, Conservatories, Facia Boards & Gutters in uPVC. Free Estimates

Tel: 015395 58214Mob: 0789 969 0259

CARPENTRY & JOINERY

PAINTING & DECORATING

David Postlethwaite LtdCarpentry & Joinery

• Kitchen Fitting• All aspects of internal joinery• Fencing & Decking• uPVC / Wooden facia, doors & windows• No VAT on Labour Cost• Free Estimates

Office: 01229 364 601Mob: 07815 978 998

PHILIP SHAWCARPENTER

& JOINERBuilt on Reputation

All aspects of Carpentry & JoineryDoors • Staircases • Window frames • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Loft Conversions • Extensions

Free Estimates • Fully InsuredEstablished 10 years

Brambles, Church Walk, FlookburghTel: 015395 59035

SITUATIONS VACANT

25 Years ExperienceInsurance Backed Warranties

Professional and Reliable01524 730666 or 07772 884690www.westmorlandflatroofing.co.uk

T. DIXONNORTH WESTAERIAL SPECIALISTS

43 years experience. FREE estimates, All work guaranteed

AERIAL & SATELLITE SPECIALISTGRANGE AND DISTRICT COVERED

ON A DAILY BASIS

Head Office, 7 Pinewood Avenue, Bare, Morecambe, Lancs. LA4 6HW.

Tel: 01524 415969 Mob: 07814 388756

Est. 1968

AERIAL SPECIALISTS

Steven Lycett• Painter & Decorator• 30 Years Experience• Exterior & Interior• Free Estimates

T: 015395 32135 M: 07747 145 766

We offer a full loft conversion service from initial planning application through to completion of work.

Registered Velux window installer

Grange: 015395 35635 Mobile: 07770 303033Email: [email protected] FREE ESTIMATES

Your local reliable roofing service

• Slate & Tile repair• Chimney Work• Guttering• Ridge tiles• Re-Roofs

• Lead Work• All Felt & Fibreglass

flat roofs. • Wood & UPVC

Facia Boards

SPECIALISTS IN LISTED BUILDINGS, NATURAL SLATES, COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC ROOFING

LTD.

Andy HuddartPainter & Decorator

• 35 years experience• free no obligation quotes

07766 337 [email protected]

IAN BUCHAN WINDOWS

quality workmanship guaranteed

covering the south lakes

23 years experience in upvc

Call Grange015395 32593

07971 698 541

UPVC WINDOWS, DOORS, CONSERVATORIES,

FASCIA SOFFITS ETC.

BUILDING SERVICES

DAVID ROCKLIFFEGENERAL BUILDING LTD

All aspects of building work undertaken.Extensions, plastering, tiling etc.

Over 30 years experience. No VAT on labour(015395) 33530 or 07754 439 694

Accountancy Apprenticeship AAT ApprenticeA fantastic opportunity has arisen for an enthusiastic, proactive and flexible individual looking for a career in accounting.The earn while you learn approach is a full time job based in the office in Grange over Sands with one day per week attending Kendal College. The successful applicant will study AAT Levels 2, 3 and 4 with full training given in the workplace.This role will suit someone who is interested in business, great with figures, has an analytical approach to tasks and can meet very strict deadlines.You will have excellent communication skills, good knowledge of Microsoft Office products and be interested in working in a varied role.

Part Time Accounts/ Tax Senior 8 -16 hours per weekBFMS Accountants in Grange over Sands are looking for someone with experience of working in an accountancy practice to join the team for 8 to 16 hours per week. The contract will be temporary for three months, with the possibility of an extension.The ideal candidate will be either AAT/ATT/ACCA/ACA qualified and must be experienced in preparing end of year accounts for sole traders, partnerships and companies. The candidate must also be able to prepare personal, partnership and company tax returns.Tax Calc and Sage Accounts experience is an advantage.

If you are interested send your CV with a covering letter to:-Recruitment, 3 Lowther Gardens, Grange over Sands, Cumbria, LA11 7EXYou can also email your CV and covering letter to: [email protected]


Learners Pass Plus Motorway

Defensive Advanced

Improvement

Driving Assessments/Confidence Building

Manual & Automatic Peter Stas ADI (top grade) Ex-police instructor

Donna Watson ADI ROSPA Advanced Driver Tel: 015395 35983

www.drivetoarrive.com Safe driving – an investment for life

Drive

Arrivetoto

Driving Assessments/Confidence Building Manual & Automatic

Peter Stas ADI (top grade) Ex-police instructorDonna Watson ADI ROSPA Advanced Driver

Tel: 015395 35983www.drivetoarrive.com

Safe driving – an investment for life

Learners Pass Plus Motorway

Defensive Advanced Improvement

Miniheat Ltd.


2 DEVONSHIRE PLACE, KENTS BANK ROAD,GRANGE-OVER-SANDS

PLUMBING AND HEATINGENGINEERS - GAS SERVICE

AND REPAIR - NG/LPG

5423 Est. 1968

DRIVING SCHOOLS

JOINERY & BUILDING

PLUMBING & HEATING

GLAZING

TAXIS

PAINTING & DECORATING STORAGE

Quality Joinery& Building ServicesNo VAT on labour

Mobile: 07712 556904

I.R. LOGAN

MASON KNIGHTBUILDING AND JOINERY CONTRACTORS

David Melling & PartnersTel 015395 32840 Mobile 07817939971

www.masonknight.co.ukMembers of Federation of Master Builders

and Trust Mark

Caravan & Boat Storage

07764 609 387 / 015395 58126Moor Lane, Flookburgh

SECURE SELF STORAGE

www.southlakesstorage.co.uk

www.hodgson-builders.comTel: 07900 435409

015395 35201

Hodgson BuildersYour local choice

for all building & roofing work

Fibreglass Flat Roofing System

A.TYSONPLUMBING AND HEATING

Over 20 years experienceGas Central Heating & Bathroom Installer

Corgi Registered• HIGH QUALITY • FRIENDLY SERVICE •

• REASONABLE RATES •

FREE ESTIMATESTel: 015395 32761

Mob: 0796 7384114

Cleaning out gutters. Tel: 07732 362 186Great prices for interior work or external staining

Discounts for O.A.Ps

Mobile: 07805 862 658

A Star TaxisAll airports

and Seaports coveredLocal & long distance

runs availableHospital Appointments

NOW WITH TWO CARS

Ring Paul or Joan Tel: Flookburgh 58901

ECONOMICAL TAXIS LTD

P & J BUSHELL

SEAPORTS, STATIONS AND AIRPORTS

(MANCHESTER DAILY)4, 6, 8 & 16 seater mini-buses and

a disabled access vehicle available

DB DrivingDeborah Black ADI, Dip DI

•Friendly, patient, lady instructor•Tuition tailored to your needs•Confidence building & pass plus

Tel:01539 722777 Mob:07977 542853

Wareing & SonPlumbing & Heating

Engineers

No Call Out FeePrompt, friendly service

Tel: 34063 or 35425

Locally established with over 40 years

experience.

216602

Adrian A. Turner LtdPlumbing & Heating EngineerT: 015395 34775 M: 07821 813 062

• Gas, LPG, • Vaillant Solar Accredited• Unvented Hot Water• General Plumbing • Central Heating • No Call Out Fee

H2O AAT

C.K. MILLSPAINTING & DECORATING

GENERAL CARPENTRYFor all your property restoration

& maintenance needs. 25 yrs exp.T: 015395 33640 M: 07776 360190

Email: [email protected]

Lake District Mobile Locksmith

3 Electronic locks, door/gates, 3 Secure Entry Systems 3 Access control/intercom 3 Discrete Service 3 Locks changed 3 Police CRB Approved

Call for a quote/estimateTel: 015395 68170

Mob: 07827 481 922

All aspects of decorating including wallpapering

Des Irwin 015395 36288

07771 636 8429 Westcliffe Gardens, Grange over Sands

Red Painting & Decorating

CAR SERVICING & REPAIRS

D.J. MarwoodCar Servicing and Repair

Tyres & ExhaustsDiagnostics

for all vehiclesNow selling car oils, accessories & parts

Unit 17, Alnat Business Park, Lindale

015395 33515

LOCKSMITH

All Lock Problems Solved• Trading Standards Approved • Locks Opened, Fitted & Repaired• Domestic, Commercial & Auto• Car Keys Cut & Programmed• Police (CRB) Checked• 24 Hour, 7 Day Service• OAP Discount

Eden Mount Road, GrangeFreephone: 0800 783 1104

Mobile 07886 831336www.locks-express.com

The only Locksmiths based in Grange

Glazing & Joinery Service

015395 31096

Replacement double glazingWindows & Doors in wood &

uPVC by quality craftsmen

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

The local service you can rely onTel: 015395 30370

From individual sockets

to full rewires

Tony HudsonYour Local Landscape

Gardener and General BuilderMini Digger available

Mobile: 0779 1517 680Home: 015395 35918

LANDSCAPING

A complete service from plans to paintwork

Established local firmFree estimates and advice

Extensions - Renovations - Conversions - Alterations

015395 33241 / 077535 74538

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