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The Incorporating Great Ashby VILLAGER & Old Town Directory and Town Life February 2016 Free Monthly Magazine Delivered to Homes and Businesses in the Stevenage Area WINDOW REPAIRS Serving all of Herts - Based in Stevenage Specialising in replacing misted units BEFORE AFTER email: [email protected] website: www.jmlwindows.co.uk 07977 911 926 / 01438 906300 • Misted/broken double glazed units • Sticking doors or windows adjusted • Broken/loose handles • Leaded or Georgian units replaced • Hinges for gapping windows • Leaks fixed • All types of locks replaced • Energy saving Planitherm glass • Cat/dog flaps in glass or panels • Door re-alignments Visit our website for over 30 customer reviews 2 Please mention The Great Ashby and Old Town Directory when responding to adverts e Incorporating Great Ashby VILLAGER & Old Town Directory and Town Life February 2016 Free Monthly Magazine Delivered to Homes and Businesses in the Stevenage Area WINDOW REPAIRS Serving all of Herts - Based in Stevenage Specialising in replacing misted units BEFORE AFTER email: [email protected] website: www.jmlwindows.co.uk 07977 911 926 / 01438 906300 • Misted/broken double glazed units • Sticking doors or windows adjusted • Broken/loose handles • Leaded or Georgian units replaced • Hinges for gapping windows • Leaks fixed • All types of locks replaced • Energy saving Planitherm glass • Cat/dog flaps in glass or panels • Door re-alignments Contents Visit our website for over 30 customer reviews Kitchen Ergonomics Feathered Friends..........................................................35 32 Animal Heroes ...............................................................36 Seasonal Delights ..........................................................39 Ten Tips to Bring Your Treasures Back to Life ..................40 The Language of Flowers ..............................................43 Computer Love ..............................................................45 Planning for the Future When Independence Ends........47 Puzzle Page ...................................................................48 Win a Signed Copy of ‘Regret to Inform You’ .................51 Why Are We Celebrating Valentine’s Day .........................4 Prize Crossword .............................................................54 For Goodness Sake, Pay By Credit Card! ...........................8 Fiat 500 .........................................................................57 Fairtrade Fortnight ........................................................10 What’s On ......................................................................58 Win Tickets to The Pad - The Selecter + Guests ..............12 Book Review .................................................................61 National Yorkshire Pudding Day ....................................14 Chinese New Year Chinese New Year ..........................................................17 17 Portugal - Cruising on the Douro River ..........................18 Scents Appeal................................................................20 The Age of Plenty ..........................................................23 Children’s Page ..............................................................25 Plan the Perfect Bathroom ............................................26 Is Buy-To-Let Still a Good Investment? ..........................29 Employment Matters ....................................................31 The Kitchen Experience - Kitchen Ergonomics ...............32 Editorial: Sarah Fryer, Jonathan Vernon-Smith, Carol H Scott, Publishers Louise Addison, Debbie Singh-Bhatti, Kate Duggan, RSPCA, Villager Publications Ltd Solange Hando, Katherine Sorrell, Pippa Greenwood, 24 Market Square, Potton, Bedfordshire SG19 2NP Iain Betson and Bruce Edwards Tel: 01767 261122 [email protected] Advertising Sales www.villagermag.com Victoria Tonkinson Tel: 01767 261122 E: [email protected] Disclaimer - All adverts and editorial are printed in good faith, Photography - Strannikfox and Darren Harbar Photography however, Villager Publications Ltd can not take any responsibil- ity for the content of the adverts, the services provided by the Design and Artwork advertisers or any statements given in the editorial. No part Design 9 - Tel 07762 969460 of this publication may be reproduced or stored without the express permission of the publisher. To advertise in The Great Ashby and Old Town Directory please call 01767 261122 History Roses are red, Violets are blue… Why are we celebrating? I don’t have a clue! Love is in the air this month with Valentine’s Day around the corner, but how many of us know just why we are celebrating? The fact is, there are a number of moments in history from which the holiday could have come and no one can say for sure which of them, if any, could be the definitive original source – most likely it has been an evolution, with vestiges from more than one place or time. It is often most closely associated with the ancient Roman festival Lupercalia, which itself is not fully understood. The festival has been connected with the legendary she-wolf Lupa, who nursed the founders of Rome – Romulus and Remus – when they were babes. She also protected the flocks and herds from wolves. The festival was also associated with the god Faunus – the god of agriculture. Lupercalia began with a sacrifice. A goat for fertility and a dog for purification were slain, before thongs and whips would be fashioned from the dead animals skins. The young men would then use these bloody thongs to softly lash at any women who came near; the thought was that the blow would make the woman fertile, and women welcomed it. A world away from what we are used to today Christian feast day, Saint Valentine’s Day, in the 5th perhaps! There were a great many other rituals Century but it is a mystery which St Valentine he as part of the festival that would seem intended to honour, there are at least three by strange to us in 2016, sacrifice that name recorded by the catholic and a sort of casual semi- church – all of them apparently brutality not being martyred. common place here and Most believe the St. Valentine that now but to them it was Gelasius intended to pay tribute a necessity. To keep both to was Father Valentine. Roman the lands and people fertile emperor Claudius II, a former army and prosperous – so not exactly officer faced many enemies and needed lovey-dovey! an army he could count on. His men travelled Pope Gelasius went some way to many miles from home, away from their families changing things. The catholic church for long periods of time and Claudius realised disagreed with these rituals believing that his men were homesick – and not fighting them to be unchristian. 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The letter was signed “from your Valentine”. There are many myths surrounding the man but one thing that seems to remain constant is that he was a good man, very brave and an old romantic at heart. However, in spite of his romantic soul, it seems that the first time the link between romance and Valentine’s Day was recorded, was by Geoffrey Chaucer in 1383. Chaucer had written a poem to commemorate the engagement between Richard II and Anne of Bohemia, a huge 700 line poem that fairly commonplace here in the UK by the 18th took him almost a year to finish. It was completed Century. Perhaps not the mass produced cards on 14th February, 1383 and was quite up to and gifts we know today – cards would have Chaucer’s usual character. Even in old English there been handmade, perhaps with lace or ribbon is no disputing the link, Chaucer wrote: and Cupid’s face taking the leading role but the “For this was on seynt Valentynes
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