Great Day out at the Show Annabelle (Age 3) & Macey (Age 5) Inman from Witherslack Showing Their Holstein Calves at Cartmel Show

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www.thwestateagents.co.uk It was smiles all round at Cartmel “Well done to everyone The GSCE results are in and Grange Now is delighted to say that there and best of luck in your was a sea of smiling faces awaiting us at Cartmel Priory School. future careers.” Thomas Lynn is delighted with his results and is heading off to Lancaster Grammar. Iona Webster is equally as delighted, as well she should be with three ‘9’s on her results sheet. She is pictured alongside Rebecca Cornthwaite who also achieved great results. Sam McSherry is also all smiles and he will be going to UVHS to study Calum Procter Maths and Physics. Rob Kerr was over the moon and claimed that he’d done better than he’d expected and with a ‘9’ in History we couldn’t agree more. Calum Procter was equally thrilled and his results mean he can start straight away on a Level 3 Animal Management course at Kendal College. Well done to everyone and best of luck in your future careers. Sam McSherry

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Grange Now on tour… Headteacher will be sorely missed Grange Now has once again been travelling; this time on the QM2. Reader and contributor, Shirley Chamberlain took her granddaughter, Katie on the cruise as a birthday treat. Shirley told us, “Although she hates having her photo taken, I managed to persuade Katie to have this one taken, with the paper, when we were in the fjords. The QM2 is the most amazing ship!” We’re all very jealous here at the GN office and we’re delighted that they took our paper with them although it would be great if she took us next time!

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If you the children’s playground, the unnoticed. would like to volunteer please get in Veterans garden; the Orchard and Colonel Porritt’s rock garden and Many people are now aware of the existence of investor protection through touch with me. are at present working with SLDC to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) in large part due to CCC is looking for volunteers for renew the shelter in the Ornamental the financial crisis of 2008 and they are also aware that the limit is £85,000 their Voluntary Car Scheme. This provides transport to members of Gardens. There are 3 leaflets in per individual and £170,000 for joint accounts in the event of their bank or the community of all ages (under 25 outlets in and around the Town building society defaulting. 16’s must be accompanied by an explaining their projects. adult) who cannot make a journey I personally would like to thank Less people are aware that there is separate coverage for investments and by public or private transport. A the 3P’s Chairman Ron Shapland this limit has historically been set since the 1st January 2010 at £50,000 per volunteer driver uses their own for his leadership and vision along eligible person, per firm. This has recently increased to £85,000 with effect car to provide journeys which are with all the hard working members from the 1st April 2019. coordinated locally and expenses are reimbursed. For further of the committee. 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Residents get behind the climate change movement Following a meeting in Victoria Hall, when representatives from South Lakeland District Council met with residents to discuss ways to tackle climate change and to live in a more The newly formed Grange Climate Action Now Group environmentally conscious way, a group of residents set up a group. It is called Grange Climate Action Now or Grange Grange CAN! CAN! Are you concerned about climate change and its implications? If so, It is certainly the hot topic of the moment, as well it should please come and join a newly-formed group called Grange Climate be and Grange Soroptimists organised two events for Action Now! (Grange CAN!) and find out how we can all live more August, first a beach clean and secondly an events for sustainably and influence the decisions of councils and government. children on the prom where they turned ‘trash to treasure’. We will be meeting on September 24th at Grange Institute, 7pm and then on the 4th Tuesday of every month. On October 22nd, Gillian Finally, the Quakers have been involved and have also sent Kelly, the founder member of Ambleside Action for a Future will be an article about what they’ve been doing to address the giving a talk to the group. problem. For more information, please contact Alison Hinds on 07811 806037.

Youngsters turn trash to treasure Treasure out of items from the beach clean A beach clean and turning trash to Cartmel Quakers support treasure the fight against climate What started from a suggestion for a simple children’s treasure hunt along the promenade in Grange during the summer holidays turned change into something very much more. A beach clean on the first Saturday Like many people across the world, Cartmel Quakers in August saw over 50 people from across the community collecting are seriously concerned about the environmental crisis, which has now 46.5 kg of rubbish from the foreshore, led by the ‘Love my Beach’ been declared an emergency by SLDC. In June, one of our number co-ordinator for the Morecambe Bay Partnership. The plastic rubbish went on the Climate Change march in Westminster while others attended a local Vigil in support. We sat in silence for a couple of collected was then used as the basis for an artwork assembled on hours in the lush green space next to St Charles Church on a beautiful the prom a fortnight later, as part of an event called ‘From trash to summer’s evening, listening to the birds singing in the trees and the treasure’ raising the awareness of our use - and disposal - of plastic. people driving their cars and using the shops on Kents Bank Road. Young people were invited to find 11 pieces of plastic with a letter on Since the two main threats to wildlife are emissions from transport and each, hidden between the two cafes, sorting the letters into two words the processes of food production and distribution, this was a poignant to identify the place where the treasure was to be found. 65 received combination. The Vigil was open to everyone, and people stayed for as vouchers to be exchanged for an ice-cream at either of the cafes. A long as they could, some just a few minutes. The Quakers there used craft table was set up where youngsters could also make bird, butterfly the silent time to hold the situation ‘in the Light’, while others took time to reflect on what changes they needed to make themselves, or to pray and bee feeders, and flying shrimps. There was a display from ‘Cut the about it, or to feel their own sadness or look for hope, or whatever they Wrap’ shop in Ulverston showing a range of zero-waste products, and needed to do. We expect to hold another Vigil this year, and hope that encouraging us to re-use and refill rather than landfill. Alongside that more of our neighbours will join us. We are all in this together. the regional co-ordinator for Ecobricks UK demonstrated how building materials can be made from plastic bottles filled with non-recyclable We have another special event planned for next month. The truly excellent Journeyman Theatre company will be visiting to perform their plastic packaging, and next to that the Recycling Officer for South Lake new play ‘Rock And A Hard Place’, on the subject of domestic violence. District Council explained just what could and could not be recycled The performance will take place on Saturday 14 September at 7pm and under their present arrangements. is free, with donations on the door going to the Springfield Women’s Refuge in Kendal. Look out for posters around the town, or call It was a busy afternoon with plenty of people walking along the prom, Claire on 07769 695945 for details. and it was good to engage with them plus an opportunity to explain the meaning of ‘Soroptimist’ !

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and each year we invite guest artists to exhibit Twenty Five Years of with us. Witherslack Artists and The group is pleased to announce their guest artists this year are: Debbie Copley well known Makers for her work that capture movement, character and life of birds using glass, paint, wood, wire and lead Viv Calver with her Tweedle Vee Harris Tweed bags, using mixtures of lively bright tweeds, including on-trend colour block patterns and softer shades of tweeds blended so effectively together, especially in patchwork designs. Julian Milner who works exclusively with blocks of traditional Bavarian limestone to produce lithographs utilising the unique Thorphinsty Blues by Pamela Gregory features of this process. His landscapes and still life studies are as much an exploration of Painting by new member Ian Parker the versatility of the medium as they are of their Cartmel Art Society subject. The Society held their 53rd exhibition and Fourteen of the area’s best artists and Sep 14th until October 13th 2019. Admission were rewarded with record numbers of makers plus three special guests will be Free. Open 10am until 5pm every day, the visitors and and sales this year. exhibiting and selling their work in the Old Schoolroom (also known as the Barwick annual Witherslack Artists and Makers Group Over 130 visitors passed through Cartmel Hall), next to St Paul’s Church, Witherslack. exhibition, which opens on Saturday 14 LA11 6RS. village hall each day to see the very best September. of local art works. Visitors from as far afield as the USA and Canada commented on the This year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of varied and vibrant works of art. Visitors voted the group and artist, Judy Evans, still involved for their favourite painting, this year by Val in the Group, was one of those first exhibitors: Hebblethwaite. Well over fifty paintings were “After being part of an exhibition at The Brewery sold over five days, together with good value in Kendal 25 years ago, my sister, Sarah and browsers and hand made, original cards. a friend, Andrew Ward, encouraged me to do something on my own closer to home at Witherslack. That proved successful with lots of interest (and sales) so, in the following year, I involved Paul Girling, the greenwood chair Invitation to play with maker. Since then it has grown from two people Westmorland Orchestra exhibiting for a weekend to today’s group with guests and a whole month at the Old School Musicians are invited to the Westmorland Room.” Orchestra annual ‘Come and Play Day’. Held at Victoria Hall on Saturday 28th September They are now a group of 15 or so permanent between 9.30 am and 4.30 pm, you will be members Owen Jones, Paul Girling, Hans playing Dvorak Symphony Number 9 “From Ullrich, Pip Hall, Judy Evans, Jo Vincent, Alvin F the New World.” Irving, Jane Bradley, Fiona Clucas, John Calver, Jacqueline Dobson, Martin Copley, Beverley At about 3.30pm there will be a play-through White and a new member of the group, Ian of this well known and much loved symphony Parker - a painter of exquisite still-life paintings. which will be open for anyone to come and The Church Hall is a perfect exhibition space listen! with lovely light and in a beautiful setting. Visitors All musicians are welcome; further enjoy combining a visit to see our work with details are on the website: www. walks around Witherslack. In recent years, teas WestmorlandOrchestra.org.uk or from and cakes are served in the church at weekends Ann Robb on ‪07775 760799‬.

Arnside Highlights celebrate new streaming service Hardware & DIY The Dukes, Lancaster are going to NEW Symply & Canagan deliver our film screenings for us in Timber, Fencing Now in Stock! Arnside Educational Institute, Church Hill, & Decking Arnside, LA5 0DF on 21st September. We are going to trial showing 3 films in one Pet Supplies - Large range of day: We design, supply & install beautiful Horrible Histories: The Movie - Rotten bathrooms & accessible wet rooms animal feeds and accessories Romans at 1.30pm. Key Cutting Service Proudly Covering Mrs Lowry & Son at 4.30pm. Starring the South Lakes James Wellbeloved 15kg £45.99 Vanessa Redgrave and Timothy Spall. New offi ces Burns Loyalty - Find out how to get your free bag Yesterday at 7.30pm. Starring Himesh Patel NOW OPEN in Grange: and Lily James. 1 The Boulevarde, DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE Windermere Road, A family run business Tickets will be £7 for one film for adults Grange-Over-Sands or £5 per film if you buy a ticket for more 015395 58510 than one film. Child tickets are £5. Tickets 01539 821384 / 07841 955357 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING can be reserved through Sue Hayward [email protected] [email protected] 01524 762254, deantaylorbathrooms.co.uk Unit 11, Moor Lane, bought in advance from The Little Shop, The Flookburgh, LA11 7LS Promenade, Arnside.

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Book Signing Arnside Author’s Concert at St Paul’s The last concert in the series is on The Road to Mandalay...from Cark Latest Book Wednesday 4th September at 1pm and is On Monday 7th October, Sheridon Hodds is Elaine Newman the author of ‘The given by the Grange Ladies Choir. Mystery of the Hidden Treasure’ is holding a book signing at Grange Library for The Choir will sing a whole range of short delighted with the reception she has her father, Geoffrey Ardron’s, book. pieces in contrasting styles. Some of the received from her second ‘Mystery’ novel. Sheridon told Grange Now, “The book is an pieces will be accompanied on the harp by Elaine has had Gill Lowden from near Ulverston. anecdotal account of my father’s service in the articles and RAF during WW2. He was posted to Cark from features printed The concert (£6 admission) starts at 1 pm Cranwell where his Commanding Officer was in magazines and but for an extra £4 you can arrive at the Wing Commander Gibb. The latter welcomed church at noon and enjoy a light lunch. All journals but this my father as the man to ensure that the Airfield proceeds from the concert will be donated to is a standalone and aircraft had a full complement of wireless the restoration of the church organ fund. sequel to ‘The and telephone communications Mystery of the ”Whilst at Cark my father became part of the Golden Tower’. On the Grapevine... early Mountain Rescue team. This triggered his It is set in Arnside and features many of the Radio play reading night with writer, life-long love of the Lake District albeit under village’s favourite attractions, including:- John Martin, 7.30pm Thursday 12 sad and distressing circumstances. September in Grange Institute. The Knott, Cross Bay Walk, Foot-fishing, “In 1944, he was posted overseas to Burma via Come along to listen, and/or read the work India. He describes the Burma Road with all its Coastguard Practices, The Viaduct, and The of writer and poet, John Martin, a former atrocities but doesn’t dwell on the horrors of it Tidal Bore – all significant lawyer from Bradford. He has been involved all. There were snakes, leeches and Japanese But it is around Earnseat Manor, a rambling with Ten Minute Festival play competitions but the main challenge to the British was the gothic house where much of the action and and the hearing the voice broadcasts on climate - hot, wet and humid with a very limited excitement are enjoyed by the three main local community radio in the Leeds area supply of decent water resulting in much characters, Pixie, Billie and Mellor and of which has led him to involvement in further sickness, dysentery and ‘Burma Rot’. course, Bruno – Pixie’s boxer dog. They writing workshops for radio. “He was to stay in the Far East until the news of race around Arnside on a quest to solve He has successfully presented three of his Hiroshima and eventually the Armistice arrived. the mystery that began when they found a short plays in the auditorium of the Grand It was 1946 when he returned home to meet his message in a bottle. With only a few hints Theatre, Lancaster and we look forward 18 month old daughter for the first time. as to how to solve a riddle they set off with a vague idea as to what it could mean. to meeting him over here. In the New Year “The account rounds off the with ‘Laying up of actors will commit to two rehearsal nights the Flag’ in Flookburgh Church - a ceremony ‘The Mystery of the Hidden Treasure’ ISBN led by a director followed by one recording which re-united Wing Commander Gibb with 978-1-9160217-3-0 is available from on-line session at an On Air Workshop at Victoria an astonishing number of both servicemen and retailers, selected independent bookshops Hall. Contact Jim Robson on Grange 32879 civilians who had come to love and respect him and Amazon. The Coastguard will benefit to register interest. Many thanks to Margaret during his tenure at Cark. from donations from the sale of the book. McDonagh, Grange Drama. © National Trust 2019 . Registered charity, No. 205846. Natio nal Images

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(MD). Jane took over as MD of GAOS in 2016 Audition dates and won a district NODA for South Pacific in announced for My Fair 2017. My Fair Lady’ will be performed from 3rd- Lady 7th March 2020, with rehearsals starting in Grange Opera has announced rehearsal and September. Auditions for speaking and singing audition dates for their 2020 production, roles will be held on Sunday 29th September at Eberle String Quintet My Fair Lady. The first rehearsal is on 2:30pm in the Methodist Church Hall. Audition Wednesday 18th September 2019 at the packs for roles will be given out at the first Final Concert for 2019 Methodist Hall at 7:30pm. rehearsal but can be sent out earlier upon season Stepping into the Director’s shoes is professional request. To request an audition pack earlier than singer, actor and director, Grace Heap. Grace the 18th September, please contact Grace at Grange-over-Sands and District Concert [email protected] Club present the final concert of the told Grange Now, “Everyone is welcome at the season on Friday 6th September in the rehearsal, regardless of age, ability, previous For any further information about Grange experience and gender. We would love to see Victoria Hall, starting at 8pm. Amateur Operatic Society (GAOS), please new faces join us in both the ensemble and/or contact Maureen Barrett (Chairman) on The concert features the Eberle String character roles.” Quintet. The Quintet was formed in 2017 by 015395 34729 or Ann Heap (Secretary) on a group of like-minded string players from Jane Thedham is once again Musical Director 015395 36196. the North West of England who love the rich sonorous nature of the string quintet genre comic production of She Stoops to Conquer by and feel moved to share this marvellous She stoops to Conquer at Oliver Goldsmith. repertoire with audiences in the locality. The Group features Pam Redman, violin, Jane Cartmel Priory Transforming the Priory into a workable Cull, violin, Allison Calderbank, viola, Beth performance space is a production in itself, with Woodford, viola and Mary Dainton, cello. the clever fitting of a bespoke stage over the front pews the actors are performing at high The programme will include Mozart G minor level – which makes it easier for the audience Quintet Vaughan Williams Phantasy Quintet to see what’s going on, whilst increasing the and Dvorzak Quintet Op. 97. dramatic effect. Director, Sandra Williams said ‘it has been a huge learning experience for all concerned. This year we’ve engaged a Cinema at the Vic professional sound technician and all the cast A busy September for the Victoria Hall After two successful Shakespearean will be mic’d’. TMTC has attracted cast and crew Support Group with these events taking productions, A Midsummer Night’s Dream in from throughout the peninsula by offering a place at Grange’s premier entertainment 2017 and Much Ado About Nothing in 2018, unique opportunity to work as a team within this centre. The Marshal’s Theatre Company (TMTC) is magical setting. moving away from Shakespeare. Sunday 15th Green Book – A working class Wed. 4–7 Sep at 7.30pm. Tickets www. Italian American bouncer becomes the driver This September we will have a fast moving, high cartmelpriory.org.uk or The Priory Shop. of an African-American classical pianist on a tour of venues through 1960’s American South. (Described as a Driving Miss Daisy in reverse). 12A. Doors open 6.30, film starts at 7. Bar and snacks. Adults £5. Children £3 from 015395 34026 or on the door. let’s get Eyes down for Bingo on Tue 17th from 7pm. Doors open 6.30, bar and snacks as usual. The Swing Commanders Sat 21st Back by popular demand Europe’s number one crafty Western Swing Band 7pm. Bar and snacks, with Philippa Ball Textile Artist tickets as above £15. A Musical Evening and Quiz (radio, films tv, pop) John Mario Organist Thu 26th 7.30 £5.

In ‘A Short Book about be shown to the world. They Drawing’ Andrew Marr writes don’t have to be ‘good’ and of the horizon from one peak Reelfolk Day of Dance that ‘Drawing will make you can call them scribbles to another, or your mug of Crook Folk Dance Group will hold this year’s you a better person – not if you prefer. But, doodling at coffee or your sleeping dog. It Reelfolk Folk Dance Day at Victoria Hall, morally, necessarily, but it the edge of a page might just doesn’t really matter. Just take Grange on Saturday 14th September. The makes you think. make you happier. So, pick the time to really look at your organisers told Grange Now that the day up a pen (I love the Derwent It will help you see the hidden is always well supported by beginners and ‘Graphik’ range) and some subject and try to recreate its patterns all around you, and experienced dancers and they hope this year paper (I use a sketchbook, form on the page in front of will be no exception. make you a discriminating it keeps my doodles in one you. lover of landscape, faces and place and it is hard backed, Who knows, by Christmas There will be three dance workshops during mundane objects.’ Recent meaning I can stop and you might be asking for some the day run by national caller, Colin Hume studies have also shown that scribble wherever I am) and paint and brushes to add accompanied by musicians Denise and drawing can improve your give it a try. splashes of colour to your Norman Bearon. These are followed by an mood, has a positive impact work. I recommend the Mozart evening dance with supper. on your mental health and may Start by drawing a rough 10x10cms box (it doesn’t need Water Brush Pens – the work The organisers said, “Folk dancing is fun, delay the onset of dementia. I to be neat or straight, it’s just a bit like a fountain pen storing very social and you don’t need to come with thoroughly recommend giving a way of getting you to think water rather than ink. I also a partner, all dances are called and walked it a try. about scale). Give yourself use Graphik Line Painter pens through. Come along and try it out.” The liberating thing is that your 10 minutes to draw what’s and watercolour pencils where Contact Pat on 01539 561573 or go to the sketches are just that – yours. in front of you, inside your you can blend the colour using website: crookfdg.wordpress.com There’s no need for them to box. It could be the outline a brush.

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Programme. In addition to the Cartmel original four festivals, cross Peninsula country, key steps gymnastics, sportshall athletics, quicksticks School Sports hockey, high 5 netball, mini tennis, tri golf, quick cricket and Partnership multi skills are now on offer. The Cartmel Peninsula The festivals provide a Schools Sports Partnership wonderful opportunity for the brings together Cartmel primary school children to get Priory secondary school and Allithwaite, Cartmel, involved in sporting activities. Dean Barwick, Flookburgh, As well as this, events also aid Grange, Leven Valley and the transition from primary to Lindale primary schools into secondary by giving the children a highly successful sports opportunities to visit Cartmel partnership. Priory School and become familiar with the secondary The partnership has developed and grown over a number of school environment before years, nurturing the interests joining as students themselves. Dean Barwick Primary School - Cluster Cross country Festival and talents of all pupils, The Cartmel Priory School providing opportunities for pupils also gain immensely competition and participation from the programme with the in a wide range of sports and opportunity to take on the role physical activities. A programme of sports leaders helping their of four festivals started pre- own development in a range of 2005 involving football, netball, wider skills including empathy, rounders and athletics. This has leadership and communication. since grown into an extensive range of activities covering a All schools involved are looking wide range of sports that link forward to the Olympic event in into the Cumbria School Games summer 2020.

Grange C of E Primary School - Winners Rounders Festival

Lindale C of E Primary Winners - Year 3&4 Tri golf Festival

Flookburgh Primary Allithwaite C of E Primary School - Football Festival

Cartmel C of E Primary School - Winners of the Cluster High 5 Netball Festival Leven Valley C of E Primary School - Winners Cluster Girls Football Festival

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Mon 2, 9,16, 23, 30 - Light up Priory School at 7pm. Contact Contact Age UK on 01539 728118 per entry, open to the public at 2pm Lives, Rm 7, Victoria Hall. Weekly Age UK on 01539 728118 for more for more information. plus refreshments, presentations & Welcome - A kind way to start your information. Tues 3rd - Mothers & Others. Fr auction. We also accept entries on week - 2pm-5pm. Tues 3,10,17, 24 - Cartmel Health Magner rm, St Charles Church at Friday at 8-9pm, schedules will be available at Allithwaite Post Office. Mon 2, 9, 16 23, 30 - Cartmel Over Walks from Cartmel Racecourse 7 30 pm. All are welcome a beetle 50s Walking Football group will be grandstand entrance at 11am. drive and Jacob Join supper leads Wed 18th - Cartmel Young Farmers meeting in the school hall at Cartmel Contact Ewen Cameron on 07929 us into a very varied programme. - Games night. Flookburgh Village 833528 for information. Tues 3rd - Allithwaite & Cartmel WI, Hall, 7.30pm. Thurs 5, 12, 19, 26 - Grange 2pm Allithwaite Community Centre. The Derby Arms Fri 20th - Cartmel Food Market - 10 Health Walks from Grange Age UK Paul Littlewood from The Woodland - 4pm ENTERTAINMENT superstore main car park at 11am. Trust will talk about ‘Standing up Contact Ewen Cameron on 07929 for trees’. New members welcome, Tues 24th - Grange Climate Action LIVE 833528 for information. contact Carol Lamb 32876 or Wendy Now (Grange CAN!). Newly- MUSIC Graham 32702 formed group: how we can all live Thurs 5, 12, 19, 26 – Singing for

with Memory at Allithwaite Community Wed 4th 2- 5pm, 18th 6.30 - more sustainably and influence 9.00pm Light up Lives Room 7, the decisions of councils and Jim LUNCH DEAL Centre run by Grange Soroptimists. 2 courses for For people with memory or speech Victoria Hall. Art of Kindness - government. Grange Institute, 7pm Bean £11.95 a choice difficulties or dementia. Ring creativity for all and then on the 4th Tuesday of of starters every month. SAT 6 SEP Isabel 36378 or Janice 58001 for Wed 4th - Cartmel Young Farmers and mains, information and booking. - Comp practice and meeting. with Monday to Wed 25th - Tea Dance at Allithwaite Flookburgh Village Hall, 7.30pm. Hoi Palloi Friday 12.00pm- Thur 5, 19 - Gentle Seated Exercise Community Centre, 2pm- 4.15pm. 2.30pm Class for the over 50s at Flookburgh Thur 5 - Cartmel Peninsula Local Join Ian Midgley for an afternoon SAT 28 SEP Village Hall, from 10.30- 11.30am. History Society talk on the Corpse of sequence and ballroom dancing Come along and try this fun exercise Roads of Cumbria by Alan Cleaver - £4.50 including tea & coffee and class to help improve your balance and Lesley Park. 7.30pm at Cartmel biscuits. Ian 07941289240. and mobility. £2.50 per session. Village Hall. Non-members £3. Contact Age UK on 01539 728118 Wed 25th - Cartmel Young Farmers for more information. Fri 6th 10 - 12noon, Friday 20th 1 - - Clay pigeon shoot. Meet at 3pm Light up Lives Room 7, Victoria Flookburgh Square, 7pm. 01539 552207 Tues 10, 17, 24 - Gentle Seated Hall. Community Chat Cafes - time Exercise Class for the over 50s at shared in a room with a view Thurs 26th - Grange WI – talk The Derby Arms, Witherslack, the United Reformed Church Hall, on the Bendrigg Trust - 7.30pm, near Grange-over-Sands, Grange from 2- 3pm. Fun exercise Mon 9th - Grange Probus Club Meeting Room, RC Church, Kents Cumbria, LA11 6RH class to help improve your balance meets at 10.30 for 11am at the Bank Road. and mobility. £2.50 per session. Netherwood Hotel for Ash Poda’s talk titled “The History of Farrars”. Sat/Sun 28th / 29th - Cartmel craft Contact Derek Jackson on 015395 fair 10am to 5pm. Cartmel Village 59086 or Ewen Cameron on 32319 Hall. Bespoke handmade crafts from for information on membership and across the Lakeland’s area. events. Sat 28th - Allithwaite Community Wed 11th - Cartmel Young Centre. We have our popular Buffet Farmers - New members meeting. Supper Dance with Elizabeth Flookburgh Village Hall, 7.30pm. Harrison at 7.30pm. Admission £7 Sat 14th - Allithwaite Autumn Show. including tea & refreshments. Any Allithwaite Community Centre 8 booking enquiries for the Centre -11am, Adults 20p & Children 10p please contact 07582 706 353.

variety of media, Karen likes to The Green Door explore the wonderful qualities Art Trail 2019 of watercolour and acrylic paint, drawing media, and printmaking, The weekend of 28 and 29 selecting media to respond to a September sees the return of specific reference source. Finding the eagerly-awaited Green Door inspiration in the landscape, she Art Trail. continually seeks to develop her Art lovers are in for a treat when art practice, often combining more than 50 artists in South materials to create mixed media Lakeland and North Lancashire work. open their doors to the public. Steve Trevillion and Delcia McNeil Trail venues stretch from Burton in Kendal in the south, up to Kendal, are showing their work at the old and across to Grange over Sands Nat West Bank on Main Street in and Ulverston. Group venues are Grange – the first time the building the Athenaeum at Leasgill near has been used as an arts venue. Milnthorpe, Greenodd Village Hall Steve is an abstract artist who and the Green Door studios on works mainly in collage and this Market Place in Kendal which is pop-up exhibition will show five home to six artists. years of his work. Karen Lester will be opening her The free catalogue - complete Greywalls Studio in the centre with Trail map, timings and details of Lindale and has invited Jayne of all the artists taking part - is Lancaster and Christine Stanford available to download from www. to join her. Working across a greendoor.org.uk

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Fri 6: Concert Club presents: Eberle String Richard A Roberts T Quartet 8pm T

Tues 10 GAP Well Being Team Meeting 6.30pm Director & Solicitor at Gedye & Sons A

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The number of people over 65 without any W providing professional, Tues 17: U3A monthly meeting 10.15am adult children is set to rise from over 1.2 million Tues 17: Room 4 Craft Fair 10am – 4pm O friendly legal advice to 2 million by 2030. It is also a fact that those P

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Sat 21: Swing Commanders Concert 7pm* Even if you have had children you may still A Tues 24: Sleepworks Workshops 10am – 2pm feel some affinity with AWOCs. Perhaps your (Chamber) I G children now live some distance away, have Thurs 26: John Mario at the electric organ. I T

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Sat 28: Westmorland Orchestra Study Day So what does this really mean? E Regular events: It can mean a great sense of ‘aloneness’ T rather than mere loneliness. Aloneness when Silver Swans Ballet Classes: B A CLAIRE Wed only: 11, 18 & 25 @ 10.15am it comes to making key decisions: anything LOGAN

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Wednesdays from 7pm day issues, through to helping with financial

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decisions including downsizing your home or Mon 2.30pm (Sitting) Thurs 10am even whether to go into care. G Curtain Call: Classes begin again week Not having anyone trustworthy to talk to commencing 9th Sept I N about these issues can often make the

Booking essential: contact Grace or Ann Heap: N 07486670216 problem seem greater than it is, and so add N Light Up Lives: Weekly Welcome GAP Weekly to the sense of vulnerability or increased

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factual information but it too can also lead Tickets for Cinema and Swing Commanders commercial, new build, from: Grange Information Centre: Mon – Sat to someone receiving fake news or even E

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A auctions and neighbours can be helpful in some cases but T other property issues Waste Not Want Not for the significant questions who do you turn S E

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confidence of working alongside a trusted L share to the local community. and knowledgeable expert who is backed by We also have a community lunch, all made I L [email protected] an experienced, approachable team, and from food waste produce, on the last Tuesday W of every month, 12.30-1.30pm in the Methodist covered by professional insurance. We have www.gedye.co.uk - Church Hall. Everyone is welcome, on a Pay a wealth of practical advice on all aspects

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Food Shares R T numerous support services and advisers. KENTS BANK ROAD Tuesday Grange Methodist Church Hall, Gedye & Sons offer home visits without further E GRANGE-OVER-SANDS 12.30-1.30pm, Wednesday Cartmel 6 Pitt P charge, where it is more appropriate to see LA11 7HD Garth, Haggs Lane, all day (caravan), Thursday Allithwaite 1Beckside Cottages, white cottage clients in their own surroundings. Gedye & R O front porch, 8am-1pm, Friday Local deliveries, Sons have been supporting this community P Saturday & Sunday Cartmel 6 Pitt Garth, Haggs since 1903 and we pride ourselves on our Lane, all day(caravan). friendly, professional approach. Contact: ‪015395 33022‬

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rocks which form the Howgills Grange and were raised up relative to the District U3A Carboniferous limestone. U3A is firmly committed to A very different visit was to the the idea of keeping both mind Threlkeld area where the mining and body active. We also like museum has excellent geological to have fun, be creative and displays. Here the landscape experience new activities. is dominated by volcanic rocks Currently we have 43 interest and the erosive powers of groups from “Art Appreciation” glaciers during the last ice age. to “Write a Memory”. The To the south the rocks are the LC)WNEWTC)N,CARTh1EL Geology and Landscape Group Borrowdale volcanics dating back operates an outdoor field visit about 450 million years. These programme during the warmer form the heart of the Lake District months with indoor meetings and are varied in character in the rest of the year. depending on their chemical composition, whether they were Geology is fundamental to the laid down as lava or ash, and appearance of landscape as is so the size of crystal and particles. ' -.,,,.�. _.,. apparent in and around Grange. Further north lie the Skiddaw Limestone rocks underlie Grange rocks formed by sediments and and much of the surrounding area at 500 million years old the oldest YEW TREE BARN - THE LAKE DISTRICT and, of course, many of the older in the Lake District. Just on the LOW NEWTON, NR CARTMEL, CUMBRIA LAn 6JP building are constructed of the boundary of the two types of rock T: 015395 31498 W: .YEWTREEBARN .CO.UK same stone. We look out over the group was able to examine Morecambe Bay where the forces the Threlkeld granite and the of nature can be observed all of way this intrusion of molten rock the time as the tides ebb and flow affected the surrounding rocks. and the river channel and sand On a visit to Honister we were banks change their positions. able to see the range of dramatic Geology is a complex and many landscape features generated faceted subject which brings by the stupendous contacts together a range of scientific between the Skiddaw slates and disciplines and abilities to Borrowdale volcanics. conceive how the earth has In the coming months, indoor evolved. Anyone who has meetings will be looking at plate viewed the recently repeated tectonics; the 20th century TV series “Men of Rocks” confirmation that the continental presented by Professor Iain masses of the earth have moved Stewart will be aware of the and continue to move across the ground breaking realisations and planet The group is fortunate to discoveries made by the pioneers be led by a professional geologist of geology in the 18th and 19th who leads members through the centuries which transformed our complexities. understanding of the earth and its landscapes. That understanding More details of U3A’s many continues to evolve. activities and groups can be found on the Grange and District The group’s field visits have U3A website at www.u3asites. included ones very close to org.uk/grange, at Grange Library Grange such as Hampsfell. The and on posters around the town. landscape here is dominated by the Urswick Limestone. Like all limestones it was formed in relatively shallow seas from the skeletons of marine organisms, in this case around 330 million years ago, and can be up to 150 metres thick. Another limestone area visited was the Clouds to Based in Grange over Sands the north of Sedbergh with its Home Computer Repairs & Support from £20.00 extensive limestone pavements Custom Built PC.s - Laptops - Tablets of clints and grykes. Here we Call for a free quote were close to one of the first Oliver Lunn 07772 444 009 major fault lines to be identified See full information or to get in touch visit in Britain (by Adam Sedgwick) where the older Silurian www.innovation-computers.co.uk

[email protected] | 015395 35453 17 NATURE & GARDENING It’s what you can NUTWOOD MEDICAL PRACTICE ANNUAL PATIENT MEETING do that counts Thursday 12th September 7pm in Victoria Hall The Riding for the Disabled Association is a national charity Following our first very successful annual patient meeting last summer, we that operates through a network of regional groups to deliver are holding another one this September. We have seen a lot of changes therapy, achievement and fun in the past year, so we want to talk about these, along with future our plans to children and adults with and also to report back on the early days of our Charitable Trust. We would disabilities, through horses. love to see as many of our patients that are able to come. Two local groups, Westmorland RDA and Furness RDA, are both IT’S FLU VACCINE TIME! looking for volunteers to help them to continue providing these life- These are available for everyone aged 65 years and over, as well as those changing activities in this area. younger patients who have another condition that will put them at greater risk if they catch flu – this includes asthma, chronic bronchitis, heart disease RDA Westmorland Group More information: Jenny Harris: and diabetes. People who care for an older person, either as part of their The Westmorland group offers [email protected] job or as a family member or friend, can also get vaccinated. All pregnant riding sessions for children, and Tel: 07817 156536 women should also be vaccinated. carriage driving sessions for people of all ages. The riding group meets at We will be holding afternoon open flu clinics for patients OVER 65 Homescales Riding Centre, Old The Carriage Driving group meets YEARS ONLY on Tuesday 17th September, Thursday 19th September Hutton, Kendal, on Mondays from on Thursday mornings at the 12:45pm to 3:30pm during school & Wednesday 25th September from 2.00 – 2.30pm County Show Field, Crooklands, You can also book in with our Health Care Assistants term-time. Helpers are needed to Kendal. The group would welcome assist children with physical and/or new helpers who are able to learning difficulties to ride for fun, Deliveries of flu vaccines for UNDER 65 patients are due to arrive from provide support at these sessions, achievement and therapy. Again, mid October. We will make arrangements for flu clinics for this group which run from 9.30am to 12pm. a wide range of skills are required of patients when they arrive. Helpers do not need to have to run these sessions so there experience of carriage driving or be is something for everyone and Often people don’t realise that one of the ways GP practices are funded ‘horsey’ - there is a wide range of support from both those with and is through giving flu vaccines, so coming to your local practice is one way jobs to help with including setting without experience around horses you can support the local NHS rather than increasing the profits of national up the driving course, welcoming is very welcome. pharmacy chains! If you are eligible this year for a shingles or pneumonia drivers and their supporters, vaccine we can also check this for you and can usually give this at the making tea, assisting drivers to For information please contact same time – something the local pharmacist can’t do! Some people get safely get in and out of the carriage Marjorie Parsons at margeoff01@ their flu vaccine elsewhere such as through their workplace – if you do this and small administrative tasks. For gmail.com, Tel: 07960 606133. please let us know so we can update our records. First Changing Places facility

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Thanks to the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund, 19/9/19 Thur 1.30–2.30 Health Centre previously unseen buildings at Fell Foot Park have been restored and 20/9/19 Fri 2.30 –3.30 Health Centre opened to the public for the first time. Five Grade II listed boathouses have been restored as part of a 3-year 2/10/19 Wed 1.30–2.30 Fairfield National Lottery Heritage Fund project. One boathouse incorporates the Lake District National Park’s first (and only) Changing Places facility – a 3/10/19 Thur 1.30-2.30 Health Centre fully accessible changing room with a height adjustable bench and hoist for those with complex care needs. The central boathouses now have level Following the guidelines from the World Health access throughout, and inside the first, an animated film shows 19th- Organisation there has been worldwide delay in the Thermoshield century life on Windermere during its manufacture of the flu vaccination for the under 65s heyday of lake festivals and regattas. and we are awaiting news of the delivery date to the John Rishton surgery. Windows, Doors & Conservatories Other elements of this three-year We anticipate that we will be running clinics mid to Replacement Roof Specialist project include restoration of the Pinetum (the park’s collection of late October when the vaccination arrives. With over 30 years specimen trees), newly planted experience supplying and The dates will be published in the October edition of wildflower meadows, renovation of Grange Now designing uPVC Windows, Doors & Conservatories the café and viewing platform, and the complete refurbishment of the old Tel: 015395 34212 Mob: 07970 537 871 Gas House, originally used to power email: [email protected] Tel 01539 715 715 the park’s grounds and (now long gone) Victorian villa.

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DIRECTIONS the lime kiln take the right- hand path to follow the coast Start: Car park of Old Hall with views towards Grange. Start: Waterslack National Walk of DISTANCE Trust Car Park (Map ref: SD 9. Re-join the road at Jenny 471759 OS Explorer OL7). Brown’s Point. At the end 2 4 6 8 10 1. Walk away from the road of the road walk onto the the Month into the woods. Left at the foreshore, past Brown’s With Grange Ramblers DIFFICULTY path junction, along the House then right along an This walk offers extensive views over wood’s edge, then with a wall embankment and under the Morecambe Bay to Grange-over-Sands and on the left. railway, through the edge of the Lakeland Hills with a variety of coast, EASY MEDIUM HARD 2. Follow signs to The Cove Leighton Moss. woodland, open fields and limestone country. and Cove Road. TIME (INC BREAKS) 10. Turn right along the DISTANCE 10 miles 3. At the bend, straight road, then left past the stone DIFFICULTY Easy ahead into Cove Lane. chimney. TIME (INC BREAKS) 6 HOURS 2 4 6 8 10 11. Turn right towards 16 “Paintwood” and left onto the path 15 before the gate. 1 Follow this path 2 through pastures 3 and woodland. 12. Left at the 4 road, pass Leighton Hall 5 entrance then left 6 onto the footpath along the wooded 14 13 ridge with seats 7 with views over Leighton Hall and 8 11 Leighton Moss. 10 4. Left along the coastal path 12 then fields to Silverdale. 13. Down the hill towards the 9 Hall then right over the cattle 5. Left onto the road and grid and along the lane. straight ahead at the next MAP SUPPLIED FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES ONLY junction. 14. Right onto the footpath to Yealand Storrs, through WALKS IN SEPTEMBER: 6. Turn right onto the footpath signed Woodwell. fields. At the village - left Thursday 5th - Beda Fell, Angle Tarn Pike and Martindale 8 Miles, 2000 feet ascent, At a gap in the wall enter onto the road. Strenuous Bottoms Wood and continue Take the footpath to Thursday 12th - Scorton, Nicky Nook, Grize Dale. 7 miles, 700 feet ascent, to the Well. Haweswater, anticlockwise Moderate 7. Up the road, at the end around the lake, left onto the Thursday 26th - Barbon Beck, Barbon Dale, Brownthwaite, 8 miles. 1000 feet turn left then right at the road. ascent, Moderate. junction past Gibralter Farm. Take the first footpath on the Wednesday 2nd October - Crook, Hollin Hall, Dales way, Michelland and Crook Hall, 8. Through a gate on the right, cross the railway, uphill 6.8 miles. 800 feet ascent, Moderate. right into Jack Scout. Past then left to the car park.

having an eruption this season be hit and miss and I won’t see the Seasonal notes with millions travelling from north results for a year or two. from Brown Robin Africa and the middle east to visit Signs of autumn have already our island. The Silver moth also started to show themselves. I look As I write this (1st August), I travels vast distances and can forward to the autumn colours and hear Martins passing overhead, be sometimes confused with the the sound of Geese returning to our indicating an early autumn Hummingbird hawk moth as it shores once more. The Swifts have migration has already begun. hovers whilst feeding on nectar. gone, noticeable by their lack of Our new resident Robin is We have had more sightings of screaming races overhead. becoming an adult and attaining Small Heath butterflies to this year its red breast. The Swallows are and a late entry for a new record of The coppice is in need for a haircut, still here, having just had another the Purple Hairstreak. providing much needed habitat for next season and some potentially brood, but they may well linger until The top field has maxes out now, butterflies appear, dancing about food gets less or they may decide so it is time to look at the grazing needed woodcarving therapy for to have another brood before as if rejoicing at the return of the management plan and try to get me. autumn really kicks in. sunshine. The Whites, Tortoiseshell more balance on the whole of the Thanks, as ever, to Tony Saunders, In between the showers the and Painted Lady’s, the latter reserve, which is a task, as it can Hon. Reserve Manager.

Sizergh original fabrics normally covered over 200 years of Strickland family for their own protection, and the taste, style and opulence are hidden mechanisms and secret opened up for visitors to enjoy. Uncovered compartments which are usually The event runs from Tuesday For one week only discover the shut away from view. From the 17th secrets of some of Sizergh’s finest century spinet to Gillow furniture 24–Sunday 29 September 2019, pieces of furniture. Get up close commissioned by 18th-century lady 12–3.30pm and entry is free for to the interior decorations and of the house, Cecilia Strickland, National Trust members.

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Arnside on the 12th of the United Reformed month, so I hope the weather is good for them. There are some Church wonderful views from Arnside. The year has now turned but we We are also looking forward to can still hope for some warmth. our Harvest Festival, which we September can be a very will celebrate on September 22nd pleasant month. Our walkers at the URC with our Methodist are looking forward to the last friends. This is always a happy ramble of the season around occasion. Do come and join us.

side. Since then, other stained St Charles and glass windows have been added, Andrew, our former Curate, who St Paul’s Church the most recent of which is the officiated at both services. St Cuthbert beautiful modern window with the Our August lunchtime concert, Parishioners and friends cross and crozier of St Cuthbert by the Ashthorpe Trio, was a There will be a Church Walk on representing a wide age range (as in the Victorian window) great success. Some 60 people Saturday 14th September based enjoyed afternoon tea in the depicted against the background enjoyed the varied programme, on the Rydal area. garden and in the Fr Magner of the waves and seabirds of from Bach and Bizet to room at the end of July. Gershwin and Richard Rogers. Planning is in progress for his beloved Farne Island. This The concert raised £499 towards a number of Autumn/Winter Readers will have noticed the window was brought from the our Organ Fund and the series events. These include the incorporation of the patronage church in Flookburgh and is cherished here in Grange. of concerts have now raised a Civic Remembrance Service in of St Cuthbert into the name total of £1600 towards the fund. of our parish since the closing November, which will be led by The church is open every day of the much-loved church in We hope that the final concert Bishop Nigel McCulloch, and if you would like to visit. We Flookburgh. In fact, the two saints in the series on Wednesday 4th celebrate the feast of St Cuthbert the Christmas Tree Festival in were honoured together when the September will help us reach on 4th September. December. Also in December, £2000. That concert is at 1.00pm church was built in 1884 with two when an augmented ladies choir there will be an additional concert stained glass windows side by God bless all readers. and Gill Lowden on harp will take that will in part be a celebration of us on a “A Vocal Voyage’. the completion of the renovation keep smiling and stagger on, for An Ageing Car the good Lord will call us when he of the church organ, on which the There were two weddings in St Like the proverbial bus for wants us - just like the NHS!! work is progressing well and on Paul’s in the July/August period which you wait but never arrives Well, my various medical and it was good to welcome back schedule. until you are spoiled for choice conditions have apparently arrived with three at once… Recently at the time for inspection and I have had a similar experience action. As a result, over the past with medical appointments. two or three weeks I have been None for a long time and then experiencing excellent service one is inundated, going dizzy and attention form the NHS in trying to remember when and Blackpool, Lancaster and Kendal. where and what for. However, It is a break in routine and you we are fortunate that the NHS meet different people of all shapes keeps a check on our ageing and sizes. bodies. A crowded Boarbank Chapel joined You know, we are something like Bishop Paul as he celebrated the an ageing car. It chugs along liturgy as Sister Silvana made nicely, often after its real sell- her final vows. A very meaningful by-date, then the windscreen service suitably completed with a wipers fail. Then repaired and typical Boarbank reception …my the journey continues until the waistline! Hope you are enjoying speedometer breaks down only or have enjoyed your holiday or to be shortly followed by a rattle you may still be looking forward to in the engine…! The old body them. Whatever, thank the Lord. is something like that .. we plod along and then bits and pieces Until next time. God bless, start to go wrong or fall off! Things Fr P. Designed, Delivered, Installed don’t work as they used to. It’s a Beautiful Bathrooms Quality Kitchens Luxury Bedrooms great life if you don’t weaken so PS A man’s health can be judged Designed, Delivered, Installed keep your appointments (if you by which he takes two at a time – BeaDesign,“Frutiomful our firstBat visithrooms to theDelivery, showroom Qua it haslity Kitchen Installations Luxury Bedrooms can remember where and when), pills or the stairs! been a pleasure to deal with Panararmer. BeautifulThe attention Bathrooms to detail at the planning Quality stage, Kitchens Luxury Bedrooms “From our first visit to the showroom it has the high standard of workmanship shown by been a pleasure to deal with Panararmer.

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that long but the centrally located Farm shop fruits Higginsons shop has served the town for the past 36 years, bringing Hedgerows and orchards are the latest butchery trends and favourite haunts at this time of speciality produce to the town’s year. Eager foragers will find Farm Shop, Café residents. plenty of fruits and berries waiting Farm Trail & Crafts Although established by Stuart to be picked: sloes, rosehips, and Pauline, it was always a family blackberries, damsons and apples concern with Stuart’s mother Jessie - if they are willing to brave the and his two brothers Don and Nigel accompanying dangers of stinging working alongside the couple to nettles, thorns, ditches and wasps. develop the business. The ethos The relative safety of the farm of the business was simple – to shop makes us a good alternative bring the highest quality food and for sourcing all the seasonal fruits meat to our customers with care that you need. This month we and commitment. Perhaps it has are celebrating organic status for been the dedication to this promise our orchards here at Low Sizergh that has helped the business stand Farm and so our recipe focuses on the test of time. That aside, we feel local speciality, damsons. Our organic orchards there are a number of key reasons They sport vibrant dark blue skins produce exceptionally tasty why consumers should at least and a strong, sour flavour. That seasonal fruits. In the farm consider shopping at their local tartness of the flesh, which means shop now. independent butchers (or indeed they tend not to be eaten raw, Low Sizergh Farm, Sizergh, other independent local stores): Kendal LA8 8AE makes them the ideal choice for To help preserve the integrity and lowsizerghbarn.co.uk 015395 60426 flavoured gin. heritage of the local high street The process is easy and reaps Gourmet Grange To retain traditional butchery skills rewards but it does require In association with Higginsons Butchers and know how patience - and a good gin. We To employ and upskill local people Why shop at your have some excellent distilleries Damson Gin To help foster community spirit here in Cumbria; our choice for this independent high street To support local supplier networks INGREDIENTS butchers? including local farmers recipe is Ulverston’s Shed 1. Their To help attract tourism to the town Fancy Frolic gin really comes into 450g damsons The local butchers shop was a focal To support the local economy it’s own when mixed. point of the British high street until 600ml gin the 1960’s, when the movement To experience a personal, helpful, METHOD towards supermarket shopping and experienced and knowledgeable 450g sugar (325g for a sharper later, online shopping took many service Prick the damsons with a skewer taste) consumers away from the high To find high quality, traceable, local (today some briefly freeze or crush street. produce and seasonal specialities them instead to save time & Fast forward to today and shoppers Granted, high street stores can’t trouble), put them into a jar, add the sugar and gin, seal the have begun to realise the value compete on convenience, but it that supporting and utilising their lid. Shake from time to time to comes down to values and priorities local high street can have on their dissolve the sugar. as a consumer. So, next time you’re families and their community. After a month or two (or more) about to do a big supermarket shop Grange’s high street has seen when the gin has turned deep for fresh produce, perhaps pause for remarkable changes take place red, strain through a fine cloth over the years, including the loss thought and consider popping down (or a coffee-filter paper) until of several high street services and to the Grange high street. We think perfectly clear, then bottle for independent stores, yet it continues you’ll be pleasantly surprised! use. to retain its heritage, attract tourists and serve the local community as Tel: 015395 34367 Recipe from Traditional Food in it has done since the late 1800’s. www.higginsonsofgrange.co.uk Cumbria by Peter Brears, available in We can’t claim to have been around [email protected] the farm shop shippon, £20

Beth’s husband, author and blog and asked if we’d write them a Boots and Brews photographer, Steve Pipe, is no book. So we did. Then we began Grange Now caught up with Beth stranger to the area. He grew up working with Anna and the fab team and Steve Pipe to talk about their in Kents Bank, his mum taught at at Carnegie. So far, we’ve published fantastic new book, Boots & Allithwaite Primary and his dad three books with Anna and the gang Brews. Beth told Grange Now, worked at GSK in Ulverston. Beth, and the next one up will be spring however is from, as she puts it, “The idea for Boots and Brews next year - it will be called Brewers deepest darkest West Mids and said came about because we do a lot of Loop and is the sequel to Gin, Cake she still gets excited each time I see walks and, although many of them and Rucksacks.” the sea! are fabulous guides, they don’t tell You can follow Beth and Steve, you practical stuff if you’re a visitor She told us, “Following - where can I get my sarnies/ pie/ redundancies we moved here in and buy their books, through their cake from? Where is there a good January 2011 and decided to try blog - www.CumbrianRambler. pub? Where’s a good spot on the starting a new life in Steve’s old blogspot.co.uk and you can find walk to stop for my sarnies? etc. stomping ground. I dreamt I’d one us on Twitter, Instagram and There’s an old saying in the world of day write a book but that came Facebook as @CumbrianRambler writing “if you can’t find the book you around quicker than expected We’re also now launching a series want, then write it” so we did. when another publisher read our of guided walks for nosy hikers.

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Grange Cancer Drop-in Work continues on the sensory garden will be tackling the Wrap Up Cumbria to have a table top sale at £5 a table The group meets every Friday 2- 4pm (within Park Road gardens) so do visit project jointly with other Furness and bookings should be made through in the Father Magner Room, St Charles to see how it is developing. peninsula Clubs. Geraldine Brierley telephone 32168 or Church, Kents Bank Road, in Grange. Singing for Memory sessions resume On 13 July, the Club had a stand at Pam Brook telephone 34241. There Do you or a family member/friend at Allithwaite on a Thursday morning Grange Edwardian Festival. The sun will also be a cake stall, raffle, book suffer from cancer or a life-shortening on September 5th. Ring Isabel 36378 shone and stand holders were dressed stall etc. Everyone welcome, we look illness? Are you caring for someone or or Janice 58001 for further information in their elegant period finery. Young forward to seeing you. are you recently bereaved? St Mary’s and to book. Anyone interested in children were attracted to our stand by Cartmel Village Society Hospice Friendship and Support joining the club or getting further the timeless Hook a Duck game. Following four years of lobbying, Group are here for you. Please drop in information on events or our work/ The recent Coffee Morning and Bring Cartmel Village Society has managed for a friendly chat, to make new friends, Singing for Memory sessions see our and Buy at the Molyneaux household to obtain funding in addition to their and/or just to enjoy time together. All website www.sigbi.org/grange-over- raised the excellent sum of £367 for St own contribution, which will enable a are welcome. For more information sands/ Mary’s Hospice. Conservation Area Management Plan contact Marie on 33279. Mothers & Others On 19 August members attended for Cartmel to be produced. Such a Grange and District Lions We will be restarting our meetings on a joint meeting with the Ulverston plan is simply a document which sets Club. The objective was to meet the This years charity golf day is on Tuesday 3rd September once again in out the importance of a conservation new 1190 District Governor, Miles Friday 6th September at Grange Fell the Father Magner room at 7.30 pm. area and how that significance will be Leadbeater of the Clitheroe Club. Golf Club. All proceeds to St Marys All are welcome a beetle drive and retained in any new use, alteration, Hospice. Sponsored this year by Lake Jacob Join supper leads us into a very Members visited CastleHead Field repair and management. It in effect District Audi, Cartmel Sticky Toffee varied programme. Studies Centre, Lindale to see the establishes a benchmark of what there renovation of a derelict outbuilding. A is, why it matters, what is happening to Pudding & Mini Heat, Grange. Team 3 P’s Group entry is £40, with over £400 of cash little known fact is that it is at this venue it and the principles on which it will be prizes. Contact Peter Clough 07534 A recently held exhibition in the Grange that young men and women aged 17 managed. 372452 to book a tee time. Library, from the 5th - 17th August, to 19 learn leadership skills, aiming A voluntary team of residents from was a great success. It celebrated the to qualify for a Rotary International This year our “Bake Off” on 9th Cartmel under the direction of Cartmel 20 years of the groups work in Grange, Young Leaders award. November is to include a section for Village Society spent in excess of 1000 showing before and after photographs Jams & Preserves. With many garden hrs over a two year period in surveying, of the projects that the 3P’s have Lindale Bowling Club fruits readily available at the moment, photographing and summarising been involved in; the Outdoor gym The Johnson’s Trophy competition now is the time to start bottling your details of all the properties within the equipment on the promenade, the was held on Saturday and well speciality. Lots of local people make Cartmel Conservation Area. children’s playground, the ornamental organised by Alan Anderson. excellent preserves, this is your chance Due to a lack of Government funding gardens, the Community Orchard, to “show off” your talents. Come along The main competition was won by Bill South Lakeland District Council have the Veterans Garden and the recently and give us the opportunity to sample and Laraine Keating who beat Mark been unable to devote the time and restored Rock Gardens, belonging to your produce. For further details and Glenise Heywood in the final. finances to completing the Plan, but Colonel Porritt, above Yewbarrow. contact Rachel 07821 983300. The Plate competition was won by Ann due to the efforts of the Cartmel Village The work is ongoing and the present Our Summer Raffle is in full flow. With Anderson and Robert Anderson who Society a Plan is now in the process of live project is to replace the shelter a seemingly endless list of fabulous beat Maggie and Bob Moseley in the being prepared which will be available known as the ‘Duck Hut’ in the prizes. Tickets available at several final.Well done to all who took part. for consultation later this year. Ornamental Gardens, which is owned outlets around the town or from any by SLDC and is at present ‘not fit for Cartmel Choral Society Grange Lecture Society Lions member. purpose’ having broken windows, Rehearsals for the autumn concert In a most attractive and varied Grange Soroptimists graffiti and burnt seats. The 3P’s begin on Monday 9th September programme of lectures beginning next Nine members visited our Friendship group has raised the money from 2019 at 7.15pm in the Cartmel Village month the Society welcomes back link club in Viareggio, Italy in July, local funding sources to provide Hall. Registration on that evening will two speakers familiar to us from our enjoying excellent hospitality and a an open area, complete with picnic start at 6.45pm. New members will be TV screens. In December Antiques chance to make and renew friendships tables, designed and built by a local made very welcome so, if you enjoy Roadshow regular Paul Atterbury and share ideas about our projects. blacksmith. It is hoped to begin work singing, why not come along? Fees for looks back at the show’s illustrious The environment group in the club in September, after the schools have the whole term will be £35. history and in February political organised a very successful Beach gone back, so as not to spoil visitors Anyone who would like to consider reporter Michael Crick examines the clean on Aug 2nd, collecting 46 Kg pleasure in the ornamental gardens. joining but would prefer to come along current political scene. Also returning of rubbish from the foreshore, with for an introduction to what we do are retired forensic pathologist Michael Cartmel Fell and District Local Green talking about sudden death in members of the public, who turned History Society before making a commitment is most out in large numbers. The idea was welcome. Shakespeare and Brian Wilson on The society will meet in the Parish to do “From Trash to Treasure” on the Jacobite Rebellion of 1745. Other Rooms on Cartmel Fell (LA11 6NH) The term finishes with our Autumn Grange promenade on 17th August, subjects include Charles Dickens at 7.30 pm on Monday 9th September Concert in the priory at 7.30pm on using some of the trash collected as seen by his great-great-great to take “A closer look at Ulverston” Saturday 7th December 2019 where so more about this event in the next granddaughter Lucinda Hawksley, Lois with David Fellow. On 14th October we will be performing Rheinberger’s edition. £201 was raised for Barrow Pryce’s travels in Iran by motorbike, Professor Angus Winchester is going Star of Bethlehem We will also be Women’s Centre ( for period poverty) growing up on a Peak District hill farm, to tell us about “Tysons & Todhunters, singing carols for all to participate as with a delicious afternoon tea at the film-making in extreme environments Mungoe and Lancelot; Personal well as Choir Carols. home of a member on 9th August. and Roman methods of border control Names and Local History in Cumbria”. Full details of the Society can be in North Britain. The season opens All welcome, visitors £3. found at www.cartmelchoral.co.uk with former Queen’s press secretary alternatively, our Chairman, Jim Trefoil Guild Dickie Arbiter on the history of the Kitchen, can be contacted on 015395 British Monarchy. Members were given an illustrated 35306 talk by Maddie Davies on her visit to All lectures take place in the Victoria We look forward to seeing new Hall commencing at 7.15pm. There is Romania with a charity. The group members as well as our regulars. helped out with children and elderly disabled access to the Hall. Additional people. The next meeting will be a Newton & Field Broughton WI programme leaflets containing the talk on the new Guide programme. Our next meeting will be held on application form for season tickets Details from Molly Inglis on 33141. Wednesday 11th September at Lindale may be obtained from Grange Library Village Hall 7.30pm. The speaker will and the Tourist Information Office. Grange Rotary be Archie Workman on ‘ My life in the Ticket prices are £23 for the season Grange Rotary welcomed new gutter’. New members and visitors are (representing excellent value at £2.30 member Gill Bitcon, a resident of always welcome. per lecture) or £5 at the door for single Kents Bank, who was first enthused lectures. Although we have no meeting in by the Rotary movement when she August, a number of members visited Grange WI volunteered at our Rise Against Dalemain near Penrith and enjoyed a Hunger Meal Pack event. Originally Violet Brown spoke to us at our last tour of the house and gardens. from the Manchester area, a meeting about the charity “Days for former Business and Management We are holding a community coffee Girls”. It was very moving to hear Development Consultant. Gill has morning on Saturday 12th October to how a group of ladies were meeting been allocated to join the Community support the village of Lindale. Entry regularly to make kits to supply girls and Vocational Committee which £1, to include coffee, children free. and women with sanitary protection 10.00 am to 12 noon. 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shunned and isolated when they have and resilient containers. She also feet. Following this was the annual their monthly period. And the special explained how plastic containers could July afternoon tea provided by the kits also go to girls and women in the be repeatedly reused and shopping committee. M.E.L. FurnitureRestorers UK. Many members gave donations of bags made from recycled fabric. The The next meeting is on Tuesday 3rd Blacksmiths20yearsexperienceinallaspectsof underwear, material, ribbon and other club’s next meeting will be on Monday, September, 2.00pm at Allithwaite Specialistsfurniturerestoration.Specialisingin in traditional & items. Several members attended the September 9th (10.30am) at the Community Centre when Paul modernalltypesofseatweavingincluding gates & railings Space Age Quiz at the Library and Netherwood Hotel when Ash Poda Littlewood will be talking about the work includinghandwoven&pre-wovencanework stainless steel helped them raise £70 from the evening. will talk about the History of Farrers. of the Woodland Trust. New members glazed railing systems We were thrilled to find our CountryFest Grange Probus welcomes retired men welcome, contact Carol Lamb 015395 Enquiries(015395)36269www.mel-cartmel.co.uk ‘Market Day’ exhibit was on display in and women as members and meets on 32876 or Wendy Graham 015395 Cartmel Fell Church for their Flower the second Monday of each month from 32702 Display over one weekend mid-July. 10.30am till noon at the Netherwood We also had a very successful day at Hotel. Contact Derek Jackson on Grange over Sands Golf Club the Edwardian Festival. Our Edwardian 015395 59086 or Ewen Cameron on Our Junior Section is celebrating the Established 25years themed gazebo – complete with period 32319 for information on membership success of two of our members, Sam fireplace was much admired by visitors and events. Mallinson and Will Murray, both of and the cakes, jams and chutneys went whom have been selected to represent M.E.L. FurnitureRestorers Grange Fell Golf Club down well. In September our speaker Cumbria in the Northern Junior Tour 20yearsexperienceinallaspectsof will be from the Bendrigg Trust. Visitors Gary Holden won the 36 Hole TB finals to be held in Northumberland Furniturefurniturerestoration.Specialisingin Restorers Hustler Club Championship for the welcome, contact Shirley on 015395 in September. The Club thanks Anne alltypesofseatweavingincluding second year, with scores of 72 + 78 All aspects of 32342. Daggett, Junior organiser and Nick furniture restorationhandwoven&pre-wovencanework =150, runner up was Mike Taylor with Lowe our professional for running the undertaken. High Newton Village Hall 153, Fred Foster took the best 36 net Thursday Junior club nights, 4.30-6 Specialising in all Senior Friendship Club - Do you know prize. types of seat Enquiries(015395)36269www.mel-cartmel.co.ukweaving p.m. each week which is also open including hand someone in the Cartmel Peninsular Mr President (Mr Alan Johnston) held to non-members. Year 6 pupils from woven & pre-woven who could benefit from this - a friend or his day on Saturday 17th August, Allithwaite School recently took part in, canework relative maybe? winner of the Malcolm Higginson and enjoyed, a golfing fun session at Wednesday 18th September 2019 from Trophy was David Kay with 45pts the Club. The Goshawks Centenary 10am – 12noon, High Newton Village beating Dave Robb on a card play off. Challenge on August 21st involves (015395) 36269 or 07421 006 260 Hall. There’s always an engaging Mike Taylor and David Wilson won the teams of 6 players from Kendal, programme, packed either side with Carlsberg Pairs with 48pts, Runners Barrow, Windermere, Morecambe, www.mel-cartmel.co.uk cake and sing-a-long, and games it up: Dave Robb and Mike Hudson with Heysham, Kirkby Lonsdale, Bentham, should be a great & fun event. Contact 47pts, On 4th August the Veterans Appleby, Shaw Hill, Leyland and Trish Calway on 07949 140108 if you Trophy was won by Captain Dave Lancaster Golf Clubs competing for the for the Centre please contact 07582 would like to attend or volunteer to help. Robb (65net), runner up, Dave Fletcher Trophy. 706 353. Locally Produced Morning - Saturday and Derek Airey took the Gross (75). Lady Captain’s day winner was 28th September 2019~ 10am ‘til Noon Lower Holker Village Hall Mick O’Doherty, winner with a 66 net of Kath Clawson with 40 pts., The ~ Local talent in abundance with a last midweek medal; Mike Hudson won H.O.Shepherd Cup (flag comp) winner BeeAbba show Saturday 7th broad range of things including artisan the James Crowe Trophy for the best was Mark Gillette; the Senior Open food products, bread, ginger bread, September cancelled. Quiz Thursday two cards overall. winning team was G.Holden, W.Crowe, cushions, aprons, cakes, cards, charity 29th September, start 7.30 pm, up to 4 Lady Captain Mrs Anne Lawson held M.Johnson, K.Illingworth. The July items, preserves, wood-turned items, in a team at £1.00 per team. Hot supper her Captains day, winner was Dayna winners of the Mixed Summer League felt items, mince pies, pickles, and Davidson with 37 pts; runners up: were D & C Cooper. The Captain’s £3.00 and cash prize of £30.00 still up much more.....you name it and it is there Diana Tidd and Anne Clough. Dayna Prostate Charity Day, July 26th, had an for grabs. Sunday 6th October Bay courtesy of your very talented local also won the 3rd round of the Edna entry of 124 golfers. Brilliant weather, community. If you produce something Search & Rescue putting on a display Martland Trophy with 28pts, winner of an all-day BBQ, an evening disco, locally and want to sell some of your at the Hall. All are welcome to come! the Edith Whatmough was Hilary Austin alongside the raffle, raised £4840. locally produced goods/products with 31pts. September 21st, 60’s/70’s disco social then please contact the driving force evening in Clubhouse. Numbers available for the 200 Club. behind the LP - Wendy by email on - Our next social night have been very Contact the Hall for details. Thursday [email protected] successful and the next is Rod Stewart in November. Allithwaite Community Centre & Table Tennis and Badminton Day. Table Or just simply pop in for a cuppa, a chat Playing Fields Committee and a catch-up, cake or a home-baked Tennis 9.00 am to 9.00 pm. Badminton Grange Garden Society Many thanks to all our Sponsors, sausage roll! All are welcome. from 9.00 am to 2.00 pm and 3.30 pm Instead of a formal meeting in July Donations & Helpers at our annual to 8.00 pm. Cost £1.00 per person Newton-in-Cartmel Village Hall, High members enjoyed a guided tour of Carnival on Saturday 13th July we Newton, South Lakes, LA116JH. Grange Fell Allotments by enthusiastic again had a successful year & were unlimited access within time specified. organiser Bruno Gouillon. We gained very lucky with the weather. For playing on other days contact the Grange Forum an insight into some of the problems Please join us at our Autumn Show Hall. Our season of meeting commences on encountered and overcome by on Saturday 14th September from Tuesday October 1st. The Netherwood allotment holders, and were impressed Bring own equipment for Badminton. 8-11am,Adults 20p & Children 10p per Hotel is our new venue where we by the excellent crops of fruit, Hall number is 015395 58304 for meet at 10.15 am. Coffee and tea are entry, open to the public at 2pm plus vegetables and flowers produced. all enquiries. Tai Chi available available from 9.45 am. refreshments, presentations & auction. The next Society meeting will be on We also accept entries on Friday at Wednesday’s 7.30 to 9.00 pm. Sewing Our advertisement for our full year’s Friday September 20th at 7.30pm in 8-9pm, schedules will be available at programme is shown elsewhere in this group Hall on Friday mornings 9.30 the URC Hall, Kent’s Bank Road. Our Allithwaite Post Office. issue of Grange Now. A most varied list speaker, local plantsman and alpine am to 12.30 pm. Plenty of free parking/ We have our popular Buffet Supper of illustrated talks is on offer where you specialist, Alan Oatway, will give an disabled access. Remember we have Dance with Elizabeth Harrison on are sure to relate to most of them. illustrated talk entitled “Floral Highlights rooms available for hire at a reasonable Saturday 28th September at 7.30pm, A warm welcome awaits existing and of South West China.” Admission £7 including tea & price. Follow us on Facebook at: new members - we look forward to Visitors are welcome at £3 entry, which refreshments. Any booking enquiries lowerholkervillagehall. meeting up again for our seventy- includes refreshments. second season. Please note: Cabaret Theatre visit Allithwaite & Cartmel WI must be paid by those going by 30th 015395 33040 September 2019. Cheque to Grange The Bryce Street Forum via Ann Anderson, Wychwood, Strummers treated the Great Heads Road, Grange over members to a very FUNERAL DIRECTOR Sands, LA11 7EA. 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Dear Editor, Sensory garden. With Nine Grange Soroptimists visited The members of the Viareggio club their Friendship link club Viareggio arranged a wonderful experience for the members of Grange with a Craig Turner - Versilia in Italy in July , enjoying Property Department Manager a busy time with social events visit to the Puccini Festival to watch and exchange of ideas about an open air performance of La and Valuer projects with Italian Soroptimists Boheme. Members of both clubs . Viareggio was beautiful with enjoyed hospitality, a talk about stunning mountain scenery, the opera and a backstage tour sunshine and the sea. during the first interval when they Some members visited the were introduced to some of the FRIENDLY HONEST PROPERTY ADVICE Skyline plaque at the harbour lead singers and saw the chorus commissioned by Viareggio assembling for the second act. members this year and inspired by The visit was rounded off with a similar plaque they saw on the a social event at the home of a No Hidden Surprises when Selling Promenade, during their last visit to Viareggio Soroptimist and the Grange! link between the 2 clubs was They were very moved by a visit strengthened, with friendships Off the back of the announcement that estate agents will soon have to to a mural - binar10 commissioned be regulated and have passed relevant qualifications, the Advertising by Viareggio Soroptimists to made and renewed. Links commemorate the terrible freight between clubs highlight the truly Standards Agency has revealed that the number of complaints raised train explosion in Viareggio 10 international scope of Soroptimism against online agents advertising has risen sharply. The need to years ago. and our shared aims. Soroptimist provide a high quality customer service with transparent fees and sales Grange Soroptimists talked about does of course mean “best of packages has never been more important. their own projects including Singing sisters” for Memory and work in the Grange Soroptimists There were four main areas of concern. Firstly was the fees which they have decided have to be quoted with all ‘non-optional’ charges. They Dear Editor, Then came Jean’s “Interludes” also need to highlight the fact that fees that are payable up front still On Friday, 9th August , a day of which were gentle, lyrical and have conditions attached regardless of whether the property sells or severe rains, those who ventured beautifully shaped. It was just not. to this month’s Concert Club recital disappointing that, as composer, Service levels were the next on the list. The fact that different online were well rewarded. The Swiss he did not speak about his works. pianist, Jean-selim Abdelmoula, Despite only a few years companies offer different levels of services. The ASA says “Any lived up to his reputation of being “ separating the birth of the two significant limitations and qualifications to advertised fees have to be A fine pianist with a major talent in composers, Schubert’s Sonata in made clear to consumers. SO online estate agents need to be careful composition”. He presented works Bflat major represented a different to explain exactly what their customers are going to get with their fees”. style from the Schumann. Here by Schumann, Schubert and two of This is highlighted by an agent advertising a 0.5% commission for we heard Schubert’s last work his own “Interludes”. sales but not making it clear that this fee did not include charges for The opening Fantasie in C Op17 in sonata form, almost Classical accompanied viewings. by Schumann was a perfect in style, to which Jean-Selim convincingly adapted his talents opportunity for our pianist to The next issue was raised about the use of the term “local experts”. The next concert , on 6th demonstrate strength of attack Whereas the ASA conceded that it was “broadly likely” for a local expert and contrasting emotional depth September, will be given by the in expressing the grandeur of Eberle String Quintet, a group from to have knowledge and experience within a defined geographical area Schumann’s homage to Beethoven the North West whose programme without being based in that area, they did say that there were cases against the longing for his will include works by Mozart, where this term implied the physical existence of branches or people fiancé, Clara, from whom he was Dvorak and Vaughan Williams. being based in that location and not actually based in that location. temporarily separated. Lesley Gaskarth The final point was the use of comparisons. 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